mm New sire ,
Clifford Randall ll
his duties at the Rand
yesterday.
LI John W. Realty. the E
“or “and paper hunger is
today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The Mayflower Base
meet on the oval. this
IIIton‘rorro‘WI afternoon.
games.
It has been elsewhere erroneously re-
ported that Henry Gorbam had resign
edhis position at E. E. .Gorham's store.
in First avenue.
MII. and Mrs. Thomas Cornell. of o
Fitch str,cct will entert
friends. this afternoon and evening In
honor of the anniversary of ‘their war-
ring c
Bills & Company' 8 addition to their
ice houseflut the west end of Riverside
avenue is progressing. When complet-
ed the building will no more than twice
the size of the original.
it Is reported that John Murray, the
efficient tWirler for the Mayflower ball
team. will be empldyed
the report it coir cot he
pitch this season for the
Complaint is being made that thc
1101111 in the rear or Warren street is
flooding all the ndjacen
case‘ or sickness is said to have been
caused by this state; of
thing should be done tore
.h dult‘y. '
Emma A..
died this morning after
nose. at her home. llyProspem. street,
roast Norwaik. Deceased wasin the
fifty-fifth year of her ago.~
funeral will be annouuc
A retaining wall
mound the front of tlr
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. lucksoii. at the our.
nor of Riverside avenue
nuc. It has been impos
work for some time, because of the
The wall will greatly rm-
pIIovc the appearance of the property.
Undoubtedly if the present good wea-
ther continues it Will give an impetus
bad weather.
to all kinds of worn.
stoic of the weather has made every-
thing dull for some time.
that the oyster business will now prcrt
The the.“ “will rro‘ilv ’get it“ chance to
overhaul their boats and get into work-
'l‘hls work was all complet-
cd by this time last year.
up.
lug shape.
The teams of Frank
Frank See will meet in'a game of base-
ball. tomorrow. All ti
will now return to their ball games.
and the national sport
over all others for some time to come.
Edward F. SIIIii..lI of
rule. has a Very sore linger which he
i261
injured at his eight“ Is
lI.1< korno hotel bloc '
A section of the board walk- on the
oust side of the Wool
bridge in front of Will
store.
planks.
of the bridge is also in
lion and the authorities should attend
to the matter. The w
of this part of the bridge would not be
il bad plan.
it will be some time
lcrs about town
tlrcly dried out.
most poculinr and ion
storm that has happend In those parts
in yours. It will not be
large number of cases
the result. Everybody
their collar doors and
null lot the clear air and sunshine come
in and absorb the mole
ROWAYTON.
A new cur'r'lugo arrived in town. yes-
lcrduy. for C. ll. Garretson, of the west
side.
Henry \I'.
called on East Norwnlk
day afternoon.
IFr‘cderl‘clt Blurdbolt.
the guest of MII. and Mrs. s. C Horton,
of Main str cot.
Charles Raymond ls having lmproVe-
nlonts made in the interior of his real-
dcncc in Logan avenue.
W. ll. S. Bates. of the West Side. has
gone into the dairy business.
purchased fourteen cows.
George W. Bryan h
duties at the baby curi-
though not entirely r
his illness.
The Ladle-1'
lI‘r rink “Brown.“
Mr.ii11iers. ll: Franklin wded have ‘
arrived home from t
trip and are now at theirhomc at Con-
tontrnont island.
David Lee has sent a young monkey
up from New York
inched hero. The p otot‘yh‘o (if man is
now in charge of William Ford. Mr.
Lee 3 coachrnun.
'l'hc indies Ai’d- Society"? ftl‘lu Moth
odist Church hair a
I weather.
Mrs. Wells P. Jon
“zonal; avenue. are entertaining Miss
Bertie Collin, of Jamaica. Li. “.1 "
w‘iie of John F. Jackson
is being built
is being replaced
Tire road part of the east side
which
flooded during the storm will have en—
As this has been the
Lockwood.
