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‘yllx
t t_\ {V llt‘t‘illlllll ditto tl: ir
:ll iy s', .‘lw! kit 3! are. Street.
! .\l:.~s LiiiiseGrifl‘iu of New Haven is
spriawit; :i t‘ew \\'i‘\‘k.\ in town.
.\li. \\'oml'of the llridgeport l‘ost has
1 aim: m: . nun-m 3... l‘.‘ lliiii=..l
p .
.... .
Til: s lililld 'l‘lit-iiins ct Merideir hos
lu'rl. pending the post \\ u l; with friends
lit 1. \\ ii.
.\l..s l‘r‘l'll'l\Vl\'lgt‘r has returned home
{ft-ill ‘tsliort \‘iSll \\'lll\ triunds in New
You. city,
7 'l‘lti t‘li i'lniti til i lilri l5 Ilil’ lliL' \V. l‘. S.
(Kali. Will take plum :it the congregation»
tti i‘liz'pcl .\piil L‘i‘i
'l‘lzo Hormonal Smugerbniid are on
Ling .g‘ t. t it lull to be held in tltt'll‘
null . '.l tlti‘ eveniii; of .\pril llth. L
~52,in Pink 9 cents a pound at F.
ll:i)ts' market. Main Street.
‘ltr. l. iiiored into the
Ere-tins o'wr l’i:ii.—'Ie..s drug store, lior~
;> iigli. i'ei'iiivily occupied by Dr. (Hines.
l-i
ickwintil litls‘
z‘it- I‘lly t'lvctlou in Hartford. Mon-
‘ .3. 1. r t'Jlllll‘lllllt'll. the result gives the
j i. ili.i~iie:iizs it lllaljol‘lly of twelve cii
tt-t )‘ttlllll.
_ ll ilt‘lL liltllt‘)‘ gt (‘0. Yi't‘t‘th‘tl this
w. it; two barges of lumber. ’I‘his tirtn
‘ ~ * e of the busiest concerns in this part
of ll'v- must. I
.
\‘-'..ri\«‘r‘s t‘iii‘eSCn‘. :it l‘iuistcd's.
tor the entertainment to be
its l-l it the Up: in lltlllst‘villl 'l‘llt’fiilily eve-
;ie mostly :ill sold. The Uperutlzi
item-ts
litigtmlxle tonic.
'l‘l.» \‘i'llilly t‘>\illllllsstiillt‘l5 lt5l\'t‘ tic-cid—
‘to: \wa lllr‘ license of John t'ul-
t'.-.-. ' \\‘. ~ !p “it. \i li‘-~“ raw unis iii. .1 in
t‘ is i';:\‘ list “ri‘li. 'l‘he l‘llll’fit‘filtg'tlllel
ii .1 not l-e sizsiiined.
‘Jlxbi let-t is t.\ be
'11 the lut'ltwmid Mtg Vins‘
\ii tibialli‘l: at
{JP-
increasing
'l‘ln l‘llilillll): will be (\Vztslzll“
.: l woil; \\ ill be (‘tlllllllt‘llt‘i‘tl :it
-i':s tor llzl‘ :tlltt.‘l‘_\' fziil‘orc
, . :tlllti tuh llli‘il:tl|' is not
‘l.-l l‘l‘ult. \Ylieii it tiilte
“Ll piolvihly be one ‘l‘f the
no, . s: tailors of ihe'ltind t‘Vl r lull in
.
Iltit‘.‘
A piano is efiered tor sale at a great
sacrifice in another column.
Miss t‘uriie mid llurry Plait are home
from iheNortl:tl.-ld sr-iiiinary spending:
it Mr spring; Ydt‘llIlUH.
Mass May Harris is the new
crptain who is to have charge of the
Salvation Ahoy in this city. 7
The l‘orichester Journal says thata
Nurwnlk man will open a fruit store in
llye Village in it short time.
Mayor llubbell has contracted with the
N. Y. t\“ N. J. (i. ll. (its Light Co. to
light our streets {or the coming year.
~~~Sarc labor nnd trouble by using the
SAlf-wr‘ngintz )1 iii—4850 in use in this
city. F. .l. Daugherty. general agent.
. .\ necktie sociable was held in Grand
.\ruiy lutll on Monday evening by the
W. ll. L‘. A pleasant time was enjoyed.
The oyster ground ease of Sanford vs.
llnhh of this town. occupied nearly all
one day in the superior court last week.
——l‘ziper Hanging and Calciuiining,
Decker. 54 Main Street.
lleo.\\'. llziytnorid of this city has
lcliscd the those place in Darien. and
moved liisiiiiiiily tothat place this week.
Mrs. lit‘uA‘ll is having her property on
Ann street graded. on which she will
build a barn. Major \‘t‘owe has the con
[1‘ wt.
lived llavilzuid is clearing otl‘ his pro-
pcriy on \\';ishing_:ton bitt‘vt and will
commence at once erecting :1 building
thereon.
~ l‘iowers are now in bloom iit ll.
Kiiegvr‘s. .
Noyes l‘mrber of this city. is tit the
lit‘iduw‘tiui‘t hospital being treated for
[\Ell‘llt’ll pnrnlysis of the lower limbs. He
served in the First l‘onn. licm‘y artitlcry.
llzin‘. Suly will be (ll. the Music Hall
on Saturday evening in' his “ll-iddy
Nolan.“ The success of this opera is
pliri t'ltI-‘lltll and it should have it crowd~
t‘d liniisi‘.
«X We l\'ric;_:ei”s advertisement iti :m-
other column.
Excavating for the new ciirs-‘t factory
on Ann street has :lll‘t‘thly commenced.
'ldtt‘ building of the factory is to be done
lir ' ‘\\l..
