. ~ last Ilaht. was wet
_ mogtheaudiauewht
th‘e vutlhnle on retlrlnt.
y urnsroathelrstshot:
'mlaalnn alerts on will.
. otsaccundmlaritntiot
ca, rather O'Onllahan it:
~ intently. tone pres
-nnirnlng.uf'l‘he new.
, , 'w'ith thetqoartette.
. stir Item-needs to»
both finely tendered.
Land impuulve. Dr
cam: my oi ilan
, “ bellieflili. was clear and
‘ ”mm ill. from
‘ “And 'ye will not comet:
‘ ‘ ' ”have life." He elite!
TWA)» acme W
the human will. and clit-
. ,. thuttmeoarehotaaved
. . they deliberately will not
Sunday school rehearsed
- rely 'a chorus tram Mendel-
. ’the direction of Charles A.
in theevening Dr. Noble 8!"
. meet the remarkable re-
occurred under Kins ileu-
. pliaeuc‘sl lessons from it.
wintry Horace Hatch war
will given
a. seed-u. at the Non-1|-
.essrchlwyoeterdsy moraine
om. sermon not»
nan.“lle referred to an
_ elitism cold toward:
‘ 1thein at. new!!!
i. their places. but tha
" “qty“ never cast on
w drawing them closer t1
. grew aged. Nine mem
" "Oil probation and
. nttbe close otthe ser
' ' announced flill lllt
. . Jill! fallen short 0
mend “gelled a all!
to inane good the dad
“W amounted u
ginning. in addition tt
.1?! the pastor. there was ll
W
the raln‘yesterdar. “It
ational chnrel
era. citation: Rescind,
United Stain would be Inn-lied,
valeting mdltlons. in using armed lap
tervention in behalt at Cuba. Good
idlowshlp. Light refreshments. All
men invited. .
Ills. Noble will meet the Rind Word
circle at King's Daughters. in thentndr
at the Norwalh Congregational church.
Wedntadaystwnocn. at 4:3! o'clock.
l
Wednesdayalternoonats:m.lnme
Horns]; Congregational church will
,1! A adhering Saviour.
llev. it. 1'. Rigiiey. ot Seymour. will
trench at. the lanten services in St.
dary’a church. Wednesday night.
The Seminarhn collection will be ta-
:en up at St. ilsry's church. Inter
lundsy.
Wild“ rm
”heady his the leaner Vacs
tien—lssehall w.
New Haven, larch 28.—-Yale oars-
nen are ready for the Easter vacation.
Yaptaln Payne Whitney. oi the 'varal~
.y. and Coach James O. Rodgers. ot the
reshnien eight. state that the leadlM
andidnteator both crews will he kept
me. There are linen at work for
he 'vnrdty and about 30 trainin: [or
be 1m shell. Captain Whitney said
sat night: "The tact that ten or elevv
l. mango”. hetkapt here training for
he 'vareitr.crew does not men that
linemen-hare been chosen to term
he Yale crew. The candidates who do
.ot remain here will return to collar!
dter the vocation, and will he kept in
raising until the spring repairs in
day.” .Capialn Whitney stated that it
was the plantol the management to put
nto the swine malts two nights ot
varsity candidates. Three of last
-;ear's"varsity veterans are still in the
‘tecon‘d crew, and they are eager to
rhowthattheyar‘eaasnperiortothe
recruiters as they were ltet year. ’
The date oi the Yaleo‘iiarvard-Cov-
dell race is giving the management of
he threensvieaagreatdealnttronble.
(“hat the contest will he rowed either
in June 23 or June 24 is regarded as
mpoeslble here. The {acuity has ea-
ilstned to Captain Whitney that a det-
nlte vote was passed last year declar-
ng that no more 'varsity races should
ie held More the college commence-
nent. Harvard, too, protested against
‘ioldlng the race on either 0! the two
latea named, as both conflict with the
Harvard class day and the Yale'llar-
vard baseball game at Cambridge. Cor-
vell has been notibed by both the New
lngland imitations that sane other
late will be necessary. it is believed
hat the llbsca men will raise no oh.
cotton to a postponement to perhaps
tune to.
