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South Norwalk sentinel, Friday, April 15, 1887 · page 5

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FUI‘TII Nt)l{\\'.\l.K. .\l'lillirlfn. 1882.

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l Principal Hall has taken a run through

‘ P?! r ylvanla this wcck. V

.l.-‘-..ii .\. Slater has purchased a home
in Sc} inoiir place. this city.

lI-uraian' Sli‘dl‘l‘fi- of New Yuri: c.ty
Sli‘ill Sunday with friends in this city".

Mr. arid .\lrs. listiry .\l. Klllllli‘l‘ of
New York otv war in town this wcck.

Uii _‘.‘ucs.i y cvorilng Concord Division
5. of 'l‘., will give a dramatic critc'rtain-
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Nclson St. John of (‘rcskilL N; 3..
spciii llistcr .\‘iiisil 1y with friends in
town.

The first l‘oiiniciiciil rin-r shad of tlic
s~ amp was caught at Saylirock. Monday.
by Frodcrick Klrthlhl. ’

.lrs’. .\los‘cs ll. \\':lsozi of this city has
l‘ti‘l' ~t\!‘lltl|llg tlicpust wrck in Hunting-
, 1.

l. ii‘isbiiry. )lalthmvstzn & Co‘s t‘lll~

 

,i‘L )ri-s conlcniplito organizmg a sick
:at. l {illicill l‘vt‘llt Ill tlfiit‘t‘lilllull.

l i‘ ‘ -ncl \V. H. .\‘li-Yciisoii is to clitcl‘-
t on tho t‘oniicciicut lluportci‘s‘ associa-
git-1:: at tho ;\ll2illll\‘ hotel. lliidgvporl.
ll’uils} rvx nliig. '

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‘ The Mutual Drum corps has been rc-
"orgunizsd urid much improved.

.\ lic ‘se lwloiig‘ i»; o \Villiam ll. .\los-
liér ducal of hours dist-use this wcck.

. l. ll. liiyuioiri is to build the brick

on \Yashingtz‘li street for Reed
ll .l lldlltl.
' ~::ii~am.ti:il slssioii of the grand di-
visi ii. Sins of Temperance. will be held
in North llavcn. April ‘33.

Tho Hl-l \Vctl Restaurant is now owns

 

or] exclusively by .l. ll. ll‘iyinonil. It is
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under the charge of .\ll‘~‘. lilll‘gt‘l‘.
.\ litautifiil St‘l of iicw awnings has

ll‘t‘ll piaccd in front of ii.
storc in th- .\litll'lt‘kt‘lllii block.

K ricgcr‘s

t ):i Tm sday ci‘ciiiii: :i spccial insulin:
of lillllx‘f‘ l. pig-x l. (l. U 1". will lie llt‘lil
wlicii :i full attendance is dosircil.

lt-v. .l in s M. Taylor, formerly of
this city. ii iw prt'sltlrlll of \'.issar t‘o‘.~
l~:gc. spciit Suiztldy \\ illi lr‘ictiils’ in town.

 

_ i For a hot \llllllx‘l‘ a» to the ti \m ll *s-
laiiraiiit. Music Hall ill-ck.

ll “liilt‘d that Thco. ll itt-rziiimd.
who lost his hand at .\sli‘s for factory
last wcck. is to sue llic company fcr

daniugrs.

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Old “'01! Lodgé of this city will visit
St. John‘s Lo‘lge on tho cvenir-sz of the
‘2‘3tli inst. 'ind worl: for them the third
IE'L‘J'. C.

To»: marriage of Mr. \\‘. ll. Austin of
Norwalk, to Miss Minnie .{errill of this
city, tack place at the i‘csiilciicu of ll 'v.
ll. .\. lK‘luii-fl. April (3 5i.

 

The irinilevtllc Sunday Sch-mil is
making. ximisivc preparations .or their

annual t 3ll2‘Tlalllllllenl, which will by lll ld
on the t*\‘t‘lllt‘.;1‘< of )hy til and lth.

#9:?! l‘uik 9 Wilts :; 'poiind at l‘.
llziycs‘ unrivct. :‘ldll‘l .\tr ,1
l: is . .vp. t‘lt-l that the

suit of ll iriuiui.

lrirlgcpart, for
» the \lx‘lllll of the
int Jumbo. \\ is: cnnic on trial this

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iiiormn; sol j- ct will lzo “l‘lovidl-iicw. or
llicsi; Li‘s ll.l“~l l‘oiicli :Eic (lx‘.llt;::r)'
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MILLIVSE‘RY OPENING.

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ll’. lirr-igcr.

