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Victoria III Germany
The Qumn of England Visits the
Invalid Emperor.
m-
HOW SHE WAS RECEIVED.
III. Gallo on Dowager Empreu Aulunte
and the he loyal Women Drink Too
Together—A not. um no... {or I.
pom Frederick.
Emu, April zh-QmenVictorinarrived
at Charlottenburg at 9 o‘clock yesterday
morning. The empru. the crown priner
and crown prints-and the wince and
prmeemotflamlleiulngen received her at
thedepot. Prinoeflenqandhhdlternths
Prince-nee Victoria, Sophie and Margaret.
Sir Edward Inlet, the British anion-Indus
at Berlin; the Duke otltntlnndandthr
burmuteraudmunlcipal councllotBerlir
were aho prank The greeting We!!!
QnenVlctorianndtheroynltamilyotGer
mywerewurm.
-'l'hecrownprinceeonducted the queen tr
an open carriage, drawn by tour horses,
whichsheentered,andwith thoernpreube
tide hershewar then driven tothecastla
Crowdsolneoldelinedtherouteundcheerud
urthuriarticnllyasthe carriage passed.
The queen paid a visit to the emperor
nhortlyatter herurrivalat thecortle. The
anpemrrouuto reorivethe qnecn,and cor
dially weleorned her. He alter-word with
drew tohirown nparunents. The doctors
feared that the meeting would excite the
emperor-and prohnbly upuet him, but their
leanwerugroundleu I'heunperoreeemeo‘
ratherhrlghrerel’ter the interview, and hi:
temperntnre wer_normal. The queen ex
pruned surprbe thnt the emperor was or
littlechnnged,eepecially inviowof the no
ommtnthathnverenchedherlntely.
The queen and the empre- drove at i
o’clockinanopen carriage tovisit Empresr
Augusta. The Grand Duke and Grand
Duche- o! Buds: werewniting to receive
than. Allthememheruotnmpre-Angustn’r
eonrtwere mt. Theroyalgueflsre
mained thirty—live minimal. Alter ten bud
beenmedtheyprooeededtoI-Impemrli'red
erick‘s former residence tovin't thePrinor
nndPrinceenof SaxeMeningen. There they
remained a quarter of unbounmrtingut
5:3}o’clock on theirreturn to Charlottanburg.
ThdywereaooompanindbyPriuceasBentrica, ...
Priueellenryot Battenberg undoneot the
emperor‘s dnughternwho has heenvisitin.
theBadunn The meshwere crowded,ané
thequeenundemprensweregreetedwithen
”Inst-nu.
By invitational theempre-flhere wars
largesnthcrlngot memberuof the irnperia
familynt thepalnoentSo’clockto meetthe
queen.
Queen Victoria made three visits to tin
uickruomot thaemperor,who,hy the doc
torts-drum hirhed,whieh he will dr
torndnyortwomore,tillhegetutrmger.
ThemeetlnghetweenQneen Victorin and
theernpru was very touching. The queer
burstinto tensontheuppronch 0! her
daughter. They embraced and kinemleacl
otherrepentedly,withhandstirmlyclnsped
Thequemwilllenveto-dny unlestheem
peror uhonld have a relapse. Her Scotch
zillieuandtwo natives of India attend her.
Theynreohjccholgreatcurionitytothepno
pinata-din.
The North (in-roan qutufimfa’r‘ingt
thevinitolthequeen ol England,|uysz “Hen
mnjettywilllnwelmmed bythewhole popu
IntionotGermnny,andnhovenll bytha in
habituutnotllerlin, withthe erationand
sympathy so justly dueone who has for many
years rulednlriendly state and whoin the
motherofourmnprees. All German heartr
willthenktully aoceptasa tokenotth
queen‘s deep sympnthy for the Inteo! our
reigning house the factthnt she comesto the
sickbedotonrheioved emperor andperuon
allyrhareethedeepaflfimonandgmt an:
iety with which we unfilled today. Mn}
oheho enabled to bringcomfort nndhope,
andwhenuhadqiartni'mmGu-mnny totakI
with her the assurance that therympnth)
shohudkplayedwillalwayrhe kept it
grateful remembrance here."
