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a.» ‘l n. nu. in, Ice at that
t- tuna, tun Ian-9 and Vicinity
Lidia: Eur-ant cut will confer the
“Maximum
.“ ”a“ . .
amt'élitm‘fiiifl ”“m
Constable Hunt wax out after inorc
”plea of unlit this morning.
Fourteen tramp» Were aha-lured at lllt‘
not-walk tramp home, Sunday night.
A daughter waTlai-ni. thin lIm’llOU. to
Mr. and lira. l-‘rell. inborn. of flanford
The work of‘llttiug'up Norwalk'a
Public Library was «mimetic-«l thin
morning.
The annual elmtion of wardens and
vatryincn of tit. l‘aul'a church will be
held today. ._._.-....
Raymond Brothers are diatherging a
of coal for their customers in
thtport.
Excellent Banter music was rendered
at both the Calvary Baptist and A. M.
B. churchee, yesterday.
Thth-tniania that»... will hold
its annual meeting tomorrow night. as
the hall is rented tonight.
The Board! of Councilmen of Norwnlk
and South Norwalk will convene for
their monthly meeting tonight.
Theltaliau Independent Benefit so-
cletybaereceivml ita certificate of iti-
corporation from the secretary of state.
—-Agcncy Stamford Steam Laundry.
(i. ll. Dcntou, 48 Wall otrct‘t. Norwalk.
William Stevens htiaautinied the fore-
nianahipof the curling department at
Edith. hat factory, succeeding A. W.
I .
—-Itnperinl (frown cigar» have always
been good. are good today. and will over
begood. Try one at (i. S. Trowbridge
k Co's.
Charles S. [inland of Elm Grove Place
in putting upa new awnin in front of
P. A. lane'n liakcry in {Vavhington
street. -
George R. Nattlt, who has been ill
with nppendicitiu, was able to be out
Saturday. lln meat Easter at. Grace
church rm'tory.
William Baiw‘hlicltcr has secured a
waition with John ‘ Seugebaucr, the
uhington strum tailor. and has niovcd
from Ncw York to Stuart avenue.
Pitmeer Hook and Laddcr company
will hold a tenant cleaning bee tomorrow
night. The renovation of the com-
pany's new moms in now oomplotc.
—llopc [lore ball,l )ptlrit House tonight.
(Jommetuting in May. l-Jurcka Rebekah
lodgc will most the m'ond and fourth
Mondays of catch month. The new para.
phernalin will bc tilled on Monday,May ll
Thm boyst living in Wcst street colt-—
brated Goal Friday by entering the
hennery of Mm. Wadi- atid purloiiiitig a
fowl and half a down eggs, upon which
they feasted.
The following letters remain uncalled
701' at the N'Wfllk llmf'fifl’ll’t‘I Mrs. Ali-
nic J. Donn, Minis Karlicrinc M. Falcn.
Mr. Wm. llnrrigan. Charles Sherman.
Annie Wcllss. ‘
--(irandbnll by the Hungarian and
Philharmonic lll‘t'lltffill'iui. under thc nus-
picea of the Ilnnyady society. Monday
April nth, mm. in (icrmania Hall.
mission 25 ccnta.
Frank Taylor and Michael Kellchor
were ”rental yesterday afternoon for
being inkixicated. The formcr was
fined 95 and costs and the latter $5,
which were paid. '
~Mr. John ll. Dakin, piano tuner. is
in town. To inaure prompt attention
stend orders as early to: "rumble, care of
Mahackemo Hotel.
A claim of thirty-eight- will be con-
firmed in Trinity church. next Sunday
night. by Bishop Williams. There will
hen acrrtcc in the church, tomorrow
morning at to o'clock.
—Hop.e Harm ball! )pera [louse tonight.
April Hi. I? and lh’ are the dates set
for the fair and entertainment to bc
given for the benefit of St. Peter‘s Evan.
gelical church. attirernmnia Hall. The
admiuion in only ten (-cnte.
~flrand ball by the Hilngarian and
Philharmonic orchestras. under the ana-
pim of the Hnnyady society. Monday.
April 6th, lfiiilfi, in (ieniiania Hall. Ad-
mission. 25 cents.
A wagon owned by Frank Wilson
broke down in Newtown avenue. Satur-
day afternoon. owing to the condition in
which the road has been Icf t. Thc city
of Norwalk may be asked to pay dam-
~llopc flute ballJ )pcru House tonight.