A lino display of styles prosonts its-.if
lit the store of ll. Krcigm'. ‘l‘tis softer
slir-idts in c.-lors predominate on marly
all the hats. both in trimmings and
crowns. Fcuthc-rs arc iot uscd in trini-
min: to any great extent this spring,
and ll iwcrs :ll‘t‘ uscd as a substitute. The
hats in this stirc are so arranged asto be
easily ox llllll‘lt‘tl. The sliridos most no-
ticcable are brown and licliotropc. with
old red. term cotta. shrimp. mauve. ah-
sintlie and Nile following. Besides a
(“‘lll'filt‘it’ lino of niilincry goods this
sto‘rc has always on hand a large \‘aricty
,.;‘ Q mcy goods. s‘rv. under-
wear. h thvy arc always picas—
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is null-twill iirid a Visit to tlicsli \w roims
i‘l. llii‘ .‘illsris SI. Jullii, Malt” ~l Norwalk
a most xlchgiitfu'. tzif . Jtli ., ii: ly the
displly a: ihrir vpvllll li took
\Vt-tliiesilziy d Thursday.
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’AWPLAS' FOR nitrifiirnonv "

500 Pillar Full HillISES

iuscixu Film: 3500 To 320.000.

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‘\ i ‘\‘ J" in“ has h?" “wimmg “"11““ ml“ ML l'mmu'rl “a“ “V“ ‘i‘lf‘l‘l‘ a to Kricgci‘s. r ‘ h clil of the llihsl novvltics i \ llllllllni‘l‘g. -“ T‘“" Queen Ain‘e‘ 6 r‘“““'“ ' ' ‘ ‘ 355°
. \I't. \\ \l‘lu\. on it \\ llll .\ll‘ss .hiaoo ll.‘iililil,ocl\, ro- yoai s vacation by his church in lxromt— For Smmx tonc mew luls “Tu mh‘u‘ic‘ Thu“ “1 H, ‘1: RV lull-.3 bounds. noliliv A Side-Ill" collage 6 r0."l|§. - - - - - - s"...
.. HM h, il:.. .,; Li: 1...” iiiriun irony,- )t‘s‘.(‘l\liij\~r ‘ .. ‘ lyri owing lilll'l‘llculill. and he inicnds am "In“ :5 ‘ .\Estiiiz l‘i‘HYt'cll RH: Nlr. is. ant thy» stylish look i .1 {en roonl Ill)|[~(‘, - - _ — - ; _ 81.50.
i’ \\ "lvh lnis =\h lid 3 . >1 ”3”“ “N m“ m MW!“ “‘ ‘l' “WT“? m “ ”m“ m "n“ l “5‘ Pull, rci‘l .,. of Trinitv church. '1 -.i in its lil|"“1*»“l*i:i.\‘l .. .-\ 2-l‘iuuily lr'ousc, front and back stairs, - - - - 51,30.
m. a - M H; “n.1,.~ 1,,” f, m \, loo}. 3 1‘7““ r "- p ' . , “ mm“ M““"““}i“~ 1““ l‘Wl‘ ““5 and tho parish. Uri Mayday cvciiinc: :i: ll“"i*1‘li»‘ii“ * ‘1“ ”1i“ 31ml “W" Us“! in An attractive lunisc. containing Bath room, - - - - - I,I00
‘ -v l i \. mg. lac ll.l‘ L. .-ii in: rim-i ‘, l“. l‘ii“ “ m" at“ n hm“ 5'! null.“ N‘vg‘kviwv'“ yam “M "n Y‘ "AM“ in)“ a iizirlsll ion an; of ilzo church. )lr. lull “i“ mmmni" “‘ “f 9 ‘li‘r- 131“““l-‘ll‘m‘ 1 .Vludl-rn (‘o‘ttag . “'itli improvclucnls‘ ‘— ~ - - 52,00.
‘ _‘ _ . .,.., , . , ll.l.l i'.l .\.iiurilay cvcnitig to >l‘t‘ ltxiil He was lll't‘r‘t‘lllxil on in ll may with a “M ‘. "h in to um, "q, ‘ l l» l .‘ __ '., mmrm M" which “pi-“1hruuv 4,3,1”. “f . ‘ _ ; _ _ ' -
l i ll : or .x - Loom st . L: - s oi inc 5 Sum, u ‘llulldv .\‘ tm‘. 1t ““5 a ”M. inc hm m Adams “Ni. “mgr“ ‘ H n 1 . i .ll.\ ll.t‘l 115 ilsic my! in l“ v‘ , ‘ M . .. .1 \_ 1. A (-culccl and (‘lill‘l‘H-t nl lioll~¢.« — - - - 83,”.
‘i \» I '- .7: ill l ‘i l: .» 3““ ll s'i'hi “‘3‘ i nil-l. pcrfoi*iii;li:.»._.‘ mp4,”. “Mum” and t‘glciiniuin". lEEIEUH-dwgiMilndfl nc “fl! lfr“l':‘l‘l." 2r”; 11.13:}: “i‘i,|I,-,r;,ill SEW“ {will -\ Cheerful. compact and substantial du‘clling. — - - 81,000
ll» . \l . . .\ 1 » p m;-' i. th- in as soon in: MAM“ 1-1 1.”: V U, pa” ““4," “.\...m lymph 5; 3pm: 3:“... E ‘::;;.:)r‘i;::‘: :;::‘\\',::r:9n “ ”mm H S‘i‘im‘ a,“ #1:“ ,1“, ii 1“ “1"” p1,”: \ ”it“. “gm: .\ Slalll‘l)’ and picturesque (Inciting- iu lino sulc, so windowsfisfififll
L“ i“ “3““ “ ‘ii l’x “““N {ly \‘l‘ nod \MFO cystcrs lll twclvo hours. A”. S CiiiiLiiis is stinking up his li\ci_\ Tho shrvic- < .1! d)“ (Iona. "itirrtal \\ lllt‘ll to >< 2» i i, from tiiv lltli‘ Lliiilii all-.2 .IchJngnnlJilla ‘ - - ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ 312,0,”7
‘ - 7‘ H i _. . ‘7 . §bcv , _, :lic up. ,4 “yon-c a niitiiitc for stalxll- with .i now lot \if mirriagrs :inl church 81H: J”; 't'l‘llle' \\‘li’hc ‘: wq of l;,.._:lish braids to thc rough straws and T‘ ‘ ‘ it )1 ‘ ti N. “. . will 13‘ "hi I )9} w . ,1 ’if d ‘lW‘ 0. d l ‘- ll
l'v- no ‘l ll l= oi i l lllc l\\:2lv:lvl N i‘ml ‘ mp ,. li‘ lllllv‘. ‘ liiggirs, and also oil. ring a lcirgc linc of “WEI,” 1,3,1,“ .1”. “l A I .. A ll ‘1 .\ ‘illitiillttllfvl foul ilio wcllstoc’mul slich‘cs f , 0A3;}“ililik‘gjfrw‘puil'din... { h ‘ i ‘ d h 3‘ F ( our r. mas, an C leer n ‘Y
‘ “In“ l‘y‘ ‘ l‘ "”‘ri‘ 'l'i .‘ :ziiiltial ruling of scat; of 1th. the siliiic for solo. \-Ur\\:.‘u;l v.~\ rill" :1“: ix “x: '\l "1““ and slinw l‘J‘x’S lnili vi“; that there is “rm“ 1 LE .. ‘ L h
, 5:, pr 4 Hull.) \\ Ill pr -l\itlll~\. lw U.“ . gall-All ‘i church-‘70. ~\‘“T“illlc,\\ill 'l‘lic incat “Hui“, “1 1(3ill‘.{..1{\.r & t‘hrrstkin ,1" “1‘1" in“ ”EM‘ZTI} ; ‘ : no Lick of lll‘ill :iiiil ll. 'crs lllul rihlioiis RANDALL & WILLIAMS,
l* ”i ‘\ \ 1" ‘1:‘~“""-“,“i"”i ‘1“‘g‘r’l take plzicc .\lwiiliy cvciiliig iicxl. .\pi'il ll iyiii-vnd was altnclwd this wi-ck liy 'ic “I“ p; Tl“. pom “I; \‘Yillli if “'3‘“ “hi"h l” trim thcm. .
cl l; l}. ' lhlll, “l \ ”‘vl‘qu . Slit’l‘al“ llixiyi . in favur “1' Torry \\ t'n. Yiilll‘l: .‘il'dl .l \‘Vuu‘, .\lt‘ll.“ _\< Tut ‘1I:‘l‘d’t’trfil[Tlix—‘El‘bxl‘lr'QIETV‘Tr/l:‘l‘s, ARCHlTECTS AND BU'LDERS,
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c-u- :lct ii. i ii in; lllt" lll’l.“k\ “will on:
i: v'ii. S l‘ ilk: innuii‘s izi'w ccisc‘. lac
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\li‘i' s s ill till llih‘l‘ rll‘i’i‘l,
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“ll lmi i \t‘lilll.1'll| ii «i.i.;ili':\ Hall,
l.ii.:i 7_\ .l’. ‘ll liil. llio class
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in psu.» I. no in i ii \‘7lllllill‘f.: this \vvck
:.i llzv in cl. 1' i ”nlpcl sin .1. l‘lii-y liuvu
l-c. ii \ isaiml liv lliiix' ll\lllllli rs ill young;

