H‘ Mammals 85mg NORWALK. CONN , ”burial! Goodrich llsnsy. W music a nmunr Vile Isl a llssl ls its Duyissbls Piers sf Bullets-allow Its My Dollars "I Divided. Thopollosha ‘ done another credit» Ibis piece of ivs work in ferrctiug out the men who stole til) from Zachar- Ill‘Goudrich. the blind accordion player 110 boarded at Mrs. Sarah Lurrigan’o, in Water street. ‘ L The leader. as implied in The Senti- ‘ncl’sreport of the robbery. was John Brennan. of Deubnry, who had also Neil‘bonrding at Mrs. Larrigan'e. Be L, was enacted in Danbury. late Suturdry afternoon. and. brought to the South ‘Norwalk lockup. Chief of Police Voll- iner- snbjected him to a three lionrs' er.- amination, and got what he believes to J in a correct story of the robbery. i i E. Brennan first said that only seventy- three cents/was the proceeds of ' the robbery; but he subsrnlucntly raised the amount tota'ill. and finally owned up that he took till as his portion of the haul. * ‘ There were four men implicated. “ - One of them. Edward llubbell, of South Norwallr. who, like Brennan. has a police court record, was arrested in Water street. Saturday night, by Officer ~ Pennington. Be slept in Mrs. Larri~ gun's boarding house the night previous to the robbery, and» it was planned at that time. He received $2.50 as his share of the spoils. The remaining “2.50 was divided between two other well-known South Norwnlk men. and all of it has been spent. In order that Brennan and Bubbell could have no communication with each other. the former was taken to Norwalk and placed in the lockup there. Brennan pleaded guilty this morning in the Tom: Court and madeafim; mentteJu Frost. ‘ ’ He said at about (i o‘elockonthi night of the robbery, three men were in the boarding house, and he overheard someone ask Goodrich for some trickles to make change. The accordion player said he could not bother then. as hl' would have to go upstairs to himrchel and get them. This gave Brennan a clue to where the money was kept. Hr” went outside and told Hubbell and another man who was there. They went upstairs and found the door fari— ened; but about 8:30. when Gomlrich was astbsp. they again went up. and Hubbell entered the room. secured the satchel. and took it to the room Brenntur occu- pied. where it was cut open and the bag of money taken out. The money was then divided. and ills three men went to the depot. intending to go to New Haven. At the depot they met the fourth man. and homcoivcd a share of the protocol, [in persuaded Bubboll and his friend. however. not to go to New Haven. Brennan went on slow. and from New Haven went to flow York. and MM Friday wont to llnnv inlay. where he was arrested. ubbsll pleaded not guilty, and each ‘ case was further continued to “’64!le day morning at 5:30 o'clock. . 'LAlI) II WAIT FOR “ME. W Ilssdwia Armis a float final ital- lss fir Mattias Asslllsr Isa. (humble Goodwin visited Wool strut. yesterday afternoon. and laid in wait for Domenico liters. who is wanton for stabbing Salvator Commas. last Thursday moraine. Ho arrested Flore ashswas leaving his brother’s barber chop m the long building. ltrwlfaln (lecithin gave bonds in the sum of son for ll‘lcw‘s appearance this morning. tsslllsrPsstst-Isslrlsatrslisy car. Mrs. Amanda llusraial. of riparian, NJ" arrived in South Nor-walk. hint“ nsday noon. to stored the funeral of he! firm-daughter. Miss bottle A. OM. like boarded a West avenue earmadwhvn she got off at tlntt ave. has also missed her what-book. out» salatag about dill and return tickets. 3b “the pocket-book cutof n vslise to pay liar fare and thinks that. instead ”racing“. Ibo laid It in her lap. and Wit on the door when she Icfllllsear. All efforts to fine it proved easy-lily. & ”who- .. A... Issslsr fit-say. At the has cochlea lsssoum tomorrow. in backwoods Hail ltlu Paola std will demonstrate tbs following which will by rsrvcd to the outl- : 0m of «mar son . a la ' wheat hlscaltlahrsdd wheat ' W what obsess smut. ; spinach ca shredded wit-at , , .an mm? to”: "“'" s r if m. ‘ .acsstmlr and pencil. 