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° 'l‘li et proceed t th “- rance Sunday was the first real apringdayo! Butler will work the initiatory 0 Army rm . 1” t m
80“,! MW“ gamut! uuppSr‘ue about arcs. e mp8 the season. degree next odriuday evening. ‘ Since our last lune the followi ar~ ’ ' ,_ '
‘~ has... 3. .e.‘.r:'"';;;:°“ F M“ “‘ “murmur“ ...... ~ “3....“ $2” "“‘ *"° ...... SW“ .bfiiwswalf‘s'r‘dk l”? are...“ 3“...“ s‘l’mvi‘lvz Attorney: all Clllllulll ll L“-
‘ ‘ . '. .~ ‘ .t. . . rria‘ i rt on are a strait. in - . = ~ " “ ‘ ‘ . ‘. . Warned-rout. our ork. ,
~ e [in Fe y orator grounds to lease are advertised man 8~ '1 ‘ Th. ‘5. M! 3-5 m” "Y
‘ . . . " Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Craw and Mrs. _ _ ‘ . , _ cake ‘ .
“NW“; ‘s‘ir'ur:1:33:33.me N v w John w. Cu“. no in u“. city. in this issue. ‘ ‘ i council of physician: has considerrfii whipmJ. F. A ~ ' N k; ... of “$331.1: 5L BUILDINh. a
lab? than Monday noon l‘. _ Rev. Geo. P. lllbbflf‘d. who has bevel! Th"? ‘9 talk 0' building ‘ new low E; chiming: He ‘n ‘ vet, c t - I,“ C» H- My: footreetan Wk‘ ’ ‘ .
ill for some time is able to be out again. motive for the Danbury road. . - _ lug glee. G. haulenbeck: billiard one.
0.... “Mann...“ ... ,5...) m i...“ 0n and in" Monday Pakulski‘s bar- The Democratic Slate Cantu-l com~ [outs Potter: fancy humorous. Banks 3 031' 3. 339313
received for the new baptist church. her shoe will elmv Ill 9 O‘clock e m- :“ggg'gmfi “‘ N" mm" w°d‘ fignld"; PM! wg'fliW‘ "$0,: All '1 6 ll l L
h . y . bod s 1 ._ h l h be- ll. R. Fitch has the contract to build ‘ ’ . "e 'i ”l0 3‘ . 03ml!"
gull bufiiatio‘r‘i; fi$2ilfil§§l€20min3rli Edward Kelley‘s house on West avenue. :1. d“. Ear-33% ll“ W d appouit‘et: "lg gafiudwe‘ll. . one! an nun“ or a a"
.... as .. ...... noun» «or» m ...... house: .... .... ,m .... 2. 223.3% scorecards; .....‘2...2.°::22i.:2.2‘2 . ..°'.'°°..: . ...... ...... .....- ...... |
ted their golden wedding last l-riday veztisui for sale in the~ Boston . ounml. the United States. sented by C‘P“ Perkins, will be Wnl‘ Lauder‘e Block. So.“ Nor-walk. CL
“9mm; . ix new members will be added to the The resolution mm.“ b . “1.. House 19. ed to the military company (D or F) re-
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Soc-ls and Hair:-
3‘ Din .. t ’otl-xi»:
It l‘ lh'lllv tih‘t‘i‘ruv-
“min! 1:! loruoc ctr-nu
tly~li r limunil- lo [11‘3“
Farm-haul llmim \Vaninl
.\frs \\ l‘suwil. “ii-lllt‘f)
P-‘r \ar, Rent, or H\\ll1il|‘_“.
I ms 's. A llh‘kiruian .t hon
R. P. .BEATTY.
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heck of Snot (hang-is for Sixty Cents.
\lanini item-r. its...“ ....i .l.i‘:rl - Upcra Rev. .\. S. Gambart preached an lntcr- ill”? police l“ lhell ll?!“ nicotine ”in...“ ",9 Hartford an “"1"“ 3.“- oeiving the greatest number of votes:
““1“. “" l. . . . csting sermon on "Lessons from the '
ll. m, John hr“ at: .\li..cr. i oiizri ghlioiuil
i '. .v. h \l «n Hi. \llth h ll 5‘3”.“ Sunday evening.
Butler Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. will work the g d f ted ~ h Se ‘ ester- thrl reclinin chair in the t officewin- '
initiatory degree next \\'ednesday eren- at; b;?3§.3,; 13";0‘; n to y dow. to the oreman of thgoarnahing de- Mi'k 7c“. a Quart.
: ‘: Edi!“ B. “ll.“ ll“ "“ l" recovered “‘1“ The committee on the celebration of psytmeutofany 1‘“ factory in ‘0“ re- memm‘ ”MERLE.” iii?“ it???“ » .. . - . -. .
‘ ‘U‘l "' "t“‘t‘l‘ . ‘ from his recent severe illncss that he is Mr. \Villiams. secretary of the Dan. the anniversary of Odd Fellowship ‘p. oclv'ing the la t number of votes: the walkers‘outhii‘oi-‘wmalk m Ml “ ‘ 0“ Pounds °’ 0““! AW“ '°' 1“““"‘*“° “m“
awning; :\ .\i. t .3; il ‘7‘. am 5 Int shim. hunting able to take the air on pleasant days. burv mad. resumed his duties on Mon- "3“wa Butler lodge are com leting cane. Wu _ by “‘0 SENTINKL ‘0 the “3'50“ BROTHER-N
.. . . .r-i i i r...“ .h. 1..- for ...... ..r ”...... . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . 1 y . . ex-mayor receivrng the most vow. Box ”South Rorwalk.mxorwalk.
. ‘. .. , .... .1. .mm M«l\crl.-i‘xl \\. h. Bailey has taken charge of the l M- their arrangements. The mom rsof “so“ “on” can be m red I ‘ lay whims. their
...} “Ellirks?“.\lglllhtd‘LF-i‘l‘lli-‘El‘ipy ‘t ’lg 'llutl‘il‘r)‘. blocking department of t‘rofut & lurapp George Warren has purchased a canal Our Brothers‘ Lodge are to be invited. member of the P t. ans at “the $01.02:
\l i i . ...; in- \t .r‘. H .3... x12}? gf.‘ factory No ‘3- bt‘al and WIN cut ll lll lWO for 03'8“" Following the custom which has be ills 3mm: 1. M. Hoyt‘s wig city. “00‘ might soap and asiivcrr‘ianu Knife and Pork IUI‘SleJJrVAuCtIll.
th: ~ - pl. ‘~_:.‘ir.u\i‘i.xr.;.‘ “i ”J vll‘ulllpyhnns.nll‘liiil£tll Now go to .\lcl-Iwen‘s and get a new “00“‘3- come very fashionable. one of the princi- B. Plaisted. city and borough. and at FOR SALE.
. ‘f'fl \.' .,‘,";..‘. '. “ -‘ “ "‘ ’ " " -. ‘3‘ ."' hat. All the sprint: styles are out. and ll. ll. Fitch will occu v his house on leattachesof thelllahackeniohashad his ~ ~ s u
o- . i... l .n. ., in...“ .. ...“... . _ . ll. . ll . Austiusandbpe ccr‘s borough.
\.. \ wows...“ ' theres no use waiting any longer. “first street to be vacated A ril 1st b moustache removed. and now his np- Desirable Residences antlBlllltl'
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“ ~‘ l“ ““"~ l' M _ Rev. Mr. Ross was obliged to etch in D. Stow. . ““0” '3 so youthful “‘9‘ ms nearest A .““‘“'“." lug LOtS.