Berlicrt Vanh'ens, a curler in Crofut
At Kuapp‘s No. l factory. has gone to-
Cincinnati. Ohio. where Inc will have
charge of the Porter Hat Works. Mr.
VanNeea hopes the change will benefit
his health.
~Fair and entertainment- for the bcnv
efit of St. Peter's Evangelical church.
tolvhcld in Harmonia Hall. April ill.
17. iii. under the aunpicee of the Wo-
men's m’iety. Admituiion. tcn cents.
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Ad. .
' pose of purchasing a buildinglot.
banni- were Another
turnout wan procured and Ir. Buttery
drove home.
~llope Hose ball.0pera llouae tonight.
The Inasmuch and lie! lug Hand
(‘irclca of the Norwalk Met iodint Epic.
copal alum-h will give a rainbow tea at
the Athcuu-um. Friday. April l0. tin
per will be carved from still) to 7:30, a -
ter which a programme will be rendered.
«Multitude with tableaux at the
(‘ong'L church tomorrow. Solon b ' Mrs.
Ambler. Mina l’un'wlt. Miss Hinit . Mr.
Ambler and Mr. Mornhonw. Tickets uric.
ThcArion Singing society will hold
an invitation conccrt and mciahlo to-
night in thc tummy hall in Madison
street. A prugrnmnm that promiscn
much plcawun- hay been arranged by tho
mtnrgctic cottnuittw in charge of tho
conccrt.
wl‘lvcry graduate from Merrill (fol-
legciutfar thin ycar has been placed in
luminous. Rather a go )(l record. We
ahould nay.
Waldo Raymond bait givcn up his po—
nition neclerk at Nash & Vfllll‘lt'ny'fl to
learn the tining and plumbing luminous
with the firm and Audnew l’. Damon
has succeeded him.
' ’—-(iraco church Guild will hold acnkn
and pantry sale at Mrs. George R. (Tho!-
wcll'a, 30 High tun-ct. chneaday after-
noon, April H, at 3 o'clock.
The amino on the barge on the new
four-track drawbridc. broke down Hat-
urday nftertupn. and when the turn
went to work this morning they were
notified that the damage would not be
repaired until Thumlny. Twenty-five
men arc laid off.
—Alphouiio J. Smith, of Stamford, a
graduate of Merrill College. is filling a
position as stenograplier with Lawyer
Troy.
KEY. SCNMIDT’S FAREWELL.
Ila Discourses Further on Church Fairs in the
Humberto! St. Peter's Church.
Rev. William Schmidt preached his
farewell sermon in St. Peter's Herman
church. yeatcrday. Mr. Schmidt an-
nonccd that. he expectcd to nail soon for
(hirinany. wltcto hc would remain sonic
time. l'pon his return he would with-
draw from the (“00050. as he did not
propose to longer be dictated to. and dc-
nirod aright to cxprcss his convictions
in a free manner. Mr. Schmidt further
cxpreascd himself as disapproving of thc.
holding of fairs to raise moncy for
church purposcs. He said In: nhoultl
contiimc to prcach against- them. and
do what cvcr thc gospel told hint was
right, as far as ll“ could. He said ho
was most thankful to the gentleman
who gave the Sentinel reporter the
synopsis of his discourse last
week, and wished there might havo-
beenrmm to print. the entire scrinon.
He did not bulb-vet women should take
such atiintct‘cst in fairs. but stay at
home and make thcin pleasant for their
families. He thought the Wtilllt‘ll nhould
havc the spirit of Mary and not givt- So
much attcution to kaf‘l'oc. klatcltcs. ctc.
The Ladies" socicty. however. an-
nounce that thcy will hold their fair tho
I“. If. and lch and fccl confident- that
the whillpllttplt‘uf the town will givi-
tin-in licai'ty support, cspicially as tln-y
will probably bc without a pastor to im-
Hint them. This church is tho only one
in town, with onc or two cxcvptions.
that docs not own its own building. and
tlic'prm'ccds of tho fair are for tho» pui-
—Hopc Hose ball.( )pcra Home tonight.
One ol the Cross~Picces Cracked.
It was dismvrrcd yesterday that ‘a
('rnRS-pict'c supporting ono of the tnisnen
of the turntable at the South Norwalk
freight yard wan cracked. and it was
decmcd advisable not to use the turtl-
table until thc piece can be replaced.
