-+,«,
hr “the eochli‘ volcano. be
when“ is gnaw-W
“a: Is- “ he wasnit
“fibbunb‘wae hid-
fififiebndofsfiepatable wo-
-. I'b-eeafrosied bythe MW.
Isa-lacsutdestbratber than cop-
muhd to Inhaled oat byihe
‘flwastskeastne-hhsgooward
H. “has“ “Indium well
s.- an '- wit- unsung-i.-
Emu“ hereafterdsteall
flute-awful- “Headquarter:
”he”?
I’OII'DERLI‘.
kfiiwhlybwr‘uaenaaother see
I“ drub- to the Knight-of labor.
I“ ‘- nacb in itofaco-nadable
m. mekick'ug‘yand
M. [ht Ir. Pewderlyhas
‘hsmaaditwill dickto
b-‘t m w‘ali his virulent
moan-tunes” against Jay
Odd. The-wan ahoatrit. bowerer.
ithe s-nptios on the part of Ir.
M ofagovrraordiiporeralarxe
.hsfdisese perfectly competent to
”Quota-selves. 'sdosotlie-
“flamers-utterances-
mmwmalainofallother
.ea. lttakesaverysunandarery
goodmto-skethe-ostof himself.
.dwhabea‘evtakesthejob for all
nu bscCts‘nIt'ksemetliat willkeep
ki-vsrykasy.
nacho-e of the good adrioe be
fives:
“Wearesoisoretheealtofthe earth
“I the minions of unknown toilets
'hodotheworknfthe world.
‘ with laborer-i and capitaliets we
.ad justly and fairly by them.
we would lun- justice done to us
”j. tars Ill-Isl do (I‘ll-filly so In “hers."
Anon; the abuserhe mentions:
“llndthat wherever a strike occurs
lh not my one
ccatfwsarh nurpi—u in future only“
the fiptal cornea from your own dL-‘lll-‘I
sue-Hy or the general mug. If
e WWmmtwyou burn
Luther
seem to have a direct local
l
“A lei-her is editing apnper. ht‘fr‘l‘l
aIiI'alaflthogetiuti-an alter-
cafiu with hint. boycotts him. and
th-a‘stheordertocanyitont.“
Herein-When
‘ihrorderhasbee-aeedasatail for
ah-droddflereatkitee.‘
Bedmwithaaappeslto members
dtbeordertoab‘atsfronistoxnting
aha-um:
“If “hes-have been
.ubereetiied; it
“a sad prophecies:
“dwisto-eatthismt
M.“ fiequesfioaof
“and bier. gruwisgeves-ore
“wmwuw
ammonium."
flue h m can by, asle-
uefi-‘sqslthsihntoftbe ‘dis-
duh‘u—etshiaatsitf
m and [ed-ia- ue sever
nabs-ak‘uisafleatsow 4‘
“Wheel-fled themha
I‘wfiehlheyhas-gbttom—
flh—fi .deshbtheksttle
hum-duds“
h-Q I’d-balked“
llasdssy'usswbsusW-any
”furnish-tor lsborer.profe-'onal
domistbeehoimttiineand way poe-
a‘fle. ,
Far-lag the mfi'ay.
The attitude ofthose workmen who
willfully “toyed the property of
whodo not agrmwith them
upon the question of wages. in danger»
early nesrthatofthosewhodeclare
that there are no rights of property
which they are bound to respect. Both
are traveling the same b facing the
ante way. To “kill" ives. to
disable snehinery. to math factory
windows. to boycott “stabs,“ to intimi-
Melte- lee-king work. these are not
arson and murder; but they are in vio-
htion of rightsand are indignities to the
low by which the common safety is
protected.—-BostonAdvertiser-.
Gar. M [lo-0rd.
Gov. Rusk of Wisconsin who took such
prompt and ellective nieuures, with
the riotcra at lilwaukec. on his return
borne to W was met at the depot
by thou-ode of people. including the
Mayor. Common Council. local 0. A. R.
m sins of Veterans, the Univera
in Battalion and two bands of music.
and auiid deafening shouts. ho was
error-ted to the Capitol. There he was
i-luquentlr welcomed home by Mayor
Reyes Governor made a h in
reply. evincing his hatred of mob rule.
