gnu!!! gamma 5g"! nrl
tv'odnesdny. Apr-l. l‘ltli. nus.
Lin 0f Lotti-n
it arming in the r.l.~l<llul‘.l r‘.l Smith
.\~~:‘x\,iil;..\préll‘1.l"l‘.‘. i' ha 1“ film:
for any of lllL‘N} letters “'1“ plum-soy
(hm.- zaro nilYi-rtlsml
libll'lt‘fi' Ambler. Mrs. John Amlvy,
“r. \‘v‘. .\. ll. Bwswnll. J-iiizi lliiltn.
.linivs Bro-gun. Mr. Frr‘l. lizrnii. Mrs.
l‘. :iil\' U. llucklvy. Mr. Julia t‘lni‘it. Miss
Fuiiitiv Fitch. Mr. rims. (i:.li.i:invr. Mrs.
l-L t‘ ”0} t. lsnzu‘ Light, Mrs. RUM. Mil~
in. Mrs. Laura Moire. Henry 3100“,
.‘il_‘~ In. St‘llivl‘lv'lil.
J. S. Dunning. l‘. M.
s ..~t l:.ll“ii‘ .it the Siaxrisrti. chive.
‘. . l‘.‘i\' l. l' i; Jill‘nvli fur lnisintss this
:i. thing.
—<»-w’———
ll. it in .m luts t‘iflllliir‘ilt‘i ll his new
i ll'lVliLUlll strcti.
lillxl‘l ‘ ‘.
HM
t: \ \‘.’. ll. Thomas is occupying his
~': ‘Il r l'~-~‘.«l:’llcc’ at \Vllsnn's 1' Wu.
.0. -.__~
i' iiw-r hanging and i‘..lci-i.iiiing by
l 3" ilu‘kr‘r, frl Main street l‘tly's Block.
|., ii
" *' ’ Q'. ,___.
i‘,l i\‘lll'v‘ is to ho .‘lvl'll iiy lilt‘lll Lili‘ilt
in llmliury nu [ills .iii.l in-iiinri‘ow Livon-
”:4“.
H <00. -~—-
l: ‘_'llilll‘ \‘lllllllllllllk‘tllliiil of Old \Vcll
l. - l..,-‘. l9. d: .\. 3L. iivxt 'l‘iics‘luy syru-
1.1...
——~l-ooo
'l‘rw illiiciivrs‘ (“lull lotus in Sword's
lui ling llil‘v'l‘ iwcn i‘cl‘tirnislit-tl and rt-
piintcd.
- .0.
l ii. an i : .nn . i‘ .‘l »- i‘i::ii'lii~ Ely
1.; it lli= ll i “\ l1.|lll . i} ll’«' l:ll§ll=l\'\\l
< ,; .l'..~l!l «‘1' l .»; ii. .iltv
,, Q0. “—
.. . . ' ' ~ ii“. .. l'«‘\\ p11; an
i. . _.:«-;:. 1; :‘.~..ii I-ltii:t iii {luv
.1 :ii1-~' l-l‘ \tlu” ~i\‘\'l’
l’: .2ls vz'ii lil“lh“: is \Hi) ~‘.i;.;w~
~.-‘li ":.i:‘si_.ik."
— —~ «v
a \ « l... lslii‘ lag”: ;..\-p~i_\lr
‘\ «I ,\K- .\.iii\ ll \ l‘.“l“\~
. v.
1'» n inn .\)l‘.,‘.'.~l.‘._
9.. <
‘l"~" liii‘ lluilmiil Kl'ullug \if this
H. ~. _-.>-:-l lii l':,;llll-r‘.i-,: .l
v l.s..<l 1"»; u' ..l hut.”
.\ ..l\. i1 i l4vil- ll .\-l«“~.
,, , fl...»_f._.
.«l .‘»i s. .lwlili ildi‘gi. ‘1. lliililll
.
3i ' i illal‘ lilluti. :ll‘i.l\ll“.l'\
' -;zi i'a l.;'l‘l :‘El'12‘ll.\' :ll‘ltllini ll
. i‘\‘§...lf1lvl‘lll.
vs. __
11.: )l.ii\\'l‘ svl'iil)’ iii this int)‘
.1?‘ “\\iiilt-\\;i~li" iii‘.\t Sutur-
in. ll ii; ::.: Ill" hf'llll” lint untitcrs
n ..: U i'n‘l . .\«‘i»i.t lwn.
’ .0.
vi .._ ml lliw 5 with Nui‘uullk i.ii‘-
:.;:- is m ”iii 'Illl (ll l'x'lvllll‘. :illll
.. . il'tu .‘\ \\l'll.ll. ii.) \‘ti-li lii llilt‘llll
:.i'. . w \ isol'uzt- :iiz)‘ st-ilniis numb-ht
.l~. “mu".
~ 77-? 9.0—“
3.1. \;s‘i liiiutitl is lil‘iilllli‘lli; ritllv‘
in ~: .xv-Lii-iii l‘i1l}‘ :lt Elihu ilull.
" "ll i i in- .l iiiil lllllISI‘ to inur-
l \ l ; i- l\li.‘.i\." 1iit~"il.li.ki-r's
ii, "'i “
.0.’
\\ m, H lulu. ll limigi-puit, land
at .l til vai: wl —~n lll‘l'lllllll. nl his
.v i..i~i l) ili‘pnw his ii,iril\\;irc
. V.» t M i 1.1%“: ~',l_\'. ll > \\'lll spv'ii-l ihn
dbgn l' l . l". imp ~. ii‘.t\l lg lit 1“ dimiit
tht- iii“! of Jillll‘.
— 0.9 n
ll»: ' l l u. _... litt‘l'v'al\t‘ in llll'il iiis~
-~.
lluiilwli d: llirtlin: ll:l\l.'
:iu'rx-Asi‘ tin-ii inn itins
- :i iriiiim‘. in tin :i‘ iizil
in. _\li-.
in 'll (li'l._:'i
i
in pulling ..
x. p. .\\.t’.‘l tiiui. i \‘.liiiw‘ .‘".\.;u
..l m. ..._ ”in high.
4’ _,,
‘Wiiui Ll rl‘illiimn. nun \\.i_‘ i'n..ii:iitl
‘iii iliv- 3 iii l'l lillilgt‘llill‘l lili‘ ii-ii lliilllli-‘,
u‘imi'g' 'l v. i(.l i~-»inpl.t~iiy in tho ('ullen
J: l. .ii. i \\ l: i [urinal status t-rillciii'c If)
in i‘awaxliruigi‘ irinl. inn hot-n li‘li‘lht‘ll‘
ll: in this. ..iiti is Al uuik again iii Louiis
.‘uirj. ll; llilt'l‘.\ N. i‘ i'.‘ l'ni'iury.
