tBEDERI‘cx to lighter
to THE LAW as or “me nan—
‘ m EMPIRE.
n. M", Unite. in the (‘17 of "MI:
un W"-;Tho Ila-per»! out.
I; Attention to Ill. lwlla‘nlc Health—pl
Proclamation to Juan-Loraine.
Bunyan, Starch m-Jiot'n houses of the
inmu taming toe! in 311m! Simon yesterday
u. 5.. 14:.» mul’mgn mmmunit'nted by
King r‘mienck The chemtwr and the gallon
in were «Tomb! tn “IN?“ utmmt capacity.
After the finding of the llitNilgP Duke. Victor
run ilnnhor called attention to the crpresiom
of faithful devotion it unlimited, and asked
tliemmhlyto unite in the cry of “long
Lire Frederick.” which was lll'll‘e glow
with nambtahble evidentw of urtfelt con-
currence in the sentiment. ’
'l‘hénimiinge, which was couiitcrsiglied by
all the minister» and read by Prince Bismarck.
aye; "The autumn-nut and purposes with
which we enter up»; our government have
been proclaimed til-our faithful people Walk-
ing in the path of our glorious father, we
M know no other nim than the welfare of
the htherland, and while ctnu‘rieutimuly ob-
earring the «institution, fully guarding the
Native! of the crown and loyalty co-
opel’ntingWith the national representation,
we hope with God’s help to attuiuourobject."
Continuing. the king says the comlition of
his lienlth prevents his taking the oath in
whim, but,deuiring toilet-lure his intuition
without delay, he now folumnly umlertakee
to adhmfio the constitution and to rule in
conformity with the laws. ‘
‘ A proclamation signed by Emperor Fred—
erick and wimtersigned by Prince Holmi-
lohe, governor of Alsacelnrrainc. and ed—
M to the people of Alsace-Immine, hu-
heen honed. It is dated Charlottenburg,
March 15, and, after alluding to the death of
Emperor William, announces that the ctnpe
ror has taken the rulership of the reichsland
in the name of the empire, and has deter-
mined to preservethe rights of the empire
over German territories reunited to the
fatherland after a long hitcrrul. German
sentiments and German customs will he with
voted in the reichsland, and it is further pro~
claimed that mientious oteervunu- in the
reichslaud of the imperial laws is demanded,
and declares athnt the emperor will circum—
speedy, but with a firm hand, extend impe.
rial protection to the rights of all. In con—
clusion the proclamation says: “The union
with Manuela-ruins: which the lapse of
years cannot. impair, again becomes as inti-
mate as it was in the time of our ullt'eswn‘."
Herr \‘mj’ieedorff muested wruiission of
the house to draft an address. cxpnwing
devotion to the emperor, which request was
ununimotuily granted.
Prince Bismarck expressed hope that the
house wonld afford him the interaction of
communicating the thanks of tho I‘Dlu‘lisitlg
to those friendly governments which had
expmeed sympathy and grit-t at Hermnng’a‘
-nflliction. These exprtssiom, ho wltl, Ifltllltl
not only from Gcmmmiu ail purl.» UK the
world, but from govennnents in ull quarter:
of the globe, mostly actonunniml by rummts
to have flowers placed on the emperor's tomb.
Such sympathy was unpromlcntol. Contin~
uing in praise of such 83prt5§l0 ins, l‘rinco in...
march instancetl the acts of Austria, Italy,
Portugal, the Netherlands, Suction, Belgium
and Demon-k, and asked to he nunmriml to
express thanks to these friendly with uns, upon
whose sympathy, he said, the peace of the
future rests more firmly than upon written
treaties »
The emperor’s manage to the rclclb‘tug my
nonme- his firm intention to uphold the im-
perial constitution, and to conscientiously
Mpect and guard the constitutional right.» of
the individual federal statamnd the reicnvmg.
He crpreeeee full oonsciousuen of his exalted
task,and declares that he will always en-
deavor, in conjunction with the print-is and
the free towns of the confederation, and with
the comtitutionul ctr-operation of the reiclmr
tag, to shield justice. freedom and order
throughout thefutherlund, to glmrd tho honor
of the empire, and to maintain peace at home
and abroad. He recites that the last days of
the late emperor were strengthened by the
unanimity ol,thc reichstng In its determina—
tion to increase the defensive power of the
futherluud, in order to insure the security of
the empire, and, concluding, says: "And we,
as a legacymxpresourthanksfor the patriot-
ism anddevotion so shown, and, trusting in
the people’s love of peace, plum the future of
the empire in God's hands."
