“I“? “WE-"s;
i.
itiiiiiouu rem.
it Takes Possession of Kansas
City and Vicinity.
803335 AT '11”) l‘ltllltill i‘ lilll'til's.
“or. III m'llom lie-«Ii tor ‘I'llll't'ltll‘lfl'
"In I. "In l'i'olulwd Luiidd'l'ininn Immi-
Oll with All Sort. at 1‘1"-
(‘nu Muc- Inuit.» I'mpitall-i.
.‘t‘l'b‘asllil'n
luau l'lli, .ipiil lo "It ll‘ -- I"'.‘i ii
110M I! ilun'd but ”Kill. :2..i lu tzu
flthlydid‘uiuulwul in ii. tiniinliw .:hlui
with tili'alitacipitrni tic-w 't .«v-mi tin r- nnu;
(indemnity. 'llicri lil‘i' lwum lll 'l' lions,
may tot-e bolted together nud 1 :vi.-- .d f~-r
Inhiiutin williiu nilli' tillllllil'niliul' IItI'lI'
lb ivory. Tlii-rv- (Il't' i‘i‘llllI'-‘l-‘ dim-h. oi cvl-ry
mvlfilitlv mrt ol’ nn-rrlmmli nu-l with
each car load of stock in rumml u\\ll_\' the
Illlfdiui: requirul to harbor it.
in thin manner drug Mons. i‘y g... in
uteri», but and oboe utorm. hflilhill‘ nnvl gro-
With are drawn up in rcadinwa t- I»- .~ Am in
the favored I’Hllu‘r, It i- an". I 11th 1.0” cur-
Itntls of httliplli'fi inc 1 It'nimvnn hnvu- lill'P‘lin
Item will forward and ilI" awaiting tin» ou-
Mt’ht Ark-thus l‘ity on tho Iiul'dvr .11- nu-
WMIR there in ii bil u-ly gathering oi lulu-inn
by the railroad», but the wine-tiger bionic»
is not yet. minuieinuruu- with the irriglii
movement. The rush, hUWewr, Ls h'glilllillg
and Will gather in volume uti-I energy
throughout the week.
Rupert-0t the continued rise of the Ciinnr-
mrlt’er continue to come in, and th'n' is
threatening to cut 0" those liooiiicrs whoare
.wllting upon the northern borders the lung
withheld petunia-ion to [um-i «vwr end like
the land. Tito poor uphill-1.x, “'1”! their
blow teams, who mouths. and yours ago
marked out their intended lioincs Within the
[nominal land, ilt‘l'ifll'u they will light for
than. There is, however, no moro- present
talk at burning bridges and him-king illt'
railroads. Meanwhile troops are being
quietly distributed to do pillt‘t: duty in con-
nection with the United Slates- itmnhnl.
WlLuxo‘mx, Kali, April Ill—White cov—
ered wagons bound tor Oklahoma are pus,-
ing through all day long. l’nwnce Bill, who
will here, sail the soldiers imvo nll hot-u
withdrawn from the state line, and are now
onthe Oklahoma line. stfiilt'h-l arc permit-
tedtogo right to the burden. ot his prom-
imd laud. Ills colony in now cncamped
around Hnnnewell, out will start from
Miller'n Bunch, Indian Territory, on Thurs-
day mnmiug. There are 3.1,!» pwplo with
him.
Btm‘l’OX, April Iii—The Oklahoma O'Xi‘lit"
moot is attracting the attention not out y of
would be antlers In that land of prouiiw, but
of capitalists as well. Orient the largmt pur-
tiui of capitalist» that orer li-{t lilmltill, nill
leave here {mm the Fitchbtirg >tnt.on i-‘r—
day. They will ililasll't'lnl train o! Wu:
neti can, live slop-r», ti dining and ti linggnge
w. Their deathmti-vn is [lo-iiison, Tor,
where the party, 1'35 in numler, propow to
hwest largely in real estate, upon tin.- n.»
mmpilm that Dcnison, owing to itn Iiii'nilnn
in connectiai with Texas and the Indian il‘r-
fltory, will he-ome the Kansas t'ity of the
ioutliweet.
