scum NSBWALK, com. a ATURDAYo, MAYBE 1897 . ' 'i‘wo on A yvlbswhlsfllsbsaHs-Ibsw MN!” lichen—4h “Needi- j‘slss’llsrltslwrlh mindsets , Miamwlcfl’srssssa Tum O'Brien has forwarded to them-once Department in Washing- j tenths two‘bids he received for the View South Norwslk post~ofiice.‘ fishes .' rioommsudedthstthebidoflfarviu Brothers for a buildingbe selected. as y, the’locatharlsthemost desirable. 'Itissaid that another bid was sent onto Washington. without passing throughtheinspeotor's hands. It was frond. W. White, who offered to erect» ”Verdun structure on theIQuintard propertyatsouth Main and Elizabeth streets, devoting a floor space 82x72 feet to the peston department. Exalaycr W. C. Quintsrd was ques: tinned this morning regarding the mat- ter. He said that a man calling himself . White calledon him several weeks ago . and asked him if the property was in the market. Mr. Qaintard replied in the alllrmative.’ White said he wanted it for Wellies purposes, and as soon as he reeelwd money from. the govern. ment he would purchase it. Mr. Quin- tsrd placed little credence in what White said, and does not expect to hear from him again. Mr. Quintard also said that White had no option on the property. and had made no arrange- ments with him about closing the. bar. gain. ' . Itisssidthat White alsotried to ex- change propertyln Milford for Francis Burrltt's residence and the Woodward homestead, and that he considered either of these locations convenient for a poet. allies. ‘ The Washington street site is con. sidered the most desirable, _ (1 will meet with the appcval of 6 great majority of _ 3” death and East Norwalk, of the latter sec- tion, in which the free delivery system will begin July lat. Messrs. Marvin have plans out for a three-m building, 60am feet, and willdevoteeue of the stores, 28x73 feet, for pcst-oillee phi-paces. . They will provide heat, light and a janitor, will make the cities the proof, with tile floors and all the latest im- provements. The‘rantal will be $720 (a year, for a term of five years, and it is considered a very low bid. E. A. Woodward's.bid for the site at the cirruer of South Main street and Hsnford place was $1,500. The business men of East Washington street have subscribed a fund of “.200, to be used in furnishing the office, pro- vided it is located on Marvin Brothers' W!- White appears to be positive that he will secure the Quintard property. ll. W. Vauflciver, who represents him, stated that White had had A. it. Malkin get out plans fern four-story brick building, in which the pint-office would be located. White went to see Mr. Quinta!!! a week srgo, expecting to com- plete thepurchasc, but the latter was to ill too see him. White’s bid was sent ”Washington on the Hill inst. lie asks a natal of 01,800 a year. As this is ”than double that asked by Marvin Brothers. and .300 more than Mr. Woodward’s. the prospects of the gov- sraassut musics White’s proposal are very senate. The talk on the streets of the city this morning was that White is sane. what of a "rainbow chaser." tall at III is lbwsiss. Tbsfuasraiofllauslfelleggwas bald. yesterday afternoon. from his late home is lllverslds avenue. The Rev. if. A. WI Divides. fines of Tamper. salami which Mr. Kelloggwasabeus- mesesatwcrlhypatrlmh; WP. vanishes, (34.11.: Wool- esrlasgs. l’. and A. M.. of law (lan- aaai m Division. Sum of Tara- W. and backlugllsui Post, Grand m of the llepalollo. were present. three mullahs“ of in the nearing vault at my. Maid David Workman was family masses is Bob We. has. “I, s ’0 W M' has Y pallbearers were 0 JWN It ”We resources. These Haifa! final tributes. was at him “are WWW l: iii 1 r l l g 3 8' .2 l ii iii descent the president, Rev. it. Q. Sherwood.