mammal-seamen”
uswrwauestusaassata '
The Hartford Post. is apsahlsgot
prohsbhohsuatslatlslswhrh lest
outmdthsBIMss tam
lersurdtoths oaths
Newlersumuis “that
sud during his tor- ot oflea he heshsstt
vetysfllslsat la the discharge of his
duties and has won the respect at all the
churches. Thlsls out what has been
called the charging year no the district.
salt is understood comparatively low
chasm will he made. The tollowiag
‘ appointments will probably be mode:
hunch, It. It. PotnayzBlrmlnghaat. W.
A. Richards; Bloemllsld, George Smith;
Brittal. A. B. Wyatt; Clinton. Joesph
Irons, Durham, L. W. Holmes; Basra. O.
1. Range; Porsstvtlls. C. W. layoo. (lull-
l'ord. 8.0.ltsil; Besides. F. A. leotlsld:
Buttord. First church. 0. B. Pithlsdo.
North church, J. B. Basics. South Park
church. A. lcltossls: lsridsn, First
church. John Bhsy'rhompson, Trinity
church, D. I. Grille; Ilddletown. F. I.
North; New Britain, Joseph Pullman;
“a; low Haven, first church. ”Chap
'lrinplty,: B. “Massey. Grace
Ii. church. «lent-t. Jun-It Costa. BI. John
street. W. l‘. liar-tot. East Parlattert,
A. H. Ooodsnough, and Eastfilde ohepel,
A. J. Smith; Beymour, (l. I. Dusinberre;
‘ withfrcehtollght
mostly westerly and
cloudiness near
0' England, lair
norther-
mmrm lo-lsrrww.
Blmshury, Arse Bill; Soothingtou. J. A.
m iaflagh “fig,“ unto”. Churchill; Torrington.8. It. Hammond: '
Waterbury, First church, A. C. Eggles-
ton; Watertown, R. W. Jones; West
Winstod, J. Rippere; Windsor, E. L.
Bray; Windsor locks, Frederick Brown;
Weatvllle. A. Itchcholle. There are
other appointments which have not been
definitely settled yet.
Rev. lot-tie W. Prince goes from hier-
iden to Stamford and is to he succeeded
Br. 8. Patterson Weed iii-s Camille
Manes will he married in New York,
seem. MM
“WEI" you ever used the “island
Whom? Its the best made.
dune! Brothers are having thirty-
two Wt lights placed in their
III-Wm by Rev. John Rhey Thompson, now .
_ h duced to 150 member of the New York conference.
It 0"; 1.12:; on re ‘ This church has the Ingest membership
in this district with the exception of
Trinity church in New Haven. Dr.
Thompson has the reputation of being
-- m t Hoyt will be out next lion-
dsy with a new and highly-decorated
dallva wagon. one of the first preachers in the confer-
421.com rim: Tip Shoes, 98c. Smith “m ,
”closing outgale. Rev. Charles 11. Beach, a hlghly 3..
teemed pastor, well known in this vicin-
13$me ot White Plains was
:. fl mumaud costs by Judge Knapp both at Bristol and New Britain, will
thb‘iitorning tor belng drunk. close his pastorate at Stamford and spend
' "06¢ a year in European travel with his wife,
REM, and bk“ hooks 3‘ P'm‘ who was the daughter of the late Rev.
s.
Joseph Toy of Bimsbury.
ity, having been appointed two terms, more.
Tacos-memhe-r—a—ZTC; D, 4th, Rest.
0. 1'. 9.. will organize a veteran assoc-
iationst the armory to-morrow evening.
The now tilt tell yesterday made fine
m last night, and nearly every
tome-tin town—-_‘ was on the snow path.
—leu'a working shoes, good and
solid, “c. Smith Broe.’ closing out sale.
2W Ella Kid button shoes 81.00,
Rev. Frederick Saunders closes his
three years’ succeaslul pastorate at
Thomaston. and leaves much to the re-
gret of the church.
Of pastors in other parts of the confer-
ence, well known in Hartford, it may be
said that Rev. George P. Mains, formerly
stationed at Bristol, will remain at the
New York avenue church in Brooklyn.
Rev. 0. C. Lasby, formerly of the North[
Methodist church, Hartford. will be ap-
at 0. B. Harvey’s.
“Rev. B. A.Delauo. who has been
spending a few days with his friends in
thirdly, started for hie home in the
wetter-day.
-—Prtrl homo-rendered lard, in pack-
aguot 35 IIIs.snd upwards. for 80 a
pound, at Ferdflaycs’ market.