i‘i«li~ s ll "ll llu- ii ll. l‘v'til ll il llii‘lollws,
lui il-c llll}‘“‘“\‘l ll.l\‘ill.:ll1t‘ll' foiliiiics
livid.

\\ album i.. l ii:;.lo‘u llit.‘ ill-tiir iii

ltllwlhi‘t’.i‘iiltlltlll Hi this issuc. st iii lliitll
l’.iii~. m 3,4. "ill" .i n l’)’ dill, ll iil pluisc
i-ii it in. .i! ,it his c wintry
icsi-lv'in'c ll ‘ltl “it :l \\ is I'cp- llill iii
llw r“ l‘ iii: to. ’

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ll u i 4 .\l.Ill\I'l .\l.iin xiii . l.

‘l‘m- . :iici'iuiiim. ill go t'lt in tho i l." m
H oisi- --ii ’l‘ui silly \‘Vi no.5; lv_\ ilic \‘ tlll‘
i‘lll‘ l :I and
1m- i-I =;i.i:ii pisscil i ll Hi :i s itislm‘liit‘y
moi: . i. .\‘irssis. l‘i‘uidx Nusli llllll Hor-
{U‘I‘ ll |l\'ll «it this c'li\, tool. loading parts
in llll‘ iilu'lJllll “'l‘ii..l la} .liiiy,"

l‘\l' \r ll" :l.’ ~ i‘ll tpiil l2:lu.~l\\.‘. thc
t‘il\ N.i‘i ”Lil lllllli it‘ll'lllil t:-i‘ lliisiiiifs
\\ lzli \l‘ lu‘~ll~ ol pic i‘.‘ blind twililicati’s
.\l llli‘ closi- oi busi-
n. ... .-ii \pi il l.‘ li. this yr Lll'. tlicliildlicc
of itcpisils \\;is $l‘n1 \"ti‘ifidl, and ccrtill-
ml. at f ilt'lhtslls in l'i‘ $10530 to.