'lllc Clio“ Tournament.
wa Your, April iii—The first round in
thechom toumatnent Wins fin'b‘lwl with last
night's playing. Weiss is now in the lead,
with 15}; games won and 3L, III". Black—
burne has 15 non and 4 lost, and tiunslierg
mennnd 5 Imi. Ynstcrduy's ri-aults urn:
asioliowil: Bird [mi .‘Iffl'lrmi, Biirille Ih‘fll
Talhellltaua, lm-big-irln Int J. W. Baird,
Gumtberg bent lit-liner, Burn twat Black-
burne, Litmhntz heat liunah till, Judi In-nt
(hit-tip, Welsh beat Mnmn, l’ollock dru-w with
D. G. Baird and Bhoii‘ultor and Martini 2 ad—
journed a game.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Citizen of Tuscalooo, .-\lzi., have sub-
. served $204“), the amount required to secure
the eiicibion oi the Midland railroml to tbs)
city. .
John I. Sullivan and Jnkn- Kilruin aigiu-il
article: in The (‘lippr-r attic-.- in New York
fidelity to tight for sworn. The final de—
‘pots‘t was made, and Alton ('ulgu Wan mail.-
Stakeholder.
Bydm-y A. Iniicnstvr, 20 years old, a type
writer and mrrespnnlin'; clerk, 11:»; been ar-
r-wted in Providence chnrgni with embez-
11in; fly“ in small sums from his. employers,
Alas a, Chaplin & Co., dniggists.
The propeller City of Norwalk sprang a
lab and sank while lying at it v.1 A: HoustL
man’s What-t, South Norwul'i, Conn. On the
vo-sel were nun timbers of oy+ters (or for-
eign shipment. The propeller Would have
started {or New York on Saturday had the
wind been lee severe. The fireman was
asleep, and narrowly escaped drowning.
John Clark, who lives apart from his wit»,
went to the residence 0! the latter at Have"-
hiil, Mass, and shot her twice with a re-
volver, the shot. taking cited in her neck
and head. He then took a disco! laudanum,
which will probably more total. The woman
may live. Clark was probably intoxicated
at the time. The couple have one child.
A speck“ from Walla Walla, Wash, my:
‘ that Sheri” McFarland and Co stable Morse,
who were [mi-wing two man wanted at Pres-
cott tor burglary, overt-ml; them near “'al—
'i'ula, and the fugitiyc‘ having tin-d upon the
"(Ida-n, the latter returns] the fire and killed
we: 0! Qhe burglars, Toni “'illiaim. The
lather ruin, Dave Murphy, was captured.
5 ‘ A letter dated March it), from Alexandria,
ngpt, received troin F. W. Arm‘s, on lmrd
“in United States :teainer Enterprise. by his
W in Baltiinwc. rewrta a terrific sand
atom: on Port fluid. The Enterprise dragged
.her when during lllu norm and was driven
limo the Gamma man-of-war Malke and but
norm! 0! ker' lifelxratu and was otherwise
'ifln‘iaged.
‘ “Philadelphia pilots haw abandoned all
3lope: tor the baiet‘y of the Enoch Turley,
and now believe bu to have been lost on
Aprl. it with all bands-ten in number—while
trying to reach the Delaware Breakwater.
, The pilots in board were H. M. Parker. John
: 5. Kelly, C. D. Scbellenger, Jami: A. Orton,
a!) hurried. with families, and Morgan IL
titaniulen, single.
On Aug. 12, 1387. Elwin H. Alum, o! Wor-
mtnr, , and his musin. “'initred Ania,
while driving limos the track of the Barton,
and Albany ultra-vi at North Grafton, were
sat-k by n uproot train. The young man
uninstautly killed and the g.rl was perma-
iintly injured. Bait (or $101110 damages
"minimum“ cm: W the m
ft. to have been settled. 1t ii understood
alt-it, load pays ”7,0300 on both.
Capt. o. w. Planet-ii, who in. been with
~ analg- yacht Bahrain in allot her twenty-
». m “til now, i: at Newhurg, N, Y.,
lith I picked crew at ten IIIIUI'I tron
w, Sn. no work at pup-rim the
;» tabu- ran-uh nono- was at one.
«fig-e" ' all“ up to Katrina,
Ilia-ct, tub and Dado-lam the twat.-
iia-Ilaltu new to Inui- tor e- in»
national up. but club it will cut with the
w: to w tfl {lb
._ . . . . -.- ...-...........-..__.._....._......._, .....- ”...—......
A nanosaoua uranihanr.
Don't. buyl llunloill. Try to ‘diip Your
llitabiuid tron Umuklug.
