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Tile Trousers Found This lei-Aim la the Door-
rm. out Fm oollm ladle Free the
Pockets-The Police m l isle
our of mm.
Sneak thieves are about again, and the
work they did last night leads the South
Norwalk police to infer that they are
professionals.
' The residence of John Dunn, at 13
Eimwood avenue, was entered, the key
left in the back door being turned by
the burglars from. the outside with a
pair of nippers. They entered Mr.
Dunn's sleeping apartment and took out
a suitef clothes, which they searched.
He thinks he' had about 05 in the peck»
etc, which is all that' is mined.
This morning the trousers were
.f’oundin the back yard, and the/coat
and vest in an outbuilding not far away.
Councilman George S. Kendall's resi-
dence, in the same street, was also visit-
ed. A few cents andasealing stamp
are the only things missed. A ‘ number
of sulphur matches were feund on the
floor, whichwas also soiled by the in-
truders. Mrs Kendall,about_2:450’clock,
heard a door close. and she now believes
the liaise was occasioned by the thief
although‘at the time she thought it was
due toadraught from the bath room
Entrance to the house was gained
through a window. .
WIFE ND. 2 LEAVE! PELNII.
NeWuiooLatAioWork.oaflhaiisdio8op-
' port sea.
Wallace Pelham. of Souhd Beach, for-
merly of South Norwalk, who, it will be
remembered. jitenipied suicide by cut-
ting lib threaten January 14th last, was
W Friday by We No.1.
Thomas had sent for Deputy Sher-
ifl Miller. 1! 9g “MAW
become tiredk Mum-with racism.
Beans too lacy to k and she was
obliged to earn a ha in: for both. and
she did not intctid it) .do do any longer.
She wanted Mr Miller there so that she
might be able to remove her household
effects, which she finally did, leaving
Pelham alone in the empty house.
She also informed Mr. Miller that if
he 'would locate wife No. l and bring
proofs she would take immediate steps
to prosecute Pelham for bigamy.
Sailaiacfory Worlt oi the Norih Confer School.
April’s record at the North Center
school has been'excellent, both in schol-
arship and attendance. In the gram-
mar department there were no tardy
marks during the m nth, and but No
in the primary dep ment. The low-
est average in scholarship was 90 per
cent. Those perfect in attendance were,
grammar grade. Carrie Beers, Alice Car-
gill, Eva Clark, Grace Clark.
Jennie Dickson, Eva Gregory,
Florence J amen, Jennie McVeigh, (trace
Roberts, Edna Tattle. Eliza Whvaley,
Pansie Wilson, Maud Castle, Arthur
Clark, Harry Gutteridge, Edgar Havi—
land, Homer Miller. William Rider.
Arthur Williams, Frank Hoyt, Otis
Fitch and Clarence Byxbce. Arthur
Gehebe and Kate Belford were absent
one half day. and (iconic Chalmers one
day. In the primary department Clara
Byingtou, May l’cttit, lsaln-l Rider. Em-
ma Roberts, Edith Roberta. bdith i'ihcr-
wood. Royal Benedict. Haroldllaviland,
. Howard licndriclts, Edward Meeker.
John Parks, Ray Sherwood, Edward
Stevenson. Harold Waterbury, IVA-rift
Pettitwere perfect in attendance. Olin
half day absent, Willie Parks. ( his day,
Lillian meford, Bertie Britta, Wnltcr
Hendricks, Cornelia! Toner.
Paving About completed.
The paving of North Main street with
vitrified brick, by the Norwnlk Street
Railway (my; flat the paving with
granite blocks .by the Consolidated'fla ill-
rorui company, of the roadway umier
the Washington stflet bridge and the up-
prefiches thereto, is about completed.
Both jobs have done in the best
possible Anunner,a the streets at those
points were never in .better condition.
The depression under the bridge is not
as bad as was oxpafed, and people gen-
orally are satisfletfwith the results.
Curiosity aoi Another HIM
Tho Conundrum and Novelty Tea
Party given by the New Church Aid so-
ciety of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. last evening. at the residence of
Mrs. P. F. Byxbee, was an occasion.» he
novelty of which created much in
and annulment. and added a neat sum
to the new church fund. The terms as-
m to designate the articles on the bill of
fate were hope I niystery throughout
the evening until. Anders were given,
whenooriosityaadappetiteswsre saoh'
Lucretia R. Benton. of New Canaan, vs.
Augustus E. and Orrin A. Doty. The
amount claimed was 01,000 with interest
—about 01,!» in 'all. The judgment is
for 0500.. Mr. Keueaiy, counsel for the
defendants. says that the matter will
probably be taken to the Supreme Court
of Errors. h Alder that an interesting
point of law may he settled. Mile Bou
tea was for many years housekeeper for
Orrin A. Doty. who died in September.
