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Hiiizzizis :i-lvi ilisr-s ii-r :i ftiiu
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l~i itl- l' Vast-l. r \\‘Ill hold ‘i rv :iiidi‘c ttltc
llltlll‘i‘ Il-‘Ill in \l luv-sill) .Ar. mil-.5.
‘l‘n. llill lliichre i‘.ul: met zit lltt‘ rl'rl'
it. i. ..ti :i:l~ .lvtiiiiiig. nu \\'.-ilt:--s.l:l\'
n» ltlllaj.
Mrs, .l/l'. l'vxt? ‘l~ :: lizis lwr’tllspvgnllii:
n t. w .1 ._\s n it!» .\lis \\'i.li.iiii lullll‘illll z-t'
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~-u\:tilll livsu li‘i’trs lb'l‘ ll=ii~llll_: l‘.‘.’ :l
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.‘l-‘t timid-y.
l' .t l'. ll t\v -‘ “hill“ t. Mun St: ’
V‘ozt'l ' .\lli\iu lvle‘t’lt. lrir '_.
h.» {NJ-"tr p. hwy-l t-\' [hr liitlml ,\
1'3'!’>l. \ 'l\\.3ll\_ tor $1 ”3"
his init't‘lmswl t
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Sul'Til NOR“'.-\LK. )IAIH'H. 4. ”‘87. V
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l The “Eu!erpian“ will meet with E. E.
t (‘rowr- on Monday evening.
.\ll~s Minnie R ith of Bayone. N. J.. is
spending a lew days wuh Miss Minnie
lluti'nzer.
'l‘ln- :tllllllzll iiiecting of ()Ed \Vell llm‘ik
d: Lidiler t‘o. Will he held in their rooms
ow Monday awning.
The “out met for building the fireproof
llll-s ltt'i‘tl awarded to S.- J. Sherwood.
The auction sale wi' the(Ki-operative
lllf‘ut‘v .\o. ltlnd i-nls and machinery
Will ttrlte place to-nil ii‘ow at 1” o'clock.
ll. .l. Sinythe has stnrl~il :tiicw lint
fiit‘tory in Snugntuck Ellltl Will inuuul'uc—
ture llllv' wtne still for huts. The factory
“‘1” ln- run ltliltfllxllilrlll.
~ lV-e l'lnistcd‘s ‘l‘oilet Lotion.
.\ llsqlll't‘llp festivitl hikes pliicetliis
evening for the benclit of the'A. .\l. 1‘}.
church. Everybody who attends will
be pres ‘tllk‘tl With :1 iiiglit~e:ip.
only assurance that. we have hull
it: _' the past week of the lll'l'l\':il of
slum , has been an organ grinder on our
laying; “Spring. Spring. (ll-title
stii-t- s
Ngi‘iilg."
.\l~ i'i'iziin Post No. N, (i. .-\. IL. ol' Mer-
tlvn \Vill hold it csiiiip lire in that city
:lns evening. l\'e\‘. col. Anderson of
:li s town will be present and :i ldress the
withering.
l.‘ -'x'. lli‘. l'lnrk of the Second M. l}.
l-lizivv‘i delivered his hcture. "l.”llltill
by lhv and by tilsliuhi,“ tun large
Itll li.-i c.» in Austinlu on \lencsduv
t‘\l‘ll‘li.:. ‘
'. Parsons til. the llrooltside Stock
s receutly purchased in Illinois
. iiisin n t‘llllitltil ol tine. sound.
young horses. ,l',iltivs \\ l\lllllB' tn ltur»
t l\.l~~t~ \\"ll do well 1 i l \ oninetlus stun-it. ,
'tlii ‘-‘. "\ilIIV r-\‘-‘llll|;;: Mr. Hill .\li‘s.l
.lulm \ 'ldl tie \\'lll celebrati- the twen.
ty film music. rsziry of their inru‘rcuo by
'll‘lVlll; .i silver wedding; at their ‘
.lcnm- in \\'cst Vurw‘ilk.
l‘i‘sh
.\ii :lssi-ssnii-nt cf the rutdl-le property
in the south Norwnlk School ll.stiii'! has
been nude. niul' the ll Llrl! nl ‘C'o‘lll'f \\'|ll
inert :tt tliesrl. ctmen'sctliceouthe l‘;"h
(ll‘ul .l. li‘llllll‘u‘ :ill :apii. .ils to the in for
t‘oi t it‘liill.’ lti-iu i-l’ s'uil :isscssnn tel.
'l11...li_\ the inuiiiir inieiiiiizssi t‘H'l - .lz-
‘ uini r)‘ l' «r
~-‘ lrt'd use l'i‘liii: it)
‘ tho '.u\\ lis.
1|\ l1 . llulurx.
.13, t tr. l imicli. st 2? '3}; \‘ mu .t it.
_» .. ’. .'\-‘\\lu\\u. ” vll'; lI-wl ling.
31‘3““, \lii-ulonl, 9:. . ‘uii‘uV liens»
(m. $1113“. in §3.\§~. ‘
‘l‘:i~ .3. 1: d \‘i'. ~--xlij. y~\*.«v.ii.:\.
'\l u ‘71: .mnl A? ll. 't-l‘ .l'.-l sum»: 1'
l in lllt‘ I-‘ttlnt' t.t‘ tlu'
t mulch l3~r tho the ‘n‘ttplll .»i‘
the ‘ll‘i it ‘t‘.
lulu; limiti- :tinl
l‘i'ep .iwtmns fllr
ml or pi. mist s i.» lo
store house for the Norwnlk Iron \Vorlts
.is lll .l [‘ltislh'l‘ aus c ‘lltlllll‘ll.
Miss Julia E. Byxhea has returned
home from her visit, in )leriden.
The steamer Levine.” did not make
her llrllfll trip 1 iiihis citv last week ow-
ms: to rcrtlu‘s lit-insr iiiilde on her boilers.
Archie lluichy has bern spendingr n
few iriys in New York city. llexvent
there to see his uncle, William Russell,
shut for Scotland.
\Vrdiavsvlny afternoon a party of lied
Men llilssr‘il through this City on their
way to lliinhnry to institute :i Lodge of
Red Men in that lll‘lt‘t‘. ’
Thc graduating class of our High
school. :fo which Miss Lillian \Ving was
:t nicinlwr. \Vlll attend her Wedding at
Mount Vernon. N. Y” this evening,
mlluy Iron and \Viiie 73c. zit ,l’liilstcd‘s.
Um- yezir ago last Sdlllrtl‘ly the ldle-
\\‘lliltll.\‘1ml~|‘ occurred oll' Sliipplin l’oint.
Hi the thirtccn who lost their lives on
thnt occasion the remains of only lite
were l't covcrcd. ' 7
The yacht Estelle which has recently
lu‘cll purchased by J. l". l’hilips. the gill-
\‘et‘lisln-_: fight, is .siippus‘i ll [0 lilive
brought the ownermx-caiuinodurcJuiiics
ll. Suiith. about $l£i,lltltl.