- {\fi‘lY.‘ t‘i‘ttl::l~ of l.-itd $14M) at l“.
\ \ :‘wtilk )' “Lt; lll’th wzis pies. nted by
M 1“"! ‘ 'lli.li~;i.l. “Ml - .2. “Illl “l llt'llrlai‘ilt‘w‘tlll‘lil‘lilfltr
l; .i.. \ \ ...” . “12‘ ,4 a!“ . l.. i'l‘ up i.:il ll\\‘ll slum d c1. :iii. and
* N ‘ f_ , V ‘l.: ‘w dill of ‘13, >l.t‘ '.\i iii sli’:tt;l:l
,\ N ;' ' 3 ~. 4 tiu- 21“” ,t l: Lrtlrv“; .‘isso'd :1»: incl-tip. :ind timlt
N H H \ ,l S.» “5“” . .~ \\l..l ., l. lldulli} lli‘llhrt‘i‘ltl. l
l f ‘ \l~ M ‘ . .» minial lbw-invoiiti il:(‘<l at his llllllll‘!
‘ U ld ’ ‘ ‘in .\e .v \. oil. t it) l‘lt l'iiluy (ind on .‘liitl-
.) :us lt'llllliilL-t \\r‘li‘ lzii‘iigiit t-i this:
"1"” }' l “4‘ 1"“ "“"l““ i‘ 3. 2w. ii.tvi‘niertiiit‘o-l‘nioiiceiuetv‘tv.i
: 77 . ‘ "' " " l ll ‘W‘ y \\‘l't'Ili“‘r"‘3l\.l‘="‘tll‘»_\'1llil'_'i‘l‘.llIl-‘
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C “‘7“! ‘ : ‘ ”l i 3 \7v\\_¥ \ .itiv l: n’. :ll. l.. i‘«‘1\fil‘t’l!t‘i‘
. ‘ ' w: » .~i l‘l the :‘li. \‘nwtw N. V.
” l‘ ‘ ‘ l'.:r:' i.. i'. t'lulli'll \t'i‘li‘ rd iy Illlil “ill be,
1 ‘l ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ :iii - - mu one or I b. slim . interest i.
\ ‘ . ‘ A ' 1‘ ' ~ ‘ ‘ ill l~‘ .iii:ii.‘. ~~t~d in this city its to who \\ ill
2' \l i“ M “ “‘ l 1‘ ‘ “5 H “ .... ill \'. .\lr._.l'. cu. but it is noi ye‘.
l \ - l \ ..ti {.1 . I . ' in“...
‘ ‘ ’7 ‘ ' ‘ "l ‘ \\' illl “rent. lair some time :‘nip‘. ty
‘ . t .l l ‘ \Vltl. ll. .‘li‘r ltcr liit‘ plumber. tllt \“
l e" i . l “' ‘. A l‘ ‘ l” I ' rut l.» 'ioziie in l? is! Norufidk un Sundry '
l=»-= \ L11 13-1 l “H” 7* \\ l‘ i \‘.“‘. ; :ii‘!cr :t \:‘l\' sh. i'i il3:.i~~‘s. llis‘
“ -’ ”"* *1‘:>":1“""“:""l" ti‘ii‘. iiiii s \\‘ul‘i‘ Liltcii to his lit-inc lll .\“\'i‘;i~‘
\ “NW4 V H" ‘ fr “ll “”3"“ “l l' -‘i" g cii.~~~ vii Holiday “here they \\'t‘lt‘ intrr-I
. .... uilt pie .:2 ~1er‘}. ‘
2'... it; ill ti... ,t‘ \. l‘..ii'li \‘,»
.lil .I
li-- l .\\v- t.\ l\‘..\.tt\‘. .'\;:I\1ll‘v“l.\l\flli
lit ’l' i nut of \l. lit-.‘li to l‘lw- ltlllsi‘illtll
il "' '. l to 1 it «‘1’ ii l‘~ lilil l- l‘i
«. "i. ,_ .«il l .uycrl
\\ t« l'i fail ,il»tl l.t\'tl
mun l
.N‘ ll\tl ili'dl lut its to: i. 23. ll:
p i i l. tt ll.._ll.ti-s iii tllw l, .\l on 5t.
l'lu‘ suit of l‘te-ili-rii l. .\l. Knapp of this
i\. t . i. l" v. r \ l‘.‘ limit the t' min-cit-
I‘m in» u". .\,‘~*\.'l Ulnll. w.“
t tltt'll up in the .- ~i:t i-l l‘wi‘dtll'tll l‘leas.
in? W. i ll bi lute »|t|_l.*t‘ H \H. The i H“
mi in [it ~ wt» ill \ihu lr the case
was iri.;:t.;illy tiirnl. tl-‘t‘lVlt-l l!l .\lr:
int 1‘. ~lllil;llli‘lll :2: MW misi-
his lu‘l )il lu-rn uni-n.
till. 51 it.-
i l'l‘ t‘
Knapp}:
liu- tun, ixil i t‘ l‘. .\l lit-Ii“ it list Sum
in “as Eur;- l} utt~ tried. The X. l‘\\'tllli
.itil Xv“ \ it’{'5li‘.‘itiilsiutt ('0. t‘iinll‘llltl-
it it :i in. :isi'mil pillvw. the employees of
15w! :2‘.’ ll otwl mu.- it ilifuj limp. and
iii » li.iin'i~~oiiie pillows wire givrn by
.l Mill 5 u:lh thr- ll dist. :lltii Ht‘mnsoi
it he it ill. llitch. Tilly.