......n...‘ ..r u....-.. comm-h ... lion-lit: llh‘ '“lil‘llt‘ 0' his mun n Sunday nmrn‘ The total of the state military enmll- "was ““3" "”3“” mm “”1" evening. “ ”"3“ “m“ h°‘
. . ~ . . . . . . ' . - . . rt . nearl new. w‘th ‘ounds N w and than Turkish hunts for Thirty~Eight Cents.
i ..r \\ ri-i. mining ‘Iitrt‘h 2-2. ism. ins. owing to trouble with his throat. ineiit this year is 9.042. an increase of It Is deculedly annoying to “.039 who longing to 11. E. Darin. which “as con~ h“ mm“ 0“ WM ““' Y ‘ l l l
. . , . - l . modern improvements; lots running through to
i\ ' ‘ in i‘. I "If? "“‘J‘l‘ ‘ The plans for thc new church will be about 500. “‘0"!th ill. the Longrcgatiunal church to ‘19}:an ‘ soul) 9 Qt dmmfinen ‘0 ““3 Elrmmod ave. Pure Butter from Litchncld County. Conn.
“ ‘ ‘T,""""' '“ exhibited and subscriptions received at i‘hale. Carroll. son of Gen. \V. Car- NW“ "l? locomotive “f "“3 Danbury ““1 c") to ta e a "all“ ran ""0 another WM“““ “3“ “““'~“ 3"“ mm“: “‘0‘“
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‘ . ‘- l?“ the Baptist Tabernaclcs next Sunday ml]~ is learning the drug business “um. Norwalk railroad giveaprolonged whis team ("“9“ b! ‘ MT- .\ush 0' “'99“ “"‘u‘lm‘ "“m “m‘ ‘“d““"“'““"’d"‘ mm“ .l guarantcc n to bc frcc fromiiunc acid and any or ihos- injurious substances and in inc
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l “A ' ' 1 2w mum". .. l “ "UV! llt‘ right in the rear of lht‘ church Ill the PO"- ‘V he“ “10 dl‘th‘l' started from the $131.33“ “ could u d“med into “9““ or u“ build- manufacture of oltxiniaria‘nnc. llllllg'tlllt‘, etc. I kccp and sell only Pure (will
it. ,, 1. 1 “NW. M11 in! F L‘llovl has taken the basement . (‘lli Tuesdav all ongintl of tho lhulinrv middl“ 0’ lllt‘ service. 1" seems as though aqblepge‘3‘tg 1‘ ““3““ Sit Fhig‘ '0 i T d 0‘ “ ld 0 ti ‘r m". an m "h m pr’ ‘\ ‘ k“! f r in an and are what
‘ ““7"“ ~ ‘ “ - . ~ . - . ‘ - ' rive e e tau was rivin on cue sh l women n m _ ‘ls: - . .. t‘ 11 .~- 0 t
l .. 7- c. under ll. 8. Brown‘s shoe store and Will. road broke the standpipe at the tank op- 4‘ “"gm be mmm‘d‘ p0 g R ALSO FOR SALE- li‘laim them to lx‘—l'lr.\l»t‘las~.
. . . livel . Mr. Nash. when ‘to n
on ~\l‘"l L... commence u... plumbing posilr- ilicdcpot. The wise of lien. R. “ridden vs. Jere- ? OPPOSI He '7
Luriil \otii’cs.
l|"l\t‘)' t ‘unilicmiily. frcsli cvcry day.
in ll~~ll.in.l‘~ ciuiifi-ctii-nciv. '
\pririg a!) lc~ \Vull l'apci’sz l'aipi-r
ll'lliglllfl and i lilciiiiiuiiig: iiiixcd l‘allit.
\Vliilc ln‘ml. llll‘, l‘lt'. 1.. ll. llci‘ki'l‘. 5i
‘ldlll vlri‘t‘l.
l'oruiiur-x l‘lici‘c is now in lloslon
i-ni-uf llli‘ mm: exit-usivc nuinufnctui'iug
| ~l.\llll~llllli‘l|l~ lll .\lucrii'a. 'l‘lic cli-
ll‘llli'i' to l'.tllli“‘ l“lll‘lllllll’i‘ \\‘;ircriioms
Is .it h \ Iii-Al .\t . opposite .\lziiiic iii-pol.
'l‘lia ) not Hill) Iii;iluifiii'lulc. but also
llllltv'll from Italy curious t‘ill‘\“il picccs
ill llli‘ \llllt‘ itl llli' lliigi‘.‘ ill \‘i‘llll‘t‘: fl‘tllll
.\xi ll."*ll‘tllii llllt‘ bicc l‘ui’lziins; from
l’l‘Jlli‘i‘ llll.llil Woods. lullt‘s‘ll‘lt‘c. llllll rich
‘lllt‘ for \ipliohti-ring. from England
r-ul. .‘tllllit‘f‘. llllll' and black hair cloth. in
ricblv brinwh-d pultcrns. bcsiilcs ii large
\.tflrl\‘ of Low curb-nus. 'l‘lu so. togctlicr
“'llll lllr'll‘ nuuicrous iiiuiiufiiclurcs. will
“cll lr'lIJ) l'Hl‘ In \‘isit. llliislriitcd lists
of thew sent on :llllllli‘fllli'll.
business tlicrc.
Partiesdcsiringdirt from the glitters
should niriko iiritiicdiatc application to
either Councilman \ room or t‘liicf l‘cl
bani.
.\ cummirtcc from lllt‘ lliiplist society
went to “'riterbiiry ycstcrday to exam—
inctlic interior of the Baptist church
thcrc.
loliri ll. Light has discontinued his
branch law cillcc at New Canaan. his
business in this city rcquiring all his
time.
William l‘cndcr was quite severely
biticii on Sunday by a dog owned by
Mrs. llurns. who lives on Main slrccl.
I‘hat dog ought to be attended to.
Miss .\linnic Rowan goes to Hutton
this \\'cck to be present at the launching
and to cliristcu the new tlircc-miistcd
schooner that is to bcar her name.
t‘oiiductor Frank llcrmancc has pulled
through his sickness. and been [\l‘i'Si‘lllt d
with a gold watch and chain by the
church of the Mcssiiili of New Haven.
There will be a battalion drill of coin-
pames 1) and F at Lockwood‘s Hall. to~
lnorrow evening.
.\rliclcs contributed for the Grand
fair occupy ncarly every show
window in the city.
The cracked show window iii the SEN-
TlNl-Il. ollicc was replaced by a new one
last week by H. ll. Fitch.
Fifiy_pcr cent. of the capital stock of
the Fitll‘llt‘ld Fire Insurance Co.
paid to the stockholders on Tuesday.
Governor \\'allcr has appointed Good
Friday. the lltli of April. a day of fast-
ing and prayer in Connecticut as usual.
Now that the kitchen of the Old “'cll
llook & Ladder t‘o. is completed dona‘
tions for the culinary department are in
\“ as
Old \\'cll Hook and Ladder L‘o. have
coiiiplclcd their kitchen. the members
work. and Mr. llcriger the
The finishers. trimmers. and curlers of'
uiiah Tierney for damages for a broken
ankle causal by Tierney several months
ago. was tried in the Superior Court this
week. and resulted in a verdict of $250
for lladdcn. Taylor and Perry for llad~
den. \Varncr for Tierney.
Capt. P. C. Holder of L‘romwcll‘s Line
Stciiiiirrs. New York City. called at Capt.