“ night. . It was voted tohcld the next meeting of the Union with the society of the Nordeld Parish Congregational church. at Weston,” June 15th, the date if the eleventh anniversary of the presi- dent's marriage. The annual address of the president. the reports of the com- miMesand the Junior state secretary will be given, and Rev. Henry H. Spanner, of Bell’s Bridge, will deliver the addre- of the evening. Ollicers for the ensuing year were elected, as follows: President, Rev. B. O. Sherwood; vicevpresldeut. Frank Lane, of Weston; secretary, Miss Minnie Wixon; treasurer, George H. Quintard; lockout committee. J. L. Waterbury; temperance committee, Robert W. Post, Westport; press committee. Arthur 8. Ezekiel: Junior secretary. Miss Carrie D'Artois. . . An invitation was rweived for the Norwalk Unionto attend the twenty. fourth quarterly meeting of the Dam bury Union at Ridgelield, July 9. A committee was appointed to secure transportation and report at the next meeting. A meeting of the executive committee and Endeavor workers will be hold some time next month to appoint com- mittees for the state convention. After the business, ice cream and light refreshments were served. .. mm YACHT CLUB OPENING DIV. llacss, lusts, llrlrsahsrsals sad llsaciag Will lake so its Promos. Monday. May 3i. will be opening day at the Norwalk Yacht club quarters at Hickory Bluff, and it is urgently re- quested by the otlicers of the club that all members, with their families, will honor the club by their presence on May 3lst. The colors will be hoisted and saluted at 2 o'clock. ‘ Cat-boat, canoe and St. Lawrence river skiff sailing races, over a live-mile triangular course, all in view of the club house, will be started at 2:80 o'clock. for the flag officer’s prices. The regatta committee will make up an extra class of jib mainsail boats, provided they are are on hand to sail. There will be music afternoon and evening. Refreshments will be served at 4:30 o'chlck, and there will be danc- ing the evening. The house, regatta and entertainment committees are ondesvoriug to make this a most enjoyable afternoon and evening for all. CHEN! GOING AROUND "i! WNW. Aecswpsslss by Bases, Satchels set his harmlesseltarls. Eben Owens, who was released from Ward's lsland.rccently. has been in Dar-ion .to see his parents, and yesterday afternoon he started for New York. lie had a ticket for Stamford and three cents in his pocket, but said he would get In the city all right. He said he intended to go to Bellevue and care all the insane patients. After accomplish. ing this he said he should start on a trip mound the world, with only too in his pwkets. lie told a WWW“! to keep ‘ watch of the New York papers, as there would be a big sensation in them shurt' ly. and he would be the principal actor. Owens had his harmonica and several satcheis and hoses with hint when llu started "if. —-llslss. The old Well and Ullllllflllllllll lane. dries have combined their business and will continue the oiliccat ill Washing- ton streetfor the convenience of their patrons. Packages intended for either lsuudrycan be lsftst that allies. We will omtiaus to do the work of the old Well Laundry strictly by hand. but in order to gain much needed room. it will be done in the flaviland street building. lilac-av a Washes. «assay In trailer Italics as us. it is though that the dilllcultiss in annually 0 will soon be settled and harmony realised among the launchers. At the meeting in the Artuory. last night. eight new members collated. and stsspscuu meeting. Tuesday night, it lsssidthat llftssu meal will shoulder the gnu. tssl less Issues. Therese service in lioyt's ’l‘lream. tossurrcw night. will be the last of the pisssat mason. W .