~~.\ll;. .\l. ll. l'.ir~\il\~‘. \il‘ lilt' lil’ilul'i-
silo Sim-k |‘.ii':ii. wtll arrow on Monday,

~‘i‘.‘illl‘

inn

ii \\.is liiglly ail llilt‘il.

of ili ‘iiwll‘ }l.l“".

1‘ iiisi.. \vitli ‘l cur load of line young
liors'vs. 8 min of tliciii urn spcriiy, sonic

ifiizul \‘JI'ILILIU lioiscs: lltllzlllt‘i‘ liusiiicss

iiiiiiiiuls‘. 'l‘ni-y havo lll‘l‘ll sch-ctcd with
grim i'ltl'i‘ :m i will tic sold cxlrcuicly low.
ll. lit r sci" lllt lll.

.\ \‘l ry ilrstriiclivc llrc occtircd in St.
.\llkll‘f‘lfvl". l“l:t.. on the iiicrning of the
l‘.‘ iiisl,. iii \\ ill-,‘ll llicolil Catholic cathe-
dial and court ll‘llltsr‘, of which Llf'llt.
Niiiith has had so much to‘say in his reins
riiinisccni s, “t‘lt' ilcstro’yed, togctlicr
“'llll a large portion of the city“ loss,
$23ii_iiiiii_

.\ numlwr of Mr. and Mrs. C. I-‘. llal.
locks friciids calicd at their home on
i'hcstniit Ht; .\Ivillilily evening, and cole-
lirul~=il with lllt'll) lllt' twciitietli anniver-
sary of lllt’lr iiiairiagc. A ilclcgzltion of
tlir- tvachers of the .\lelli Llist Sunday
School wl-rc [orcs—‘llt and a pleasant cve-

' niiig was spi-nt by those- wiio wore thcrc.

Mr. and Mrs. llullock .wcre remcmbercd,
in the shape of several useful gifts, and
the party illspi‘rr‘v’d at a late hour.

llt't,‘rfl(‘ ll. l'laisteil is going to hgv'e
things in shape to furnish his popular
soda water this scason. lie is golngt)
put in a new genuralor that will charge
ten tanks at a time. All thesé’tanks are
to be liiicd w‘i-tn block tin and covered
with wrought steel caps. Mr. l’laistcd
does not buv any ready made syrups.
butinakcs all he uscs. and puts nothing
in them but tlicl'incsl flavors. For clean,
purcsoda water, it is the aim of this firm
to excel all competitors. »

Al the 23th annual meclim: of the
Fairf‘icld County )Ii-dical miciiitv held
Tuusiliiy at the Atlantic hotel in Bridge:
port. the following ufi'icers were elected:
President, \V. S. Todd, Ridgcficld; vice.
prtisltlcnl.
reporter, F. Wicca, Bridgeport: d
iainrs. llrs. Godfrey, Stratum. and 150! -
alson: censorsyDrs. Shelton. Barber and
(irvgory; dclegattos to American Medical
association, Drs. Young, Rico, Powders,
Slirltm. Bill, Hill and llrowmon; doles
gate to Massachusetts Medical society.

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'- Dr. ooh; to New York Medical. society}

Dr. Porter; fellows, Dru. Powers, Hill,
Godfrey, Barber and Burke; alternatives.
Dr's. Rice, Day, Manson. Adammund
Young. .

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his icce l\! llll" tun: ya! l-‘lrlllul l'. iiicE

RobN Lauder. Bridgepogg‘
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l tho Upcra lloiisc on Monday \‘Vt‘llltlg ll:‘\l
in gin-ll sli’i‘fil lioiisc and tho pci'foi‘inancc
lg ivc g-iiiciul sziiisl ciioii.
; .\lisws ll. lla and "Hit rcsi llii infclilcr
grillil l'uiiiiic ii it drum of Ncw lltht‘ti‘
ispciil Inst Saintly with Miss .\lruioii
l l'l‘x‘}ll1.\‘:ll this cii)‘.

l 'l‘lzv llwll‘ llv‘l‘ult‘ ll iilwiiy i'oiiipziiiy fill
31 .y :issiiiiiml lllz‘ control and opciu-
ll tho ll m icy \‘tllv‘ {which of tlic
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\\ ill work llll'i‘t' dcgici-s "i ll.
of ilio .(rilliil x Him-is,

 

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.\lxilulu)‘ :ii‘li‘l‘llimli :i tilt. \\.is lxltiilicil
llt .ir llii lizards & \\‘i t .i‘s ship y.iid :liid El
in c.ii:- so fun: ii~ .is in ix ipiiiw tlo i ton'ls’
lorniy prisons to t \tizigiiisli
iii iii‘li'
from ilcsli‘iicii-iii.

