" ' “ amoeba will move ,4 mm bhostnut’v-strc jet. South Nor-walk 4 to 54 iie‘my street. 1‘qlilast Norwalk . W Mrs. Her,” ri; fiOMmm. ol Gregory Boulevard-h: ..;I'lliii:in‘g her husband in‘ Blooklyn. wherehe [a now working Miss lrene Youaaa, of East avenue. entertained a party 1;! triends,4 last ‘ ear l 042- the missionary exer- cliéa was, held in. thekAdveht ChurIIh 4I last night; This“ afternoon the infant class is rehearsing. _qs- . Rev. J J. Foust will preach tomor- row morning, in the Methodist Church ‘4 on “Triumphant Entry lilto Jerusa. .2 le’m. " The subject of his- blinding so}; -‘ :qun will be “The Crucifixion. ” ' ‘ The calendar at the Methodist Dilurch for heat week is: Monday ‘ev- bolus, Ep'worth League prayer meet ing; Tuesday. evening‘. union class ' meeting in the Nomad: Methodist 'Ghurch; Thursday evenini'z, prayer meeting. , . .. .- ,, w There will be evening prayer and not men as usual. Sunday evening at "I: 30. at the Church of St. lildWard the Mar- , tyr. corncl Van Zandt and Osborn ave- hues. and the Rev. Charles T. Coerr. of New York, is expected to preach. All are most earnestly invited. George Knapp. of Fltch- street. he- came intoxicated yesterday morning and ruiséd a lumpus at his home in the afternoon. when he was near had lord a stole his brother Gershon dump ed him into a coal cart which he was amino and carried him to police head quarters ——.._a NOTICE. EAST NORWALK FIRE DilTRlOT. The tax paying of til East HON! Fire District are here y notified t at this district tail of one mill on tho doi- iar. laid on the town assessment lint of 1900. at a mgcting of the district hold on tho 6th day «Mariam .I‘} the that damn school maul. vii be duo and payable on the first day of April. 1901. at which timai llldli in ready to receive lilo mm at my stars, No. 10 First avanua. Penalty at tho rate of nine per cant. a y or from" April 1. 1901, will be char-90 on all ' taxes remaining unpaid on and altar May 1.I;ao ‘ ”L E. E GONHAM. .Collsctor of taxes tor the last Non walk Fire District. Dated. East Nomik, March 20, 1901. NOTICE. aaa'r nonws'E—K‘l’cuoot. ms The is srooit “New ‘ Mel. on... .. .n that the District tax of thru mills on the dollar. laid on the town aaaasov‘ rasnt list of 1000. at a muting of tho district hold on the 2“ do of Juno. s.I on out "0% yoaii'ul hob-s will In due saw bio on‘ tho0 first tiny oi April. 1001. a which time i shall bs ready to rscslvs the same at my stars. No. 10 First lvanua. Pan- slt at tho rats of sins par cm a' ya r tram April 1, mt. will bs‘ binary: so on all taxes rsmslning smith! on and arm May my} ' . Leona M. cell-stoi- 4.. IImI...lsr on a I a... Wat behold Distitlot' : Oats. am Nos-walk. starch %Ni. .3... 4. *~...... V ‘s lay 0 filelo. 'masusst mmmm also ’K an avenue, who - 5 has been [1 fat scarlet fever. is now 4 440! New York. has ~ ‘ ' 6* rs. Illichard Ernst, hav , wi‘l‘orlt' city. "whsi'e they have been. in: the wild. M ii Dorian. . arr. ladies at ‘tlloIMothiidist Episco- 4 pet church will give a supper and en militarism at mi! Burlilfiithé evenin worm”! be an exhibition of a rep tl'y' lovbnhed musl- cal attachment to the piano. I sank“ “V Ralph nirchard did not come out :0! the accident mentioned in last night‘s model ‘ biotic,- much" arm‘- cult.» iii milling. in falllu‘: he struck. hoovlly on his leg. [is now goes around with the aid of a cane huffing-um MissAdtiic Whitney, Miss Lucretia (lunch. Qfllasz" ie Whitney. Miss Rosie Stillman , Iss4 Helen Scolieln. ev and Mrs . son attended