‘l. l'urcs will baths dust. sad fiance's «chutes will play. Mr. ammo-how rises «Africa-sanctity. was lhs stairs of "rat bulwawsys" and “The Beaver ly tilled." osmosis. . Guild, 1397." Pillilllfll Willi A IENEIW. s Nealssaslwry ”scallops which lhslsiv list “I" all "trinity sou, 1801,"Wsls [erases—4 Persia lust llsrsallr ( Lady fielded is Assssis. After the usual Friday service. last night. about twenty of the members of Trinity Guild adjourned to the home of Mrs. Wyrlllfor a farewell visit. where that lady. though very much surprised at thevnumber of her callers. extended to them a hearty welcome. In the speech called for, Mr. Norris responding said, in behalf of the Guild, that as they were obliged to say goodbye for the pre- sent to Mrs. Wyrill. and as they wanted to show in some way their appreciation of her work in the Guild and the high esteem and aflection the members felt for her. they would ask her toucoept as a remembrance of her Norwalk friends the spoon the president then held. Mrs. Palmer, the president, in a few happy words, presented a berry spoon on which the initial “W" and [“Trinity was engraved. Mrs. Wyrill leaves the first of June for Dan- bury, where herhuebuud is in charge of the John Hancock Life Insurance com pany. The good wishes of their many friends go with them to their new home. Entertainer! lhs Wax Walks Figures. Mrs. John Arnold, of Orchard street, last night entertained the twcnly young [leoplc who personified wax figures at a recent entertainment of the llrder of out were Mrs. A. G. Bemphill, Mrs. S. J. Benedict, Misses Clara Dimon, Jennie and Viola Bates, Annie and Geneva Decker, and Miss Bloomer; Messrs. Fred Booger, William Taylor, Stewart Hin- man, James Robinson, Willis Nicker- son, Asa and Arthur Decker and Richard Nesbitt. Games were enjoyed. The prizes were awarded to Asa Dwker, Viola Bates and James Robinson, for the testing of the seam; Will Taylor and Fred Banger, for being so well posted in geography. Light? refresh- ments were served. The guests departed with the sense of having spent a very enjoyable evening. Islas-Scevllls. in Antonia. May 20th, at tho resi- dence of the bride's sister, Mrs. William Little. aprctty home wedding was sol- cmnimd by the llev. W. l". Markwiclr. The contracting parties were A. N. Maine, of Torrington, and Mrs. lieauo Boovllle, of South Norwalk. Ml.“ Min- nie bloovillc. the bride's daughter. was maid of honor, and her cousin, (tool-go Bradbury, was best man. Many beauti~ ful presents were received. and after a collation was served, Mr. and Mrs. Maine took the liill train for Hartford. They will reside in Torriugloa. ' "”01th PAIAIMPNI. The Was! Canine elm Passls aadlbslvFrlssda Frank Sherman. of West strmt, start- ed this morning to wheel l l Ansonis. whom he will be lowed by Sterling Jud sou. Tomorrow they will gnto Wurl- moot. Mrs. Annie Elwood, of l'levolaud. illllu, who has been the guest of her father. William ll. lllmstead. of Union Park. has accrued home. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. llenaett will journey north for a few days, visiting llsovgatowa, Brauchvllle and llaubury. Mrs. J. Milton lhlbura, of math Main street, will leave town Monday for Bhrewsbury. Mass, to extend a mouth. Mrs. (3. ll. Matthews and family will arrive at Elmsuworth. than New York city. nest Friday. it's-Judge James '1‘. llabhell will leave Norwalk for lll’w'llVllll'. ti. (5., next Monday. (lharles Meal. formerly of Hum l him» walk. has lanes in town the [mat few days. sou Katharine no. of own Tomas. will spend Holiday in Barium. Mrs. A. animus went to Derby yes. today. 'l'cmmow strutting the water slipr plying the distributing res-rust in Nor» walk will be shut oil‘ and when itis drained a means than the Grape laser» volr will he leaned into tbs water mains. This will keep the city milled with water, but st a greedy masses pulsars. Matures of area will be yells Metastases as use» ....._.......... mam...“ - .