(”bkdagractniaarantal-
team
“WWI. 0. 0.17..
Moudyoatl’lalatoda
Wanamaker» our. N.
. ruin—AnaloOolcottlichoro
it!
mono IN
‘ newt-u wince l’olnt
wlflakm 0! El Hora coal [or itcy-
load Bros.
Tkaktlttactlou at the Opera House
VII k“L Bra. Wu.” on Tuesday
waning. April is.
~an braaklaat bacon for 50c
neuron-yum“.
loam, the piano tuner, is at
lbaGly Hotel, and will attend to all
. claw-in punctuate; lcltthero to: him.
Halo-filer Prat has got the time be-
tween llorwaik and South Norwaik to-
”to Dara-gout ten minutes per
anfil-octiag oi the Society oi
W connected with the
mum-I church, will be held this
A .. evening, beginning at 7.30 o'clock.
, ~‘I‘ry the “Island Gem" flour—yon
A A“ wmw aectionot the Shore
“no road, extending trout Clinton to
Mtwanty and one quarter miles,
nlllllaoponodlor regular use on June 1.
”Archibald Wheaten will lead the
Al»?- Sfi Knactiogattha Booth Nor-
mil-Wampum The
mwlllbc "Our Hope of Resurrec-
lion."
é-Bu‘thovnigbt.
"sire-Aswan" J.A.l’artrickwaafll
. Hawaii. There ianothing
about this, except the fact that
lttba first time the anniversary 0! Par-
lrlck’a flrthday over loll on Good Friday.
"e .ammnmiu: perlb.
Wu: perils,» '1'. 8.61:": a
h’o
'l'ha . llorwaik Amusement Orcheatra
will giro W. J. Btyla a benefit at Ger-
ald!” My evening, April to,
when Ir. Styles will play some of his
He undoubtedly in one
mm carnelia- II the state and the
Illllic can expect a musical treat.
{win no reciting direct the Northamp-
“w :2: .2...” A. "-
I one
It Cw. afion.
W item unexpected to
' tho-acting o! the Connecticut
WWEcanglandOIderotPro-
mil New Haven, Wednesday
arc inflia
commute
I 41-
lord Hoof
t
The molar ”at a
Councilman will ha lid
Esme CMQMIIIWI.
Thalia!!!“ alley: new (low
myoaautbbmnthemy.
flwiatmh.
w " “fl WW Co. will
W ”fink-aflogthlaariulu.
ri‘payboraadsrb
want“ .1Ira Walloon Sherwood,
aawd bans. isles pound. at
m
Dra. PM and M We 0'
Brook”!- Ipaat Easter Bonday with
their parauiain theboroaab:
Sylvester Vanuatu. for thirty years
atatloaaad “shot In!“ it MM'
villaiulgblyymoldand the senior
amoolthowoolidated road.
Johnnie Hogan, non of John Hogan.
the liquor dealer, at 80. hi lain atraat,
borough, died Saturday night alter a
tow daya’ mac-n o! m. sited 13
years.
street, up town. « .
Tho Boalceaa Ien' a Carnival ,wbiclt is
to be held at lusic flail tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings, will present some
very novel lectures. Glover's band will
inroiah Inualc. , .,-,_ ._
~Ereryonc should are “Struck “as"
to-night. w-..» J
A regular convocation of Butler Chap-
ter,B. A. I. will be held to-morrow
evening. The Royal Arch Degree will
be worked. All Royal Arch Degree
Ilaaona invited to be present.
—Belore purchasing your miliinery
goods lor spring, call and examine my
alock. It laoarolnlly selected. Miss M.
Cavaoagb. No. 4 Clay street.
fix-Governor Thomas I. Waller,“—
compacted by his son, lartin 3., arrived
in New London last Friday night, har-
iog sailed from England on Thuraday ol
the week provinne.’ He was given It
hearty rmptlonat the depot by many
lriends.
Speaking oi the Newark-Rochester
base bull game yesterday, the New York
Sun this morning aaya that Gilbert kept
Rochater'a score down by his phenome-
nal plays. Blalrisnda in this city are glad
to learn that he is making such a credits-
ble showing.