1894. ‘
Dotyhod, in rise. executed a deed of
his farm in favor of his nephew, Augus~
tas E., “for the consideration of $1,000,
and for the further consideration that
Augustus E. Doty' As to supply me from
time to time with so much cash as my
necessities may requ ever and abov c
any income I may refill) from the prop.
erty hereinafter desc d." The morta
gagor reserved the right “to occupy and
use the premises. stock and personal
property as fully and freely as I might
do if the fee and title were to remain in
myself, with full power to. ago said
premises to raise money for0 my Anya per-
sonal benefit at any time I may (lustre,
for and during my natural life, and to
sell any of the stock and personal prop-
erty, and use the receipts there-
from as I desire, with the un-
derstanding and agreement that
all increase in stock and per-l
sonal property shall belong to said
grantee subject to the foregoing reserva-
tions."
The old man gave Miss Benton a mort-
gage, October 30. 1893, to secure a 'note
for $1,000, of which sum $100 was allcg.
ed to be cash expended for him, #550 for
services as housekecixvr, and $350 for
various services and loans. It was
claimed on tho'part of the defense that
Doty bad no right, under the deed to his
nephew, to execute such a mortgage as
that given to his housekeeper. and it
was held that the document given to
her was largely in the nature of a gift.
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The Connecticut l. A. W Investigaling the
Amateur Standing of the Members.
The Connecticut L. A. W. officials
havc been investigating the hammer
standing of the members of the Yale
bicycle team. From the present. indica-
tions no action has been taken by the
wheeling authorities and they are cvi-
dcntly satisfhsl with regard to the dues
tion.
It was hinted sevcrpl weeks ago that
the members of the Yale team wcne in
league with the Pope Manufacturing
company of Hartford. The foam were,
to mccive wheels, so the rumor goes.
which were tobc used to ride in the.
various events which were to be held
throughout the year. The L. A. W.
officials heard of this plan and evidently
thought that the Pew company were
keeping teams in the college. When
Asa Windlcof the Columbia company
arrived to look after the interests of the
Yale squml extra color was given to the
scene.
At this time a letter was sent to the
Yale authorities requesting for an ex-
plunation of affairs. A reply was sent
and as yet the L. A. W. authorities have
taken no action.
The college authorifiis dour any at-
tempt to break any of the L. A. W.
rules.
The members of the team arc to have
wheels given to them free if they make
the team. it is estimator] that the fur-
nishing of bicycles to the Yale team has
already (met the Pope Manufacturing
company if 000. There are into inn-
dems insides six racing Anni-lilacs.
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NO DIVORCE FDIi ASHLEY.
lodge lisli Cannot Bee Sufficient Reason to
8st film Fm.
The divorce suit of Lugcnnc Ashley.
of Hfami'ord, vs. Nancy Ashley carnc up
in the Superior Court at Bridgeport, yes-
terday, for the third tiAno. having been
twice continued to enable the plaintiff
to present more evidence.
When the case was submitted Judge
Hall stated, that neither the A-vidcncc as
tothe length of Ashley's residence in
this state our the evidence of demotion
was sufficient to warrant the grant-
ing of a decree.
Ashley lived in South Norwnlk before
going to Htamford. and aunt of the im-
timony as to his residence in Connecti-
cut came from witnesses living in this
city.
Eoworthr Elect Olffcm.
The Junior Epwm-th Leaguel of the.
Norwalk Methodist church held it bani.
nessmcetinglsst evening at 7 o‘clmk.
The. following office-rs were elmtcd for
the ensuing six months: President,
Sarah Fitch; vicepresident. Walter
Deckenecretary, Bertha Miller; treas-
urvr, Chester Benedict. The Epwortb
League held a business meeting at if
o’clock.
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fulfills nirvana iiillY.
moot-omn- lleum annua-
arori Cochin—Olsen Nominated-Adel!-
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An enthusiastic meeting. of filth execu-
tive committee of the Nerwoik Chris-
tian Endeavor . Union, was held last
night at Andrew V. Heafli's‘. 2th
Main street. It wasiu every weycn-
joyablo and most satisfactory. Informal
reports were given by some of the com-
mittees. With the exception oftbrde.
all the local societies were reprennted-
It was voted to hold the annual'mcct.
evening. May 26. at which time the
animal reports willbe heard from the
various committees. election of officers
will take place, and other miscellaneous
business transacted, followed by a con-
secration service of about forty minutes'
duration, in whichth local society is
expected to participate. Mrs. Andrew
V. Heath was chosen to lead this service
and will be assisted by other leaders,
one taken from each local society. The
subject will be. “Consecration in Daily
Life."
. The nominationofofiloers, to be prc~
seated at the annual meeting for 0ch-
tion. resulted in the choice for president
of Rev. R. 0. Sherwood. of South Nor-
walk. rcnominntctl; vice-president. Miss
Kirby. of Westporti secretary, Miss
Daisy Ryder, of Norwnlk; treasurer.
George H. Quintnrd, of N orwalk.