Jita Badgers. the eadoothali captain.
a roondingoutthel‘rssbeu intoa
me class crew. lie aald laatnlght in
twill“ ot the chances of the young-
lters: "They are sending their shall
dong in good tom. and they will meet
he Harvard and Cornell lreahtnen as
»n eight shove the average. 1 don't
‘qard them as quite as good as last
enr's inch. M don’t pull their cars
«ms as My. The candidates
a." rowing at present in three several;
sets; They will be kept at worn in
his fashion until alter the spring re~
:atla.".'l"he men are vowing in the
allowing order: Stroke. Ksnvlelnsn;
.. Kelly; C. Drown lentil-in); 5. Dowd;
5, lists; 3. Gillette; 2. Anchlnelosa. and
sow, Waterman.
Yale will play her ilrat basede genie
Hhesesaon withWesleyanlhie week.
The commutes.“ the Yale teen: is
radically settled. Only three or low
ttlaatyenr’aieanteillbeaeealnthe
in order to prove it.
or not. .
up.
coverings.
Moquottoa.
Axmlnator.
Voiveta. .
N0
N
. the
e
Olll’
cililRSEs...
lash-heaping.
Median-euro
lath-oils \
W
Communist tsw.
lasts-team
Wee.
w4bt’b‘wm liar «numb 5
iron the «no he Arum are loam
attics
cutout-.-
COLLEGE.
are final asltsiu
We haverilte only perfectlyodorleee .
without it ”wick. " This is a breed assertionfili'ut we have only to’sltow you the sture
It is n‘plensure fur auto show the-tn, whether you wish to buy
Houeeclesning time is here and with it comes"
destroying, (unless we take them in hand.) We can thoroughly cleanse. your carpets
or rugs without removing them from the floor,,rem0ve’ull dirt or grease spots, restore
the ‘color; raise the nap, andrender them perfectly moth proof.
point it is the only proper method of carpet cleaning. _
“Testimonials from our leading physicians and citizens. Demonstrations free.
W. s. ISTURTREVAN‘T,
North Main and Ann Streets, lilo. Norwallr.
lngrairva. all grados.
Tapestry Britannia.
Body Britannia.
Chino Mattinga.
A. Dickerman o Son,
"i WWW?" W?“- '
- _-~....
All this New
in Spring Clothes.
stock.
and
WE’VE
dermis- er woo *
iii 99“”“5 1 Landing . Pap
.7
ts.
"W‘Spr’ing * Comets.
We are now prepared to show a well assorted line of Carpets and other iloor
wish every man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
All that's new in up—to—dstc Clothes for Man
Boy is here.
land better equi pad
with the very 'best
skimping in make-up, but all the. essential points of
true workmanship and best material are embodied in
clothing.
trouble to show you this stock
most fastidious.
FRANCIS 8 co.
mama” ,,
"FERTILIZEBS !
A annotav'a.
MAPBO’.
narbonponv.
revolts-revolt alt crepe.
Pilil‘l'o IIIIIIE.
’ allitlllii stilt.
slit “risotto its:
“treat: jsssoti’t.’
Largo or Isis.“ W.
Bros.
13$ .Ir’y. 3'
ronunnsr
lament!
.l’.
term»
'V 5,}
‘ their;
on. Flame (lit Store
carpet boating, or rather, carpet
Japanese Mnttlnga.
pit Cloths. ‘
Linoleuma.
Shades.
Luce Curtains.
Portloroa. and
Upholstery.
tooth dorwdlk. Conn.
searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products, and there's not gt store. in the
than this for suxplymg you
reductions of
signers and tailors 0 our country.
, and we’ll surely please
' P
«gloved
.‘(i 1511.; L’wf’h
.1 it.
Vm‘ade, that burns
From a sanitary
t e best de-
98 Wesbin ton Street,
South orw lk.
onnrto
Central fllulet.
worth-inane retail mun
Fish, .
Oysters.
clams.”
Laban-rs,
Littlest-3 okCls ma,
muffin-intuit
NOR. RADIIH
u when
inner. at her tunnels. in West
little) mint ~ma-yv
thesdhiletsn came the ‘ .