The city was gayly dicorsted with flags.
and as the (lot-enior and the procession
moved toward the 'tol cannon
boomed. bands played. whistleu blew and
church bells sounded.
The “ailing [Delegate Fina-l.
In the city tannrt at New Haven on
Wednesday. Judge Pickett found B. F.
(Hidden. the walking delegate. guilty of
the charge against him and fined him $51)
and clots. (Hidden had previously put
in an amended italic finite-nine. Notice
of appeal to the superior. instead of the
supreme court was at once given. The
lh—gider says: “If the case was taken to
theme court and then lost by the
def ant there would be no opportunity
to try the caste on the facts. and the $50
and all the crisis in the case would have
to be paid by Iiliddm. H the tine hnd
law-ii men ly nominal the case would
hare liven taken to the highest court.
There wuuld not he so much In lose
then.” ‘
Things to lie derided.
h:“: i ‘Sn‘ilt r‘ in: “611113 ‘
S-i-iety niu~i divide certain mooted
punts by an nrr-rwliclming weight of
public sentiment.
The right of a law-abiding citizs'n to
engage tits hllnt'sl Lil-or in; what di-
rectum. and for what recoinp-nse. he
may thinksuitable. must not he abridged
by any individual or by any society of
lah’ fellow workmen.
The ii ht of the law-abiding employer
to lure ones! labor to or out of the
ranks of Marietta must lie l‘tlllt‘t‘dt‘tl.
Organised attempts to prevent our
player or employee from fully exercising
IW/‘lnflllt‘nalllt‘ rights must he put
down by law. supported by forceof arms
if need be.
The boycott must beset-vi and felt to
be inimical to A nierii‘au lllsl'liullflns. and
a mint serioua Infringement of the Ills-r-
ty which this country guarantees to
peaceful citizene.
The [wet-ailing \‘icious' preaching of
labor societies that the average capitalist
is a grasping. soullrsi [ii-nun. regardless
of the rights of his employers. must give
way to the truth that the average ern~
player is as humane and as well inten-
tional towards his employees as they are
towards him: that their standing in
society it equal. and that their unity is
absolutely ”on to common prosperi-
tty.
Ir. l'wudcrly Analysed.
If Mr. l’owderly. General Master
Workman of the Knights of Labor. will
excuse the plain statement of what ap~
pears to he the almost universally shared
opinion. we art impelled to say that he
talks to.) much. especially as what llt‘
.ysis not at all harmony with what he
or his order does. If Hr. I’owderly‘s
talk had had any [Ii-sibli- effect. if what
he has so copiously poured into the
seaport press regarding the virtuous.
and benignant character of the
‘ teoflnborwero not spoken un~
der a serious misapprehension of the
truth. there would have been no strikes.
so boycotts. no Iockouts. no labor
unables of any kind in the United States
this year. But there have been: and
they hare been. even the lockouts.
canard bythe Knights of Labor. . Ir.
Pegderly declares as often as he speaks
that he and his order are opposed to
atrikesand boycotts. also to destruction
of y or life. or to interference
with the rights of citisene; that the min-
non of the Knights is to occurs or.
a-ity. goodwill between cspi arid
. To which we my. what dreary
rot! Admitting that Hr. Powderly had
nothing to do with 'nning the t
Southwestern strikt'e l t llartain roiis
wsssolel respond or ite beginnin .
did not r. Powderly. after his order {0
end the etrike had been disobeysd. and
whrnbe found that. not bein able to
stem the current. he would dri t with it.
direct. ina public order over his own
ligature, thatthe strikeshould go on;
anddidbenotcslluponahother
Knights. women and rat-n. to contribute
tothe‘rlke‘s and declare that
if. so a renlt li‘u ordertocontinue
thnvdr'ike. any In. of life or
doald follow. it would be ‘
again a reckless indi-
doesso. heisturnal outoftheor-
To which we say again. what
. flu ‘ rot! Who were they.
wort nil-it of lawlennese,
ope-rationofsgrestrsilrosd
ted other work~
f5?