Perkin‘s ollice on Tuesday last to charter
a steamboat to bring the Ne tune Hose
Company fiom Newark. N. . to South
Norwalk June 13 as guests of the. Put-
nam Hose Company of this city.
Mr. Francis Radoux. ninety-four years
old. and whose later years had been spent
in Portland. A‘!“., was a first lit utenaut
uridcr Napoleon Bonaparte. His second
wife was an aunt of Nathaniel llaw-
tliorne. lle taught dancingfand among
his pupils were Longfellow and (lover
nor \\‘ashburri.-.\'. Y. lIcmlif.
—~l‘iiclc Elfin lane. of this city. was also
a pupil of Mr. Radoux.
Chester l“. 'l‘ollcs Jr.. and Miss Lizzie
Reed. were married at the residence of
the bride‘s sister. Mn. 0. l). Newman.
Sevmour‘s. hearing the team behind him
hauled farther to the right. and then.
fenrin a collision. hauled to the left.
when n‘a horse struck his wagon. :5;
setting it. and throwing out Mr.
and the lady accompan ing him. The
two drummers were so thrown out.
and the driver got mixed up in the top
of the overturned carriage. Dunn‘s
horse started on a run for South Nor-
walk. taking the railroad track. Just
above Eben Hill‘s he came in collision
with a horse car driven by Geo. Beno~
dict. Mr. Benedict saw him in time to
haul his horse of! the track. and the rum
away struck the front platform of the
car and then came on down town. where
he was secured by Maj. Crowe and taken
to Sherman‘s livery stable. True Littel
was on the car platform. and was hit in
in the breast by _tlie horse with such
force that he was rendered helpless. lie
was taken to his home. and attended by
Dr. l‘ardec. who ascertained that no set-
ious injuries had been inflicted. One of
the drummers received quite a severe
cut on the knee. which was dressed by
Planning Mill and Lumber Yard. with or without
Machinery; the yard having a front on Water street
of in feel. and on the harbor of 36 feet. with a depth
of three to four hundred fcct.
Machinerv is also offered as follows: Planner. Re
saw. ltuu Plainer. Moulding Machine. Tcnanting
Machine. Packing llox Machine. Sticking Machine.
Two Suing .\‘awa'hrrning Lathe and Tools. Blind
.\Iachlncr . Three sets Brass Heads. l‘alcnt Saw
Table iini Saws. Band Saw and Jig Saw. This ma-
chincry is not much worn. is in good condition and
is now mostly in use. where it can be incl-«ted at
uni' time
AL86 FOR can.
Oyslcr Grounds located in .\‘mivalk harbor. Da-
rien. and Stunned.
For particulars and terms enquire of
HENRY R. FITCH, or
EDWIN ADAMS.
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David Lsndrcth‘a Garden .\‘isils. The oldest House in .\mencai. Every Sr“! guanutmd to
bi: of last year‘s growth. lalldh‘lll‘s American Wonder is earlier
than Bliss? American Wonder.
R. P. BEATTY.
t‘rofut& Knapp No. 1 had a vacation \I . 1) v ‘ t ”01 The driver re ived
. - ‘ . in street. 'luesdav afternoon. by the News , 3 - _ 01‘
ifi5:l:d:;‘l::lfly‘r)\\‘lllg‘l0lltlt‘esflllry repairs ‘gribom‘s lirolllcr-in.l'a\\‘. lbw. Rubi. \V. :iiverlfldd‘gi“: liruip‘igai.“g “gimxagioagg
niu . fr mi Wilt; in l‘ dot to N or Y irk ' . . . . Jones of Brooklyn. About fifty of the 3‘ ‘ y ‘0'“ ‘
“but" Rpm 13‘ l i l . l The shell lish coiiiuiissioiicrs will meet relatives and friends “‘i‘uofiso‘] u... cerw Without a frigate-Red Danni} h'o‘rsehwaa
. . ~ . , . .. . . . . lllt‘ 03'5“" growers m_lll'lllgl‘l‘0ll All?“ nionv. .\fti-racollaiiori Mr. and Mrs. consideraby rm ' r. as 9 orse
'1)“ ‘\"".‘“u‘ "‘ “ “PM“ N d9" ‘ "“2““ ‘31. The hearing will determine the T .n is t my; u. . train for New York and l‘l‘l‘l‘lVl‘d “0 lllJlll'Vi and h“ ““80“ W”
.i..--ui.--..i ...- will i..-~-.11 broke u.“ lclwsurimswlml i‘ni'llm‘d 1“ a mill“ r . .. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ inl sli'htlv dania ed
'. . .. . : l qui stiori o taxr 3. yesterday morning they went to tho i y b _. 3 '
attack. as they'li'ivc ii li‘c iirblimm stand- , . , . , ,
and unable to .l.- printing of any kind. llll: SlZX‘l‘lNl-Zl.‘ bv. u“. ”(lint—Standout (‘omstock Brothers make a diaplnv of home of the bride. .\orthciislle. .\. \.
, ‘ _ . ». . .. _ . (3. "f. silk handkcrcliics and gcnt‘s form's iing Tlicy ex icct to return Saturday of this .- . citv nicctin 1“.“ in Milita .
but l) .\lillllld) “r i \l‘ttl to ll.|\i‘ the '3“ y . ., . good“. something that can‘t be beat for week. he wcdlllllg film“ “'l‘l‘l‘ numcr~ \t u“ '. . . ' g 0 vi (n. SP G STYLES
liev. .\ llill “talked to his church ‘ ualitv and 5“,“. ous and valuable Hall Monday inning. cunt-i man or
.liist Sunday morning in ii plain. kindly l ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' bill. finance (announce. presented the 7 .... up“
:i~li tlic indulgence of our patrons during Way. and if they act upon in.- may...“ l The building vaca't‘cd by ‘lllt‘ Hour has 1-H“... (hunky following estimate of expenses for the
“...“... his “......Ng... ...,“ have a “...... inn put in t wrong i ripiiir and Will be
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~ . ~ ‘ - ‘. i 's N. ho I Vi" i e . current 30“" .
lllld ordeal. lu our new quarters wt‘ pin-1.4m ”...“... and the church's uscful- occupied by the Messrs, rancher. slioc “slim‘llrlalé‘l‘l‘li““"gl ‘ \‘tci'vici‘ua‘tr‘gld‘ lllli‘hfiln.. .. . . . . ~. 8 :32: l r a S
“‘ ' ‘, ‘ ‘ . . .. . ’ . ~ . - t 'i' . (‘n' .q _._. ............ . . t
~h.i‘.l Q". m Wu”. fillillll‘ ,” do luls‘ilicss‘. I...“ y... greatly .....n..m.d_ iii.inufa«‘turi rs. about .\pril lat. ‘ 3.“ y g min! .
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AL)“ | '11" The lliinbury iv .\orwalk railroad cx-
'l‘o morrow wi- .\llull bcgiu moving in- pcct to have it passengcr steamboat run-
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LOWEST PRICES
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A. Dickerman & Son.
to the Ilcw Si‘xrixiti. building. corner of
Main and lilizilwih slrcils‘. lmr two
’ l‘lty Meeting.
‘Il'tsfir'fi lll tl‘lt‘ritllllll We. llicrcforc.
.\uru, is ...............