1’ inst lasts is On any. ”Maths mmwhahss ' . W in MM Xorwalt w .ls , .0!- ’1' “ "iii will. . Baum units Thurs: wins “virtuous than or tour In . fill! I" STILL ”6W". ._ lattissssallsaislesulssllsslll llsslisl fat loss Focal. Captain of Police Wallace Dana. 01 the hrnwalk force. received Saturday night a meagre description of two tramps who, in the morning, had at- tcmpl‘cd to murder Mrs. Caroline Bwtb. ‘of Newtowrr. The description: of one of the men was that he were a soft but and brown coat. and that of thsotber man that he wore a cup. blue coat and urea low which hung a which chain. c of the man shot lire. Booth twice in the face and it is feared : that she'cunnot survive. . The woman, when shot, was trying to prevent the men from stealing eggs from her chick- en coop- The men also shot at her hus- band. but none of the shots took effect. A Newtown dispatch pays: Dr. J. W. burden. of this town. last night return- cd from [Seldom], where he had been in attendance upon Caroline Booth. the aged woman who was shot by one of two tramps Saturday. He found a slight improvement in the condition of the victim and stated that if inflammation did not set in, she had a chance for re- covery. She is still in a precarious con- dition. however. no for the two trumps have not been captured and clues are meagre. Sheriff Rodgers and the town» constables have been at work on themes all day. and in the main. unsuccessfully. lust evening two officers took a train for Norwalk to run down. if “Jumble. some sort of a clue. rorrfi‘i‘s‘iii’r’icfiifii. Rev. 1. f. Winters, the President, lsirss a Very Encouraging Report. The semi-annual report of the Catlin. lic Total Abstinence Union of Connec— ticut. just issued. shoWs that organize» lion to be in u very prospbroua condition On December ill, 1895, the Union had seventy-one societies. with a total mem- bership of 5.761. The reports for l):- camber 3t. 1896, show tint it now has seventy-nine societies, with the total mmnbcrohip of 5,920. 2 Rev. John '1‘. Winters, of South Nor— walk. president of the Union. says in his address. which accompanies the re- port: . "A gain of eight moieties means a 'rousing up of eight different communi~ tics of the state to the blessings of total abstinence. and the benefits of pulling together.’ The report for the present half year will show greater result. we feel’sure. Here at home we will have two new societies for the Union. and from indications in several parishes of the diocese. quite a number of others are about to be organized." POPULAR AIWEIEIIYS. A Tsmpsrsncs lows. With such an excellent cast as that which will present Hoyt's ”A Tempo!“- anco Town" at Boyt's Theatre, on Wed- nesday. there can be no doubt that the play will be witnessed by a large audi- ence. "A Temperance Town" has been presented with great success thmughout the mantry. and cornea to us with the originul cunt. headed by those very from y men, (if-urge Richards and Eugene Can- llcld. They Will be assisted by a num- bor of clever players. ‘ A carioad of spew ial scenery and properties will be brought here. lion's "A Busch sf ltsys." One of the comedy anemones that at- tracts good houses wherever it is pre- sentod is lloyt's clever and bright corne- dy, "A Bunch of Keys.” This prmlnc- tiou from the first was an instantaneous snot-nu. and it has. for a long time. been mwgnined as an attraction certain to draw all the laughhir lines of the theatre going public. A clever parody on hotel life is the central feature of the play. and the ludicrous ultuatioua make the saline one of the funnient ever wen on any stage. Norwalir Opera lloumu April li’nb. “llrimss' cum ilssr." This is one of the host of the many light and entering forces and in cariltnlo ly acted by a company of clever per formers. “flow indigo. new medley». new gnu». new business and new lines give a fro-hum to the performance. and than who nave smn the place will find much in it to entertain and interest them. Louise tlanfurd makes a lively and pleasing Pandora. 