Missionary Society, of
the ‘IRounytou Baptist Churmch mot yes
tcrdny at the [par-sonar
church Wednesday afternoon a’iiu revv-
ed a supper Ilurlng the evening. The
proceeds were good. considering the
_ . of Brattlcboro.
her
‘ c
t
11st Side point-
in New Your .
Rose. ci’ Va
Ball Club will
afternoon and
Ifor practice
l
aln a party of
t
here soon. i'r‘
will be able to
team.
t cellars. Ouc
utilities. some-
y the tilt
a lingering ill
Mrs. Hearthirl. ing with relatives at
II..Notlce .0; . Mrs. Angie Morley is spending a few Bridgeport.
ed 'lat‘or. weeks with her son. who has been The building of 'l‘, .l.
e residence 0.
and First rive-
siblc to do the
The inclement
it is thought
Sherwood and
1e school boys
will dominate
Riverside ave-
re, in the Ma
aw days ago.
Iington street
lam Podrnore's
with new
very bad condi
hole rebuilding
before the col-
lmve been
1; drawn out
surprising if a
of sickness are
will now throw
windows open
ture.
of“- thrs place.
friends. yester
of Brooklyn. in
He has
as resumed his
logo factory. al-
ecovercd from
with Mrs
heir llluropoan
Ml! summer 1‘0!-
me ting in the
clarinet of Post»
11 Mrs.
b.5611”
Yorli. ‘
“chattels WW1.
‘ thuit
Greenpor t
Pastor C.
deuce of Mrs. Samuel C
Darrell.
Charles Clark. an inmate iii, the sol
'dibi's' Home. died nt' that 'lnstliutron.
Wédireii‘dni‘.
titer
. . or he ll mire ed
for. the owning out of ball bearing” in-
, valid chair wheels.
_ tire at the fuel ,
saviour mother on; . .
of these wheels put out by the
The ball bearing wheel is
rapidly hurling favor on the market.
it requires tum men must of the time
’ to ball out the water in the collar or.
the public school.
- nuisance will soon be abated
means the work of heating til
. it was fearch‘ it.
time the water would become so deep
would put out the fires In such
. ’. “:1? a but. it would he licenses} to
0119.6! l‘l
roublescmo.
ntercsts.
hat prevails.
ter'
EV»
‘0'
quite ill. in Brooklyn
James M. Willlnott. sou Harold and
nephew Walter Gordon“; have returned
from their trip to Bridgeport.
Contractor 0
ishing the pointing of George E. Ev-
erett‘s two houses in West avenue.
. Tire artcslan
property has been. completed.
supply of water has been obtained.
Mrs. Ballard, whose'home is at Mrs.
Charles Whitney's Brookside avenue,
has been very ill. brrt it now common
cent.
Mrs. Mary F.
returned home from a visit with mr.
and Mrs. George W.
ford.
Opposite the
the urudy estate. the property in flood-
;adk so that it resembles a miniature
a e.
Mrs. C.
of Stamford.
shoot the birds.
Lillian Lindsey.
foot launch for
tors.“
Washington a
day.
summer.
personage.
entities. from
'I‘h
but no furtherI
smith shop. ..
street.
Wllber filth
scents. Mr
111 returned
tendon of the“
more elite ‘
Was raised by‘ Wednesday
dance and entertain?
h lie committee
ed up. The total cost of mounting the
Parrot gun in proper shops will be
about 3250.
Captain Edward H. Smith has arriv-
ed home. from Grecnport. L. 1.. where
he has been looking out for his by t
He expects to in
about Sunday. In 11
Smith told a Sentinel reporter that
there were seven or eight large schoou-‘
era loaded with oysters at Greenport.
bound for Cape (‘od way.
unable to leave because 0
111mm AND Monarch. ‘
A new lbulldiurz,’ is being. raised on
Pratt' s is land.
Mrs. Joseph Morehousc is recovering
from her Hillncss . . “I
Kennedy iii 1
can an attack of tieur‘r'rlglafl
Tire Nor walk 'lurnpike near the sani-
tarium is being newly grnvcled.
Harry Scoville moved up from New
Yor.k yesterday, lor the summer.
Selectman Charles G.‘ Waterbury or
Da‘rlen, spent Tuesday in New vars.