. which sum not and. .‘ no
pennies ot‘selaes in the let!»
cm W church epic heir ei~
tort. W. indeed taken root,
the class propose continuing .9
work and shiheiphateri‘slly ggrsnd
turd ”Sunday school foremost 0'
thtmoinngh. .. 3-2, 7
.m— . t
it
on whom
' " 033mm; 25 7 i
Sealed proposals for grading South
Mnin street, from Grove street to
Meadow street. will be received at tht
oilice ol the street commissioners oi
the city of South Norwalk until 1
o'clock p. in., o! the first day at April.
i898. at which hour the bids will bi
publicly opened and read.
Each proposal shall he signed by tlu
bidder and accompanied by a bond 0.
one hundred and buy “150) dollars
conditioned tor the execution of tin
contract witin the time specified in thb
olhce; in case the bit he accepted tht
sureties oi the bonds both for the pro
nasal and the contract intuit. he calls
iaclory to the Board of Street Commie
slonm. and must be residents 0: tin
town pt h'orwalh. No hid willhc con
sldered whlfii has not responsible euro
ties upon atmtnpsnying Mind.
A certified check {or than one hon
died and htty dollars. payable to tilt
order at the city oi South Norwallt and
deposited with the city clerk will bl
accepted in place of the aunties bond
ii the certificate and bond tor that cast
are properly tilled out. Blank torn»
tor the purpose will be furnished ot
application to the city engineer.
The'person or persons to whom l
contract may be awarded will be re
quired to attend at the street commie
alonera' once the nineties oileml by
him or them. and execute the mutt-ac
within five days from the date oi tb.
award. and in case 0! failure or neglec
to do no. he or they will be ruinsidem
to have abandoned it, and as to detect
to the city of South Norwalit. .
The right to decline any or a! the
proposals is reserved, ii defined tor tin
interest of the city. ' ‘
The engineer’s estimate of thé' w
is as tollowe. viz:
Two thousand seven' _,
eighty-three cubic yards ear e117
ration: 190 cubic yards at rock-wacawnv
tlon; average haul. 500 leet.
These quantities are to be consider,
ed as on! a trust Hr
preraly .' 'miem ”4.3%
or diminishing the some as may bi
deemed necessary by the engineer.
The propel-la must be mmlc lipot
blanks tarnished by the board, and al‘
proposals shall be considered an inter
mai which are not in all respects ir
coniormlty with this notice.
The term oi agreement. including Ill!
specifications. maps and profile. wil
be ionnd at the oflicc o! the Board 0'
Street Commissioners.
WILLIAM B. ill-ZED.
JOHN P. hicllAliOhl.
GEORGE P. "BARBIE.
Board oi Street Commissions-rs.
in“ at
BOND 0mm:
Proposals will be received until 3:30
p. nt.. April 2. it”, by the. Lily Treas-
urer. at the City National lisnit. ior
tissue at e per cent. lientrle Light
Wilde. and 35.000 at 4 per cent" tor
inndm hosting debt.
lecwritles will he in denominationt
at 81.000. dated April l. teas. and Illr
tnre April !. lam.
interest will be payable April 1 and
October l. at City National Bank.
Proposals tnbst be cndovnd "Propos-
als tor City Electric Bonds and Pundv
lag Bonds." and addressed to latthew
Corbett. City Treasurer. lionth Kor-
walit. CL. and state whether tor the
whole or a part. and. it a part. which
part; and each bid must be accompa-
nied with a certiaed check on a. na—
tional hash tor two (2! per cent. of the
total ntnrmnt bid tor. payable to the
City Treasurer.
Privilege reserved of rejecting all
bldsnoldeeniedtotheintevestoithe
city.
City latnda outstandingmm
Floating debt .......... 24.209
Water bonds ........... 200.000
1ll.
nd " "
~ 0
There Is a surplus at Water Works
at Slums“.
ADI-ed valuation oi the rlty, u,
“6.7“. .
Tan for city anal library, tit mills
‘ am It
lillnhcnlrtdm
sealed malnourished at
than"! maltreatment-sinners.
lee‘Wsahlagtsnumtleelh Main.