'OOO'
.\'.-‘.rliiv:« in liiiwiiiuss and dress suits
,th‘ slaw. .w. tl'l lili‘ spring pizitos for gi-ll'
twain-it's \xi-iir. ll. t'uiiii. thi‘ custom
t.iiiwi‘ ul Nuinnlk. lla\l\i~ :llli‘lllllllllll
iii~ st \ i. w; \l ans. ll -t.i l Hugh and (in
llll ~lxi'. .i :l l-lilili..\ .x :i railing lil iiiiiiit}
‘ ‘ mitt-1’s lint \x’:l.: Siam.
l l: 3;;
r~ -fi-
,\ ii writ! :..t1'i paw-ll iiiii-iigli this
i' i- \T"l“‘. it. nitsi'u 1).: consisting Ll
tiiirQ-twn cars. .\ iiu:nb.-r of them
n rival ilhiiziui'si'ii‘t'Ii‘. il»ili--ii.-ti-iii':.
v.3 i' w my. . n l. _,.; iis-A-l unsiuw ni
- all I'.\- i'ilns illil."=‘ll null. ll)
-' {in} ..l" i' aiipitwl \\'i(ll rut going
u. ! incl» tin-m.
_. ,., ,
his“): ;» ...iivi.iv.l to .\lr. l.‘-iw}‘
\, .. ,. ‘.t .i i‘. 'l' Mimi. :rvsii
,‘i :li. ‘l'lll-l‘U'l ii\’i‘l..t.ii
i‘i lviii‘~r ili'l
. s. l i l lil~ t« Hlll‘
~ . .m. lwl .ii; .iii-iiii-iii.i~:
g . :. i2» i: .- i:.:..l.-v'. Itllll :‘l‘i'. .\ul'
. 3 'l -‘» - c.i..~i..iitl_\ (‘El
o~¢
l. mt' .i .~ ..: .‘li\. i§.ir~;ti' ulvi Mn.
3 . . . t.i . ... ii: in guild)» illN \.il.'
'_‘. .1 ~. l: .'.i r‘..-l' vi :li‘l \‘vm‘h. “Alli
» ;..:.iii»i ilispiiy Fl .ili tili- l.ti\‘r~t
-~' in l) uiticas. {lawn-rs. : limits. it‘lllll'
- 5‘, v-li‘. ‘l'iit- wiiiilwws .it . -!li is‘t.il)li~ii-
.. s ,. .. llZLiCil ml wind, and \\ t'
mm tin l'i'it‘ .i u 2i} t... lulu-s Humid gu
UH: - : an.» t" pi; clmsu. when they intri-
in: - .l. \‘ {fun} i ~c-i-wtii‘ii11idt lllllllr.
Q00 AA
ml was rvtlil‘u-
\' iu. -\ll'\‘l piliil.
‘ .iii llat‘sf stub.
5.. l1 H. ‘v'.;.\
. I‘va Yuri: ti
in“ ...s’.. s -::.t~
.~ . ‘ t‘ .. is. l: L iitniimd about
)‘ i"‘.rl-l-..~L‘[lll.lii' It.“ the l). d:
\. ll. i hill f‘l'isx.
i ‘iius' ' l.“ Him-hot killil
1' .A . = l. l l. ill: .~.-.~.i:.i an for u_
12.1,.ili _.‘ .i ii ~ti;~' ii pk.
~Vs «o. ,
1in . L' .w ‘u u: ‘5‘. \\ mg'itng 3.100
p llliL'l-, i . trw inw- 1;.‘Et'! blt‘ittllt‘l' tut"
l‘li’"l"llii‘14v~\i.l‘.llr‘lll‘; bun bv Riclr
am. 5; \i. l. ’. :lrr:\"al at Jun. I. For-
.‘ .iiiy. l'. “in. inudc by
.d‘ iititahu i uf Brooklyn. and
«1 limit til-'rc on In.- packet
L'upz. lioifrcy. Usvld
r .ii xi ilzzl-I I1"l (in. U'xtlx‘r hull dclll‘ct‘ctl
113.1 iiit’ilzl’l x Wtul's snip _‘.u,itl.
W
The lot-gs hat manufacturing boom of
J. ll. i’lr'r'l ms at Brooklyn. N. Y., rev
manly : ;. ~..i ...;:l :;:st “rel: tlic Credits
Ul‘n .~~".-,i .ii “tn-tun tlm Vulnable iniicluii
cry in t.» thinly. tlicgi‘czittr portion
and valuable to the trade.
Ti‘.‘ .i...t. \Vih bought entirely by
liturgv \uns, lintizmchlnt‘i‘y manufac-
turcr, Hf Nt‘ll‘df‘n‘, at u figuru much be-
low cost.
it. :2 I~L“.\'
“WV-V“
J . ll -. L‘Awy, mule driving it team of
burn“ nttuciwtl tuulurgv roll?! at Mr.
E. A. \l‘t-odw'nrd‘s plat-r. last Thursday
fell brtwceu the bursts heels and the
roller and was run over. He was cut
and burned some but was seriously
hull ‘l‘lic horses took fright and
rm; :iw _\, but were caught by Mr.
llims iicarthebori. bvt’nre any serious
LLiungU W113 done.
*9 m...“
Til.- LlI‘l’l‘St of the Parallol road this
yral‘ is the tin-ginning of its success. The
r-sld will no warn-ml and built. and the
Hopi. ... . mine-cocci. will we to it that
ex: yr. . “if?“ is a Senate that will not
in halo -~ A 'H in {.nVL’C of railrond dich-
L-in. 1m mime Hih‘ uh \Vsdut‘adfly is
. Warn; 5; .u glutinous public”. and
p aisullvsth ml upon some men who
fit?!“ hint l-ilt hairs uf rising higher.—
lisrtfuul Hui:
Mrs. ulurim Raymund. of Wilton,
who in» win-nil grunt children in Dam
bury. will W but hit ninth
birthday on the 315m day {bi mtli.
lizww My Mathematics? occa-
fury with its: annual malnunlmpdlr'
rl Ami. hr: ‘99le atrium mm
to a walk: its.“ “no. this nunnm
Mme... uni out: this umiivwasrys
syru- u of gm: filming—WW
r ,
twill“ «MG-or . and In“
Druimilt Pickled is having his store
rt-psunted and decorated.
. a.
Sir-.CIME and “33-?
13%"
. u . — Mi
p i‘ne show Windows of Coiiistock Broth-
ris pri-smt a handsome appearance.
The wrlthl'
tended the
pines.
Sunday.
)igiiiyuf the line rcaldeuces on East
Awhile have received a spring coal. 0‘
pairit.
..... 4., ,..-
_ Lillian and Allcott in Romeo and Ju-
liet wul nppvar in Music Hall on How
ilz-iy evening. April 24th.
L'il on the evening of the 25th.
—~w ————
Junivs O. Jennings and John McGraW.
of this city have {lCCQ‘p‘H‘ positions with
Nstliziii & L‘u‘s circus. Tlicy will be con-
utcted with the advenising cur.
The addition to
No. ‘1. has born commenced.
263.35. [Winsltil'li‘s and a mansurd.
ry Sc) iiiour luis lili‘ cuntmct.
Tho lllt‘llllK‘l's of Burnsido Guards will
give iiiiothci grand iiiinmicrudc bull iit
Military ll'lll on Weducsdoy evening.
April 19th.
WiMOfin—
. Every member of tho Reform Associw
lion is Burncstly rcquvslcil to be present
zit tlic busini-ss meeting this evening. as
matters of importance will be prcsonted.