Mrs. Will Og‘lleu. with her children
is visiting her: mother. Mrs. Brown. in
Brooklyn.
Miss Mabel Finch and Mrs. Gilbert
Finch have returned from a visit with
A. Willson.
A. Willson. is ill at the res]-
A number of flocks of wild goose
have been seen flying over Darion. Un—
successful attempts were
Mrs. Kate Wnrax and daughter. Mrs.
visiting Mrs. Warax's sister. Mrs. .lohn
Pooley. returning Wednesday.
Mrs. H. “Id. Whittemore visited New
York. last week.
for her Dar-ion store. returning Thurs-
day with a fine assortment of goods.
John Oberlaudcr' is completing a 35-
Amboy, who will take It to Buffalo. and
next" ’ winter will cruise in Florida we.
Nathan C. Fourier has received from
him to the soldiers' Home at Noroton
Ho will go to the borne to reside. Mon-
Miss Wakefield. of Boston. is spend-
ing a week at Mrs. Valentine's and
May 1. the Duhn family, consisting of
five members, will arrive there for the
Tire household effects of the Rev. Jo-
Isopb Ll. Guernsey. the new. pastor of
the M‘étlrodlst Church arrived yester-
day; and are now being mo'vlid into the
Tire Volunteer
pe'ots to ilrrd a suitable location for
their new truck house within a your.
tlro' time for which they have leased
the ground upon Which their present
‘biilldlii’g stands.
wThe household effects of the late
John N. Scoflnld Will be sold at public
Railroad avenue.
te‘ruoou at 1 o clock.
ogdan‘tiuuo furniture and crockery; also
9 s V01‘Will‘fiu.
'rlrfri liars Irriven'b
InsoIr'hruIstammrd b
millions in Noroton. yesterday and
bio on himself loose from the wagon.
shafts and harness Wore broken.
pairs were made
crorm improvements in- and. about the
residence of Henry
week for Hackottstown. 1:1
This music.
not very bright as Mrs.
it is hoped that the
to this a new site will
close ideals of the compo n
. . touted n‘lth iii present
er uIIere.11nd want it a
site as possible.
A well known West
eat. but how
Ins not yet iiguc chickens.
kept them shut up with
Ithoy'II got to be nearly
One day he let them
Hiri-
.Il
a thin old quarters.
away fortyvfo r or them.“
i‘h time for the remaining
' y. are
the wqeather
. . hfr id of it.
put them in a box and
on tight, and left them.
surprise to find when
them out in the mornin
’\
box, and kill d them
year ago he “pent
WNW
.lchens to‘ run around
best ones in the lot.
bors'. cats.
#-
hous‘o for grain near
of lumber not arr'lving.
L. Bowen is new lin-
well on Cisco Smith's
.. good for
building purchased by
to a bakery.
with the police
place. were in town T
ilobbie. of Daricu. has
'1 oms. in Stam-
Mcthodist Church. on
surgeons. assisted by
nosey. of this place.
wife of former was under the influenc
Srllhnan. in ting along ulcclv.
Avspeciai town IIIcet
Nicholas Opera house.
lug; for the purpose of
C.lark wail formerly
tending‘ from T’lnne
George M.
()enok'c’ avenue. about
the center of the tiling
was crlllod to order by
made 10
of Troy have been
ed chairman. The
to purchase dry goods and necessity require
of the present "stone
the residue of Mrs. '1‘
corner: therefore.
hereby I instructed to
Mr. Gurgcr. of Perth
cl or crushed atone:
certificate.
sury amount to carry
admitting
from the town tl'casu
Miss‘iio‘slc Siomnrci
party. at her home in
evening. ‘
Many people in this
inconvenienced .by the
Fire Company or
Miss Mabel Sturger
Mrs. F‘sris's store. In
Ilarien. Saturday at
Large quantities
Mrs 00th
3’ died
the home of W
lilihm
took place on Sunday.