'Thc cuginm-i‘s of the New York divi-
sion of the (Kinsolidiitwl road will on
twinurrow evening tend: r retiring Supt.
Stevenson :ttlrtllll‘l‘ testimonial zit the
Atlantic hotel. lle \Vill be presented
\\‘llll l‘l costlv li‘sllltllvllltll.
——an~ Sul! l’orlt tl cents :1 pound at l“.
llziyes‘ inurlil-i. .\l:un Sir: ct.
Sithllltli llusswllninth-:1tgvvnililczil of
filll in the comedy "1’s." 'xt Music Hall
on 'l‘ua-sslny evening. aim was grecieil
wzth :i large llll~l rnlnusiustic audience.
llis cotnpiny is ltli'l‘l'll: with deserved
success \\ lli‘li \‘er they pni‘t‘ui‘m,
(l ivt-i'ni-r l. dihslinry ll’lfi up,» duty -l
\\'illi:ivu H, Seymour. of llidzwtit-ld. as
the successor ol \' «tuniissii uwr llu‘uii. of
lllu‘uiii'), tor lll" 1: tin of our _\'\‘Ill‘<
ll‘wlll July I t to \t :is l‘: c ‘ll:!lll‘~-
Eli‘lt’. l‘.
‘Hllfll‘r’jfl'i l: ‘ll'. \ll of \Yiltaizi, :lli Ulil li‘il-
tcr \\ h.- is well known In tlus’ci'y. dicd
lit lils h ~iu-- on \\'. ll‘lt‘\|l l)’ :iltcr :in lll’
iicss ml \-t‘.lli‘ iiivuitlts, Tim I :lll\i‘ of his
il«-.l'li l~ \lll\;'\ssl‘«l t.» be liv'ut’l disease.
The 'uuh il lilt'i‘llll'; l‘l‘ the Nuz'wnll;
There are thirteen independent but
shops in the city of kewark. .
A pi'ltslilll was granted to James E.
Stevens of llowaytnn, on Saturday lust.
Mlss May Sitltlli of New Haven is
St‘r'lltllllgll few days With Bliis Annie
lxuupp.
Miss Minn lluinilton of ll will)”, is vis-
itiiiggllis. \'. A. Scotield zit the \Vur-
\\‘lQl{, llUlt’l.
v _
——l‘lic truest fresh lisli the market af-
fords at t‘. E. Reinson's.
Joseph \V. Huhhell, :in old resident of
Norwalk, died very suddenly at his
home in the borough on \Vcdncrdziy
cvi ning.
Rt‘V. ll. A. llelzuio addressed a tem-
peruiici- meeting. under the uusplt‘t‘fl of
the 'l‘ciuple of Mount“. 31 Portland, CL.
Tuesday evcning.
l).llllt'l Luci-y has contracted to give a
number of sicaiinhozit excursions the
coming suinnier troin1\ur\\':ilk, Bridge-
port and New Haven.
The operett 1, "Trial by Jury." isbeing
relic-.rscil tip-town. illltl wxll be givrn in
the near tnture for the lwnrllt otfit.
Blur)": Benevolent Soclcty.
~llny and Stmw til Raymond liros.
Hunt 8: 2/. dull“ ll1l\‘t“lll:|llt‘ special pro-
risions for therlmiiten sentoii, and have
an unusually large variety of fresh tisli.
Tncy are selling shad that are Very tine,
:ind all other scilmnubie lish.
l‘.ipt. l‘erkins was in this city til-day,
accompanied by Julius l“llll(ln.~'lv‘lll,
chiwf steward of the ell-miners llrzind lx‘v-—
l‘lihlic‘nndt‘<\ltiiii‘.-‘-;l {0" 'lb‘ tum tire
yours ten the ll >t‘ll;l\\‘:l)‘ ll "it‘ll route.
The ll‘lul of \\'ill. (Lib-S. who was ill“
rislcil lust sniiiiiicr tor calling: :in em»
l'll‘yeu of .\«l.iin~a Hunt. :i- “scrilv.” and
which wris appealed to the Superior
r('tllll'l.l::lllll‘1l1.li‘lll‘l“.nlll1lllfltlt'll’llllllll
Wits liucd §‘ Ti :iu l cash.
I“ i-uit ii»; up an
ll ls :lii t'll" i“ ll ll
itior: l‘ur chapped
.:ll 1 :ill :i’iizulml siit'
lir‘iil‘gi‘ ll, l..ii-:1i*ll
excellent toilet lulttttl.
:llltl pl. :lsnnt :lpi'
lulu-ls. lips and t.ic
New Blatlimls in our Schools.
Miss Libbie Selleck has hanging in
lit-r store windows, on \Vashingtun $1.,
some of the work done by the little
folks in Room A, Primary Grade.
Franklin street school, Mrs. Ill. Jen-
nings. teacher. The Writing.r would lie
(‘XCr'llt‘tll for older pupils. and is remark-
the for (‘lllltll‘l'll who entered school in
September, and some of them two
months later. not knuwmg a letter. .lu
conversatni with Principal Hall the
7 A. PLAN" FOR ”unionism
i
PLANS FOR HllllS ’ .
HANGING FROM 3500 TO $20,000. V
rience here is that a child slow in num-
ber-work .lcvt'lops fur more rapidly
through this t’lillilillltitliitt \thl’k—‘Cilllt‘il
kindergarten-wtvrl<. though this is :i stop
llv‘YUllllilllilll through the old method
ut'lcilriuiit: tables. t'olor ll‘:illilll;.:, idea
of form. dexterity and neiitncss in the
use of the ling-“rs and hand, invention
no.1 pli-isure in learning, tire thus aided
by this sceining pluyduxik.
"‘l‘r pro 4' of the pudding: is lll the
l‘uccs, ninl excel}. iit tut‘ tlii- l'ncH tiller
slizivuig. \\'t~ l'v‘t‘ tltlll’li‘lli’l ii ti‘iiil.
.\ (lt‘lt’llllli-ll of Sziutix l lluri‘i»: 1.1.1:.-
ol‘ llridgepd't visltul liti'ln’ Luigi-mi»
lrun “Wills t ' i. wzxs llcl l at llli‘ll‘ illlce
on Sittitil it l.i-t. :it which :l ~ll\'b‘lv”ul of
7i tir-l’ cent. \\;ts_ilecl'ii‘r l. The c Vt!l1‘t'~l_\'
l n-l. r the l l\\‘s of t‘
j mix of ihw illl‘v -.-
Illlli‘t'l t'lll ii lii1~
:oi-s ml .ii:}‘ i illl‘v‘flil lll
lntws, the) “t llxt'll llint‘ur).
‘l‘tw H: i. l .,, i 3 ~ 1. I‘ lodge at i t H l'el
l.l\\~|1rl1\i'll it ‘ll.3 upu ll" -‘~~‘.ii\
iv... lilillthfi ...-t \1“lll >LH-M'.