we ran. temperance rallyi‘i‘n Stamford Monday afternoon. The dolbgates were tier. and Mrs. c. A. Willson. Br. Bartram. c. 8.: Hitch. Miss Jennie chd and Miss Nellie Goodbye ‘ A bobothadw a narrow escape from being? lulled near the Darien depot. yesterday afternoon. He was walking between the tracks and bald no atten- tion to the evolution of an express train The engineer blew his whistle long and shrilly before the man notic- ed it. He stopped from the trucks not an instant too soon. A letter received this week form a the following items of interest: "[ hall a pleasant trip dorm the coast on the steamer. Jeflersou. When I arrived here. at Norfolk, Ya. i had: to doll my overcoat; on accimnt of the change in temperature. It its my sultry. about like May or June in‘ (ion sweat. but people tell me it is unusual y warm Ifor the season here. The appearance of the buildings in sections of Norfolk leads one to bolioyéj fit a very old town ai though there rife ’two as nne hotels as kcan he found in any place of this size North. and it is quite a business place. just now enjoying 'a ‘boom.’ There is a lar'e cares of land about three miles out, b trolley, very much like Missis alpbi sr'b‘otboni land's, very loyal. tiui‘ riot subi‘sct' to oi'orflow. occupied by track farmers who raise kale and were 5000 barrels of spinach and 3 .000 barrels oi! kale sent fro 'Norlollrl‘io New York. Beaten anilfIPhllndclpha. Many of the houses hero word built. tore the war brick walls enclosing the residents and a smaller house than used lor‘tlie slaves. Many or those flatter houses have the rodfa n’hd tons or the trail covered with moss orI ivy. Quite a number or colored poodle hers lIbs'b grocery stores brill saloons. and We . hardware tater” .‘ar'o owned by colOriid Ibeonlo. I}! alluded amlooa Sunday av ni March at, [nails n’aBlIthI ”goal ”I Went: cigdglggty 'iirodcl'i'b or the rows ions were completed, the audience. mostly sailors. Were invited to a rear room to partake of coffee and refreshments. Saw llfa arcing near are. in flow call- (ii! if 01km hfl'n 't A’fiew 110' tel is being built on the Point. the cost or which will be, it in said. 3200.000. Bowen's Point during the Rebellion. waa‘oocluilcd by the rebels, who Iiholl ”ell Fort Woo The remains of the lat- tor still Itaad. but are said to be set- tilax. as the tort was built on made around " ‘4 "! iio’W'a ribs. Edgar Lynch is home from Antiwar,“ Mass. to spend the Easter vacation. m use 0411’ his some mm asses wins... saleable .0. Album: will «so "Now Y Milli a load c: on- tars},loday. 4 4 " tats week. .4 4 North Maiui street Darlenito, now in the South, contains ‘ dniuaélu Saturday, March I23, there ‘ sol-int ran roamed his son ' (Laurens. racuse. N. Y. elders. comm ‘Alll rose McGiil is to open a real as (illicit in Hlirlbiltt’a block maxi at--- ‘A bostponsd meeting or the Credit Farms For ors' Club. will be held -- Thbsday e‘v‘a int. ovod hum 4. was me «onsets at Brooklyn. N. Y... is a guest of Mrs. Robert T [.ooII w" D“...— Miss E. Winifred Kemper, of thil Woman's College Baltimore. Md is home for Easter vacation 1 .. barman-94 in... Grant dud Fredericii \Mlss Miss Helen It. Bradley. of New illi- cholle. N. Y. is a guest of her pal-eon Mr. and Mrs. Hull B. Bradley. of Sinus street. Lockwood & Ives. of Norwaik have opened a bicycle repair shop in the rear of 11.0. Benedict's Main merit barber shop Walter Meeker. or southport. has tui- cured a position as conductor on this Westport Branch at the Bridgeport 'i‘rsction Companym Garfield James, delivery clerk for W 13.0st Jackson. both of th place, were mail“ ried last week in New Haven. Charles w. ruin his family all take possession of air newly pui chased property. the Ada iue Elwooil place in State street. oh n'ril lst. About $15 was cleared at the chart- d‘or supper given by the membersi i the Methodist Episcopal Church all their supper rind entertainment. (In Wednesday evening A partnershlp' has' been formed bL- tween Edward B.