— WM 'yfiflflMthbhsM 1M the Golden Cross. Among those pres- - are volunteers, seam mists. You cmdriveahorsetiw. but you can't make him drink ifjllsc‘dou't want to. The making of succinctly lies with the men, [rivided they have silicon or a captain who can bring out their soldier qualities. Thiscanuot be done by “call- ing down" a member in public or show- ing him up in the ranks. Take him aside, talk to» him in u kindly way, be sociable with him when on duty; but on duty, with belt and side arms on, be as strangers. Show no favors toany man in the ranks, and I'll warrant the men will think well of their captain. A cup- taincan be theoretical in military tactics, but notpractieal. Hehsagot tousea combination of the two to be successful in handling a company of men whosre sllright. The lack of efficient ofllcers is causing the trouble in Company D. i am speaking new foam experience. as 1 served in‘ thesame company as an officer. The meant members should try and keep the occupany in its place in line. There is no need of disbanding or changing the company to Company A Chances 1!. (Menu, fix-lieutenant of Company D. Itowayton, May 2i. ADCIlICNM. LOCAL NEWS. Abram L. Vanderbilt, of Unionville. is quite ill. He has lost the use of his feet. WWW ' Mrs. T. K. Noble completed her course of lectures on parliamentary law, in Danbury, yesterday. People in mail 1...}. for Memorial day or Fourth of July will be interested in J. 2‘. Joel & Cd's ad. Miss Elizabeth «alumni, of em. bury, is visiting Misses Ziola and Zuella Allen, of Prospect avenue. Mrs. Charles Chittim. of Northamp' too. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp, of West Main street. The Hartford wheel is sold on the in» stallmonl plan by l". S. Ambler. liis terms are made known in his advertise- ment. A special convocation of Butler Chap- lcr, No. as, R. A. Ill, will be held Tillm- day. The chapter will work the Past Master degree. —~ Free lecture under auspiosis b'oci allot Labor Party. Germsuia Hall. Sunday. May ‘33. at 2:30 p. in. All are invited. M. W. Denny. an amateur photo- grapher. has taken some excellent views of the lilac Mountain quarry with the force of men outplayed there by tlu- town. ' vauty‘fivo uwmbora of the Norwalk chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will attend the general mu foresee of the order in Bridgeport, next Friday. George W.‘ Bell, who was arrested at the home of Charles M Mueller, in iii-u Norwalk. Thursday night, was yostor. clay afternoon timid with “will, which he paid. w There will be a full rehearsal of iliu entertainment for Ht. Mary‘s parish in illOllIlil‘llllllli of the church, this even- ing. All taking partumrcqucslml to be present. Edward filmst has mvoivcd another invoice of mmucttc rage. of which he has sold so horny. They are of the best quality. and fully to per cent. less than the regular price. Calvary Baptist church. it. W. Wars. palm. Sunday morning service It to 12: Sunday school from «i to b; Uhrlstiau Endeavor meeting from ilz'lll to 7:30. and from Tzllo to will! preaching by the push tul'. subject, "A Decided stand for God." .. crane 5...»... in mm. blanched. May lama guist ssusa~ rice was oaumd been this alterluon. when the walnuts of the bill surrounding litamford's city charter. which passed the House and lloualc. Wednesday. were made known. listen the loglso lature early in the reunion, was a poll. tlcu changing the boundary in the agri- cultural districts in the southwosmn parteftbe city. it was supp-red that this was all the bill pared contained. Today it was lest-What thsbill prev vidss for chiraglag the boundaries in thrsscrhrur woaisctthc city. smlscv cording to the Demure“. under the change. three of the four Wllfllll bounce sorely Republican. liarslclcrs two of the words were ltspsbllosa.ous ileum cratlu and list fourth doubtful. The Wield sure thisls u sellers: of the ltmhllssas to establish a perpetual W runway is the Gum u" II.AI _ ’I kill .. 