"H
ittii?
lunar [Act [or April. [.00.
GRADE 3.
Clan l—Tcnie Divis 99. Lottie Bosch
8. Erneot Fleet 98. Goal“? Baker 98.
Bertie “Film 98. Mini-mm Ber: 97, Rose
Lsrrigan 9?. Clan-nei- Parsons 96. _
Clam 2—Helen Bell to). Minnie Ferris
100, Mabel Like 100. Gmme Harris 100,
Jennie Rood 95. Edwm Hoyt 95.
out): 4
Cl“ l—May Finnegan 97. Mlllldl
Richardson 9?. Mn- 3 mm 96. (tussle
Steigauf 95. Victor Fer m ‘Jl. ll~~lle Busch
94. Addie Godsou 94.
Clam 2-»Beiisle Keith 96. Alice Parsons
04, Edith Becker 93, Mail-cl Hunt 93.
GRADE 5.
Class l—Ada Scam 9i. .\l itll I Taylor
9!. Louise' Woodward 9‘3.
Clue 2—Annie L‘HVlS 93. Annie Bish-
op92.
GRADE 6.
Class 1—Deisy Diver 98. Hui Benedict
98, Jessie Lyon 98, Bessie Lyon 95. Lulu
Studio 95.
GRADE 7.
Class l-Ag'ice Borrett 98.
KM W. “'iilter Jennings 95.
IcQu ae 93. Edith Dnuchy.
Class E—May Diver 95. Berti-u Adams
94, Grace Jennings 94. George Godfrey
93. Jennie Punaelt 93. Knur- Reynolds
93, Alice Stsbell 93.
mum: 8.
Class l—Annio- Becker 96. F. nma
Becker 95. Emma Norris 96, l‘Z-i -i.|.i Kant
95. Stanley Raymond 93.
Cl.” 2—mt‘ Ramon 99. l‘illlllnn- Sleig-
auf as. Etta Andrew» 98. Kath lluzvhin-
son 98. Mada Adams 97.
. GRADE 9.
Class l—Hinnie Godfrey 99. uplielin
Taylor as, lav Puntelt 97. Lulu Prescott
9?. Ida Col 97.
Clues :3— iiy Raymond 9*. Am)- \Vuod
96. Bunnie llillmsn 96. “'aillzice Put-it'll.
94. Kittie Krieger 93.
l GRADE 10.
Senior Clam—Emma Yeats mil. (ivnlw
Nash 100. Paul Nash 99, \Villic liulvrlllll
Sadie Hull 95.
Junior Class—Emma Gregory 99. (;Q‘-
net's Dunning 98, Frances 'l‘ulles it“. I. 7.-
xie Tolleii 97. Llllllln Sherwuo-l 98
Third (lass—Howard Prescott 97. (int-
tie Dibble 9?. Minnie Mort-m 97. E-lilli
Hunt 97. “eh-n .\I-iri'lmuw ‘JT
Class L‘-l'll.~‘h‘ R.i}'fli.md UT. lvl 3 Hitch-
James
Wallace
inson 96. .\‘r lllt‘ P-‘ursrm ‘Jl'u. 'l'h-vfi. liar-
rett 95. l‘lnrrm-u Huh: 9‘»
t‘oxunm» .\‘1‘1:i:i.‘r. mum: :l.
(185:! l—Lilln- Smith 97. Augus‘u
Quitlmun-i 97. Halo .\‘wiwney. 95>. Ferd.
.\loliriug 1M. llml: Mulun 94. John Dow.
ney ill. t‘arru- Allen 3'2.
Class L‘-—l-I’l.i l‘l Ark 10?. .\‘. ladiram 93.
Grace t‘ unsim-l. 9’». Hun-new Halo ‘Jl.