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. . . It was plainly slab-d :it the Sunday 1th.“ null.“l“.“‘3unmuEwell by 0.“ “:cll “mm" "l“““‘ “r “"“l'klMI N‘lumls. 2.5:“: ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ ' 39 \Vasliinglon Street. South Norwalk. :
(,1; 1_\1. il.‘ 1]) [~ .\113, “norm..." ti-iiipi'rlllll‘l‘ moi-ting that a [in isioii. .\. ul '1. but 'I bursdiiy was well The award ..f u... contract to supply H” Angwm‘» . ‘~-‘ Lotti) 3““ “1351“- Al-«‘“ ALL '1 l”- -
\ll “'ch ‘\ 'llllIi-z to iisslsl at H. .\. ll. llucc on llciicdict Farm is tlic us in of a “llll'l‘i“ll“alni. 5?] decidedly pleasant “f' llll‘ llrl‘l‘kl3‘ll. NM" Yl‘l'k. l‘lllllli‘ schools wine: Works .......... canto) LATEST STYLE.—
liirgc number who give unmistakable nu“ A “u" “' alion “as 5“r‘“‘l' with twclvc pianos has becii made to (fly Allprucv . . ............ no to ...—~01: SI‘RI‘SH— ._;,
ll” 3"" ll ‘l‘ll‘ilwl to iiicci ;it (i. A. ll. evidence of bcing under the inilucnce of A lllt‘ Slillll‘d Tuesday morning among Messrs. “'m. Knabc & t‘o.. this bciii {Sixi'i‘hliiruislik H i I i”: ,. ...T': 13:3 * ..i
,1, ,H‘ 5-,. , .\. , “mm”... \cu‘hinumu llqllill‘. 81mm wood placed hear lbc lum‘r of llu‘ the entire number required, the awari r‘;n~‘iie;mihii-m . .. . . 'aiim DER Y a 0 ,
. l- _ The schooner .\iinicLouiseLockwood. liaymorid .hu'mc“ Foundry. but “.33 was made after “ “N “I "“‘nt‘ ~Thc islillillf‘iifi‘li‘h‘ii-l‘ii ' V i I “:i‘i‘oli I -
slrsi'l. hula) i-icniug. :ii .; o . lock. owncd m Norwalk. and commanded by subdued without any serious damage. board of education having determined ““13“." alt“. :‘HLfiW' " ”,5“. ——1)ROWRI~;~“ CELEBRATE!)—
Mli» \. J. (is lsxiiu_\_ l‘r.-..v_ Capt. .\. ll. .\‘l. Jilhll. has llr‘t‘u sold to The firm of t‘oolidgc & Truwbridgc of l“ Hl‘l‘lll‘l‘ llll‘ "3"“ “'llll‘h ill“? l‘l‘lll‘Vfil cur Attorney‘s t nlcrs 15 in ‘ v 7 g T
. . . lluslou piirlics for $9.00". She is to be Norwiilk. has dissolvcd. It is rcportcd to be best in t ic market. \vithout regard ozroilfnsl'id .\‘id‘cizallks. .. . .. 15(ng silk 1 llllll‘t‘lltls illltl (tunes. . ,i
Ml" ‘1 “ ‘ Ml l'“ H l ' 5‘ “‘ used as a George‘s bank tishcnnuu. and that Davenport s .\ndrcwsof New York to the dill'crcncc lll l‘lll‘lb A ll“? fl “ml“ 1.2.... .lf.‘.".‘§.2..’i.".':... " , ‘ 3min _»_____ 3
\ ”u “A,” lo km? "1 lllllbl “H. (”and \f‘lll lip u". hum.“ \“ISS‘I‘ in lllt‘ .\liit‘rii‘ull will t‘iilililiili‘ llir‘ lills‘lncss ill hat Inllllll- “PK“ l‘x“““llill'_‘“"‘“u“! ‘f‘lllllb‘ll‘Vl-“t‘lui l‘hl‘r t oiuuiissioiis and .\llllll'llli'lll1.. , . .. 150 ill ‘Q
.\H‘” in”. ll‘llllllg lradc. laclut‘ing m u“. sump I‘lilt‘t‘. hiialw pianos \H.“ ilmtuimous _\ ( lost n. Sift-Kim ‘1
iii-mung up of cud. is now u... l-Yl‘ll‘ Three stores on tlic first llo \r of lbc .\t the dressmaking foams of Mrs. J. ‘ 1-,. u... 0”...“ Floating llcnt. Jan 1. 1N to“ ill a 1‘ ‘
t‘ritl rii‘i‘lilllllinli. ' "l“‘n‘ ll‘ms" him'k ‘“ “lull“u." “‘l‘rl‘ ‘\~ “twk‘l- "V97 l‘t‘ll‘ls lllll‘llwill‘c storc. iirarc lll‘i'rllillflll ' lll\ l‘l‘llsvllt‘lll‘llt . 32::Fi'h , I ’ . i
. burncd l-‘I‘iiliiv afternoon. the tire start. lllfl)‘ l’“ “““l Notes of all the latest im~ Winn no but hid “lll‘lli unit «rusty coal ' bus from lluliilrt‘ sourcca Jan 1 J l 7
IV'll‘ll l'i'llll \\'ill lu' (llli'lli'tl llluilll lllt‘ in: llliili'l’ ”Hi stugp 0! {hp (i‘M-r;| Iniuup. litirlt‘il opting style,“ .\[r5_ lb‘l‘kl‘l‘ “‘5“ \vllitl powi‘r loplcuw llll' lUllPl'l c‘ry is thin. ' \g ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ ““5.“ ....
“mp“... ..f 31‘.) . l. iss $13.00“. insurance $13,000. The lcaclics 3- T. To) 'lm.s system of i‘ulling. \\ ha! \\|‘.i’i>lll(- \\,.'llll~ llicc from ih .mpain ni lllntlll “.13. probably “Y“... from Tenn
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“I." “In". Hf li-u‘lii'sli l'. 3_ \ .. I". Y“, “I... “I.‘ml.ul“.n‘ so“! It) "My.” for llS~ Tht‘ statement “rink“! ill llii‘ Ifufh‘l‘il“ Mi “Ill. furl. i r ro.i i ‘1‘.|\.Il.lll‘(‘\3rl“llll bib. of \orumk 1 ill i\
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‘ ‘ ‘ - ' - .' . rlr broiiod »iio iiiullcr llil“ thc_\ thumb to rt'f\\‘ ..llil .l ..h
lll'ai; Mr. 1.. \i lo. n. l . Illlltl;.ll'll. l l sistaiii o. “ n 1) _ I . u Fun...” rclutn’c to Davenport &_ Andrews '1“ ’ ".\.... k ‘1 . n . ‘ ... ‘
l" "“1““ "7 ”lll‘ ili‘l l" 3 M gi- l‘ipl'iin 'i run =ivH \v to is we . hp"... owners “f the hufim‘.“ of L‘ l‘ .\.r u- ilT‘ll. uiy -.«ii~.~~..u-.- compo. ._ _.i
i ‘ ‘ i ' ' " ‘ ‘ ‘ - " . .. ~l . . .i ;- . - . Taxable List of Rail... . __ Lotus. sin ,
“ 1” -"““‘ “l"“ll Allrll 1"» known among oysicriiicn. was instantly And t »r ll -s r m. llll bi l t mm rm 3 . | I . ,
Smith is untrue. Mr. Smith is its only Rcepaifullv submmml, E are OllOl‘ill" a Splendid Silk ill ( OlOI‘S for
. . , c l " ‘\ ‘ ' ’ ~ . kill‘ 1 l: st w “k. wliil . wiilkiii ’ ii iii . ~ . i . . - . . ‘ N" M "'3‘ ‘i‘l i'h’iw'“l M‘- . :lrlll‘! l‘h‘ml PM ' .\tA'l‘TllI-ZW ciiltltETT. . t .