'l‘hc rend of the courpan contributsinuoh to the piss» are of t a performance. On the whole. the place has neveribson better given. and those who auioy a hearty lunch will do well to are "(.irlmas' Cellar floor" at the News“: Opera House. Friday matinee and night. ' in mm some iii Henry's Minstrels played to large audlsacss at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Saturday afternoon and evening. As a whole. this ruin-trot manlsstlou aaoslls any meta cartoon ythat has appear. on beguilin- ”use?“ Tbs strut ads is a we imposing affair. the ha a to marital: y has one. 't‘hs ml. perform- anus from start high!” is h [lulla- in a . e vocalists, a re a tracer... a... a... .. “hm...“ new one; ‘ . a . performance. “sun's ltlustrsls mdlthuhsucwsifulghsm to ill: postman . u rsspec glitter. which cannot be malady said of may organisations. lsswslsleswsv s. coals. Thiamalcfflmlt. one». was lull this stresses- hast alslslsmib “ ‘V ”landminflllxllobls, An insure 8m“ Atlanta iisuford ‘ ' Lyon, an Elston Farmer. NM JIEAIill lIilIiilEilEIl lIIE illll iIlI mas on in floor In a semi-consoles: cos- dlliss Ultra lbs ‘Fsaily llsisrssl Frssr Clinicians Assailant Bound Will lispss sail l’alnstcbrllgspcrt lsil The details of an awful assault by an insane Swede upon an aged farmer of Plasma have reached this city. Follow- ing is the story as told by Eustou officer-m ‘A young Swede. known as “luster." and employed by an aged farmer of Eastern named Hnuford Lyon, went and donly insane yesterday, and while the other members of the family were at church, nearly murdered the old man. The Swede was finally discovered in hiding in a burn and after u violent struggle was urrestednnd taken to the county jail by Llonstable Tucker. When found the Swede fought like a demon and it was only after he had been bound with ropes from head to heel that the ten mile drive toBridgeport could be begun. Constable Tucker, who reached the jail at h‘ o'clock last night. with the prisoner. told the story as follows: The Swede had been employed by Farmer Lyon but it short time. Yester- day nfteruoon Lyon's son and the lutter’s wife went to church. leaving their son with his grandfather. Upon their return they found the child in the road near the honin- crying and meaning out that his grandfather had been killed. ‘ The old man was found on the floor of the house only semi-conscious. He managed to tell them that he had been attacked by "Peter," who had become insane. and that his life had been saved by two neighbors who had heard his cries for help. The weapon with which the attack was made has not been found, but it was something inflicting ugly gushes in the old man's head. Former Lyon will probably recover. but his condition is serious. When the. Swede reached Bridgeport be struggled violently but he was finally locked up. ENGINE GFF l’IlE DERAILIIB Slim“. fits Railroad brsahrilps nu Bass Opts and Has llcl Ysl Locked. The engine nttlcbcd to the 2:1» train. exist-bound. but Saturday afternoon, ran off tbe‘derulling switch near the Nor- walk Lock factory. The drawbridgo had been opened to ullowubout to pass through. and had not been locked so that trains could cross. Only the forward truck of the loco motchleft the rails, the engineer hav- ing men the signal at tho tom-r and re- versczl his: nginc. Adclny of half an hour was «reuse in getting the wheels