-Try Warner’s ice cream. It in sim-
ply delicious. w- “_
Nary Jones, a colored domestic' In they
euphyof John Tuttle 0! West Norwaik,
waa mated on llecbanic street, bor-
ough, at an early hour yesterday morn-
ing by 0m Gomly, charged with
intoxication and breach of the peace.
This morning ahewaa fined 32.00 and
ooata by Justice Austin.
—Pnro borne-rendered lard, in pack-
ageaol 25 lba.and upwards, tor do a
pound, at Ford Hayeo' market.
The temperance meeting on Sunday.
at Grand Army Hall, was well attended.
and earnest pieaa were made by the
brothers for all to espouse the temper-
Illoo cause, arowing that it was a per-
tonal matter, and each one must decide
for himself, and being non—sectarian and
non-political, none need hesitate.
—“Struck Gal,”a great musical com-
cdy.
An unknown schooner collided with
the Fall River steamer Providence oi!
Stratford during a fogJ'riday night.
The jibbomm ol' the schooner broke
through d state room and smashed up
things generally. An examination
showed, however, that the strainer was
not damaged badly. The Providence
had been proceeding carefully and had
sounded bar log born at abort intervals,
but tkabcg waatoodanaa to penetrate,
and the accident waa unavoidable.
The oiliceraot Welcome Division No.
48,80naochmpaanceotDcrhc, were
inatallad nmrmthyD-potyre
tdaoanaackoIn. Delegations ware
mt fromConcord, Iinnebaba,and
Ring Star dirhionaand the division
“I” under favorable auspices.
The ofllcara are: Patriamb, MAC.
Silliinan; Scribe, GP. Dillon; mt
:albc,‘.d.larrla;m. Iran.
antes; Financial Bobct s
Wobb;aiapla_iu,thranhollaa;Con-
We 9."..me In: Ali-“Ill
w o 3‘_____.'______.°‘°' mmfifltim.
I!
norm
mans.
The nodal co-ady, with thaahcro
tillawhlfiwfll ha girauialualc'flall
tonightlaoliaa moat amnaicgordsr,
iawklchmodactlng and pod-logic;
aromas-bland.
“Aron-labels...
Dracula Hahn”, an and citizen ct
Win-arcade. Hah-
mac-alliaMIccach,ararm
aadaclo oihwoaiublaocuddwatlcoa
“mammal-too“
”modicum «amour
‘wfi fitnnbhllb-idbhaflyaarag
HBMarapatadcalorec—a
”minimum.
“banana—coca,
“cull-salt.
Malinda“! tailor
“QM W
Aw ~all ilaroraot menstrual Warmt' r. r
I'M?
om mm as follows:
”maidens—Allan Bettaaod E. K. Iookw
w
Vellum—0. T. Ioucard, 6. Ward
Ballast. D. 0. l
Home let-Ill George W. Hunter,
Frederick load. 0. ll. Farris, Robert G.
Haclord.
Clerk—5t. John lentil.
Treasurer—E. K. Lockwood.
Tho, pawl of tho church were rented
this afternoon.
Anon; infill-d:
Farmer—Pm going to core that lo: oi
his habit at stealing my chickens.
Wile—What will you do?
Farmer (setting a steel trap) l'il try
some spring medicine.
In the din. Kort—Shoo Daalor (tor tho
lake 0! adding the strength of another
lavorabla oplnloo)—-Ali, madam. but
that oboe is simply pulsation upon your
tool. James, how do you think In.
Doflool'a loot looks in this oboe?
New Clerk (anxious not to fall short in
his enthualaami—ltnmenaei
porornmcnt,not being able torowd
alkhaawlabadtbatl abouldwoar this ttln
radribbontokeep in manwryyourmccu.
Youwili no it ovary day,aud ltyoo ara
arclnclinedtorclaa youreilorialtwfllro.
mlndybu thatyou owe it to youraslr-to
chow yoomlvu over wortbyot yourdecorar
tlon.” Thee undcatoodtbamcanlng
olthcirteacha’a littlowacchand ~bcarodoo—
Wy.-Naw York Telegram
For the first timalnhlatorythopopc baa
contacrednpontifloai decoration on amou—
arcb who door not bdonglothaCbrlatlan
taltb. Thoholytatharbaaprwcutadtotho
”them-deco! PluaIXandbulor-
wardcdtohimthcinaiguhtogctbarwithan
autograph letter luwhlchhothankaNW
Deauhrthoprotacticnandilborty accorded
toCotLolicoinPenia.