The president was nominated as dele-
gatefothcInternational convention in
July, at Washington, I). C. He read a
letter from C. H. (Irossly, of the Bridge-
port Union. regarding a county rally, to
be held in South Norwalk within a few
weeks. Tin- proposition was very favor-
ably received nn-eting unanimous ap-
proval.
of the good citizenship committee and
Wallace Pnnzelt will be chairman of
the lookout committee.
Mr. liclmcr and Mr. Heath were cites-
cnuconuniffcc to investigate concern-
ing a Union picnic and to report at
citln-rtllc annual or another executive
committee meeting.
“The treasurer reported all bills settled
with a neat balance in fhc'frcnsury.
one of the most interesting yet hchi.
Mr. and Mrs. Hi'llfll Atrc clnu'ming en-
tertainers, illlfl this (x'cusion evinced
with what grace the hospitality of their
pleasant home is extended. Tempting
light refreshments wore served.
This year has provcn a good one in
every [way Prosperity and sm'izibilify
have conibincd,and spiritual helpfulness
resulted.
TROLLEY CONTRACTS AWARDED.
A' New York Firm will son the Darlen Ind
AWeafpcrt Extensions.
The Norwnlk Tramway company has
awarded to Rogers, Baldwin 6‘: Vivkcrs,
of New York, the contract to build the
Dorien and “’0stth cxfentions. and
almmdouble track the lino lulliutqll
Point.
Work will be commenced. so Heart'-
tnry Mansfield infuruml n fir-mini"! ran
porter. immmiinb-ly. and is to be coin-
plleml July inf.
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
An Accident Noar Milford Delays the Night
Train: on the Consolidated.
There wannbxul railroad wreck near
Milford. last night. by which a Annnbor
of cars were llllf'fl up. the trucks blocked
and travel greatly delayed.
All the A-ast-lmnnd freight, No. llIl,
Conductor Hpnuldfng, was passing a
[mint just this side of Milford, a bumper
pulled out node the train broke apart.
The forward motion ran ahead and thou
stopped. Suddenly the roar section.
which had not lost its momentum, (‘itiiic
' dashing up, numbing into the forward
motion. Seven curs Wnrv pill-d instant»
ly up in a hoop and badly brokon and
derailed.
The wreck blocked the the two Alast-
bonnd and one west-bound track and do.
lnymllwopussA-ngcr trains for over an
hour. While worku'icn and the wrecic
ing crew and apparatus from New liuv-
on were cngagml in clearing the "who.
trains by switching on tho
frmek at the gravel pit managed to get
by the obstruA-fhms, which \vA-re cleared
away an attic allow the passenger irili‘iif‘
to be in use by midnight.
A large number of freight trains were
delayed several hours. As far as could
be learned no one was injured by the
accident. .. _
-—Tlfe city tax collector's office in the
sentinel building, WI Washington stmt.
pill be open Saturdayand llmiday even
Monthhmnthmndieo’olook.
ing with tho Weetport seciety, Tuesday
Charles fielrher was made «heirloom».
Undoubtedly last night's nwcting was
wrstdxmnd .
The jurors rim or the civil side
Bridgeport, ., , our,‘ Edward
'Rellly;Bmokfleld. lea Stuart, Har-
mon'ss. Lookw Fairiicld, Dwight
Banks, Horace}; ,» reeuwich, George
3.311. new Luff ‘. 'd: New Canaan.
M8 E. hofi’. Charles" B.
Woodman”), ’ S. Burr, George
Burr Tucker:N- .James L. Hoyt,
Talruadge Baker ' mford, Enos B.
Lockwood, » . Conley; West-
port, (imam, .Frank Elwood
Criminal did”. f, (lgeport, William
Liebermn. M. Wood; Brook-
ilold, Charles E.
h. Charles L. Peck:
Fairfleld. Charles -.. Faction, John (i.
Mills;Greenwlcli,fi in: Dayton. Henry
L. Keefer; Huntin a, David :5. Clark.
Stephen A. Tuck : ew Canaan, Joe»
eph Crawfi‘mi, . ' ck II. Lockwood;
Newfown, John B.»Hnbbell, John L.
Hughee;NorAvalk,8amuol Dnsknm, l".
8. Dyan, J12; Stmnfdrd. David M. Bur-
rett, Daniel I-Ianrahdn.
ennui! assure.
licv'oilsfs Alli to “a Trouble Where Towns
Nave liogulaiions.
It Iii no wondhhlifhnt otrnngc‘rs passing
through the diffdiillit towns of the state
frequently violatE the law or ordinances
that govern the if,» of bicycles, as there
are not two tow Whore the mics are.
the same. A stifliger passed through
Auscnin, one eliciting this week, and
the first man he saw on Main street that
looked as thougln he might know, he
stopped and asfilinhat the rules wen.-
gov ci'ning bicyclil'e how. He was .told
that the first thing to renwmber w as to
keep off the walks, and then toring his
boll when he approached a crossing, and
he would be all right.
He wanted to know if he should light A
his lamp, for he was provided with one I
if it was necessary to use it. Hosaid it
was almost impossible to {nuts through a
city and not violate some local ordin-
ance, as p 130 tly. What
WM All UWW men the sub-J
jcct, so that a rider may know what he
is about in all parts of the state and at
all tinn-s. ~Ansonin Sentinel.