t.‘ ml l‘riliv l'xicniydlic llli‘llll't‘lvh cf
tom in commander.) K. '1‘. of this town
tllll'lllll d ilii- annual lmiupict and lllhl‘al‘
lulu ii of ivllli‘l‘lfi of tho Nx-w llzivcii coni-
iiiaiiillcly. l\'. 'l‘. 'l‘lic oldor of tho 'l‘ctii»
plc :iiil .\l.illii wri‘c \\l»il\‘ril. '

i'__ Sumic. Minor of llic l‘li if. n ji‘lll“
Hill ill \xili ll ti tho lllit‘l‘i‘sls of \‘iii‘;tl so»
was in town on 'l‘iicsilfiy. 'l'lic
p.ipci ho i‘cpi'csi-nts his rcci iiily lli‘i‘ll
slzii'lml and is Inccliiig with dcscrvcd
It ulsoiiiils \vitli iisi-l‘iil slip

i‘l uh it!

tlictliims to sziyc thi- .loclvs

\‘lt‘llr‘s‘,

.\lli'i‘i *5.
;: stioiis. ‘
“Visit lll.‘ \luiii ll‘ist llllllllil “llt‘ll you
.lll :i got-ll llli‘Jl. .\liisic ll:ill block.
ilii \\'cdiicsd.i) l \‘ciiiii; occurs llh‘ :in-
mi ll luill of lllt‘ UH \Vl-ll llocli & l.”ul-
dcr iii. ll will. as in tlic pas‘l, undoubt-
t-diylm a grand :ill'air lllltl Sllt iild lw largo-
lv ltlli'liilt‘ll.‘ Mocsliii‘s orclicstra of Ncw
York city will lie prcsciit and give a
\‘Ulit‘i‘l‘l prcvious to tho dancing.

\\’ l

.\t :i incl-ting of tho din-clots of tho
Masonic "Mutual llwm-llt association. Mon-
day cvooiiu. $3inhl was volcd to tho
widow of thc lllli‘ .loscph Rcilly, and a
lllit‘ aiiiioiin' to tho wulow of tlic lalc
Jiiiiics l’iirkcr, of Ncw Harlin. Several
tiiciiilwrs wcrc l\\l\lt‘\l.

—lii'l )‘i‘lll‘ ciirpcts' clt lined by tho Swill:-
atiick Siciiiii t‘ulpct t‘lcuiiiug t‘o. tl-iily
~1ccuisu yard for l‘lFlliSt‘lS and lngrain.
and Ti cents for \‘tilvcl. Drill-rs lcft? at
ll. Himv‘sfi Carpets cullcil for and dc-
livcrcd \vitlioiit cxtru charge. : 4t

1*‘rcd 5. .li iinings. a wiper :it the round
liuusc- cf tho llinbui‘y & Norwalk rail-
road ’in iliis city. was seriously burned
on Friday cvt-ning by 7 pouring kerosene
oil in a stovc for the piii‘poscof rekind-
ling it. His face and hands were badly
hurncd. lie was taken to lllt‘ lllahackc-
mo hotcl wlicrc his iiijitrics were attends
cd to by Dr. l’ardcc.

John 11. Knapp is to malt; a number

of iiiiproveiin-iits on his Marshal street
propcrly. ’Tllt’ carriage factory will be
niovml to Illt‘ war of the lot and cori-
vcrted into a tciiciirent house. The old
stablc will probably llbltll'll down in a
short time and he intends to build a
brick Mock containing six houses. The
struciurc will be an ornament to thc
sum-t.
p ill‘urties from out of town went through
John 11. Smith‘s nursery on Saturday
and cxprossed themselves as finding it
far superior to anything of the kind they
had in their own much larger city. The
work gottcn out by Mr. Smith compares
favorably with any in the country. His
supply is inexhaustible. as was demon-
strated on Eisicr Sunday. '

——Try Plaistcd‘s Root Beer, 5c a glass.

Crofut d: Knapp have just got out the
hats for ”the Baltimore police force and
are filling, out ,a similar order for the
\Vzisliington force. This firm, also ex:
pects to rcceive the order for making the
St. Louis and Cincinnalti police hats.
They have done this class of work a.)
long that. their superior work generally
brings tlieiu’ duplicate orders each suc-
ceeding season.

An order has been issued to the G. A.
R., dcpartment of Cunuecticut, by Henry
E. Taiutor. commander, urging the dif-
ferent posts in the state to arrange for
public services on April 27, the annivers
sary of Generaltiraut.‘ He recommends,
that at these gatherings contributions
for the Grant monument be solicited and
placed in the bands of active and zealous
members, to the end that. Connecticut
may do its share in the erection of I
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society in a satisfactory manner for the

'ting as those men. and come before him

*1 ed the surrounding country to a great_ex—

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. has brought lili‘ paccr
\Vllltll lll‘ lmiiglit lll lliiiliiii‘y lzist \\‘iii~
tor to this city, :iiul is it ow di’i\iii=_: lii‘l‘.
Shc is it \‘x :y rl)l|\ll "llllllftl. full of spir-
it and said to lic iiiiitw spciuly.