1 its ;.i\.l Nish s‘tl’Q some H!‘t-l“llll.‘llt‘
*‘li'="l v’us, .iti l ll -\. ‘zlr. l‘ug; proiched
Messrs.
ltilitl‘ll M‘ltii iii.
use
in llil‘l‘ll)‘ fining l‘ii‘l subduction. l‘.
.l. l' ll_'l‘xt‘l‘iy:__f.,;‘ zit-ml agent.
‘J‘m Syll‘vuiiirgii c: Mops lln\\' iii
'l'li-J Mill» r-l lite bugs have t'tilttt‘ VIII
of \\ irier i‘iiiirti rs and r. sunied Il-"lt‘ old
tiiclts. I\lmni l‘i o'clock l’riday night
they stiirh-d a tire lit the burn it. the ho.
tel grounds. ‘iial an hour llllt‘r the burn
..lll .i'i rimti iislivl house on the suite
_ s were destroy. d. The pt‘nt't‘rl)‘
.iiigs in a Mrs“ Knight. \vliu resides in
l 2\lilt'll\“‘, ll. 1. The loss is :llu-lll $3.-
“ H. intuit) i-nvtri-d by insurance; The
l1 llll stood on the rtli‘ of oiiel-urnt about
i ‘.:ht llllllilllS “go by lll“t‘lltllllrll‘.".
ltiiduy last the makers employed in
turned out for int advance of prices on
Mack and pearl huts. The arbitration
Ixiltllllllh‘t‘. comprising three gziinul'nt“
tun-rs out three j vitrucytnen, met on
Mood iy afternoon and decided that they
“hilltl do nothing in the matter until
tlii y nit ii returned It! lllt‘lr wurk. Flirty
itt't‘t‘ltlllli‘l‘v rrsuvui-d their labors on'
‘l‘desday and iii the evvgii i: the commit
lt't‘ granted the iiu'rriise on the pearl
but: but lt‘in‘ the prices of black huts as
they were. The prices now correspond
with those paid in most ships intliis dis
Yl'lt‘l.
-- The Misses St. John have just ra.-ceiv~
l d their new stock of Milhnt'ry. The
shapes iiiid colors are pr: tt‘ver than ever
before. Ladu-s are invited to call and
examine.
The reputation of the “Melville“ huts
has not only been sustained, but large-
lv increased by the goods put upon the
timrket this ~easoii. Prominent among
their spi t'lulllr‘rl inlay be mentioned a
nutrln (Ir-Flty which is peculiar. in style.
mint iuid trimming. to this house alone.
‘ ““8 when well in the trade. and the
33:: haw been largely beyond fiXFQc.
‘i! uwj__*::i:t‘ittit~r very handsome derby
“ullf‘l‘r's'-‘ht:fi‘\ llrown. In dress casv
l‘t‘t'tvdly “”33: have had on liner
in draw...“ [he edizi and are warnnted
issued by them “luau?“ that the styles
“in, fancy. “Fenian he struck I pep.
do rs have already be: or duplicate 0"
titles In salt 1. “'melvl‘dln quan-
‘ . ..u “‘5 “1] I n
takes the lead. It [8 cl ' “' rquln
: “med ‘llh ood
reason, to be the only Mutt. 8
market, and as such Ins ultin “'9
bought..- Hatter and Punt". "3°"
7 .\ \\'rcii“ rein. dies at! l‘.:iistetl‘s.
l'iu following villi‘i‘ts‘ w. to t l. i-‘ed by
the I . rinziiiin Swim: rbund iii
' nicctilnx i ll
their nn~
Monday evening:
l‘n \r’l~lll, \‘. \Vdf‘lt‘l'l‘illlll \‘ti‘i~’~i\ri\siili~tit,
\\'. i‘
\‘lill
tlll'll
Jesse; sceretnrv. ti. 'l‘ieiiiv: llrltllns
r.i‘lt‘llll‘_\' ll. Kinppel; liens. .\l. .
llé‘th‘l; finance committee. \\', \Vriset. 3
t‘. ltr. iirs. it. ll- ysciniith. ’
S \iiiimt‘ Mr. and Mrs. l-‘.inclicr‘s friends .
I'I‘llli‘lllllt'Yt‘tl them before they severed :
their i'oiiiisytioii with their )liiiii street
restaurant by presenting lllt‘lll \\‘llll :t i
heniitit‘ul box of ti overs and :i very prct~
iv lvl tsit-r l‘.ll'~'. ll‘iv. Mnr llului'io t‘ultr
p s-d :t pi-vin lor the occasion and the
pmseiiiiitii ii visibly :itchtcd the worthy
t'xllli*l\‘.
t in .\ itnrdny afternoon two boy slountl
:i tiiiin's body under the bridge across
Yellow .\lill pond about live miles north—
west of Bridgeport. The iiiediczd ex~
lltllllti‘t‘ made :in examination. but dis-
covered 1‘." clin- lending to idi-iititg . 'l‘lie
corps:- hiis been in the water :i ttlnlllh or
inure. l.‘ was of a mam about :33 years
will, .3 int L‘ inches in height, and weigh,-
ingvl 13 pounds. with sandy moustache
:iii 1 dark hair. .
- «If you want a giod ills. corset. go
to Kin-gm“... '
l‘. 'l‘. llarniiiii has begun the reclaimi-
tioij of 'tifty acres of low marsh land
near Seaside puizk. Bridgeport. The
wiiik is being done by the Deep Sen Hy-
draulic Dredging: t‘o. of New. York.
which is pumping up from Cedar creek
lilthti‘flfl‘ cubic feet of mud and sand,
which they are deposit‘ng on the marsh
throuuh loog.pipi 5.. Tltt‘ jab will cost
over iilUt‘AlUt‘. but is to be done before
August l«t, 'lh xiv
The April l‘.iiis\' enil-i'zices in its con
.t'.»i‘ the \‘l‘t‘ilsltilt'
1 \\’lllt :i ieputt r. and limit he should not
_illllii‘\ll\=i‘ii
' lights in Standard. Norwnlk iiiid lhiddc
, of the dcpsi. but no particular duiiiuge
Eliniid in it iiiiichine on Saturday after‘
? noon ‘lltd liit‘crzited it
that it had to be amputated.