NEW IlEBElfAN CONSTITUTION
Will Be Reported on at the Meeting of the
Grand Lodge.
,Thcfirand Lodge of (,‘onnecfii'ut of
the i. ll. 1). 1“,, will men-t in Norwich l In
May 20. It is cxpwtcd flint n commit
i'm- will l'l'i'lllillllf‘iill that hereaffi-r ,llw
Rebekah lodges have n (irand Lodge of
fin-irown, which :~llllll in» distinct from
the (irand bridge as it now exisfs. The
Supreme Lodgi- recently enacted such
legislation as Would Hlilkt' this inissibb».
providing the (Proud Lodge of the stale»
saw ill. A committee of the (irulnl
lmigchnschargc of the matter of or.
ranging the new constitution prnpusml
for tho Rebekah bulges. and has formu-
lntA-d a report which will “be pnAsmm-Al
at the nn-oting of the (irnnd Lodge: if
is believed that the rcciunmcndation (3f
fliint'mnlniitve flmf tln- new A-onstilu-
tion lli' adopted will be acted upon fav-
orably by the Grand Lodge.
Promtm lo Bring a Show Attraction litre. l
The .\lr.' Milhnn- ll referred to in The
Sentinel of ycnferllay has for the past
i‘vll years been minim-foil with lin-
Morn Dramatic
manager, and through his efforts to
Iilf'fli'lf' has Won the admiration of flu»
[swiplooftbiscify. ltwns he who, on
tlnAm'A'nsion'of Mom's cngagmnenf at
lioyl-‘s ’l‘lwnfro, devoted one night's
in‘rfuf'lmlfivr‘ to the working girls of Nor
walk and South Norwuik. and tested
finecnpaviiyof the house with invllu~
tions. llolnts mmAn-A-twl himself with
fin- Wolbort and Russell's Stars of lip
in-rblirc. and claims he will lmvemn- of
the strongest popular pru-cd nttrAu'fionsf
on the rpminnxt Hi‘lWlli. We will look
forward with pleasure in his opening
night hero and wish lnm the sucrose in
the futuri- mm. has l»'?!TA‘i‘s in the past.
Legal if m
The mm of Raymond llrothcre vs.
liurr will be hrmigbf up for trial in fhc
(innrt of ('onnnnn'l'ions. on Tuesday
next. before a jury.
A shortcolcmlnr will be held in the
Town Court on Monday. May lib. whorl
the cams of tho ilrndloy llubbvll com
pany vs. Clark. and annrlmry vs
Alwnrn will come up on motion.
Tin-case of f'bariot. vs. Chariot. for
divorce. will be tried Wo-Alnmlay, May
dih. in the Summit Court.
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imler loser Assigns.
Richard Nonclr. fin- jnwclvr at, I?
North Main street. has made, an
assignawni..nml George li. Vosburg.
Jr.,is nominated as trustee of the ar-
nfgm-d estate. 1 m ..
“This Hatunlny is the last day of our
mathsttsrsale. lilo m; 5")“. forjmr.
If. Y. Grocery Co.
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ifs Wanio improvemenfs in City Affairs and
Think! We should Awake to the Fuel That
We Have Ouigrown Old Meihods and
Should Start Affair.
To the People of South Norwalk: 1
had hopedthat the "monkey and par-
rot" time was over, but it seems the
“monkey" is resolved to keep it up. He
talks very glibly about the people in a
way to remind one of the nine littlp
tailors.
Tor one i think the ”officials" can
well ail’ord toignoro him as his friend
the fisherman ignored the mosquitoes
on his hose. As for the fight he speaks
of , if there is any, i am with the people
who want imprtwcmcnt in city affairs.
No one knows better than I do how
much can be accomplished in a direc-
tion of more efficient service, and if
tlicroisany movement bulking toward
reform, you Will find me with you. in
the front of it, and not lagging behind
Nothing is so much needed in this city
ant-lint the people should awake to the
fact that ‘ "have outgrown our old
mothmis of doing 'work and that we
need to start new and fresh. ivory
citizen in this city should be interested
in this, womcnas well as Anon. Why
can't. \vo mako our litifc city a model in
every resins-i? if the “Anunkoy” slml]
serve to call the attention of the, people to
the "coil of public improvement his
untii's will not have been altogether in
vain: but have we not had enough of
the “monkey" business?
flow many of the men of South Nor-
walk are ready and willing mgivc of
their time and cxywrh-ncc inn AnoVo-
monf toward the thorough reorganiza-
tion of our city government? Snclml
tnovcnnmf. to 'bc, oil’cctivv. should be
widcspmad. Every citizen of every
shade of politics; every man. rich orpemr,
Eh”. loves our free institution, should
join it. Such :1 movement would save
fhc p-nplc taxes in the futurc;it Would
make oflicn-holding a pleasure instead of ,
a vmaiion, and would plzu-o tho ImA'Aple
they elect to
i ask this in earnest of all
good citizens. Who will join in such a
movement? Li'.\v1.~' ll. Nun.
serve. thorn.
libiry."
