3&3
"th"th teach to post a forfeit to be there. l
huts tars an IISIIAPS on
its ma SIDE or a: man.
In. A. 8. llamauii't Lecture Postponed
Until mummy. Much IBwiulttmi by
Failing From a Truth-4m: and
End: at News.
"Louis Webster has mmivml a letter
1f‘l‘t’au the Hartford Wheel eiuh uttering
it purse of Kati-a- au eight-round go he-
twuou him and Fred Meiiirr. and saying
that the latter was willing. Webster
laid that he was willing. but hehad
been twiee Ttutlt'tl by .\ir(iii'l' and iiel
. and tho elub one to hold the match.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Robinsonentertained
friends at their home. on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Robinson gave a n'rua
tion, and Mrs. Kittie l'ioituel. oi Silver"
mine. gavoat reading. tiames were
played and a iiue oollation
.Wiilium E. Ulinstead. .\ir. and Mrs. J.
Buckman. Misses Ada Mute. May 310- ;
Oahu. Mamie Divine. Lizzie .\‘olan. l'Illa
Ber
George Footi- and James Robinson. The
party broke up at 1 o'clock.
W Cit thin Matiaris hooker is getting
. his ii 001) Pull in readiness to leave for ‘
(imnport. L. 1.. where he will get oy-
st for Alden Solmaus.
(all ‘oysterinen.
Tholortureot‘Rev. .\. t4. Kavanagbi
at tho East Avenue Methodist lilpist-opal
church, was laisipontai on aeeount oi the
stoma. until Wednesday. March iMh.
'llhls announcement. however. emne too
late to pi't‘Vt‘ilt quite a number from
coming last night.
The weekly prayer and praise service
will be held at the East Avenue. Metho-
dist Episcopal church tonight at l:i.’i.‘
The pastor will leatLthe nun-ting.
. . "" l
William Beers fell from tho trestle,
'workover the river. 'i'aesday. and in- .
jured his spine. lie is now confined to
his home in Reynolds street.
Mrs. Arthur ii. Ki't‘lor.
' from Nyaek have been stunmond.
at . I Misti Aduil Starr is visiting hereousius
in ‘Bethel and Daubury.
ROWAYTON.
A “Dollar l‘lxprrieaee” soeial will be;
givenin the Methodist- church. Marvin
iii. Au utrraetive programme is being
prepared.
The measles epidemio is apparently on
the increase. .\illtiui: those ailiieted
taro William (2. liaise. Miss Kate
stevehs and a son of William iiuylor.
CRANBURY.
Mrs. Albert Weluitz will entertain a
number of friends this at'iorumn. 'l‘ln-
. gentlemen will be in attendam-e in tho
evening.
J.“A. Pai‘trit-k has :m old stage (‘tiiti'lL ‘
said thin! the one in which William (tody
drove. across the frontier. mud is using
the trucks for a supply wagon.
Mrs. George Mills is still your ill.
DABIEN AND NOROTON.
The house of Baggage .\iaster Nit-iter-
son. of the Noroton depot. was entered
by burglars Monday night. tine of the
intruders pointed a revolver at Mrs.
Niokerson. but she managed to escape
with her baby out of doors. Nothing is
1 ,th'iiised from the house.
'A son weigliinpr eleven pounds was
born this morning to Dr. and Mrs. i-'.
W. Dunner. “ _
OliverCoui'h. who was interested in
the broom factory at tlleiiln'mik. died
Monday at the residence of his brother. ‘
Stephen D. (Yoiich. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon. and the burial .
wait in Spring (lrorv eenu-tery.
Miss Jennie Bird-hard has gone to New ;
York city to spend a mouth.
Mr». Fernando VanSv-oy. ol' N‘oroton ‘
avenue. had a slight paralytic shock
yesterday.
BRANCHVILLE.
.Fioronce and Theodore Illead are nu;
covering from the measles.
Mrs. G. N. Webb called on her old
neighbors on Friday.
‘(iertrutle (iodirey visited her
and uncle. last week. ‘ .
Mrs. Truman Smith has a little daugh-
ter, now two weeks old.