- :llllt‘k Nieuiii carpet t‘leiniinu t‘o.
l and .3 cents for
livered without cxtrnchurge. ~lt
.\ handsome tirciinm's trumpet. the
guilt of Buckingham l’ost. ill, A. R... to
t‘..‘s. ll :ind 1’. is on exhibition in Frank
ti iits stories. poi ins.
and biographical twining With present
truth and pulsing ,with lifcadupted to
the needs‘of its every reader. The Eus-
ter p ~eni. us well as the paper on “Some
Remarkable Wouu ii." are of iiiinortance
11nd inteii-st. The former is adapted
for u lt‘t'llfllllll‘. and the hitter beluga
sketch of Pr. iiees 1'1. Willard. with ti
uood portrait. Illustrated throughout.
$l.t?tl ii yi or. Boston: I). Lothrop Cull)-
pltlly. ,
—tlrders for the Self~wringing Hop,
and Cloths for sale. for a short time. at.
“1. 0. Merritt‘s news stand. F. J.
liotigherty. general agent.
A few days since a tramp called at the
residence of (ten. Bullock and asked for
some old clothes. at the same tiuie often
ingto pity for them by working. In a
short time he was accommodated with a
coat. Not having anything for him t)
do the tramp started on his journey.
after refusing something to eat. stating
he was satisfied with what he had with-
out receiving any more. That evening
about 9 o‘clock a loud knock has heard
at the door. Mrs. Bullock answered it
when to her astonishment there stood
the tramp. who stated that he§got as
far as Strinford cud round in the inside
pocket of am coat she had given him
a package of letters.‘ond thinking they
were important lie had walked all the
way from Strattord in snow and rain to
return them. one being postmarked Pub
ent otfice. Mrs. Bullock then offered
him some money und his supper. She
received the some reply, he bud received
enough from her cud could notrbe induc-
ed to nine unytbing “d proceeded on
his way rejoicing. Who menu tramps
sketches historical
by day work. S. ll. Sherwood has been
enungfd to stipi-riiitcnd the job.
Ti kit‘s for tliet'lid \\'i-ll bull on the
Qtlili Tire selling; illlllt‘ rapidly and every-
thing p dots to It uritiid min: on Ill‘dl
\iJl". El‘lll‘ idt‘t illil't )ltll‘Sllli.S til‘L‘llt‘>F"§l
ll.i_\ llt‘t'll si \"lll'l‘tl insures lii'rt class niusii‘
.l»,-llll' l‘:\‘x‘litli‘ll of t‘liicxgo has been
sperdiiig tliopitst week in town. His
mother and Annie will start tor
lliiglziiid imniorrow morning where they
will spend it tow nointlis.
'. :it l‘lntsti d’s.
5.3“" “4““ N ’31 113mm. in t‘i'ilth‘l‘sItlb n
Slsli‘l‘
-. l\—‘. bit i‘ \‘i
r
. L. H. Decker advertises for painters.
Mrs. John Holland 'will have a large
supply of llul cross buns forG.i0ii li‘ri lay.
'l‘lie lhh‘lt‘d of iiibttt‘ “3“}! bill was 0.. .
(cute-l in the house on \\’ed‘ncsday on o
yea lllltl may vote” 125 to ST.
The engagement is announced of Mr.
1'1. \Vinship Turnere of New York. to Miss
Grace Iiuulenheek of South Norwalk.
t‘. l-‘. 'l‘olles has been quite sick. but
his *ltdS will be pleased to learn that
The house passed the resolution on
Tuesday :iuthorizmg the trustees of
Fitch's Home to transfer the property to
the state.‘ 7
Humphrey Collins. an employee of
t‘rolut 8: Knupp‘s factory No. l, and Miss
Silen lllalier of this city. are to be nutr-
ried on the 24th inst.
Ground has been broken for the Old
\Ycll t‘igzir Co’s. new factory on \Vllsll-
iiigion street. and work \\'lli he com~
lllt‘ut‘t’d‘at once on the building. a
On Monday George Buckmnster‘s lock
works was attached by \V. A. \Vlieelcr
for balance of bill due liiiii. \Ve under-
stand that the lllt‘lllt‘l‘ has been settled.
There was a large attendance at the
children's meeting in the Temperance
rooni last Friday rvening. and tho exer~
rises were of the most interesting char»
iicter.
There will he :i spi-t-iiil coinniuiiieation
of Old \Vt‘ll ludge it At .\. )1. Monday
evening next. Tue third degree will he
conferred. All Muster Al‘ifitlllfi cordially
invited.
Previous to attending; the bean bake
given by Buekmzh on Post. it. .~\. ll. of
{gut hurtiuuh mt \\ i‘tlllt'eilily r‘\‘t‘llllll:.
lhniglzis Fowler 1‘ .5» «l this city p trad d
our slt‘crls lli‘lttlv‘Il l-y :i (lttlltt cor ps.
lileki-rnuin .\‘ ban viii supply all wh )
w.tnt new carpets and curtains this
spring. lle has it Leg. r steel. than ever
and some of the [\l'i’lll“‘l piii‘erns iii the
market.