A minrm. ii in nu dn-ouco iuct on the train.
llllil Lyiln .l U Luv-u iuiupln‘i'o Iniu‘ nilt‘ kept
lit" Illlnlilllli tn-m smoking, ”(i‘il'lll' wil-
dlng dti),' r-lm said, “1 wide \\ lint lciilled
a Mutation ol principle. to my husband.
Imld to him that it “as my [IIII'IIN' to make
hiamndnz-t my guide in all rain-tn; that in
our family them would be no separate billlid‘
ankaiul “Illlit‘Vl r be Would think right (or
hildirll hllulllil be right (or luv,” You tiea
what on. coming. “Unoeveniiig nuppcr on:
over. the hillllltfh drawn and tho lump lighted,
and we Wei-\- muted for an (Wt-nun; of reading
or sowing. when my Illlniillllil took up but
pipe for an owning bllluli'i'. :s‘u lug this, i
calmly drew from my picket a pipe. “III-'11 I
lit-gun to till With tobacco exactly M Ito “all
doing. AI he prim-«led, no did 1. lcoolly
Icraiclied a match, lighted the min and took
a “but."
Well, all the Woman told Lydin tho iii-ry-
the husband of course gave up, (land story,
an tar in it note. but i can't In-lp thinking
what, oh, initiating sisters, what would have
happened it that kind hearted Illlhlitlllii had
not rclcntcd, but had kcpt on winking. and
perinlttul~invitcd -‘ll-’|.\', iirgcd his “dc to
join him! What kind of an owning, \I‘IilII‘l
they—that in, what. kind of an owning \iould
Ibo iiui'e t'llJI))‘t'i1.’ 0h, nistcrn. llt'\l‘l’, no
matter what Lydia lxiuipliurtfih trio-nil tells
you, llI'\I'l‘ try that i'lll‘t,‘ on your liihltuuda—
your realm-dive IlllbiNlllilsl, that in It won‘t
Work, “1111 all men. it would cure one of
you of smoking; that l am sure oi, but it
wouldn't 1w Illlil. You may mtely try it, it
you nru- fond of r-xcitcnn-nt of a rather limp
and stringy kind; it won‘t kill you, even if
you do tukc your iiint .smokc with a brie:
pipcnnd lii;;:I-r1ii-:lvl tobacco. But you can
prodncc i11i' r'l‘ll" :4th upon yourwlt with a
milder drug
I ti'cinlili-—«-.~p-cluliy about the shoulders-
when 1 think n'lmt untul scones may be pre-
clpitntml in happy homes by tho tiillncioua
theorira knight in this story. Why, sister, I
MVP m-n u boy, ii great, strong. rough boy,
14 your. old. so wrought iipoti by a mild ilvo
cont trigtll'. not more than half ninokul, that
he bun sli't'li liv-l liiuisclf supini-ly upon the
cold bosom of the inhospitable earth and
wuitwl with an unconccrn tluit u'oiild chill
your lilll‘l‘l for «tenth. hie {other or the doctor
to come along, and he didn‘t care a cent
which got the tint whack at him. And when
you think of a grown up woman, a married
woman. mother of children, may be, stoning
in on n pipe—“1‘11, 1 don't want. to think of
it, that‘s all. I'm got to go to bed sometime
tonight. and I can rest just int well without
the nightmare as I can with it and not “hot.
ler," till I wake up the whole house. But i
cannot close without a parting Word of wam~
lug. Don‘t 'you lieten to Lydia Lainpln-m on
this question, (or she‘s your friend. and i
don't want you to turn against her.
You take the advice of a man who knows
more nbo'ut. pipes than you do about
husbands, nnd don't. you go to Hook.
in: in order to break him oil it.
liven it you don't die, you might learn
tolike it as he does, and then Wllt‘rt' would
you be, it he should want to quit? Don‘t you
smoke pipes: you chew gum, it you must do
something wicked You can worry the im-
mortal lite out of him with that if you’ll only
keep at it, and talk and chew a great deal at
the nuns time. That's \‘c ' etl'ectiro. You
keep the quid and your jaws going and he‘ll
give up drinking, chewing, smoking, betting,
ewe—no, he'll grow worse about that, but
he'll give up everything else. Unless, in n
turious qmm of insanity, he breaks your
jaws withu cricket bat and jumps 01! the
bridge at the end of the third week—Robert
J. Bard-“o3 in Brooklyn Eagle.
A Bond 0! Sympathy.
Both were chronically bard up. and, as
they Sit-Ii in a sunny spot, looking idly about,
1: would hnve been hard to decide in which
mental workshop the provcrbial deyil had
most room.