" Mrs. Audio“: (Godfrey visited
hunt. Mt‘s. James Halliwell. on Tuesday.
Charles B. Mon-house and wife are at
his’mother's. on Laurel Hill.
Miss Maggie (h'iifin called on Mrs.
A. Godfu‘y. on Wednesday.
David Mead :md brother lsaao visited
Danbury. on Tuesday. .
anut
Perry Path-tie (in tho roadi—W'y
don’t you go in? De dog's. all ‘right.
Don‘t you see him waggin' his tail?
“'uyworh Watson (at the gatel—Yes.
and he's growlin‘ at the same. tinm. I
dunno which end to believe.
:‘BonAmi,
oh,
Boo Ami,
whence
comes
thy magic
Bon _
“ . o
Ami
' ‘ thirty
The Modern Cleaner windows
cleaned
in just
one half
an hour."
All Grown.
Fro; Samsk. .
Nun York.
served. .
Among those pix-sent \i't'i'i‘ Mr. and Mrs. 3
. Misses Mriilyiih. ot' ltidgetiold.‘
_ and bring
7". iii to South Norwalk to sell to the io-
nf Cottage}
avenue. is seriously ill amt her parents .
her |
us in the Winnipauk Mills is completed,
as is also the placing of a watclnuau‘s
clot-it hail. i. Diurnal. of the ‘Zgo Mag-
uetie Ultx'k aumpahy. of Bordon.
Edwin Henderson. although much litt-
provod. is still unable to attend to his
duties in the Norwalk Mills. Miss l‘ilsle
‘ Henderson is ill with pneumonia. '
I John Porter. while alight-lag from a
i trolley ear. yesterday afternoon. Ilipped
‘ontlm iee and tell. injuring his arm
severely.
] A large numluu'of men are engaged
l unhiathug a train of eoal at the \\ litlll-
punk Mills.
‘ . (ioorgo llolt. oi Mottflaven. is visit-
[lilillllti parents. ltir. and Mrs. Robert
Miss Marion London is ill with the
. grip’r .
Miss Jessie llarrat-Iough is seriously
pa
Souf—“l’ather. why do they t‘iill the
extension of a house twinge?" l-‘ather
UN“) is buildingi—"Beeause. my son.
. the morn wmgs on a house thoi'aster the
3 money tliegt.”
I‘le—l think you have such a pretty
name.
Silo—l lilto your's better.
I ()uo lilxception.-—l’arrott’»~But it's int-
possihle that a part should ever be
‘groater titan the whole! Wiggins—It's
_elear that you ean't see how a star ao-
i tor always looks at- his own part!
“i always tiikeasoa voyage during
lxiut." said Miss Keodivk to Mr. Spatts.
“'How odd." replied .\ir. Spam. "Not
at all. it's so muohensierto give tip
i things when on the mean."
‘a_..
‘ Extending the l’i'itii-ipio.~«>ltreel (Jar
fHuiwriuteiaioni—It strikes me
' would be a good addition to our rulos.
; Assistant ~Wiint is it': Stuwriuiendont
I -~Ladios who eahnot agree as to Wlilt'li
‘ shall pay the fare are requested to sub-
mit tho dispute'to the arbitration of tin-
eondm'tor, who will i‘t‘llthl'il derision
promptly.
3 Tax Collector’s Sale.
'(ii'il'il is hereby given that theunder-
. signed. i‘oiloeinr of Taxes, under
and by \'ii'ilit‘ oi a certain tax \t'arrani.
.tllilj'PXt't'illtfll and signed by proper au-
lthoi‘ity and lllrt't'it'tl lo the undersigned
romnmnding hint to lt'YY and collect oi
l'Ii.i’/..\lll.i ii 'i‘itii't'.
and oilirr person.- hunted lli ihernte book.
:ou the list to said warrant annexed. their
.sevei-al proportions of the sum total as
then-in slated, said sum bring a tax or as
sessineui laid upon the assessment. list.
made in ihlt.’ by tln- inhabitants of ilit'
town oi .\"ormiik. regularly and legally
aubt'illlill'il. to wit. nu Ill? '!‘~’!h day of lir-
remia-r, A. l) . iHit.‘.iuri [or the purpose of
providing for the
town. levies upon theiollowiug described
't-eai estate of said l'lllzabeih Tripp.