back on the track. For the second time since the coupler lion of the four-track bridge the (lerailr lug device has prevented trains from plungiuuinto the river. Last fall can‘t)! the midnight trains was derailed. and the engine rolled down the embankment. wno sraucu as. soviet? Kosclml has as Its Island his Home at 2 O'clock lsslsrday lsrslas _ Shortly before 2 o'clock yesterday morning Bumrinteudont W, .l. flannel left the municipal electric light station for his home in Trinity place. Near the Franklin sir-cot school house he pursued two ofllcors and Henry Bangor. the juni- lor of the school. Mr. Bonnet claims that when he put his latch troy in the loci: of the front door of his home and opened it he was touched down by a powerful blow on Ibo chest. All men as hooould got up he telephoned to the router. and Officer Walter Hall went to the house to inves- tigate. lie maid find no one chart. and all the windows and doors were solemnly fastenml. The two officers near the mhmlsald they raw Mr. Bonno‘l enter his home. but saw no one leavrug it. There appears to be some mystery as to who starch Mr. flannel. Ila Yuan W. it was a busy Monday in tho Nor-walk side of the Town (:onrt, rods . There worcwslls prisonrirs. all all“! were arm upon crunc- o vacrsuoo . They were Joseph Rico. arrested iiy llftlasr Bartram Saturday night; Mlcitasl Day on. hilohasl ileully. Harry Duffy. Char ltiely and John Kelly. arrested last night is ilfllcor Vallsut. Judge Bubboll lined it us fill and untouc- cd hint to pill tsu da u. The other man were sen nod to been days in all and cost; “Tigey rugs labour:“ to the a y 0 rs trams. Valiant and Parker. c, that also lstssl (loam. The graduating class of tits Over River submit this your in compassd of turn numbers they being 3. Which“. is. Mombasa and u. Wighsui. 'r reading of their assays will take piano in the h whirl roots «naphtha wssltnf llayl h and will ban ‘ following “m“: ”haw” " N ‘ stiff. its». l’rsssnk’h‘atsss‘i m will with» i as m of ill wsslr. taunt in rerun M tar-day afternoon. Gratifylu M "a” fl GOLF!” A golf clubhas , Newton. with “91m members. thirty of whommelfsrs. it has been van thsll ‘_ ill-ills Wes Bern Col club- AF . of property oontalnlgg fifty-firs- , helm the Fitch n Curmn estates atrlfcsotou hasbecn leased for links. lull a 2,300 yard courneofnluo holes laid out. A green is being built and temporary holes are being used. A carriagchonso on the bitch estate is to be used asalooker. The upper flocristc be for the, use of gentlemen and the lower one for ladies. The follow g have bash elected as ofllcerszd. D. humiumplesidsutmhar- lea Stewart Smith.- supra-lama Wt! Capcn. secreting; Wilson ls._.Baldwin. ligation, and . Floyd Dials“, cup- t n. _ . ~ A club is being orgsui in Stamford also, and the ground in ‘ 7 , dale Park in to be used. an notes will be the limit there. . Wee Burn 15 scotch forelimb break. it is said. and was adopted by the Illoroton club because a small brook runs through the promrty leased. . cosarscraesr exracrsss. People no»... is Our Educational syn.» invited ls AIIssI. At Music Hall. tomorrow night. the annual commencement esoacisssof the South Rorwalk High 140me will tultc place. . These exercises are public. and the en- tire community interested in our educa- timnl system is cordially invited. There are no reserved «sets. except the balcony row. assigned by ticker some relatives of the graduates. ’ The invocation will be altered at ti o'clock. nharp, by Rev. R O. Sherwood. The presentation of diplomas will be by Frank A. Ferris. The musical selec- tions will be under the direction of Frank Comatoclr. . The class. composed of three young men and six young indiumhas complet- ed the three years course of the High school with credit. As then- is always alarge concourse- present, it is