Lwomotives now have to go to Wilson
Point tube turncd around.
Violets For Day.
Violets do not make it pretty table dec-
orutlon aftcr tln-’ gun is lighted. but they
are lovely for a daylight luncheon. A
clever wnyis to have them arranged In
buncbcu and thou llltletlll together in a
silver bowl and placed in the center of the
table. At the and of the luncheon the
bowl In passed, and each lady helps herself
to a bunch of tho fragrant flowers.
A Danger of Cotton Flannel.
Dr. Cnssanovn of Bourgescnllu attention
to tho dangerous qualities of cotton flan.
nol. an article in constant use, espccinlly
in the apparel of women and children. and
cites thrcu ri-ccut (roses occurring in his
pructicc in support of his observation M to
the highly lnlluinninblc natureof this fab—
ric. It is not. easily ignited by contact
with u live coal, but. the blaze of a match
or lamp will cause it to flash like gun—
powder. His warning in this matter is
very timely and important.
Mary Andenon’l Volce.
Mary A udurson was once urged to tnkc to
the operatic stage by no less an artist than
M. llrlgnoli. lie overheard her singing
by chance an Irish ballad in a botcl in
Toronto. and. sci-king nDJntrod-uction, told
her that licr voice, with a year's [mining
in Milan, would win her succt-ss in grand
opera. The grant. actress told him that
she was satisfied with hur'llfe as It waa.
A“ Pure and Sure."
him?
1; uniform and“ reliable.
’ and the entire production t-xccl cut.
mummm.
M e! In Ewan AM I take Plato
tone-t
The [nobleman dance of the Matinee
Whittt Club. which uwiety has no
long been anxiously awaiting. takes plum
tonight at the Red leu'ti hall. Many
amart gowns have been prepared for the
mansion and the dance prominea to be
onc of the prettiest and most enjoyable
of the ROM)".
Companion D. and T". will give it man-
qucbal at tthorwalk Artuory.toui lit.
for the benefit of the janitor. Lut icr
Whitney. who has filled his present pmii-
tott ten years.
The annual conccrt and ball of Hope
Hose company will be held tonightat
the Not-walk llpcra lious‘c. Thcrc will
be livc M‘lt'ctlolie for tho comcrt and
tm-ntynix dances on tho programme.
CNURCN CALENDAR.
lettings During the "MK Among the Yarleut
Ruligiout Denominations.
Thccalcndar of the death Norwnllt
(Yongwgational church. thia week. ill as
follows: 'l‘uendny. N p. m.. Gibson tab-
loaux undcr direction of Howard Chau-
dlcr Chriaty. lcctuw-ronu. Wednesday.
it p. m., met-ting Junior Societ of
Christian l‘ltltltlill'tit‘tlllllt'. "Who lave
ua Light?” Lender. horton Benedict.
Thuraday. 7:45 p. ni.. church prayer scr-
vico. led by Deacon Neluon Dickennan:
topic, "Thinking on Religious Trutha."
South Norwitlk Baptist—Tonight,
Boys” Brigade at 7 o'clock. Tuesday.
meeting at thc rooms in Ernst Norwallt,
Thursday, regular mid-week praycr
meeting at 7:45.
Enterprising Advertisers.
M. H. Glover has just put. in a line
of the nobbicst altoen ever shown in Fair-
field Count . They are the enamel
calf, in all t c fnahionnble altapca.
Canistock Brothers had a grand rush
for thcir spring suits, overcome, neck-
wear. gloves and hate for Easter. but
their places have been tilled by ncw 0110A
and thc firm is in shape to supply all
demands iii the clothing line.
W. S. Sturtcvant advertises a big lot
of plain and fancy nilk gloria amliut-
tcctt llllllll‘t‘llill’l: also a fine line of leath-
crbugs. Hccarrics cvcrything m gar-
den tools, jufit now in amnion.
The "Y's" Musicale.
The umsicalc under the auspices of the
Young Woman's Temperance l'nion.
to be givcn Montlaynight, April lilth. in
the South Sorwalk Baptist. church. will
afford opp4 irttinity tohcar t'xct'llt'lll oli ru-
tionary and musicalartists. Among the
tnlcnt is Mrs. Elizabeth M'Imod l‘lisscll.