All sliuiliil itvnii litmuscchs of sewing
tll‘u‘ilf th.~ l\\':i gmitl plays prescutt‘d lit
ln‘ Uiit‘l‘fl llnlis -. Nut walk. and :it illus-
it‘ llllil that-Hy. t~I :nni‘nw pruning.
l'nclu 'l‘niii‘s L‘.liuu was pluyml by All-
ihim} &. i‘lilis' company in :i \‘i-i‘y liiii‘
:ll'lli‘..i‘~' i;i-t Hiitiiilly pruning alt lin-
0pviii ll lllm‘, Nuruxilk.
"
'l‘im :lllf‘iil ll llll‘t‘lil‘," of tin‘ llzit Flu-
lsllvl‘c‘ .\~~l-i‘liillliil Will llo lii‘lzl lll
ii:iil in ll!_'lil.
will take plncc.
Tim llli‘llllli‘lr‘i of llll‘ L‘anl'i‘gflllllllill
l‘lllll‘l'lll‘iiii..' i\.~l.- \‘i-iy p‘iiuisuiilly vu-
it'l‘iéilllivll|\l'l_'1|rll‘l “hill 1':
at his rvsident-t- on
.l.i) vi. mug lit‘l.
.\s \\ .3
.lti,u\\'zi :is liix li‘
plvil iii. l‘rul- . x «V R-m' is in l- l.
is u rui'o opportunity for :i livo llll‘llll ss
mun. Sou:iilVi-riiwini-iii.
Tito lll".\' yflrt‘ for Ulil \Vt'll
3t .\. .\l.. has arrived.
lt‘l‘ lllilkt‘ Sllfl‘. and is wry liiiiitlsnuio. it
is viiilu-llish-wl nil ”in lllllSldl‘ with Mu—
v-‘llllll‘ I‘llllllt'nl“.
1. ui; ’ l" ‘.:i\’i l-o univ llillllll'il Hit it.
«o.—
i.- lint .\ii.ims snow-mind l2l~l \\‘\‘v k in
gutting $‘il.llll of lll‘i lu‘\‘i)llll' :lgiiiiist lll!‘
liriii ul’ llv-hii‘n & Francisco
.‘lltliilt‘ki‘llli‘ lllllt‘l.
:iiuwiint of money (lr'llilfllll‘tl in tho Ilia-l
National lliiik liy landlord .\'l-\\'cn:iii.
in tho account of Mr. llvlllcu.
Tlll‘ Prohibition
Tl‘lllllll‘ lliii
this work.
o
.\l. Sim-ill llfls lt’lllllVK'll lil llv'll‘fi lalilllil
South Nurn :ilk. in inkv viiurgv cifu lurgv
lmztriliiig ll'llhi‘ tin rv. and will bl- ill
to ut‘onniinmluti‘
who iiin)‘ wish in silt‘iiil n {cw wot-ks or
llllllllll‘ nu iliut li»-.iiiiifiil untl hmiltiiy
litlli- l‘lSIIlll. ~llztniiiiiy Di miwl'iif.
rmtilini‘ss a...“
.\ lid)" in this city. in spunking «if lhll"
rowers. szivs ili:ii hllt‘ has iii-on iipplicil
to in loan :iliiin~' ilvl-i‘ylliing Hilt‘ pnssv-s-
vs. Sin- li;is li~.ii cvvrytliing from the
dour-min t-v tiiu lll\! luilly. null only (le-
[i‘l‘lllllll‘tl to shut
wiwn :ippiii-l to for tho temporary lililll
of her now lung.
Invitations {\X‘r' out for llli‘ wedding of
Miss .li‘llllli‘ ll-irlunk. dztuiziiti'r of (Tupi.
lfurnn'i'ly of this
Tlluvcri‘niiiiiy
i~ l . lilh’l‘ pl li‘l‘ :it tho rl-siili-ntw of Mr.
.'l\‘r‘lllll‘. Jili‘sily
[lu‘iil
cl'x i, in J
Hill 3. wk.
l'.l\‘ llvights.
.\;1‘.l‘27(h. at b‘ n‘clm‘s.
«moulds its czuigriiiuliitioiis.
Thi- Sz‘l"\‘llll\'ll «if S iiiiifnril and I)
l-n :ulvl-rtisu- in tllllllilt‘l‘ column for scaled
prnimsuls
briiluo
boundary
Sriiiif ilIl :l"(l
tiny lid :s’t‘t'll.
The ()ltl \VQ'il (‘Ifl‘lr inn-tun H in “U
uninrgmi :thlizi.
lil'lll ls stil:i.l‘.iv on tho l~il‘|l'.lsi‘.
tithlvi’ fi :lt‘.‘ l :t'il ‘ll't' lli .
mun lily ii.l‘ i-ll'ri‘wi
Ill-:m‘y :_'
lt‘.‘.l'. tli" ~ Y.‘
.. cl”; l m,
[l':(".‘.
M Iyur So‘urtz
Rowan nu uuingrap
frzi in. '(l.
the Oil Ill-n L‘lull Bl'lzidzz
:f‘ll f'urnwii)
who gave it in tho ::
mist that lie prosrni it in Mr. Rowan.
5% nt'ttmri :ivnl Lickri uviiulgenii‘ut
silver-hos \Vi‘h‘ \‘k‘i'}' appropriate»
Will not perm: ii- to print tlmni.
lrtli'i' lit-iii:
lie {iresi‘
Fnru \Vr't-k or two iiftrr tho lirstof
very much unsetilrd
Folks have not lt-ai‘ucd
tirrivuis in ”iv
and unlo-‘s the children
April things me
all over llll‘ city.
the names of tho new
neigliburho-ui.
son begin to .‘Cl'zlpt‘ acquit
mothers will be undertho necessity of
wnvlnving the new neighbu
baker.'milkmzui or nestuy. for it is im-
possiblc to bring onc‘s attention to the
duties of liouseki-oping w
families in the street.
P. T. Barnum is vary a t to get him
self into a mathematical t llcuuua if hels
H..- mu said through the
recently that. Jumbo. the
imbably two hun-
It now trans
his trsiiwr, has been
with him sinccbe was {our years old.
But, of course there is an rxplanation
Phineas will never allow
himself to be caught napping.
wines necessary he will add a. few scurc
yours to the age of tho trainer rather
in .in an inconsistency.-
nut l! -rsftil.
newspapers
big elephant. was
drod or more yeah: 0
pins that Scott.
somewhsre.
than be can:
New Haven Meier.
,M w.“
The regular annual meeting of the
Edi-field County Medical Society
held at the Atlantic Hotel Bridgeport
wlib an slivndancs of
yrstcrdsy.
Dr. Emerson
thirty. min
of New York. to whom
the floor was exien-‘ed
Newtowu. was
cud Dr. 1“
Clark.
Dru. F. H
inn-in. 090er
Dalston-s to m
Dru.
cool“
Bark»,
3 he of thin cl .
rig-m were Willisvcu
O
John H. Farris contcmplatca a Euro-
pean trip this summer.