1.. ll. llcclter is dam: s. nii- tim- j In of
piper hanging this spring. There I* no
need of going out iii the t‘l’y t.. get the
best cliss «it this work Mr.
lie-eke: liti: the iii .-- sltidiul work'm-u.
dine. :is
(it tIth‘ ll. l". ll‘lt:
cel‘ieiit uudzciil and his
iitits up
pic; .tr:it ions.
iii:i“y t x~
he is ab \ to be at. his business once inure.
. . ~A CARD. ..
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks
to the friends who by word and deed
svnipiithizeil with me in the bereave-
mint of my liusli.iiid's deuzli. The up
preciiiti‘ou of such kindness cannot be
_\‘Xpl‘t‘89t‘tl in these few lines, litii l will
ever cherish the pleasitnt remembrance
of the assistance rendered me.
.. Miis. EDWARD M. l‘vlt'iux.
ENTERTAINMENTS. ‘
“ (‘ruzy l‘ntch."
.\t the Opera House next Monday cyc-
iiiiig. Miss Kate Castletou. the tit‘t‘ulli‘
plishi d and rural; l . young actress. will
appear in the comedy of "Crazy l‘iitch."
and be supported by it strong: company.
Tins promises to be one of the best plays
of the season. Seatszit l’lnisted‘s.
The new Comedy at the Lyceum Thea
tre. entitled ”The L we Chase" is one of
'tlie greatest and one of the famous plays
in English literature. It is the chief of-
fort of Siieri‘dw-ti Knowles.‘ and its prm
duction at the Lyceum. \t‘ith Helen
Dauvray and her Comedy Company.
marks an important event in the year‘s
programme at this house. The play will
be suuipiiiously costumed, and the minu-
ct. danced by the entire coiiipany,will be
a charming feature. It will probably be
the lilSl play otl‘ercd by the Iliui‘riiy
t‘onip: my this sens H). For the spring
und summer season following “The Love
Chaise.“ Mr. Frolimun announces a new
comedy. entitlid “'l'hu Iligest Bidder." n
play written partlv by and for the liiti-
comedian. l". A. Sathcrn of “Uundreary”
fume. '
Ndiuul Hutcrlaimucnt. .
The scholars of the lligh School. iissist-
ed by .\. S. Gibson. W. S. li‘unncll. A. H.
l’iiiinell. and Miss Lulu Place of Hunt~
iiigtoii, 1.. 1.. and the teachers of the
schools will give u concert and entertain-
tiient iii Music ll;ill,\\'iuiii siliiy evening.
April 2“. The pro;r;tii1 ’e promises a
most iiitcrt sting \‘lllt‘l‘ll 'll'llt‘lli. )lr.
(lihson is siweil kncwr lt‘l‘t‘ thztt lie
needs no c.iiiiiiiezzi‘mti-in.r The Messrs.
throw“ me rlil i--.l \‘ioliivi~t~. and Miss
l'i:t.‘i‘. lllt‘ sister of l‘:. 1‘”. l'lm‘e. (it: Hits!
of tlit- )lr-tlimlht c'iiircii. is H title singer.
'llie gymnastic drill .iiid 3h) pw‘w dilll‘.“
(‘oiigl‘ t‘ure is one at the lit“! if not the.
best :tttit‘lc t i be i. :i:. i. We li.i‘.‘i» t‘u \: r‘
fouiid :lll)I‘\l:ig th .1 so
c ugh.
l: 'lll \VI
s ::'- ly ciiii s ;i
(:.Il\l>““'5 tit ll :\‘r‘ Hut-iv :ii»
rtinu-“iicntsto pi ~ i- .i viii-utilingl ‘
lil‘.ii)‘ for their . . “ -yi s. and Hit 1 -.: .
tfiztt they (or: isi. l 1 xi o: l; . dts ltiit
they would hit . t - ' wt. 1‘ li‘ ‘H'llul‘. ..i' ‘
llll‘ tir.ii b :il\ :;2 .. T‘stly tlioi‘iliii lls
of t‘lli;il.‘)'< rs nil - i} ms
lil'l‘l‘dlplll‘ a 'i“;
Tin stir, o:. z:
r
ohmic .i::\\,:\ :i; 2‘.
his :ippiitttlrnt‘tils until the
_\pr:l. .\lr. t‘l'arltson lulu-s;
.i-l l l\ \ llli‘i‘ tliltii‘ l~l. a
mid i of
“A.“ . \_ 7,.
l .
:iiid
lllvl
t‘ii .éci‘lt
ll‘d‘llil'l nit
stormy
"li‘ll‘lS
tiiclits tlic ti
iii tlii‘ t‘li‘t‘lrtt‘
t~»=t‘l \‘.lll b~~ plun‘w seen frrnit‘liiirch
hill. New t‘un‘iiin Messcnrcr.
.l mph l\’liiiel'elt~~i‘s horse rim away
on l‘ii.~~.l;iy' morning and nude things
rather lively iii the vicinity of the depot
for it short llllli‘. He fell down in front
\\'l|:-X don.»
'l‘llt‘l i.
d . \scpli
litittcrnioiiil. an
;\st‘li‘s tiir
employee of
shop, caught his
to such an extent
lie was
:itteiidi'd by his. lllgginu :iiid lliirltc.
7 'l‘t t y. or carpets ch aiicd by Illt‘Sllllg~
thily
»t cents :i yard for Brussels rind liigritiii.
\‘elvet. Orders lett at
ll. Stow‘s. t‘itt‘pets called for and de-
ltixii-r‘s siore. It
the uruiory taiir.