Every two or three hours reports reach the
hotels and telegraph otliccn that the emperor
issinking rapidly. There is scurrying and
hurrying about then, but ulnolutely to no
purpose. The effort- madetostopnll news
from leaking out are extraordinary. The
only authentic information is that for theI
third time in mansion the emperor painted a
very bad night. The etlect of such sleep-
lesneexproved extremely dangemus during
his stay in Sun ltcmo, and it is ntill more
dangerous here. Professor Bergmann was
summoned yesterday to wait upon the em-
peror in his increased uneasiness. The on-
niityisao bitter between the German pro-
fworund Dr. Mackenzie that only a «run
could have brought thetvro physicians to-
gether. The discharge of phlegm is smaller,
but it is of ndarker character. it indicates
a change that is described as malignant. This
report is in pronounced opposition to the
ofllcial bulletin, but it may be nt‘t‘cplal with
the fullest confidence, for it t’tllllui from a
member of Professor llergmann's family on
one side, and is corroborated by a etatenlent
Dr. Mackenzie made, without thinking it
would melt the plan
Private information let that the Bergmann-
Mackenzie conference martin-d inadccision
that the growth was not cancer, but that an
operation would have to be performed through
the mouth. If this operation in neonatal the
emperor may live till midsummer; if not, the
end in near. ,
He Bled the Gambian.
Cuicroo, March 20.--'l'he charges that have
been made egaiint certain manhunt of the
pdhefwomtotheeffect thettheyhaveheou
receiving money treat the gamblers. have It
mmeddeflnitemapeln one can. thatofDe-
tectiveNarh. On Saturday evening Mark:
headedarald made on the gambling henna
No. 176 Clark street. Eight inmates were ar-
rated. Yesterday before Jmtice Lyon llarry
Perry. the keeper of the house, «Wore that on
‘3
in the face, for which he
Chief Hubbard tonight.
nappy Wet-kin. linen.
uhoninsmluuhcompleteaud
fill
podtive. Noe. 10,1] and” oollhrlee,
mmmmwwmcm
E
3
he minim armour It
”to! m in the m I
Wm. lanolin-11» sustenan-
iuitteem m deform yuan-y "parted
favorably the hill muting $126,010,000
it: an Mei-L Of thhmmfllfimflll
into barricaded in the W Fm»
oudtheremalnderuptethe your 1901. The
mounts to he czpwdml in the trinity-six
principal ports of the Country. MT the
direction eta boat-rim be appchntd by the
president. The defense; are to consist of
floating And land batteries. towed" home,
etc. The report recommends the following
' tof moneylothecitieonltnrd:
flew York. mound); San Francine. this
«no»; Bantu), 51111104100: lake wrist,
ammo; Hampton floods, moron»; New
Drum, 811,750,“; Philadelphia. 83,7505“);
Welhington, 61,350,”; Baltimom, 52,250,.
on; Portland, Ila. 85.3%,“; N
hay, amount). The remaining Snood»
is to hedietrihnted among the other ports of
the Atlantic, Pacific and gulf (W, The
report is act-om ' hyletters,etc.,fm
WW Whitney, and from
thehoardsof engineers of the war and navy
departments, approving the main features of
the hill Secretary Endicott roan-intends
especially the plan of making the entire
amt-tattoo at one time. Watervliet, N.
Y.,ilrewmmended fur the totem: of the
gunfonndry.
BURNED OUT IN THE BLIZZARD'.
A Story of Terrible ‘ Suturing in lixeter
Village, Conn.
Wrunurrrc. Conn. March 20.-A story
of terrible suffering in the recent blizzard has
just been learnel from Excter village, in '
Lebanon, ten miles both of here. '1'. A. Car-
penter lately sold out his woodyanl in Williw
mantle, and bought a farm in Enter. 0n
My morning last Mr. Carpenter was .
awakened by his dog whining. lie went
down stairs to let the dog out, and found the
kitchen all ablaze. He rushed back to near-tie
his wife and Ityearold child. The fire spread
so rapidly that they had only jmt tirneto I
compo in their night clothing. They went .
o'ut into the terrible storm and .ttrngglcd I
through deep drifts of snow to a true, Where
they watched the home burn. Three-quarters l
of an hour later Charles Strong. a relative, f
living half a mile distant, arrived on the;
scene, having been awakened by the sight of l
the tire. He found the family in a dazed and :
alum frozen condition. Other neighbors 3
soon came, and the twittering cm were taken z
to the nearest dwelling. The house was totally
dam-eyed
Funeral 9’! \‘enmela'a Ila-President.
wa Yeah, March Lao—Tho final arrange-
ments for the obeequies of Gen. liner, of
Venezuela, have been ctunpletetl, and the cor-
emonles will take place on Saturday, the rc-
mains of the general being csuwtcd lathe -
United State; frigate Pensacola by a dis-
tinguished cortege of United States troops, I
militia, veterans, civic Gilli-ersof the United 3
States, the various stators and the city of New .
