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“In. April 11—h h nadnlahls that
:ulyyssterd? morning nod
y. . was so u-
w and breathed with such dilllculty
hthlsattendantwsrealarmsdandthought
thandwss near. Hence the hurriedm
‘llfldhldl‘flmnhnankandoltheentirs
royaltainilyatChsi-lottenlm‘rg.
'I‘heinunediats dancer nowis bronchith,
whiehhaanowuninistakablydeclared itseli.
Mbmplicatedwith symptoms! influ~
nothings. 'I'heoombinationotthese
ha fataldlnct
.W nkhtwhfia ’3
dowlyhut down
Austin.- ooulerenes of physicians, includv
in: ssvu-al specialists in pulmonary com-
Mahmheldatthscsstlelastnight.
thuitlsukenpitwasnoticed thatallwho
tookpartinitlookeddowncast astheycame
outottbeooumltationchamber.
The last odlcial bulletin which has been
had dedarss that the coalition o! the
Mil ‘hutarumorhassproad
{lanthanum a tumor has developed
inthewlndpipe.
Anthsmembersottheroyaltnmily remain
atGharlottsnhnr-g.
m, Ari) I'L-On Saturday evening
Ir.latthewArnold,whilewaitiuginI.irer-
molhhdaughh’sarrival from New York,
wuhuubuantspiflMandmadearunnmg
jumpeverarailingmarthehome, although
Dr. BirAndrew Clark, knowing his liability
toheartdheasemadwarnedhimngninflauy
mddensxertim. aniay,stillinhighspirits,
haunt out for a walk‘withMim Arnold.
math-starting hsmddenly tell forward
and nevu- again, but died a tow
:1 minutes later. The physicians ascribe his
(hathtoheartdbease.
Matthew Arnold's death has created a
‘ tremendoussensation, and evoked expressions
ofproloimdsorrow . -
tar andwide. 111- .V
most may circle ,‘ '
them wopld ye « 1 '/
Muted to t xennnw Anxow.
last week, but which are none the less sin-
cere and merited. The Pall Mall Gazette
asertathat England has become poorer by
the Io. of one of her most richly gifted sons
and English literature has lost the one who
has shed the most lustre upon it of any writer
of the Victorian age.
1 It’mnot intended to hold an inquest upon
the body, Dr. Little, to whose residence Mr,
Amok! was carried, having decided that the
Meander“ from mops, to avert
which he was iormerly heated by Dr. Sir
MIN Clark. The body was hroughtto
Iamdm today. Mr. Arnohl‘s father died from
angiuapeotona.
’I'hennoaainucauwd by theme!
GenBoalangsr-isvety lunch inereasedby
rhanniavorablereporta from Berlin at the
auditions)! them. Dr. Mackenzie,
WWimwm leasthopetnl,
audtheanxietyd'nplayed bytheEnxlish
physician in summoning a council almost
Iorebrxlesthebegilming of theend. The
physicians unanimously concede that the
emperor is in no condition towithstaud an
M0! paeumouia,andthisismclselyto
what the patiem's symptoms loud. The .
chaugeinthe kaiser’s condition hasrenewed
theexcitementon thecontinenlal booms
Fla-layer Granastw York,paidalong
vilittoths foreign ollice, and .was received
withmarkedatteutiou bytheofllciak
fran 8t. Petersburgstete that
meebction of Gen. Boulangertothechamo
herd deputies by the tremendous majority
drawn by the olllcial returns has «used
greatrejoicinginpolitical circles there. To
whataxtmtthis is trueitisdillicnlttocou-
jeohurs,butthsrsinodoubtthat repel-tact
“mantles-forebears '
hstwsnknda sad Fraaoswill speedilybe
revived,“ with amiderable degrees!
truth.
Atterthecontarsnee at the toreigu odice
yesterday.anmtthefiehrlngstrait llahanp, A
Eds mm amhaaador, and Ir.
W.H.White,flratsocretaryotthoAmsrican
Wham-alluded diacussiouonthe
strsethelorsenterhrxthsir
Hr. James G. Blaine hasarrirsd at Sor-
route.
'I'Iss latest Caba- Disturbances.
, Kat Wm, Ha, April 17.--‘I'hs latest dis~
patchu from Cuba say six armed bandits at-
IXGIHB LESSON!
315.1111. monugfimogm Prise according
8. meet.
loath Nurwalk Coon.
Am B. 013.61.
cruciate! the ’3th Churchdhm
Planoforto, Organ and luslcsl
Composition.
in 1! lack Box I I'. 0.. "DIWALI. 001“.