“My pr-wnt condition," remarked the
larger and lnzh-r ot the two, "is due to the
inilurv of my first businem enterprise."
”What was than" queried the other.
"(humming tor a book—‘Glcanings trom
Past and Present,‘ or something like“—
"Shnke—shnkc, old fellow!" broke in his
companion, hi4 voice trembling with strong
emotion and cloves.
”What: Did you ever try to soil the book?"
“Sir—no! l “Tote it!"—Detroit Free Pres.
.\ Slave to Etiquette. ,
A fitnlfihfllfllli“ lady, meeting a beggar in
the street and iv in; touched by his tale of
woe, hon-1nd l:i.:i llt'l' card, saying: ”That is
where l liw, it you will come to that ad—
dress 1 will 1 it‘s you some clothes." The bcgv
gar, Inf-row r, did not put in an apzxnrance,
but in n (w? days the lady met him again
and inrpiirml why he had not come. Taking
the curd out «it his dirty pocket, and with a
depravitory smile. he answered: “
Million, 1 note you hate on your card ‘Tliurn-
days.’ "—i’aris Figaro.
Living Shela-torus.
At n Washington boulevard boarding
house.
Grigley (lotiking up from his papal—It.
pays to be a living skeleton, you bet. Here‘s
one that gets is?) a week. W but do you sup-
pose makes a man a living skeleton!
Cramp; iii-hose steak weighs at least hall
an onncci—Why. I know. lie lives a few
weeks in a boarding house—Chicago Herald.
Dental Acumen.
Customer—1 see you are mln-riising full
fits of twth for SS?
Dentist (cautiously—Yes, air.
live at homci
Customer—KO; 1 board
Dentist (with dignity)—You certainly can-
not expect an is set. tobe oi unyuse int
' house, sir. My chargeto you will
be {ii—Philadelphia Reconi.
Doyou
A Dhappolnted Husband.
Wmm‘e—Ean younnyplantl
withhopouthem!
“twin—Ru. indull :1 don‘t keep aich
cu minimum—t w- in hop-
mld. Iyuibmkrnnbia:
W when that by. on
#‘WMH‘
ELEVElANli's
SUPElllllll
iuiiinwu
THE PIIIIEST lIIlI DESI
In made only or idi'icily pure grape. cretzm
or tut-tar. atrictlv pin-o Init-nrlmnate of
soda. and a small portion of flour as n
pit-scrvntivc. nothing else whatever, and
i.‘ warranted t‘lliii‘t'ly free from :ilum.
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all tlic
ulnlb-mnis frequently found in baking
pend-on. The character of materials
[kw-I. :hcir purity. and the nicely oi" tIn-ir
t-mnl-iiiiilioii. i'cnder Clevcbiiid’n snpci-i-ur
1m long pnwdcrtbe most healthful and most
c-wnimiiiicnl in use. nnd it always lllllll'tlfi
\\1iuii'>(|1t1t', nutritious. and delicious food.
It i< i't'i'ilillllli'llilt‘ii for purity. lit-zilllii'nl-
ncs.~ :uid t-tiiricncy by (ioi'ci'nnicnt and
Sinh- chi-mists, clicinistn of lloards (if
I]. Nth. .‘illil prob-5min in institutions of
least-in}: throughout the country.
bull on!) lll l‘:|ll.‘1. t'ill “"‘IL'III.
i'l.l‘,l‘l-E.'~\'I lion-nu n»: tinny. N. l'.
at). am
The Choiccs‘u Tc: Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
A $1" iST DELICIOI‘H liEVEllAG 1'2. 'l'lil' l'l‘.
I: ; rill am m in] flat. Quality um urn:
it is the llinmzn iiiuiiz 1.nr. anvd {run
2 .. l-x-«t plantation:‘ and L'lllll’IliiIl‘l‘ I at: ”ob '._-
l ""‘Ill'lil'i'l'ii‘llllflIIZI'II.1II'r-'LIII‘I.‘ or t'til-‘lfli -
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i. ll u..rr.ini:-d lull wvmbt. It H inorcrmi -
l .. id: in nu- than tlm lower rradcx.
Cicztal 5; Occidental Tea Co.. L't'd.
Hunt to}? 3.1 Hurling blip, It'ru- l'url'.
Ivr run- l._\‘ iil" In“: urm'i'r‘.
I“. 1). L1 11"1‘0)’ & (30.,
l). ll’lltlliliElllEl'.