The ncadln
afternoon. Wit
u‘flli‘er became
South Wilton; 'wlllI‘
dapgrzg’e was. done. ile-
a Norcton black-
Rev Mr bouihr‘bilry.
in Port Christen
suited in th9‘.“ mun
five" and others of
SherWOod. State
blossoms: howsvorr.
reston leaves next
. .l.. where look. for is
1 f be ghamhtfien'o
11 It 0 Wee 1v 1 or:
9, “Mill. elm molten.
ls
sor Carver's ore estra will furnish til
. Wilder's regarding the new when"
“hit flag at Sarisatuck to pollinator: l
Bridge street. at the present. time. or
who owns the property that the school
committee agreed to urchuse. will not
give a deed of the and. only a unit .I'
claim. and this in]? Cdlebtm‘dn any they
a t. '
t
not parabolic the top srt
lectcd for the new building.
c
residents of the South Sa‘ug‘ntdl‘rk utiv
than is having More than his share of
Misfortune in his attempt to raise
A short llmé" use he had
four hours hatch out fifty chickens. Be
111th cubic the lions wont to roost with
a rest of the old howls. and the lit.
to ‘ohlhk‘c’ns “irll wé‘nt‘ to roost in their
in the morning it was
found that re 3 had killed and carried
on for the night they would not go in
th r old quarters. they seemed to be
To save them. our friend
had gnawed through the bottom of the
over“ 10 l‘il fence
ir'd’l‘to mail at forge V5
paid by having cats catch 150 of the
. He had some rc
veu‘gc as well as satisfaction out of
this by shooting seven of his neigh-
Ho now thinks that he had
better give up' the idea of trying to
raise any. after the late less.
.n—a-
NEW CANJAN.
Mrs‘ Elias ll. Johnson. Sr;
been delayed corisidcrably on account
Mrs. George Gregory of Stamford.
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with her parents.
James A. lr‘alrty. Seminary street.
Elwood Brother's have the contract
improving and overhauling the
Ridgefleld. which is to be converted in-
Willlam H. Arthur. superintendent of
public works at Stamford. in company
committee of that
at the stool cage cells in the lock—up.
A11 operation was performed on Mrs.
Herman Spiiker. Fridayby New York
Was a difficult one. and the patient
ll until 4 o'clock. The patient is got-
expediency of filling in with stone. or
othurms‘e improving. the highway ex-
Olmstead s
F.-Jouos. and W. W. Kirk was appoint-
fnllowlug resolu-
tion was carried by a unanimous vote:
"Resolved That. public convenience
improvement by laying a stone foundri-
Oenolve avenue. from the northerly end
the sole‘ctmcn 'arc
improvem‘nt by laying aI'ston foundu
tlorr with a covering of earth and grav-
resolution be hereby appropriated from
the stale appropriation for
prorcment of highways. if available If
11ot.the necessary amount be paid
Wll. TON.
Will give u ~wlrlst
cellars during the recent. rains.
from New Yorrk. on Saturday. after a
few days visit with Mrs. D. D. 'l‘clford.
The property in cannons. formerly
owned by Mrs. Huldiih chok. has re-
cently been sold to New york parties
who will soon take hoseossiou.
Irons. sued over seventy
. of Westporlf. otllclrrtlnrt.
Circle met Thursday
him. if Maldivian Bette
Miss flaliic and Johti' Admiral. of.
friends at whisi. Monday evening.
new Mr. Miller has taken charge of
the Methodist Church.
tor. having been assigned to a parish-
Apers continued doWnpour has rc~
law of nature’ are mpensatlon, the out
tor-op is most favor
Marcus Allen.
Became Intoxics. '
I a House in .
have to he s
The nee.-
istrl‘ot are com . .
choice bu
11 near the old
i
sort business '
left. at till ‘
with tfi‘o iii;
the hens until ”mm- the
a third Isl-own
out and ‘rvhen
T1530 he liturte‘d
soon was in Barrie
of a‘ resides
warm it Was d°°‘
six to be shut
door
live there
nailed “‘9 top Tire officer told
What was bit:
he went to is
1;, that the rats the morning
also. About a was again edect’ed
d“ for his told to go home
ya
He got re
in.
on his boat.
house.
lock the follow up.
