Kiddie in position to give the alarm whenever
cloudy weather will prevsi,
ragw‘hsllfi
to-nlght. On Wednesday.
..., '“ '3 hffw‘t‘l'
to II y wen -
hyrain'."w lib brisk south-
tosonthwmtsrly winds, follow-
olsarlng at noon in “ultrahigh.
falling temperature, w
westerly winds ed the coasts:
wnuradayeoldnl, fair weather in
sections.
2......
s‘
an!
M n Io-larrow.
High tide low tide
is“ e “mi 2. 46 o 12
ufiewater in the city' a new reservoir
isoswawitbln eight feet of the flow line.
“helmet: Franklin A. Tolles moved
lite his new house on Chapel street yes-
m.
~i H. Persons, or Brookside, otters
ale home at cost to make room
addition is being built on the smell
M'\ Who Washington street owned by
. A:bz‘li’lorsl Ten” ol the King’s Daugh-
tsrn’wll give a parlor entertainment at
the” Baptist church this evening.
-Tlle “Hand Gem” flour suits the
rpoet fastidious el housekeepers.
"m L. Talmtt, whohas resided at
In. It Beldsn avenue, will move into
Wales 1’. Tornay’s house on Union Park
about April 1.
. Imam T. Gavanagh and John lions-
ban was batoreJudge Knapp this morn-
llgcharged with drunkenness. Each
was fined $2. 00 and costs.
This!
nonmalignant merit torFebruary
are; 7110 regiment, W. 72; Second regi-
mmit, 96.02; Third regiment, 87.79;
{darth‘refimenh as. 87.
“wing-roared hem, tale a pound, at
Pad Bayss’ mar—hot.—
” PA lull named— Connolly, employed as
A“ hand on the propeller “Eagle,”
one of the Norwalk freight boats, fell
ovate-d Saturday night in New York
end was drowned_.____
I“ Workday—‘— llrs. E. C. Quinlard
weedirownlru the hall-past six train
”Watts“ station, and was
hurt. the jar producing con-
"*dthsspind.
’ éfl’msatorchickenpie. try Cleve-
: if” Berin___g_rowder.
hm. themerehsnttailoretli'oe.
' .r.-JLL—‘Ifl.’ ”amnesty,
«will?
~. more}; we; mm Ian-«n:
i.
MIN!
hsfin‘=atthslouthllorwalh
dwmdlltsraryedeetioos
' . ”amass“;
’ “Museums
_ Virginia.
‘ ill vol-rm r {m 3;, .17
W
”In“
‘ neon-arse '
honeeaavlaesturs "
AP. Eclipiéhm mum.“
tori-tilled P. LnnhaotWethsrsdeld.
Ooaa..wlthsooleeheirealermn.
The board or pram-mt oi the
What Colomhaaa benevolent or-
moanewhiohhasadoariehhgeeao-m
oilinllorwalhflavoreesisfliahloga re-
asrvoland of ”Mead will submit
tbspropositioaioeaehoouaeii.
—Plre pounds breakiir‘t bacon tor soc
at Ford Hayes‘ tourist.
members, blue birds, robins
andwiid duck are plenty now at the
new reservoir. This would he a good
pleeelor lee-rs. Benton and Smith to
select by sound and eight their respect-
ive favorites, turtles end newts.
-—Pure Gestlle tloap at Plalsled’ .
Citizens of East Norweih have pur-
chased the Congregational church bell,
for a tire bell. It has not yet been deeld
edwhsretoplscelt. but It willsoon he
itranroessarytoeallontthsllrs departevatlm
eisot. mauvmiolopssmnmw
HIM: bemmow‘fih wash...” »;
fire-We are rehhit'lh'g dim (lid Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and con fill! all or-
ders promptly and at low llguren None
better. T. B. Guyor A: Son.
The remains of lies Nora Wallace.
who died in New York last Saturday,“
were brought to Norwelk on the 1m
train yesterday afternoon, and taken to
the residence of her lather on Hoyt it
street, where they were viewed by many
of her former friends. The luneral ser-
vices were held at St. hlery’a Church
this morning.