\ '\ ' “w v.1‘lxt . u‘v .w s:::i\\ .‘l
t .-i .' v .t ct-iz-u. u:- lir-
l-«w i ll'l pvt _\i-.ti. llmw
iv .l 'ilil\ :‘llli‘ { r. . 7
\’\ \.l l l‘llll|"‘\tl l-tlehl luwtit‘d'p
.: ., l .i iii. X mm. to... none. t. I
[2,. \;“~\ \ ~il. i Will» I:'\ - l; i\.ts “51‘3“;
-_l* ll“ll1“T| 4' 7»! "ll\ 1
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l .l t. 1: ll‘l\'.|’“ i'l‘ifllr.»“'
l-i ‘ llv Tll“l'ill
i l- .ppdntmliwzi‘
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(lbl h \ ”l: W li .lz.‘t~ low").
it, i.-. in i§,.- « is {.1 .l i .l l =i“
l?:!l'i\ \\.tlr utili- «oxen. lllll*\‘«‘ltll
ll ~ it‘ t \l- ‘ ‘r. ‘»\t«'~.i'~\\ .‘d ..:t:l
\\"'. - \ it \1
l!lilll"~ '.
_» \\ ‘»-';'t\i ll l '1'
llilsli l‘ ii. l)!
linys‘ It silt. l. i X
\ ll.iil.l-_: ml ll‘.’ li'llllll'lAiv‘ in pili-
iicw lv lll' the‘ l..ltl'.ll') \\'
first l'itld}. tliit'wuwliliizulicil l"-
siswimv-s “ctr l’u‘clxrnl {lulu the l. <1‘ii-sls
srlt'. out for lot t wills. :iud
the rm' Jilltlti'lhl'lliilll‘ :t‘ llu .ls pi‘:o'i.c;i~
l-lr \\'lll be t'.tIllt'il rut.
tl.i‘i:l~ J'dklllslti
. i.‘ :i pulliicl, Ml
.\l.ll:..\1i.."
i‘li isr- mks
llk‘ail
sttggvsliuns
’ has lnmii obliged t i
go >i=lllll “\VIDJ to ill henlth. :iud .‘ldl'l-‘il
on To. silly morning He will he g .m.
scyri‘il months, and in another column
announces that his business will be cztr—
Hell on u“ ll~l|‘\l null-r lll" /l‘ll21l':.:t‘ of
John lit‘tlllllllt'l‘, \\ ho \\ ill be pleiis‘wl to
NW Llll l‘! .‘ll. l‘.\l\‘l:‘kl“ ll‘li‘luls.
lh-nnis .\' llluiicl‘rird ‘ll their straw ligit
“mills. iuu \\ li'.»\ \Y liibb‘s fit'\\‘lll;{ insi'
chinrs n! :is high :i rule ml spy-ml :is 'i'iuil
‘-t»ti~hes':l imizut -. This ll\l'-r\l;ll strdw
lit ittl sec ins inch-dude. but tin- work is
ll'llt‘l‘t‘1;)il1lllgll 't.ll\“‘ but litt‘u- tune
[-\~v'\\' :l \\ll ,t.. lint. ‘l‘uis‘ tuft Hf l’dn-
I.i- \\ l1._iiicsi;ir<l\ bustinss l‘ c -;ist.lv‘i‘-
:ilnl)‘ its lt‘it.‘t‘\l this _\'e:ir. "K ‘
The Y‘Mlllll Noiwwlk lll‘r"l!itll\"’ “rut Iv»
the; .-u-_'h on l‘il-Esliy creuiu; :iud
\isitul th. lr sister coiniriuy of that
place. 5 in; of 'l‘r tlllu‘l'dllt‘i- hull was
sm‘tlls‘il li'l' l‘iv «H‘i‘diliill. \\ lli‘lt‘ it i‘lillil'
tlnn \\ ‘is r~i‘l \’i‘il :itiil Stbi't't‘llt‘s‘ llstr-tii'il l0.
The large number present report it \ery
ill-mint lune.
l‘ ish \‘l all ltindfsst h‘eiiiswn's lllillkl'l.
Fire \\'|~ disc wtvrwl in the l‘iucsilx
lxnilllingiwvi liziiill ls‘llllldl‘tl‘s grocery
sl-‘l‘i‘. up t-i\\u. Wmlursday inoruiiit: at
six ..'. u-i'l‘. ‘l‘ln- lite alum did not work
.~.iti~l.li! ‘llll but llm iliptlllllll‘lll \\';lS
soon on the spot. and through their rt-
loil‘ tlm bitlliliti; nus K‘\\t‘il but not
\\llll\ tit Lt urn-it di 'il wt ilaiiiuuu- llt'lll‘r:_
don-- lw won. The itwin in \\ lllt‘ll inc
lllv brute out is occupied b) it slmeiuic
hi‘l‘.
The state buspit‘il lmiltd l|li‘l in the :td~
pitiiiit-gviierul's otlivr- :it ll.lttford, \\'t'li;
ncsdny, null i‘uiisi-leivd the evidence
indict-ruin; the 5 ddn-H‘ ll il|)th ut North
(to. .\ nodal; “ll‘ decided llll-ili. rind
.ludgx- .\ ll. Heels of l‘siiilgcpcirt \\‘lt‘ lu-
'-lt'ltx ted l . prcphc u Ii‘lhtl’t t . b.- puls-
llNllt‘il lll tln- n-wvspzipers. ,ludgo ll -rr~i
s ml he should probably lllllsll the i'cpiil‘t
n: \t .\l€~nd:iy.“ .\ftcr Governor l.~llll\'<
billy his signified approval iillllr'li‘*
port. it \\ ill ho gtrrn to the public.
l'eisom contiinplzilin; building this
scrim: ghoul-l haul li‘ llulztll St \\'illi;ims‘
iuhcrtisv-nn-ut in this issue. "T which
they give it list of buildings they are
pictured to put up for prices'i‘ilnging
iruiu $‘nM1o'$3H.Imn. This firm has put
up illlllt‘ n number of houses in this
town. priiiclpially of theirown design.
_\\’hn~li linvrnbe’ei‘i inn. h tidinired for their
lilt‘llllt‘l‘llll‘fll prupdtions and their con-
veini mm of uriniicrinvni. Unc just
completed for J. Sturges llindsll on
ltiwrsule tin'nlh‘,’ is worthy of special
mention. and is Well \v-irth cx Ulllllllli.
AQ‘FNYS. lhndall l\‘. \Villniins will be
phased tn linvc any one cull ilnd cxniip
tin- It. ll isrit pictty lllllllt‘fl‘i‘rll ige. and
is “Ty complete Ill t-Vr‘l’)‘ detail.
«—l‘:ill in (VIC. Retnsiili‘s market when
you wont fresh fish. U)‘~l‘r|‘a‘. and chiins.
