1 In, nun-as. prevsl, varlahlsuwisds, ysooth- lollowed in the alter- taeeJ cloudiness and rain. asset-w warmer, partly weather will prevsl ‘8?“ to Mao y winds, In the afternoon by rain and an home at stormlnsas; and in New En land wmmm, fair to partly clou y Mishfillmryhy to higher W 0' Winona: ' sndst night by rain. this section and is llew Esg weather will probably pm sail. been-slug hmvy near the path, alight thermal changes and theasteriy to easterl winds, in- ofl the couch, witbt ick weath- on Saturday cloudy to partlyI byrsiu, wit change of temperature. It is he Tease storm will be by tornadoes during its advance h lint-tun Alma-as Ids Ila-non“. Build” Sunsets High tide Low title 5. w 6. 2| 10. 03 4.11 Serviced. at St. Kary' s church to-mor— row will be held at 10. 30 s.m. and 4. 30 p. In. W __.,, Acoveusut meeting will be held at thefioulh Norwalk Baptist church this evening. _ fl ‘_ -Plsistcd’s Cough Remedy is the best. As the Democratic caucus in Stamford last evening, Hon. James H. Olmstead was nominated for mayor. 'lhe outlets of the Norwalk Military Institute left for their respective homes thhmorningtospend the Easter vaca- tion. —Flve pounds breakint bacon for 500 at Ford Hayes’ market. Rev. T. B. Ohilds. D. 1)., of Washing- ton, D. 0., formerly pastor of the First Congregational church, was in town tor a few hours yesterday. The Ladhs’Aid society of the East Avenue N. E. church, met at the resi- dsnesot J. 8. Randall last evening and decidedto boldan oyster supper at an earlydstc. "L —Hotcross buns on Good Friday at DeKlyn’s. At the Bridgeport Democratic conven- tit- Md hat night Mayor 3. E. DeFor- mtwasrsnominatsd lot Mayor; Frede- rick lullins, City Clerk, and Patrick Ksllttelly, Tax Collector. In. George B. floors, sister of [resu- dm'G. Wilcox, died at her home" In Wil- on larch Mill. Deceased re- “d in this city tor a number of yearn. She wss malty-five years old. --Bprlug Opening on Saturday April Db, It Him Agnes Fitch, 49 Alain street, it“ | The News says: A. L. “Diwali, offlouthNorwslk, hasbeeu in townforthepast few days putting in someolhisnewoashreglsters. During hisataybesehewssthegnestot George . M Brus’. South Norwalk mosewillbsopeneduntillate Thursday gdfitandwillbeclomdallday Good I 1' nsIousg Peoplesflocietyof theEast ,» Amlficburcbwill meet at the .homsotlhslstdlenemaoornerot Wmaadlfirmusnue, tomorrow we“; Anfntssesting programme “bladed. Friends oftbecburch fideflidlyinvitedtonspreeent. Mllwuaudbtb. They Mbsbowtbeirgooth ' mthalorwslk mllawhlch John '1‘. Inc lionto-dsyssdllislmrsd that he will notreoovar. Baptist church tomorrow evening. at 7.” o'clock. preach. ostheooaataby fair weather. P toemterl “'flbafiasdhplayandwillbe Anaheim also meet wwelntownlhlsmwmsg. Thetsmas’tlsloawlldlthsirug- m m dummtinatomotrowevmlag. v—llny usiioawym at M's. Admghtw "hasn‘t.