"Hones "u. when Hones As our. "
Two iievoluiionary Graves to which if is Only
lost to Direct Attention.
The cfl’orfs of the I). A. R. commitm- A
to H'i'lll‘i‘ a complete roll 3f lllll‘Ti'r‘lllIHE
Revolutionary patriots a . highlyrum-l
mcmlnblc. in addition to thiswuk‘ sl
published list there are two nnnn's Ammonium; I':.’ i. ..p, m , Sunday school; I in! it"
whirl: it is only just in dim! nttA- llll'lll. lp m. ., illill'ill o veil—song. anthems and non“) m-w
Stephen Butts, captain of the loud!
militia on July ii. 17:50. was first cousin!
off‘npfuinHezekiah. the fnthn of Abel
venerable MiasdnliA-tn- ”f‘ffi'l of l‘f'nllu ,
street. Those Iii-others children, both
of whom were can Washington at tin hire the communion will be ndminis l
A'A'olnnnlAAA-mcnt and tho clow of the]
Revolution were iAAfA-uselylovnl. Tin"
:4 III of Thomas, f 'apt.tin Iii-7A kinb rA sis
Will in our l'niun «mimicry, and thel
non of forum. Captain b'tcphcn.r rests,
with his faithful attendant. equally we All‘
at the ln-Aui of lili)lli~rl Ridge The;
arnvmlnf' the two cousins are mow nix
miles apart. on! while that of llonekiniu
is mcnfinnml in be lllilf‘ki‘il. that of.
Hii'lllll'li ought not to In in-j'glm toll. A
in the midst of filo Franco strmff
fray of '7 m and while in hunted pur- l
suit of 'i‘rynn' s "It'll, (‘.Aptnin Hti pin n
Ih'tts oimowrml a wmmdmi slrnnguru
soldier. "Take me of biln," shouted
tin-A A'npfainwnunicl. "it isover with
Illl',' 'Iln' expiring lif'fli is rlimrfml ill
have rcplivrl. ”lll'lp mun-onu- vista"
.ixntobNAudi, on; Annrtvr. lmrn AugustA
fill ii Al. and grandfather of tho bonorml l
npfnin llnniA-l K. NMIA. lorAm-rlv of
. mormw for the first time
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f'lilil‘f'll.
second son of the murdered shah, has
been prm- laipiod shah of Persia
SUNDAY AT THE CIIllllCIIES
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Pastors and their Themes An Email Pulpit:
, , Tomorrow.
» Tiiomns‘l‘l. Perkins. the new organist
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church. will prhside for tho first time,
tomom>w,,and will direct the choir
singing. E.\H. Mei-choose will be the
soloist ntfbo Men’s club service in the
evening. Dr. Board's sermon will be
on the subject, “Kept in Peace.” The
following programme has been arranged
by the music committee: A».
“man Pl‘f'l"lift."“hilli‘lllllli‘.” 'l‘ll. Hnluml:
Anilwn~"l'rnisc l'-- the anhr-r.” f'ioumni
Hymn. Nu. ltl’v“l.iiilllf‘5 Domini.
Lofbbury~Hlmrwin
lfcslmnsivo reading.
Airing~ " in ib- willfully Lou» Abiding." Thomson
llymn. No. and . Lamb ~ Domini.
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Hum: "l .of Thine limnl Kf'l'p :llc.”
. lincmlelr-Wnrn-n
llA'mn. NT). 217~imoios llomini.
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After the fwnediction, Mr. Perkins
u ill play the following organ numbers.
Allegretto, Foot; Pastoralc,(1uilmanl;
Posilullc Whiting. ~ I
in the morning there will be Holy
Communion service, with reception of
mcmlwrs. ~
At the First Methodist Episcoml
church, Rev. A. S. Knvnnagb. pastor,
HAu'rnmcnt of tho Lord's Supper. at 10:30
at. iii. In the evening at 7:30 the pastor
will preach on. “Primrose—Shame and
A cordial invitation is fixfi'iiilffli
in all.
The service at Trinity church tumor
row evening will ln'glli at 7:30. This
change in. limcetfccls this Sunday rmlv.r
May lid. V
‘0! Willi ll Norwnlk
i‘onn. Wm rmpm-tloiiyannourwcfoihe.