" ' Owing to the,“ storm yesterday the
‘ . matheEauAvennennchurch
wfiwlastevening. The date ot
Nth-“meeting has not yet been decided
pointed toSumner avenue. ltr. Lasby
anticipates a vacation of three months,
which he will spend in Europe.
Rev. A. 8. Kevanagh will he returned
to the Tabernacle church, Brooklyn;
Ber. David G. Downey to Mamaroneck,
Rev. G. Van Aletyne to Norwelk and
Crandall J. North to South Norwalk.
1'. I. 0. A. lotus.
General Secretary Simona left this
morning on the 10.40 train for Norwich,
where he will be until Ionday of next
week, attending the sixth annual con-
ference of the New England secretaries.
Beginning with the new association
year, April 14. the Norwalk amociation
will have an assistant secretary. Mr.
Charles IcPhersou has accepted the po-
sition and will enter upon his duties stand
that time.
Now is the time for every young man
in the town of Norwalh to join the asso-
ciation. Have your application made
out and acted upon at the annual meet-
ing in April, and thus he a member upon
the very commencement of the emacia-
pruuine picnic.hams 10c perlh.
'83 par lb.,at T.B.Guyor A:
Mid:
Wisteria! NightClub olNew York,
otwflitflr. Clark Bell is president,
:wtflgtvssdiansrstDelmonioo’s to the
mersmscoorton Beturda!
mart”.
”almost given away at Smith
closingontsale.
thateflortsarsbeingmedoto
advantages that you will have then will
had at the roomsany time.
connections recs-ts.
The following were imueu larch 18,
1&0. List lumishedtromoflics of A.
(WM We. m1». my Ito-m
2‘ : WJ- till- In.
iii.
3 [F 9
I
l
tion going into their new rooms. The r
be well worth the yearly membership
fee of 82.00. Application blanks can he
I. Wonder, Solicitor oi Patents, Bridge-m
W flfimmeh
7......
was
cum Mar
use humour-Mol-
”Intermwatatmuusstlllsgsptst
ler thaUslosIaaarsotarisgsewssay.
of “It".
hashsdaoreotetbadsswrsletiosswlth
The Ill-III" however.
thalleorhhoutsesd lsaotlovolved
hyltsteliate.
luluttw'lthfwslrss-
mIfiEI'P-hW’
Sn'fizfiakwm
A03...” . I... new...
”a“
“Banal-nothing if sot surpris-
ing. it isstetad that thseysthat he
hashsptsolougelosed. lsuowhsttsr
than the other osssvuwaaendlt ls
tohswoudsrad it hols-not been pro:
serving it mastosprtogegoodsyson
A
Ililh,~m~,
mt.”
MM".
“lorries“!!!
“blush.
i.“- till.
were,
1.15..
W
the scolding pohllo at this late day. if
he runs for president against Cleveland
in M. wade not thluh that that greet
and only Murmur can so soonestlnlly
count Benjamin’s votes for hlmasll. now
that he has two good eyes with which
to watch him.-—Bertlord Post.
Poitotriagieeu ancient ordor oi the
Father ct his Country:
"B.Q Grenville 17th larch 0700)
“Morning Orders.
"The anniversary of the 'l'utelar saint
of Hibernia will hsohserved with all due
respect and decorum, the Contra
General will administer an extra (llll of
OPERA EIOUSE “It! County,
OBI IWB‘I DULY.
I Horse.
WEDNESDAYJARCIIM nu.
Prices. ll. ll and 60 Cents.
Ilarrigun’rr
TWO BARNEYS
And Irish-sad America-Macs.
IA
Tons- Around the Would.i
Whiskey on the occasion.
“not Waith'ril’oohu.‘t . <
““214 a W4.— salsa.
DIED
Diluail -—as Wilton. larch Duh. Joseph 0.
nits-an. Wren-sin sthls bum
Saturday. at I p. m.
P03 BALE
“MSW
Adetlssmentsndwth
lie-.tttmsflcdtlmestwdws‘lm
All! US HUI. Tall“)! '0]! all ICIBY
I muses-Tue ans. soles cutter.
glass eases. platform realm. coast! »
sttwihsst in Iowa). noise mill.
wowarons. one aloe young horas.
yearsold. and otherthlngstoouuaterouato
leech Weeks Bl Iain strnsLBorw al.k Ill
~‘~—-—--w-—
‘ Ailofll- 8 BPlNDLfl lmNOOltD WAG-
‘ .m..."
an “laughable comedy. entitled. the
. m BIIIIII 01' lillIIaIIllIIlle
llsssnmlsssta on sale at Bah'alorwalk and
’s
uni-Whoa
“burial:
Platstsd'.a.leavhlcrwalh
East mflorwslt Real Estate Agency.