PBBI’, PEEP.
The “Deeper" Question Dlaeueaed by a
Jot-sq "Gander." Who claims that the
“ Poorer” that “ Peeps" is a ” Ilylode."
Geo. E. Long, formerly of this city, in
a letter to Tun Samoan, alter quoting
the articles which have appeared in This
82mm on “peepers,” and advising us
to “scoop in that ten dollars and divide
with the Jersey Gender,” says:
DearSarh’nel:—The articles remind me
that the Genders are the same old back-
store birds that they were forty years
ego. If they are not entirely “sot" in
their own ideas of whet a “proper” is
they may be interested iothe rollowing,
which is furnished me by a reel Jersey
Gender: “Pickering’s Hylode, of the
New England and the Middle States. is
about an inch long; body yellowish
brown, with small, dusky, rhamboidsl
spots and lines of the same color, some-
times arranged in the form of a cross;
abdomen pale flesh color, throat tinged
with yellow. It is found in woods upon
the ground or upon plants growing near
the water and in the water. In the
spring time its shrill piping note is heard
throughout the night.——'l‘nxn."
In addition to the above, my Jersey
Gander, who takes a delight in sludyinglml
nature in her own home. furnishes me a
specimen to send you. and only regrets
that its “peep" can be “pooped" no more.
It was kept in the home of the Gender
lest week, with others, and “oeeped”
while in a dark box, but stopped on
being disturbed. Yours, L030.
P.S.-3pecimen goes by separate mail.
A Novel Insomnia-rant
The W. O. T. U. of this town have
succeeded in securing the most novel
entertainment of the season, in calling
Iliss Hamilton, the manager of the Busi-
ness lion’s Jubilee, to South Norwalk.
About fifty or more young ladies will he
drilledaod rehearsed to represent from”
the platform by witty speech, song and
costume, the various trades and business
of the town. Ilias Hamilton and lies
hlurray will visit themerohentsto-dsy
to explain their manner of representa-
tion.
A loom correction.
Mr. Golden—Yon were misinformed B
in regard to the disappearance and lind-
ing of my pocketbook and contents. In
thellrst place! mw the boy with his
book wee, but did notmbtrust him until
after he had left, and found that the
pocketbook was gone. After search-
ing the bills were found where the boy
had been sitting. The pocket-book was
putinshox'w‘lth thciutention of put-
ting it back into the drawer to avoid
suspicion.
You will oblige me by correcting last
w- ...W, ....
”museums-rem its
hide. ”Midwest‘s!
moaningi’romtheeleetaotepistolshot
died by Thom-Hellmaninaharroom
. hash, na'dmthesqicmot hrawllestweskandlrnThomesDunn,
meson. rumour whowasbitoutheheadwlthapltohsr,
lmt'l'hnrshy, byhsrhueband,alsodisd
ymtsrdeymorning Dr.0hsrlm8owell
and fourether msdeanau—
topeyoal’lnnkstt’ebody lestnightend
foundthahullstatthebaseotthobsaln.
handontbe drawerwhere the pocket.”
Aland?“ AS”; All!!!” '0-
”Disable
”use.“ Aatssly innit:
MINI "I "Ulla! ITA'I'II Il—
” :"w swvlselethebte
I
"mum" mil?“ 22‘:
:20]. eat-n.
.... ...—...»... ...... ......w-- _. _;,:.,:
uses
miZeeiu-ummsrm
WW“..B...
Iouihlorwelh.
Aflo’OIlI- t IPIIDLIII I 00.1th WAG
untamed two-mail
"09
on, I serous head begg we‘ll-
r ins
r Wynmuia noosesstisg'n’imfi “also
rowan IAID WRIT!!!“ l‘l’DVId. GAIL
,hoaght and seller sold aoommb
OI
sleastuyeewplaee lhelal
or
Arrayhenschnloath luv-all. Inf.“
*V‘ifimms shame We
read in loath
st Ilia-i1”: Mandel-truer.
ZAII’I‘I!