THE EMPEROR'S CONDITION-
A Little Powerinh, but Considered to be
Slightly Better. 5
Bllux, April :L'o.—-'l'ho emiwror’s unidi
tionatmidnightoamedromealnrm.’ III
hudhndagoodday. The hulletinread
’l’heernperwpamednverygoodnight Iii
lever is quite insignificant and lit genera
conditions somewhat better. The diecharu
of pus continued in a modante degree."
Emperor Frederick wen up tor m tine
yesterday alter-norm, and we: visited by tln
crownpr-inoe,theDuke ol Baden and Gen
Alhedyll, halides Queen Victoria.
The Knuth German Gareth say: that th
improvement. Binleverhudimln‘nhedre‘
ularly during the Ian lewdayr. Hie tens
perntunyerterdnywarfltldegnCel-iun HI)
flylicianc torn further ahntnrnmt,ir
viewottherecent 6’]!!me
theyllndapudnlreaeontorhope in the re
turuothbnpputitn
Thetncttl-ttbeluprra'haehithertotaker
atnirquantityotnourhhment h solely duI
rotheuru-treeomruendation or his phystm
char. GoodrI-ltntollowedfln oh-rvnnot
dthdradvieaaudhiunnjuty‘rpr-attdhmru
podtioutotake nolid food is a rntirlnctor)
Thnempuor‘utoodbveryenrel’ullyle
looted. Iteornhotvarioukludnotment,
mmmmlnpewraut
lightlnnd. Carubtnlllthnthedinllnet
tabuflnuhniuahletodbm
Swallowin‘enrnuhlmnoineoaveai-ee. .
anrnruewilllrnvetheeutletorthr
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nun,nprtlm'ekhl has
on III has tan panel mbflu‘twl
thrones-hip. "
we)“ {Wall Papers,
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Still!!!“ 1.18008.
15.2000 d .00 ertenn Priceleoordio
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thNor‘v'ralk Conn
Aux. E. orueon.
Orpalot of the lint
Pinuoforto, or... and Musical
Compos lit on.
VI! I) lock Box 8 P. 0,. NORWALK. CONE.
DB. 0. I’- BOUTWIIJI.
pm.
other and Wrote,
Lennn's Brock. IAIN h1'., so HOItWALII.
M attracted withoult‘pein by the use of Gas or
dtw er
H’Oflce opened mosh.
SOUTH HOBWALK SAVINGS BANK.
5) Washington Street.
Chromite!“
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”(55):“ Setm’dny evenings Iron: 0 to 0.
w'lntereu allowed on Deposite.
meow arm.
‘1‘” w nirrnnl Vice-Prom;
tin-Iv. 1m001! 11.1"! APPWBecann'I'm
DB. McGOflGAL.
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Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
nonwm. com
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8 run; anndnye—zto t pan.
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W I). more.
I
ABC 1 I ITECT.
In new prepared to make inns Ind mention-
and uupcriutend the conpetruction ol nildiuur
TERMS BBASDNABIIE.
Omen-Talm'n Bel Wuhln on 81.. So.
“mm-01035736 dcw
J C. CBOWE,
Carpenter and Builder.
. {er ere-5m...“ ”mm...
o 0 III e pt
pug; Anrhnreet uent’Iain
«a. South Norwnlk Ct.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmente. Patt- Needles Belle are furnished
General Bepnlrln‘ oI Ill kinds and make: I)!
lnchlnoe 0.31. SI] HAILKII.
3 ain 8L. Bo. Norwnlk.
8534’
B. RAYMOND,
Bhilder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie footer Ilnvilund St. on Wntcr. 1'1). Box 017.
E THOMES,
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NO'I‘AI‘Y I’UIBLIC.
ROWAY’I’ON. CONN.
J I). JENNINGS,
Summer (01. E. Quinlnrd.
Undertaker It Embalmer.
No. 4 Knight St Residence 5 Him 31.,
800 3m Norwnlk, Conn.
C B. D'ABTOIS.
(hunter («Weddings and Pardon. Ice on]!!!
eonuLsntly on hand forthe rick and well. Ilie cele-
rshnsd Root Beam and Employment Office
mums 81'. 80. NORWALK, CT..—
theorge ll. lluynlhnd,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and see my large slog or all kind“)! furniture. '
36 lul- Street. I‘m-1k.