CHAS. ll. ”nuns,
South Norwailli, Conn.
. N. it. (i ll. ll.\lldltl.tll.
llvccmlk r22, 1533.
«nine writ-r. uotilo nu.
',.‘.z,.i in. Express “ Acrn'n,
N. 2'
iv.“ " Elem-i. 7.311 “ Arc-nu.
6.12 " Locallix. 8.50 ” Acmm.
I316 ‘ B‘porbbip. 0.16 " Lorailix.
7.23 “ Local 15.x. ll). 2 Arron
71' " Wall-Ix. 12.111 p.iu.liorton fix.
8.35 " l/YnIEX. 1.07 " IAX‘IIIKX.
8.3) “ ls'o.N.Spi-rlal 1.41 " Sp‘uflcld “'3‘.
9.03 “ Local!“ 307 “ IA‘CLIIEZ.
9.16 “ Acton. 4.11 " lloueJix.
10.1.”! " Bx. l3! " Accom.
".45 " Locale. 5.00 " NanKJZx.
13.59p. unknown. 5.13 “ Accomm.
1.10 “ Ho.N.iip 7.18 “ Local lixprcw
2.41 " Accom. 7.2? " Bridgd'pt Acc.
4.46 “ Boownlix. 8.49 " Accom.
5m “ bwnturdAcc 9.49 “ Aocom. ,
5.20 " Express 11.02 “ Adams Bx Ac.
m ” Stamfordllcc 12.43 “ Boston lix.
8.11 " B‘port. bpec Sunnnr.
10.15 “ Accom. 7.38 “ Armin.
81mm". 9.11" r‘t‘A‘UIfl. .
9.15 Accent. 0.51 pan. Acct-on
ii." 9.1:! Accom
728 “ 11ml Rip. -
5.3.9 " arrow.
1
i
Train. Leave But Norwalk.
eotne mt. eoiite lat-1.;
6.0? a. m. ' 6.34 I. m.
6.53 “ i [8.52 ”
7.19 “ .117 p.ni.
".12 " I 5.15 “
11.41 " 1 66.23 “
2.00 p in. ‘: 9.51 “
5.03 " I
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(it‘ll. Sun"
11 0U SA'I‘0N [(3 BA] LBOA D.
Instill!“ iii NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1588.
Panongor Trains.
Gun l'uiu. Az'l
SOUTII.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Poln
733mm. 756mm. son-.m.
817 " 827 " B35 "
1003 “ 1013 “ 10$) “
i‘.’50p.in twain 107nm.
l 34 u 4 4.5 u 4 .53 u
it 18 “ Hum! 635 " Mixed o 46 "I‘x‘d
8‘” II in Sm M an 815 u u
9 ‘7 I. II 10 2‘ wl la '0 31 u u
wnmr.
9 or) a. in.
6.01 p. in
NOIKTII.
1.1. Wilsond’oint. Lv.80.Nonralk. AnNonralk
l 10 a. in. Mixed 120 a. in. I'x'd 2 lo Iixed
625 el u 6” 0| u 6 ‘N an
84 " 918 " SZlLIn.
12 01 " 1213p. In. 1218‘. in.
2 so " Mixed 3 io " Mixed 316 int!
423p.in. 512 " 517mm.
155-0 " 635 " 640 “
715 '-
10 lo “ Hired 1M7 " Mixed 10 ‘24 Mixed
sonar. ‘
921a,]: 925mm.
I552 pm 6 57 p. Ill.
W. 11. human, Vice-Pica. and Geu‘l Ian-gar.
1'. C. PAYII. Sn inieuduii.
A. W. Pnnin, euenl Passenger Agent.
MAIN LINE.
leave Bridgeport tor Pittsfleld.
7.08 a. in. accommo'n
‘01“ I: u
no.» a. in. lixed
4.50 p. in. express
'6 lo “ m‘n
rm" run.
1 U I. III-
tGoee only a! far as Great Banlngtou.
'Goeeouly an tar In New Hilton!
Wu. 11. Grange], Vice Piea't & Gen'l lu'g‘r
W. K. Lyon, 83:.
A. W. Plum. n. Menus Ag‘t. Bridgeport. Ct
Portrait-
oll el and Black and White
Pauli“ “mill-imam not...
I). 0. (XX) 8, Stamford.