Norwnik and v cin
no how ostnblisinni ourselves in,
dyeing and cleaning illusincss. and aid
Aropmmlimlonll klliil Ami cleaning
n In the very best utyionml manner
so is. tin-mm. A-ltiu-ronulcu wraparf.
capo-A. Infants calms. in note. r
{flaunts lliinlf, ni‘illin. lllillfli‘tlcrflm
A-Anrfs. tos, killulnvon, killshoemnlrio
«funnel and i'lil".lill iienfiomsn's Alumni!
dyed «trilonncd and mineral in the beat
our 4' iii.’ l"’il'2i lFAlifi. mill
\VAN'A‘EilflwAucnis titanic article meti-
in every store. reel h-lon- «and institution '
i fondness by li~cif. wfib natural it'd
iogdmnund. Besinfifs kind. Noah I'll"
Take. bufguods having a recurring cum
and Mist: more unto made All I. want morn.
llonis from it. solo hundreds f (10!an
large pri..lllt i"esfinmninis mm now
known houses unlnm. ‘xr- lnsivente'r Ar. ,
fl
Address Winters to Gold sweet.
(I l
ANTED. 4a....- you tried the iamouaDr
Mingnn skin .And complexion scant
bonutifpi “Alli?“ mic wifiii Tl'fléfljllflflufl co 0:5.
mil me ['01 no supp if. rand posts
Hlmmwny Mfr... flux 15qu New ilnveu.(.'ol'fn _
Ag: nis wanted. MO in?
\" ANTTC l)-\fbruonghi) competentclor .
In the grmo-rv bunlness. “on m.“
hustler nm-d apply liner bewe firsts-hiss rial»
1 I'flllltflfiililflfl‘i. dd"... stating infirmfi.
is")! er 'Nnrwnlk.l'lnn. mist
“' A'sIiIA~HItuafmnu~uiriv rorfenrn or
b, i'lfllllli'lrtfl man. American. Unifi:
standsr-nrennvimanagement 11] horses. .
lieu mm m \lmnlwnul nw Am Heath 01'-
mini
walk.
\ AN’I‘RIL-f 'iiiidrnn's dressmaking and
Alain sowing. Argent for Caution! ,
form-ode. ifnblv-rdinwrs. ms: spec of sac.
. ..,........................
‘ YA\'I'i-i)—(nrpontprq And [nintcrswsnt-
ml at Nllrillilll. i‘ruwbrhlgé platted.
t'-..Ib~ndo rl'oinf W aged-.112 AA. includiugstue ‘
Auntuifrumthcdo-pot. Anthonyhf'o malt
TO LET. M
r ‘0 l.ll'l'.—_l'ii‘n'rnomsat No. A. c efforts A...
no». but horwulk. licni fit. Apply on"
pronnees. . millt
"H ii i‘ To em: ill family. -¢»nond floor-of
Ik Am um till“! we. to “0.4 Main street, mNttfr.
“‘ i
ll. L. l'iilow
' ‘0 MIT ~llu w: IHUIIIH with all modern
imminent.» Iii
.nnd ro- :l'ini'lillrlé' rent AD-
.Ilain -i ll' ~ mi fit
ll‘Af L. ' .l -ilc.~irnl iniAouw. mndcrnimprove-
must» lnw rum \[Iplyiu R. Adams or.
Lil. i’yicr
llvv. .»\. ll. Wynn will oer-nil.“ tin ,
pulpit oi'rho Norualk Mfflllltllrli Ellis-l ,
(opal ( hurt ll bull) morning and on Hing
tomorrow Morning Aurnmn at in: 'm; {
cmnn‘innion amlroception of members. i
Ive-ning service at T::;lll preaching tin
third sermon on “Beginnings? theme,
"f lrigiff' of Mun—tho Bible Vicw.’ " Mr.
Ives, fl. e um organist, will preside all
the organ. luvcryonc cordially wel-
(‘fillll‘lL l
'l‘onmrrow. in tin.- Noi'walk Congo go
gauionul church, rin- pastor will
(x-i-npy the pulpit lll' irning and
evening. In tln‘ morning holy
communion will be celebrated. with
b Aptism and re co prion of momlx r.~' in:
the cv-A ning the p.L~tor will preach upon
A"'l‘ln-'l‘hings'lhnl Abide-X ) i’. S. (‘.
l'.. fuming til flail) p. m. »
firm-c church. ill-v. 5. ll. “'ilfkllls.:
l'f‘t'ffll': H a. m.. lioly Communion; itlzilll
:.i m‘. .. Lithm. sermon and Holy Cum-
fulllri‘ss. The n f' for it ill ilflli into. \ll
an- a.» »:h nine,
.\f flu- Soilfll Norwalk linplist char: in .
the pastor will pm on b turnorr Aw muni-
lngamlvvoning. .\l tin morning m- l
The an AV qu: lf'ff ltc- will sing to ,
In the even i
fen-Al.
big tin following swim tion.-A will be run-
ill'l'li‘il ”'lnrry “Alli Mv' " Schmuck-r!
duct. '1‘ buy to Time fl (Bod. 'llii
Night; " "habbnlb of tin Scull ' M'ltnm
kt'r.