John .\l-Ilinng ‘Jl. .‘fllllt‘ Sharron lH.
Jennie .\lh-n 10;}. Bionic InFu-rge 93,
Bertha Hush Slit. Ella llaucliy 93. Sadie
t‘asbnw 9‘3. Irene Suinders 92. Jessie
Harris 9‘3. Haiti-- l’unz-‘lt 93.
(‘Iase3-l’iiulme llvw‘rlli Fred Holmes
96. Albert Berg 9L John l‘si'sliuw 94.
Paul l‘utlnll 9t. time» Sni‘di-r 94.
Edward Brown 93. Emma Ford 93.
Fred (isnung 93. Henry Hanson 93,
Harmon Lockwood 93. Henry Allen 92.
Clifford Benedict 9‘). John Jones 92. llvi -
tha “'cbster 9‘2.
Connecticut I'ateiits.
The follow-mg list is flll‘l‘llsllt‘ll from
the i‘llli‘i‘ of .\. M. “'nnsli'l’. sulivilur Hf
patents. Bridgeport. ( ‘unnd
L. J. Bristol. New Haven. unzip li wk:
S. ll. Rinenherg. New Haven. (‘3 [mu-um
corset shaping machine: J. J. l‘~ar~l.
Hartford. machine for cutting fish: I? J.
l‘arkhurst. llsrtfon‘l, carriage fur nu.-
chineguns: H. J. I‘arkhumi. ‘lilrlrflrll.
friction boldfasl: l.. Bailey. Hartford.
ribbon inking attachment for t 'pe-wnt-
iug machine: K. Lester (Tomes. lanhnry.
barber‘s register; w. ll. Dayton. Torr-
ington. wire-pointing machine: J. A.
Puncher. West (lrsnby. rider pow: .1. ll.
(Ewen. Stamford. crucible tongs-z i‘. .\.
Kinney. Meriden. shade ring fur hunghz/
J. Swan. Seymour. boring min-lune: H.
\V. Taft. .\bington. road llllli‘lllllr: \\'.
0. “'ay. Newmgton. liurniiiluii; um-
chine.
Declared Iuiprari li-iil-le.
The \\'eotern Born and Shoo .\liiimfm»
turers‘ association. after trying the
eightdiour system for two wwka. h iv.-
declarvd It impracticable and wxll n-turn
to ten hours.
I ) I El )-
l‘th‘ll ‘In this my. lay in. mailman l-‘uu h. and
N‘- yiaru and 4 months. {FA rho" -N n u v
will be held a: the hotter of .\. Dunn-ml. Frmk
lm slh't‘l ii to a. in . Sunday. Thu rmmmn
“Ill be Men to North Castle. N, \' . for lmznl
1
ant location.
u‘al k
Furnished Ronni to Let.
)RIVATE faniily will run a Iucvli fnrim-lml
room to om- or tuo‘genllrinvu Very pit-m
AddnceJ’. U, ltox 1'35. South .\ur-
I‘ll-ll.
l-‘or stile.
(M‘KA\\'A\' and Bum. both in good order. will
I: be sold low for want of use. t‘iiu he M‘t‘ll ll!
residence of 0. l. JENNINGS. Wm! Ate. All
tines. "Li“ but {19 I‘. 0. Stilllh Nilflhilk. t‘imli.
ltd t.
District of Norwalk :8. Probate
Court, May 81h. A. D. 1886.
btalr of F. NNY I. HUDGRS lulu- of Noriiilk
is laid district. deceased.
UlllDERKD-Jntll lllu Idnilnlstl'llnr exhibit Ill!
adinuustlstlon account to this roiirt for adjustment.
at the Probate in Norwalk. on the will day or
lay. I“ at 9 o‘clock fun-noon; and that all
mrl intern-ted In said Saute may be lltl'lfli‘ll
thereon the administrator will cause lllltl order to be
bllz-hed itia “vhf. circulation in said
vxariet and post a copy than on the slant pun m
raid Noni-elk. ncanet the plan- when- the lltfi'nfiil
hat dwelt at lean ten days before said With day of
lay. 1&8. 1! AS.\ ll. WOODWARD. Judge.
aIlsa-Ill. mm
C, WIDE“.