is vlsil. The American Vi
or! friends in
tonight. This is
li‘nir-ty's store-
the depot. has in The Norwalks
tor-foul rcpreeentnt
Mr. and Mrs.
pictures of great
also be a special
oess. Cinderella on
An entirely new
pictures. full of (I
Louis .lnllee. of
‘8.l
Co. 0 Athletic
Tho athletic con
the Army this ev
pleas of (.‘Iompauy
uesduy. looking
Dr. O'Shauglr-
Th“ operation that another 1"0“
been I'oser red and
e .
o of mm from been sold. 'lhoro
ing was held in
Monday err-II-
considering the mile run.
baseball game. '1
y's c‘orucr in
residence.
two miles from
c. The meeting
’l‘own Clerk A.
Taylor. Edgar ii.
runs as assistants.
Carl A. liarstrom.
the substantial
vibrations.
foundation hour
”MS to [4,,"ng onpcrloucc of the
make such ‘un ly danced herself
that the neces-
into effect this
the Im-
,.y_-- hour‘s practice for
lien can be the
‘tnined.
Cannons. F riday
place have. been
flooding oi? their wing dancing. at
question 11 past m
i returned home llfitlfim how“ “0"
spellbound.
sonality. geucrou
all and a manner
in so Don't fall
on Thursday. at
i-l’urlbutt. in Can
The funeral
Rev Mr. Holmes N'CARI‘GUA
towards the
t1.Icaty ’l‘lit‘ifi’n
on the suhieiii
entertain their
in Cannons.
the present pus
blotting of "daf
spring’s earliest
according to the
ultnnooh sl
Ill; nu
' States is winch
'. neutral. ‘
11y V‘D
ing. LeBoutlllier' “visited several
Icons in the Sprihsn'ood distruict
to a yard and scrambling up the steps I‘.‘
began knhckln ..
A boy rushed out or he res“
131d notified Wilcox: soon
The 0 (‘er entered the 3231‘
LeBoutllller what he Wanted.
toxlcated man statedI that he wanted to ,
better go home and come around hi
Lc’Bo‘utllllcr ran uni
yard but Wont duck again when no ; .'I: I.
though the officer Was not looking. file ‘ i“
that he would be obeyed and started '
When he got around in
Beaten street again. he heard someone
lmookingA on the door of the same
A.lady out in an hphearauco
this time and asked Mr Pennington to
”awn—maca-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
uni-bu—
The American Vitagraph.II
exhibition this afternoon atI‘Ho‘y‘t
Theatre. and will repeat‘the pregr
movlug picture devise ever witnesiss‘d.
rcut events of interest.
admits of twelve different changes of
scenery. all lmp()l‘l..8llt
views. and the vitagraph‘s latest 8110- .
please the oldest us well as the young ‘
...._ o.— _-
grout. success in err-1y way.
mnud for reserved seats is so grout
all the cverfls and they pl‘oinil6 to
be lIotlv (I..orrlested The e1 cuts will on
Iolar races for sihor cups. >
jump. high jump. thirty yard dean. one ‘. .
220 yard' 1qu. and an indoor 5..)
'he judge will be Ar- '
{red Jollli’i‘c. with W. G. Chase. Hiram
Captain W. l. Comatock and E.
Wm...
A Country Merchant.
Ol‘lt' of the greatest factors in corn-
‘pclling success is persistently working
in conformity with ones natural in
lnnunier able
might be cited where the above hold.
good. but especially is this true in the
‘z'luettc. Miss Lillie iiuvre who reccn‘
I-~
lug engagements on the Faith &. Prod-I W "
.‘tor Circuits. Boston in particular went;
wild over her. “@er great 811606”
:tlrerd is being repeated everywhhre.
However. although the recipient of un- -
bounded p‘rrilse. While on all side's slum
plimcuts and attentions are luviulrliyI
bestowed. she never neglects her half
realizing that only by constant applica‘I
In her specialty she introdué-
es the Ivory I ln‘tcstt'hitn which lithl‘duglr
lIoII magnetic lmerpretntionsvfbeeome
new creations. punctuatrng thorn as .
she does with her olevor buck and
off the stage she is noted
wrtb possession a most charming DOT-M
winning smile and a pleasant word for ‘
Country Merchant" at Hoyt‘ir 'i‘lieutre.I ‘
Saturday matinee and night.