A handsome Emerson piano was plac-
Id In the Warwick House last wet-k.
cunniixsluners have ex-
. . ’ .
water pipe 5 through Haliford Bl‘nutiful spring !—.\pril 12th the ther-
mniucler tit Elli—snow sturinlthrown in.
. -w-~—QOO———
David E. Disbrtaw will priside at the
nrgull of the First M. E. church next
Theodore .Knnpp is pnintiu and deco-
rating his dining rooms on uin street.
Manager Mitchell lnis blinked fnl'Tues-
day. April 25th, Birch & Backus‘ genu-
ine San Francisco Minstrels.
M ‘
E'istcr bonnets ware scarce last Sun-
\Vo presume it was all owing to
the unpli‘usnnt wonthor.
,. ., —"—‘..—w—
’ \\ ill Bony '“'lll speak in the Reform
It mm on Friday evening.
Viti-ll to be proscrit.
Two Cliinameu were bflptlflPd in New
York last Snndiiv by Rev. Dr. Grigg of
the Reformed Presbyterian church.
Maggie Mitch-
Win. \Veeks won the first prize of $10
in the 25 mile gn-as-you-please walking
mulch iit Military flail last Friday even-
Nullnlrl Aiicrs won the second
prizv of $5.
-«.
W. II. Boole preached in the
t‘ml‘ut 6: Knapp's shop
Waterbury Sunday evening. Hols at-
tending the Methodist conference at
\Vutcrbury.
Julio Gurduila. the good-natured pea-
nut (ll‘lllt‘l‘, formerly located in front of
Lntider‘s block. has taken the store in the
old bank building. rtlcvntly vacated by
(,‘iius. \V. Smith.
>—7——-
Norwiilk Iron \Vorks Company
bustleclureda five por cant. diviilund.
This is tangible ('\'ltll‘l|(‘l‘ to tho stuck-
holilms ihiit ilin company is at but in
ll. flourishing condition. (Linda—Grind“.
l‘. W. lul‘uiilit is pulling in ii ll\‘\\‘
LowoS; Watson bulb-r iii his shop in
1*} lhl Nul'wnlk. ili‘ l|«l\'\ i'iism fur stain is
it‘t'l-llil llllllll lmilvr. 15 iii-rsu puwul‘. und
in guml illllt‘l‘.
'l‘iu- largest Mlll‘ of M‘llln‘ for iiiiy i‘lllt'l‘~
minim-lit in Hill‘ tiny. was Munihiy. “'lll‘ll
llii‘l'i‘ “um 2n: llt‘krls illlll fur “liiiwuco.
ilini r.i n Wu inn-[with for Mitiillgor
vim‘iiun «if ollicvrs Mllx‘lll‘il ~i ‘-~I\\'«l«~il liuiisv nu l‘liui'sduy
lu‘livs. whih-nui liliillllll" !lli'm' |il-'ll~-
uni ll.|)nj\‘l ship iil .-\. llil'kmullvi iv
Sun's .iml M-v llii-ir "Ni-W ll‘illli‘" m-u'lll:
iiiuciiiiii-s. You \\‘|ll hu iluligliiwl for it
ritnsliglilc-r iiinl In tln- silnpli-st nl :ill
lilt‘k‘filllt'll machines.
“'cs‘t nvunuc.
.. ‘ul‘l‘iln'lll‘flll
:Uie-tiix-i‘ i~ »iiii'i'i liii' .‘l."i .‘\lill .il l).ll'll‘ll.
Hills) l'i‘t‘i'llll)‘ no ‘ll
.\|-niit u ymli ago .i linin by tho nuiuu
ui‘ Ji'llllllltzs lutiliug limu (liiuulsun (inn
Colorado, but forum-fly from llridgv-
pun, Went to tho city of llrooklyii and
Now \‘nlk with siwciinens of silvnr ore,
Nix. llllll through his ctl‘orts tho Elk
Ringo Mining Um. \vus organized and
his ll‘lt‘lllls inilucml to inn-st. tho worst
fl‘llllll‘l‘ of which is his hiking in women.
widows and orplutnsnf ilwcity of Brook
lyn. whoro lu- nml his i‘iillciigul-s lllllllt‘
it llli‘ll‘ pi lucipul ll--l l of upci‘iitiuii. .\ fiur
disposing i-nusiih-ruliiv of his stock. Joli-
iil-igs \‘t-ry suddenly iiisnppoiirml. and
gl'l'ullltllllllfillrt‘ cxprcssml whothvr ho
(‘\‘t‘l‘ bud u silvor lniiiu of tiny value or
i'\'i-Il kin-w niiyihiug nl‘nut mining. lie
i‘cpi‘i‘sviitml hiiusvlf iii-i fill‘lllt‘l‘l)‘ owning
ll ciiltlv much in t‘ulormlo. but that he
fuilml in that. took ii build in getting up
zilry mining conipiiull-s. but not With wry
grcat success. '
it is it No. 7 But-
Illlliii‘ of thi-
i on Thursday m'viiiiig of
[li'lt‘gittt‘s will lii‘ (‘lt't‘ll‘ll lii
uttoiid tho statii (‘lllth‘llllilll to ho hold lit
Hartford
Mr. A. Mort-linnw of ll.tnbur_v is exported
to inc prosonl :t'ni lllllll'l“>‘ llll‘ mot-ting.
lmlius comprising thv Norwulk
Uhrlsihiu Tt'llllll‘l‘lllll‘l‘ Union and n lurgu
llllllllk'l‘ of lll\'lll‘ll glh‘fllfl from tho Hl)‘
”viii-s of Smith Nurwulk null Stamford.
with quiluii largo tlllllllli‘l‘ of yv'lltlt‘llll‘ll
\vvll known us. ti-iiipi‘rliiwo worki-rs. I“?!
:it llll‘ rvsldum-v of (Thus. 1‘. Tumor. lit
lim Most! of tho iil'tvrimnn nice-ting iuld
ui tho 2d M. l“.. church. Friday p. m..
lllltl i-njilyl‘il ll sociiil ion Iogi-ihrr. Al-
though much ilisltpp-uiitud ut the unn-
lllllll‘ilrtllll‘i‘ of (‘0'. ll.iiii. who was to
spl-uk in tho twining. tin-y svcuwd dn
ll‘l‘lllllli'll in limbo tho bust of it, nnd
llll\‘l' it good time. About fifty siitllnwu
to well sprclid llllllt‘r‘, mid tho ri-pttst was
licurtily l‘njoyi (l by llll. After tub and ii
lllfll‘llilll’b‘llt‘lll in singing. n "looting
wus orgiitiizml it‘ll by ltr-v. J. A. Illumi-
.-\ftcr (ii-\‘nllmml sort-luvs, remarks
made by Revs. Hamilton and
“"riglit. Messrs. Stiirr and Youngs. and
lhrlmui‘ of the South Norwnlk
Union. Miss llorriau uiid Mrs. Andrcws
of tho Stamford Union and Mrs. Inuiis»
burv of the (mid Wuivr Army. At iiiiw,
thn company sepiiruivd. ull picnsed with
this iiii-i-tiiig of tlic (‘illllllllll‘l
Nnrwnlk. South N ii'w.ilk and Stamford.