Aluo prepared to tarnish everything necessary for
the Interment o! thedad day or night Telephone
connection with midence. No. 3 Berkley piece.
Id) 19”
P. '1'. “A“.
lethadirt
joining
pnrronage, Novwnlk. Ct. Openevenlngr Putin
Monuments and Healneur
001)th orneadntunc
WWI” directbtheiiow menu of
W Mm!"
alleomplctenudyouwillnothedlu
mmm inankiwot ildlogrronc
P.W. BATES.
013m _. , . .
A REMARKABLE
WARELA.
Bur Borrow, him.
AF. Walnut, 1300-.
Duns“: ~Yonr Bonaparilla has
prorednprrtuuoeeuiumyanenad hue entirely
cured-Io. enuntundto my houarwork now In
wuflnolemcould. flavclived here for ”year:
ununmreadyroteetitr that your trentmcntdouall
that you recou- it todo. feat
”burst-(humanity. nndlwIIMoIII can
tom the people to use your reanrlrnhu-
Youre’l'ruly.
no.1. II DAY.
I WILL PAY 'I'III
Highest Cash Price
103
Rugs, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Motels.
Ml- can-r0 Iherterk and
tale-drum b, mm
WILIJAII Iron-our,
, noun Imam.
. semen-eat.
Conan Non-walk.
' Ah’udluenuortneutot
Borders,
., and Centers.
Mug-w Styles.
DECKER58
Paint and Wall Prper Store,
84.
EDUCATOR“) IA I ‘ I .
0111803! I “DIWALI 1111181014.
Corrected December 11th. 1”. i ‘
Ina-em! I'ralae.
SOUTH.
Lleorwtlk. 1.1.80. Norwnlk. Ar. Wilton POI!
782n.m. 745mm. ”to. nm.
a w u o m H ' ‘0 It
1051 ” 1082 ” 10 fl "
utopia. ”Ilium 107p.m .
t 89 " t 50 " 4 If!
7 01 ” In“! 'I' III " Hind 723 "l'r'd
NORTH.
Iv. Wilson Point, Lv.fio. Norwalk. new
700mm.lired m- I. I'm rulim‘
80 " 11 ll . 80!- In.
005 “ l.’ 10 p. In. 1110‘ II.
1100 ”lined 145 ”liked 100 lull
g a pull. on) u 5 III ”I“.
0” “liked 100) liked “unlined
17.11.01me VicePrcnnud Gen'l Hanna
7. 0. Penn. Bu tendent.
11.1) Amino. enerul Tickctdgent.
IIOUSA'I‘ONIC DIVISION.
December 11. um.
have Bridgeport Ior Pittldeld.
7.10 a In. uwmmo'n
10m " " .
1.50 p. m. Hired
runner nu.
4.01 “ apron ’l me. In
0.50 “ neeomuw'
'Im ,"
'Goee only as for In New Hillard.
Wu. ll. Ween, Vice Prue‘t & Gen'l llan‘g'r
W. II. Lrou, Bust.
11.1). Avniu. to. 11cm Aqt..hridgcport.€onu
N. I'. N. II. 81. II. RAILROAD.
Jun. 15th. 1833.
none m. not" ulr.
I. 56 a. m Itxprcre. . 1.12am. Wuh'on In.
;.16 Brpreu. 36.31 " Accoru.
6.4) “ Exercise. :2; " groom.
5.50 8.pecinl . " econ.
0.12 " Loo-13x 0.20 " Boston Ix
m5 “ B'pon. 8p. 10.56 Accent
7.28 Inca! Rx. 12.18p.m.llonton Rx.
7.43 ‘ Ilek. 1.15
3.26 ‘ Lorentz. 1.43 ” {mmld Way.
9.03 " Mull: . 3.06 “ prose
0.26 " Accom. :1.” " Accent. .
10.30 " 1.000!!! 0.49 " prme.
"-45 " em"- e-Ie " are
12.59 .m., xpreee. 5 . “ . ... .rpec.
120‘," Bo.N.ep 0.10 “ Doc-l Rxprur
2M " Accom. 3:: " 1Ifrld “ids ial
3'39 u gm! , . .- pvsfia '
4.46 " Boetoqu .3154 “ Bri g't Speck
5,18 " Accom. 8.29 Accord.
5.51 " lepru. : 9.56 ‘ atom.