The Hartford iii‘chitcct has been in
town this week looking over the plans
and spcciticntioiis and comparing them
with the work on the new armory. and
his decisii It in the mutter is hourly t x
pt‘t'ti‘d. .
is to be voted for iit
t‘h‘trgvs have been preferred :igztiizst
\ltiit‘cr Roscoe by James Irirrigun of
liviwaiytuii who printed at coiiiiiiuiiicaiion
larl wick in the Sufism“ Mayor Hub-
llrll zind )lwthew Corbett. committee on
police. will look into the matter.
~31. ll. l‘orsons' of the Bruokside
Stock Fill‘l“. will arrive on Saturday lt‘lIh
iiist.. with it car of fine young horses.
In the lot a few speedy ours. some
heavy Workers. suitable for trucks.
Balance first class business horses. All
well bred rind will he sold cheap. llis
cur last month were the finest lot ever
brought to Norwzilk. ~
.\ Hermon milkman named lliem
drove into“ Sherman‘s livery stable on
Wednesday morning about tire o‘clock.
and leaving his wagon tilled with milk.
hurriedly ran away. The wagon reunitin-
ed there all day and the man has not
been heard from since. He has been in
possession of the route only since the lst
of April and his conduct can not be ac-
counted for.
, There is report that a contract has
been made for 10.000 tons of steel rails
by ILR. t‘lark who is connected with
the New York and New England road
management. As this would be enough
for from 40 to 30 miles of double track,
it is surmised that there may heaproject
afoot for building: the link between Nor-
walk and .New York, which everybody
sees will probably have to be constructed
sooner or latch—Bridgeport News.
James Callugan. a rheumatic-old sol-
dier in Daiiliury. has been discharged
from the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton. In
speaking of himthe News at that. place
anyst—"Some the years ago he was sent.
to the Bridgeport jail for an offence.
\Vhile there, in lighting with an inmate
of the jail, he had an eye put out. Re-
cently he was sent to the Soldiers? Home
at 1.).iireu. On Monday he wasdiscbargs
ed on account of some irregularity in
proceedings. and he immediately came
back to Danbury.”
At the annutd election of ctlicers of
the First-M. E. Sunday-school on Tues-
day evening the following persons were
elected: Superintendent. Chas. F. Hub
lock; assistant superintendent, Frank-
lyn A. Smith: female superintendent,
Mas. Emma. Hunt; secretary. Charles
Smiib;tat cast... J. I. Dibble; 8nd cash,
Charles Hoyt: treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
V‘roorn; librarian. Joseph A. Brown; «-
aiat’auta, Nelson 11.3on War. It. Ray-
mond ad. Edward Zelufl‘, Oliver“ E. Rays
E‘l‘iliiirid :e ll .11. r. I
ins «\llll‘tl' l 0: ll * 1.12
crs ii: llin‘iiiiy I» ‘ .vm
[.231llli'llitlliltll‘ .\
N.:i\\...lg
lll\l~i ‘i. .. «iil‘. .‘\. N _\ :iiiur,
.\ «wok an:
;, \\'i ic :tppn tiled
:i i‘oiiiiiiiatee to ..ppi 1. c dazu'iges.
llibhle R‘ t‘ mi~t vii inn :iit :lIi\‘i‘fll§t‘<
lili‘l‘il in this issii ~ i: ll may lions~lteep-
or should reid. 1i. llli se days when so
many iiidni‘ciiii 31" to t ll‘i‘I'Ctl to inr-
chiisi rs wt l‘.tl\ll‘,‘. tn-wdi r. the stispicmii
is it Very pt‘mpci i‘!.~‘ that the p iwdcr
niusi iii~c--ss.trily 1... :i.l_iiltcr.iti-.l iii order
[it ill‘l‘JIKl lllt‘ [It'llu’m l‘illlllt‘ (V ‘Vl‘lll‘l ‘t‘k
ntl‘er it pure mimic in their State bolting
powder.
Friday evening List t‘n‘ it .ti'liers of
the lirst .\l l‘.. Sunday-s ‘1 went to
Mrs. Frank Sv‘yiiioui‘s lt.‘lt|-‘ iii l‘iist Nor-
wiillt and pres: med h: r \\ i' 2; :i beautiful
quilt. the huiidmcrk of \l:s. John 1‘.
'l'. ‘lutl'. .‘lrs. Slyinour ixp cis to sever
lict‘ i‘oiiutction \\’lill i li‘ Moth idist
church in this city and unite with the
church in His: Noi'\\'.;llt. She has
proved :in t tlicieiit wot her in the Slllltll‘lv
school.
and
rust Du) Scriiccs
.-\ union seryice will l't‘ held :it the
Congregational church at 10:30 :i. in.
lit-v. Juuics ll. Ross \vill pic .ch on "The
Attitudes Toward the t‘inczti-«d Christ."
A Card. ,
“"r desire hereby to return our tltunks.
and express. as far :is we cui by words.
our appreciation of the syiiip.tiliy shown
by the many friends of our son 'l". lwwrd
M , and to espiciully thank those who
furnished the beautiful it irsl tributes.
Mn. AND Mus. J is. Ii. throws.
— ll\.\ll-IN|.\I..
llituh-Iiherk ~Iiiissclt.
There was a very lzirgegzithtrlng at
the Suctind ‘.\I. ll. church on Wednesday
afternoon to witness the niairiwge of
James Elwin Russell of this city to Miss
Kate lluulenbeck of the borough. Long
before the time appmulcd for the cere-
mony. all the available seats were occu-
pied. Jesse Ferris wits lwsi man, Misses
Nellie Rice. Grace lleuleiibeck and Car-
rie Vail were maids of honor and How-
ard Holmes. Fred Louder. Minot Smith.