-G(lZf‘tf(’.
un borinwi-rs
L. (‘ll‘lll\\'l(‘k.
'l‘liu SENTINICI.
Inst Juue we guvn nu ill‘CJlIllt of llll‘
('lllllt’fllllllllt‘ll circus irniip cniuposvd of
the guusis of tho t‘iiy Hotel. As it was
into before tlicy were able to uppcur be‘
fora th.» public tlw nutttor was postpon-
i-il until this spring. “"6 lcaru the re-
liours‘ils :ll't‘ taking plzii‘u and in ii sliort
llllll' lllr‘ pulilli' \\ lll iiiivu the! plonsurc (if
Witnessing ilu‘ir llllll'Yt‘lUllS fouls. L'iiiil-
iI-ril llui I bit will by lln- musical (lil't‘ctni'
«in» w.ll swing tinl baton and play tho
tli~~i l'lilllil iii lb.- Sillll‘ lllllt'. ll-- ciiii lil‘
il-‘illil i‘i-livnrslivg on tho \lilllll oval-y
i‘\‘t‘lilllf.: :illiiui H ii‘cliwli. "Buck" Law.-
will he: kimwu its Lllt‘ "t'iiriinphui luunliii-r
nl’ Arnvriuu." lllr- Kl‘l‘lll! st fi-ni isturiiing
six mnnursuiilts in llll‘ llll'. Il\‘l'l' ilm grvilt
cit-pliant “Juiiilui” niiil striking on his
Morshni Kinnivy H in ini tutu Dr.
Linn in cutting up pet-pin. Lunvllmil
lliirilolt l't‘CUIllllll‘llils this purl lur llllll
iii-onus" lie is such an rxm-llcnt carver cf
bwf sti-uk. Jimmy Hull is to bc shut
uui :i L“|I‘lllll\. null John Suliunn will lip-
pi-iir Ms llit- fill, lilly. Jle‘y O‘Brien will
Itlll‘iltlllf'” til lllv lllllllt‘llCr‘H the mysteri-
ous t‘llllli'lllrl of u p. .Lilut shell. Flaming
piislt’l‘sl Will soon announce the appear-
ance of this celebrated trnup before the
Thu liiils “‘Ill lu-
rwv-irvl :ti tli.» sn-l «unis-ns‘ mill-av. Tvnvn
lliii. Siziiiilv-i'd until April ‘39ih iii
u'i'lm-it, win-iv» lil‘llls :iiid spi-i'ilivnliuns
tr. t-ziiil'grl lll‘ll'
'l‘liu (‘vlllli'lil'l has lM'l‘ll givvii
rut :iml lln' work will 'ni- c nniiiwiicml at
(l [0 .‘Il‘. R. M.
ii ivtii'r. hriiiiisnnii-ly
(If the l..h- ll'llilf‘l‘ Ureclcy. in
j: rvoning. Tim
in Mr. Oi‘lich.
A Call to New Haven.
Christ church parish of New Haven
has tendered u call to Rev. Dr. William
G. Spoucer of this city.
The Missrs St. Julin of Norwalk. in
another column. invite the ladies to call
and 806 tlwir stock of spring and sum-
mer siyles of milliuery goods, consisting
of the latest novelties of hats, bonnets,
and ribbons, feathers. fancy goods. I-tc.
ith unknown Tbs: ladies of Trinity Church of this
city propose to hold a fair and supper,
and give it play at Music Elia“, on
evening next, (April 18th.) The
ha i will be open at 4 oclock in the cf-
ternoon. Remember tho day and date.
The Easter sociable of the Phalanx of
Norwalk, was hold on Monday evening
of this week, sud was largel attended.
Excellent music was furnis ed for the
occasion. and llll‘ supply of handsome
and attractive dancing orders were
entirely exhausted. All present report
an excellent time.
.4..—
Bapilst sou-Ian Aid Society.
The ladies of the Social Aid Society of
the Dam
lvo a sociable at the residence of InA. J.
rufut. West Avenue. Frld cumin
yogi-o invited lobe turnout. his
elected President. present.
ll. Wilson of Bridgeport
The Fellows for the your sn-
0. Down. linux-
3. Bunion and C. H. Bill:
Ainorlcrm 'Mvdlcnl Air
, Wile. Brown-on.
Bill. and Porter: Dlmum. D
New member:-
nmlm M. 0..
M flu To DOM “Mo;
M. Chukka!"
The mmbvrsof tho mu Obi-lavish
Tmtportuioo Union suburbia method of
in: tbolr thank- to I! ‘
fol-his kindness in not mob a:
. Wilson. W.
ml“. tbs M5: t; “muesli for the
mmlfl'fmfl“. on coconut
I In. A. idem-ion. 7
. , W;
m mononuupsuois. ill. 'f
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unions of
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Fair and Suppcr.
4.9 .-._-.
Phalanx Sociable.
tlst Tabernacle of this city, will
All members of tits c arch an
that the Rav. June: I. Tsylor
wvmw
A Card of “nuts.
for luck: Ball loath-idly
W. Bulb, which
Germ-n Services.
pror sci-vice with sermon will be
held in the German language, It Trinity
church. on Sundays
Also tho Hilly Common
hinted on Sunday morn
and the preparatory service held on
Saturday owning at half past seven.
"7—. .‘...w._—_
Temperance Excursion.
The Reform club of this city have en-
gaged the large and swift steamer “Inns
Branch “ for their annual excursion,
which will take place on Wednesday.
The committee have decid-
ed to go to Linden drove, a bountiful
spot on Staten Island.
fur-noon stllo'clook.
ion willbecele-
log “9 o'clock.
The “merry workers“ connected with
the Congregational church of this city
are holding a fair(iiftornoon and even-
ings). in the basement of the church.
are to continue it
marrow (Thursday) evening.
articles will be offered for solo:
esbments of ice cream.
etc. Admission-10 cents: children 5 cents.
Encouragn tho "merry
attending, and at the BRIDE time leave
some money with them.
HQ.
through to-
Postponement.
'The ball announced to take
night (Wednesday) at Lockw
Nor-walk. under the auspices of the La-
dies Branch of the Norwalk Land League
has been postponed to next Monday
evening, the 17th. and will he held in
Emmet Hall, Norwalk.
have been made for a grand tlino.
eta one dollar. to be had of members of
Arrangements
l'ulnnm's (innit).
Tho pnntiiiastcr lit Brooklyn. CONN”
received. two or llll‘Hl days ago. it lath-r
from u gentleman living in Unclilu. NY.
——i\ lineal llt‘sl‘l‘lldillll of firm rill Piituuiu
——snylug ho had svcii some notice in the
pupars rvgiirtlliiu lliv condition of tho
gmwrul's tombstone. and expressing his
rvsiure and proirot
from furthor injury,
—<
Tho Clvll SCI‘I‘Iel'.
A pulltlon fur the pussmlo «if it bill for
tho lltllll‘tH‘t'llll‘lll of civil wrviou, sigiwd
liv tlmrgo ii. Wiiiruns, HunrySiuddard.
”Hwy 13. ll-irri-lnii. (‘lmrlcs R. Ingcrsnll,
.luliil S. Huiii‘h. 'l‘lbllllll‘l R. 'I‘rnu‘lil‘lilgv.