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of the ( no in id in N ~ro:ill< tho Siltllz.‘
t‘\'\‘l‘.lvll‘-'.

- ii. >.l‘..3".1s!~':li=‘;sé‘i S‘wll‘li :i full
liiic of H ‘llli‘ gulliii‘ Minimum s.

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llri. ( lizulcs l-I. llarrls .\ppoiulr‘il to the
lust (‘liurvh in tliisl'lt}.
The animal \‘t'llfi'l ‘c l'f llic .\lcthii—
l'lpscapll church which his just
in .‘~l soul \‘erium, N. \'., was cf
unusual ll‘lr‘li s: = pic in this city. as
:i tll : w is 1: ip iiitv \l tulle
ll'u i-l::r'-i wt l2 V. l‘. . .2! tlic lilis!

 

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.\t i'ic l‘:\\l -r \l 'llii iy pii‘isli
of .\1. l‘.iiils cliiircli. .\lwll Hilts
K. l. ii‘kwuil \Vct‘i‘ i‘ii‘i‘li‘il
.losiih K hogs. l‘lias. 'l‘. 1.
“Mid .\Allcclv. .\ «‘2\ Smith
ll iiiii-r Mcrriel

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scii. Wm. H. South,
lliiiicl i‘. Nuli .iii l \‘o is. l‘. .\‘1. Juli“,
\‘csti‘tiii‘ii; N, .l in .\li‘l'llli. l‘lcllt; l:-