(in ml if! r n \t lin.d.i_\ ll \\lll llt H l H l l. l‘ l il\\llt r. havinport & .\iidri “s sill Mr. {1‘09 illi‘ll t‘allll l b. bought ClSC‘WllCI‘C 101.
_ . \ - ‘i :t. h ll‘ frcsli from nu! lll\ pchr‘n t‘ommlllu‘ on l-‘uiancc
l..\\ ful ii» culcli ir-rul. r.iilro:id track. ucur l‘urtl licslcr. l! 18 S‘nllll‘rl hats. ‘ m “H .. by»: my ‘.l at l. ~~ . 1 ' . ‘ - \ ~ . . - .
MH- ”Lb p. In.“ h." “T" “Wt“! thought that hi. bm-aiiu- i‘iinfllsml on the K I m ‘ H“ The followmg risolutions “err passed. Con“. $1.23. Aiso a full line 01 Caislimcres m ,.
black and colors. These goods arc of the best,
» Remind. That a tax of S} mills on the
approach of two trains. coming from ‘ . ‘ . _ .
opposite directions and in avoiding one dollar be. and the same '8 h‘nh“ laid on . ~ . ‘1
and at Bottom Prices. And an all Silk Lace 3
Scarf for 2'50. \Vc are also selling :1 Muslin 3
was struck by lllc ul‘lu‘r. the taxable property of this city con-
Skirt for 751:. and Night Dresses for $1.25 that
. ‘liy lianic ‘ \\
‘i I\;. ~ i \ 1‘ V\ .. \‘lilui-~
in “HA \ ll) tlt . t f l, {ltlkl p0". lli‘i‘ i'unvnllrd dainty ‘ surv thy iaaiuc i~ U) stcr ‘
sccurcd a verdict for $-..itl0 from the I‘m: filfrrrf.
Fulton avcmic Horse Railroad company. _ ”.--.-. ----.. 7..-- .,-_
Stamford. -
an honorary mriiilwi of (Ki, [-1
licv. \\‘. ll. tiillwrl nccupicd lllt‘ \‘~iii« , . . , H .
gr. 47|llillfill llllll'll aunt.“ i-\‘i‘lill\;_:. \‘ . l , ' f‘ l“ f ‘ ‘ _ . (if lirinikl3‘ll. {l8 mnlpullp‘fllloll rooplvud thou-ruin“ Trike .\iitlco. tained on the llsl Of 1333‘ n) I‘lma‘ lht‘
. ulllil on... o ”iii ll t .i o t u lnlptll‘i- ”mm years ago in falling from one of The i‘mmnissiouers of .\‘hcll‘ Fisheries current expenses of the citv for the llrce’ - '
irml‘l‘ ‘1': “I‘ll “ll-T‘I‘T 'flulllli‘ll‘.‘ “l‘llrlll‘ will?!“ the company s cars. of t‘onnccticut have prepared the list out vear. and to pav a portion 'of its u r n I t u re
i‘om ic :ix~ is o . :i c ocs c gro is g. . . . ‘ ~ . ~ . __ ‘ . L -. . -
. , . - . . - . . l‘ -u an - \\ ‘s - ir tax s'li ion stint in stir roun- s for tloatiri debt.
\ \\. l.-i Him! is :it work on :i Lthlllil Just complctcd by the .\licll lush t oln- ‘3 ll ‘ n" t '7 “f “ll t lrrri f\ i l ~ p. _
\ ill-sirabli- h-ucnn-iil l'll lll'l e licl
lliliii ls :ul‘t lll‘l il in this l>.‘llt‘.
‘ ~ - . i - .....u i u. )3; 1' -‘ .‘ ~ in ‘ ‘~ i _. . -. .- '. ' .. . ' *
lo: of l.:- popular i'l‘lll boards. mission. The full list foulS lll‘ “hm" l‘lt‘lll‘tlllll.‘"::l:\‘l,l‘:‘i\u:;lt:ll;:1“‘\[\f‘}"3:::;:[:‘\'l tflirt ll‘dll)l:L‘di‘iw‘i‘cl‘imilil"l‘l‘l)n.‘i‘ii.“ 3:: RIT:il“\'\‘ list; 12;; Eehfili‘d‘ell‘igbsfiiilchi‘: lanai}: . . . dlL‘ W01.1h él‘du‘ . T131“. I "(‘10)“ 031‘ Of ElllCh We 7 3
“NW",“V‘ ‘:““-"\'.“i"‘“t"l:"““k'-“."‘ ii?li.‘§"§«'»\li“..ll""Hill:5173‘..r"‘i“.‘.."'§'i"...‘.'§ “"““‘-‘"“““5”"5»“n“ ““‘Nllm‘ nulnlwr .llll‘ ‘97:“ “an“ March: “Mylo llall. declaring ladule‘ind payable on the .\.:fil‘flflflffi S§lfggg§3flgflfglljfi speak, is made of “l‘l‘llll 01 the Loom 1111151151.
l“ “‘ll‘“: “‘r ‘l‘ or. - r~‘~ . ~5‘Vlll‘ s. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘_« ‘ , . ‘ ‘ ‘ of words to any part of the country will Soul l .‘orwii '. at N :i.m.. on . iurs-lay first i ay 0 . ay 8“ . . ‘ “2‘ ~ ‘ - ‘ . ‘ . \Vl‘d , lel‘S Ol‘ Olll‘ (“'ll 1113110130“er I‘ll‘l c > » , a,
The no.“ i livanzigh h: . lukcll :i p lilllllll ”tuft“gle‘Mindl‘ml‘ n". l‘ “ nue m u“ not cost more than one dollar. the 27th day of March; at Town Hall. The mayor then asked for the sense of Enameled “H‘s—m" 0“.“ manufacture. Cdllt 0 ‘ l l ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
s a . . .
lil \vl.iiii~ l'l\prc~- cuiiipaiiy‘s nllicc.
The l '. i‘. Sir-volis' placc. liliiiwood
;i\. nun. 1" utl'nrcil for siilc. cacliangc or
rl iil
. ' - ’ ‘ ' ‘ . ' a _
Ilugh J. Jpwiu is a director in twp"... Bridgeport. at Ill a.m.. on Wednesday the riiceting upon the advisibilitv and “5:0“ "2““: fm‘1 “£3“?- suitshmafde 03‘- Oll Cloth: ill ‘ »
railroad companies; Sammq Shem m the 2d day of April next. and at New charactcrufa tire alarm. After the ex~ t ‘ ”Rims?" a“; . up. 1 .‘sot “m“
u\~pm\-_u.n...; Jay Gould in twenty-four llavcu on Tucsday. “'cdncsday and prcssions of a few opinions, it was voted urc ‘ r ‘ rand. ining-ror m2“ 9 Ci
George B. Roberts in “sounds“; Augusx Thursday. the 8th. 9th and 10th days of that it he the sense of the meeting that lust-clam extensron tables “Ml fan
of the best calico. for $1.12 each.