desired that maple be in their soul. at o o'clock promptly. The ushers will attend to any floral tributes at the close of exercises. llsslh of Ira. cents I. hilt. Lillie E. Wood, wife of Curtis 8: Smith. formerly of south“ Norwallr. died at Southern l’iurr, N. 0.. March lilth. in the 30th yesrut her age. Mrs. Smith was married toCnrtis ll. Smith at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Weed, May 8th. lite), and. immediately moved to Kearney. Nell, where they made their hornc- fur several years, afterwards moving in Norfolk. Nair. whoro she was attacked by that iuaidnoua disease. ironsurnplinn. which. notwithstanding the nun-am can: of a loving husband and friends. ended her death an above stated. llur. ing the pant tw'o years Mr. and Mrs. Smith have viuitod various hoalt ru- aorts. both North and South. but with no permanent relief. every change moor ing to afford only temporary relief Last August they tmk up their rest dance in North Candida. where alvarh came lobar relief. llvr n‘rnuitis were taken to Plnrrsville, x. Y.. for interment. her funeral being held at the maidencc of her parents on Saturday last. The mrviccu were conducts-d by ltev. W. H. Vaughn. Her six brothers. Seymour. Humor, Willard. Lafayette. Egbert and Leslie acted as bearers. lllnhwavmas la Brian's". A during highway robbery took place, tiaturduy morning, in Bridgeport. when Fred Blunder was knmked down and robbed of evaluable gold watch and a sum of nrouey. The robbery took place on the corner of one of the principal atroctu and wnsuuparnlloled for bidder-s». Mr. Blunder was standing at the cor- ner when he was drilled by a stranger what was the time. and when he in- fnrrned the man. the latter immediately struck hilamler and felled him. lie then grabbed the watch and scans money in his vast pralltot, and made his «nape. The Which was naturveml half an hour later in a loud pawn shop. but the rub- bnr blill mapped arrest. Mural cl Ilsa Lollis A. 0mm. Rev. 8.3. Watkins. rector of (lrlu-o Episcopal church. officiated yesterday afmumn at the funeral of Miss Iottlo A. (instead. who died last Thursday. in the twentyoaoeond year of her age. The services. held from herlalo burnout do Union Park. were attended by nisuy friends of the family, besides relatives from Dabber and Uranus. N. J. The bill? restart a a Willi-ll mvmd enlist that was literally illlVfl'Il with flowers. The pallbearers were incl» mallard. ll‘rud lbw. Cllll'ord Adams. Louis Fsutltloioy. William Mol’hsrwn and Arthur flalkln. The remains were do pulled in the rooming vault at ltlvec» side cemetery. _ W Ilslss Ilssl More. The annual muslin of the Central Union of Kl ’s Donation was bold in the hermit: dons! chapel. he may. . ..................d. llu Ohsr sat! a r ' (in ‘ Visas-um. Mrs. A. J. w , «swam APRIL“ um “59! intern sacrum-imam no» ‘ l! cultures... as us snore no ' returned toWashington today fromll‘lmi- . tiohal chapel. after Easter. are be uu were rand. and the MIMI” M hair: at was re. sstl m oloolsd: mailbag” 3“ Tb”; will bswhsld abogld It not storm goblet: Winc- Thomsulbarsmurusdmbsprsssutas . M. “new... 1897, 41 new star. Augustine. in nuns u Villllilillillll. an Isrsljsiaryis a in lull no, so» you or. finally sins anus Mash—03st lnpsrlasi mi by way u as . lire. . ' (Special to tho South-l.) A Washington, April l:t—~Wrn. J. Brynn do. He is still mll’cring as the result rd the midnnt at St. Augustine and is considerably bruised. His worst injury is in his left sido.which pains him great. ly when moving about. The force of the fall can be judged from the fact that it silver mulch safe “which Mr. Bryan carried in his vest pocket was crushed completely out of shape by the accident. ..w....... h w...” a... awn»- _...~.. Builds Throat from Ear lo Ear. thermal n. The sensual Armenia. April l2.