."'i an \wrmlly enjoy the- good thingsj
All this world and .At the same tutu-
lm- find with all lln- lnA.:trt or «in pin it
and pic. inure go hand in handr"
sermon will be .m nttctnptmmrsvvvr on:
of the burst 'fl'ilflf‘llil) asked urination-l
‘of the tiny. Hpm'litl effort will be or ulc A
fornnkv thum- «vi-ulna .vu-niuu as at
”active and lnlpful .An can be r'uflulri
with flu true :iiili nfaf 'bristinn
The public are Avvb'onn'.
l'irllf llapiisf Abu'c‘n. i". l'.. Robbins.
pit-luv. Hundnv "fulfill”: the isltlfllf' will
prmn'b upon " 'f 'Imrcb inynifv". folio“-
loll; fnurrmm up.
I ..
Hubjmr of the evening scrum". A l"”“”"" "' ”" “‘"“”"
'1‘“ HT .—ln _\'. «walk. from anTst or it
wry light .Ailv riniililéi bay windombnf h.
.Wnewll lainft- Hi and 1-D: ‘ancrl: rum very mode-
ml? own.- All flinlli . .zf Adults. For particulars
.- :Ail ill ileum: “owl's-Allied. h'lflff
’ ‘0 [Alm‘limiri iii Wtsnlwnrll avenue.
rout $11: ' .n'zmvvitiu 2:) Winning"! are.
am». 1”!” in; w nod floor house. first over
nm. but Surwuik. rent”. lo. A Jioonwam.
.. M
V ‘0 PEN i‘. monies A. news Theatre halid-
lug. Apply fol. TALH
r‘u i.i;.T I'mlr rmm apartment. first and
rum-ml ilomr. rear. on Washington street.
ainvluiv~inn \: r) rte-m. lutllnllthoi affirm
s-irftm his. front and red?
Ii mr an.» mz .\ 'Anrlu it Much. 7e and in Wash-
Anglo” siro of, rum 97 and DD. Apply ULD WE‘LL
ply to was Ell
i' n Al. (Jo ill‘
il‘i’i‘“ ""d
Mill.
.ivnenm ,1...
\“l V... m "arbor sienna. Nnrwnlk. nix
. rmvntln with .» ity wipe‘r; rcpt is: 'fl'mrtillim
r «»m~. I'i y w,-.mr ren . rum
rm rim. of .\u. in \lninstrecf. Norwnllr ”ff“, mg?»
“\m-‘b A..it.ti.i'ii Mount. llull'last avenue.
.‘e'nitv: ilk. did a
Six room cuff e on avenue. 59-.
is Quinlan!
FOR SALE
.
bill. §.\ll.l1~"lbo oyster simmer “(Barrio
ll'nuill or»: all. in feel: beam. If
t: limit. A- for-bu: in mmplch- orderfor
iIlll:If'll.Iir' Aw: Imnf built at fhisplkte uni
Aililreh \\ \i. I'omsiux-k. rioo'h
horanlk. A' non. mlif
i130“ SM. l'Z. 'l'll"l In“ slivcrplilfml Bflat
iorlol .' chunks. '1 mmuhpieces. lyre
o1"! neat. “civic-allow “‘4‘. i'allwaeen bull
in; .AA. "liillifn: -i pinu- Pin \urwallt.
lubnal. it. ( loop. iibnud mnlnsaii met
5 luliil 1n lb.- m- l," unulifbinflipqnirew of!
la" iiilli Ir} the): -., whom] it s
Nurwulk 7 “MW Diff
g‘ni' NM it
'lbo '..l' .‘e'. high wheel fawn
Ill-litr'r l~ A: ll willow-cl by any mover in .
I the market for tho money.
'lllli'ffll-s y-nr. null and whiff Knuth No ik
if you want a new
Il; min: uni Hun-my. A': South Main sheaf.
mt unlit
,Vuli. .\i. is. A'uluml-io l-rl) blah A's-mare
Kitflil'ii inn-m. unortmimslloefnm dill! lbs
inch in tum Ma
nub. low .- w. A-«f'tlflll'ln'fliiilli u'u- lurrtii'ulnrly
.. i liftfm it slow uriiinoryluwhnnprnvml
I;tA<.Afi~fnu'fnrt moth hnviwalk llnrllwarqu.
l'ilfl I» A: bull lint: loft- "it Milt
:AWIAIN, "minimal furiy nvrr'lasuf mind:
It iim k- ‘ [winin- of Misti Mull». i6
hum» .--.wnm W'lu rn- amp can be memo-[t
l‘l‘iinum Luv lfwn al' w 'mil l-Zsfuic A em cor-
villain and \l. ill IAim-in. \orwgllt. vElli lm
_llpui:il ii..\ll‘.
fl: '.. \Aili mil fut litll' one road A‘nrleiI:
uni-tau .. ii" I wagon nfn bargain. Icing
,-rl nus tumour. v. f'A.rAAAbory
limit-m \u H Fillltiwiiii If”.
upon a ..\l i-.
illinillt‘ for fun bouillon. Ml mode
. ”South Main ~ll" if.
A ‘ni'..;..~i\ii
'rllirtll .
Hm uurrcy. manly new. cold
inn run Am-nf- inninills iii rrurmmlf hat
All,” mania-s. full up Cm full!“ “I”. on
Ap ru miM *4
Elf'ffli till. i. l’ :ulflv "refilling. froth f mil
.. [w Am mgunr: ill-f .