York, and citirens in carriages (ten. W, T. I
Sherman ischnirman of the oluqnics t‘nm- :
mittee. Gen Daniel E. Nickles is in corn»
mend of the t-scort Gen. II. E. Tn‘mnir is I
chief of staff. Among the members of the l
conunittee are Eugene Kelly, J. J. Astor, C. 5
M. Dcpew, IL l’. Flower, T. I. Jeans and 9
J. J. Knox. The Vern-melon military rich» »_
cation form part of thu- csmrt, and take '
charge of the body upon its arrival at the
frigate, which will sail at onu: for Venezuela
Decreasing the Sumbcr of Saloon». 1
Pmmoxnnuia, March 20, » President i
Judge Fell ye‘etenlay, in behalf of the liccmm I
court, granted tavem licensee to the appli» !
cunts against whom there was no objection
in the first seven wards. covering all appli-
cations examined up to Saturday. of the
T17 petitions for license, 335 were granted
erulliGSrefuscd. Among those refined was
the proprietor of Ridgeway park. it somewhat
famous resort in the middle of the Delaware,
omnite Walnut street, and the new saloon
of cr—(‘aptnin of Police Emory and ex—liicu-
tenant of Police Walton, at Third and liar—
ket streets. In these seven wards tut year
there were 1,3“? licensee isued
The Police Cleared the null.
Blnioiiu'iv, March Clix-Jim Fell, of Ken
York, tit) pounds, and Joe Lennon, of it...
ton, 180 poumll, fought two desperate rounds'
with twommce gloves in the Palace rink Inst. ;
night, and were then stopped by the poliw, I
The «mm was to have been for hm rounds .
Fell was knocked down three times and went l
down on from over—reaching and wonknc», ’
but got in some stinging blown on his op
ponent. Thefighting transom-rm that the I
superintendent of police ordered it to «flint: ’ ’
Referee Jere Dunn refusal to given dcvl- l
slot], Thenudiencc were so enraged that a '
small riot ensued, but the police cleared the
hall
Striking for Their Money.
DAYTON, 0.. March 30.——Au the angina-r2.
and firemen on the Dayton, Fort Wayne and
Chimgoroad quit work yesterday morning
and concluded to remain out until their
money was forthounlng. The hearing of
thecaueincourt demanding a receiver for
the road was heard all day, and late in the
afternoon Judge Elliott nppo‘mtul IL 1).
Marshall receiver to immediately assume
control of the read. When the men learned
that a receiver had been appointed they sig-
nified their willingnea to return to work,
and last nightanuniher of them left with
three trains sent out of here by the rcceiwr.
The Blair truncation-I um.
WABDIKGTOR, March tau—The Star, mk-
lngoftheprapeetlofthe Blair educational
billinthehotne.euyv: “Thoclianceearethat
the Blair educafional bin will nocget con.
dilatationmthehmueatall this ecu-ion. it
h generally underflood that the president
wunldvetn the bllllfpn-nlJndlttsparty
policy with WDetnocnh to relieve him
fromthh nee-«y. The popularity of the
minthemuthmlzhtucnmlum
if a votewmreachedinthehoun,and for
thatrealonltwlllprohahlylnkilledin m
mitten AI yet the bill in: autumn-god
uponhyeventhenbeommlttee.”
A Wealth: momma-'- Wilt.
Cetcaoo. Iamhm—Jl'hewfll of the late
Rev. Dr. Ryder we- peohetal ymtmhy. The ‘
«tam is valued at "50.000. The only their:
mhhwidowanddanghw, who reedutho
Wartime-tote. Thenpuhllcheqmvbm
made: First 011le moiety, of Prince-
m Man. 05,“; St. Paul’s church, Chi-
mp, 310.1110; lamb-rd university. of Outco-
bnrg, 030,0“); Old l’ ’ Dante, outage,
310,011); Hospital for arm and Children,
stone: Chicago hlic “hr-m ”who;
Universal!» eonv lion. New York. $25,000,
and “0.000 to provide for free literal lecture.
in Chicago
The mum Laid Up.
Hum, R. L, flat-ch ale-The m
m’ «m3
3'
Mt W
will
E.
l Price:- n-amnahlc, and terms can.
3 ly.
’ In measuring
Shame of England." "America's
Advancement,“ etc... etc.. etc.
writes as followu:~ .