Ill Haven lion and lull employees on the
“Sew York dwision of the \‘onsolidated
Itilttl met in the Y. M. t‘. A. hall, Bridge-
port, on Saturday evening, to lresent
. tllt‘lr retiring. superintendent,’ V. II.
Stevenson, With a trstiinuninl of regard
and sit) show their estwin for humus a
superior ctlicer. J. l’. llopson of this
city was Chairman of the coiuunttee that
called the Int-rung. and he introduccd
Assistant eralllllflstcr F. l‘. Clarke, who
witlr'soinc well c host-n remarks presented
Mr. Stevenson With a Jurgensen watch
. rziiles seen in New
of this p
“The generl health of the tiwn during
been no epidemic. and :l llllll‘kt'll :ilrscnce
:l \"c t\ rt} 34’le ion. ;
till \'I'- l A) morning :is liv \. 'l'in-ui‘l‘l
l‘wlli .l tof ’l'iiivit) Munich irimlin 2
ii: ‘ his li ltu'r ‘u l’lis' Xmu “l. 'wl
t}. uh l-e l.lll .‘it . :i um'r \\‘.: “4»;
,s‘ ~.\\ l 4 sun“ :i! tlw i,.i‘. {‘l l i‘iws i~-‘
ii: l “ v‘ ':i.i'i \‘.’;ls ”K” t \ 't '
lllw . ~S‘il‘snn‘siiiu;
alien lml l .
l-‘l‘ up: i in.»
.l‘
'lll ivy.“
~. ll l.\tll'll :il.t.uil c ’lllil‘
.\ ins ~vt"lic \‘tit'lli'ttl\-lilt
3.;r-tnl‘ told :it i‘liir'zuiiu. lrln‘l.
\ i» ”Myriam; l'i‘ t. m.» 5'
.n X Al}. is :i lll-llllli‘t' it l .‘. . i-u‘
ii '1 .- tll‘x‘\lili‘:.l ut' the \‘l.l\‘ .iss -. L ail ‘z:.
.\t ‘ro lu-i'otuh l‘1I“llI|lllliltll‘i.l‘,lli'
cir) . ‘i l'uvsildy. the insura- tzi-l -: “ls
lm": luillt llll‘ («Verdi i'i |‘l. ll. \\.ii’
at» u ’l‘hx‘i‘v .
llt'l\l‘l‘ All the ti~ l l, wt; ~iis. .li-iuw. l'.l'l.‘.
liimr (llltl pr iliiliiii. n. l‘hi- lulu-r llt‘lxil
rum-mat Til Votes and the lit‘.il;1lxllliiit
ticket 3‘." \‘nti's‘.
\ \‘xvi‘y llt“ll o'tk itlihii: .lii l desk h t\'i'
bet-u put in l‘uuistock.llrotlicrs‘ l-_\' .l. 1!.
li'l} inn-ill. Tue desk and i:iilin~_: \\'t‘lt‘
in ole zit lIritcli. hilcy X‘ l'u's. plziniug
null. and are line specimens of j nilI'l
work. This Concern has :ilsorect-ntly
dunczi line job in the some line for tllr-
Norwtilk lrun \\'oi‘l{s. 'l‘lieir facilities
for this class of work are unsurpassed.
:indllie taste and skill displaynl :ii’euf
the lllglli‘s‘t character.
'l'i‘)’ l'liistcd‘s t‘ow Wine.
.laiw‘Pll \\', \\'ils.iii of the borough-
who hits practiced law in this town tor
lll‘llly years. died at his home on S iiiir
diu‘ :it the age of ill. utter :l linfierin;
illness ol several months. The tiuit-rnl
w is hell from the lite residenci- on
i ‘.inip sir. et. \\'eiluesil.iy utteriioou. and
his remains \'.‘crc taken to New Haven
forinterincnt. lie was :i urmluuteul‘
\‘lllt‘ college Hill for years lizll bet u :i
respected t‘ltlz’. n of the town.
)li‘fihl‘i. llubbell S: liirlliul of South
Norwctlk, have one of the most couven
ientl)‘ urniiiui-d factories in that! city.
The make shnp is p1rtlculutly “or-thy wt
lhenoticeot~ iulnuilzlcttiters. its by the
itii‘dtigctneiit of :i double ceiling, and :i
powerful rxlmust fun, the room is can»
sl.itit‘._v kept free from steiini. 'l‘he tirin
is meeting with marked success in their
specialty of hats in the rough niily.- ll:it
ll~\ lew,
Mme lung-v. \\i‘!t‘ ‘
in a few llliltllllsrutl" of the tliiest p3.“
Haven in some )'l‘.’l7.\
\\‘lll like plxice. whcn the l'.llrlt|lt‘l.s’
Militant of t Ltd Fellows of the .‘ltllt‘ Will
hold their state parade there. 'l‘hci’c
\\ ill» be two regiments of tho l’.ilri:irch=s
in llll". the lirsi under 'cointnnnd of .t‘ol—
uticl N. Moses and the second
under t‘ulonel t‘. l.. llivis. 'l‘he \‘isil.\rs
\\'lll lw rvcelvcrl and royally euicrt llllb‘il
by giiiiid (‘Elllltlll Sussncus, one of the
lurlzcst clntons in the exist.
The ninth zlnuiial report of the State
livinrd ut‘ llwzilth has ~lust" been received
at this vilicc. ln sir-siting of the health
t\i\\'ll In. .1. ii. (Sn-gory says:
tutors.“
the p.131 year has been good. There has
of the cxnuthcinutn its coinpired with
prevmus years. The early p:iit of the
year and until the lull ‘r part of March.
or with .\pr:l. kept up the iiverage of
other years. lll‘llllt‘lllJl tllSu‘llht‘i mostly
prevailing. 'l‘ue stunner and full has
been cliiirsicteiia -d by u crcuter health.
fulness than usu il :nul above the aver-
age of former yciu‘s. ‘
«New Corned l'ork 93 :t pound tit l“.
lluyes‘ inurket. Main Street.
llxrlmv'llros. l§ Frost‘s mlnstrels iii
Music llull on \\'eduesdn_\' evening was
well attended and the ditl‘erent parts
were acquitted in u creditable manner;
The first part of the programme is espec‘
inlly worthy of mention as the selections
that Were introduced displttved the tine
Voices of the soloists t'rgood advantage.
Dive Woods and Ed Connor in their nus
rivaled slimlowgmphs captivated the
audience and were heartily applauded.
llarrv t‘. Horton, tho male soprano.
is a marvel in his female selections and
it is almost impossible to tell him from a
primal dorms. The entire performance .
was a credit to the company.