A
Raincloud
«like. I'lllbaeoldmhcrorsep-
eeircd. Apply In the afternoon to
m in
’ “a u. :1. KING.
L‘llonnncdi -u‘s Gloomy stun:~ Washington street
bridge. ‘ Km!
“onto, Lot. and Burn for stile.
HE propert on Chutnut street belon ing to the
estate offline. I. Sachem is Dialed for
sale. The house contains 14 monies and his city
waiter. Also a wall of water at the door. The
lo! 11! 701310. ha on its burn that will accom-
modate 5 home. and is well marked with a um.
variety of fruits. etc. Apply to W. C. QL‘IN ARD,
or V. A. St‘OFIRLD. mu
'l‘ypc w rltlrig.
OPYL‘IG of Builder‘s Specifications. Legal pa-
' pore or other writing. neatly done on a Type
Writer. at 5 ete. a folio of one hundred words. For
a large amount of copying special rates can be
made.
Instructions on the '1‘, Writer given at the me
or at .00 a lesion. or 15 00 for (went lee-one.
Matti-re for copying left at the olhce of ‘ILIJAM
s, KNAPP. Architect. :9 Washington St. will re-
who prompt sttention.
WARRANT FOR
A SPECIAL CITY MEETING
Name‘s Ovrms. l‘
Sor'rn Nouriut. Conn. May It. 1886. l
Ib‘fi‘lwl‘?‘ ll‘ileocr. (My clerk of (he (‘in of South
. ilrtl‘i .‘
Slit: Hy authority rested in me as Mayor. and by
order of lllt‘ Boardof Councilmen, I hereby coin-
mind you to give notice to the legal voters of this
city. that a city meetl will be held at Military
Mill on Monday 0 . May 17m. 1886. at it
o‘clock. for the purpose considering the expedi-
ency of laying'additional water pipes in the city.
and it tho ht advisable to order the name laid; sl‘
solo consl orthonstt. of encoding the l'ulou
and Ann street trunk-twat to the foot of Chapel
street. the umstrnctlon oleewer through Walt st.
(‘tnipel st.. High It... ind Bay View Avenue. to con-
ncct with the some" also, the construction of s new-
er through North halo Ill‘et‘l from the Borough
lineand mi Hue Island Road to tide water;
also. the construction of a tower through lower
Main street from Ionme ttreet In Raymond street.
and through said lower Main street from the prop-
ertyofhlr. Edwin Bush to Raymond street. and
lhmugh uid Raymond street toude weter. and to
make the iii-cumin- auproprlatlun for the same: and
to consider the nutter of gates it the Wuhlngton
and Main street crossing. and to take such sctiun as
the nus-1mg may du-m advisable in relation there-
to. J. L. RICHARDS. Karon,
A lrm- copy. attest.
ED“ IN WILCUX. (‘in Clerk.
ugtilqugiinmqnlfi.
.\t'tfws I C. 7' it X1413;
l-‘ .\l Ksarr. - -
ironing! ‘ Ali'ir
Miss Louise Litta.
under the managerial-m of W. lli-ndi mm inppom d
by Mr. .
llALl’ll DELMORE
And a ra-t of 111“)!th excellence. in
“CHISPA,”
a comedy drama of ‘
\"l-IS'I‘ERN BORDER LIFE;
New and .‘iiriillleent Scenery
to be um! fur the first tune here.
NOTE —Miee Lula‘e mrfortnarice with the Rut-i
and her spu‘llllli‘e “u l the Builgu are a man-cl m
lllt‘lll‘t‘h’t“. l‘rin-s.
75, 50‘and 35 cents.
Chapel Fund.
lst Congregation Church,
NORWALK.
lUESDAY. MAY __1 8th.