New York, An t i. 18th}. I
. 122 Jul: at. l ,1
In. J. (I. Arnk (10.. Lowell, More,
(lentlemench pen-e of gratitude
and the denire to render a service to the
public impel me to make the followmg
statements: , ..
My colic e career, at New Haven. wal
interrupte by a severe cold which no
enfecbled me that. for ten yearn, I had a
hard aim to for life. Hemorrh e
from the onchinl passage» was t
result at atrium every ll'flll expomre.
For years i was under treatments)! the
eldest practitioners without and. At
laud learned of
Ayor’s Cherry Pectoral,
Which I used (moderately and in mall ‘
doors) at the rim recurrence of a cold ‘
or unv rho-at difficulty, and from which
l llllrtlt'lllltly lound relief. Thin I”
over 2:: years ago. With all eerie of
rumour», in all sort! of climates, I lmve
rim-r, to this clay, had any cold nor
any nfiwtinn of the throat or lungs
which did not. yield to Avxu's titular
l’z: 'roiuu. within Zl‘hourn.
0f courts: I have never allowed my-
self to be without this remedy in all my
Voyages and travels. Under my own
observation, it has given relief to rut
number» of prrsuflfl; while in acute cases
of pulmonary inflammation, ouch as
rrullp and diphtheria in children. life
llilh llt‘t‘ll prmerved through its etlerot.
l rwnmim-nd its use in light but fre-
quent doses. Properly atlnliniatrrcd, in
uwiizilginvc with your directions, it is
A Priceless Blessing
in {my house. I syn-alt earnestly because
I fu-i-l Imrnrstly. I lime known many
mum of ztpparnmly mntirnml bronchitis
and l'tIItllgll, will In,“ of voice, pnrticu- ,
lany mnung t‘l-‘l’ttjvlllt‘tl and other public
I .nketa. pcrirrtly curril by this nit-di—
0 no. l-‘aitlifully yells”. '
C. EDWARDS LESTER.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ’
Pro and by Dr. .117. Ayn k (Yo.,l.owell, line.
Holt? by all l‘lruggutn and l‘u‘irrl in Hvdklne.
goal gilt." I . ,.
on-roRY?
To let or for Dale, nutter Day and llny mum! street».
CHOICE BUILDING MS
or; WHODWARI) are. Full SALE.
“ mourn: or"
1*}. A. ‘\'ood\vard.
r21 6m
For Sale.
‘Ab'l‘ NORWALl-i. and Mullet! Farm. .
A lkoirublc ft‘ridt'm‘t'zb, lfl rxccllcnt condition.
En nirc of TAYLOR k GUIDES.
'l'lltto
» list to rant woman annexed, timi- mend propor.
I ing for the indebtednesvof said morn, ltvintupon
. lhc follow")
Real Estate and murunce A cute. $5 and r: Wurh» ,
ington 3L, Sullfh . ornulk, t'l. ‘
Ilouncs and Lots For Sale.
Home and but for. , . . .
flil)
...... , Ml.
" " “ ... .. .. . LIN)
Farm of 40 Him-s, [lam and Ham . .. .. ,. 1,400
TAYLOR 3 counts.
Real Estate and [manner Lamond 1’? Walls
minor: M.. South onelk. Ct.
For Sale. .
FARMS in the town of Raiding, of from In to till ,
arm. at prices from ”.400 to “:10.
These farms are ritnetcd in healthy iol‘nllf‘it‘n. and
nrcmoetly welt improved ant haw on than rub
atenlinl and comfortable dwelling» I
They are «nimble for runner teeklcncce, or l
permanent home», and in ronnqum‘r of tho- ’
patient-n: or raisin-v. some of than will be mid for I
lose than the cost of their impwtrmll
En um» of TA “MR 1 GOLDEN.
Bra Rotate and Insurance Agent». ‘5 and 4'."
Werhington 51.. South Smnalk. Conn.
you aim: cur-nu ;
l two family house with all fltlwlrm impmve- 5
mt'l’ltfi. ,:
l hour-c and lot in line location to liar-t Norwalk 9
Alia) twenty finc building lot» to he: rold on may
11min.
Mock farm. 250nm. in line Matt of cultivation
with all the otork, grain. etc. Print sumo.
Two hour-ea to rent. l’oepmlun L'erl immediate
thf J. S, RANDALL. Hunt Norwallt.
l on! l on ! l um
Prof. J. I]. Cill’llh'h‘.
The Scientific Expert.I
the ryee and titling glue i
ennui but A. 5. ler' Jewelry Starr for one’
week, commencing Moods}, flown litth. With Me ’
Igreatnhility andcxtra facilities he is able to die
cover the moat minute iii-fucks of the eye. No rate
when: gleam arc rcipi‘lred too difih‘ulr to no-asurc.