.l. D. Siirgvni. E. S. \Vliwli-r. F. E. Hur-
I‘lxlill. Juliii ll. Tin-ll. lliiuivl .\. (ltlollnell,
J .\l. Slifl l‘, 1‘. ll. “(IN)". '1‘. S. Sump
s iii, II. M. \VC‘ll'll. (i. A. Bullvr. Arthur
)luiilixlii iiml .‘illll otht‘r voters of New
llnwn. hits jusl boilu furwurdod to Sui.-
iitor l‘liitt for proscntiition to Cougroav.
'l‘rlnlly Purl-II Mooring.
Tho thirteenth unuual inooting of Trini-
ty Parish was bold in ”‘1‘ Sunday school
room of the church Monday owning.
April 10th lit 8 o‘clock. Tlis trtinsuror‘s
report was road and showed it irospor-
nus condition of tho i’iirisli.
lowing Ilflllll‘ll goutli-iuuu wurc claimed
“mm-rs for tho vusuiiig yuan—John ll.
Smith. sviilor wurdcinlsnnc S. Ji-unlngs.
junior Wiirilcn: vostrvuwu. Josiah (lruui-
ll. 8. Rood, David
Stow. Chm-ion E. Duty: clerk I. Mortl
llll‘l‘ lluyt; tronsurer, do in H. Smith.
The liiillosuf the Milo Sm‘loty of the
l'liuit .\ \‘Q‘lllll‘ M. E. Church will givo an
in South Norwnlk on Tucs-
iliiy vvuiung. April lsih, at tlw residciicc
of Mr. llcury Si-yniour. i‘uriwrof Eliza-
iwtll and tiny streets.
prvsidmlt of the society. and has kindly
inviiml tho inciulwrs to tum-t at llt‘l' resi-
l‘lvvry effort will be iiuidti to
iiiiiko it n piviisltnt intuit-ring.
will in: rt‘fllllllg‘l, singing and a general
good tiino is cxpm‘tcd.
both sidcs of tho river iirc cordially in-
vited to be present. .
oystcr supper
Mrs. Seymour is
Frlonds from
Thu uiiu'ringu of Miss Mury'ilicQuhne,
Quliun. to Mr. lnm'is R. VViiiiriurin. of
Albion. N. \'.. nocurrvd at tho rmidclico
of tho brldu‘s piircii's. Tllt‘ildll)‘ t-vt‘iiing,
lbw. ll. N. Dunning of the Cungrcga‘
t‘oiiiil church ullichltcd.
was a quict one. only the imnwdiatc rel-
Mivos iind a few friends being prowl“.
The presents were numerous and very
Tho happy can in look tin-
0:18 expri-ss train for
they will roumlu fora few days, and
thou go to Albion, N. Y.. their future
The bride and groom lire pus:
SFSSPd of“ largo circle of friends, who
will wish them tho liiippil-st of viiyitgos
over life‘s sons.
The wedding
or lmcreu m Motllodlsl.
The house of rt-prescntntives of tho
gciwrnl nssviniily lost work passed it bill
of interest to the Methodist dcnomiiiav
it imwnds the stntc law relating
to the denomination so that worncn its
well us llll'll may vote on the election of
trustees of any church.
on this. it was explained that it oftcu
happened that ll sufficient iiiiuibcr of
innlo iiiouiburs worn not prom-tit to ingui-
ly clout trustm‘s. whlhl ilwrc wais nearly
ulw.ij.snl'iill utii-nilni-eo of tho fi-uui’c-
Moldings fur the Vll‘l‘lltlll of
irusiws Hllllll lw hl'ltl lwrcnl‘tur in Jilli-
uni‘y iiistend ufS ~ptoinbur.
i-liiiiy failure tn rlvct trustees, by tiny
thoy in iy br- chosen
ii i:u-ivrly it'liifci'wu'v. 'l‘l’t‘llfllll‘eri uni rm
quiri-d to proscnt at iiiiuiinl mailings
stun-nu-nts of l‘v‘Cl‘lPlfl and PXIlt‘lltllllll'r's.
Bible Dislrlbulluu.
A notice was given in several of the
Baptist chuvclirs of New York and
Brooklyn Sunday, 0 a meotlng of Blip-
tlsts to [JP llt'lll on Monday evuuliig
of this week in the Calvary Baptist
chuich. for the purpose of forming an
nut and distribute the
The
In the dellulu
vlinizutiou tn
‘ la in this on foreign countries.
call for the mocting states that this
American Bible Society by itscontlnued
refusal to circulate t a translation of
y and Judson has made it impossi-
bio that there shall be any oovo emtion
of Ba tiara with that society.
wasls'gneBd byi ttw'enty-one péominenltgnd
wentiy a ts nynien an covers a -
p In the ministers’ mec‘f- be buried, “a“
on ay tbs Rsv. Dr. Gee-let said he
l :5 pie Antiepcsn BlblchSocloty had
out iv in use u ness. ,
but “ hid flllPd, be both. on heNllI provided”
ted the confidence of “*4— ‘
American Baptists. Other ministers
kc lo the nmi‘stmum l
t was some moo r to not
mtbsn to “mm, ,0 my“... mlllar and um nown o the public,
tats the old stump.
tist clergyman.
a. Dr. Thomas
with his con
dcfsst
light was
strong
totlio on. The casts. of oomfortcbls
shops, will blower tom the ordinsry
potter-ii. Thcwlndows will boulder
mi instead of inside blinds, there will
be curtains of stiff cloth, ornsmcnted
with a band of embossed valvot. sud
furnished at. the bottom with tinted
leather. These curtains will work with
springs, and b s simple smngement
ms be Inc at any height. Over
one win ow will be a small ventilator
in the nature of a. transom, set with
colored glass, and so arranged tint the
passenger may open and close it at will.
base ventilators, together with the
usual ventilators in the roof. will supply
.1 needed air, and largely do sway w t
the necesssity for opening the windows.
with the resultant admission of dust.
and smoke. Itls chimed by the com-
pany that these cars, alike as to fittings,
comforts and possession of all the latest
appliances to ensure ease of riding,
strength of comtructlon. and other re-
quisites of a first-class railroad vehicle.
will bennsurpossed, even if . lulled. by
the cars of any other road on t e Atlan-
tic coast.
_..._-W-
OBITUARY.
, man: 0. Jonas.
The subject of this sketch was born
in New Hampshire. He went to Salem,
Mm.. when a youth and crime to Nor-
walk in his 10th your as apprentice to
William Clark. down town. to learn the
trade of a shocmaker. For sixty
years he was a resident of the Down
Town District and knew and was
known by every inhabitant of the dis-
trict. and by the older inhabitants of the
entire town. He was long a membcr of
Concord Dzvllliou. S. of 'l‘.. when Gould
D. Jennings. Dr. lllll, lt-ibcrt Ella and
associates were loading members. For a
number of ycurs ho curried excursions
in his all bunt when Nuuvun and Shuf-
lll-ld‘s Islands warn the. leitdln resorts.
and when Uilols L-wls \Vliitock wol-
cnuicd all parties to tho liospltrilltles of
bio lighthouse before Rmou Point had
coins to tbs front as a summer resort.