—-8amuel Smith, ngcrltlr‘). committed suicide by cutting his throat from ear to car. this morning. flown! found by his daughter in an outbouao. Dospondency from lack of work and eviction from his home are given as causes for the deed, He had begun moving today, when he suddenly disappeared and was afterward found dead. Mrs. Booth Improving. (timid! In The Sentineiil Botsford, April 2.-Mrs. Booth. who was shot by one of two trumps. Saturday. is improving. and the chances for her recovery are thought to be good. The probabilities for the my turn of the men are, slim. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. illlulefi Mitchell ill «slay Embed in in: stezrlily growrng aca‘rer. it is feared that Edwin Stevenson. of the linlonville district. cannot survive the day out. The witnesses for the Daniel Hanlou case are being summoned today to ap- pear in the Common Pleas Court, to- DlOH'OW. ltev. l). M. Silibltl‘ll has written a wry pretty Easter hymn. which willln read and sung ni thi- Nurwalk (longngntiorr nl church. llr'xt :lundny morning. Mr. and Mrs. David Gould Willi. :‘w rinybroolr. Saturday, to attend the fun- crnlnf their grnnrlmolhrr. Mrs. Slate. who was ninvrydme years of age. . . I . The annual meeting of the Women's; Christian Temperance Union Will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1: o‘clock, ut the home of Mrs J. A. lin-hurrhuu. Chestnut strict Ralph. son of Samuel and Edith Weed. died laatovcning at their home in Wall atroot. luhisthlrdyear. The funeral will be held Wednesday after» noon at 3:31» o‘clock. The funeral of Alfred I: Aiken war hold yesterday afternoon from the Pro» mutant Episcopal church in t-iilvermino. Rev. Mr. Davis officiating. interment was in Srvermino cemetery. wThree evenings of travel. Congre- gational chnwl. April 2: , :ill and May 7. Ticket-t for the course. 50 cents. 'ur sale at (liendening'a drug store. The Saturday Afternoon Wbiat club was entertained Baturdny ufternmn by Mrs. J. l’. 'l‘roadWelI. at her home lll North avenue. The honors were won b Mrs Gibbs: and Miss Martha 1). I'l‘Ilthl ll.. The funeral of .loaoph l'latt Hartford wnaheld this afternoon from the rraI- dnncu of his daughter, Mfr. A, i”, (told- ing. in East avenue. with Odd Fellow honors. Revs. tel. if. Watkins and C. M. Hellwlt olllelatod. The papers to he read at tho Evenings of Travel. in the Norwailr (locum at nurtured by well-known club women of orwallr. The woods will go to swell the fund for can lens and carpets. A source of much Interest in biorwnllr poo in is the carving, b an ltaiiau son ptor, of the statute of utterly out of a choir of soap. in one of the windows of Tristrain d: llyatt's shire. in Wall strict. it is u very novel piece of work. Mrs. G. B. lelllgo and Mrs. John lamp held a house party over dander. at the Jonathan Caznp place in Cannon smut. The time was pleasantly passed in tslldnuovsrold times and in other ways nppmprlats to the mansion. Al members of the Ya. also the W. C. . 0.. who are interested In Miss Clara Parish's work muons the flatness. muhsdtaattsnd the uracil as Mrs. B. 0. libel-world's. Ill South If u mast. «alarms ham is to bstrausc “Ml. ._ ,Incellniouwashsldy (Inrulincifl'm materially aid the h sssusi‘. mm v ., . “dance”. The annual free-will .. lugcftthoman’s h l t '0'. . - as most- . Tamper: ‘ .. , . y' aftsrn - norm in the booth Nor alk Baptist church. The ,rncctlng wasiln charge of Mrs. G. 1?. Waters, . . ,ofths Young Woman's Christian} Temperance Union. and Mrs. Willis lawrsnoa, president of tho Woman‘s Christian Temperance Union. ‘ offeredbyflrsJ. M. Cobui ., W. J. Le laudsan "Lorri. We u. to Thee." Charles . Holmes made at earnest and talllnll address fromshe thlme, "Crimi- nal Indifference.” dra-u’ in emotive Masons from the John‘town flood. Mrs. C. F. Boutvrell sang “The Lord Knowcth