110ml“ AIDUYI'. “I‘ll” contain "Rid"
bluilywatw connected thaewer
Ilium. on which Is harem and varist
Alsoliacree 0(ng Apply to
OUHIS BUILDING mil AND PARK! A'l'
H liner)
lABI-l PING“ AND 01' IAhY
TIE-9‘ ALSO IRVIGTIIIT nouns. “Milli.
forlherlghthludotma.
“hum-man;
Lot
of trail
in ‘"
In so. ravioli s comes. ins.»
semAgnita. oilitf
choioebulldiug hosedm [W
Weetsvsnle. Apply W. 0. .IAIIIS, or
II. HO YT.
TOLET.
Advertisements under this heal. not exceeding 5
Ham, 1 uncalflmeawr. l weohflflr.
IIOIJBI AND BABE. TWO AGREE! 0' LAND.
with :0 or more null Ins-s, situated near Elm
Grove store, clly. Bear. $15.50. Inquire of Taylor
A Golden.
‘Ol' It PLIASAN'I‘ noose
No. 2'2 lrsultiln avenue. Harwell.
INQUIRI AT
mil at
‘WO ROOXII (CEAIBIIIII). to PltAtlllLIN
l avenue. Water in and on! rent .6 per month,
in advance or $8 furnished.
Bennett, N‘orwalk.
FOUR 0R FIVE Boone WlTil BARN noon
andgardeu; five mlnutee‘ walk Irom ltast
reorwalh depot. apply to Willie Harrell
l OUSI No.18 DAY ii‘l'ltlifl‘. 6 Rooms; RIN'I‘
.16. Part of house No.1: Day street: rent
.7 Possession stance A ‘y to Taylor A Golden.
orw. Youugl.etl.ouw mg. Co. ml'.‘ if
NEW AND V IRY DISIRABLI am. a! FOR
A two familiqon leadow street. tiouth Nor-
walk. Water in Kent very "Issuable. Inquire
of Dr George W. Benedict, N Western mini
BITUATID A'l' riVlllLl RIVIILA NEW
hour-roll ve roome,andonescreofland;
within two minutes walk of depot; rent wt?“ per
month. Ior particularsiuquirso George
mood, II.veltleItivar Conn.
263 801133 10 HOD ALSO OII UPPER
.3. ..I. Dermal.
oaslowerd cor. Amie:
stdourhlsinatrsat.
1' all on or addrereA
mfl 1t
mu lw
lilw
Ills 1'
UPPIR PART 0' 30083., CORN“ IA!
ordl'hce. nouthlsin t.,st room. OI Is.
uheot LKUODWAIU.
LABOR 800' Nail) P03 LIGHT IAND‘
fro-factoring.“ nee six windows 'l‘wo blocks
quire at Sentinel ones.
noose OONTAINING :10“ noose 01!
on frame-
distely.
Company.
mid tl
amotMGould miter-slimmed
B‘ROI APRIL tat. ON BIYIOUR PLACE
lowerdoorlveroomsand tworoomsin attic
PART 0" nous: 0N LOWER IAIN BM".
alsiltihouasou rovestreet. leqslreorc. I
flmimmhnmmmsouthltorwsek. list!
H0033; mun AND DAD]! ON 0308!
street-id'liton avenuml inquire
ofDuer-ith. list!
PLIABAlfl' Roll IN A comm-r
Miocelttylseflndlo pumaewhowoaldllksto
Weoumulngtnn thewlol- wlol-er
Boommdbomd so a Ira}. I.
.rasru.1r.w., aehlngtoa.D.c. our!
A“ Vim-0M“ MAI. enormous“. V
ultimo
Y.P.SCE.
- Ll'lllllllll lllll IIISIBIL
ENTERTAIRIENT.
maternal--
Baptist Chhflfl Norwalk,
hula! Bruin, lull 261i,
A't' I O‘GIDGI.
II
as I'm
llorilation .......................... Inflow!-
Duet ......... ”levers Dowelisadleanl
laisQasrlatte. ........ laser-l aloe-east In,
fares.
rs. ‘. Itwel
Vietlusolo~ilelsdis0aidoholoi I...“ II
Vocal llolo..." ..Ilaslsrthal
llerliatloo ...lr A LJii
OrgaaVolunlery .............. Intranet!