Misxca l)i.~brow_. Miss Nina A. Irwin.
lllcssrs. l". .l. Fort-c. Frank ('otnsttwk,
EH. .“ill‘f‘llllllht‘. Mra. Mac Wheeler,
Sappho Quartcttc, Espanolu club and
H. S. Sebastian.
A Reminder of lost.
In HM. on the If». to and ll of April.
thorn was a fallof show from afoot. to a
foot and a half injdcpth. In consc—
quencc thcro was a flood which carried
away thc old mill and the railroad
bridges botwccn Nurwnlk and llanbury.
.lmnt-s Mitchcll says this kind of \vcath-
as laicr. on the Ih'tlt of August he hilll
the tot-H of his lcft foot cut of at Winni-
pnuk by tho Daubnry train.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Richard Goldera-cfibold led Prouly."
liichard (ioldcn and his company will 3
ho at llnyt'u ’l‘lientro, \Vt'tllltfihdily cvcu-
mg. It is chrcvly ncccssary in say that
tho play is "i lld .lctl I’routy.” but par-
ticular intcrcst attaches itself to thc ctr
gagcun'nt Inu-aunc of thc announccmcnt
that tln- familiarot'igiiinl cast. or near-
ly so. will bc N'cn ill the play. Tlic
scr-ncry lea particularly :ittrm-tivc fen.
turc of tho IK'I‘THI'IIIZIIN'P. “Ultl .lcd's"
lust horsc and backboard will again b.-
seen. thc champion church choir of Hau-
cock county will sing. and thc Bucks-
will be called out once again.
Finland's Banjo Recital.
"Alfred A. Farland gavc the most [1--
markablu concert that ban been givcn
In-rc in year». In his hands the banjo
receive-HI mu! and i'csponds to his touch
with all the swo-ctuc» and pathos of lllt‘
violin or other instrutncnts.--Los Angeli-s
Times. ‘
‘ From across the country comcs the
above notice of Alfred A. lt‘arlaud, who,
with his pupil front South Ncrwalk.
Miss Eva E. Collins. and well-known
local talent, will give a concert in Hoyt-"s
Theatre. Friday night.
The Canadian Singers.
A large and greatly delighted au-
dience hcard thc Canadian Jubilee Sing-
ers at the First Methodist l'lpisr-opnl
church. Saturday cvcning. The pro-
gramme was a most happy combination.
tastes. We think this combination has!
no superior as Jubilee Singcris. and fllt'll‘
orchestral performances are of n highlyi
creditable character.
Cleveland’s Minstrels.
Indications are that alarge audience
v
will attend thc perfonnnnce of W. b.
Cleveland's Minstrel company at Hoyt's
Theatre. tonight. It is said to be three
great shows in one. A white initistrcll
troupc. a black facc troupc and the grcat
Japanem pcrfornicrs. Tlic music is said
to be fine. mugs and jokes n -t0—dnte,
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Nam-lit.
Penum- looking for a lot or honne and
lot with the View of purchasing, are Invit»
ed to all and examine our lint. We have
them for salt- in every part. of the city at
reasonable prices and on my terms.
unfit!
cg‘rcminds him of that your, cspccially .
Beauty of Heb
5!. per bbl. 35c bsl. IOc pk.
F. D. LAWTON A 00., 2
F'. D. flAwrolv & .00.
ron Potatoes,
2 South Main Street.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET!
Easter Attractions!
Shirt waiat businein ad
line assortment. of correct stylus.
will be open for yon’r ii
to show them to you.
ribbon amok is always
styles. and colors. Very low prices.
Easter Gloves!
Of course you are to have a now pair of kit! or fabric glovcs.
“'u haw antici atcd yr
kid glows are t 9 very
this year, will do you
paswmctiterlt‘ti.
EDWARD
5 Gazette
Norwnlk.
IKDRJSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Combine the Latest Style and Finis!
to our patrons. and to furnish them
the Photographic An. Large collection of Children's Studiew.
E. M. JACKSON,
‘ Over 1'. Meed's Confrotlonery.
WE HAVE IT!
d that what you want in fish or moat.
Shad is coming in the tuarkct. and we
can offer you tlic bent stock lower than
any dcalcr in the town. Home very fine
cairn sugar curcd bacon. lzlcc per lb;
formuarter lamb, tic pcr lb; 1 mutton.