The petition of the Ulmstcad “Hill for all “'idlllS. at Rock BOllODl Prices.
an cxtcnsiou of time in which to expend
ten per cent. of its subscribed capital.
not having bccn granted. the charlcr cx~ . - . _ . .. . .\ . ‘l . l‘ .1“! u -‘\' will lay . . ~ 1 1' ti . ... cil irovid‘ a suitabl . fire alarm leaves. al *1 Per {90‘- / “"
~. . ._ .. g _ _‘ . ‘_ _ sbc .1“. “ _.., .\ .,_ .ll'llltx.i i i.» .sau ists lttun | t t . . .
lv ‘- l - 3‘ .\. “H b \ l‘lllllll ted llll N T' pircd on l‘riday. unless it could beshown :3“ in ll'fl'fl‘u“: £333rigtfihfr'hfik'dlnelhlni‘lg “l“‘n for examination. Any pccson bav— '__- “--.- _ Bedding—Elegant pure curled hair «
‘ “" “ “l “mu." ‘il'ull'l‘ la“ “mail." [but the iicccssflry amount had “W" in lifl\'*l\\‘\; \ d ‘ h l i l"): 3"" ‘ll‘ll‘l‘llllll lllt‘l‘t‘lll is N llli‘s‘fcd to ENTEIBT.\IN.\IENTS. manm; also Other varieties in low l
' ‘ ”'“lg' liccl‘ cxpcllilt‘il. The road lllt-anlinit‘dis' ' . , ' _ a “it‘ll!" :lllli prcsclil the same on an ' of prices. _ .
.\ numi 21‘ of fricliils' of Mrs. II. it. i‘in'cl‘i‘il that it had really spent several Am“ “““rs- “n“ "f ”l“ “l“ “‘“lk‘m’l s:iid days at in o‘clock am. ) “"3““ “ll""F-‘W‘m'o ‘deulkl- Bed Springs. from #1 up: woven Wire .
Filo". _; |\ .~ l;. r .iu uui-xpuctcd call .\lnii~ Illt‘lls‘tlllil dollars morctlmu was r-‘iluircd. 0' “l“ “W“ ‘1'“‘1 last l‘fltlll)‘. and “‘88
tl.l\ -\. lung. and :Iiinotu‘r‘i-s that it will continue Elna: ""1 lllondafy. lie Mild “hi"b'” ‘1
. . . . . . . . . . 2 re a ms ioiisc or scvcra vcars an.
1‘ » in .~ begin to llll‘lllrt‘ wli in [low -;i.-- “l“‘l‘ 3* Hum“) “3 possrblc. . - . - . - ~ ‘- ~
...,r‘vI-r' ‘rlvllllll-ti it «'l‘ stciiniboais livill um” his purchase of Engineer “flirts
c lllllnl'lit‘.‘ running.
, . 0n next Tuesday evening this young springs. $4.50.
American artist. who is eclipsing all pre~
tlrgaii Concert. . _
decessors to dramatic fame. will ap~
The fourth organ recital and musical
.|. W. & M. 8. SMITH. i
‘ 'i ‘ ' r ‘t.. - South N irwalk.
funeral was largely attended. 55 “ dblllDl-JU“ b L
.\. ll. Sc lllt‘lll ll‘h‘ resigned :i:‘. freight
:lgcni of ill“ lLinbiirv .v N«vi‘\\':ilk railroad
l“ lllbt' i lli'i‘l .\[tl'll l.
ll. 1‘. llt‘JilV. the binding borough gro-
vvr. llil‘ :in ilIlVi'l'll5t‘lllt‘ill In this number
[ligil will inn-rest housekeepers.
'l‘lic ilir-‘i‘lfirs‘ 0f llll‘ l).inbury & Nur-
“:ilk ll. ll. i‘ l.. llt‘lll :i riiccting Thurs-
.lr‘i l:i\l t-icoiisidcr tlic matter of a steam-
lmul for flu- coming season
- . . t the Opera House. as “Juliet." in
The report of the board of managers , ‘ . ~ ‘ . .. , _ ‘ _‘ ontef‘alnnlpn(‘ under H... “mph”... of the pcar‘il‘ . . ..
of the National Home for Disabled Vol~ Nd” on 1“" MIN" lucd “”4““ It. “I" Young l‘t‘wllt‘e‘ Association. \\ ill be held bhaknp‘ams great tragedy 0f Romeo
I
unleer Soldiers gives the total numbcrof
mcuibcrs. prcscnl and absent. as 8.026.
not such a large number considering the
vast sizc of thc l'nion Army. There
xvi-re 113 deaths at the various branches
during the last fiscal year. and there have
been 4.058 deaths since the Home was
opened in 1867. The total expenditures
during the year were $l.282.129.52.
Sonic engaged in business in this city
the brig l’liintlic.
captain and first mate.
A bottle was pickcd up in the Middle
Channel Monday. by Geo. llanford. that
contained a piece of inanilla paper- on
which was written the following: “Lost.
on January ‘2. 1882. oil Longhcad. Fla“
All went down except
Cap name was
A bill has passed the Senate that the
in the borough Baptist church. on
\Vcdncsday evening. April 9th, corri-
mencirig at .\‘o‘clock. .\lrrxl. W. Black.
of the N. Y. Apollo Club. will Igain par-
ticipate. Dr. C. 1‘. Beaman. of Stamford
will be present and render several cor—
rict solos. Mr. F. \V. Nichols. whose
playing was so much admired :it the last
concert. wrll preside at the organ. Mr.
Black and Miss l‘ottcr of Norwalk. assisb
and Juliet." She is carrying the coun«
are unlimited in her praises. At her last
appearance in Boston, Feb. 5th. 138-1.
the Boston Herald. a conservative paper.
headed its article referrin to her with
the bead lines:—“Covers erself with
Glory! Margaret Mather Receives the
Greatest Compliment Ever Paid aStar!
The Product of Natural Ability and Re.
try by storm. and the leading journals,
Carpets!
The largest stock in the COUNTY at
the l..()\\' EST PRICES IN AMERICA.
Bigelow Body Brussells $1.25 per yd.
up.
Roxbury Brussells carpets 90c. per yd.
Good qualities of other makes. 550. to
have no safes for lhoir books. and place superior 00“" ”f Fiiirficld county shall Pd by tbc Symphonia Quartettc. will ren- has“: 1136;33051t‘gbheattal;n§;uggg English‘d-ply and Klddcrminster far-
'l‘h. n- \Vlll lu- tun-ntytiw- t‘onnectic iii 11...... at night in u... “inst con~ meet in D-inbury on the first Monday of der the vocal numbers on the programme. f‘ ‘g lair t audi inces (31, a“; season pets. “‘9 km“ that never “’3‘" 0‘“-
luuguii gm“... ..f base ball in Waterbury Wm...“ place in their mm... to g“ them Februarv. April. June and December. Two full choruses are also to be intro- " ‘t c 1 gas“ Mather‘s rformance of Lowell extra super Ingrains, 80c. per
during thi- coming season. beddes u out in ...“... ”f fin.- We suggest that it and in Bridgeport the first Monday of duced. The fine singing of Mr. Black of w‘ n ‘ pe yard.
Cieo. B. Plaisted, 5i
ii cross-ii all; from Lauder‘s corner to the nies. It has been suggested that Speaker price for the copyright and a royalty on
31...,3..k....,.. m. ..l ...“ , , . Harrison. representing the original ”l” $31“.- .. . . successor of Neilsou. and in the morocc-
with a g...“ ..m: l m ‘ n be replaced statute commission. make the presenta- The yellow paper upon which the p03. :33: .. “that,“ ?;§Ef:§dgve:a%:rué‘llg f2: rioua business 0f the play she stands
ank Burritt received a" UN antl [ion address. and that Gov. “'aller reply tal notes nowun use are printed is of last ' ear iowever we find that our re- alone. with astronglikelihood of remain;
carved chair Saturdav from his mgot-he! for the state m accepting the statue of such poor quality "if“ the notes are very mar 8 upon the étate of the trade in mg unchallenged for years to come.