THO‘AR muons. Norwalk.
uni sou
ouiiiii sou,
Druggists,
No. II Iain Street. Ntirwflk.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
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state,
' state,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
.l-I BY
Tlllilli & ilillllEII,
I GS'J‘JX'I‘ 1‘}.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
45 and 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
BesirableBuildinglolrtllfiigz
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also
on Eimwood, Bayview and Taylor aves.,
and on Hillside Place. -
......¢» — ..
Imuroved Propertietituzzzz
West, Lowe, Spring,
ward and Stuart aVes., also on Monroe,
Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., onihe Turnpike. Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
«e»--- ——
WehavelhePlan
of two small
and veryconven-
Averydesiriibl
condition.
other Progeny
to call.
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions of which are already laid on West St.
which can be finished by the first of June.
-—~—o-—-oo—-——-
AFarmoil5Acre
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
_-___ . «.—
Alarm at 80.Wilto
out-houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety ofirood fruit on the place.
exincelle’tstate
of cultivation,
of 26 acres,
dwelling,
.—._.‘.._——.
Alarm of 40 acres in llarien
10 minutes walk from the Rowawon
09"“—
Country residence
Within 5 minutes
walk of Noroton Station of 35 acres,
Grounds and improvements in good
——_¢¢.__.—-
on our list. Pur-
chasers are invited
liliiliuaillaiiMiilniiliils
FOR max-m.
»——~ IN 'IIIE~———~
Di‘tll Gills 8i Sill Department
BOSTON STORE.
No. l~ililt’ can» 50 ll‘ii'II I‘ri‘nt‘h Homes
III nil illt‘ loading 1'} hlvr coloringii at 58c,
ndvvrtnu-«I in llriducpoit lll it'll
Na. 2 ~25 g-icct ii 44 inch l“l’t'lli',ll Some,
have been FI‘IIIIIK tin-m- goods at 5N: tbui
jnnt for u diiwi in will run tin-m oil at
‘illkl ii yard,
NtiJl—Uni- i‘iiw t'duliiii- to Sergei! at 25?
This iii ii bargain WI'II wurlII looking at.
its the t-ltll' of this lot coiipnm it but iii-yen
colonl. it would IM‘ “'l’ll to Ht‘ll‘k‘ia early.
No. -1—-Wc hun- Ili'r" able to get. one
t'ill‘t‘ more of thow (llltl'ki and l’laida
[but w.- bud blil‘ll a "It‘ll on at our 196
TAYLOIB ND G()Ll)l‘11§li
Real Ruthie, l‘lro, blip. Art-Idem,
I’Iilli‘ “In“. and nit-um Ilolirr
INSURANCE AGENTS
Al-o lineal» tor the halo of
Debi-mute and Farm Moi-mime
0 a 1 per cent. Bonds.
Loan. Negotiated.
oirritrti: one Willililllzinn lib. so. numn.
NEW DEPARTURE!
IlllVIIlLr iiimlo extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
I)(-p:ii~tmoiit, 1 :mi ntnv
oil'oi'iiii,r some oi" the
Choicest Candies
HttII‘. We will chow them- at the name
prli'i'. 19C.
No. 5——A 51 inch Latin-i1 l-‘lamu‘ «Jul
Werywlirtc at 6'25. we will run 1: in
at title a yard.
We have themoid cotnpletensewi! ~ ’
end llllt‘til. lini- iti Combinations, ll
Hide lllllliln uiid l'i-nunn Stripcn, t . .
found in illt' Suiti- oi Connecticut o.
New York City.
No. il~We ntll oilcr during the wot-k,
5,000 ynrdn‘ of 16 inch Homespun in
Stripe” and l’ltuu hlixtiin-n at 2-10 a yard.
1%. 7—()ur full line of 2.1 inch aliwool
’l‘ricnin In all tin- lending Easter shades
at 42‘ a yard.
()nrvrry illlt‘ni silk tiniidwd lio-nriettaii
will b.- ou lllt‘ Counter nt title. “'0 have
won three goods sold at $1.15 and $1.25
a yard, but Wl't‘iltl now otter them at
Lhni price, 980.
The grcnlt-nt displny of 11in ('toitc Jt‘f-
icy, Etimirc and Tailor Made Jackets in
Illnck and know Sillilt‘ri yet til'vro d to
the public tor inspection.
— coo».-
Gcl our I'rlccu then you won’t
go out at Iowa.