Mic. per lb. Those. are only a ew of our
vcry low prices. Green cut banc for
chickens, 3c lb.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
ll be livcly soon. and we are preparing a
The first shipment of ‘25 doz.
in m-tion Saturday. Would be pleased
\ c. think they arc about right. The
our pride. Full assortment of widths,
mr wants. Uur Ill. $1.25. “.35 and $1.50
best for the nioncy. 'I'hcy lll't' so pretty
good to look at them. New lawn. and
ST R E ET ,
Building.
C otmccticut.
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1. Our aim s to give satisfaction
with tho the fluent productions of
Photographer.
port firedcpartmcut and lmckct-cngine -
Agent For
53 WALL STREET. - - - - NORWALK, CONN. BUFFALO
Si? rt Sh 2? ll tt ! f 2...... ow?"
: Y! "r02; 6‘ ’1: HP) Bicchnhns conqucrctl! :::°
cell can port on o .. now: ’5 . . . _ .- ,
ntorerrner of Welland Water Stan, Tht approtnl of flu (nilmd CATTLE
Norwalk. Call and “a the 1.“... world has at last bccn given, Chlokon.
atylea In Hate, Caps. etc. a 23 If and now men. women and chil- and
‘ lll‘t‘ll of all :thS and conditions
arc cnjoying the recrcativc plcusures HORSES!
' which win-cling alone can give. l'n‘ BEST
usual iutcrest is muuifcstcd in what the GRAIN
R. H . nutuufucturcrs'havc in store for 'sm. FOR
..THE FALCONS! HORSES
. .‘ I ‘ Wc fell warranted lll saying that a more 321971.:
' o-rviccnblc whccl cannot be pmluced, ._ '
I and the high reputation of the Falcon BRANCH
’ foruncqunllctl stylc and finish will lN‘ OFFICE
fully muintaincd during the scam" ap- SOLMANS'
, pmaching. Call and sec it and got a LIVERV
Drugg'st. catnloguc. , ' STABLE.
O
We try to keep everything in‘ the
A 'l‘audcm for sslc at a bargain.
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NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
drug line, and will get any
article not in stock at
short notice.
c. ll. Alsthorpe, Prop.
RANKS
WERE BADLY BROKEN
Spfing
By the grand rush for
Suits,
Overcoats,
MEN’S SUITS
Neckwear,
Gloves,
and Hate
0n Sdluulny, but their [llilLCh have been “Hell in); new ones, and we are
again in llT'Sl't lass shape to supply a'l your pants in
our line. The
We are
Sellingat$5.50
Arc worthy of more than a passing remark, but as we are giving just
as big values when you gcta 6.8, l0, :1, 15 or 20 dollar
suit we hesitate to single out any partitnlar one
and talk too much about it, for fear we will
give you the impression it's the only
good thing we have, far
from such bcing
the case.
The Caps You’ve Been Waiting For are Here
STORE ()l’E.‘ EVENINGS. MONEY Rlil’l'SlHil).
We invite you to come and see our styles.
tiny when you are ready.
comsm'é’k‘ BROS.
Ila SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFF'IN, Mgr.
(Jainism-k Bros” Masonic
Bld'g. Not-walk.
As You Sow,
So Shall You Reap!
If you sow good S'l'l'll. you'll gv-r a good
crop. and if you don't. you wont. You
how to fakc chances in thc wratln'l'. but
rhcrc is no lll'l‘ll to do it on ir-crl.
Good Fresh Seed
if bought at the right plat-c. Illatch'm
costs no morc than uwuul priccsbur grow
you pcrlmps lillt‘~l’llll‘(l bigger crop. Hat
dcu scml,t‘icl<l itccd and Ht‘l'tlgrltll! guaran-
tocd {rm to mum. in all qualitiv- .t't
Mailéliiiheh,
The Leading Grain Dealer.
l5 Marshall Street, So. Nervvallt.
Conn.
and of a musical rangc tosatisfy all‘: u
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, OUR .
‘0 PRESCRIPTION 1"
o ‘ " 5 S U N D R! E S . ‘ ‘
DEPARTMENT. >i . . . . . .
z , 5 . . Prices All Right, Too!