“ Ire. Beymotthsborosghlhlamnsn‘ Mohieflaiaaveryiowooadl- Union services will b1e11heldst the First Rev. '1'. K. Noble will --Without doubt til: very best 0qu in the market—the "island Gent.” Thascholars of Bi. Itary'a parochial school are enjoying their annual Easter vacation, the school having closed yea- lard-r __________ At St. Pauls churob tomorrow aer- viceswillbehaldatlo.80a.ln. and 7.80 In. In the evening ltev. Mr. Jones, 0! Fairfleld will preach, -8ogar cured hama,112lc a pound, at Ford llaysa‘ market. OIdWelllndgeJLQ A. II. will as- muibie sttheladgs room at 1 o'clock Sunday alternoou to attend the lunersl or the late Thomas It. lawn. --A genuine picnic, hams lOo per lb. shoulders 8c per lb., at T. B. Guyer a Son’s. ,. _ W“ The annual meeting of the South Nor- waik Reading Room Corporation will he held Wednesday evening, April 9th, for the election 0! oflloers and the transac tion of other business. ~—Frsnk L. BZtIett, State Amayer oi Maine, recommends Cleveland's Superior Baklng Powder for producing the maxi- mum of gas, and states that it is in every I“!- respect a healthful and desirable article. Chauncey Brundsge, who is employed,“ by the Norwslk book 00., went tishingo after trout, on Tuesday, and captured eighty-our speckled beauties. It was the finest catch of the season. —llomoeopstbic remedies at Plaisted’s. 1.. H. Decker has got into his new store in Swartz & Corbllts building, and is fitting it up nicely and stocking it heavily with wall paper of all kinds, to which he calla attention in advertise- ment in this” Issue.__ -Pure home-rendered lard, in pack- ages oi 25 lbs. and upwards, tor So a pound, stFerstyes’ market. The directors of the Norwslk Board of Trade met last evening at 0. E Wilson s office to examine a patent loom, ex bibited by a Air. Weaver 0! Westport. They meet again this afternoon to further examine the machine. —We are receiving direct the Northamp- ton creamery butter, and can fill all or- ders promptly and at low figures. None better. '1'. B. Guyer a Son. The Norwalk post oilice will close to- morrow morning at 10:00 o’clock, re- maining close until 6:00 o'clock in the evening, when it will be opened for one hour. The carriers will make a deliverym at 8:30 o. m. and a collection at 4:00 p. In. —Miss Agnes Fltcb,‘ 40 Main street, Norwslk, will be pleased to exhibit to her patrons and others, Trimmed Hats, Toques and Capotes, together with a choice selection of millinery novelties,m Saturday, April 61h. George Yale, the boarding-house thief, who has “worked” Bridgeport, New Haven and other places, was sentenced in the New Haven city court. yesterdays“, to an aggregate of 210 days in jail, a fine and was bound over on the charge of embezzlement. Ilia believed that this is the mule fellow who was In South Norwalk a short time ago. as. Gllhed Wing. The plans for the addition to the New Haven hospital, provided for by the willn. of Ira. Ellen Giflord, will be submitted inabont a month. The wing will be lo- cated on the rear of the main building, moving toward Howard avenue. It will be of brick, two stories in height, 30 feet wide and 100 feet long. The cost of"‘ erection will be from 840,00) to 850,000. Mead in the Bridge. Considmable dimppointment is felt because “as Bonmtonic Railroad Co. d'» not put up a better lookingbrldge across islladve has ash-twinge! lellittract‘momatteuttm nons- mush“ molluwlandsndwatsrithsssauu— pislylook. Thedaglaspaawaa thwe,itlsmld,topssmitthelne to 1i it}? E? i m Item “"1 would have malls the discovery ll... Adetiasuam and. hub: llbalcltmmml 0m aatmassdlagh nrastsscso OPIIAWI no In! Cent's I. Wood ‘00. age! t l‘flld‘flOl ~l WAIT IOIII‘IIIO 1'0 DO- ni‘ hind A ltnm, detlaumlssndwmbhmd. lu-smnstt-mtbnlweahsin ”ammo-mug! 0' shalt-,aadpols