DIED
Ql'lKTARD. -In this city, April nth. larIetia
quintaril, agedm ymaand ll meniha. WHI-
neralierrires Tuesday an.” at her! to real-
deuce a Chestnut street.
WANTED. ' "
AW! undertb notesmdingb
Into-lessening»: lwoeku
“OMIDERS. .—A FEW GBNTDII its (IAN BI'.
accommodated with boardond rooms Alan a
lone front room to MJ ishtd or unturnlrbzd.
milked. at im Washin on streez. South Nor-
, apt a:
Gilli. To TAKE Cl!“ (:80? DINING BOO!
A mid kitchen. Apply at 132 West oven-:1”?
N m:!PIRlIN('ID OPIIA'I'OK TO STAY
aeana dragon. and“ audit
WAT”! ~l WANT IOIII'BIRO 10 Do-
a situation cl 1:! kind whore good-carat
mini-0.! Milan Isa, ,soathwl’t‘a-
1‘08 SALE.
lab-d. not closing 5
“munc-
fluqlttnoleJtl-cwcflwaekflw
033m PBAI‘I'ON. (Ill LIGHT WAGON IT!!!
Moran Business Wagon with
mm, pole-id hay rigzicg; also two aeta ol’ bar-
aeac. llwlllbeooldrerycbeapiocimcoutan
estate. ‘11. (lunar, Itcrwaik.
"I:
aaoa
’l'woddubdldlumflaadmfoetm
I
Ll. nstar-Ia only. I.c.fll';l&
Tom.
um ”Mlm
mimuammw'waun
nmoaaoanacrnooit not not
exam-gnome;
I.”
In“. It.
wwaanooaogrvaaoonuanon
“am ”a
I". ran 0' m con-a Ill
“Mm” a”.
baua‘au-aoa'éaramuu:
1......” "u. firm-"m.-
meevamméva
memnm... 3;;
A .‘o'guaammna
ill: ii“. Illa-II ""i-afl
Exes: temmw' "dam
Rte ' arit-
‘.
mm l‘baaladlonolofl',
5%; AN IND'PA'DDN
ballad Jackson. .
“30!!- ! SHNDLE, l CONCORD WAG-
“ Heron-cam D-tallooaatflmcbard
EASTEE. BALL
DRRIAPDA DENDRRRDND
AT BIIUAI’IA MALL.
lAiAAI iiiiiii. April 1,1890
lane by Prof. ltaarel’a Orchestra
'I'ICIB’I'I, .0 03m
IIO sci adnlltloa Cant .d Indy
GO To
MUSIC HALL
iAAAAAi AAA Wednesday Rim:
.1th 8 and 9.
BAAAA‘AA NAN AA ’AAAAival.
'I'hcaeweat acdhewtthlagout.
.. 50 YOUNG: LADIES
larch Sing. and lteciic.
Admission 25c. Ileaervcd Seats the. Reserved
reaia tor rule at iioyt'a drag store. one 4t
MUSIC HALL.
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
GRAND MATINEE.
.DIAMDREA
The lost o'liopiilar-l'. mid
rucceaaluiol leaders atd
his Wonderful Band.
The finest in the world.
wlxb its many renowned
instrumental soloists who
are the Inoet shit in! In
existence. assisted by
[AM KLIIN, Soprano
trons Ihe le'mpoiitan
Opera House, He: York
“unfit!” IIGKK ai
a II; youog Helium
Tenor.
the (reel [rib-American
lam
Baleolauuwiuo nl'rida ,A it,“ Bola
ardGreeory'adrugcfivaa y W ll,’
1‘03 8m.
u... liorees,Csrricgos,Sleighs,
Harnesses. dc.