;siiuated in the town oi .\‘orwallt. bring
an undiridril one third interest in A inn-t
oi land in quantity about '3‘.’ acres. and
boumlmi northerly by land of li'i‘rdvru'lx
.\. iieyser and wile: easterly by hlultway;
:«ontbrrly by land i'ot'mrrly oi 'i'ltuiuax
llnssrti. but. now believed to la- oi \Vm.
‘lt. Lot-kimod. and westerly by the line
wepnrating ibv' towm oi .\‘orivallt and
l):l2'.i'ii. . '
And ishall sell at. l'ubltr Alu-‘iou. on
the premises lu-rethbeiore dent't'ibed. on
tin» 15th day oi May. A. ll. lbfhi. at W
this" the sum "1' llll\‘l‘ dollars and um‘
vent. 1M till. that being the proportion of
the said i'Llimbu-tlt 'i‘ripp. of the sum total
in lilitl ii-t, together with the ohurges of
levy. sale. ete.
til-2t). it. si'. .mii.\'.
'l'a\ l‘oIIt-rior. List of tail:
l).tted iii Norualk. .\larrh iii. A l) . I‘TH
,
Tax Collector 5 Sale.
'(l'l'ii'l-Iis hereby given that. the our
. tiersigued. t'olim'tor oi 'l'axl-s, under
and by rirtue oi a l't‘l'l‘tlil tax warrant.
duly t-xrt'iilt‘tl and signed by proper auv
thoriiynnd direeird to the undersigned.
commanding him to levy and culled-t oi'
l'll.l7. \nic r ll. 'l'llll'i'.
and other persons named in ilulrai» b mtg,
“on the list to said warrant aunt-ml. their
.several proportions of the -uIn total on
,ihereln sizitetl.ua1<i sum being a tax or
asses-«meat laid Iipon the assessment list
intuit-in Hill by the inhabitants of the
tllWil ot' .‘s'oi'wnlk, regularly and legally
.Iswnihledno w”, on the is! day of Mari-h,
.\. l).. lbilit, met. for the piii‘pnqn ot'
vprovuliiig .or the iiuh-bH-dues of said
.town. levies upon the billowing llt“‘l'i'ilii'7l
real estate of said Elizabeth ll.
'l'ripp. situated in the town of Nor
‘walk. brim: an undivided one-third inter
.est in a ll‘ili'l of land in quantity about L“:
tit-res. and bounded northerly by land of
l"redorit~k .\. Kt'yu-l' and Who; easterly by
highway: southerly by land formerly of
Thomas ”asset. but now believed to be of
Win. 1. Lot'ktvootl.:tiid westerly by tin:
lino separating the towns of .\'orwalk and
liarieu.
And i shall S0“ at Public Auction. on
the premises hereinboi’ore described, on
the Ifith day of May; .~\. i1, Witt, at Infill)
o‘clock torenoon. so lltili’ll thereof as will
raise the sum of three .sib dollars. that
being the proportion of the said l‘llllabeth
Tripp oi the sum-total in said ii-zt, togeth-
, er with the charges of levy, sale. eto.
' . . (Hit). ll. St. .IUllN.
'i'nx ('oliector. List of NH
; Dated at .\'orwnlk‘. .\itirrh lit. .\. l). .lfitttl.
The “'Ul'k of putting new tin» Imml‘ttt- 5
Highest «at in Looming row ”law: :a Gov’t Report
that iif
indebtedness of .“Iiltl‘
~i'oilowiug tl|‘!t'i'ili"tl real estate or said
-.' . l . H . . . - ., .
o'rioek ion-noon. so tnuolt thereof as “ill ”m" l 1" "H” "1 Hm" “u“ l‘“ “‘3 ""'
m
Connactlcut Patients.
The following were issued .\iau-h in
Him. List furnished from omens oi .\.
.\l. Wooster. patent lawyer and soliei-
tor. Bridgeimrt. (‘omi.