LONDON. April 26~No definite de-
clulon has yet been reached by the fdiiI’
sign office here regarding thovprohable
attitude of“ the. United States Senate
rejected Nicaragua.
egotlntiima 0M1“
“mfi.
treaty in this connection are under.
stood to be housed Ieinc qua 11011 'on the
neutr llty or the carrot. Iii this 6,
dotin tely assured it now «usual
Great Britain Will agree tow
the Clayton- Blower treaty.
there is still the possibility of an em
dfimvor on the aim- Irif Oren Britain
_ 'e
‘ . dictator officiat-
‘ierhdcng inter
t areal
9R: ‘ ‘
r scintiwh‘ere and
street;- He would;
(111 iii
ngton ‘. '
naked “
The fin
«him that he had
from the yard“ and
The officer thought
which he did.
tagraph is giving a
the most perfec “
illustrating all our; 5
Tire great him I
ion of Joan of Arc.
These are all '
beauty. There will
series of children‘s "
d the Glass Slipper; ‘
series of humorous f
onIlc situations.. to .
Contest Tonight.
. Ladies of The Norwnlks are
cordially invited to attend.
Who'll do my papering in I
a‘l‘iurr’y’and do it right?
mum‘s, fellows,
Jill“? Buckley: and Wheeler's Bicycle
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
2:30 o. m.
__._. u... l
i
' i will.
South Main Street
erw “ ' «
..l‘
a .
lost to be given in
(thing under the out
i; promises to be it ;
The dd-
lII the balcony boil
many tickets have
are many entries 1b
a broad
Fox. V. W. Ferris .
J. 'l‘ho- f
rho, starter will on .
instances
popular young sou
into fame while 11
sheen and afternoon.
best results be ab
which she is without
aster; while her mad- -
audience maniacal
II to a fault. with a .
unassuming to. a (let.
to see perform “ ‘
CANAL TREATY.
cam
in;
helium
ms no t all:lo
I This his AcontinI
dcrtscrlbod as being .,
~.I
l sesame
" tionsélt is Indeed late in ‘
pMi‘thwchrw
. .h lull V
“Modem?" no runA on
.. th“?d_‘.f"h.“‘ , at
Ohio.
’l ”‘c
m
the place.
1.‘I. .
‘3‘.
.x 7.3 r ly‘l‘,
Season.
. 14 .~
.Sprlng is coming in one I}
getting here in entirety. burg.
‘Icur Spring Footwear was
here um on timer '
The styles are very pleas.
ing this season—tho row .
High Loam Print Butter,
, w ‘ l 250’
"H‘. 0‘. fl‘h_l'“"Ralslug Flour. 17c pith.
IBIIIIO. Innocent - rumpus.
Soda“ crosses, Do 111'.
Ginger Snaps. do lb‘. .
‘ Hermitage Coffee. zoo can.
" 'l‘ire Conn. General Life ins. Co. 01
Bernard, sold last year to citizens of I.
Connecticut inyesimeuta and life 1101:
United Bank Building. South Ndrwalk
‘ deli-signed. collector of taxes.
dud by virtue of a certain tax warrant.
. duly executed and signed by proper
», authority and directed to the under-
. signed. commanding him to levy and
; collect or
and other persons named in the rate
book. on the list to said warrant on
nexed. their several proportions of the
‘ hum total as therein stated. said‘sum
being ‘a'tak or assessment laid upon
the assessment Ilat made in 18911 by
the inhabitants of the town of nor
walk. regularly'uud legally assembled.
to wit on the 3d day of April. A. D..
1900. met for the purpose of provrding
for the indebtedness of said town. lev-
lcs upon the following real estate late
“of said
.‘ . but now owned by Edwin M. Bartlett
' and Ross H. Bartlett. situated on the
town of Norwaik at Bell island. so
. called. to wit:
buildings thereon, boilnded northerly
' 45 feet by a murmur ill feet wide,
easterly 80 feet by highway called
Beach avenue:
highway called Cottage avenue; and
westerly 80 feet by land of Joel (i.