The old time Methodist habit of shout-
ing “amen“ and “That‘s so, brothcr,“ in
church sometmles leads to ludicrcusre-
\vifirchain and seal, valued at $5M). The
\‘kuik'i of the watch were verv heavy and
beautifully engraved in What is called
line cypher Work. The from case bore
the monogram, “W. ll. 8.,“ and the
back "1&37.” “n the inside of the back of
the cure was this inscription: “Presenb
rd in Willum H. Stcvmson by employes
of.\'.\'.1)lv. N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R”
Feb. ‘26. lbw.“ The chain was the cable
pattern. and very heavy, and from it was
suspended the seal, a besui‘ifulsonyx
stone, on which wu engraved the mono-
grum "\V. H. S." A’ bouquet was held
at Sacd‘n reaturant, and utter several ud-
sulis. An instance occurred Sunday l":
the Hanson Place. Methodist church in
Brooklyn. The Rev. George E. Reed in'
his sermon was telling of the benefits of
giving. and illustrated it by examples
from the bible, An old-gentleman fre-
quently interrupted by shouts of "Ame-n“
and “That: no.“ The preacher remark-
ed that some persons might doubt u but
he told them. and say; “Oh, that‘s
only what Mr. Reed says, and he doesn‘t
know much anyway.“ Just then came
the familiar interruption, “Thatzfi so.
brother.“ The house was ccuvulsed
with luugbler. and tho pastor smiled
drone: the emplgyeea departed (or their
homes. ‘ '
v'oeuiitit'iil Lyceum Theatre.
\\ mlti. s lay l \\ tun;
(lnlifll’llll: wt tl-~-
.iiul \\ Hue“. .l
llll'tlJllilW
which w .s 'lon- m t‘ie- ilwi d «\.
iu'iunrr. 'l‘tiw \‘wll‘l‘fi ilcu :.; lies l':'llli“,i~
m. ll'.‘ ll liuti ’l l. ml 3- luglih.
l‘. t‘. r l‘ld‘" -t l‘ clwt‘s. ‘»l .\l llii .\".
the slzile must lie !- \l»li‘!ll~ wt the shite. .\ l‘ nu t‘itl I:(‘lll.~
lllr‘, ll uslt mi.- ll ii.iw..-l company this , ‘-‘
clu'l‘lm ll\‘\* illi‘i .‘t. is \\'h.i A“. . ..i,t,. .‘ .\;ll-;\.ifli lirirtdt'~ .‘ {low mpg! :‘t: p
i .. u..
ol‘ l (\ill s':i',~'-~. :u;.l ‘ :1! church. ih~- i‘ :um it Int: \\ :.l l-: n.-
uiust it“. -‘.«r\.nl t?ll.l' : r~ “.
l. t\.i‘ -I z)‘ livv. t'. \‘. \\'ut.: of lli«‘ “Wm “H. ‘
\\‘ ii l‘ ll\ i hutch. ll.:.l;e:.‘~ii, Y. |" l“ "‘7
1,.1 iiw up ! .“n 31. i1. “‘“l‘ i
t‘lill! i' Kl" lv'\\ llll‘ lining MI\L‘\H \..
\fl.> ‘ _.\,.1 S'iltmlwlill‘h Vl-- ill), \\i..:i.s.il\ .~,
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l‘lllli . :. it com ll._‘ 1. rsoinvu lino-p: ‘
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till iziignmh‘uo-iils ;.i‘~
tlo‘ [it putt}.
”A .\l. 2: lay in niw: l.‘3 on idlwis wt:
\' l‘lll=‘ 3m Ind-”m ct \\.t:t-rlciiy “:lil
Visit ll‘lt llroihcrs l. --l;'_- at” \\i~ll; thn’
gist and s. c-liul ill-grim. _\ i‘ulldlliili \\'lll
be sw in Al in the \2h.i~'i~-iiiu :ind :i grand
tune is lxgwctml. \ siwcisl ll‘.‘llll \\ill
be in i \"l the X t\l_::tlllz‘l{ r.iilr ‘\ll to ur-
K‘x'lllllliul‘tli‘ tin- vistliu; brethren.
li'i i'
duper llnhgiur :lutl
llci‘kct‘. 3'1 .Vlniu Stl‘cct.
.‘li-s l-Ivic l.. -t ‘ u‘r of
hush-menspindle-.1tlii-pisi um l; :il )lrs.
l‘u‘lv-r ll»\-1\ii*‘s. mi tlw h.;l. \llss i‘iri‘
is sud t» l» . .pizti- :iu :tl‘ll l , .ul \t-r) cx«
l“ ll in --iiil~ioi.ii-ry. ll;i\‘lliv_" the pdq}
accomplished some very ditllcnlt ptr (‘;‘.\.
t‘ulciininiiig.
Brooklyn, 1.. l.,
' .\t the mutual meeting of the 132i».
lice held on \\'.-.liirsd iv melting. u
for the n issuing year were elx ct» d :i
ll\\\.~j l'lpinin. .lt“I'llll ll libiichliei';
lst \l rgczln', \\"illi.ini M. It i) inund; ’.‘l
sergeant, llenry treasurer.
Jdtut s t '. \‘ruwe.
llr spt-ci-il ll quest. Mrs“. llr. ,\riu;tud
.l. llungs;
ll‘i“ rciurnml t \ Ninth Norwzillt for Utie
\Vcck cnilzug .\l ii'i'h l‘le. t‘ill :lt
once at lll" .\l ihzai'ltynin hotel. roun Kl,
next-tn pui l~‘t‘: ludi. s l “trance. l‘;iu be
consulti d Mi all in alters, (lilice hours
from ll to 3‘3 1 li ti. :iiid 7 ti ‘J'W'l.
'l‘i rins. ll lug Tin cents tn $l.ut\; 3; mile-
llli‘ll $l,i‘*l.
Us Monday. Much 7. till entirely u--w
S u‘ivl)‘ llr.iiu.i. cutitlnl “\\‘.ild;i l. iuiur."
\\'tll be presented. With Hell it llniV .i}'
and ll! r t‘oinpuuv. including the lll>l!ll‘
gurs‘inl )i'llllt‘: llt‘lel‘, .\lr. .\. Silvu'. iii
the l.\'crn:u ‘l‘hc-nre. 'l‘h play will lu-
Illi‘lll\l~“l with the suite libeiulitv which
has distiiittiushril ‘."" productions at the
The river and harbor lull which passed
congress ‘on \\'t\lll-‘.\il.‘l§' contains the
following items: llriiigeport harbor,
$tl.7\|lll:r llluclt llnck. $7ifitltl: New llzlvcn
lil’l‘uk‘YHll‘l', SISJHM: New llll\n‘tll hair-
bor, $10JWH: New London‘hziilrir, $1.0m);
Norwnlk lilll'l\-.\l‘, $1.31"); Sioiiinuton hur-
bor $\‘.H\M: Milford lririmr. $3.0UU: t‘on-
ncciicui river. $liwiin: llousutoiuc river.