Examination»- free. Ditllrnlr caves Follf‘lft‘tl, Wilt
Vlfill South Norwaik wcry mm monthe. into lw
George II. llnymontl.
FURNINTURE DEALER,
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and not- my lam neck of all kind-of furniture.
3! Shin Street. Norwalk.
Alto prepared to fumlrh everythl net for
the interment of the dead, day or malt. 15:350..»
marriage): with mltlt’llt‘e. No. 3 Der try place.
c . m
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of out-tending Pollut- during
1844', $8.0“
(lain In Allele dull“ m: 'IMMJS.
tiring new. 'Mfluflu
no.“ in hen-tun fumed
“(hill in him mm during new. $55.60.-
‘oun in (him locale durt not. i .
number or Death claim in mam'a
IIfoot-art’s purl to rolkv- a- dining mt, 8,-
.érnwmmmc m we .
cu
Capital and Bernie- tar mill, 01'de
over and above the nave reqntrwl thin, (4 per
“Emit” W... tum“ 9°- m
m to u tar
holder. for Glut-a. etc. linen fut
hum lama-m. 81mm. ‘0" m.
JOaKPtl mm Agent.
Illlll‘l Your Illa lulu.
To-Norrow May be Too Late.
Mmhdeomtrot thu hi I
alum. twimuuyfi’milfimdfld
m. ”Whom a" cum
5 mm
"M h
D) of ‘
.mfin-ml. 3%.
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
. Life Insurance 00..
ovnmmo.
e. a. maximum.
0| n Ito-"in limit.
Dry Goods
thumbs” of” f
rye-ix prov new or
town, him it °
mateotwd
Jnlwl lion, I
vuuurd mln‘nwl XmJul‘lumndtd an no
”'63:” up. w ‘h huh-Minibar:
(methanol wit l .
anew-cathmw at the My Plain
,. .11. W.“ ferthe
the lhtlr’thlhefl at new
pan the following durum: not
and
And 1 Ihll tell If . . on
gentler.- hereinbelore detained, on the 17th day 0!
AD . lfiifi at 9 o'clock term are much
i
thwcofuwilluiue thcrn- at One dollar, that
hciegthe ionnttlic ‘ Julia 3, Role, of
lhewnhxal Iaidliem with that!”
attainment.
630. D. 31' JOBNJ’ax Collector; Lint 1558..
Dated at Nor-elk. Ill-uh it), All, him.
Tax Collector'- Notice.
VIVID}! is hereby given that the Miguel,
l ‘Collactevof'l' uttered!” tutu-of:
unduuxwmmJiilr muted and tinned
authority and directed to the
commundi’ofigm tolevy and collect of
I N! D. 3092 AND W!"
WWlllh rule book, on the
' warrant anti/end, their man! propor—
tum ofthcnm u u flinch: elated. ma non
beingnaxev . tlahlup‘nerhe Wt
but made in Km by thinhahiunh of the town of
wanlk. regularl and legally trembled. to tilt,
on the 30th day Determinant). . laid, nut forthc-
ourpoec of providing for the intlchtedm of mid
town, lulu n the following real MW of want
mph I]. flow and Wife
situated in town or Somali, end bounded no
follow». to wit:~
0m: certain tract of land with the building! there»
on “audio on the Normal] ride of the Sticky
Plain . hounded Ntu’thcfly and Wntnly by
land of William Grace and wife, Bantu}; by land of
Sarah Ann Brown and Smuhevty by highway.
And 1 that: letter Public Ammu. on the pun»
km hereinhefm alarmed. on the this thy of lay.
A. 0.. trim. at 9:15 o'clock, known. In much them-
"! alwill mine the mun of Two defiant, that being
the groznirnon of the said Frank ll. law and Wife
of: e earn lots in raid lit-t, together with the
clmgm of levy, . r, r. -
(ll-:0, B. 51' Join“. Tu Cotivctot. Lin! r353.
Dated at Korwulk. larch lo, All. 18m. '
Tax Collector“. Sale.