~A‘l‘ 8 l'. N. ~
ORGAN RENTAL
--.1-..
ll ll. \LEX. S. GIBSON,
.\llu .\nltu Mai-on. of N. \'.. Soprano.
-——.\SSISTED “Y
“in Nillllll t‘. “it". of Huston. (‘oiitrsltih
TICKETS, 5O cts.
To he had at l‘liilitnl‘e. h iinlryi-‘s. Blasters sud
i'urh- .t i'n‘s. Nun-e.
Future entertainment in m.- comer:
Lecture by Rev. Edml. Ander-
son, lay 28m.
-—..\'l‘ N.
NORWAz-n .
()1"Cltz\ ll()‘TS T.
t‘oiirse Tickets 800.
NE’flpROcs
», Everything Frrehshwand New
at the
01d.- Stanci:
WASHINGTON ST.
We luiw now received a full aupplv of new drugs.
and lll\‘llt' Inspwiiou and trial. o-dsy we aro
hrtlrr furiiiiliud than our with all that route mike
up i tin-t class drug‘uou‘ Illltl the luhllt‘ run he as»
»und of the freshest dock from \r icb to hire
Prescrlmluns Communal
At rhorl notin- and and in the most eklllfnll Iiuin«
. GEO. c. summon.
I'll“ HALL, STAMFERD.
Grand Production of Bradbury: mm:
gum ESTHER,
in rive act's.
Isaday, Tuesday. and
Wednesday Evenings.
MAY 17. 18 AND 19,
Chorus and principal of “‘0 Voices.
consign; almost entirely of Stamford
This delightful work will be presented
for the fit" thus in Stamford. with full
costume and a to scenery. »
The s to be devoted towards
reducing the debt on the West Stamford
Sunday school chapel.
CAST A8 FOLIDWS:
WHAT NOW?
ELECTRO-HAGICAL PREPARED
STARGH
Enables your to starch equal
to the .liest Troy or Chinese
laundries. \‘Vill slillen better,
iron smoother, and gives a
finer finish than any other
Starch. Weighs more and
costs less than other Elastic
SAT” __.
MllllMH all
Its Parallel/Cannot bit-Produced!
/
FRANK A. RBBBINS’
Gil“ ‘ x I «5
.7 IA. . ’9: “4'."
,._~ . 5‘ _;-.-;E#f
lllllll'l'll lllllllillll!
WILL W A'l‘
NORWALK, SAT. MAY 22
won DEBS 0F WONDERS!
Which must be seen to he believed. A marvelously
ELEPHANT BAND
llllllll'l‘ instants!
”This novel Feature alone is worth double
GLOW
“a?
THRILLIN G SENSATION S
[lieu P. Parry
i‘rntt smear mum
Of mm“ atl Ll.
El; Datmagatkefm-dw‘hmes
Noawm.
DAM!“ 22
J
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lll
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MUSEUM,
' TWO-RING cmcus
A NEW SENSATION
EDUCATED
A tenure never lu-fnre exhil-ilrtl. and which
\Ubl Mi. lmiuuxs $125.000.
TRAINED BAND 0"
Performing on all kinds ofllueiral Instruments.
Iui'li no the l‘miu-t. Ill-m. 'l‘niiubuiw. l‘yiubalu.
Drum, «to, pnuluring a perth 6
HURRICANE OF HARMONY
And a CYCLONE 0F DELIGHT!
the price of admission.”
3‘ 150 @
FAMOUS ARTISTS!
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And on the ELEVATED STAGE. including the
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'rnr. ssxsntoxn
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The 3001001011. PAVILION contains a
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Replete with Rate Specimens of Wild Brute.
L man 01-
I3 ELEPHANTS! I3
Wt to PPM the most Intricate tad mmcult of
lltary Evolutions with Boldlehllko pneldoa.
A COLONY Ol'
armtdanmamtbs
. ELEPHANT!
asOoudlaal-ths‘mvko
he
the out and who inert than I
with toulsilc Action.
A commxaurxow O,
Eyes. Rare. and Every lease Grsttled.
2 sauna or music!