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DENTIST.
0m and Residence.
INN BTRII'I‘. BOUT“ NORWALK.
Nth extracted wlthonlllpals by the uranium
dhw or.
was» opened "0mm.
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK.
51 Washington sum.
(you nailyiromotottamnndlrom 1 map.-
au on Baturdayeseningaironill to 8.
“multiracial Deposits.
anon some rm.-
runs a hauls marina;
any. Joann. IllAI’I’Jeanu'i‘resa
Du. Mccoxzoan
We! AID “Ima—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
nouwsur. cons.
0|Ilesliours—Uutil9a.m.: from i tol.and'lto
0pm.; Bundan—itolwn.
”Communicatioahyulsphuae.
W s. ”an.
ARCHITECT.
Is now prepared to make lass and location
and snperiutend the mambo of ulldlugs
TERMS BBASCNABIJZ.
Omnm'l‘aylor’s Building Washingtba 3L. Bo.
Norwalk. P. 0. Box 775. dew
J C. CROWD}.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and hum-tee given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
Ann lain
street. near
1’. 0m: “3. South NorwalkCt.
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ATTENTIO‘N.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
AltachmeutsJ’arts, Needles. Belts. rte, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
lachiaea. c. ll. sflAILIR.
8 halo BL. so. Norwalk. 85M!
Amman-a.
P a. I: ntraaros,
Washington. D. C.
Ten years in United States Patent 061cc.
dtw Guide to inrentors mailed tree.
J B. RAYMOND.
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
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AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
N0TAB§NDI’U1!LIC.
EDWAYTON. CONN.
J. I). JENNINGS,
Successor to L. R. Quiniard.
Undertaker & Embalmcr.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence. a East Ave.
880-3s: Norwallr, Conn.
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Caterer tor Weddings inn Parties. in-
(‘reaui
constantly on hand tonne sick and well. Ills celev
hunted Root Beer“ .
Ind ha at (like.
MAIN srfmouwux. (YT.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLURIS'I'.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
‘ George II. Bay-bud,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Callandseemylargss orallkradsoflnmlm
38 lain Simulators“.
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M. Wilson Point. use Norwalk. Ashen-lb
tantalum Quasar“ ’Mlllaod
3g :1 I l) " 25 a.
bill "
1000 " lined loin lined
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IIOUSA'I’DNIC DIVISION.
December ll, lm.
Leave Bridgeport (or Pillsocld.
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5.50 " accommo'a
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N. Y. K. II. & II. BAILIWAD.
Jaquthm.
some wear. some Ian.
4.56 an. kpress. 1 12am. Wash'onlx.
5.10 “ hpress. l6.31 " Acton.
5.40 “ Islaoress 13.3 :: groom.
5.50 ‘ pecul’ . . win.
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sol “ Accom. ”.06 ” Adamalee,
7.3 “ Ii! “.17 " Boston 3x.
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mill “ ,
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Swans. Buttons
9.15 Accun. '32 ‘ Acoom
Minn Aocorn. an ” Across
2.32 local Exp 6.51 p.In. Art-om,
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‘I‘ralua Lean East Nor'alh.
some wxsr. some Ian.
60': a. m. 6.34 a. m.
1228 " 8.48 “
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0. I. Banana. ’2. 'I'. Ilsarsrun.
Gen. slur Gen. Peas. A;
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for Sale.
COIHODIOUS residence on Ilmwood are.
containing“? the modern improvements with
use and stableon the pranlses. for
2. also as milar house on flavlland street, con~
talning the usual on conveniences. who a!
AYIDR it GOLD . .
Real Blaze and Exchange Rooms, 4.5 and 117 Wash-
ington b‘t.
Aeolian-mun new.
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EVERY I’ll/l 801.0 WITH
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roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the money paid no
Manson. Vice Pres‘t a (leu'l Ian'g'r
' cull-Stand:
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prices, and goods we are other-
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NE‘ DRUGS
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WAlSIilNG'I‘ON so
We have nah received a full suppl‘oi new
and invite in lion and trial. 0-day
boiler in rule than ever with all that goes to make
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Jacob M. Layton,
Ros! Estate and ileum Arrm.
GeneralllnsnranccAgcncy
Fire. Lilo and Accident.
Ocean Sicilmshlp Tickets—Cabin and Steer-3e.
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Boston Store.
Dress Goods!