, 701']?! it- hereby given that the under-niacin},
i. t'ollectorof Turmunder and by virtue of a
certain tux worritnt. duly executed and rig-tied _
proper authority and directrd to the u ‘
commending him to levy and milieu of
THANK ll. lttlsl AND WWI.
and other persons named in the rare book. on me
r
and ot
tloneof’the punitotnl intimate item-l, and mm
being a tax on Win61! laid a n the
mot lint made in leaf. ‘ y the
in‘ V ' oftht town of Kuwait. rrzrtlarly and
legally wmhlerl. to wit. on mammary of I»
mother. A. l).. We; met for the purple» of provid-
dcuc rihcd mtl eerutr or paid
. rank ll. Rum,- oml for,
chum-d in town of Si’vmuik. ml lwtrtdrd
f.- Stowe. to wit:
tmr tit‘rfllfl tract of land with thi- luriilintze their
nnammltngon the Sorrherty nl-lv of rhr sticky:
.l'iain Rout, hounded )‘e-rthnlr not: Wit-study by.
land of William ttrnce and wife, uphill by land 5
{LI}
l
, of Sarah Ann Bmwn and Soutncriy by highway.
And l than Fell at I’nhlh‘ Aurunn, on the prowl
his» henmhcforv- dm'nbrd. on the 17th day of thy. 3
A.D.. 2mm wilu'clnrk. a lit. no much thereof a ;
wizt mm the mm of Two iltiilors that being the prey i
portion of the maid Frank. H. Raw sud Wife of the i
mun total in said list. togrtlwr with (hr charm! of }
levy, Qttlc, .Ir‘: .
GEO. B. 5'!" JOHN. Tit: t'ollcctnr, Lint. [‘55.
Dated at Nor-elk, mm. m. A. It, may.
mlfl 3} 27 t n
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P. £53154?) " V' J I‘ 1
Han pun-haunt {hr rsuua to fight fur Sum-Lit
and South Xul’ltrtlk to u~c rh-I, thong; Hm‘h'lr.‘
r
7m Iu‘lmm. mtiextmtsocm Without enthrmtl rm, W--.
of any arm: charge Winn ml rmh
specialty. "dire and replilrnrc adjoining Izthmhp
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OUR Home:
ThelestGoilsanltlnvull’ricu
m
.i Careful Inspection of Stock
and Prices Earnestly
Sellrited.
Illllll' 818ml
I’ll lass Stall: Billing,
Pll Illll Shillong,
I’ll lass Stall Bellini
No More Scratches.
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Ne swath-n Limbs»
Clean. 1
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Odorless
Stables.
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llaymondlros
Importers Agents.
clpleo faucet any cermtahlc defect.
. ”We'll pull that in the.”
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To the inhabitants of Norwalk and general public of Connecticut!
On Monday, March 19. 8 A. M.
We shall open the large and commouious store, 45 Maine Street, .
“lately occupied by Comstock Bros., with a large and well selected
stock of general Dr Y and Fancy Goods, all new and direct from‘
the immufacturers, which we will offer at prices heretofore never
heard of in Norwalk or State of Connecticut
NOTICE !
UR constant aim shall be to place before the public good,honest and reliable goods and
at such
purchaser.
prices us must command the appreciation of the deserving and intelligent
It is our determination that by courteous treatment and strict attention to the wants of
the people and square, thir- dcaling to make the Boston Store the popular store of Norwalk.
Read Carefully, the Prices We Give You.
Dress Goods.
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'5 curate per yard.” wool dot'blc ahllhmixtam. ’
“trim, ('hcekn. etc” etc. that» that have mailed
Mindy from 375; to Alfie per yard. .
L0! 2. , .
”not! per yard. Imiunmn'ium (mile. I
doubt: Kfldl‘, and thi- ngrt'rar retail price up 31c *
pt! yard. ‘
‘ LOT 3.
_ m canto per yard. tumbler-Milt allvwool 'l'ricot
in til mo“ oirnxmhlc PM’;«fmlbl want» goods. .
nor I.
50mm rental in Plain and Mixtures, including
all the: new sprint: minnow. Three Woody an: 5
inch" dec and would be cormith-redrha
Colored Sarah Silks. at 750
In a btillfilflil armament of atom and evening
a .7‘, No mm values it”! tie—fort otteml til
coltxrmlfiuruh
fluvial.
Art: M we no: 5;:th at fl rurt- per yard.
at:
par 3ND. W“
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Kid Glove Department.
50 den. of [Adieu Kid Gloves, in 4 button lengths
in Ta. Blades and Brown assortment, of . ew
'oodt- at ten than half price:
390. per Pair.
A» the quantity in limited early callers will he but
served. Duly one pair to a customer
wdoz. Ladiee' Real French Kid Gloves. button
lsengtnhu. crab. hack. Our price, 67c, pr! pair. worth
I. .
,Shirt Department.
22m White L'nlaumlrcd shim. regular price
. 1am! Linen hot-cm reinforced trout. Our
.lr.
lb din. of fine dress shirts. standard cotton. Itply
pure linen honour and wristbande. rrgular price 75c
on (hie lot our pure 4k
is don. leilt found) ply linen cuffs, sizes 954 to
. llx. only 1214 a pair. 0m: lot of goats collars. all
nylon. regular in: goods. our price ltc.