\\'i‘Ct1l(ilt|IIy IilVlit'yUII all to take a
look nt our low of Bvad-d Wraps. We
«tart tho-m ill iii 75, $4.12. #5 00, 35.59,
*6 59. $7.49. $7 97) and $8 95. \Vi- Knur-
Milq-o- ili-- price on tinm- “”0114“! about
now hull “ll-'ti you ii iii pay via-“hi r- .
- ‘0‘ <
Spot-int In our fillk nl'pflfllllt'lll.
We will Lil'vr u '34 inch. Extra Heavy
Iii-gotta Silk at $1.19 for this week only.
"All new," our lim- of Chellwn at. fife
can't be be ntcn and our all wool Chain"!
:|' 21 are wry tiuv value. ()iir imported
:li inch (,‘hallu u at 49.: me Extra ll md
Quality and w: 11 worth 62% ‘(c Imu-
a low of l) inn-Mic Ration”! l‘ll'. Our
French S’l"'t'l:-’ nt 25.‘ not In. bcntcn
tor line We have n rriy fine line of
Firm-Ii (l'iigbmn-i Mid no ixci lirnt line
of Utinit’rllt' Zt-ptiwrs.
S'l‘flN STURE,
393“??-
HATS! HATS!
'l‘lic (Torn-cl Styles
in :1. grid. a of :‘t 11 lllil Suit Ibis.
811K Hats,
Boys lluts, Polo Cups, 'l'ennis
Gaps in all colors, t‘riisli
llats, Mn, tit
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Spring Style
Particular attention paid Io
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
ape
flflfl limit in
40o~ - 7 7‘
Pillsbury? Bust Flour. perm ................ $7 7
“ " ” ” t .. , ........ 1
Fine Butter ................... . .............. 25c lb
Bat “ ............... . . . .ak In
5m. New Prunes ............... .. .
l] the. Granulated begun . 1
Fine Mixed Tea. 35: lb
Bait " “ . . . . mt: lb
" 0. Cor. .1 olive .. 331: lb
Good Lunch Milk (trackcmi lt‘ 1b
Biscuit, ................ c
California Cherries ........................ 30: can
Evaponicd Apples ......................... ilk lb
DriechICht‘e....... ...... ............ 10c")
__ AT———.
W. Hfllifli'lI Sfllfllfllll'i,
92 Washington Street.
”" 1' T‘ - “rt-'3. '
OI CrOIII II 4 4H
W
- ‘1 “deth imp-oil: an in
ur In one
man to curl 10¢.“ka very
and: in
obow what we wad. to than who
may call It your bit-OJ“ an" .
bullish-It berm you «I
.N' This ad unit-m is
or I)- In
50. binning-omit»: mo.
nu hernia. ll uh world, ‘11 I.
.\n "pint in.
W 1)- whwliiola acumen-iv.
m h Ill new. not M
mm.
mfiwznrummum
it.
.To be iound in the place.
‘3Iy':1.~'i-(ii-t,riit.-iit (-oiiipi'is-
lus goods il'OIll the well-
Ilinown iirma-a 01‘
i
:lliiyler of New York.
'I‘nniicyn oi Ncw York,
Ilowiicy 01' Boston, .
Whitman of Philadelphia,
licilonaltl 8.’ Perkins of Boston.
All of which boiler at popular prices.
HALE, Druggisl,
ii. autumnal sun;
67% Main Htroot,
5H. NUIIWAIB
-—-.—-~ 990—— ——*
FRAMING at lowest nricm.
————ooO-————-
Fuil line oi Arlists’ Materials.
New and Secondflland
WACONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Ln at
Cheap Horses,
A (land Depot Wagon,
(hie G i'occr’s Wagon.
Oiie Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
— AND-
Bill’ll-Yal'd Manures.
BAYM NI] BRflS
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Oflice
Any one in want of cmoloymcnt. or whiting t i
cli nzr Iii! or hl'l’ place. will find it Will pay tin-m in
(3111 here and twister their namcil. .adics tn‘c;
U: ntlemcn will be chimed illi' Him at 1') iris. It
you want. to buy, or sell, or rim, or enquire tor any
thing you can do so bent. as we Will lltl‘tliiH: at tin:
other: every day. We ban.- a rittung room for Ladle!
and one [or Gents :L—o.
y; 8
Ifl
‘Ii
,Q
We have a rutnnnnt where you an get anything
tromabc sandwich to a lull lllt'ni at all hours
Beau! by the dzy or week; also lodging
[13 In Your: Rumcltuliy,,lli§li lilVE,
No. 5 Water 8L, Borough.