MW and Itsv. Arthur Roqua. of Ni ii, fol- lowed in an impressive and forcible earnest and consecrated ilfort on the par-tot all interested in cacao. It wasoneofths on temperance nergivcn in this city. After commending the Eat that is being done by the Unions 1 ur the homes and children of the victim of that soul and home destroying pronster. the liquor traffic. Mr. Bequa ‘spoke of the indifference of even thou arch of God on this great evil. In ch ng he said the command to untiri action and mustant agitation was , n of from the Woman's Christian Temps runes Union. or from the church of 6 0d. but from Christ himself to rescue the perishing and cure for the dying. Mrs. J. W Collins san‘ "Have You Sought Them?" and the exercises were brought to a close with "l ration." and the benediction by Rev. ll. 0. Sher- vvood. . The offering was a generous one and ice in their work of love and mercy. The W. C. T. U. reported “3.5L and ti: Ya $22.83. a “total of $356.31. W. m...“ m--. «M rrsscsst Pluralism. its Buisgsasl Cassius stiltsrwalli People and use stasis. Victor w. Ferris whilcled to New York. yesterday. Stephen D. Jarvis spent the Sabbath in flow York city. Frank Mmre. of Chestnut street, is visiting in Newton. Mrs. W. 8. Crofut. oli New Haven, spent Sunday with relatives in South Norwallr. _ , Mrs. llerbert Wilson. of New Haven. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna llall. of Main street. Miss Moria Adams and Mrs. inrogeno Coley have returned home from a few daya‘ visit in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Radio. of Anmnis. were the guns , yesterday. of Mrs. Minnie Radio. of Ml in street. Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Fischer. of New York, wore the ghosts. yesterday, of Mr. and Mr» R. ll. Golden. Miss Margaret Lflfldi r. teacher in Temple Grove semlu‘ y. Saratogn Springs. ism her home in West street for the Easter vacation. ‘ Miss llclon Anderson. of Tecumseh. Mich. who has been the guest of Mrs. W. 15. Thomson. of NiszBritnin. at the home of the latter’n pal urn. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Btillaon, leftl Juth Norwalk' today for Vassar college to resume her studies. . "What nsmall mind Mrs. Vsulynus has!" "Naturally. She has given her husband on many pieced of it."— (Yhair i‘I-l wonder why wobion were such accurscd huts. nuyivsy. Chair 72 -\'evor heard of a wmhan who had a blessed thing to warn. did your- First Burglar-~"Hlnl! Hear comes ho janitor!” Second Himmler—”Well. We wiped our feet. didn't we?" DIID. . H Whitby-«Al the rflnilllflltll' of Mrs. Sophia “'i'ml. Hnmluy vvi-uinn. A Iril ll. Iinlpb. no Hf finmm-I illlll Phil! Wm-ol. nus-d two years, live burnt-b— and Iwell l y nine «lays. l’nmrrnl Wednrndny. at. litiiil p, m. ‘ W .‘Oli HALE. . 'l'hrse low loot ocular round bottom booth, suit-a In for yacht or launch ynwls: also (me till we island skill cl htnanvlout kcel.wilh . i an I. tirnitb lime. li‘lve. lie llivar. all tf 77o): s.u.i.-..n.;.‘.i.. wholeiuile and m ”a up. from eight The boat that's that. low prices id examine and his Ii Monroe. 1’. ll. llonlill unannfactnrors made for sin lloit‘t info llli'lltll low grade. Call a you willbe satisfied. .l millennial. i.‘ iniswelt ill Norwnlk, (.9 mar ti ‘utt saute—Use thsruarylsnd Mia» l tarsmbsceo tbs do on thaw - list. (lulylilea‘ as be Ash let lbs Norwalk‘l‘o mall. jllti «A... . 4 Wm- M... .‘lllt tiAl.lt.-Cclumbn only rubber hose. will thrill “Willa. 9M“!!! to the square in. llnaranled nut to burst from use. not slam. in one yssr from dililtufptlrcltm. heath Noywalh llard wareifo. ‘ anti Fen snowmen : . m' counter. twelve first snarl trusty-foot «a l is .. .0...“ my. . _.. .w WW... iii glhtwmfli‘iic After the opening hymn and prover address. pleading for a l ore uniud. ’ wasrnomn. , for - work, in aural North avenue. Norwslh. “NVANTED—Vlsltl“ ‘ , i ,_ pa inflame?