W. R. Briggs. i‘lridgepirt. two. golf
driver; t‘. A. ‘Hotehkiss. Bridgeport. toy :
eaiiuoi11l'l.lt. lami‘eueo. New Haven.
mane puzzle: E. ii. Phillips. Sew ila~
\‘en. Ilitit'llliit' for making eeun-ut pipes;
: i). N. itoston. New Haven. i'eailtorenr
ler: .\. .l. Woli‘i'. liartt‘ord. live. vehiele
Wlltit'llii. W. lloot. Hartford. tire es-
eapeztl. N. Kingsbury. Hartford. grip
for portable lire escape: .l. S. (‘opelamh
Hartford. \’t'lllt‘lt' wla-el:.l. W. nt‘tlll“
‘mont. Waterbury. button: .1. ii. iii-on-
sou. Waterbury. stl‘eiy pin: .l. Lines.
Waterbury. portable air pinup: .l. .\I.
Iiurduer. New London. device for dis-
tributing seed t't-tiuH: .I. .\. 'I‘raut. New
Britain. eoi‘e-cox plane. lb‘slgns. E.
R. lves. Bridgeport. toy cannon: (l. M.
Whitinore. .\ierideii. spring. Trade.
Marks. .l. I). Dt'WL‘ll t\' (‘o.. New lin-
veu. cigarettes aitd tobaeeo.
She—4 hope. dear. you \Vi‘l‘i' not
thinking of business in l'lilli'i'li this
morning. You know your thong s
should lwot’ higher things. llt“-\\,I'l.
l was thinking of that 11'3'.‘ bonnet oi
yours. is that high enough. iliiiii.‘ you?
"I should think you would feel a bit
nervous over tho idea of your husband
going away out tlu'reamoai.’ the gold
mines to be gone a whole year or long-
or." "I do." replied Mrs. i’aukey.
"I'm afraid he'll lose his interest in me
and the church."
._. .x. . .. .r
1‘ Tax collector’s Sale.
'ii'l'ii7lI is berebygireuilmt the under.
. oigtiril. t'ollceior ot‘ 'l‘axes, under
and by viriuo oi n oerlaui tax warrant.
duly our and and uigued by proper nu
thorny and directed to lltu "attenuated-
oommanding him to levy and t'nllt't'L oi
l.l.tii't')i.ii Wranti.
and other peraous named in the rate lmok.
on the list. to laid Warrant annexed. illi‘riv
several pr up'iriivom oi the sum total as
.ilu-rmu .Iiau-d, uld sum beiiw a My or as-
wasmeut l.llil on the assessment li'll llillill'
iii lrlti hr the inhabitants oi the town of
.\orwallt. rt-galuily and legally :tut-iubled
lo \\ii.on the lst «lav oi .\iaieh. A. it Jim.
met {or the. lilil‘titmfl oi pI'HHIlHIK ior the
iiitll’lllftlllt"~ oi auto town. levies upon the
lr-oprild Wehrlo. ~itutttod iii 1 urn oi .\‘or-
walk. at Wont Nurwhlk. in quantity 7
«ores. more or less. “it“ the buildiuu‘
thereon staiuiiuu. owl b 'lliillt'll uortberiv
by highway. vnsirt'ly by land oi John
\‘t'eed. now or iorim-rivaml by upper i-‘m-
.\l'le Hitter. s Iiiiltt-i'ly by land “or; or for-
th rlyof William l}.>:i‘r--i,ami westetiy by
iatri oi,.loliu .\l. Knubal and Wile.
.\liill snail new. at public ituetiott.ou
the pvt-mist.- htvrt-iriltntaru tie-cribml. on
the If-ih day oi .\liiy’. .\. i). I‘m}, M ii. l-i
o'elnrk r’wt'lltlltli, s i much ihz‘rroi its will
tlno- iluudroiiihs. MRI}, dollar-t that
being 'lio pinporiinu oi (ho sol-l l..-o.
p tltl \Vt'lii‘lt‘. "t‘ ”in Mliiit litlitl ill fitilil li‘l.
rltixl'llit r who the t'lmt'gos ol li vy. «ale.
-‘lt'.
til." link'i'. .liilliv.