Arthur Russell. John Rimmingh and
Ernnk \‘itil acted as ushers. The bride‘s
father performed the ceremony after
which the couple went t1: Rev. Mr. Haul‘
enheck‘s home where a reception was
held. The bride and groom were the
recipients of an unusually large number
of presents as testimonials of the good
will in which they are held. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell went. to New York on the 6
o‘clock train where they will make a
short stade_______ ”
Officer Rust‘nt‘ iiuilalns.
Miler of the Srtx1‘ixi‘i.:—Tha' state-
ment made in the SESTINEI. last week by
Mr. James L‘u‘l‘igfl“. to the tilect that I
had insulted him while he was waiting
at the station is so far from the truth.
that in justice to myself I ask space for
an explanation. Instead of my saying
to him that be was acting so as to cause
an impression that he was addicted to
something of a disgusting and disreputa-
ble nature. I spoke to him in the most
friendly manner and for the purpose of
saving him from annoyance from some
characters who frequent the station and
Who were making to some extent at least
a butt of him. It. was the farthest thing
from my mind to accuse him of any im-
proper conduct, as he was guilty of none,
but. what I did was from the kinder: ruo~
tives, and after I had advised him be
thanked me for it. I am at a loan to un-
derstand how he could have formed city
such opinion of me as he expressed last
an after thought. In the dischuga of
my duty I strive to give no offense to
my one, nnd trim to do the beat I can (or
the city, cud all with whom it is my
duty to come in contact. I um sure I
hove done nothing in Mr. LIrrigun’s cue
to deserve either his or the public‘a cen-
sure. Reopecttuuy,
ore bed.
i:
mood.
my:
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week. and believe that. it was altogether.
given ill the i) w an r t‘!‘il"ll.illl€!l“lll
will Em I'I"‘t’.lltll by l'iti'li'>i. and Mrs.
will lt.i\‘c tltc little
~.\ll‘.i‘ of
c in lti le in! i2' mus". h» ..u
.
li~ ~ii i‘
.-.l \\ .:‘:\ \vti'tt they will a
‘ y. :Eil‘
'll-Eln'inuiilciiszii;ilrzll. l‘i.“»:.-ts:iri-iion Y) Y‘; e
. » , - tlBBll’ti l ll’EClAlTV =
..xiisnu. , l l. i g . i ‘| g a
pm “in .L .3‘ “mm“. l linihrm-iu': .iii the latest \‘Itzzlam g g
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tin. :. w..,tt we l.-.iu lr-o'ii tli~ l.-~t . COREflaETi’fi, a.
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lll.’l‘t‘ thin .. i at». ' l ..
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tit‘n
p;.._.'.‘r lit": llzzgi
‘l‘d ' lizi;i:ici:il :epml
l.l\lt‘ll [it lill‘ \‘ii‘illl ill :lll. l: ‘xltlt'S llit‘
supp ii. at t‘ie Phi it. it '\‘. \\'. ll ..._ and
the p trti.il stipgnrt of :i [Lending cider.
and it bishop, t‘u-uy h'tyi' given during
and i'i.i\~ met-tins.
the S. 5‘. l‘. and I‘ll);
l‘reetliinii‘s .\ id llllll L‘liuz'i‘h Extension
$9, ii iii ‘ttti in $‘id. Sup *rll‘ltl‘tbhl Minis-
ters $31. l‘i‘em‘hvrs‘ \ztl $3". ll imr ll ‘
llJVt‘li‘llt‘r‘ $lf‘. Missions St 1“.
These ligtires sp - tit will for u church
of tilt members. and without fits yit
\v‘i..it H cilled at \\‘c.i:liiy person in the
number. Our cliiiici-ies' are the c.\iiser\‘~
ntors of society. M iv they all prosper.
EASTER AT INF. (‘ul‘llt‘llll<.
“'i-ll Arruugml \Iusicnl l‘rugrilinuws for
Sent Sunday.
i.\s we .stzitcd :t't'ew weeks ago that the
music iii the churches would be unusally
line on Foster Sunday our prediction is
verified by \llt"fi\llti\\‘llti: programmes
which will be rcndeied on Sunday.
The niorningservicc at the .‘ilethed'st
church will be of a musical character
and the following selections Will be
given:
Voluntary—-
Edgar S. l‘litcc.
"tlloriu iii Excelsus.“. . \V. U. \"ilkinson
Choir.
Tenor Solo—«“lle Lives, \Yho (hire \\ .iS
Slain.“ ...................... Dunks
E. I“. t‘rowe.
Anthem—“The Birth is the Lord's..
. . .. . . .ll. Sanders.
Anthem «“t‘hrist is Risen.“ in t‘.
. . . . .......... . ............. ”inks.
“lie is Risen deay.". . . ..t‘. S. 'l‘isdnle.
The subject for the 10.30 service will
be “The Revelator‘s lbxology.“ In the
evening there will he preaching service.
when the pastor will speak on "\Vho is
“My Neighbor?“ and review the work of
a 1‘- years‘ pastorate in the South NorWaIk
M. E. church. The following selections
will be rendered:
“The Angel of the L )rd.“
. ..... .. . . .. . ....... .. ..\\'. B. (loate.
”Uh. Come All Ye Faithful."
....... ......... .... .......... ..Novello.
Solo—“ltesurrection.“
......... . . .. . . ... . .Harry Rowe Shelly
Miss India Thomas.
Anthem—“ Jesus Christ is Risen To-
day.“... .F.J. Barrett
The following programme has been
arranged by the Congregational church
choir for the day:
EASTER MORNING.
Opening‘Chorus——-“Llloria“ from 12m
I
Mass ......... ...............Mozart.
Congregational llymn.—- -
Otfertoireqs‘olo—‘ ‘Lift 1 our Glad
Voices". . . . ....... . ....... .IIolden.
Miss Jennie Thomas.