‘ [s carcfully managed, and we use -l l Hurtfurll tit-m. Him
I all the improved methods l'l . “V““HW‘N‘I‘Nll'hmmNiI'rh 1"“
d l new reme ‘ U l “ H V l‘lndlll'lili‘llmtlllu lium') ' 1'35».
all ‘5“ ' - _ . ‘ tltl' I i, ‘t _,
O . pp y m *A LARGE Flour pinup. (Int-gm .xr.
Ill dies as mm] M l olthols toselect from {:“l‘mctl black. icunl l -l'.' /
- ' . t'lll'n. .311! .l'.’ v . * rt ‘ a
n. mix-1mm m i Ramblers. ‘ . ' . iv moment).
emar- b‘tr n . with h. u -t -d t ' l a
n. ket I! M I imi’nfiehenh. p 0 a o m a I w 6 Fox CYC L E co" the dropper mmowliat whcn he now how .
¢ 2 GIIBS, . ‘ . 2 Elizabeth Sti‘ccth climber had ahavcd hi,» prices for the
N ' A ($219 built when! that Willstand tho SOUTH Nonwglx. C()NN}.;('T1CV)‘_ wall. ymperrmtnon. But it has attmctwl
I '—9 O . Ideals ' , And mum.“ Nora-silk. such a nub of custtotn that thc eta-khan
0 i ‘ Itvlt haul l l , bl " . been incrcaacd in all the now destgntt
PLAISTED'S l Storifiél's t sumo um «um 6' __ and shndm of wall palms and the large
n . », v.‘ , " - ‘
m OOUOH 0 2:30 best’wheel in the tnarketuttho price. , willxtifigrrllgmfl’gllrtgfit‘t‘ilm’ Vltll'r
0 .0 . i. . ..\. a .. .. .
REMEDY! :Gothams. lJUST AS SOON”, ,, ..
E ’ A rattling good juvenile line. 3 ‘ l‘gnlflfi‘?‘:§g2$' Pi
' '. . . ‘ '. 2 19.9 5 a . , CTN“.
3 ‘Vill always euro. 25 and 50 cent 3 Full “ll/n“: mall?! {gum ’50 to "00' Juvenile I As [I‘LM in out of lllc ground plant. “Mum {mmgd :10 order, m ,
bottles. “ . ~. . W” Pointing. i’aynyr anging. coating
The J. T. Prowutt Co. and 3.... Wu...
—-—0—-—— " 45 Main Street,1\'orwalk. SWEET PEAS! DECKER,
. 79 Washington Street. So. Xmalk.
TRY - _ Snuwplnl r-olil l‘!llll\ will not. injurn tlwm in
l:ll‘ loud.‘ but \Ivill nii'l rout uvtlilou. il'llrf‘ll “hr-n
’ t '~ i ~s cl f“.'ll"l 'ctt ' n 4-" _..- ~ ~— -
"PLA'STED s J ' D' J E N N I "Gs! Hii'i‘nllnligallllixcillFuw-It [Etllsilul'cI'liejln‘mtt'. lfihu‘l‘v
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BENZO'N V UN DERTAKE R. lllll'i‘.‘llll|l‘ltlllt: ilull nimlcnlallzllrlnl it‘nlrliil [lurlpllcgr BETTER THAI B‘IKS
CREAM] KNIGHT STREET or pcr p‘ ..10cpen-7...:iocpcr Iiuur or puun. . ‘ ,
Iti' r s -l i d"huads l lNorwnlk, ‘ ‘ ' : Conn’. i v. umuiblti'f mat.»
L“ c L Ialpo. am sure ' - HANFORD S FLORNL "ELL 2 tutti-r llflfl-tflii'lif.
llPS- Opp. Street Railway Depot, ‘ of ”N “Hum“ M. ”m
RhEIDENCE ELM STRET. mtg; flash. .1 MA
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R. H. PLA’ISTED',
‘3 Washington St.
50.Norwalk, - - - Conn.
F airfield 00. Savings Bank.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. '
Norwalk, March 19, 1896.
TI!" Dirt‘t'lor‘s of this bank have thin tlnv
declared a dividend nttlw rate of four per
cent. per annum lobe credited to demsitors
A Il'll lot. and payable April loth. 1m.
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D“. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmcr.
.3 W-Dhlnnon
So. ‘Norwnlk.
Reaidence, Mahackemo Hotel.
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HOMER B. HOYT’S
. Jewelry and Optical Store,
80Waehingtou Street.
Norwalk Chronicler