'l'n\ i' ol~ ' .ui'. Liv" nl ‘.“.it
llalid at .\‘ot-u'ol'... .\ltil‘l',i l”. .\. U. W»:
a
Tax Collector 5 Sale.
and by i‘ii‘llli' oi a veriaiu ia\ warrant.
duly emptied and «vain-d ,lnv proper nu.
ill'll‘liy and directed the ninth! gued.
.-unm.iuding liliu to ion and I dim-1 ox
l.i.i|l‘«it.ii \thint.
and other person: named iii llll' rati- ll unit.
will ililf wt to said warrant. annexed,
their set: 'al proportions of ill" sum ioiul
its therein slatent, ‘iilil «i'u bun..- .'t tax It
assessmeu' laid lip-n the amt-«intuit list
made in I‘Vt'It bv the inhabitants oi the
Lowiiiii N'Ii‘ii‘ztlk. i‘t’gtilnl'iv :t‘tl li'Lflillj‘
assembled. to wit, on 1b.- ' ht'h dzi)‘ oi ll:
t‘-'lnbt'l'. .\. Ii. INN. uu-t lili'lli" purpose
oi providing (or ilu- indebtedness oi saul
town. levu-s upoh ill” following described
t't!:il rotate ui ~:tid Lolpnlti ‘e-‘iti'lt'. sil-
uatwl iu townof Norwalk, at West Nor-
\\':tlk.lu quantity 1 acres more or less.
\\'tili the buildings thereon. standing and
bounded uoriherly bf; highway. e'eitrly
by land oi John Wood. now or formerly,
and by upper l’it'r .\ltlo lllver. southerly
by land how or ioritterlyoi’ William i'i.
street. and westerly by land oi John .\I.
l\'nubel and a lie: .
.\iul l‘llflll sell at publie', :iiit'iioii. “ii
the premises in-reiub-iore described. oirl
the ifiibday of May. A. it. law. at llzlh
o'eloek torunoon. so lillli‘ll [lINi’U-Ji as will
raise the sum of three and itino-oiw-hun-
tll't‘llldi‘ thilfl‘m doll:tr-. that llr‘lll‘; the pro.
portion oi the said l.:opold Wehrle oi Ibe
sum total in mid list. i mother with the
i’lll|i',_.{t“i of levy. sale. (etc,
tll‘Ithtll’. ii. S'l'. .ltlliN.
'l'ttx l.‘lillt't‘T.Hl‘. lilsl tul' ltiltd.
liated at. Noriinik. March in. .\. l).. 1M3.
lll‘lL'l': is llt'l‘l'liy'y' git‘t'ii ilini llll‘ iiri-
__
r==..__
; Tax Collector’s Sale.
l . ‘ l l'l'li'lfi is hereby given that thr'iindet~~
' . signed. ('olleetor of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant.
.ilitly‘ext-cu‘im and signed by proper au-
‘thurity and directed to the undersigned.
‘coinmandiug him to levv and collect oi
‘ l‘ll.|'l..\lll-.rii 'i‘l‘iii‘l'
and other persons named in theaute bunk
on the list to said warrant annexed. their
several propurtionsot‘ the sum total as
therein stated,snid sum being a tax or
assessment laid upon the assessment list
town of Norwalk. regularly and legally
Assembled. to wit. on the ism day of lb:-
camber. .-\ l).. Nut. met furl the purpose
of providing for the indebtedness oi said
town. levies upon the following described
real estate of said l‘ZiI‘z'ib-‘th ’l'ripp. sitttat~
ed in the town of Norwalk. being an an
divided one-i‘hil‘d interest in a tract of
had in quantity nltuli' 2:: arrest. and
bounded northerly by land of Frederick A.
Keyser and wife: easterly hy highway:
southerly by land formerly at Thomas
liassett. but now believed to be of Wu).
K. Lockwood. and westerly bv the, line
separating the towns oi Norwalk and
Darien.