Ravine sold my Livery Stable Property. 1 now
rdar (or one the entire stock or the liaise couaht~
lag of
lilioraaa
2 Village Carts and Kama.
s Coacbea
MM
alga.» locum Coma“
mitotic! marble Elm.
uneuotlodllei
WM Mo’flnnhklcbeo Whips, etc
Alanna-ale I mes Watt avenue and
Massed andloton avenue.
S. W. GREGORY,
who com WALK. CONN.
_Woman’s Exchange
“.ka Dru eutandcurledl
kdleaandehlldren. ofim‘dmm “
MRS. E. (3. SMITH,
No. 7 Railroad Place.
ap’.‘ lw
Notice.
alumni. moo ot the Booth nor-
tits-Wednesday, sprouts guinea-“En
'10-’00“.
Micky.
ASNOUKCBIBN'I'.
w. r. wm. o n. 1.,
street,
laallh
g7;
33",
E
g.
M W. 11 Hoyt & Son.
NOTICE.
Proposals for Inter Bonds.
i
REWARD 0" A 80“
If. $0.1
as
Is extended to one and all
to csll at our store and look
over our new and handsome
line of
GLOVES.
This department is now re-
late with all the “Intest and
st styles of Kid and Fabric
Gloves, for Ladies’ Children
and Gent's wear. We are
fectly satisfied with the line ol‘
goods we have to offer and we
know that you need only call
sud look at our stock to be
convinced that we are really
headquarters for gloves in this
vicinit§
EW SPECII‘LS. ”LR-
dics’ 4 button lino French Kid
Gloves in Tans, Browns and
Black at extremely low price
ol 49c per pair.
An extra good 5-button Kill
Glove in Tans, Browns, Slates
and Black for 79c per pair.
An 8-button length Tau
Mosqnetaire Suede Glove for
790 per pair, would be cheap
at $1. 00.
For $1.00 we will give the
best Glove ever offered for the
price anywhere T hose "loves
are all make liom selected
skins are fine licxible perlect
fitting and very durach In all
the leading shades ol Tan
Mode, Slates,Browrs and Black
—-—every pair warranted and
fitted to the hand if desired.
Be in time and secure your
fivoriie shades Picture the sizes
gore broken
We also have a complete
line of Misses Kid Gloves In all
sizes at 79c per pair.
HOSIERY.
In this Department will be.1
found all that is desirable in
quality, quantity, variety and
price. Ladies Fast Black A‘ ot-
tou Hose from So per pair up.
Ladies’ Fancy Cotton Hose
from 5c per pair up.
Ladies Fast Black Seamless
Cotton Hose, double soles, fur
150 per pair.
An elegant line of regular
made Fancy Cotton Hose, im-
ported goods, at 17c, 25c and
3H0 per pair and upward.
Children’s Ribbed and Main
Fast Black Cotton Hose, for SC,
100, 12“, 15c, 19c and 24c
per pair and upward.
Children’ s Brown and Gray
Mixed, and Plain Stockinos for
Se and 10c per pair.
Gents’ Plain and Fancy Cot-
ton Half HoSe,from 5c 3 pair up.
AAAIA’ Furnishings.
Everything that is new and
stylish for Spring wear will be
found In this department.
Gent‘ Silk Neck, Ties at 24c
and 48c, over 50 styles to
choose from.
Gents’ Linen Collars,3 for 250
Gents’ 4 Ply Linen Collars,
. I"only 121;: oacb
KGcnts’ Suspendersfrom l2§c
Gents‘ lcnncl Shirts, “all
new goods and desirable spring
patterns, at 39c, 45c, 55c, 65c
and upward.
Gent’s unlaundried Shirts at
26c, 35c, 39c, 59c each and
upw
Gent’s Lnundried Pique
Shirt, opon'front and back, for
98¢, worth $1.25.
Gent’s Fancy Percale loun-
dned Shirts from 490 up.
0pc- lnday aad'l'baraday Iranian
poem ilatarday ere-late till
a’
Gent’s Silk umbrellas from an
' $1.98 up.
Scofield:& Hoyt’s
Spring Jackets. Capes, Dress Goods, Parasols
and Kid Gloves.
A NEW LINE OF LADIES’. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
I’INIZI‘I' BVBI fll’l’IIBD I! IDIWAI. It.