"(353“. I
3 English Ban
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—-—s—
roll.
Primes, Ceiling D cal-rations &c., in Endless Variety.
can 38.
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- SP_I_4J__Q_IAL SA
TEN
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ron—~~——— 7*
DAYS
WALL PAPER,
Elegant G-JJ Rig-er. ‘35 cents per roll.
White- B miw. S to 10 cents per roll.
Window
Holland Shades. 6 x 8 feet. all made read
on patent Spring Rollers, 50 cents per wi
Elegant EmbosaodGold paper. 5) centsa
Brown Backs, 6c. per roll. Borders,
Shades
to put up with fringe scram bottim
ow.
CORNICE POLES.
Ebonized with Br&fi tinge, Brass Brackets. and Brass Ends. complete. for43
Lowell Extra Super Ingrain Carpets. 75 cent per yard.
carpet. 99 cents per yard. Tapestry Brussells carpet 60, 70, o) Cents per yard.
E A'I' FACTORY PRIEES.
Body Brussells
Don‘t lose this chance to get Big Bargains.
C. E. SMITH’S,
Corner of Atlantlc and Broad Streets,
STAME‘IORD, CONN.
A. Pr
BRASS
esent
DRUM
BOYS‘, BEG YOUR MOTHER TO BUY YOU A SUIT OF CLOTHES FROM
N. E. Corner Canal
AND YOU
BRASS
OR ONE \VILL BE SENT WITH
—4
St. and Broadway.
WILL BE GIVEN A SPLENDID
DRUM
THE SUIT TO YOU. 797-4211
Burn to Let.
IgARN to lot. with two good Iialle. Enquire at this
b other.
30TH}: ~-§(‘h00’ Taxes.
THE Y:‘.X1‘l\'vf~ u! ' ' .\‘unth Xenia”; l‘mnn
.‘i‘Huw ll=~ T: u n-liy notified that the
deliwl ‘ii\ e-l nu . . .. on the dollar. laidon the
town ass'wmril liq l\\"\ at a meeting of the
llzslnrl he -l on the all day ulJune. “to.“ m.-
l-‘rat.kl'n Itnivt ~rhool hon-1e. II“ be due and tiny—-
sl-le on the flr-t day of May, taco, at which time I
shall lwrrad) to rn-mw the num- til \\'. t‘. Qum-
umh sr-ue. Mime llill block. .\luiu rim-t. luLn-q ‘
iii llu‘ mu- of mm- m prr rem. ii year from May 1.
Nit”. \i ll! be charged on all bul- n-niliuiing unpaid
on rind liftrr June I. IN. I". .\. TULLES.
i‘ulurmr of Tan-i for the South Nomalk l‘mou
>rimul District.
Dated South .\‘orsnlk. April 8. IRS. fill an
NOTICE—flu 'l‘nxet.
'l‘llli‘. 1'.\.\' PAYRRS 0P TllBt‘lT‘i‘ UP .\‘Ol'Tll
\lorwulk are llt‘h‘hy notified that the (‘in Tax
or ten um mills on tho dollar. laid on the aims-
men! hill of inn. at a City Meeting. held at Military
llall. on llk‘ $5M d \' of April. 151$. will be due and
lovable ou the tire! y of June. not; at I‘lllt‘ll llme
I nhiill be only to Meth‘ the same. at my other in
Linda‘s lllm‘k. entrance on lam Strum
Special :llh‘l'lllnll is called to the following section
03“.“- Aci in addition to an Act Relttlng to Tax-
a on.“
Sin-tux I. On any tax laid by any town. on or
Mronxli. ur rchool district. in this Sure. it tell
iihall n-nialu unpaid for one month after the same
shall lit-conic due and payable. interest at the rate of
mm- per cent shall be charged limit the time when
said tax is due until the same shall be paid.
WALTER l.. Wllmx.
Collector of Taxes for (‘léy of South Norwalk. (‘L
lists-l South Norwalk. . ey 3d, 1m. sin-3t
Britt Nor-walk Special School
'l‘iix.