AI A BID“ air a number of desirable
mm” and meaty“ hulldl
G...
HORSES!
ion tor sale” at
Ih'ltll lw
”limit livers“ .
Vomoonstantlyre-
sultsdto all purposaa.
You will and the I'll-u“
ss- BIT COACHEII. “I.
”I! new. the
newest: WORKER!
wand alto other the
all! nunu'r or
8A1! nouns in retr-
Pas-ties
wanting any kind of a.
can be suited
All nor-ass sold
by this establishment
are wamwrzn.
M. II. PARSONS.
000018101! STUGK Fill.
"ltf
JOEE ll. ecstatic,
9'9“. ”mule!
000. AH W000
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue atone. Etc.
Behigh, Laehawenue, Monet
mountain, Franklin, and
Wilheeharre Goals.
lien for RUBBER Pllll‘l‘:
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Iter-
shall streets. Brooch once at Ellison
on. Slopearriagrs, l t wlg- Dru 8 M] i
m. m M A. lOLIAltl‘ A'I‘ABLI. including latchrd'lhsms t! tore n
29' warranted. Wgnbl‘w , .' andBosass fo'allpa asisctadwlts care on
“mu-Prank We“ louth llerwslh mill if pedslly for this must. will be sold at I.— Ie-OIDBV
' ,_ mm” W HAT Perry's Besttktugh slowly but
0031 AND lD'l' OI BAYIOUD I‘I‘BII'I' A . . 0 I.- n A N . a Incl marching to victory mud pvai recom-
w lull Isle strut. loath! low-It. sum. Noemi, my. a, m .d. my log hour a directions in III: favor Perfectly .an
trousecontslns illronms connected with sewn.
Apply to B r Itmua, tin-I: tun bloeh. ms lw
SMND neunrcmvrrnaa B'I‘OVIs. can.
.I .. “ mouthwflmmd.‘
on, or new It In
onAniymmflz'wlll "Jr-CM
DBINIBTBA'I'OR‘B BALI - A DWELLING
[loosened about “sensor land as Ilv Neck
road in tionth Buwalk. the homestead latei
oocu ed by Benjtmluw P Bard. Messed Inquire
IlIlsmB. MAM niatrator mrf
Olllila AIDIM. it auzena'rn mm
N.orwalk Bussoontelus heater and
l
JACOB M. LAYTON,
eel [stats and Boots em
gene
Steam-hip
for .2! and upwards and Honey Orders to all parts
aehnowledments
road 'liohe s. Baggage Checked to Dea-
taken. I“mail!
I Iinetiou.
05 Washington Street. float to P01 once.
SOB
—Plrc, Life an
clots-Cabin and lirerags.
Notary Public;
’1‘]! N0BWAIIK, CT.
hascl ”water. audio lseonnerted with sewer. Let out a]; "yr an
uncovers which is barn and good variety of fruit. S I! NOBW IA til 1!
“romance WM smwwmA by titre-timeout.
lI'M-l ll 1” “lairllyfmmfitollm,lldm& Izorpm
overs BUILDING Ims sun units or °“ 'W’mlm°
.13....Fifl‘iihfih‘il“. $3.2m: "WWW“ we
swim SOLIAHBPrcs.
smorls'ran. rams a sown. Incur— yo onmfnmis “he...
soon Agent. err
Wlfllwml‘mt.
:EYIW gnomes-as. manly I c. .lllln'lg‘ er
To LET.
Althlsdvsrtssmtsundn had,
Ilantlmsultlmsaskasshflm.
It" All I) VARY DIBIIABLI IOU!!! FOR
A twofamilics.ou leadow streeLlouth Nor
walk. Water in Bent very reasonable. Inquire
or m Georgew. Benedict,“ Western. maltt
HOUSIOB BOMBSIDIOP'I'BITURHPIKI
at Taylor avenue. The miter saw
occ‘ziedbynobmlcuueter. logo or allite-
Rel
lTUA’l‘ID A'l‘ PW! BIL! RIVIR A NEW
Shoo otIvc a motel. and one acre of land;
within two “minutes walk of ; rent 87 per
month lars inquire George W. Ray-
mond, l’lve River, Conn. mil lw
ll “WIDE SIAM. PAIILY
R00 00 orwalh. In
atw-Icnthlalnstrset loathll
qalrsonthepremistsof «Infill-new. mes.