estate. Il ChumlrJlorwalk. scons- t dl’lllDLls. l cosooltn WAG euriagse, twoemt \ on.l SMND HARD Him .IW aloe.” i—ioUllILR AND has city water, and is 061150. on which is banned Also mood. till! top llyua, I l’llAl'l'ON, till Llllll‘l‘ WAGON Wl‘l'll twosesmnns heavy llaelssm Wagon with bay rigging; also two sets of her All will be ninvmy chmp omnmw b an secone open . ,warrsntad. lzruonly ”it ranhlln street. louth llorwalk. .5“: t. all! if umvmcts matmynewplsoootbuei gang's)“ tbetlal mAmyburukahoanlltwwslh Wiril’od- ed by Beujtlnirl .ltetd. deems-at. Inquire iillam B. lined, Administrator. M. l) IUZABITII il‘l'ltll'l' ovwsls. Rouse coulainaheat er and with sewer. good variety 0' frniL alscresof Apply toW.A. Bay- jam OUSIS BUILDING wrs AND PARIS A'l' NAB“ PRICE AND ON IASY KIA TERMS ALSO INVETIINT nouns. WARS. ance TWchowebulldlnglmwuddlfett front,na Wurst) warms a counts. insur— Agenta. old it West avenue. Applyte W C liAlnllS.or TO LET. Advertisements under this Alum. bead,notsxossdingb itimcchtlsaeschwsssum. LOWIR 71.003 0? I“ I [00” A3005! Norwalh; rent ls. Apply on the premise. taps roomptr mainstNo. ”Spring street,doutb UPW Sid last Norwalk, an. Pill PART 0! sonar. CORN!!! BAN ford Place. south lain FL, six room, sllt bonseoi' a tennis on Woodward arcane, ran Both in com a house in gnueotAA. woonwsnu llmi‘s. WAG! sons: of not" noose. Oll tiewtows tedlsphm Applytoaileanstts. All! A'l's'i' SOUTH IAIN 9111!“. SOUTH lorwslk; will bosses. Poe session at once. [squire on when. aceowtbrsemodste apt tt 00.5 ON “188m AV: 0" am” A\ 1‘ 810 per month. Apply on premises. one] on GlRABD PLACI. ll scone ALI. modern talents. Rent 1.” has up." Inst :5 LAHGIBOUSI‘z AND GARDII Wfl'fl ABU 81D- acrm of land. if wan rear of Grant's store, drain our, to. Apply to Wat. J. Crsw, Rowsyton. In”! baruaudlo anceolfrnlt. I rooms in :also 33m” suite of A HOUSE 08 GOLDEN BILL mm. RIAR range ary I“maths, canal celhr bone-.mades. tnrasfuralshed. smooth. llayview Ave" containiss sevm rooms waned Ira-clam furnace station- ”Pig. Awlythm. W. WM 's‘llo. loMorddllayv'lewave. Infilw Two APARTIINTA AT 8 rows s‘l'kll'l'. South Norwslk. A to A. I W! hat! ALA‘GI “”30.” Ilell'm HAW- Iltomdepot. stfiaatiaslofles mu A3003. OOI‘I'AIKIRG HG“ “If-2: My. Emu. of (loud Eon. BIB Mined F“ mchlztf APRIL tag on cantons mos demisemnasadtwnroomall at?! 00-m- MOPBOUSION remnant m. altohmasoaorove stress.1nqalveofc.l noygmmathlaln mmnorwatk mu Hm MA” onsss. cross AND cannon cones lorwalk. meadellttm ave-u, "All HOIIIIIAm Wbemmmflhh mm will. ll mrJMII..E Huh“ ' "'n. In" ‘ 'rom. hmtauucesdtagh Advertisements-ad. thh Mitt-smltlmmmflweakflm. else. Btaudingontasitdoesagainattbe '11:“ 3 the floumtonlc river at Birmingham. Fromm“ limos. a mom smr. jun mmwhhh‘iuow being com "'°"""" Beans-immune m. Aeslvlo ll ll i i l s. i u 4i i i 315 8.1! Ill- 1' l strewn. APR“. 5. "anm-“w WI 1 20le THE lllllll‘ BBBBll We! mthalyaewssmuy. lease! ‘1)“ Mia",- 8 menu .- 1121.1.- DllNlB'l'llA A1 GALA —A DWILLIIO . flooseandabou l,lacresofiandoall Ned rusdlunoutbflorw being tbebomesleadlataly Int'aodtlregory'sdrngstor as. .3. IE ... Suuuuu BLuuuu! among on ”MY. Ora-doe! lattm'lhaa‘vefl WMWJallmm. H d” Mill—d ‘ Austin“ u. 