'v l Kittie Bound and danced. I also an Vlllllllii slat-s. Dinettes by llsaskmtlsls Over their Faces lbs lsrelm Issssck lbs llssss While the traveler Lie llslplsrs la Bee—Jaini- hsrs Moses and relies bellies. At ‘1 o’clock this morning three mask' ed men forced an entrance into the resi- dence at John B. Nichols, in Nichols, and after securely binding and gagging Mr. Nichols and his daughter, thorough- ly ransacked the house. They secured all of the loom articles of value, the val- cable: silverware, which has been the property of the Nichole family for hun- dreds of years. 1200 in money and sever- al articles of jewelry, including the solid gold watch of Mr. Nichols. Entrance to the house was gained by way of the cellar. . On the first floor they found Mr. Nichols asleep, and awakening him they tied his hands with ropes. Then they demanded him to tell them where he had money concealed, but he refused to inform them. The twu men next made their appearance in the bedroom of Miss Kittie Nichols. a daughter, who slept on the second floor. They grasped her by the throat, demanding to know where the money was. Miss Nichols says that one of the men tied her hands with some stout wrapping cord. She resist- ed, she says. but they dragged her from the bed in her night garments. Then they began to ransack the room. They found nothing of any value there, but down stairs in a bureau drawer the thieves came across several hundred dollars; Miss Nichols could not state the exact amount This they appropriated and quickly left the house. Miss Nichols says the men had hand- kerehiofs over their faces as a disguise. and she could only describe them by their clothing. While in bed and in her night dress the men argued with her as to giving up the money without any outcry. She retained her presence of mind, but did not make any opposition. After the own had gone she worked desperately at the ropes which tied her hands and finally managed to free her» self. Then she went to the assistance of her father on the lower floor. After he had been released Miss Nichols made her way to the residence of Mr. night..:Dsn'l Sally has found a play worthyofhls abilities as an actor, and one which furnishes him an excellent opportunity to display to effect his notable successes an lrish dialect come- dian. In this play he aims at and ac- ocruplishes what no other Irish come- dian has succeeded in doing, namely, portraying faithfully the type of Hi- bernian sons that we meet with in the every-day walks of life, exhibiting, together with' the wellvknown wit and geniality, a refined sentiment and lofty purpose that are not sufficiently credited on the stage to a nationality which pos- macs each to a marked degree. A special feature will be the musical num- bers rendered bv afull choir of male and female voices, solos by an excel- lent pianist and the reappearance of the celebrated Rocky Gorge quartette. Ones llscilal ass dearest. Robert H. Stanley, baritone. will sing “Pro Percalis," from the StabatlvMater, by Rossini; "Calm is the Lake," by Pea], and W. 1’. Stanley's Allah, at the organ recital and concert at the Congre- gational church. next Monday. There will also be a duet by Mr. Stanley and Miss Hattie T. Sweeney. contrelto, Mendelssohn's "ll Wort Thou in the Could Blast", _ ., -..... lehaay Chapter Festival. The strawberry festival and entertain, ment to be given by the Bethany chap« ter of Trinity perish, in Arion Hall, next Tuesday evening, promises an enjoyable time to all who attend. Tire entertain- ment will be bright and taking, and I pleasing to all. Everyone will be sewed . with strawberries, ice cream and cake at . the presentation of his coupon. and after :sll have been served, they will be wel- come to take part in the social merry- . making. Price of tickets, twenty-five cents. They may be obtained fromany member of the. chapter and at Mr. Lane's store. the Americas Bsegrsph. On next Tuesday evening, at Hoyt's Theatr‘e. Ripley d: Rosodale. will we sent a series of moving pictures as pro- jected by the American lveograph. The moving or