“ a: ' bill's," cars Bsnunsl Gilles.“ . 8 “ll weekly prolia easy. ‘ ough intestinal on. For. dress. "lisllablc.’ cars 1 . ‘ ANTED.~HOUSE—.—Tc ~ or a ht room dwelll’r; rnlnutes'wa k of Son office. Esquire 1’. J. M.. 12- stmt, - AXTED.~A competentrglrl. oral housework. Rs , ed. Apply at fieutinsl Branch 48 Wall street. Norwalk. \j ,f ANTED.~Sltuailou as nigh man beat of reform dress orcali. W. C IL, ’ '- mls, Norwaik. Conn. r"‘o Len—Jr...“ o . room. on West avenue. on the ' taxed”. 28 Went avenue. any a . ' r ‘0 infill—Henson“ eigfimnsa'w upper part or ones 0 car a Two mir tco’ walk from depot. ”I of if. Ac art. Rowaytou. CI. " ' V O LEI—House oi oi ht W , . large attic. Fine wel at tilt! ' cistern water in the house. ”In. I one minute walk from trolley. 8y! . bherwmd. 28 South Osborne; . East Norwalk. - . m . ’1‘0 LEI-Possession at ouch, rooms. with modern iln- ~ - Soar Cluyatrect. west of cm race. Apply to Jacob M. Layton, To LET OR FOR siren-imam, ’ (lunrnstreet, first floor fan. 38 avenue. lo. R. Sherwood. 200nm" m. L . , .. r ‘o Len—A house of cl t To Center arcane. suitsbls‘fiir’ moss. I or two families. Two minum,’ Wk . . trolley line. Apply at No. 6' Orchard , . - , . it if ‘ . , W ,M _-.w.-...._._W 'l‘o l.E’l'.—Scccnd floor. 17 Woodward avenue. not 03' 7 rooms. 01‘ Wood- ward avenue. rent ‘14; bonus? ‘ fl Woodwnrdavanuc. rent OM: Bram rooms, at Woodward avenue. ,rcut ’ . house. ll recurs. on Main attest. Nor 7 rem, all”; rooms, Music Hall blacksmith- . T" able for ollices: rent 915. E. A. Wood- ' “" ward. ' ' 'l‘l) lll'l'l'r—Smre. 63 Washington suitable for Department or ‘ More. Dimensions 24mm with Laddiflols rrlxllfl. flue side entrance for My! ' and delivering good». Enabling In I for-two harm and wagons. Aha t" four-rum" apartment-i, one first story martini Washington street. windows to every room. rent. #9, and one third story rear rent 8?, and «ma lint, rent fill. first, “I , office (lid Well Cigar company. 83 lug ton street. 'l‘ilIJ'Z'l‘. (in favorable tcrlnll. a ace in the new LINCOLN BU”: ING, Writer street, two doors from Washington almel, for use us llllll‘tss. work shops, or for manufacturing pnrpoma. Location com um): unmrrpassul shipping facilities. Pow- er furnishml to tenants on long lease. Poa- rwanlull now given on April lat. Isa-as. l‘aylor A: Golden. 7t Washington street. m8 lul 'I‘U LET. l-lh-sirable npartmontni—Fint floor, It rooms; first floor 4 rooms; water and sewer connection. on immediately. Inquire of ii. lfaulsnbssk 21! Orchard street. Not-walk. I ll? ti ' ‘0 lllt’l‘. “Cottage and wash house. one ‘ more land, by year null. .10 a month near llownytnu MMJOII. tldreas box 9 llownyton. Ct. [confrontation agent. fill " ‘0 l.lt'l'.-l‘lonse. us my stream rooms water in rent llt‘; house. flows street. twatd. ii. linopp's mirlcnna 7 rooms rout flit; bonnie, Mnrohallatrsai. fl mills. ” rent rm; um floor. a rooms. a Teller 5‘; street.runt tin. All in first \glass order. “ Apply to John ll. Knapp. ll‘l sat strut. . l, g pr u ;‘ 'l‘O lil'il‘.~- A very desirable It VII-ll all modern improvements, as bar tlull. ova Iniuutus‘ wall: dunes. in quire at W Taylor «forms, near Wsst treat. fill possum. . ‘ou IiIAldd-Mfltrnwhsr lama. l |kiwi». ti Ill 1.1m. I. wall as mammoth coda kill in mirror stock t . primal. nothing but. A. o. l srsd. llrop tuna postal until you. Allstenlr warrant/ad. my. lid years foreman for tits tin . Hilarious: Nor-walk. as Fill‘tvflAldtw—lluihllag let . up not avenue rue» l , " tbs svsnas. Apply w'fagfim‘; Full shin". f ' l’rloss BlCYClillll. flapping. mm Evan ssurrud hand ones at . five good miss. 1:"! it: ting run it pays to a responsible use. s uracil vain for the at . "a a bureau in new. 1‘ » . i‘ "new .
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