~.
fill‘l‘ll: 'l‘liuiues river. $2Ti.tlllu_
Frank l'eterson and Thomas Shea,
lodgers :it the station house on Wednes-
day night, got into :i row mil during a
light which ensued knives were drawn
which in do things rather lively in that
place for a short tune. \‘esicrdziy incrn—
lug both were girrested rind pleaded
guilty to the charges brought against
them. They both are spending“ few
wet-ks :th Bridgeport j ill.
To-morrow “'1” he the opening day lit
(‘oinsiock llrotlicrs. They Will show an
unusually largo and line stock of spriiu:
clothing. and their specialty of Hint]:
li\‘t‘l‘t‘\ltll.~l will be more complete than
ever. They also announce it big dis~
count on winter cht‘cnills. and special
bargains in till heavy clothing. ' _\ Lev
ter stuck to select from can hardly be
lllttulltll‘tl. For style. qrmlity and price.
t‘omstock Brothers are the leading cloth~
iers. .
~l‘ent Moss Stable Bedding at Ray-
mond Bros.
Mr. S. S. L‘Hnmmedieu of SouthXor-
walk, the wide awake agent of the
(.‘onn. tleneral Life Insurance t‘ompauy
of Hartford, has an advertisement in the
lleruld, and from time to time he is en-
gaged in Stamford in talking life insun
once to the people for all it is worth—
:md that is a good deal. The best way
to get rid of him and avoid being talked
to death, is to insure at once in the (len-
cral 1.\f€-—L\llt‘ of the very best compau.
ies in t~xistencm-3iainford llemld.
Saturday night some one forced open
the door of E. A. Horton d: L‘o‘s print-
lug establishment in Meriden and ran-
ascked the whole otlice, leaving things
scattered around thu place in great 0on-
fuslon; The only articles stolen were $9.
in small change, three revolvers and
some ammunition belonging to the fore-
man, \V. 11. Marshall, who has a shoot-
ing gallery on the floor above. The
Republican accounts for the revolvers
being in the printing office. but printers
all wonder how there came to be any
money there. Mr. Horton must have
1‘;..- -~.\.-.~..i i‘ \l. l‘. i‘:
iv rs ‘i‘.— v. lll
\\ shut of tltecfiurcli. '
iv) win; l‘“ ~: l V sul c nirvits‘ llli‘i‘l—
in; :i: l? p, in. \\: l ‘wl spzci ll llll"l't~l_;
to those “no l..l\e ii-i'eut:_\ t lili’li ll t'll
the lift- ol :‘uiui. SJlJvi‘l for the 7
o‘clock Ne'l\l~“ \x‘lll liu "l‘liis \\'.irl-l is
(land Enough tor .\lr~." ‘l‘nt- put-ln‘ :uc
cor-luliy inviti Kl in We tirescu'.
The meetings at the linguist church
have licen ri‘lltillliztltli‘ for nizin)~ things,
Snell :i uicctui; thirtv _\'e.iis -_:n \Va-uld
hire l‘t"‘ll illss-nl mu in; th. \\'lll.‘li
,.\\'crc milled “plum :i'M iniglitv."
The [\‘lsli‘l' lizls labored we. rind its-ril—
I\ opened the r-vetui‘; svrvn‘es with :l
but t~ l‘nhle reading. Ill sermon. Nearly
i~\‘i*l_\ p: is »n nuc. ll\’i'tlml. \\ ll.» ll‘t< lieeii
brought \\ lllllll their influence. his been
brought to t'urlst crud It‘l riccs in :1 SltV'
St‘
lllt: hope. Sunday ctr-tun; tigulu the
pustu‘ l-uptised, Ii‘lll'lri'll. persan re-
i‘r'l\‘ll\.{ that rite. ll-w‘. .\lr \lunilui‘t,
the li-i‘un-i' p'lstor. was present. The
house and t‘lll|]\i‘l “‘crei‘rnu‘ded. runny
inople st iiiding dnrm; the inlirc scr-
\‘n'c 'l‘he pastor, ller. ll. .-\. l|~-l:ino,
bus ls'upizzal nearly i‘Avl')‘ Sunday for
nine than eight wet-ks. Nine orten
other c wididutes tire to be buptin-nl Snu-
il>i_\', )luch lilll. ‘l‘ne ll‘ili-l'est is still
dw p. and has made it \Vulhlciful change
in all departments of l‘lllllL‘ll life.
l'ngslct‘s Ankln‘ Nuppot‘tcr.
Since Messrs. l‘uaslc)‘ & Holden hive
commenced the iii.iiiiil;ictiii‘c cf the
:ilch .‘lN‘llllltl‘i‘ for \Vi‘llk and deformed
:inltlcs, their business has been con—
.xluuth increasing. and the} me l‘ct‘elv—
nit: lll‘lll‘lt cnceiirilgcincni in the way of
orders :Ulil testunnnixils in favor of the
suppoit rs. 'l‘ne billowing is from n
lady l'.l tlus'utown, and is ll stitiiplqof
the many similar ones received tron)
other places:
Soi'rn NURWALK. .\l:ir. :‘x. 1‘87.
.‘Iissrs. I'lliffi'a'jj tt‘ (In? t" .15 : — Haring
used l‘litzsley‘s .\iil;le Supporters on my
baby. l can most checrtully recommend
llll‘l‘ll t » mothers. My baby was heavy
and her unlzles were \veiilt. The foot
\\‘tlSlll\‘llllt‘\l to turn in. My husband
purchased a pair at the Supporters rind 1
put them on the baby, and thercsult
was that she was stun able to walk, uiid
it dct‘ornutypf her ankles and feet pre
vented. 1 consider the Supporters Just
what every child should wear while
learning to walk, and believe there
would be no more crooked feet or weak.
ankles among children if they were so
Worth 1 heartily recommend llleh‘up-
porters to all nluthel‘s.
Mis. \\'.\i. C. l‘n‘xumt.
A Slu‘cilll Meeting of the Masonic llcueilt
Associut inn ti! ht‘ llcld Minn.
;\ c-uiunittce ol the directors, consist-
ing of ti. N. Moses. L. l‘. lleining. C. A.
l‘oinlinson and Fr‘ul ll. \\'tildron have
culled u spccuil nieitlin: of the Masonic
Mutual Benefit association, to be held
in the Masonic Temple, New Haven, Fri-
diiv evening ol next Week, and recoup
mended amendments The ell‘ect of
these amendments )ll'cred by the c0m~
mittce is to grade tlielntircm'emhemtup,
and to do away width the so-l‘ullt‘d first-
$2,000 for a full rim and $1,000 fora half
rate benefit.
One Hundred Years Old.
On Saturday Mrs. Priscilla (loodsell of
Redding Celebrated her one hundredth
birthday. A large company of relations
was present, The Bridgeport Standard
says: "For many years she has been in
excellent healthund even now. with the
aid of ii cane walk about the house.