AT TDD
South Norwalk Congregational Church
Weluuilau trauma liarcl 26.
Ill. FRANK TAP’I‘,“ New York, organist.
I188 LILLIAI A. BIIIBWOOD. ”Anthem
Ill [VIKITT NOYI‘. Basil,
AND (380th r! 0' FOR” VOICE.
Programme.
Pan 1.
l )n Odfllniro do Ste Cecile, in C minor. .llsllste
ih. Chorus of Angels .................... Her
2 Uhorue— it came upon the midnight dear, "
. [A tiul'lvan
8 Selections—"Aldo". ....................... Vere l
t slolo—' Night 0! Nights“ . .B Van de Water
51; Carnlv .............................. Wei y
Arrival of Npeninsula. rustle dance (bag “9.),
thunder storm raycr continuation of the dance
imitation of s n ghmgele and reckon. with strains
or s rt‘sprr hymn heard in the dhtancc.
PART H.
l Boiw and Chorus. “.Ierumleui". ... Henry Parker
Illa Lillian Sherwood tlopnno; Ir. lverett
Noyes liar-so. and Chorus
2 la Prelude and Fugue ...............
ih largo .........................
s Solo~ 'Ave Ierum," "Come thou lourt."
.Iillsrd
4 Concert Psnlssle—' 'Old folks at borne,ll .‘l'aft
5 (' horus- Preise ye the Father' .......... .looi and
ii larch from '“l'anuhseuser' .............. Wagner
Handel
Diazranis for resolved seats will be opened on
loudsy morning. larch fit at s o ‘clock. at l‘lals
icd'sand Gregory adios-torso Ticksuwosn s
each; norhsnelorreeewvesaesta m2!
Ul’ERA [IOUSE
one mom on“.
WEDNESDAY, MA RC]! 26
Prices, 95. 35 and so Cent»
Hurrigan’s
TWO BARNEYS
And Irish and American Tourists Co.
’ IN A
Tour- Around the World
The usedby thlscoaipauylnelodee a large
and Id selection of son. from lrelandend
“with d eflecta and neuritiom. includ-
tl.mure In New York Harbor. the
Droohlyn llrldgas.i a VoyageAacastheOcmn s'l'bur
of irdsnd.d incidental to the trip wil occur
Barrigan'slrlehasd America Tourism in a new
and lldghnble comedy, WIN
lvu Barneys, urlulllrau’rllualla
hound-sets on sale at nah'limaltorwaik and
Holsted'haJoai Norwalk.
LOST.
Advartlsueatsnndmthis aotsxcesdingh
Mitt-eminent 81m.
mans BOROUGH ADD BIIIDIWS
Amethyst nltlala‘ 1.9.”
:i
J.lt."m “cameos outside. nudewlll
return it mmnmlbrmcbolceaudrmve
suitable reward.
Notice to Contractors.
barecdved until
p.ai.for fur-
Sm TardnyAprlllst'loeloek
materials-l
wslhonihenorth side at
Stumdlom
Place. The
an‘orallbide.
B nurses.
Nlllll Ill llll'il flfllll'
”autumnal theounlssls-disv
”(mandamus Wm (tr-missionar-
dlhetntyd W dud-din
ahatolths'unfasm the pa talkeflor the
Horses,(lsrrlsges,81eighs,
Harnesses. to.
m“ “WMDMJ
.r-hlha-gthemollhsmafl'flfi
s
It
it
ii
i
56 ‘l-
«a
. mun-ewes.
I
.. 1890
3mm
J. °' W“
Carpenter and Builder.
Jaw ofall
P. 0.
andhumstmfivan.
htndswomptlyattendedto.
atrmt,uear lulu
“South florwalhct.
SPRING 1890
FAWCE'IT’S
"“ “"" Hillllllllllll fur liliilll'l.
