lode,“
1‘.
in or near
Va ”3 rain Mirili
yesterday- rivers
the lower Ohio. in this die-
ooider, nicer weath-
, followed by
We weather. with
shi
'"r ....... .o“ m".
as t raster ,
”£353..” with log on tile
M and by rain or snow to»
morning. In the lllddls Blots-s
to England colder lair weather
with bristle {ma westerly
followed in this section by higher
re and winds shifting to seetr
lflthwiy, toliowed by cloudi-
‘ end
. ' is m
wt. one to brisk sonthmteriy and
y winds, snow or rain, and a
Williams at the storm'e energy
Weep“: Bostogn and 0|:
y olon y west
“with” slight changes, preceded
fl! ovsnow on the coasts followed
Mum in both sections.
We m3... ream
esp-3e Sunsets High ads in [row tide
6.18
WW Frost is in Hartford to-dey on
haunts. ______
Owners of heels ere placing their
tilt-laptop» condition for the com-
logs-son.
The Bench plate glass front window
" ‘1" Miss being planed in Ileesrs. Swartz
5*» What’s new building to- day.
r"—J'lve pounds breakfast bacon tor 50c
KM flayes‘ market.
it M A. HAvilend moved yesterday
fluid. 90 Iain Street, borough, to No.
Qirenkiin evenne, near Elm street.
‘ A raiIihow entertainment end supper
will he held in Guthrie’s hall at Silver
”this "wing (or the benefit of the
My school at that niece.
;"-—l;'urs Cestiie Soap at Piaisted‘s.
Osage Betta. grandson of the late
George L Fuller, has just graduated
from theheeins- department of the
W Commercial College.
5A! Inter lawns are invited to wit.
en‘sworkIngot thethird degree by
onwatrmmrto. 10s,..reca It,
tMnIIrow evening. A banquet will be
éhvedal’ter the work.
Ar surprise was given Frank
Smithethishomeon Henry street, East
Ndrweik, Tuesday evening. About
plenty-live young people were present
eninumsrous games were enjoyed.
“avg-a gunine picnic, hams 10c per l'o.
' dopwlb..etT.B.Guyer&
hm.“-
running those who have recently intro-
calm: lights are R. F. Ask-
g otBonth Norwaik, Whitney e 00.,
AJ‘reehssndO. E. Wilson, or the
The new rooms of the Y. ll.
Eat- etc Also to he lighted by electrioty.
fisneuwspepers have recently been
dwgthettheroedwasaendingtreine
fro-liewYorkto Boston fasterthen is
: lent. Thebesttimemadpissix
eudtwenty-fiveminntes.
Gela" flour—the hast manu-
hmuhrgedwithwifemurderend
' _. Modules“- stealing 810
.Ik E a “bi
'ew' “Pit” ”fly/1;:
who; to: thaw ”milieu so it?“
‘psuaiquerterldy Iv
, ; Downs and lies Genevieve Smith.
#3
furniture in Bessie C Corbett’s new
building today.
SuperintendsatBoytoftheelmsMIs
heebeeeooniiasdto the house for them.
pestfewdsyehysiehuess.
ThelsstAvsaaelloherohhasm.
bssanbedflolfllllnIMudieeA
lewdsysitwlllbsmovsdaernssths
Inter J. Peirehiid, a monider in the
employ of the Bimonds Manufacturing
Company,ls seriously sink with posts
motile.
~Nspthaiine tom's—5m. 20 cents a
pound at Heistedw s.
The Boston store irew advertisement
today is a most interesting article. It
and deals in plain facts in a matter-of-
fset way.
,.....“ __
The regular monthly business meeting
Dibble’s Hail, Friday evening next, in
stead of loudey evening. Members
will pleeee teke notion.
A meeting of th;directors of the Nor»
walk and Ih it
——Pure home-rendered lard, in pack-m
ages at 25 lbs. end upwards, for So a
pound, at Ferd Bayes’ market.
The IMiee' Aid Society of the First
I. E. church will meet at the personage“
to-morrow afternoon end will furnish
supper at 6 o’clock to their friends. in
the evening the young people will for-
nish a musical and literary programme.
Samuel Olmstead end Edward B. Tsy~
ior went to the swamps this morning in
search of peepers. They secured some
hylodee end newts, both of which pooped.