Table Damask.
3:: pieces Cream Loom nmuk. the a yard, worth
Sign Bleached German Table Damuk m a
y , worth the.
NAPKIIS.
"251107.. 9g all Linen Napkins. la: a dozen, worth
wt.
to den. 3% Napkins, 75c worth we.
to " Napkin. we worth 1.25.
lo “ 9g Napkin. 31.25 wort $1.50.
TOWER}.
to doz. fine Duck and Ionic Towels, like each,
worth 18c.
21 do: extra large lluck Towels 15¢ each. worth - '
nu an, Huckand Damask Touch. knotted and
plain fn en. the worth :56. H
:16 thl. flue Duck and ”In“; Towels. 25c
‘ Housekeeping Linens
At ices than met to import.
'r
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worth misc. ,.___,.-_,.
QUIL’I‘S.
E Crochet Quilts 59c, worth 25c.
‘ “ " 75C, worth LN.
" " 96c. worth 1.5.
Tiim-zunl space prevents our cnumo'ating any more of the special bargains that we
shall display during our opcuin
{routine-lit by our employer; and
“if
evenings.
The
Militants all Headlines.
Doom be; nmrfliumflf or flealorouc from any
h, but go direct to the phow rooms of
W. Barn, “m strut. X-rvwnlk and want one
all simpler: and you. wot not he fil‘fll‘mnlfid tn it!
it ~ '9' [holler in an kinl- of winding time
and cemetery work.
I’. \V. l t A '1‘ ES.
ill llm.
J D. JESNIXOS. I
. Survivor ML E. Qniuzard.
Undertaker it Embalnier.
No -| Knight 5:. “evidence. 8 East Ava.
Still-3m Somalis , ('onn.
Jolly 'rmwrnaiu.
Optician,
83 Main 51.. So.1\'orivalk.
"ml imperfections detected and:
corrected. , .
~50“. mile: on slums and speed
tales to loci any requirement.
film prepared on role-tile prim‘
Dollcal Gaels. Prhhlu, kc. col-E
finally on but]. . ;
The Pahlir arr respectfully invited
to (all. =
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mm l.1’.t'l’l01\’ rm; l
My Uncle Tully an
[Ill Annuals!
”Met then m )Ifllmmlg pit.- of alumina?" :I
laid my neck Toby.
"Yew " told we. .
"lmb at 'env. limit at “m. and mu. ' ,
Soul he. "Why there'- rnouxh to Hwy our
army to flatten.
mn’ll «It 'cli." and he wept.
Dot «rho-rte em within Ill.
t,
"or "'pr In I
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“Yet," no! my and: Toby «city
will all then hm leapin- .r.’ . .
Ir lurk Tm and: my mole observations, .
[Mfm W The W w hen-litany la!
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with aunt-Menard mom ITllifvrflMfll to our
muhiuecrhithilhat the pond norm: one no;
animations: new hot - mm may). m min;
«nu-nylon.
*“ermault: mid! ”like at»: at my
WW ’I believe 4 ,,
"Tee. hath null. m and the hollow.” raid 6
" mutt-M.” an: uncle Toby taking the:
loam-u .“lI-Iflnldthlllb nae-1.,
I tripod. Martel! myo- Iave tum lorI
end its one ulna": and hi: reply wait any;
new to cell. It hi one of the great
rope-ties. 2! «in. a quart can“
’TY'nn magnifier lhatthevr war no lintttnir
«teatime: of out i
i
cohort-Inlet of a lifeline. People:
er «in em II E
my neck'f’uhy'e .likethn nu who do *
Apricots. 15 am told all a few
her and hay min. A not thing will i
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IllIlIlIl l Illlllllll'l.
trust torcccivc it fair patronage from the
gin: lllt,’ lie-st of satisfaction.
' In order to act-uniniodatc the
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You merit Il'll r‘u. you. .
3' Week.
attention shown to
public to the fullest extent
I gaging”; finals.
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i Catrrrr for Wedding: and Plfllu‘. lrc Cmm
; «instantly on hand forihe sirk and well. Ilia celev
. hinted Root Beer. and Employment once.
‘ 50 MAIN 5'1. 50. SORWALK. (‘1'.
; Flu-hut 5. PLACE.
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Tartan of lefillLK. Voice Control and Piano Play
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' ATTENTION.
Etiewiug Machine Supplies, T
. Attachments. P‘W, Smiles. Delia, etc, furnished 2
. (intern! Repairing of all kind;- “drunken of
u H. 5. rooms JEWELRY STORE, .