All the Lugs} “Bruin Solar
In. 8 "Am noun,
.
m.
m... wanting any kind of a
l {3W}
£312.“ tine Horus,
You will and the 211.03"
ll't‘ OOAOEZRI. the
near film the
assures-r woman
and alto other the
near arisen or
me Hostess in retr-
Parties
Horse. can be suited
anon. Antler-sea sold
by this establishment
are WARRAITBD.
M. II. PARSONS.
°"“" Bflflfllilllli S'l'fllll Fill.
"h M
e
“F ‘l
'IIWW
man BilLlAllllPlna.
:0 min taunts incense;
uni lonir a slim. line. sum
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Reallatateandlloueeagen Oeawalliie oeuranee
fire. Life an Accident. Ocean
lllesm up lists—Cabin and titserege. Drone
for er upwardaand Honey Orders in all parts
0’ N Public; acknowledgements
lahan.
Ilaetlon.
0i"!
lrosd Ticae a. Baggage checked 10 Dre-
“ Washington Itreet. float to Poet 0-00.
SMITH NollWALK,
HORSES!
"rived today at
A. ABOLIANB‘A'I‘ABLI,nm including latched Teams
andlloreml or all rposea, selected will care e-
pecislly luv this msrlet. They will be sold at res-
roneble prison
A. . I O In M A. N - .
Booth Norwnlk larch I2. isoo. inch 12 t!
NOTICE.
lioiitlt Norwn‘lr l'niori School
District.
UTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an amas—
I meat of the nub e e-trate within said Iii-irvt
harm-in insdsoriilm town liet of 1,831 and ihst
as d list has role day been deposited by the c. erk at
said District at the edit: or the allotment. No ‘29
Washington street. booth waela Conn. for ex-
aminaalon, and that the Board of Rain! all! meet
at the on e of said heleclmrn No.1! Washington
street on the 26th day or March. A. D..1mo At 2
o'clochp in, ,, to hear and drtermlne all spindle
made to them forrheeIi-Jslizatlon and perfection at
mid assessment.
tiered at the City of {5th Norwalk, Conn. this
the 15th day of larch. 189)
A. BLANCHARD,
Committee of the South Harwell Union School
D strict
Notice.
0110]]! “Rm ALSO ON“ that so so
sou-tel thersvaolesststaoi' said Dlnrict
whlehwmsedtust dtht therowaanodlstlnetaud
separator value. he beat made bv Ameerora
andthiedeybesalleibytbsClerhol mid Dial“.
with theselecmea at No.19 W street,ln
theCity of heath Norwalk, Conn
Manually of south florwslk,€onn., this
the lbthds yo! larch, AD I.“
A. ILA LAM
IAT‘I'IIIW comm
GOLD]!
Committeeof the South Ilorwnk Union School
Distrle oils to
IT MAY BE
that your local Wall Paper
dealer has not just what
you went for the etfective
decoration of your home.
In our collection you will
find at moderate cost all
the good, the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers made
for the present season.
Joseph P. hchugh & 00..
3 West 42d 8t.
(First House from 5th Ave.)
New York. m0 6m
IIIBBI‘I'IJBIJ
aauiu uuu___u__uus
325.00 Autique Chamber Suits
reduced to 820.00.
830.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
to s25. 00.
They must be sold. we must
I... have thallium.
l>-7i ll
50. ml STREET,
operates.
lulu fiuuauu.
f9, we...“
”HORSE CLIPPING.
uuuuu. suu
Homer B. Iluyl
J EWIEI: [1313.
Will remove to
No. 10 North Main Street
About Ap ii 1. Until that. Ilme I will oder myeotlre
Wauluu uluula aulluvulu
WM»
4161...,“
55)
J.
How islhs timetoeaeure
Gilf‘m'li‘l ’IW'TJIW,”
My stool of Jewelry Is all desirable
goods, no old stock or aged styles
110M ER 13. IIOYT,
No. I5 RAILROAD PLACE.
ham 6 Wluulusuy,
Having leased and retitled the store at
'36 Main Street, Norwalk,
Formerly mplm by George I] Raymond they
will endeavor to herpcouelautiy on bond e'gmd
aarortmenlol’
Furniture.
llv fair dealing wr hope to gel» the ronfldv ace of
the public and sellers of the patronage. We tiller
at rrsmrtsh'e prices Chamber Parlor and Dining
Room iiulrs Desk», Book Cases. "shingle, spring
Beds and Maturation. A fine apartment of Ba
Carriages list heckl- Extension Tabla Ac.