But she seems t0_b8 failing physically
though her mind is apparently strong as
ever. 7 Through. life she has been of a
quiet disposition nevu- cllowing any.
tuing to worry her, making .it a rule to
accept each day’s events. Whatever they
now be, striving to conform her actions
to (brim. The centenarian belongs to a
family noted for longevity. She had
two Sisters, one Mrs. Eunice Banks of
Greenfield Hill, who died in 1883. aged
94 years, and Mm. Garham or Westpcrt.
Her grandfather died a: the age of one
cud aid: “Your interruption came in
at the wrong plum um time, brother.“
grown wealthy since he left; South Nor-
walk.
‘:Il".ii_\
‘ llllllili’41r‘il.
‘ mill
,puitws~
.Bllss llll‘l .l.
:pulrlli‘ school.
class. thereby assuring every member .
hundred, and her tower and mother
livedtobevery aged.‘
cutin 1'. Ill .l so it is \\'l'.ll St‘ltunl “Kirk.
)l‘iii} llll‘lllt‘ zli'e not willing to admit
that lll-llit li‘ c.ilcitl:ttml to save time
Illl~l secuie lino-r i'csultscnu be found in
liltlt‘Illlvill in «l llt't'l. l‘ix‘ci‘}thiug clse
i'-:tu lllllil'iWI‘. lint Li . x)“ tlulil: In school
there slinu‘il i. . i u ch ». .\ll such are
in\'i ll 1 ~ \is.i x ur .\ hoof» lieiu lnuttnui
. 'l m‘ piiurztuu .‘llitl lr‘tlt‘ll“:‘~ will
, \\i".l‘=>llli‘ t \t-ly one. lltt‘ iluuliw-n are
gl‘ul t i l: no s Illlv‘ on.- ~ iii-y the work
\\‘I!ll tin in. l'i’ii:c.p.l ll.ill s.iid lll‘dl :i
‘ \'ls.l.'!' w. s :i i“ii‘it_\‘ :it cithci' school. it
\\.‘llul lw‘ i gin-zit ln-lp tw li!ui. his tench
rs. :.n l :i stimulus to tlxv pupils to halve
‘.» \ Lsil oti- Tl, . \I ii ll only to stay a
|ll1ll'l‘l'~. \\'i- know of his ntlu-r l'll—
. -. li'i'. s v c. mphl ly in the lulu-ls “3
Am t mixiv)‘ s .is \l‘ll«“‘l lv :lcliitig, Swine
.n “wuhi 2w 'tll uiiiriurtui-ut.
- cur hunt: is th.lt they
i
l
l
~‘\\
413.: we --ll .74: ~tt
\;s.'. .h. six; .l«..
l \’\l \Ill:\\ .\l.K.
ll.l:l‘ l l"!- t‘ '21. ‘lillllt‘llY ‘ ~ l‘J‘l NHF
\\ .n». n w ..; 5 22 hi m‘s l‘xalnl, .\ld. libs
J l‘.'.\'
lli' :s
fitlltl
2. mi sp-t \l.!.\" at S. H.
zit present in
has ll: en \'ci_\'
'iitu-w.
v'l\
’ll.
\,. . =2
ml in. . two
l=.;si:.i~«
ll ls Lulu;
‘_;ll lllv‘
cur:si.lcr:l'i-lc
Itlllilt‘ t v he‘lil spi c~
)1. .i‘hiircli. .\l»
ii't. lt‘rl‘ li:ls bvcn
.\ spl C‘iill scl'w ‘l iuweiin; htis bu-n
l for u- x! Friday evening fer the
of erupt») _. and reinstating
llcllrtde teacher of our
The met-tint: held some
tiiur 1%“ voted to iriiistute her. but the
llr‘\\‘ I . iiiiiiltt- l‘ \‘Jlll‘tig/ see \\‘lin-i‘-- they
Ill'\‘ to ;xt the lll~‘|ll‘_\ with which to priy
ln-r. :is another teacher has been employ»
ed t . tl'l her plicl- iitid is engaged for
ullr- yi‘lu‘ priH‘ltllllg her N‘erl‘. tih‘ sub
lstuutory. Such being the ' misc the
committee are put to tidisndvaiitiiue and
Uzt‘ special meeting will probably be
well attendcd rind some arrangement
HS
'irrriVed :it,
llu\\‘.\\'1‘u.\‘.
\\'ill::lin Sedgewick of New York city
>‘p--iit Sunday lll this place.
.\ large number of our young people
attended the in-clttie Pdl‘t)‘ held at John
,\)‘ct's' rcsideni'c, llrooksidc. cn'l’ridu."
evening. 'l‘liey indulged in d. nclng and
had it Very plczlsztnt tune.
t‘lizirlz-s llell Itlbl lke Stevens ofthis
place appeared before the legislative
committee in Hartford on Monday and
testified in relation to discontinuing the
prcsent shell-fish commission.
Mrs. Louis l“. Raymond luishecn quite
sick during the past week. ller many
friends will‘bc glad to learn that she is 'r‘ \' cl ‘=
i‘ccmeiing. -
)lis. L'Ullll will open her hotel about
the tlrst of .\pri|
A u:-\\' bridge hits h-en built across
the Consolidated truck near the depot.
lt iidds to the convenience of those who
truvi'l in that Vicinity.
The necessity of n wiilk betwecn the
village and the depot is daily l‘l“ll‘.: seen
by the large numln-r that rtreobliged to
It is hoped that the
cllort to sccurc ti wall: will not prove it
go over that road.
failure.
’ liltuokslnri.
)lr. Parsons has returned from his
western trip, llis horses “‘1" probably
arrive to—dlly.
Mr. Sylvester Remington has moved
into his pretty house on Park avenue.
'l‘liero was no Sunday school last 'Suu—
day. owing lathe bad weather.
Miss MinnieIIAlbertson is confined to
the house under the doctor‘s cure.
The neck-tie party held at the home
of ;\lrs.y.»\_ver:. last Thursday night was
largely uttcnded, and the receipts were
very sittisfactorv. but the exact. amount
we were not able to get this week.
' Broohside (‘liapel Treasury must be
getting quite far.
.-._--WD.\.“”; H M‘ I
The roll of honor in the llaricu center
school for the month of February is as
folloivs:
FIFSl grade—Edith Scotlcld 100. Frank
Littlrwood 99, Addie \\‘hitney 99, Fred-
die llerclmrd 98. Earl L‘mnsb‘ury 97.
Charles t‘onley 96,
.iosiellrickner 96, Henry Chambers 96.
William Fans 94.
Second grade—Alice Puncher 99. Mary
\‘easie Bowen
9?, Freddie \Villiamson 97. Alice Hamil-
ton 96. Menu Tucker 97. Ada Court 9‘7,
Chas. Golf 96, Ralph uiudley 95, Josie
Smith 97, Laura Cook ll“.
Donlcy 95.
Primary grade —- Henry
hanks. Freddie Silliman, Mary
t lirop.