Awl'l'l or ma LAMB BOOBS All)
plentyotclosetmflasviswotthshsrbor
ssstot We-hingtmstrecthrldge.
OI IAPLI cram, aoawanx. A BOUBI
with modern MW. Brute-usable.
Applyto'l‘aylwhOoldsn,“ brats and insur-
ance Agni a ml! at
'P 6 BILDBI AVIBUB. mm FLAT 0!
: bws'tn. ear-
TBI "381' 11.00]! 0!
Barystraet, loath lorwslh.»
F0031.“ nouns, 0!
Apply at the laun-
s tram,“
ROOMALBOOIIUPI’IB
OI!“- BOUBI 10 ml 1"]
M"
BlitAPPfllecaan'l‘rms
[08.1101 L. CLEVlLlNll
Lsflaummm dd“
Iand.ths noted lAOll'flo BBALII. has
not II it intrastlng all kin
rmuswks
wrest
aspclalty Oivshsv
. mmtmuamlmlp. m.svea~
has. new
ngsTtnt
Consultation
General insurance
Accident. Ocean
d
mrt aadutfllab s for all'adtehctlgtrt‘s of with?“ at.
In on all or c ry t now
banf'or'a l ll tao elogic. Sold by drum". m in
J. 0. WWI,
Carpenter and Builder.
Ml furnished and Intimates giver
J ofall kinds promptly “tenth I. in
Ann street. near lain
P. 0. «a. South Norwalk I'I.
IT MAY BE
that your local Wall Paper
dealer has not just what
you want for the reflective
decoration of your home.
In our colleaion you will
find at moderate cost all
the good. the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers made
for the present season.
oseph P. Mcflugh & 00..
”divest 42d 8t,
(First [loose from 5th Ave.)
fNew York. ‘ mo (in:
4,4...—
“NM-Glid-
Ollrttt.
N
(71103
Daredatthecityot lonlh lorwalh,Ooun..
. thelehdsyofxarch 1m
NOTICE.
It Nos-want Union lcltsal
District.
[Cl is BIB“! 0W“ that an stress-
meut ot the rttsb c e tats withlnsatd District
hasbm m-lsoulhctrwn ll‘ ct is; and that
said list has tuit day been
sale District at the other. of he ”MING. its
untyiiu
15 Elm ALSO 61V” t
easement of the manic estate of said
whlenwanosituatdthatthaawasnod I
svslue.hss been made hr the
nah mthiadsyhssnllcibytheclsrhof-ld ' t,
withthsnslecmrsat Ball Valium
that d
atthemty of south liorwalhm
theihthdayot Betch.A
Oo-tallteeot the loutlt Borwaik Us
District.
roeth Norwail. cons.
1m.
ABBAIIOBABD
BATH!“ 00
B. B. GOLD“.
sternum
til m.
Pmoraswuonaawo AIL.“
Abolmomstomsusuawlfsmlto
lor‘loldm,
mitt!
V‘- f}".-
UP?“ PAI‘I‘OP
MM loath;
I If .fi‘l’efl '
'0! m mn-
AW. “”5:
mutant laud”
taut-w; two By my
0' Magic-Emu west
. aunt!
monsoon“
III-dean‘s
hill-d
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aouaaooswasm ..
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clerk of
. Bally Carriages.
‘ llatleowerleihhounhc
0 AT BARGAINS
.00 Antiqne Chamber Suits
reduced to 820.00.
30.00 Solid 0th Suits red need
to $25 00.
They must be sold we must
have the room.
_‘ David Stow
80. HAIR STREET,
ur nuns.
firing-teal Haunt-cu hon
llorwalh. cauaadsesthttl. was In
GEO. I]. RAYMOND
“fig-lulu. lunar-wall.
1890 SPRING 1890
. FAWCETT’S '
militant: 01' [01007.
lll III up; print 300:
WWO!
museum
in.“ ails-son:
u .
Enffilil'lw
mute
000100]. SALE
“I”
, a“- ‘ .... ._..._
Homer ll. Hoyt
JEWELER.
Will remove to
No. 10 North Main Street
About Ap ill. Until Ihsttiatslwlll fler mysntlrs
WIIIIII IIIIIII III JIIIIII
,, A's, Q¢fifld .;,_
llow is the has to
0nd. , WIIII II a . LII Pris}:
movements. hty awe: of Jewelry is all wheels
goods, no old stock or and styles.
HOMER B. HOYT,
so. to RAILROAD rum.