Choir——-"L‘-hriat the L ml is Risen To‘
day.“.............. .\Vilson.
Quartette—“Ho Lives “'ho Once \Vas
Slain”. . . .. . . .... . .. . . .H. P. Dunks.
Miss Imogene Baldwin. Mre.C. St. John.
Henry Tilly. Frank Nash.
Closing Hymn.—
Evaxtxo coxcER‘r.
Solo and Chorus-“They Have Taken
Away My Lord.“. . . . . . . . .I. Stainer.
Solo—“Palm Branches.”. . . . . . I. Faure.
Horace Hatch.
Quartette—-“Ha is Risen. He is Risen."
. ..—-—H P. Danika.
Miss Thomas, Mrs. St. John,
Horace Hatch. Frank Nash.
Chorus—“Christ. is Risen From the
Dead". . . .. .. .. . . .. . . ... Neidlinger.
Solo—“Consider the Lilia". . . ...Toplifl'.
Miss Jennie Thomas.
Chorus—“Jesus Christ is Risen To-day."
.......... ........ ..I“. J. Barrett.
The E rater uervicea at the 33p.
tist church will be of an interesting
chancter. The pastor, Rev. H. A. Do.
lano having arranged a programme for
the occuicn. Besides acme extra music
the theme of the morning discourse will
be, “The Stone Rolled Away.“ Au Eas~
tor offering will be taken at the conclu-
sion of the service. In the evening the
subject WI“ be, “The Glnd Morning.”
At Trinity church no specu‘ I program
but been unused. although the mud
to...
Eater oer-vice: will be chow
ll'l :.. ii ’
.\‘tii" "‘l l‘. 't t"t\'i~r-‘_
t‘w\‘l\‘.l". :‘t‘ iii ‘
if innin‘iirrh'p, oi the l
by tit‘ulull-itl. “
‘l:il“li!.lll\"' li t“ -
i
lltrj \e.tr t.) the lidd ‘ .\ iciety $1” t“. In”
Stit‘lt‘l)‘ $l‘i. '
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A Fun: FOR ruinuvno'nv
PLANS ruinous,
‘ llANGth: riioii $500 To $20,000. .
Many of them de-
moat
tuoiaduioo
' pue [memo Kq pa
signed by us and
uilt in New York
nd Connecticut.
.iedai‘d main to "v
-iti=>‘iv
p .9 :5
Neal (‘otlugc for n nunll family — - ~ . 3500
A Trust 3‘ Queen Anne. urourns. - - - . - — cm
A Side-hill outta: \ 6 rooms. - - - - ~ - Show
A ten room house, — - - ~ - - - SL500
A 2-I’umlly house, front and luick ulnirs. ~ - - - $1,900
An attractin- housc. containing Bath romu, 7 ~ - moo
A Modern Colin: g with improvements. — - - - 92.000
A (-‘cntccl auul cunycuicn: house. ~ — - - ~ , arr-1,000
A cllccr‘l'ul, compact and substantial (hicllilig. - - - 9|,000
A Stately and picturesque dwelling in line st) lc, 80 \\'II|I‘0“’§.§6.500
An elegant \‘illn - ~ - ~ -. - ~ SI‘J,000
To iiiterestwd purities \v.- will ll» {ail t i show any of our draw ingk‘. and cheerfully
furnish estiuiiiti s tor building.
RANDALL a; WILLIAMS.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
l'. H. II 2x till-3. So. Norwulk. l).\§'l‘ \0R\Y.\l.l&,
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iron ALL usns.
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FOR THE] RETURN OF WHAPS.
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SOLUTELV PURE.
tum 5R DISEASE. VATS ll "IS 3‘".
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BUT GOES TWICE AS FAB.
2': Sala by all Leading Grocers.
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H. «sham,
Iliilnirlteiiio llotcl "burl” Main Street.
tn ,\3 t'o\\. ‘
BARPETS,
Ingrain, Tapestry, Brussels..
till. lllll'l‘llS, g
Mailings. Mats, and Rugs,
A. DICKERiiiAN & SON,
39 \l sliiiigton Street, - South Norwatk.
liliflfilllllfis AND MEATS
————AT THE OLD STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
senmewoofif“
ALL outlining PRUIPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE \VITII US.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
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The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST~ PRICES FOR CASH.
Elegant Body Brussells Carpet. 900. up. Elegant Tapestry Brussells 00c. 703
800-, and 900. Heavy Ingrains, 45c., 50a, and 60c. Extra Lowell Ingram 750.
Window Shades
HOLLAND SHADES. good quality. on spring rollers, with fringe. on randy to
hang. 500. 8 ing Rollers Etc. CORNICE FOLKS, with Brass Trimming:
complete, 43c. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1.00.
WALL PAPER,
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.-
Without Gold, Tc. to 20¢. per
linitirunr.
Cottage Suite. 318,8 Pieces. Ash Bedroom Suite. 822 u Wnlnut and Cherry
Bedroom Suits. $35, up. ParlorSnits in Great. Variety, ding, Bed Spring. 8:6"
at Low Prim Par-tiers. Lace Curtains, Lumbrequina. In fact unythlng to
our house comlslete can be found here at. Loam than City Prices. 0.
y hand and lu' by Practical Upholsters. We do as fine work on any city house.
and employ the beat workmen in each branch of our busing-u. Goods Delivered
without Extru charge.
C. E. SMITH’S,
Ni“. 9. Atluntic Sh. Corner of Broad, (Oppuite the Pro-hymn cud hpti-t.
' Chunks. '
STAMFORD. CONN.
SIM in new York City 1845. '
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Embossed Gold, 40¢. to 50¢. per roll. Plain Gold, new styles. 25c. to .35 per mil
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