Another s'ur rising bargain
we shall ofl‘er t is week. The
success attending the sale of
the Henriettas and. Serges
advertised by us last week has
been so great that We have de-
cided to ofl’cr the coming week
sun Greater Bargains 2”
We hny‘e purchased 50
pieces of those Cheviot checks,
that they are having such a
big run in New York, at 290.
per yard. The goods are 38
inches wide, and well worth
50c. Now is-your time to buy
a dress at half price, 290. per
yard, well worth 500. ‘
50 pieces of checks ’ and
mixtures, 42 inches wide, at
19c. a yard, others ask 37in
per yard.
25 pieces of French Tricots,
54 inches wide, at 49c. per
yard. Goods well worth 980.
Call and see them, it will cost
you nothing to look. Goods
freely shown.
Boston Store.
. qualty and price will be found
Dram for one it and upwards and Money Orders to
all pans ol‘ Europe.
Notary Ihibllc. Acknowledgement. Taken.
., Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
South Nosfwiuk. Conn.
DAVIDTSTOW
ruinous
We have julst received the largrst aml lions: stock
ever show More 0!
WiLNll‘l‘ CHAMBER SUITS.
} A FINE gip'flqvl asu casuam$22.00
I'l‘ of 0 pieces tor
:5 PA1RLOR SUITS
1 I‘rpm $30.00 Upwartls.
Dining; Room Tables,
Sideboards,
Lounges and Couches.
Rattan Chairs, Fancy Plush
Choirs, list Racks, Book
Cases, etc., etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
Standard Folding Bed.
Call and air them at our wannooms.
Bed in tho market tor the money.
87, 89, 91 llfllll ll.
The lineal
0AK CHAMBER SUITS, '
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to Destination.
05 Washington St. (Ni-xi door to Penance.) ;
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If so order the
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One Lb. Prints.
0ur Marcaibo Coffee at
23 cts. can’t be bent. Try
it.
B. F. Stevens,
BOSTON. STORE;
, 4.5 Main St. '1 Norwalk, Conn. 1
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’ Black Silks!
In this department we shall
ofl'er
TWO Lots
of Black Silk, which for
to surpass anything ever sold
in desirable goods.
Lot 1, consists of 10 pieces
of ,our regular $1.75 quality
Lyons Black Silk .16 $1.09 per
yard.
Lot 2, consists of 12 pieces
Lyons Black Silk. The regu-
lar price is $2.00, and con-
sidered by good judges, excel-
lent value. Will be sold this
week at $1.29 per yard.
Printed India Silks in the
latest designs and coloriugs,
we are offering all exceedingly
low prices
Boston Store,
45 Main St.,
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All this season’s importa-
tion and shall other the same
on Tuesday morning, April
17th, at half piece, as follows:
25 cloth ground, with braid
embroidery, original
$10.00, at $4.89.
‘50 serge, with braided cm-
roidery, original price $14.00,
our price $7.00. '
price
BOSTON
* STORE,
For Sale.
AS’l‘ NORWALK, and Benedict Farm.
J Desirable residences, in excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms easy.
Rn aim or TAYLOR .hGOLDxN.
Real Estate and no Again. 46 and 4': Wash-
ington St. South urwalk, CL
Tllll lllllllll Mill.
”1'!!! BEST—~—
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST HANNRR
If not the choicest IIA'I'S. obtained”-
ot trouble orcost, you will had them at say
ct. as well as
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'45 Main St.
The Old and Reliable.
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City of Norwalk in Eagle,
Willnakedallytri ,Suahpmmiur
lie between New {0 Norwalk South
mm Will leave Horatio“ of Desk-an.ml stud.
height take- Iko- and rushed for all
DUI-ta on the Daub-r, and Howell and
a?!“ Ballroads at Greatly Bodied
as.
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Hosiery, Underwear,
Unbleached Table D
Unbleached Table" D.
Unbleached Table D
We would say to the
being limited we are unal
and
GREAT lUBlLEE'fl
SPECIAL BARGAINS EVERY AFTERNOON 1
Shades, in all colors, ‘M’ltll spring fixtures, 29c.
1000 Towels for 10¢. each, worth 160.
800 Towels for 12%. each, cheap at 250., extra heavy size 23x45,
Turkey Red Table Damask for 250. per yard, worth 45c, warranted fast color.
mask, 56 inches wide, for 290. per yard, worth 49c.
mask, 60 inches wide, for 450. per yard, worth 600.
mask, 69 inches wide, for 69.30. per yard, worth $1.00.
public that these bargains are such that it will pay you to investi
do to give a complete price list. Spring J ackcts, Dress Goods, T
Notions will be sold in like proportion. Everybody welcome.
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mansion Street, onus. Nomalk.
Our spac :
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riots,
Norwalk Chronicler