They didn’tese a sign of a turtle, end
will bet anything a turtle never peeped.
A handsome new yewi is to be Ieuneh-
ed at an early date. It is the property
of Capt. Spur who was mended on one
of the Norwalk islands lest year. Of
course the captain will do the mono
thing by breaking a bottle of wine, etc.
Capt. Selling will prohebiy run the crait.
Among the members present at the
roll-cell of the New Haven First M. E.
church last night wee Rev. Aaron Hill,
whole over ninety years of age. He
walked into the church more erect than
many men hail his years. He was con~
verted end baptized by Jesse Lee in the
—For moths, roaches, ante, etc, try
Pleisted’s Comp. Extract of Red Cedar.
The parlor enterteinment given by the
“Floral Ten” oi the King's Daughters at
the First Baptist Church, on Tuesday
evening, netted $16.20. Each and every
one ol the young ladies deserves an.
bounded praise {or the care, thought end
time they gave to the work of providing
so pleasant an entertainment for their
friends.
Benigen's Hibernian Tourists gave an
entertainment before quite a large an-
dience at the Opera House lest night,
end delighter the spectators with their
delineations of Irish character. As a
vocalist Agnes Bullock has low equals,
her singing captivating the audience.
Thehaudwea good both in street end
orchestra.
—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creemery butter, end can fill all or-
ders promptly end at low figures. None
better. 'i'. B. Gnyer A: Son.
Editor Sawter, of the Stamford News,
has the trotting gelding
“Prince” iromli. H. Parsons, end the
Stamford bommen will hereafter be”
Sewter wee in th'l clty to day negotiat-
Heevidentiy knows where topuro rohese
goodartioies. __
At the meeting of the Elpr
leaguseonneoted withthe First IE.
(hutch lest evening, the following dele-
gates were mo to attend the tint sn-
nneloontereneeot thslbeeguetohe
heidet the Bummeriield 11.x. church,
Brooklyn, Tuesday April 1st: Charles ll.
Downs, Cheri. E. Hoyt, lies Nelle
twnty-onsyseraoid on Tuesday.
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BUILDING WIS AND [Am A'l'
NABLI PRICE AND ON IASY
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Ana BOUAI ON GOLD” BILL swam. NEAR
Bayview Ave, conteinine seven rooms end
bath room. Good range drsteleesfarsece. station—
aytnhs cementcelerbottom,
shades. screens end
nxtnrssinrnished. Poser-Ion April). Rent
amonth ApplytoWaI. W. m. Crofnt A:
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APARTIIN‘I'S AT 2! LOW. r'l'lill‘f
South Namath. Apply to A. Dicksrrneu 5'
mail
I
over All) BARR. 'rwo ACRE 0' LAND,
with a) or move trait trees, situated near Inn
- - . (trove store, cl Rest “.50 ulre of ’l'aytor
early days of Methodism In this vicinity. ‘ (m. ‘1 ' 1"“
‘OUB PLIA‘ANT 30038.
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No. 2‘: Franklin avenue, Roswell.
U303 "VI llOOIS.WI1'iI BARN BOON
horwelkdepot. Am to Willie Harrell
end;gerdsa live minutes‘ walk tron lest
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stones. A iylo'l'ayitwhuolden,
mthf
well.
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13" All) VI“ DIM nous: POI
.llov luring Solos
Water in Heat very wemnehle. inquire
George W. Benedict.
farnllisuoa lmdow mouth lur-
MWeatave. arm
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Inquire of
*3 smooch-wag“? til.
factoring;
tromdepot. quiresttieetinelolice.
Lance noon sores iron unorgannu
nu six windows
mm inch“
HOWE. COITAININO “(331' 100-8 03
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mloorlve
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rest:
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Am Warnings-“somehow
obliged to look to their leurela. In. men...- my?“ ' ”'n.
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dinner... lorwelh.
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nfisdtopnasaewhownaldlihsto
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ing with Henry Tilley for a road wagon mnsm 0310 am.
nasal
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3w IA It)!!! I“.