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Smith. truisiirci;.l Will H. l.:._:ht. ilno. 8.
North and dull" .\. Shit-r wcrc clcctcil
lllllllllll ti‘iistccs‘. ll ports of thc librarian.
tri-as‘iircr :iiillliourd of triistccs will :ip~
pcui‘ llltlllt‘ .\‘itx‘i‘ixrl. iicxl weck.
~~~.\l:iiliiiii .\‘cyiildll li:i.s coiliplctid lll‘l‘
(it‘l‘lllllll course of tlvc necks. lli-r
scholars. of’tlio host faiiiilics‘. all :igrco
tlisit slii- :icconiptislics what shc promisi‘s.
lly riqiicsi, lici‘cziltci‘ slio will xivc lll~
sll'lfli‘lliills‘ twice it Work. .\l inda) and
l“[ltll\\' evcniiigs. from? to S p. iii., at
North‘s Photograph ltiiiiiis. lit-ginning
iicxt .\loiiiiziy. 'l‘crins rcusonzi‘iilc.

D. .\l. Finch :iiid\\'ui. .\lchiliac wont
toNcw York the oilicr day and got u

llllt‘ puir of Noriiiiiii horses for Mr.
Finch. .\li-. .\lt‘QlllldP got a line lllurk
Haul: liorsc from \‘cruioiit. Thcrc

would nothing but lino horscs come to
town if Mr. .\lcQuahc had their sclcc—,
til-ii. 119 has brought in a good many,
but tlicrc has iicvcr' been a poor oiic
among tliciii all. 7

——Basc Ball goods at l‘laistcd‘s.

The was a large attondaucc at. the an-.
nual tiicctiiig of the Hat Finishcrs‘ ; sso-
ciution on \\'cdue;~‘duv evening. The
following olliccrs were clcctcd, who no
doubt will attcnd to the wants of the

 

ensuing ycar: President, 1’. II. Elzczi:
vice presidcnt, Simucl .\Ict‘rowan; sacru-
tary. Abram McL‘hesney: treasurer, \V.
H. Radical. A board of directors and a
finance coiiiziiittee \verc also clcctcd.

llt‘lljtu‘nln r. (Hidden, David T. Mc-
Namara and Thomas Mulcaliy, the New
Haven boycotters. whose action in refer
once to the Journal and Courier led to
their conviction in the lower courts and
affirmation in the finding in the supremo
court of errors. came up for sentence on
Tuesday, before Judge Sanford, of the
superior court. He said that; should any-
body hereafter be convicted of boycot-

for‘scntencc, they would receive a much
heavier sentence. The costs amounted
to $253, so that. each man had 3134 to
pay for fine and costs.

\V. P. Foss, formerly of this city, is
manifgcr of the Clinton Dynamite Com~
parry. His company is having a build-
ing erected near Yonkers, N'. Y.,, for
manufacturing purposes, and for some
time past they have been occupying some,
old buildings in Plattsburgwhich have
been partially demolished séveral times
by explosions. On Sunday morning an
explosion of eight hundred pounds of
nitro-glycerine took place, which shock~

tent. A few rods from the exploded
factory is located the magazine, asmall
wooden building. In it; was stored three
and one-half tons of powder, ready for
shipment. The side was blown out of
this» building, but luckily this great
amount of powder did not explode. Mr.

 

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N 11- l\"'l“s 13 litiial lliil zilzi guy “‘ twill, l- .-.- s lzsl‘iw
'l‘hv :iiiiiuul izui-iiiigof llic .\Xiuili .\"oi‘~ “A“. Tiny mm up. :c i am. or fly.-
walk Library \‘Hlln‘liilixllt \izis lav-ll Ill 1 7, , n; . vil tiiiii ii ll; this H Hm 1,
tho l‘oiiiicil cliunilici‘ oii \Vcllm's l.i_\ cic- ’ 1. ~ _ . pg“. 1' to ll.|l‘.l w ~ik. ‘iflcy :itc tho
lung and llli‘ following . ill " oiilv IllIH‘llllllH w; ‘i :ii'iioiii.il.c all lcli~
clccl-‘d: .\. Ill \lli‘ll.il'il. pm“ 1th v-ll ”c“- iiieids l i control ii: ii' work. (lllil .llt‘ ciily
:ll‘il ll. Knapp, \‘ii‘c~pi‘cs «him; i". .\. lillilll‘il iii t‘icir coy .ciiy i i lllv‘ ability of

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

of liizs city, « ~ \p. .‘lv ll ti pi‘c n‘li .\iins
drii, llv.‘ his llli' l' ;i:1i:il..=:i of liciii; .éll
ltl‘lt‘ :lllil chi} taint pl‘cuclicr, and Pinks
among tho tics: in ‘h‘. va \Kiil‘ l“.i.~l
l'illll‘il‘t‘lll‘i‘. "I‘ll" S v ‘llil cliiizcli has
ilocadul to ult- iil l ‘l‘viiiiiig scrvn‘c.
:ll.il luiu‘ put isi i“. . lv c- p'ioii,

'I‘lu‘
lilil'l‘i' ul‘ llli‘

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tlic llltll “ll" hriil llc lllvlll.

t‘dlin‘llt' llt llli‘ Norwalk t’oirgri‘giitionul
church this c\'ciii::;: and will liv iu scs-
tuniiorrow :iiol Sunday. ’l‘lic
iiioi‘ning St ssii ii \\ ill \‘Ultlllli‘l‘it‘t‘ at :3. l3.
llacaitci‘iinon 52‘s.»: :i at ‘3 :30, {Hill lllt‘
cvciiiiig .\‘i‘srslx ii iii lilo o'clock. .\ mulc
\lll.lll:‘l{\‘ will ln‘ picscii :lllllilll iiiirri st—
ing prograiiiiiio his liccn arraiigcd for
tho public. who arc cordially iii\'itcd to
ho proscnt. Joscph i' ink in ono of his
rccciit ltt‘lllft‘fi said: "livangclicul :illr
ancos lit-grin to inuko t‘liiistciidom a unit.
Young .\lx ii‘s Christian Associations, ill
tlic gi‘cul cities and in the collcgcs, llt‘ll
the globe. .\s the buoys yoiidcr in [los-
toii llarhorindicsite wlicre dcep watcr

 

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is, so Young .\Ii‘n‘s‘ l‘lirisiizm Associa-
tions, all around [llt‘ world, llltllt‘llli‘

whore the doc}! “Hilcrs of civili‘l. itioll are
to be found. “'lirre lllt’ Voting: .\lcii‘s
(‘liristiiin Associations flout, llli‘l‘e you
can float collcgcs and lociiiri-«coiirscs.
and journals ofotlivr than the Satanic
typc. and not clsewlicrc."

"Till-251A!“

Thomas tlroesbcck.

One of the most fashionable weddings
that lus taken place in town for years.
occurred at the i‘csidenccof Mr. and Mrs.
\Villiain G. Thomas on East avcnue,
Tuesday evening. it liciug tho marriage
of their daughter .\lico to Capt. Stcphcn
\V. Grocsbcck. of NW United Stats army.
The marriage i‘errinoiiy was performed
by Rev. Mr. L‘lapp of St. Paul‘s church at
6.30 o‘clock, in the presence of relatives
and intimate friends-of the family, and
at 7.30 a reception was held which was
largely attended. The bride was halid—
somely attired in a white satin dress with
point lace front and waist. Around her
neck she wore an el cgant pearl necklace
from which was suspended a prudent
composed of diamonds; One end of the
large front parlor was tastefully decora-
ted with flowersaud the arrangement of
the white drapery with burning candles
very much resembled an altar. the ef-