3?“:ch s
whole system, mid Malice cll
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter.
Improvo.\'our—Cm;plex Ion
by the use of Pearl’s White Glycerine.
It removes all spots. discoloratioua, eta.
upon the skin and renders it not: and
beautiful. Druggiats sell it.
At. this season when so much pork is
shipped from the west. you cannot be
too particular in your selection of meats
Helen Scotlcld tlt‘i,
Morehnuse.
Gardner Fowler, Paul Otis. John Fair-
IMIWd,
Allie Bowen, Addie Clock, Hattie Nor—
Blood Elixir is the only'
Blood Remedy gnu-an-
teed. It is a. positive cure for Ulcers. Erup-
tionsorSypbilltic Poisoning. It urifiesthe
heumutio
ud Neunlgl'o pains. \Ve gumtoe it.
An elegant villa - - -
furnish cstinuitcs.
l‘. t). l‘mx till»). So. Niirwnlk.
following oints wore brought out: tho I '6 x a. o Q
reading is taught by the “word method. 0 c b (D a.
A child will learn to read twenty-six '5 a O _ a O >
words in short sentences much quicker > g... n 3 =
than twenty-six letters. because the E 3 m 6'
brain is receptive of ideas not forms. 0 ' ’ 1 ‘< o
The letters tind their sounds are learned 0 m 3 ._ 0 II“
without set lessons. That the children 5 3 H a. 0 'I.
can spell is proved by their written a 0 0 o 3
work. The children do not learn to >‘ z o 3 m (5
print. but. learning the written forms of “- a c H ‘ 3
words with the printed form, take, nntus o c a
rally to writing .
The excellent-y of the writing would >‘ In: .E o > is
show nothing but gziin in the llptzt‘t‘ c 0 o q 0
grades for eVery child «lid the children a a a m c
not tiseslzitn pencils. The hard grasp c '1' Ia :-
ncccssiiry t I hold and use at slate pencil E as .3 c _. 3 fl
is just the opposite of the grasp for the "" . I n 1
pen and ink. The pupils who use only “3 In “
ieiicil and in n-t‘ for exam dos and other
ivork do no‘t llose hut gain in) the writing 3"!“ (MN-“‘29 for a "“3" “‘"nly ' ‘ ’ ' ' 8500 d
of thi- l‘rimury as tin-y go through the A Tasty Queen Anne, Groom-t, - - - . - 3550
“NEW" .. . . A Sac-hill cottage 6 rooms, - - - ' ' ' SL000
'1hc"in:its. or wearing wtth strip-t . _ _ _ _ . _ _ 51 500
of colored paper and the embroidery “ It‘ll room “flu." ' ‘
With “'nl'rilt‘il UH czmls. may seem to be A 2-I‘nlull)‘ house, from and back slflll‘i. ' ' ' ' 3130“
Strange work for selmol._ American A n mtraclin- honsc. cuntainlng Bulli room, . - - - I,|00
:Yhm‘l“ ”'“Lfmhii {flmm\";r1.\l\n ”m" h’l‘lic A Modern Coll“: ' “1th tmnrot‘t‘lncnlsg - - ‘ - 8%.000
“Tum“. . wci s :lll‘ . ‘iss sc oo 3 ‘ . _ _ _ _ 000
llllVI‘ lnrovcd the usefulness of this ldetl- A (I’vnll‘l‘l “Nd "untrue"! "“IHh- - - i $3,
trmnitiu through llu‘ St‘nfi‘t‘s- “HF t'xiw- .\ cllccrt‘ul, compact and sub-‘Inullul dwelling. - - - 349000
.\ Stately and picturesque dwelling In Itnc style, 30 \\'llld0“’§.§6.500
812,000
To iutcrcst ‘l‘ pzirties we will b.- glnd to show any of Our drawings. and cheerfully
RANDALL & WILLIAMS.
ARCHlTECTS AND BUILDERS,
IZ.\§'I‘ NOR‘VAI.K. CONN.
- POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
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FOR SALE
A handsomely furnished pestilence. l3
rooms and basement, with (‘ot latte.
(‘iirrnigc lltlllsclstlllllt‘. Mn, and :2 acres
of loud at East Norwulk. froiitlrg the
rive-r. ii *few minutes walk from station
A great bit gain. '
Also two dwelling- in South
Norwulk on Roman Lane and
“'csl ~trccl.
R. B. CRAWFORD.
:H 'Nlulu Street, sol-walk
'l‘rustccs Stile.
\\‘i'.l be sole at public :luv‘mii the E guih- :i. the
to sudi‘miurv bind: gs iluruu Mllllll.’. of the
t n Upcrutu‘cdln: t‘ . ' and on tl.r‘rnfilrf
:lin: .d \‘russm. ty. :\.~uthe n
li‘c in and to one iron safe. one s ..
W Lu of :xs. \ l'-‘l' . 3
Batter. on.»
-ic:\iii l“l‘ n-
list “mt ks. .‘t bottom l‘U.l!' .
.\"lict?1c~.l hi“ hit
. . . ilk-tubs. l
.33 Lil'u-rs lut;clics_ l
' fsiuxlli
In! of
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>..t .1
:\ puts
colonic; kettles. timers.
\l‘vs‘l‘x st~‘\\‘~ .\l . t ‘
The sale will talu- pace (Ill the
lik‘turv, And “:1: commence at ‘
fowuflou of Saturday. the In: {3‘-
:iisulu‘nt cstnti‘ ut"'l‘llcCo Upcmiiu-
. :tt Mil
Tm‘tx‘c ofthc
lllll t‘o., No. l."
' EYMllUlllllflS.
For line goods in,
Maple Syrup,
N. 0. Molasses,
Teas & Coll'ccs,
call on its
_ -e-~Fl.\’l‘3~-
Crt-aiiicry and
Butter.
:1 specialty
Call and secure a line l’rcs-
cut with cvcry an of
Jacob’s Absolutely Pure
Baking Powder.
What Soap do you use
You know Ivory is thc best.
Call and get a cake, or a dol-
lars worth and look at the
Lady llll Elllllllllllll.
Sperry & Barnes
Hams, Lard, Pork, can,
a specialty 'with us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet Soaps
Just rec’d and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
constantly on hand.
Dairy
.. MW”... -SBYllllllll Broilers-
veu nod con gnu-cum their good. sweet,
delicious cud healthy.
WASKENGTON, STREET.
COME
And N'L‘ what :1 line Stock of
Hatslllais
-\\'e lure got, and if necessary
get :1 list shaped to your head.
We can show you the finest
liiic of
Bill thrilling
\V-u ever saw. and sells them to you at
the lowest prices.
lNew Line lll Ties Just In.
McEWEN,
THE
ATTEll '
-l .‘3 \Vusliington St.
FINE:
2.um
OF ALL [C
Rtaiilahll‘lfll
mutt.
OFFICE,
lzaiell‘l tail.
Norwalk Chronicler