JACOB ll. LAYTON,
“rudiment cancel!”
a; or they will do 'l‘llA'l‘, but
N already aware. When we
. said that we would sell
ltoxbury Brussels Carpet -
r on, as did our competitors,
m, designs and most desirable
armr- Scoich and English manufac-
“110E" Bll'lillil
.libhliwtfv‘sdzgirelths; _
. fMillionairespoigliitatepur,norm;
Advertisement grove of-
festive, they are worth
“more to a merchant than”
two or three times the
amount he pays for them;
but in order to make them
elective, a merchant must
till his part of the con-"m
tract just as he agrees. It
is very well for merchants
to say they will do T1118
how near they come to
tlscmcnts the public are
atzpr-leos that hadunever
been thought of before, we
.worn piece of old-fashion-
ed design to cut the price
but we offered a choice of
our entire line; and all
who have visited our Car-
pet Department know that
we have only the newest
colorings.
The fact is now ilrmly estab-
lished that our Carpet Depart-
ment, for amount of stock car-
ried, the variety oi colors and
patterns, the willingness with
which our goods are shown and
the h0W PRICES for the BEST
00098, places as at the head
of the Carpet Business in this
section. It may not be known
by our competitors, but our
customers know that we have
the LARGEST, the HANDSOI-
EST and the BEST LIGHTED
i‘AltPE'l‘ B00! in this town.
To all persons interested in
house furnishing, we extend a
cordial invitation to sell and in.
speet the
In best quality Moqnette, Vel
vet, Body Brussels, Tapestry
Extra Super, Two and Three-
Ply Ingrains, etc, at extremely
low prices.
RUG-S.
A complete line of Domestic,
tore.
LND
llllPEll 81118.
In all the latest designs and
colorings at prices that will luv
telesi you. Exceptional values
in Nottingham Lace Curtains,
”from 75c to $10 per pair; Irish
Point Lace Curtains, from $10
to $20 per pair; TambOur Swiss
Curtains from $5 to $16 per
pair Remember that durin
some! With my ‘
OUR LINE or
' astonishingly low. Don’t think
“who oooooo
Willillim Mi Ill!
ARMORY
Saturday. larch 29
oasis-fleas!
llllfll 811111118
Is also very large and at prices
that you have seen all that 13
new until you have visited our
”Carpet and Upholstery D t
meats Holland Shades made
to order at short notice.
N. B:-—-Prepeid orders to the
amount of 35 will be delivered
anywhere within 100 miles free
of charge Orders by mail
will receive our prompt and
careful attention.
’gfllmm m
carrying out their advcr- -
algdidnotseicciojdstone shop“
ops- lsadeyenl'l'hesaky'flllm
Idle-her
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3‘3 mafig aw“ by leshhs was all mmwwmmghwfly’égm-fi ”I.
earned fig,” ll“ . m“ @r'npmulral. I“ I-hwslsvshsanspsttwowemsmlhmsr—ue'etsoimhsaiasilmmull
m ”Earth: am ms:- “was! 'm"""‘ 'M wmman‘u'rwm-gm mfimu'm '- w I ”m
Milli 111 Mill [lilill'
”Clothe pvsvaleeesotths «was.
no' lolly“: loaih'm'hec 'm'm'm
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mm ths we. m- the public tents. fos the
IAII‘JISJIO.
HORSES. '
limes-rived Ines
A. ”LIAII' ATABLI. including lstchsd‘Ps’an-s
salsmedwitn are e»
myiathhummfl hseoidst re»
A... wagon-MARC.
costs liorwalh. newsman mam:
FOR SALE.
llorscs,Carriages,Slelghs,
Harnesses. dc.
but} y‘ala‘ny Hm; NM
REMIIVAL SALE
Homer B. Hoyt
J EWELER.
Will more to
No. 10 North Main Street
Wailllii llllli illJillllll'l
AT COST.
m accountant
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No. [5 RAILRoAl) PLACE.
79
Waslioolon Sloool
mdonhfllidnd
8:3"==‘””
Egééiéi
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Bells.
his-mm Whips etc.
foreel Irhly‘residence 23 West avenue, and
house and lot. on aington avenue.
S. W. GREGORY,
Infilm scorn NORWALK, CD".
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the I'll-
zs'r OOAGHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ”8031‘!!an or
SALE 303.838 in run--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
8282. All Home sold
by this eetnhnehment
are WARRAITED.
M. I]. PARSONS.
Blflflllllll l'l'flill Fill.
{15 if
800'“ IOB'ALI SAVIIGI BARK
5] Washington Stuart.