'l‘heatemchtratwthmleas. All of IMF-r Mast. Drawn. Acrobats, Influx of WV“! mu.) Mimi-a all Previous WW“? '0 ADVAIOI ll moss lest-sow m mleatllais's.loswalk mill’iale Hellenism. ’ ,_m _ m”... __.. F w-m— ....._....... MUSIC llAIrll. lllll lPBlLll WEI BILMBBEB are the mast mum in existence,“ loA KL]!!! doprsno, iron the Intropolttan Opera Doses. New Iork “IRES!“ Ilfllll, a a ll you tlernlan Tesor‘ .3 snwartn outrun“ the great Irish—American lasso. Bale ct seats wIIi open Friday. April l, at lloyt' s NEW AND CHEAP Fruit Store Railroad Place, next to Sentinel Ollice. ALI. KINDS OF FlllllEB BBB lllllllllll Blllli WHOLESA LI AND nus“. GEO. COSTELLO. spur F. KOCOUR, BBLB'I' 'l'llLllB lsrmdylomowthslnmtudlalgmtmorkof SPBIBB uni SBIIEB BBBBS Whichhswiiimakenplsthebst ofstyle,at the iowmtnriom. Datlstmloa Guaranteed. .17 North Main Street scorn sonwsut. cons. Havingseenred the services of a first-Class Cut- terof WWI-hull esdssvor,as hereto- fore. top esllpattnna ._ .- Aw“ *m ._.3. A LABGI m 0' luuuiuu aui Duuutiu Wuuluul J 031' RICHV'ID. Suite to Order ................. trout will to woo Pants to Older ................. from snot to “0.0) A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. BIG VANITY ll MBBLlll-ILBABD' CLBTBIBB Gents’ Furnishings. CALL AND BE couvmcm. rww rile 1‘ailor, [null Kerwin. FOR SALE. Horses,Carrisges,81olghs, Harnesses. dc. mat-sum. th-a'mheltofioflhsmmflt I” (lean. B is"5 s B - the leading shades of Tan, ls extended to one and all to cell at ”our store and look over our new and handsome line of GLOVES. This department is now to Elite with all the latest and l styles of Kid and Fabric Gloves, ior Lodies’ Children and Gent’s wear. We are per fectly satisfied with the line of goods we have to oiier and we know that you need only call and look at our stock to be convinced that we are really headquarters ior gloves in this vicmtt . A PEW SPECIALBr-lm. diea’ 4-bnttonliiuo French Kid Gloves in. Tenn-wBrowns and Black at extremely low price of 490 per pair. An extra good 5-button Kid Glove in Tans, Browns, Slates and Black for 79c per pair. An 8-button length Tnli Mosquetairc Suede Glove for 79c per pair, would be cheap at 81.00. For $1.00 we will give the best Glove cvcr offered for the price anywhere. These gloves are all make from selected skins, are fine, ilexiblc, pcrl'cci fitting and very durable, in all Mode, Slates,Browrs and Black —cvery pair warranted and fitted to the hand if desired. Be in lime and secure your favorite shades before the sizes are broken. We also have it complete line of Misses Kid Gloves in all sizes at 79c per pair. HOSIERY. In this Department will be found all that is desirable in quality, quantity, variety and price. Ladies Fest Black l‘ot- ton Hose from Sc er pair up Ladies’ Fancy otlon Hose from d5ic esper pair up Fast Black Seamless Cottonl Hose, double soles, for 15c per pair. An elegant line oi regular made Fancy Cotton Hose, iIn ported goods, al.17c, 25c and 37§c per pair and upward. Children s Ribbed and Plain Fast Black Cotton Hose, ior Sc, 10c,l2§c,15c, 19c and 24c per air and upward. Cildren's Brown and Gray Mixed, and Plain Stockings for 80 and 100 per pair. Gents’ Plain and Fancy Cot- ton Hall Hose, from 5c 3 pair up. luuu’ Furnishings. Everything that Is new and stylish for Spring weer will be found In this department.