‘ lunch. of this place. and Joseph Perry. of Weston. '1‘th Will carry on a plumbing business the Allen building on the west side A but out belonging to Mrs. HannIIh G: Perry. of Riverside avenue, wasrii over And beheaded, by one o[ the trail lay cars of the local line, yesterdiiy afternoon. which was in charge of MI) torman. (learns Benedict. Charles Barraolouklf. or Norusik. tether with his family. has. moved in 0 one '0‘! the Romper cottages in lagoon avenue Mr. Barracloush hi :4 secured a position on the local line 01 the Connecticut Lighting and Railwin Company. .. ‘ WINNIE! UK. Thomas Evans is home on a rim ...... Wm. James Barry has got a nim- home in ready for his br l‘dc. ; Maurice McGrath was called may on business this week. this place at present. loch] mill. Joe Lynch has [oil the mill again arc in handy circumstances alroa‘d. Patrick Barry as set his board a ‘stworitohalaaepliootwood an as they have no other Ivor-hall» th as that a good way‘to pm the tibia. WW UNKNOWN "MIDI“ OF A! P. ‘ mv. ‘ -: boll orammaboural ys fluid is lit 4 “rival; it til I ram 9 his ammonium .4. No i. m... ‘ "like ‘II old I at thy N 4 4 mitocrt apostoliics for "M ”ram 0' Kantian. both or this blocs. were In . coolly married in New York city , l‘ll & Son; a lid Miss Grant» “ “ “ a Wall» " Ilehr'l Bundle. ls able to be arouliid . and are surrounded by “M There is a wood deal of sickness in I i '2 cm... Wood has toured work in it“. ‘I II There are a good many thrown III ‘4 ct warlI on account of the strike ad cubic turd. out. it. 130%” ythlng‘. I am 'alwbva‘ know if they will follow Mrs.“ , (iratehdl‘y yours} (lowed very until a. year then my “gulch and lungs" bad I an... and stomach, and up. , I could not eat scarcely anything. I cannot tell what I suitor-ed with cadMy hus- band vim abettio of Lydi'afiill Pink- audio 90' ma... his blood ~ I w: ' - tired foolingwcariub boost-mum, pain across the back and thighs: I hetero" I rod my 111 ad to cine. ' m Rail 000nm 4 .mco. ‘2; 19 More 3*”!iibi‘ol‘ Perhaps all-hi are fond of pat don 44 because they like to have souls map about them. . " you overlie ' Parantn—i 4 «Mia ii «A... Stalin!“ a. WANNW WM. P. CLYDE ll W . amoral Alan“) ,hs batterhcslthtm Iharshadlorlouryoan.” I 4 4 4 llama It For a some colder La Grippe " procure a box of Moon. take one fp'ou'vii‘cr every: half-hour until my epinng freely (three usually suf-I ‘ , lice) and in a few hours your cold disappears. best taken at night. ass at Draggists, or Ac'eton Medical 0)., ‘ Mystic, Conn. The First ' Norwalk ' Shelli i 001 it Who ll do my papcriu’g‘ in a hurry and do it right P ;, south mils Street. Under hqchlby and Wheel , . ' Stolb oA mt. . SUM-9‘ s 4- Are a... is stock A latter Vanish! 4‘ ‘ .4: ith‘hn are, before tribes. lab usual; ‘ 4, , .ye‘ry low'.’ _’llavinrcliaam a ram. Iv," 4o: numbness patron Handouts. ‘ 4 we are in better position than ever to do your war 2 1." 4i ‘ ‘I "more. \R‘ aNoI‘Nc silo. ‘- Al'Hila 4 I ,. " a Full lilies”?
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