WWMSIOIIAJI..:M:CHDIII
.m
55
South Norwalk.
llllllill‘l‘l
l have inst received a large line at
$3. 310 and $12 lVlRCfli‘l‘S
Which i am going to
loorlloi at $6, $8 ill $10
.‘m-ww,m Call and Examine Them
mill!!! allowed on m. .
ALI)” 80m“- View
sonnet taunts.
use". sons are. See 'aao'l'rees
IT IIAY BE
that your local Wall Paper
denier has not just what
you went for the eflective
decoration of your home.
in our collection you will
find at moderate cost all
the good, the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers made
Mr the present season.
Joseph P. McHugh & 00.,
3 West 42d 8t"
(First House from 5th Ave.)
New York. Ind iirn
filiAllILATEIl ‘.
.‘Tilfliillll
AID SULPHUR.
As it will be to Your Own interest.
Bands
The Tailor,
South HOP-Ilka
ornon or
“To: loll ollo.”
lgrwulhrgturoh 4, ’90.
onus- en un
. :Ptthlio Generally It!“
Conn.
mg in...“ at Atlanta can
“118’ Stock of Dry
Goodman‘s“ snehnlow
figure wempr-o-
"odto oferit at we
owns-loos. We sit
place new tickets with
newspriceeontlregooda
and shell Intake them so
low that we are sure
they will attract atten-
tion nnd compel their
sale. We intendlmme-
dintely to fill up the
store with a complete
stock of DR! Goons,
OI!" -cr.o'rna, HAT-
mmmnflflanttn-
fab
“bushel Trade
endhmto uetons-
business in such an
equitehlomunnes-thet
mamawlllnothen
rso‘r. J. a. stress
fl
o motto omoltt
AhontApiii Untlllhettiraelwilioifsrrayentlre ”a
do ‘2, *3 :0: ‘0 "g:
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do.
Rennherthsasovsgoedssugsuenie dtohzaiirilitsadis thsshmésstshe’cl:
Looo curtains aoo Wlolow llrooioios.
Silhrllne in g: the choicest patterns. hinge and double width at its" Regalhr uric-I w. 3 north
SORIMS.
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a r I sr t c at lss. also '
aIeetot doublet uswnllanssnlaptelsandl mlgnrh’fwnsehwsglimnwshuweamw i
NH- 1 "i‘ v ”INA kl‘.(il)lll !lil‘h
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Millet illool Boo gallon lloo’os ooooo.
Io liiyosalsnl Joins
M... “43.1.”
l’britl H, ”mm “tilting that huever mheendisplsyed t. m. m ,.. ,..,
Iasaedseietoe,wldthsi ilIesnc
Irstyiesoistripedcuhmmsoldsllthrooghlastseeeontor yard. wearsoilerlugtotksqalq
Cassette: mareselllagvery rest. Donut-b
iredest ofttc.
lm-liolnoethiognew. Miuch etripedmods. Men! All wool would ooaeid thought haw
sleevdon counter with restofonr harlfisms't’glhe chlatngweeh at ”ever yuedwbonot st “hound
gain-aha Mohanrgoodewil standinpeedmasdwoaldhepiesssdtolaveneeaedelleslifer
looms loo llolloll’s Bozor Pontoons
Remember Our- Plnce of Bushes:
Insurance Building,-
M. S. SMITH,
South Norwaik, Conn.
IFXli.Fhunisi&:(kfisllnexmalhal
Boneless Bacon, Smoked Best},
and Hams. We think they
are the finest in the world. Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.
M oonr o Ham.
A. Card.
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pate“; ”are; u- !er own [an m'
'TO THE PUBLIC
”wn'w-vw ~ o
'.i ”liaise cleaning 15 oncr~thatis,y1th as-—ior we have Air'-
islIed painting and cleaning our slave. and are now prepuring
for an extensive Spring business. We are making most strum
uons eiioris to surpass all pro rious seasons. We will shortly
show our Spring Stock of Millinery Goods to the public, endi']
would advise all who intend purchasing anything in this
branch to wait a few days until the balance of our Spring
Goods arrive. As we are desirous of showing to the ladies only
the latest noveltiesvae prefer waiting a week longer, instead I
of having a Spring Opening beiore the latest novelties are
really out. We therefore advise all ladies to '
WAIT
and see our announcement when the real Spring Goods m _
ready. Respectfully yours.
4
I-I Knezer
Norwalk Chronicler