And ishali sell at Public .\uetiou. on
the promises licrelulwiorr tie-eribod. on
the 15th day oi May. A. i).. infill. at 10:15
o'clock iorenoou. so much thereof as mil
' raise thesum oithreeits'l.fliitloilnrs and one
cent. that being the proportion of the said
Elizabeth ’i‘ripp oi' the sun) total in said
list. together .with the chnrgrs of levy.
sale. etc. GEO. B. S P. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List at 1993.
made in Mitt by the, inhabitant-tot the>
’oluirges oi levy. sale. etr.
V
.Dmgd ntxmwnlk, March iii. A.D.. min. .
1
Tax Collector 5 Sale. ,
- ' (Will) is hereby given that the Iliillt'l'«
. signed. (.‘oilroioroi 'l'n \e~. under and
by virtue of arertaiu lax warrant. duly
ewt-niud and signed by proper authority
and direeted to the utnlersitzued. roili-
manding him to levy and collect. of
intro-ow \Vlliltii.
and other persons imnu-d in the rate,
book, on the list to said warrant. annexed.
their several proportiom oi the sum total
a» therein stated. said sum beluga tax
or assessment. laid upon the. "“"Mment
list made in Mt: byihr inhabitants of
the [own at Norwalk. regularly and
legally ttsselliblfll. to wit. on the ‘Jath day
oi lleermber. A. ll. lbil‘l. met for tho pur-
pm- of providing for the indebtedness of
said town. levies upon the iollowiug do
Itiriiiliil rral estate oi shill Leopold “'ebrle.
situated in town of .\‘orwuik. at West
.\‘orwalk. in quantity 7 norm more or loss.
with the buildings thereon standing. and
bounded northerly by highway. easterly
by land of John Wped. now or iormerlv.
and by upper Fit-o Mile River. southerly
by land now or foimerly oi \Villiatu E.
Street. and westerly by land oi John .\l.
Knuln-l and trite ‘
And i shall sell at Public Auction, on
the premises hereialwiorr dewribed“ on
the 13th day of .\lay..\. 1).. Phil. M. II
o‘clock inrrnnon. w much thereof as will
raise the cum oi ripen-u dollars and .Icven-
tv-two noun. JILL”. that being the pro-
portion oi the said Leopold Wehrle. of the
.sum total in said list. together with the
GE”. 8. ST. JOHN.
'_
.llt'liil him ion dollars. "
lis he not?" said one. young woman.
tier-outwit. (‘oiiei-Lor oi Tux-N, under '
,7 «WIIIWFw.... w...
- ..- -~.,_.. -._....._. .._.........
“Hay. .Iai-lt Perkins has asked me to.
"Well. do it. As a personal favor to
me let him have it."
1 “Personal favor to you}:
‘ "Yes.
it’ you don't let him have it.
iii-“ll i' nae tome for it."
"Her Iianee is a prohouueod brunette.
“No." replied the other. "lit' is it Rus-
sian. lie can be studied. but not pro»
donut-ed."
.‘ii‘l‘hddeum W'y can't dese noospsuu-r
guys write Cngiisb’: Wot does dit (liti'l-Z -
mean by ealliu' do play last night "dr-
eadent?" Madden-"l dunno wot he .
means. but i lthHV do play wits rotten.
Raymond 8: Sons.
‘ . Alaruofitbvkoi
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits I
Always on Hand '. also
Funeral Directors and lim-
lmlmei‘s l
C. and 43 Main sweat. Norwaik
i'umblenee. 1i lierkluy l‘laoe. .
Teloph me. IT-t.
' C. H. HARVEY'S
"crrv - EMPLQYMENT:
AGENCY.
l'ositionior tbomugbly «ambiv- whambor-
maid or waitress I'Atiu-rivam ilr-«i will“ refer.
rave. Also position ior young man in I’ul|"li'
man and ganlnor.
name immediately at the abovu ageney; ‘
alsothosewlshiug positions, either male
or ietuuie.’cau secure employment.
0. H. HARVEY, Harvey's Shoo _
.-.- Store.
70 North Main street. South Norwnik.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN...
Real Estate .
and insurance!
WASHI TON STREET.
3 .Norwaik.