SCOFIELD ab HOY‘I‘,
PRNASADRI‘A
For. shin at West sis,
PLUMBING,
AAAAAA AD‘A AAA! AAA.
STEAM HEATENAS
AS I)
“(it Mr “fillers.
H
t
A; .
CAAAAAAAAnA Glassware
LOWER THAN EVER.
naturals-ll Tea Set, 561
Pieces, 9.; 85.
Decwaied Chamber Set 83
GA bets, 40c to $l A doz.
(d‘lihn “It'll" IOI'.
STOVI‘JS and [PANICS
Tin and Sits-Isl. lr-wn Wurl;
Dress Cutting.
BEEN CUTTING taught ire: I)! rhtrgo. for
prod one week. tromtbe beet method or": intro
mm ‘2,
etc: le u well an accurnio
V cry F 122!) ll
Old to. limel south blorwalk
FAWCETT’S
No. 3 Water Street.
XORWALK. - - CONN.
EASTER DPRNYND'
——-——0 y__
PDDRPD DADS RDD DDDDDAA
.___ Oil——
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
P311: 2 and 3.
lady attending the opening will be pre- e t
r wiiho Bunch of \'l0'it' 9.51! are c ruin ly in-
v some a. bursitis,
.: humanism RsmliDos.cr ;_ 5;. 1.de 0!
ADD. AND NDDD
Brick. Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohigb, Larkawauun, Locust
,fiountsin, Franklin, and
it'ilkosborro Cools.
AAAAA AAA RUBBER PA! AAA
14mm”. NIKE” mend
mam?“ Mini
Norse Buyers
. We moonotnntly re-
ceiving rule Homo,
united to all purposes.
You will find the I'll-
BS'I‘ OOAOBERB. the
BEST ROADSTBRS. tho
on 381‘ WORKERS
alto other the
BEST RTIEIT or
SALE notices in rur-
ileld county. Portion
wanting any kind of a
Bot-ac. on be suited
8832. an Horace cold
by this oatahllahmont
are WW2!)
All. II. PARSONS.
HAAIAAAAAAAAA DIP NAAAAAA
a la: $§o§fl
ND MISTAKE
It is tin: testimony of dozens of
uninterested persons.
Better Tea
, VAT—~—
iAiAAlA A AAAAIAAA’A
For less money than at any other
store In town.
'1- R Y I 'I' .
50¢. a POUND.
u-
:4
.HJ.
T
'CI'IHOM EHJ. MI 83.1an lag
.4?
>3— (3 ’
1:3.-. -4 ‘.
a cartoon
~l
4
“\z
HAZORS
ME ATS“
RENE: gag. .
800 Yards A;
HAMRDRD EMDRDIDERAM
At 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from It: to 950.
A. DICKERMAN & SON, “ f
84 \V \SIIINGTUN S'I‘REE'I‘, SOUTH NOR’\VALK.
AWARD PAPERS.
A Spring Styles
’iholsrgest and Meat assortment in the lawn of
\‘orwslk.
Alli col
films A! 25 cents HANNA BAD.
A‘PAlth‘tG PAPER HANGING, KAIBOMINISG
A .‘lD DEC JRATING.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Ewanz d: Corbett'a New Block.
79 Washington St., South Norwallt.
Homer B. Hoyt
Removed
18 RAIN] Nail SNAAI
SOUTH NCRWALK.
AAAA A WANDASAY,
Boringlefissd and refitted the etcrcat
36 Main Street, Nor-walk,
Iormeri new And George Baymond,thay
Willendgflfitlg kcegyeonstantiynon hand a good
a-ortmeutol
Furniture.
“um; ‘33"-..
SERVED IR TEE BIS'I' “Nil“.
I! want tho choicsat ml". ”in m
oltroubloor will 2
fiEll-I“. MM Nth-u"
PADDY AYAD KAADS
I! In canon
F... HAYES.
mama-s 3m. .0013 Ft‘h'Il I,
dllAllllLITEll 1a
“WOMEN
the ”tub SULPHUR. ’ k
mammal-ulna.“
tho
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Norwalk Chronicler