éSon-n somvaui unison nan-{J
Sewing Machines.
C. 3f. SIIAILKR.
_ __, ll} lulu-3:1?“ INorw-lk.
@935}! .
5! Washington sum.
open Daily tmmsmlinnnndfron l toSle
and on Saturday evening! from 6 to 8.
Winters»! aliowed on Dcpoelta.
ALDEN SOLIANS, Pram;
JOHN ll. PERRIS. \'i¢c.Pm.;
JOHN D. invariant. and Tree-
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odie foot or llnviland St. on Water. Rt). Box Eli.
tilt!
fit-lv.
J C. CRIIH'II.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Pleu- fnrntahed and Estimate: given.
Jobbing or all kinde promptly attended to.
ah Ann etmt. mr Illln
P. o. x “ammo sorwatk ct.
I‘LKX. S. (if “SON,
:md ll“ proving satisfactory.
r, 0.. Box us. soon nonwau, ('r i
Tin-tn utmtrd without pain by the use affine or '
hi! er.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
lloucy refunded on all goods bought from us
Courteous
all. whether'in want to purchase or not.
purchasing public, and will always endeavor to
we will keep our store open
Egoston Store.
'Du. incense-AI.
' —orncr m lumina-
xCM. West Avenue and Butler Street,
' mutant. CORN.
Dulce Honin—Duttflun; fit-ii totalll'no
p.ui.: Sondayo—ttotpna.
”Communication by harping.
‘v. S. KNAPP,
A RC HITECT.
ileuowprrparedte make plane and
andeuperiutcndihecouflrnctimof
TERIS RRASDNABLE.
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is
trim
”in.”
iuuotvsuomo RAILROAD: '
. DAXBUIIY & NDRWALK DIVISION.
Corrected December “til. I”. f“
Plunger Trains.
, SOUTH.
Lv.‘:lorwalk. Lv. So. Korwalk. Ar. Wilco- Point
., Tatum. Noam. 758-.
. 856 ” 9C “ ’10 "
l ‘02. n ‘03 n m” n
1 225419.112. 100nm. imp-i.
4 a, .. .. 57 ..
Tel ” Hired 7 iii " Hind 712 “l‘x’d
NOR'I'II.
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i lflnm.lix¢d lat-.ml'x'd “Iliad
8-0) " no " 93a...
93:» -‘ . temps. than:
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”spin. 515 » stop...
5 “ 615 " 60 “
93) ”lint! WW “Hind ”WIN a
W. D. Manson. “com and Gun longer.
1'. 0. Paul. BI tandem.
I]. D. Armin. Met Agent.
“003.5103“? DIVISION.
December it. am.
Leave Bridgeport for fittlleld.
1mm of the I'm: (luau tonal (thunh.\\'utn ,
bury. 'f'car. .tr 0! l
l
l’ianoferte. Organ and Musical
(temposltlou. i
0|]! I'l Lamont.
MERCHANT 'I‘Alhtlll.
12‘ Railroad l’lm. tie. Norwnlk.
Paul! winds $5.00 an» to order for law. It»
[tiring and cit-Intel; nicely dour. ’ its if
AMI N'l‘fl.
(i. It “WINSTON, ‘
Wilmington. D. 0.
Ten rem in. United stain hunt Olee.
u. fluid: to inventor! nailed tire.
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thnix Insurincfnfo. oi Hartford
N‘YI‘A “Y 1’!) I! Ll Co
NOWAYTON. 00“.
mm
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immanent-tom's I
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1.50 p. in. lined rm" nu.
4.32 " exploit 73mm.
5.50 “ accommo'n ;
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'60:» only n for u flew Intent.
Wu. ll. Wm, Vice Pne't a can In'x’r
W. K. lam. onpt.
ll. D. Arrow. 0a. ”14:19:..me
N. t’. N. ll. & ll. RAILROAD.
Jim. ”9.1”.
none wu-r. mm.
w. a. in. Ex . imam. Wave-Ir.
no .. lam. 6.31 " Arron.
-' pedal. ' u. ' ten-i.
Mt “ Lani div. 1;." " flute-Ir.
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7'“ " would ‘i’lg H A mw
9:5 " . w . " 5o“ n.
9.03 *‘ Lorain 3.06 '- mm,
R38 " Accent. I.” “ Ami.
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24; » Moon. In, u ”E”
$.88 " prrm. £53 ”
4.46 " Dental”. 1.5" “ M.
5m u Anon. 1835 “ Arena.
3.5) " law-e. '93 " Action.
tat " Areal. lit.“ " Melt“.
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5 moi. a " Am.
map. Arrow. 0." “ Aceti-
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