6.51 Accent. £11.00 ' Adams It: A:
7.3-: ' max. I23, Barton Er
8.2: ‘ ' rs .~ ' '-
91)” ‘ Berton £1: =
10.15 " Arron.
12.56 “ Warh'ton Ex.
SUNDAYS. Sprung.
9.15 Anton. 7.3:! “ Accoru.
6.1”). 13 Anon. 0.11 " Acton)
7.32 ‘ Inc-l Exp. 6.51 run. Arron.
8.30 acrom.
Trnlnn unve Ennt Rorwnlk.
some wu-r. oorwo Inn
0.07 a. m 0.30 n m.
7.199 " 8.48 “
7.111 “ 1.15 pm.
0.34 0.16 “
11.41 ‘ 10.00 "
2.40 p m.
0.48 '
8.10 “
0 ll. Sum-run. ". 'l'. llrnrerun.
Gen. Miler“ lea. Pear. Ax”!
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST
—--> .0.”
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NOIWV ALK
SOMETHING HEW.
Wolfiolficlllfi
ll;
E VERY PIIII‘ 801.0 WIT}!
_FOLLOIVIIIO GUARANTEE.
War-ranted not to break nor
roll up with one you-’- wear.
If they do the money paid ne3
hr the- wtll he rem-led.
For sale at the neuron nry Geode Store
45 Inl- ltrnet, Norwalk. none-
“I g. 3
' better turnip
Auuounee the Iollowing‘
Boston Store I
D R I V E S 3
jolt rrrcivul.
JACKETS !
I 1 Lot Hamburg Edgiugs,
I500 yards, 25o, worth 30 to
r500.
i 1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 12o,
worth 15 to 25¢.
1 Lot Corset Covers
burg Trimmed, Zlc
Ham- $5.98; worth $8.75-
175 Imported Jackets,
,. 3d Invoice of lxid Gloves.
double.
WU IIIIIII‘IIIIIGII Ulll' PTIGIIS.
Milli: 9899918.
New onucs
etthc
01d. Stand!
WASHINGTON s'r.
. We have now received a lull supp! at new drugs,
and invite ligation and trim! orduy we are
than ever with nil that goeetornnke
up nilrrt clan drug-tore and the nhlic can be ne—
Iored oi the fro-Inert stock from w ich to have
PlflSGl‘llIllIIlS Iiflllllflllllllll
At nhort notice and In the moot lklllfnl manner.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Bantu and Home Agent.
General lnsuranccAgency
Fire. Life and Accident 3
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Shortage.
unn- ter one 2 rod npwnrdo Ind Monev Orders to
all pane or Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets Baggage Checked
to Destination. ;
66 Wash. ngton 5L, (Next door to l'oitolilcc ) ‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW
FURNITURE
$5
‘I 75 and 18.00.
BLACK
AND
42 inch All Wool Surnh Twill
at 49c per yuan]
42 inch All Wool French Sc
bastopoel, at 0C5.
42 inch All \\ ool Henrietta
Cloth, :I'. 5%.
Ilem iettn, at 8%
Henrietta, at $1. 09
—-——-40§-—-—-—-
,Wc have a full line of Nuns
Veilings in stock
fl--.» ..__._.
45 Main Street.
LADIES' FINE IMPORTED AND DO~
HEB'I'IC
250 Tailormnde Jersey Cloth
Jackets, $3 89; worth $5.89.
375 Fine Tailor-made Jersey
Jackets, black and colors, at
Em-
broidered and Braided, at
'embroidered back, 5 button, :58 50. worth $10 75
59 ' ’ ' '
‘ Dar aims in Handkerch i Imported Jersey Waists, braid-
. re s - . .
and ITgwels. ed and opium, at $1.49, 1.87;,
2 ."00, .. 25 and 2.40; worth “
Satin-Lined Beaded Wraps, at
.98, 6.00, 7,50, 5.754175,
Mourning Goods! '
I2 inch Priestlcys Silk Warpl
42 inch Priestleys Silk WarpI
Also a line of Better Grades'
BOSTON STOREY
Boston Store!
——-* ow ._..,..
LINENS
leeselhleeld
54 inch Heavy Unbleached
Table Linen, 25c.
60 inch Extra Heavy Cream
Damask, at 39c.; worth 500.