9.53m A; Whittlescy.
BVBIIBIIITS
l have just received a large line of
$8, 310 all 312 lVEBCfllTS
Whlehlamgolngw
Samara at $6, $8 and $16
“7
Call and Examine Them
As it will be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
South Norwalk,
OM03 om-
‘l'lu uuuuu u.”
Norwalk, larch 4, ’90.
To our E's-lends ssndthe
Public General]
Jill i unauu 'iuu:
“Wu" new on
balance of sum:
... a"
o
, low
that woos-o
poredto ores-it atwery
low prices. We shall
plaoonew tickets with
nowprlooeonthogooda
andehnllmakethemao
low that we on euro
theywlllattract atten-
mend compel theta-
W/n Intent! Imme-
dintely— to an up the
store with a collage“
stock of DRY
01!.- one-ans. IA!-
mnemonuommss-
blobs-the
andhopsto isotoni-
business in such an
equitable“ manner that
nus-namewm Iotbea
Conn.
4,-
u‘w‘nuear hem and Intel
[answerer ”manual-ll meawm ”ah-we as his“
“mo-arm, silvery Mghwehewhfihamtwewsshasathess ' 'e't' alkali?“
thi tats-set, ”a. WOW ”W“ W ...
“I‘d-lease. mdz.miymllwtume”?:aamhsi't:e aswlot. ‘0
Luau curtains auu llluluv Drauuuus.
lie. thew
6 *‘llbiiéé’dltililéls uphill, our hoodlum..-
PficeIistofthoAbuveLat
1h. bare (mammu‘iegslarprlmlbcpwyam. lemesaterles Ar.
In I do , 1m do. do. He. '
2:}: do. do the do. do. II“
are do.
Remembertheahovegoodssrsgsmsts dtoblsllsitfsedlatheehormstsbsdel.
llllhellnenl: glhs choicest patterns. Illag've and doable width at lde.. Insular price m. It worth
scaling.
u‘ u. xiirlutil“.
"ragga flea-ma WW , ......)
thrymvery Liam Kennels In plainsnd mgwéififiifisirpim mum
inuuuauu ‘Buuaiu u‘uruu6""'uuus:'"
lusty le-laestri dialling theories tthl that has broad i
Pmi‘tgnly’wog'ihaor £50... marten): windiest-inch;I ever WW . the town [or Ale.
siyea e pedes- werenldstlthvuaghlaatssaamfor'zk yard,wesreoderl tothesprlng
{Ladle st rho remarkably low figure of (De. Cannot last long. Theypfre rclllsg very last... Do not mb
somethingnew. selarh arripedgoorle positively all wool would eonsiderwelibonght at the. DU
rlac- don cousin wi h rest or our Mpivsl for the co-hgwrehst the pvrysrd. Donot takeonr word
{fume above statement. our goods will stand inspection and wouldbe pieced to havsouesnd all eslllor
luuuls llll' lululs BflZfll' P31161118.
Remember Our Place of Business
Insurance Building,
M. 8. SMITH,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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. —
M0011” Hm.
A. Card.
TO THE PUBLIC:
ished painting and cleaning our store, :, nil are now preparing
moowhmwmm are marking moat mn— ,
nous efforts to surpass all previous seasons. We will shortly
show our Spring Stock of Millinery Goods to the public, and
would advise all who intend purchasing anything in this
branch to wait a ten days until the balance of our Spring '
Goods arrive. As we are desirous of showing to the ladies only
the latest novelties, we prefer waiting a week longer, instead
of havings Spring Opening before, the latest novelties are
really out. We therefore advise all ladies to
WAIT
and see our announcement when the real Spring Goods
I'gready. Respectfully yours.
”H. , Kriegerr.
Norwalk Chronicler