Foster and Timothy ii.
late.
the premises hereinbefpre
on the 24th day of June, A. 1).. 1901. at
as will raise the sum of seventeen and
. 50-100 dollars. that being the propor-
the sum total in said list. together with
‘ meeting of the district held on the 5th
. day of June. 1900.. .at
. celve some at Stillson's, drug store. 82
' rate of nine per cent. a year will be
' , charged on and ufterPJunc l 1901.
H. Collector of Taxes tor South Norwalk
31c peril);
vac suction“. Ave our:
cites amounting to nearly
WW?- -
This is evidence that they are POI" .2
nlar as well as reliable. . .
snap a. new.
Tax Collector sale I ‘
Notice is hereby given that the un-
under
SCOTT R. BENJAMIN
soo'rr II. BENJAMIN
A piece of land with
southerly 45 feel by
Foster, now or
And i shall sell at Public Auction, on
described.
lo o'clock forcnoon. so much thereof
lion of the said acott it. Benjamin of
the charges of levy. sale. etc.
I GEORGE B. 81‘. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of 1899.
Dated at. Norwnili April 18. A. l).
190] .
School Taxes.
UNION.‘ SCHQTL DlSTRlCT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwaln
Union. School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one arm
one quarter. mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1900. at a
the Franklin
street :school house. will be 'due and
payableon the first day of May. .1901.
at which time i shall be ready to re-
at the
Washington street. Penalty
TOLLUb.
ulorl School District.
1119 213 m3 ‘:
. .1 atéd at IBoiuh Norwalk. Amp .21. -.
cylinder Oil
Mcohlnorfi' Oil.
Automolrll
Gris Engine in;
Si“ "“I‘I’l’ °l$"li'°.l.
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ngnlmhohl‘rre ll.“-
Neatnfoot Oil.
Coach-axle Oil.
,F‘ii‘rirltur‘e Oil.
Bicycle Oll.'
Signal Oil.
Open daily, except 3:
9a 111. 1012111., nudfwm‘l i1
Saturday. 9 11.111 to 12 mi,
day evening from '1 1.0781 . .1
interest shorted on l1
mm: Somme.
JOHN rH' Fatima.
GEOF .BEARSE. See. an
NOTICE;
The First National Bank.
Norwalk. Conn. located at
walk. in the state of
closing up its affairs.
and others, creditors of
tion are therefore here‘
present the notes a 11 our
a alirst the. associnti r. f . ‘
. HARLEBE FEW Ga
$9,?
Hustlew for
highest cash price paid .
ale and materials of every W.
me a postal and i will. _
' Prompt attention an
dealings with all. La
irr‘New York some do“.
week
Immediate attentiono .
will be given to any basin first
come in during myI «ham
ABRAHAM
13 Raymond 8h“. or 1 .-
8t.. Store. I .
D W RAYMON
rousmu. nine
{lino :MsAtu
93 Washimn St... I: Isonth .
guidance, 9' Muscat
Amount: 8 “u
Are now in [stock
than ever before. , Prices. as usual.
of ulnar cures raven. HANGERS.
do your Work;
DECORATING.
A‘ larger variety “an“ w
very low. Having engaged a number
we are in better position than over to
PAINTlNG. IVA‘PEfl HANGING AND
- ‘ rtiflcially also
Future in strbuztlioclhdvi , ‘
structiug the exhausted - .
guns. Itlsthoiatestdiwov ., ,, fl .
artisans turd ethanol
on publish I“
‘ 11 per
slur. Missourian
Fatal uc’ep sour.
Biol: adach o. Bartram
allotherresultsoti
Prlcowo. and“. I'll. roll
small size. Boob all aboirtdys
Mound by 1:11chsz
_ out holed Very popular. We
can talk and talk and taut.
but one glance will tell you
more then We can tell in
unlimited time. so call and: ’I‘l‘i‘
, get u "glance.” '
Norwalk Chronicler