3 Extra Large Size Linen Towels
95 pieces of All Wool Cheviot at 190.
All Linen Toweling, filo, .60.,
70., 79c., 80., 9c., 10c.
India Lawns in plain and plaid,
60., 8c. and 100.
NOTICE!
_ _‘ *._._.
Boston Store!
COLORED
Brothers
50 Pieces of Challie at 12lc.
per yard; others ask 17c.
I
Call and see them, it
will pay you.
Checks, at 29c. per yard.
Good value at 490..
25 pieces of 5-1 inch Tricot at
19¢ per yard; worth 900.
’9 pieces of Cable Twills. at
l2lc. per yard.
Z’l'licsc goods are double width,t
and well worth 250. per
arrl. .
y 1All our Departments are now
complete with the
PIllTSUl-S Beel Fund are earner
leaching Inhaler mm“
m “m ,At prices never before so low, .
Lalllll “BMW and [llllllllllfl with an immense. variety
Boston Store!
45 MAIN ST.
to choose from.
BOSTON STORE I
45 Main Street.
We have just received the In!!!” t and finer: stock “
ever shown hetero of
OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
A FINE KT! ['8 ASII FRAME R
9111'?! 8 pieces {or III $22.00
PARLOR sun's .
From $30.00 l'pwards.
Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards,
Lounges and Com-hes.
ee lllll Lure
If so order the
lelelesleréw
Standard Foldingr Bed. One Lb. Prints.
Cnilaud northern at our Innrmme. The linen
Bed in the market [or the money.
87, 89,91 lIlIll SI.
it.
Good Butler?
Our Mnrcnibo Coffee at
23 cts. can’t be bent. Try
The on and Renoir}.
nee men LINE.
Terrell llee Yul
-THE PROPELLERS—
«antenna, 1). 0.
Ten your In United Stem Pntent omce.
dtw Guide to Inventors mailed nee. '
The Intel Inlet.
———'I I'll BEST——
MEATS
ATEN TB-
P 6. It BYING'I'ON,
Rattan Chairs I‘ancv Plush . . 5 5
(moire, Dot Ducks, Book Fancy crflflmgl‘v ennui) IN run em mum City of Norwnlk & Eagle,
(11395, 0th, PIP. It "m the charm MEATS ohtnincdre- Will nuke dolly Sundays tor
mm ,0“ TM: I kggmlfi-orm mmmrmnuy Mam Mymggggkm
chYork. every erasing,“ at 0
o'elock,andon3ntur¢hvat2p..m unveil“-
.wnlkBridgrnndBouthawnlkmm.
Freight taken Inn and received for all
polntn on the Dnuhary nnd I'm-walk and
Istsepnu‘ Railroad- nt MM Mend
Baton.
Puller of all Kills,
IN ITS SEASON.
.3 '.IU“I’.'.“.’.. 13.1% c' “am
U15 STAIRS, , Bu Fa Stevens, 'F. HAYES. “mianYfizizvu-w mum
SOUTH NOR\VALK MUSIC HALL BLOCK. Dinners swan - sown summon mar-"w...“mmmw "mm
Hot Weather is Coming?
WONDERFUL
NOW 16 TIE-IE TIME TO PREPARE:
For the Next Six Days. commencing londay. April 23d, we will ofler
GENTS 5 cam-s
100 2002. CHILDREN’S GAUZB “HERVESTB.
Sizes,
Prices,
16
5c
18
7130
20
100
22
mic
24
15c
26
17lc 200
32
25c
30
22§c
28 34
27%0
50 DOZBH sz' BALBRIGGAU UMBRVESTB FOR 25 claim EACH. GOOD VALUE AT 450. m 500.
100 DOZEN LADIES‘ REGULAR. HADB HOSE FOB 12kt. P33 run: WORTH ”0.
To all who no obliged to provide
nho'uld avail themselven.
LINEN SAL
M
5 031133323153 31333!) HOSE-REGULAR mans—15c. PER Pm; WOB'I‘E 250.
onm' ”BLEACH“ 96 3083 203 170.:
WORTH 95¢.
rorthemuormmmnysnuumopponnusyorwmnmy
These good- are Perfect, no noondn. and the prion given above
are lone than mat the wholesale value.
E ALSO CONTINUED.
Norwalk Chronicler