animated pictures have been the principal feature of entertainment in the larger cities for the past few months, and in New York city alone at the present time, there are over six theatres presenting them in one form or l'airchild. a near-by neighbor, and in- formcd him of the circumstances. lis- then telcpiionml lo the llridgelmrt pa» lit». The rcblory was a hold one. liergesnt ltedgalc. of Bridgeport. who received the first intimation of the sl'falr at 2 o'clock this morning, scat ollioers to the acrtIu-ru part of first Bridgeport to watch the mad loading from Nichols. He also untitled tilrorilf lilagg, of titrat- lord. in regard to the alfair and sent ur’nflicersinlllc patrol wagon to the East tilde, but at :l s. m. llotlllllif had been dimmcvcd of tho burglars. titles less Recovered. lllpswlul to The mom: Portland, Urcgcn. May 2‘!» The body of the late millionaire banker. W. H. lucid. which was sullen from the grave last Monday night. has been recovered and Daniel ll. Magnum and Charles Muulgmuery are under arrest. Mout- goumy has mmb- a wuleasluu. Fast Limited Trains. «alohalto'l‘hsssatlnsl-l Uhioago. May nudism fast limited trains will he put on by the Michigan Usalcsl railway May do. which will claim the tiara between Uhlcagu and how York in twcaty~foar lmurs. Insist Net Cass. lllpaelal to the habitual l Wucrlshcfso. Bavaria. May llll.-’l'hsre is. no truth in the vapor that Father issues. team for his water ours. is dead. Valuer heel» is meshes ms a another. and of all the pictures now in use, none are as perfect in detail. as clear in outline. or as distinct in drawing as those of the Edison make. Messrs ltip- lay and ibisedale guarantee in use near but the Edison film. to Historic Home harass. lllpoollll to The liablillolo latchlield. May '4': --~'i'he old thriller place. an historic home located in the southwestern part of the town of Broken. was totally destroyed by lire cariylhis morning. it was mecuplcd llnalcl lloyle and his family. A brother of Mr. llnylo was manned from an upper story by means of a lull'irr. The loss is about usual. with no insurance. The urigm is not known. Imih League Isslsl. The niouliily suaiai of the leWorth Magoo of tho Nurwalk Methodist church was held in the lectmo room. last ulghl. About one hundred young locpio were present. The mograrume consislodof singing by a ladlss' quar- tello; hulllufmtll reading by the pastor; music by an mohratta. lluts solos by F. 8. Lyon. ice cream and calw were served. last lessees» ills. Armies. llpswissi in The “Oilfield Farullngbm. Ila. flay lib-filial" ll King. the Boston bash rue-arouse who disappeared Tuesday wish mom of the bank's lauds. was arrested hers shortly balcrsncca. lie. waved on the nus “snowstorm“ ills isllsll dummies“, hbisysshsls. mmztmmsuammsmma. “ lililiEilBliilSlElllEll mgr-3:3“ m'mfimmmun A r ‘qu twin is an \v' 1 lbs s susu ad in Ilau u 1'; "Am“ 9’ "°'" "mm” ”“n'tlllflgl‘l‘mm i" l" 33:13: uldh‘dmim' Ty accountancy Build. "m m 3: u" l ' ‘ ' “h ' mm “ ”W” “m" ”a" will: “if‘aa‘ilt'i‘fii'm . CABROLL.-lu New York day. his ill), 18W, Charles aged - years. . , Funeral Saturday, May 22, from, IL street, at 3 p. m. RIMOVA I... I)“. J. MlL‘l‘Oll COBUEN has ‘ 7 ,_ to the next house south, NM“. _ , . Main street. Ollles hours from 1 o to 8 p. or. Special attention to of women a a? Wiuvun. \ 7ANTED.-A reliable Ha , ‘ :glr desires position to do 3 m . work. lsAgood cook. Call at No.33?“ ‘ street. nuie Toot. . 1" ' V TANTMD.—-A competent girl for eral housework. Inquire « 0 Elizabeth street, South Norwalk. malt M ' “.'ANTldl).~—A young man to our outside regresentativer ‘ perience necessary. oston th, Go, and ill No. Main street. "In” To LIT. ' 0 LET.-0ne nicely furnished. " room. most central location in city: also table boarders wanted. 1’ very moderate. Apply to Mrs. G. If. Cools, ll llanforvl blocs. Infill ’ ‘0 LET.» Store ' t No. 356 .Da street, 1 South Norwa'llr. suitable yfor au‘ business. Apply on the premises. 