“.h” .3 in Europe. (in unpacking it am; the war governor. to be followed by the easily mutilated with very little hard March 1883 would apply directly, ‘0 Miss Mather is undoubtedly the leadrn
of u“. arms was found to be broken. oration of the day. The chmce of orator usage. , To obviate the difliculty new ‘ ' star on the American stage today, an
. . . . the present month. . . .
_ wrll probably be made at the meeting notes are to be. issued, printed on better E - this opportunity tosee her in her best
v“ "69,, d .n _. 1 b If h . . verybody was grumbling, the clerk .
rcccilved fforii tall; mailman: 33.3“? ms week‘ pap" 0' a pm" 001°" The blank “m“ 0' the weather was being roundly abused Ch‘“°‘°' m“ “"d‘mbtedly ”Nd u”
Madras lace Nottingham, and heavy
- . - curtains in great variety.
. . , . . The contract labor svstem in Ohio has that are “9" m the hands of the P05” . ‘ Opera House. Tickets on 3319 at Plnlll' r o o ne
3MP!) “8“}? ‘rw'ti' “.1“ ’{Twafded ‘0 been abolished by the legislature of that masters “"3” “59" “P hem” "‘8 "9“ iii: 53;? lggalggiigfiie 15?? find: ‘9‘“ (““3 “a“ I
mcmnau‘ " or 0‘" mt ‘ fer" state. and a new plan has been adopted ones are received. ’ John Dewitt Miner.
_ is up to the average for the month. and . . _
By the regular weekly report of this in some instances better. Wonderful to Mr. John De Witt Miller, who Will
goodly riuuibcr by non-league clubs. “mum i... “-9“ for such to furnish the January. March. May. S ‘plt‘l‘nber. not.)- the Apollo club was the feature of the ”Shun: the Ifi’slig‘ Theatre ‘13:; 51?: Hartford extra super 1'18“!is 750- ‘.
. The rcpublicari stare conn-niion to otliccrs of the tire palicc with infornia- ber “"0 November. and may adjourn ‘0 “‘5' concert. and ms presence at this en» imarkalileyc‘siugliment of eleven calls be- ”(goodyard' 1‘ - ‘ 0- »- . ' - ‘ 3
t‘lt't‘l deli-gazes to the national conven- tion whereby they could rescue the books Norwalk or Stamford. tertammcnt “'1‘." be a yfry great “PM“ film the curgiin two of which were Oil €13:qu agelliggrighl‘ic-gtgogf‘a :1
lion will lll‘ held at .\llyn hull. Hartford. in case of fire. as the owners may not. be Professor \Vcltori‘s new musical com- tl0“: I ""5 "' and 3" “S“ls- Tickets given her after th‘e close of the play. the e ialtv from o {-0 15 f3“ ‘wid at low 7
\Vednesday. April 23d. able to arrive in time. or books may get. position. which he will call “Old \Vell at \ a.“ “905‘?“ _& Amblers and 3‘ Sher- applause being min led with cheers Bits. " ’ ~ ’ e. \
. The temperance “...,“ was too small misplaced and destroyed in the confu‘ .\I'urch.“ and which is dedicated to Old “'00“ lb horn alk. from all parts of the (“man The Buf-' P ' ,
on Sundray to accommodate the attemb “”0 0‘ lt‘lnmal of other goods. :25“! uxmfh it‘ld‘g' tfigb'tthe “g‘gu' The “at Trade. - “10 Courier 3335: A year; we P71?“ 3;
ancc. h » meetiu 1 was full of interest The committee on unveilin the statue ' P U ‘ ‘ ‘ n ' 3“" '°~ - - . nounced her the atest u let in t c a
and earnerstncss. ,5 of ex~governor Buckingham “have. fixed 2““ wwghhnivhfien “CC‘TW with?“ tgézl‘t ihzirzziz-ublll‘sienafgfttlfél$92133: world. and we havogliieo reasonto qualify DEA/[JER IN ‘ i
The Pump“... urethat the apology for \\ ednesday. June lsrh, for the ceremo. rm. an r. c on receives a 1 ml 80 bad. and trade so dull at this season that decision now. In tbedelicate work . 2
would imply the truth of the old adage 0f the character she is the legitimate
Drugs, Chemicals,
Elegant new styles from 30c. u
Window shade bollonds all wi tbs and
colors.
Cornice poles from 650. up.
Elegant rum poles with rings, brack~
ets. and ends, $2.00
Patent Mcdicines,g'l‘oilct Articles. 7 .-
» t
A
_ JUllgt‘ HI" l5 “13‘;le lllt‘ 700““ fth‘l’ bv which the prisoners shall be employed
5"5'mm" “Wlh” ~“ “WWW store. “ “ll‘ and the product of their labor disposed
iii-.ztnn street. finished off into tenement
apartments.
The. pews of the Methodist church will
f rented Tuesday evening. April 1. in—
stead of Monday evening. as announced
from the pulpit last Sunday.
1):. Mclionegal. having removed his
office and residence to cor. “’est and
Butler streets. Norwaik. has a card in
another column giving his office hours.
etc.
The regular meeting of Kabaosa En-
campment will be held this evening. If
you area Patriarch it is mnestly re~
aucsled that you be present. The third
egrre wxll be worked. 0 >
. Mrs. W. Fawcett will occupy the ore
in Laudrr's block recently vacat by
M”. (Bulfrey. and reopen it on or about
of so that. it. shall not interfere with or
effect established industries. This is to
be regulated by a board of managers, two
of whom shall be skilled mechanics. The
wisdom of this scheme is apparent to
all. and its good results will not be slow
in making their appearance.
The Union Temperance committee
have been fortunate in securing the
service of Mr. S. Stacey. the converted
liquor dealer of Brooklyn. and Mr. \V.
S. Bailey of South Norwalk as speakers
for their meeting in Allyn hall to-mor~
row evening. The enthusiasm which
they created last Sunday evening will
insure a large audience The commit-
tee will provide for theoomfort in scat~
ing the large audience which attend their
meetings. All will be welcome—free
a large facto
over one bun
The capi-
jobbing trade. It must be evident from
this that batters are really going—to do
more business than ever. On general
principles we do not see why business is
not on a par- with other seasons, and will
rophesy right here, that retailers who
ave delayed ordering their lines of stiff
hats, will be in sad stress for bats when
the season opens, which it is liable to do
at short notice—Hatter and Farrier.
Linen Wedding Surprise.
Tuesday evening was the twentieth
anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and
MrsWilliam T.Ray mood. and their num-
erous friends made it the occasion for
giving them an unexpected call at
their residence in Five Mile River. About
seventy from this city took the 8 o’clock
issue it will beseen that the shipment of relate this is true. particularly of the lecture at the Congregational church
oysters to Europe has quite materially
increased. The demand for this trade is
not as heavy as was expected. and here
is principally upon Reed & Housman.
who last week shipped 407 barrels, and
on Tuesday of this week 100 barrels. The
general trade is good, and Messrs. Mer-
rill. Bell, and Remson are each having
about their usual orders.
A new hat shop in Hawleyville seems
now to be an assured fact. as ex-Repre-
sentative S. A. Blackman has. the past
week. bought the right of way to his
meadow, on the north side of the New
England railway, and driven the stakes.
etc. for the new building. He expects,
with the aid of othercapitalists, to erect
capable of employin
red workmen.
next Monday evening, isa oung man of
marked ability, who is rn ing in tbwe
days. a great sensation in the lecture
field. He does not run in the customary
grooves but-sets forth his own thoughts
and impressions, with a singular power
and originality of expression. He will
undoubtedly more than sustain the
agreeable imprcmion made by those who
have preceded him in the lecture course.