Lent Has Come
And we are Impaired to fur. irh all kindfl of
... Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholmale and Rev-ll. are made amt-go
meats for an extra quantity every diy through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been dental.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup.
‘ Spinach,
Le tt u (‘3 e. Radislies,
Pickled Oysters,
yli‘i'd’t‘ii'iie MARKET LINE "Que?“
runs“ EVERY DAY
—‘f..
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bron Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
www.mumm. '
W. C.QUINTARD,
mm mm
initial Attractions
-... Al'--"‘
Ambler & Sammis’.
in yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $1.00,
Bargaiiiis' ill Black Siirnli, I370.
Bargains in Bhick Penn-(1c-
Soiti, Ili' 1.ll.\'t)l‘, 1.01).
Bargain in Black liliiidtiinc 97c.
Bargain in Black "aillic Fran-
cuisc, lib‘c.
One lot l’lnid li‘lninicls, &c., rc-
duccd from 400 to 25c.
One lot l’Iziid Fluiiiicls, 810., re-
duced from 50c to IlSc.
()iic lot 5! inch Tricots, 830.,
reduced from 85c to 500.
One int ‘22 inch I’lnids. $20.,
l'tftlllt‘t‘ti iI'lilil 250 it) 1250.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
lilBLElllSllllllS.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs Ronni-mil,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun, 6cm,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
Willllwllilliilllllii
lit—‘-
SKILLED WORKMEN.
The tullon'i: g i.- the certificate 0! S. D. Baylor. a
mailman oi lIlt.’ Whom school ot liorology, now
mi i
IIODIER B. IIOYT,
' JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wixoiu. ”158., Feb. 13m, 1889.
This is to (fifty illni Mr. S. I). Baylea has been
with inc an a pupil. and I can highly reummend
lilm aha nod wnicbmakcno any in need oi the
services a a competent and line workman. lie can
lllm out in: tlne work an any mun; be ill” a very
tine and complete Fcl oi 1001!, and has mule many
zips-cial tools under my in‘lrnctiou; his jewcliug ll
perfectly elegant, and lmight go on and state much
more, but space forbids lle will make a ray
ialunhlradmiion many jeaclry rune and I highly
ncommcnd the young man to any one. It. Bayles
he done chronometcr. chronograph and tar
workin uremia-s iilylc. lie hne done American.
Eng Hi and Sui-e work and gun-nil repairing about
nil nuns ot Wfllf'llt‘fi [lotions iii-5 work elegantly.
Yours truly. W. l". A. WOODCUCK.
EN'I'I N .l N G
Commercial School.
lll'ilNl-Iss DEPARTMENT—By a system 0!
“films. "511?! all kinds of barium: paper, with
ulnrh our srholnrs do bur-incen. they are practically
fund for tiny comma-"in! position. reunions—
)[umlzm \i’i-tlt.t».-d;ly am Friday evenings.
clloll’l’llANli AND ,Ti’l’EWRITING DB-
rxirimum l: in Cilfli’fll' of a prsctical tench“. who
can PUW‘HFL‘ imp: mulls. Simona—Tuesday and
’i burnlny |'\'('llill_k'!.
(ii-Lint i)’ CLASS—A practical [nutter twin
Yale Codi-gt.- gins lea-eon: two rimnooas each
Wci'l:
Won’t! bc pink-11120 have you (“ill or write for
paniculnrd. FMSK ll. RESCUE.
Gazelle Building, Norwalk, (1‘.
1’. 5,—AIs-i or limitless Departmcni, Brill coon
“Celtic-3‘ (surge. jag"
BANDFEE
Oialikindc. FirstCladé
,URXL‘COPLIS. CA‘S’DY TOYS, and: tall unort-
nh‘tlt of ornamental y.
MrsJohn Holland
HUDEB'S BLOCK.
$15"!
The Best Kludling Wood
New to he had is sold by C '1‘. Leone“! in bag! of
50 lbs. at 50c Bach.
One ct-n'e worth La; snmcient to kindle any ordinary
fire.
(r. -r. Lineman,
Water St, Norwalk.
tilt!
18 North Main St.
SPRINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line ofGilts
At 25, so, and 40 Cents, Double Boil.
Enabossed Gilts
New Si 51cc, at 40c. Double Boll,
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Slfllfl,
18 North Main St...
South Norxvalk, Ct.
A. S. li‘lCRRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry.
Illa Wald lay-hing a m.
u Valli-sto- It. - loath Malt.
Norwalk Chronicler