Persona looking iora lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing. art-invit-
ed to call and examine our list. We lmva
them for sale in every part oi the city at ‘
rem-rumble prices and on may terms.
an 26 it
MAYBE YOU ARE
MARRIED
And are busy t'urnishiiu.r your little home. l
(iii-ourso. the quotation of Wall Paper!
must be derided. and starting wrong;
here is like. putiiui,r up a building on a'
weak foundation. Let us help youl
i-lioos" rightP—Lo't its help you make}
s/uusvlém in your home. We will bul
t-oonoinical aoquaintain-es too. A littlo
money will buy a great deal of beauty. ;
l’aiuiing. l’aporlutngingand lb-eorating. l
E. 'E. GORHAM,
m rms’r .\vuwiz.
l-Znst Norwalli. - Connecticut. '
NOTICE!
Horru Smart”; I’xmx St'iitmi,
DINTRH'I‘.
Null-"e is Tit-l‘t’dtV izin-Ii ilitti tin il'~ht‘~‘~l!ii’lll t
oithv ratablo- e~ialv Within the said disirii-t ‘
has bw-n inndeoii the town list of he“. ttlilll
that wild ll-«llut‘ loo-ii till“ tlii)’ Ill'llii‘llt'il it}
the clerk oi the mini dis-trtet iii ”[0 uillt'i' oi the
Holm'tnn-n. No.5 Railroad l'l:m-. South Nor.
walk. i'onn.. for examination. and that tho
limml Hi lit-lie! will iilm'i hi the "tile" iii Tilt."
slid N'lt-vtmt-n :1! Nil. 3 llnilrwul l'nt‘o‘. nit ilni
iTth day of Mun-h. .\.lL. Mon. at ': o'va-k p.in..
1.. hour and Ilt'lt'l'lllllll' all up tools mndo in
tip-m ior tho v‘fliflllfliil‘di an: [ti-rlt‘t'ilnii of.
«aid assessment. ‘ ‘ l
imp-.1 uttt..-i'itvoi H-oilh .\orwalk. than.
this, the ith day of liarvb. .\ lL, ism.
.\. ill..\.\'('iiAiiii.
.\i.\'i"['liil\\' I‘tililtllTT.
.ltiii.\_ ll. Lillii’l'.
i't'vmiuittm- of ”to South .\omalk l'nioii Soluml
District. in 5 tot
NOTICE.
Sutton i‘ hnrrvivt‘ :tl-n given that an it"vui’
lilt’ m white mtalvln- t-niatooi stiddist rii'i. Vl'liin'it
was so situated that tiiero was an distinct and
sow-mp- valno. bus lu-on made by the :iPwn-d‘
"tr‘flnll this tlut‘ ill-«i br ilb' Hit-rk ”i said
:ii~tri-~t. “1mm.- sa-Io-vitnvn oi said tnu'li. at
No. .'i littilr-«d plal‘v'. iii the t’ilt' of Smith Nur-
waiit. t‘onn. .
Ibitmlaitlu-t'iiv ..{ south hnrwalltJ'onn-
this. [hp "h ‘liil Hf .‘h‘irt'll. .'\_.]).. lN‘. i. ’
.\. iii..\.\t'li U”).
.\l.\ 1"“! KW t't )ltIiETT.
.iiiH.\ ll. LIMIT.
."i‘ax Collector. bid of it").
Dated at .\orwulh, Match I". AJL. WI».
(fuminittmmt the South .V-vrwalk i‘nlon
sou-a District l
Powder l
MLUTEIYA PURE
at. Letting
TRISTRAM a HvA'rT.
. “no“ ”mug-0v . t.
Dry Goods Store.
Non-walk. Oon n.
0
Opening of New Spring Dress Goodall
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29.
wool plaids.
{Lolored llress Goods. in all the very latest spring novelties. including sill: and wool.
.lb‘esden eti'ects. chameleon. iridescent. bourciics. two-toned combinations and sill: and
BLACK GOODS.
lhc most complete assortment ol'blaclt goods we have ever shown. including all the
latest weaves in ei‘cpous. plain and figured mohairs and Sicilians. heurietius and surges.
SILKS!