At Vinelaud. N. J.. Bainbridge, N. Y.,
Simsbury, (3.. and Port Jefferson. L. 1..
where he lectured after Bruce, Collyer.
Bcpwortb. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, and
others. Mr. Miller was rte-engaged for
a supplementary lecture, the committee
saying he was the best of the course.
This is saying a great deal of his popu-
larity on the lecture platform.
J.
PAPE HANGINGS.
The largest stock in the state—five
hundred different daigns and patterns
in gold and tints for . ecorating and ar-
tistic mural furnishing at prices lower
than the lowest.
lElegant; gold paperbangiugs. 35¢. per
no .
If you want your house decorated-
froscoed or pered. or if you contem-
plate furnisfiilng in the latest style, with
modern taste, we defy competition in
style and prices. We. will give you an
estimate for the ENTIRE FURNISHING
of Your House to suit your purse,iu bars
many and good taste, or mural decora-
tion equal to the best city houses. We
Perfumes, Sills, Stationery, Art Materials.
We have concluded to give to the public tk:..‘.),°nefit of a few
of our old Formula, and would call your attention to \
“ PlaiSted’s Cough Remedy l”
Agile Cure, Iron Tonic Bitters, Our 0w.
Condition Powders, Sarsaparilla,
and “form Tablets.
Apr” 5",, as a firs; (.1838 New York mil- seats and admission.—H’ford Coumnt. 3;] is said to be $5,000. Mr. Blackman train, and others drove over, and friends —.———-———- employ the best paperbangers and deco-
linery store. see adv. Mr. Bell, the originator of the tele— gave $100 for the eighth of an acre from_N_ew York. Stamford “d Bud!" “Bess. “1° Wait,” ‘3 PW“‘M_ at “1.0 N "9° med'e‘gdmuphmrs
The church of the Rev John L on of phone enterprise of that name. formerly bought of Mrs. Glover Hawley.—N’town port Jorned them at the house, making 09"“ House, , MON]?! “0'“08’ ‘3 enti- ‘Pd curtain au_ 5 e M. (1
Bridge m have worm} that he re a teacher of languages in Boston, now Bee. ' an aggregate number of ‘ nearly a hun- tied to no special praise, and but for the mace 0‘ 30‘" Wllldo'." and we Willa?!”
quest .0 take such vacation as his lives in Washington with a fortune .35. A Bridgeport “we“. to the New York dred. Theyfouud Er. and Mrs. Ray- piano music furnished by Prof. Walton, yousunples and entrants: for gr ow
health ma require .11.} that in um timated at $5.”.000. Mr. Blake. the World says: “Three members of the Rik mood on oylng l m Obit With than would have. been quite a tedious afiair. M98. 01' In fact flux hint you 6916 to
meantime his salary’be continued invgé‘ot‘é'doof g" {"‘l’n’r'lnme’f ‘5 worth publican State Central Committee are figmvéandglwlfi: M dim :‘he meeesogee‘yidegltly wastfinhplfayvlgg fugghaygugghgplsee wrt ' B -
». , ' $4. . . r. 'ai . t e general mana~ y ~ _ ~ - - ymon ‘ umor. an ng one wr . is a r- . 81m no-a-bracs
c.3331 etimgzil all“; mfig‘ :22: ger of the company. formerly a poor Eiggolflgmufifmfhfif‘flf illfiifothi-fi the on and when Wm. '1‘. an- its instrument, treated theaudienoem; etc? instook andto order from special
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. i l b o tor. is rated at ,ooo.ooo. swered bis knock, informed him that be number of ular airs and variations. designs. _ .
take last week in~ our report of the firmafmmo furnished 3;: money gxiiikfiiil’e'rliiu'ilitntmminm and afr-iend or two had called toi uiro waltaes, etpc‘? and his new Old Well oldfurnituroreupholstendlnmodem
T“ml‘9“"°" b“PP" "l SWakl'lB 0‘ the to put u... mnnpy mug... is worth from ’ ‘ e ace. " after his health. Al the crowd til in March. His bean-rs manifested their style, fit low 1)er ’
Geo. B. Plaisted.
62 Washington St.»80uth Harvalk. 8111686 Cor. Iain and Wall St., NORWALK;
pn-uy doll disposed of by chance. $5,000,000 to $6,000,000. , Even the me. 23%,: 503.5315 “temgliho :dge A“ 1 Mr. Raymond looked on with asboniah- appreciation and pleasure with enthusi-
AT THE OLD STAND” OF
SPRING-WOOD.
. All orders filled promptly. City folks
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of the nonunion: dock and ii is said her BY PAWS"! ded- F- R A- S. “‘09 15 lieutenanbgovernor.’ minutes all were loads to feel at home. bore, and orchestras wilLbe treated with
,mcbummmmrnm borough cents. pan free. J. Fitzgerald. Publish- Two weeks ago to-nigbt there was pmr. 3.1... mi. . .... .. .... mama...“ hnwythgm Having familial new!“ the but -
. t f h‘ . ‘ er. soufayette Place. New York. This a quantity of canvas stolen from Pyof, Moi. Mel-W 0 him houn- ill Nor-walk, w “‘0' you ‘0 rr u er
Smlg’; ”19:“ :5 '0'!” l8 0"? "DUO work forms No. 54 of the “Humboldt White’s dock. Nor-walk. It was aus- with his violin Edward 3mm. got an mimic":- rm. themityouwi-h- Yuma“ money I n
“m . .i “l ‘ 5’ “32".! 0' h“ week. Library of Popular Science.” It com- posted that it was stolen by employees throat dm'for promptin and a —— by callingonua. Thebatgoodsatfio . ’
(l? Pull'ck ‘EJ‘ ‘ elopening ”sewn“ 0' prises twenty chapters. with an Appen- of Meeker’s line. and in fact it waaascers though it in: u; been 8' ’ Henry 50'3“» who 1‘“ 59°“ W love-tuneu- .
ll-l‘ |~‘- ‘3 ‘2 “5;; “"37 s“ 1091- Tlle" dix, and givenavery intelligible account taincd b the captain that the canvas mm parlor: and were 'with ‘0 bis W t" “’0‘“ ‘w m i' con-
;fi“ “lbw“ “11"“ ‘3 .‘37 ""‘°~ of the origin and development of mytho wasou boat when she left the bar- dancers. who kept u the pleasure M9 ‘ .' ’
0 N" 3 e! "e 8 fine“ "1 SW!» logical storiu from the scientific point bor. but on her arrival in New York the wig. only ... “mus... to.- ..M’. .
' . _ ‘ of view. The chapter: entitled Nature canvas was missing. On the return of meat-and vocalrnuaic until 1 o‘clock .
‘l‘bo trimmers of C. ti. Smiths hat alviswed bv Primitive-Alan; Pcrsonifi- the vessel to Nurwalk the flint of thin when after congratulaliin thohofland’ I - -
fwgymu Watedthuu internal cation of the Powers of Nature: Mote-u. week Fred Arden. 'Diin'Km-elau ands hmtu’o. the rt; to the depot.
man. in A. Cmuflock. with an elegant Eyo'liiosu and Transformation; Aryan. man by the name of Foster. deck baud: took the lash
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easy chair. The presentatioi-rwu a '3‘" z and Survival of yth in or the boat. were arrested and taken b9 rived borne at m ex mad: borne. ' . wall—“m 3"".- m Wfi
to In Constrick and the occasion Narratives are singularly in- Selleck mind mg; more WM‘ mm M h 60in owl ' ,
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