Ill: iaxlnver- of lhi‘ East Noni-all: School nil-~
lrlt‘l are llt‘h‘h“ nouilid that the apical dls~
trict L‘l‘ of six utl mill» on the dollar. laid on lllt‘
town ”Over-Incl“ lot of 1&5. at a mix-ting of the
District held Ammo 5m. tie“. at the East Mir-walk
school hone“. it ill be due and parable on the first
day of Jullt‘. Left. at which timi- l in I be ready to
receive the insure at my More on East Avenue. on all
taxes remaining inward and the all: of June. 1%.
interval ll the rate of nine on per rent. will be
charms! from thrdlst diy of May. lfi‘i. until the
same shall be paid. W. S. llANl-‘ORD.
RBI! (‘iilli'clulk
Dated. Ens! Norwalk. .\lny. S. IN‘L
'_ r
or a Large Stock of
NEW AND SECOND HAND
P131103 81 Ul‘flflfll
All in most excellent onl~-r.
TO CLOSE UP BUSINESS AT STORE
OF A. ll. POTI‘ER.
In the Town of Nuriralk. Conn.. on
TllBSllflY, Hill 2511!.
At 10 o‘clock in the forenoon.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Should the weather prove stormy sale
will take place next fair day. ,
MRS. ANN I. POTTER.
Norwalk, Msy ll. 1886.
mini
mar DAT. .
PLASTEB
guns Backacbe. Lug. Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. fit.
A trial will ennrincc the roost skeptical that
theyare the bent. Tin-y are medicated with
Papalculn and the actlri- priimlplsot petroleum.
being far nioro powrrtul in their action than
other plasters hun- l l..- induced iotakeuthers'
but he sure and gr! the pro-line “Petrollne‘
which in itz‘lty!‘ rm lused in an envel with the
Slguulur“ of the prawn-tors. The LWJ’. 00..
«xud directions in four languages: also seal in
greenund gold on im‘b plaster. Sold by all
druggtsta. lit :5 cents cat-b.
PEDACUHA
CORN PLASTE RS
Are the best known remedy for hard and soft
turns. and newer fail to cure. Price. 25 cents.
PEDACU RA INSOLES
l‘ure Cold Feet. Gout. Rheumatlau.
Swollen Foot. etc. The
Paralyal
lfe W iito mpneiuy (‘o.. at Church Street.
how 01' m clans
ork. Manufactured
a and
FRANK ll. BAX‘I‘BII
son-u xonwnx. CONN. ant ly
mega nos.
70 WASHINGTON ST.
AND BUY FOR
CASH
THE FOLIDWING 600%.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of Best Floor in (my, ”.10 or 8)
cents a bag.
41» the flue Delaware butter. 01.00 or 85
tits a pound.
ExtrsChoioe‘ Creamerynutteracts.
m. V‘ tor-i ll. . _ . ' 18 pounds of Lard 81.00
l latsoflilou Mullen-2°11.Y.G"am Starch. Sold‘only in this filly i PM I will”! mail: Beat N. p. lots-see, 58 cts 3-1., 15 ch.
KlsgAhasuerau Alfred Hullern . WWII»... ahtdesatmvcldedgs.
3...... “’3 c. 3...... at. our store. Price 8 cts. m «mum-gggg mg quart.
W Gary Smith T , - worn to ButRRHollaalegmmllL. t: on;
Scribe T) "--
. 9‘ N T nan.
a?“ l nga”AF~B:'l¥g- FINEST NEW DO“ nomz‘rloli; mg? W! troll Pin-:Rook Candy Syrup 85 cu. Ill. 3!
W's 8m lfrs. Rice . TW PER—mam any BI A 08 00! °"" “N c m
of Honor. {Vivamn (“gallium BUT TER- Dav-Open at t- and s “.3“. ' R if“ (I): 0°. " J“. “ z:
p 7 .25" um: E29321. 25 c ants. wrumwrmm‘“ ““3 Every Saturday .. moon» .. in a.
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