Couliuodoro Jones was the thin by which
ho was fuiiiililirly known in this and ud‘
joining towns. 0n tho 4th tilt... occurrvd
the 50th anniversary of his wedding
day. when many tokens of t‘fllt‘f‘lll were
rccnlx 0d. The cclclirutinn of this event
was provontcd by his actions illness. In
his douth tho caniuunlty loans an age-d
and upright citiznn and his family meet
with an irreparable lo a “Gazelle.
«mu—~—
lulun ht-Iuml.
Lint Thursday “lll‘l‘llflflll n uwmorinl
cxurt‘isv in honor of the pol t Longfellow
\viis iii-id in tho soli- ul hull. Tho pro-
graminc is given below-
l, Hkulch of tho Pmi'vi Lifv. Eiiimii WI
I. Skclch of his writings, Dolls St. John
‘l lenmlilmu.
“'l‘lio Rslny Day,“ D‘Vld l‘nkulskl
4. (‘uiii-crt Quotation, Gratin to
ll. Ri citation.
“The Day hi Dune.“ Aunle Hamilton
a. (D‘vclsuiuiion,
s "launch of the Ship.“ Jamal llsrrls
l (‘Illlfl‘l‘l iiuilillon from unw, llrlilu ll
7 t‘uncsrt l notation, Grade 8
fl. Rfl‘lllllnn.
“Tho Chililnin‘s “our,“ “'luniu Brandon
9. (‘unccrt unlltiou. Grade 7
l0. ”N‘lllllll on.
"The “up" and the Flowcrs,“ Sammie Davi-
li. t‘miccrt umni lun. Grads 6
bl. Pom-art uoilllcn. Grade 5
ill. limitation.
"The ka of the "Mpfl'llll." lulu Swords
H. Doclsnistlnn.
“i‘ulm of Life.“ (‘hnrios [tort
15. (‘unmrt Quotation. Grade if
ltoclistluii.
“lllswsths‘s llllnllll§." Gretta Ellondorf
l7. singing. “The llrlipo."
Ji-nnln (lrcgor . Li llsn Hutchinson. Annic
Remington. 8 in Hamilton. Pisiilut. Miss
lilllbli‘ l". flollwk.
lfl "To alt-lupin \‘lviuruni Sslutniuns." Lilly Wing
Tho pupils arc to be congratulated up-
on thcir success in making the exercise
pleasant, and we ho is that their future
efforts will meet wi i equal success.
Stu-oral of the teachers are spending
their vacation with friends living out of
town.
The next term will open on Monday,
April l'ltli.
We rcizrct to learn that the resigna-
tion of Miss Annie R. Bonjaiulu deprives
the school of the further benefit of her
services. Miss Benjamin's ability and
teacher has been clearly shown by more
than three years work in the primary
grades of the Concord Street and Frank-
“ Street ochools.
—-—-—¢oo—————
Burial of Soldiers.
T to following act concerning the buri-
al 0 soldiers who served in the army or
navy during the into war passed both
houses of the Connecticut Legislature
lust wool: and was signed by the Cover-
nor on Mommy;é This not originated
with the men) rs of" Douglas Fowler
Post of this city, and was presented to
the senate by Senator Baker.
SECTION I. All honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors. or marines. who have
served in the arm , navy, or marine
corps of the Unltct States of America
during the into war of the rebellion, who
shall hereafter die within this stato and
whose relatives or friends are unable or
unwilling to defray the charges of their
funeral, shall be buried at tho expense of
the State of Connecticut. The cost of
such funeral shall not in any clue excocd
the sum of thirty-five dollars.
Site. 2. Such lilteruiont shall bolu the
county wherein the (lf‘Ct‘llSt’d died, or
in the county iid 'oining. but such burial
shall not be um o in any cemetery or
plot used exclusive! for the burial of
the. paupflr dead. T in grave of such sol-
dier, sailor. or marine shall be markt‘d
by a headstone with the name of de-
constid. and if possible the or, nizstlon
to which he belonged. such leadstono
not to cost to exceed the sum of flftren
dollars.
SEC. 8. The quartermaster-generul is
authorized and directed to procure bend-
stones for such res, also the graves
of any such sold are, sailors, or marines
having died since February 8. 1879, and
remaining unmarked by a suitable head.
stone I: provided in section two of this
act. of such uniform design and mate.
rial u l‘mll be npproved of by the gov-
floor.
8:0. 4.. The selectmen. of any town
wherein any such soldier. sailor, or ms-
rlno bubeen buried, or , 3y hereafter
dpay such lfunersl expon-
sec, and absll raw upop the quarter-
mutcr-generul for the e use of such
burial so incurred. for s, headstone. or
The (ironic-t Living Horseman.
Among nil the rest it mes most fo-
none are mo favorsbl mproosed upon
the mind of ever body 3th“ that of
. us more mention will
W
numeral-Io and Dishonor-lilo ' James, mu“
' thrill it wholq city cnd so great throngs
The course of Bonner Baker. on the»
Panilel railroad question. totalkln shout great sods done on
if log to the voters of the
jorit of whom min favor
Earl cud lste, in the
lsliiturs sud out of t, be has devot-
ies to the manure, bellsvin
be h :tlttougprfitbswou shoal
””9090 i ,C‘ no iv mcd‘ mum
the Camden and Ambo of 0mm t. . mag
Ell notions sud votes it! the Son-to must “h 9' tbs Oltfh orld “d
convince those who stunned to
his election laugh“,
to tho Psrsllo
muted film—not to use my
a. We constitution our
”district. on
who fsltbfully
this
. horsebsc by‘tbll renew ed hero of tho
b0 anti-
18th district, circle. Even in Europe, here a man
rfoi excited ran
looked upon
as the inc-til is
patient of
splendid srt And the pa of bmbsok
equutflsnluii Occssi rally be has
t its length
mm m .i,,..
withnolio «in . , '
MIG? IONS.
TRINITY CHURCH.
church was buntifully deco-
rated w tli flowers Enter Sunday, fur-
nished by John H. Smith, our p0
The singing was exceed
fins, and will be repeated Sunds next.
Th Rector. Wm. G. Spencer.
bad very interesting sermons to it
rge stteudsnce.
continues-florist. cannon.
The Easter concert at the Congrega-
tional church was, as usual, full of inter-
prngrammc arranged on
pted to the * day—
ulplt was hand-
owers and lilies
Easter cross and palms.
fine up eunuce.
occu lad the plot or
til i: and was led by Mr. Disbrow, who
as red them to be there in a body, as it
was his last Sunday with them.
Durant read a selection entitled "Rsbbo-
iii" with much feeling and which was
“stoned to with breathless attention.
Mira Lottie Beard sang beautifully the
solo, “Praise Ye the Lord." and Mrs.
v. John. duet. “Easter
Other selections cud
choir. closing
[ 15m AND *3:
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Most Satisfactory Exhibition of the Year.
pitivli’vs
Menagerie of Wild Beasts,
.W. O’DALE STEVEN’S
Great Pacific combination
“AND-—
James Robinsdn’s
llll'AMPl 0N ll illllllS.