SILKSl
.\ew silks tor spring and summer w tar in warp print rhinos. llrcsdeu. tzitlbtns. l'er-
smns. high grade habits and fancy jacquartls.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
Norwalk, . .
Connecflcut
FRANCIS a CO.
Clothiers.
N‘VENTORY SALE!"
FRANCIS 8: CO.
Clothiers.
25 Per
t. I'scount!
One good turn deserves another.
‘ ()ur‘husincss for the past year has been larger and the most satisfac-
Ladies and “churn..." flesh-in“ “N- tory ot any since, our location in tliiscziy, and in return we will give EVERY lit)l.l..r\l\' of our protiis {or
class hulplii any capacity can obtain the the next. ii-..\ l):\‘i 5 to our customers. :5 per cent on every article. in our store.
NOTHING RESERVED!
EUlsters, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
‘ White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Bear in mind Fill'R l)()l.l.ARS FUR THREE. Aim we (itl'.'-‘i'tisc only what we have and exactly as
it is. NU IACK l.\' 'i‘ilii BOX.
.\'o guess and you don't get it, but a straightforward transaction, out:
customer's money being as good as another at
FRA’NC
S 8: 00’s.,
' amnion; Ci.oruu«:Rs axn’ i-‘l'RNlSiliiRS.
.. as WASHING-must, - . - -
- Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
$0. NORWALK.
WAGONS !
New and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES, f
Pancreas. '
cARRincEs. l
CANCPIES.
.. SPINDLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL Aim SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
ill.
Ia. --
i
"lla‘ljll'fl .
Beware of Fraud?
The countless imitations of
Washburn-Crosby's
lativc Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous.
Flour.
imitators may copy the.
Appearance of the Sack. but
no one can imitate the qual-
ity of the Flour. Washburn-
Crosby's Superlative is the
best in the world. ‘
Roberts. Tucker
.. & Goodwin.
Office 700 Main Street.
‘ Hartford. Conn.
Agents for Connecticut. .
B. B. Warehouse. in Commerce street
Saocr- ,.
«£2150
.a
, During this week we are going to git" :1 few very Especial
Drives and it will actually benefit you to the
extent ol'zit least 25 per cent. il‘
you only take :ulvmi- V
Luge or them.
if; dozen ladies" night gnu as. m inst window. a line duality of mus-
liu; every garnu-nt warranted full size and ltpigth; some with turn-
over collars and others without. tine lot of yoke Hamburg trimmed,
the other illi‘t'l)’ tut-Rod: wt- profs rat“ to oil'ei: them to you at -l.'i' each.
You will be foolish il‘ you don‘t get ono,
u 50 pus. extra gmd quality i-l unbleached “iiiilallil. the kind that.
you t‘h‘dinarily pay do per yard for“, this wet ksi'p- per yard.
.3 pes. extra line quality of honey figured velveteens, extra that
quality; have been the per yard. reduced prioe. it: ' per yard.
“’0 have just placed our spring ordv r for it) gross of Lindsey's
hose supporters; we had to do this in order to get the right price for
lblltl. Now We promise. for this “'i't'h'. iii order to get rid of soino
of thislarge stock. tooil’eryou the baby's sizo at tic per pain-rhil
dren‘s size at lllr; llilwt-S.‘.~'llt‘f§i.‘ ilr: ladies‘ size at l2‘._.e; latlies' size
with bolts. 1!th pair. , .
We shall go through our lace stock, and you will find some un-
rivaled bargains. as we proptiw to clear up on this linesona-what. in
order to do so We shall put li‘i prs. of lace on sale Saturday morning
at .30 per rent—or onohalf their regular price.
We also have-on hand a little lot of i: or ii dozen boys' all \vool
blue tlauuei outing shirts. size. 1 l and ii'._.: they emt to maimt‘aeturo
at least Tie each: we shall retail them :u the until they are gone.
Also a speoial illN'iiillii of 251(- p -r rent extra on all remnants oi
all Wool dress goals during this wet-it. Lots of pieeesi'ioni l'._. to i
yards: perhaps there is just what you want aiming them.
83 WASHINGTON STREET .
. South Norv'ziilt, Ct.
. “ma
Norwalk Chronicler