M. mill arm pure-doll” lot
new.” new
ilneslieetetesaeratewalb.mi‘lifl
Meatless-est 'l'errsee.
Welsh
* was. am.
”film.
33H”
about I.
”murmurs-euro
. m _ .
in the New Canaan , meal, are
were to the New main "line.
i distance or one endless-quarter
piles. All grades will not taeeed Ia
per cent. The other w'o'rlt will be for
e grading of the tsrnpihs; .. the
'. lord. road.vwestlo {ties ’ town
Tbeheavieetgradewlliheanvn
; ‘ dent. grade over' the knoll heir
:’ ' m:h”m w ‘ 'wnrua
c «a. emu. . ; , vet,
_ . this last piecewia‘v'lo' 'tfigi‘ma1 '
dad banner wills inte‘rnati Inton-
.. will be used. at an! .. «J- '
,’ Kahlua City, Mo. Hamlin—A sn—
nw'rbsn electric train was held tip last
eight Just outside of Argentine, Kan.
ind the trainmen and in min.
.ncludlng three women. were robbed of
may and, rsmahlea amounting 'to
.L obably poo. The three mashed rob:
,Jm escaped. " ’
e1.
WMednotneinthalnd.
Robert 'anh. the genial young
can at Funeral Director Jonnlhgs’ of-
.lce. had an experience last night that
to does not care to repeat. as it entail-
:d n tour-mile walk some time alter
nldnigbt over country roads. plenti-
‘ully supplied with surface mud.
Robert drove up Weston way to call
in .1 friend, and left his team tied to
.he tront gate. As the hour grew late
ind the driver still remained. the horse
neonate impatient and worked the
inch-line loose. after which the animal
eisurely walked back to town. where
he turnout was recognized and taken
to lisgner's livery stables. where it
llelullgnl. Robert trudged into town
about 3 o'clock this morning.
THEY ARE HERE.
The famous Blue B. Remedies oi the
'Jee "hung Yooh Series." the liie
study 01 E. Z. Brievogelle, A. IL. It.
i), No. 1 cures Rheumatism; 2 cures
a minor; 3 cures a cough or cold; 4
cures Catarrh; 5 is a perfect nppetlp
‘ng tonic; 6 XXX Stimulating Pills
:ure impotence; 7 is the Children's
Relic! Soothing Syrup. Trial bottles
vi all, 10¢ each. or cut this out no get
the tree; 1.000 references on applica—
ion. Charles s. Finch. 187 Washing-
'on street. sole agent for South Nor-
talk. Conn.
CASTORIA
rerlnieateandChildrsn.
r Emu.
Children like it: itsaves their lives.
We mean One titanic Cough.t:ure. the
iiifnllible remedy tor -W8, colds.
croup, bronchitis, grippe. mind all
.13th and lung troubles. EJ’. Weed.
Rorwallt; (l. C. Stilison.,So. Norwnlk.
W‘s—g...
l have been alieted with rheuma-
.lam tor tonrteen years and nothing
rented to give any reliel. l was able
.0 be around all the time. but eon-
itantly snaking. I had tried every-
.hing i could hear oi and at last was
.old to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
stitch i did. and was immediately re-
lieved and in a short tithe cured. I
am happy to say that it has not since
Horned—Joan. Edgar. Germantown.
3a]. For sale by 0. C. Btllleon, South
ilorwalh. and E. P. Weed. Norwnlh.
—Aeetonewresheadaehs.
The farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitt'a Witch Ila-
zeiSalveisthebestthing ioiteepon
hand. it heals quickly. and is a well
Known cure tor piles. E. P. Weed,
Norwalit; 6. C. Stillson. Bo. Norwallt.
CllAllllBithAltl’ii COUCH CURB.
This remedy is intended specially
'or coughs, colds. troop. whooping
cough and influenza. it has boom
lemons for its cures at these diseases.
over a large part oi the civilised
world. The most flattering testimon-
ials have been received. giving se-
countaotltesoodnorhs; oithsls~
traveling and persistent coughs it has
cured; of severe colds that have yielda
ed promptly to its seething elects.
and ot the dangerous attache oi crown
ithunMottesssvingthelilaot
the child. The eatensiva see at it for
J
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