Cram & Whimflsel,
flaring leased and refilled the stove at
30 Main Street, Norwalk,
Formerly 001'!!le by George B. Baymrmd. they
willeudearur- a keep constantly on hand a good
amortmentnf
Furniture.
By fair dealing we hope to gals the multitude of
the public and a there of the patronage . We odor
at reasonable prices Chamber Parlor sad Dining
Room Bulls, Desks. Book CsaesJ'YshlneIs. timing
Beds and Mattresses. A line wortment of Baby
Carriage». Bat Backs. Extension Tabla, .tc . .tc.
Owl-3m & Whittlesey.
OVERBBATS
I have just received a [urge line of
$8, $10 and $12 WERCUATS
Which I am going to
SIIIIIII at $6, $8 and $10
Call and Examine Them
A; it will be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
South Nomlks
OFFICE 01'
“'00 011100.”
Nor-walk. larch 4. ’00.
To our E's-lends and the
Public Genera.“
Conn.
We have secured the
WW
Goods. are” at such a. low
figure that we are pre-
paredto otter it at very
low pet a. We shall
place wtlokets with
newprloeaonthegooda
and shall make them so
low that we are sure
they will attract atten-
tion and compel their
sale. We intendlmme-
dtutely to llll up the
store with a com etc
stock of DRY Ill,
on.- OLO'I'EI. HAT-
mosses nuns-nus-
bletnu-theu Trade
andhopsto riotous-
business In such an
aquitahloman‘asu-that
mummies“ aw
Intolerance.’aIltd'tltatwttm"i
will 0010103010 ;
III :
-—-SA E
roe rm: OPENING 0' THIS DEF matri- we Have runoueesn
15,000 Yer s of Remnants!
All klads and colors. rout lies. 2 to 10 in wldth, which will
he sold for shoot osc- .: lrd actual cost of lllllo Bihhons ls rolls.
MS.SMHH,
Insurance Building. South Norwalk.
PRICE LIST or sinuous recounted To wlp'l'fl.
.,_',4 ll
:4 2. tlrolitsls,8etla Bilge. regular price lilo yard. Missourian. 4e.
git-w? :. :s l? .. i:
.. 7. 6‘ 6‘ st '8 as ad I“:
N0. g. ,4 It. to ,,-.. as - £0, u, we .u : 1
Bo. {2. it u I. g", ' st 1
Ito. Ill. “ " -' 84 " ‘0 2lc.
The above we guarantee to he pnitively all silk and in the most exquisite shades.
Great Bargains in Dress Goods.
A few pieces left or I 9
those lultlngs
which are
Never before in the annals of our business have Dress-Goods
sold more rapidly than they have done since the arrival at our
d-t steals-ere In every shade, at
39c.
Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery.
Ledlrs’ Wool Ribbed sud Plsla Bose
Chlldrea’s Wool mum and nits Hose l
summation Ribbed and Plate note *
Children's Cotton ltlhbed and Plsla lloee S
the cheapest thing In
this town and casual
last long.
ll. 10¢, lilo, 94c.
All or the show mentioned goods are worth one-third more than jobbers are
asking at If.» present time in large quantities. They are at special inducement and
well we: Ih your immediate and close attenvioo.
My: .—
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
A new arrival of Jersey Waters. all ortho popular styles, cors-
sldered cheap at all” and 32.95. Our price ".95 and 01.50.
M- S- SMITH
Most reliable house in South Norwalk for oil-cloths and shades.
Low Prices Guaranteed.
F. A. Ferris & Go’s Unexcelled
Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
and Hams. We! think they
are the finest in the world. Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.
MMHm
A. Card.
TO THE PUBLIC:
V'l“’
Ian
House cleaning Is 0ch —lhat Is,- with ne—ior we have 'fiii—
“fished painting and;clesning our store, and are now preppfin; g, y,
17' to...“crossfirsmi’g‘iiniesii We a... minim?” £3}.
We will shortly
show our Spring Stock of Millinery Goods to the public, and A:
would advise all who intend purchasing anything in this I,
branch to wait a few days until the balance of our Spring .
Goods arrive. As we are desirous of showing to the ladies only ' ii;
the latest novelties, we prefer waiting a week longer. instead. ‘L
of having a Spring Openiilg before the latest novelties. are',
really out. We therefore advise all ladies to I
“r
”V
nous ellorts to surpass all previous seasons.
WAIT
andy see our announcement when the real Spring Goods are
Respectfully yours, :
H. Kneger
Norwalk Chronicler