P. RYAN,
the subject always ado.
“Christ is Risen.
comely decornt
in in front of the
Campbell and S
Balls," finely.
singing by scholars and
with remarks by the pastor, closed it con-
cert which we hope did many routs
cod, and opened their eyes toarisen
Personals.
Charles F. Underhill of Brdoklyn was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tlieodorus
Nash on Sunday.
Herbert Sterling is home on a visit.
Miss Ada Stringer of Brooklyn, in via.
icing friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A\ery
Danburv. hsvc been Vlhltln‘z
Sole lllanagel'.
B. Rs mnnd of
Wilsuii P. Fuss has been in two.
friends in Brooklyn.
Chief-engineer McGowan spent a few
days in Newark last. week.
“Doc“ Samiuis of New Haven spent
Fast Day in this city.
Capt. Perkins spout Sunday in this
Mr. n .d Mrs. Wm. ll. Earle of East
Avcnuo have roturncd from the South.
Mrs. John Van Auan and grand-
daughter of Port. Jarvis. N. Y.. are visit.
lug friends in town.
Superintendent Pause of the Columbia
Strum Navigation Company. rind wife,
wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burr
Smith of Norwalk. on Sunday.
Rcv. J. J. Wooley and family are via-
iting rolatlves in this city.
Mrs. Eben H l who has been several
or daushmin mm“, W ill give two Magnificent. Perfmmanccs at
Norwalk, Tuesday April l8,
Lot Corner Main St. and 1381ch] Ave.
A raw or Tufisufirifimc FEATURES:
ROMJEO,
The large‘eared African Educated Elephant.
months with
has returned ho a.
John W. C w of Brooklyn was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Bullock has been visiting
friends in Trenton. N J
Capt. Oscar St. John is home on a
short vacation.
Fred. L. Baxter. of New Britain. was
in town over Sunday.
8. Harvey was in Philadelphia
He went to attend the funeral
of Mr. Clarence German. a friend who
has been in the habit of spending a few
days with him during the summer
Tremendous Performing Lair of
Bengal Tigers, African Lions, Black Ti-
gers and Screaming Panthers.
ELAND, and a world of ANTELOPES,
Embracing Rare Kinds.
ONLY NUBIAI'v—IitiLL. on EXHIBITION.
Silken Haired Tinrtary; Yak.
The Trained Steers, Prince and Duke,
Introduced by the vgtersn CHAS. WHITE, together with
Splendid Displays of Birds and Monkeys,
CAREFULLY OULLEID MENAGERIE,
Embracing almost evelry species of
WILD BEAST, RARE-Elli!” AND REPTILE.
James Rcibinson,
The Diamond Studded Champion Rider of the World and the
PARENT OF BAREBACK EQUESTRIANISM.
_ ._. .c. ___.k~..._-
LINDA ‘a'
Mo.“—
A Real Surprlso.
The teachers and l few friends of the
Sabbath school of the Congregational
church had contemplated for some time.
their secretary and treasurer. Mr.
a. surprise and social even-
bui. as the winter's entertain-
ments have been numerous,
tire seekers, and willing workers. have
alike had their hands and hearts full.
there seemed not a convenient time, un-
iiniug last when it. was de-
t the church and then
to his .residcnce,
oq pod—its most of the ladies; directed:
—“ with baskets and bundles," and at 8
o‘clock could have been soon 5 number
y toward High street,
“ taking the osstlc on
The hostess. seem-
llling to surrender in the
absence of her lord, who wns as mud——
down the street.
tions for the rcoepti
turning down the lights,
(which was done
Ferris.) the telephone was
nto use to call the young man
blob by 9:15 proved successful.
When he entered the room, his count/e-
nance showed that the surprise was com-
und many hem-ts were made glad
hearty shake of his hand.
Tho “ workers,"—-for such we must call
them—summoned all to the dining room
and ii bountiful repsst was at
Supper ended,
John l. Ferris.
and as pleas-
til Monday ev
cided to meet a
trending their ws
with a View of
the bill bys
ingly, very w
After msklu
and soft whis-
to perfection
in the warm,
blind or the pal-takers.
—the ever ready superintendent,
ward Beard—not too full for utterance,
began a speech not pa
any one at the
fell upon Mrs.
rticularly fired at
but which finally
Harry Hoyt in the shape
ueu to her by her many
friends condlfimially. that it should not
be opened until Wednesday evening un-
furc. Cum lcto sur-
iuinlyexbi‘oit
der penalty of fo
rise to her was p
better imagined than describ
it was that the fun
oko was on the “
we a surprise gotta
her finding it out.
package we ms
or ask Mrs. _
This presentatio
commenced,
lady who could not
it up for her without
The contents of the
“ see you later " about,
t Thursday morning.
brew our friend For-
tf his guard.
lndul ed in a light
3 be
ric completely 0
“ music," laughter.
Mr. Beard. who had
supper. and not—us we stated
too utterly full
mild (l) remarks also
led to Mr. Ferris,
hearted speech—w
for utterance.
in; this time direc-
d in an able, worm-
bicb must have touch-
sensitlve cord of all
to Mr. Ferris' ion
years of work for the
Only Daring Femn‘le Hurdlc Rider and Queen of The Flaming Zone.
-ELENA .IEAL,‘
.JEAL TWIN. SISTERS,
In Four-Horse Featuring, Unequuied. ; '
w. O'DALE SlTEVENS, _
King of Equilibrium with his magic bsndl, ulhlstllng crosses:- snd pbsnlioci tables. ; .
Sun sy school, 31
sud willing to do
his part with bent, and sud pone,—
“ Checkers It the
handsome ebony table,
lied at the close of his
c grout sur-
mounted on s
which was unve
rcmsrks—cnd was equally
prise to Mr. Ferris and his wife.
this presentation, In! not
tween the reclpls
finally ending
moot thst Mr.
at: of the two proton
ith the acknowledge.
Ferris bsd the best of l
as his present wss bofon hi
to view—while Mrs. Ho t’s
seen before Thur-tiny.
it won s thoroughly
slop. A slight token of
ship was glvcu lulu
ling workon.
spent in each others
feeling tint
vlsn workers in the Ssh
undid not be
Alli VENOA
not ever “unified, toga
lavage! friend-
SIG
NESTOR
In of. most paneli- sud cussing mld-ciri .
. mo Superb Circuis Performers, ‘
whose names on u Familiar csé . ; ' '
e ‘ 48 AI AM
In Fire-Wag Duds.
«mooted to that as Chris.
ball school. Hay ,
esdcr in the bond of
urban," who many holding
_ the bus-moat of tbs“ Coast-0‘
garland church. '
optional-m -
bold wordhmd tho 4 7
Better Dorcas, Blotter Equipped and). Blggsr ‘
p 7 tie thin are found elsewbllre in Amer-ion. ‘ *
sit. A. Brand New Show, which owes no titan t
Which captain its own’spociclly ullt Pdcccgflm
m was «so; ‘
Fire? Hora
Ooxbu < in .'
«mu Tm.‘ .
m looks a
“I“! point.
flk .
10%. vi Better Circus,
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