fect of which was very pretty. The
gifts which the couple received were not
only valuable but were conspicuous for
their variety and choice work of art. A
New York caterer furnished an excel-
lent collation, and with a fine orchestra
the affair was a grand success. Mr. and
Mrs. Groesbcck left this city for New
York on the 12333 train, and will start,
for St. Paul, their future home, in a few
days, Guests were present from dif-
ferent parts of the country to celebrate
the happy event.

kckcv‘s

teed.

Blood Elixir is the only
. Blood Remedy gunm-
n is . positive cure for Ulcers. Erup-
tionaorSyphilific ’ ‘ . It urtfieathe
whole system. Md. btnishea all eumutlo
and New puns. We gnu-um it.

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.\ .\ru .\UI‘\\.|‘!\ h‘llllt‘l‘.‘
John ll-iiloiiiycr. .li'.. on All!) Till. wril
ln gin lllt‘ piilvhcain ii if "'l‘tio .\‘orwalk
lli‘i‘iil‘il.u \\iiii”i is I i lii' :t slllt‘tly ii‘i‘Lil
p;ip:-r, stilisi-iiplioii primal i a yizir,
siiiglccopiws ‘.‘ \‘z-iits‘. Mr. ll dciiiycr is
a cool j urnalisl. and ho has it good
li-lrl iii \\ll‘i‘ll to .;i\‘c i‘ilil l-i his

all-llll s‘. Slicclss to lllt‘ lleicoiil.

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~.\ll wo liavi' got to say. Hi ‘1). is. tho

\. \l. i .\. cruncuiimc is ii it ovcr particular about

'l‘iic district t‘illlh l two of llic Y. .\L ‘Vlli‘iii ho walks with. llc should i‘cad

t‘. .\.. \'llll\l‘tli‘lll;( thi- :is‘stcziiiiciis of ”l“ mm“ mm *llll)‘ ilic uriml about
1“illllli‘l\l :ird Nviw ll;l\‘\‘ll c. iiiiiics, will ”ll-"r1 1N.“

Eligituirl‘ Knapp \\ iris llis (also.

In tho :ippciil from .liis‘tacc‘s \‘oiirl of
l’rcd .\l. Knapp against llli‘ Siiiic l“ll‘t“
incn‘s which was trlcd in
ihc t‘oiiiiiioii l'lcds Court i‘ll \\‘n~iii:csda_\'.
lllllll iilt. .liiilgc Hull lizis rcudi-ri d :i Judg-
ini-iil of $l-l‘.‘ for Mr. Kiizipp. The state
association rcl‘uscil to pay Mr. Knapp
his claim for injiirics reccivcd at tlic fire
in the Taylor block. on the ground that
he had not paid his dues as assistant
chief. llc clalincd that thc association
had no right to n quire llrcmcn to bcconie
mciiibcrs before rccviving bcnctlts from
tlic fund tlic legislature had providcd.
and also claimed that he was entitled as
a member of tlic ()id \Voll Hook and Lad-
der company. The court holds that all
llreinen injured in the line of duty,
\vlictlier members of the association or
not, are entitled to allowances from the
fund. Russell Frost was attorney for
Mr. Knapp. and I). B. Lockwood of
Bridgeport. for the association.

Noyes liurlwr at the Hospital.

Noyes Barber, who is at the Bridge-
port Hospital, under treatmcnt, writes
us: "I saw an itt-in in the Bridgeport
’ost of my admission to this hospital
which was entirely wrong. I served one
enlistincnt as prlvatc in the l‘lth New
York Volunteer Infantry. I then came
to my native state and went. out as ser-
geant in the First Connecticut Cavalry,
and was afterward transferred as Pay~
master‘s Clerk in the U. S. Navy. My
trouble is locomotive ataxie, which
means loss of power in luv lower limbs,
it. Ira-3 been gradually coming on me for
twoyears, so that now, in order to walk,
I have to watch my feet, and if I close
my eyes down I go. This allliction has,
I think, caused some to think me at
times under the influence of liquor. I
have a poor comrade here who was in
my regiment, who has been falling with
the same disease for four years until now
be is unable even to feed himself. I have
a strong constitution. and everything
possible will be done .for me to enable me
to recover the use of my limbs. It is a
lonesome place here for me, but I know
it is the only place at which I can get
the proper treatment.

There has been acompleto change here
in the management of this institution.
Chas. Crosby, ex~slieriff of Fairfield
County, is the new Superintendent, and
the leading citizens of the countv are
taking great interest in his success."

pleasant, and

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results. are Acker’u Dyspepsia 'l‘abletS.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all who have used them. Thebeot
remedy for Dyspepsia. Fistula and Con-
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BARPETS, _

lngrain, Tapestry, Brussels.
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Mailings. Mats, and Rugs,

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A. DIGKERMAN &» SON,

3‘.) Washington Slrc t, South Norwalk.

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GlTY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD;
VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.

CARPETS!

The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at

LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

Elegant Body Brussells Carpet. 90c. up. Elegant Tapestry Brussells 60c. 70,;
80c, and 90c. Heavy Ingralus, 45c., 500., and 60c. Extra Lowell Ingram: 75c.

W1ndow Shades
HOLLAND SHADES, good quality, on spring rollers, with fringe, all food, to
hang, 50:. Spring Rollers ,l‘lic- CORXICE POLES, wrth~ Brass Trimming
complete, 43c. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1.00.

WALL PAPER,

IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.

Embossr‘d-Gold, 40c. to 50¢. per roll. Plain Gold, new styles, 250. to .35 per roll
\Vitbout Gold, To. to 200. per roll.

FURNITURE.

Cottage Suits, 318,8 Pieces. Ash Bedroom Suits, $22 11 . \annut sud Chen:
Bedroom Suits, w, up. Parlor Suits in Great. Variety, ding, Bed Springs. Etc...
at. Low Prices. Portlers,-Lsce Curtains, Lambrequina. In fact anything to (mill
your house com late can be found here at Less than City Prices. W m
by hand and laid by Practical Upholsterc. “’0 do as fine work as any city home,
and employ the beat workmen in each branch of our business. Good: Delivered
without Extra charge. _

C. E. SMITH’S,

No. 2. Atlantic St., Corner of Brand, (Opposite the Presbyterian and Mt
Churches.

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