Flax llill, is In lit-ml to la buriwl in l ml by the lamb a mp1» r. 't mung [will b»' s ”M'l‘h ”Awful-mo “flotilla llnlnh which."
liidgviiold butn f‘l'llllfilllll wnalb pinc-
will" the Will lust. of flu- bino- of fin
i'ArAAAnoslrvof nmnolifh Willilll be now-
ilifi t'linlm' an Hill-ring in his "will“
memory“ mm
Congratulatod by a Ioaih Namath loo.
lchWAs-n A. A, firubnm. of the (In
iminl'irnsf flignr f‘ffillpilfiy, of this city. .
undilovvnmr McKiniA-v , whose nonii
frir'mlnhlp. Mr.
to the ”bio slain-onion flw following
congratulatory lcffcr. Wliiili Wl'ilf for. dimmr'nntmmcd bv numeric of rulinui'
s1 m-inlty s-nlerfnino» r-. in only in numisrr. i
ward today:
Huimmmmnt. May!
(luv. Wm M. MAXIM-1.”
Canton. fl
"'l'ln- -rn in a tide in flu- Atfiairs «vi nwn.
Willa-hiltkonpi Hindi-wilful“ no In fortune:
, Isms.
On «w it a lull son are We nos afloat"
A Boo ir'eyc new til-siding m the moth
er stoic, thirty years a Republic- on Wild"!
in the Garfield Niacin-until, and a while It
you on the happy issm- of affairs. pnliti
rally, for yrmrscif and our «unnum-
«mtry.
With great magnet, 1
Law.
Anvvlibg~ A. :50 p m in ilif'i'wllliipi
flu MllljlfiWillll‘"'thl'f"ilfl'T flit-Mlle?”
POPULAR AlDCEIENTI.
The Lilipofianl Calling.
'1'on world renowned original and
”MI Mrs f-v-nmtl Tom 'i'bmnbnmi int"
mnumny of lilipufian». fin unmibsi,
‘mml \’:- rsnlib and Awni- talent-«i i'lf fore. .
nulton for the pnrsidr-ncywwns almost vvsnliufu .md mnrivinns in minimum A
Arrears-AI, there exists a warm wrmnnl will nppmmtllo Nuranikflls m Iioqul A}
ilrnfmm has with n for three nights and two nnrfimm mm- in! f4 I!
ll
"mining Thur-«lay, May 7th lilo»
giving a novel and highly Anti» rtnininu
[u'rfurilmncu' This will be will "was
furtlw bulbs and rhilllrvn; and flu-y
will doubtless turn out in l Argo unmis is l ww- -k the "WM. M. tmleroffiuie m .,
fl owiumw this lililr‘ Indy. .As rim‘ is
[rs-iflvvly her for- Wolf tom.
Almlrigi'mus. ~~~~~ Tht- Bishop I in ymmgi
of,'tii heartily Ma and ctmgratnlntcs l void-Awkhiy sister. l dare say you fimll
«mifnrt in the thought that you moi: lit
yum huslmnd hum while be them]
Young Widow—Yes. Pom Jark was in
W till he one.
Alix)“ M if l l'-IAA Imuf nil shoe llilrlifim
' i' ii. If ”\I' I. flu lml liaqliIil'riIKf/Wr'itm
lllrfurm mull "iim vi Arum,
' . lupin Ii sold of non Apply All file dove.
iii
A Von AAAA. A: building Inf mm on West
i\f' nun mud desirable ii if on theamnte
l ,\m A. o. 'l‘oylur .A Hill Inn mi
pun: s u A: «new» All lie-ll inland. ”5AM A...
"ll
.. 4.. a...»
wail-r front Iy furnished.
Hue wail.» pun haveI in." tmrfnnl y. I"lion: to
.A N H, l\ mvrIAury, llina can: lam TIM.
iv llliwlrlllflf-iil Mili'f'i Ill'd l"
v i»: ”will Milan's on unprinted venue
or I” Am: . Am ultras)! ems "If.
kltll Eliiliillil in (from sfrvf.
'lr’nrwlrlk AMI.
Electric Llfli date Cdniialed.
if is ulnlnt‘stcnl that u decision in NI.
wml to the sulc- of the Nerm‘alk and
’Wliilll‘ vawnlk Electric Light com»
pm). a plant will not be made for It
winding up lmving luv-n rsmtimrcrl. yrs»
Alut‘llh)’. in tho Hoprior f'oort.
mummy ..- .. ”Lush--.“ M
Monti-hilt.
llii’f‘. MAM Maude Davenport. it!
full!
f lie nlmmk
~i‘flm the knelt. R. Y. M’k'ti
Mrs. i'nnilold. 5:54' new street. Norwaik mull?
ply fr Ana. iambic. \n \nm in as North
flflllw’
.'rrrw.ilk. and Willis Swill, d 1
Norwalk Chronicler