‘ Geut’ Silk Neck Ties at 24c and 48c, over 50 styles to choose from. Gents Linen Collurs,3 for 25c Gents’ 4- Ply Linen Collars, 25c, 35c, 39c, 59c each and upward. Gent’s Laundried Pique Shirt, open front and back, for ,. .u‘gQ—uu-m... i: Bulllll Bull only 12§c each. . iv: Gents S dernfmm 12in " ufls chicew 32...... ’11 mum '1 : ‘gsu. so u it. 9...». em s... e... ,. ”mm“ .. Ll Gents"'Flsnli‘ol Shirts, all1 new goodsatgdeilgabgcfisspr‘tigg To M Ea .A. T 3 items, at c. c, c. c ‘ um um... 22...... Horse Ilu ers “‘"‘""’ . Gent’s unlauudried Shirts at " xéh'éwm‘h‘hmg 933 'sflgfl-Z‘l-l m, 1 new cosonnns. the “mm“ . e“ 3. my ’e 9 “'1' ram noansrmaho F, mymg dncd Shirtsfro 49 . mum mm m... ’ 1%t38ut’s Silk unmbrilllaps from ”a Alto! $2.“. the stool. soon assure $4. 11111 .- num- aannnostsns tn rug-1 GRAIWLATED ‘- p.11 .3 when” «LI-n on W“ m: "Tilllilcil . any Bot-as, can be suited Hm. Scofield:&: Hayt’s Spring Jackets. Capes, Dress Goods, Parasols and Kid Gloves. A NEW LIN}: or LADIBS’ Imam UNDERWEAR. FINEST BVBI OWE-ID I! KOIWAIJA. SOOFIELD as HOYT, nonwaur. sou'rrt Konwsur. "11 - --- u 800 Yard .. ,3, HAMBBBB BBillll “lull At 10 CENTS PER YARD. Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from It: to 95¢: A. DICKERMAN do SON, 84 \‘VASIII\G’I' 0N STREE'L‘ SOUTH NOR‘VALK. BBlluSlBBlu. 11 Cuuuluru uuu Glasuvuuui (for. Main A West Sis. LOWER THAN EVER. P L U M B 1“ G , Suuuu uuu Gus Fuuuu. Plot-es, BI 35. Decorated Chamber Sol 8:.1 STEAM HEATERS sun 60b1‘3‘ksl40cto Sladoz. . llot. Air Heaters. i lWlLL PAPBBS. Spring Styles 'lbe largest and [test assortment in the town of Norwailr. 1 All e Glass nl-ltcs 10c. r of ‘ ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Gilt: uu liLuuis Buullu Bull PAINTING, PAPKR HANGING. KAIBOIINING AND DECORATING. DECKER1’S Paint and Wall Paper Store, Swartz A Corbett 'chwBlock. 179 Washington St., South Norwallt. Iiumer B. lioyi Removed 18 Nuuu lulu Struul SOUTH N ORWAIIK. luau & Wluulusuy, llavinglensedaud refittedtbltovem 30 Main Street, Not-walk, formerly near 0 B. is and, will endeavor “figmm on handmagwd M Demonic! luruituuu. Tin and Sim-t ltun W orlr, llll MISTAK ‘It is the testimony of dozens of uninterested persons. Better Tea . AT— Blllll B Billslull’s For less money than at any other store In town. Remember 'l‘lIAT Perry's Beet Cough Syrupflis slowly but screlv ulsrchlng m victory nd praise com- ing from all directions in its lavor Perfectly safe sun and reliable tor all attentions of the throat std lun flunoeqmi fortheGrtppe Try it now help ltlstoolate. Bold bydrnaistl. mill! ruwcm’s Huuluuutuus luu luliuu'u. Ito. 3 Water Street; NORWAIJ, CONN. BLSTBB BPBBBllllj m0?“ PBllll‘B Bill BBB BBBBllB --—~ out—— WEBBESBBY illll THURSDAY APRIL 2 and 3. Every lady attending the opening will be rm to t vd witha Bourbof Viola All are mainly In- vited mound. some n. nurture, Wholesdlesnd Retail Mr in all kinds n! BBLL BBB BBB Brick, Lime. Cement. stun Stone. Etc. Lehlgh, Laekawanna, Locust lountaiu, Franklin, and Wilkesbarre Coats. uni luu RUBBER Pill? '1' R Y I 'I' . 500. a POUND. (2‘3” & Whittlesey. Wu We are constantly re- ceiving fine Home, suited to all phrposes. You will find the I‘ll- uuuuuuauuuuu 'o'IaOM al-u. Ni aattnoflfia Ell-LL AIID SULPHUR. . All Horses sold M“ by this establishment one WWII). ill. 11. PARSONS. RAZORS Olfllulmub'“ or 'MiVaIISiI-r
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