11123 t, ’l‘U Ll-Zl‘.- l‘irst floor. 8 rooms, with it nice closet and large pantry, with sewer and water connections. Rent vary 7 reasonable. Nice lawn'and fruit trees. . :55 Smart avenueg-Norwalk, Ct. mwdt " ' ‘U LIME—«ileum on Maple nve.,5 rooms,“ ‘ I rent $6 00. luquireof John Callaggliaarir v . m . Snugnt llt’k, (It. 'l’U LET. —v\\'itlriu three minutes walk . of Ilurien Station, asix room house, ., dry collar, excellent water, roomy attic} r-n trolley line, rent moderate. luqnind ' .\l. Kano, llarieu, Conn. m 203* ’ [‘0 LET—Cottage and wash bottom”! , more land. by year only, Mil a mouth. , . near lfownyton station. Addrell [108$ liowayton, CL. Inquire station agent. » ' I‘ll LET ,, -~l)csirnhlc apartments, four or liv: recurs, heated. hot and cold we. for, use of bath room. line location, near West avenue, six minutes from 500th Norwaik post-office. Rent “3 and ’15. Apply to A. E. Winchester, 4 Gerard place. ml? lVl’ ’1‘0 LET. wStoreNo. 170 Washington St., formi- liar" Geod- ocon led , , win, the tailor. l’osse on June 1. la- quire next door, at “'lll am 0. Jm’a.‘ ‘ millw.‘ ' 'l‘f) LET; Seven rooms, 67 Woodward avenue, rent HE: house. 7 r , Cl Woodward awhile. rent $l-l; 6f ‘ ""a ‘ Music "all block. suitable for‘oflihs ”It . ilfy: second floor. house 57 Weird ave. one, rent lib. FLA. Woodward. ' 'l‘ll l.l'1'l'.wl"our four-room apartments, one first story rear. 93 Wabbit) i-lrl'cl. windows in every room, rent . hm: second story front, rent , one wound and third story rear, “and 3?; mm first flooruwr Schullze'a market. ll, ll. avenue, rent ii”. Applyofllco Uld Well i.‘igalri'u.,or i... ll. Decker, 79 Washing- lnn street fill 'I‘U LET.» Upper part of house, No 20 (folder avenue; suitable for two per- -.ous:fli rluonth. Applv bioJiOrcbarll sires-l. 'wo ruinutes walk from trolley. amt! ’ ' "is ire—sf; “(ill SALE. Largo HOW, capstan.th- llllf‘lf' llllll M'mnlrr. road si‘l‘nlwrfilmhlfl berm-ts. .‘w v-mldlrs, '.' hay mill-rs, letter prev-s, t's-llut' poles. All in good order and rlnvnp. Address Hm. ll. Ilowayloant. mefiilt lsilll SALEURTU LET. Large house of fourteen rooms on Molt avenue, Norwallt. l'llcrymuwuicucc. Alfred fl. Allstiu. till? i“ _ . ,. ...... “a... [you 35...; launamg rm lump, on “'srhf. menus, mono. desirable lot on the means. .i pply to Taylor as 0°“ng Full SALE. ~ Fifteen-loot counter, twelve 1m shelving, twenty-foot glass pauciml partition ingood order lonnorly to Academy billiard room. Will he noirlvury cheap. April! wsllllvlllll 01" lice, or W. E. l.. (Iuprnn, lamfofll, Ct. . mitt! [sou sAlA-zl-laay refrigerator: will lustre 135 arr rout. of your ice bill. south .‘t‘orwa I. llsrdwam conipany. .... .mwc Izllli 51”.le lime ill. “if!” liar lure tobacco, the flaunt on ko-t. Unly luv-«also box. Ask the Norwallt ’l‘obaccouist. ‘i‘llit liAM-Z.» ‘Iiislyolas and sundries at wholesale and retail from ‘3 uuumiaoturors. 0?!» up. The llsstt I blade for m liou’t infer that low moan low grade. l'ull and eaami you will he wished. John H. , , residences. l'omatock lilll, l‘. U. ‘ warms ' horwalk, Conn. g “on HA”: "sinusoidal”; ‘ l l‘ home, will sland till ills. p y hm .lhe square in. lillarahisednot to M ' from use. not abuse. for out , ' ” dale of purchase. le’oulh wa ”Hill?“ . ., . , . Full SALE. » livery ilmthsl's' dishes and Varnish “l‘ ill I“ per I‘ltll. Null: Normriki £33m pally. Fun alien ..:;.:.:;fi»:". lawn mowers, lightest. . running blower built. lloulh fl Hardware company. ,lr-“T- , l ”ST. A Notch collie: ill” a lmrwu «are yearuld. i ”will lismusl Richards Wood, three lied Mill. l‘qu limo Ilivsr. and reward. . Milli'i‘ liomswburl-lm Wastllva, _ 4 No lmluf the anrWlslk it”? along. Will miller please leave tbs no at 1 savings mus. lg, “HT.“ a new imam: a i 4.1 by lsavlugitsttblsofios.
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