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“mahoeeekeepere. ”‘
The were twenty-three deaths in
Mdurlngthelnonthoilerch.
fg—mnndmpentl’leleted’e.
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”leagueteheing held in Bertiord
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ii. econ .
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.. :little of Temperance, were in‘
' _ lithi- —
MMMJeckete and Bead-
anfintJJa. Amhler&80ne.
“tenement loedoi lumbertoreech
3“ iron! Albany this season er-
“tile-turning.
wacmeummam
.‘i‘Thehedne-In'ecnuivdopeub
”In!” Hell. The
evens-pitteicrehneeud novel enter-
':4.LAihluhhounflthel)ema
teeflewlng Incline. As good an the
ht; 3“.” delivered at your honec.8ee
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we, ,‘,_,or its. conversion”. in
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4m 7 ”: ’pueheiug your utiliillely
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,V'NoJCInyetreet.
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'ewlfl ‘ehn 01" oldeeedeg.eedhhhroueed lace, white
”1&th m I! 'I dicetehh
ell-orumwn nuuem thetepeekevweilior
new hi.- hb hide. oi heerh—liew ceeeen
the Mutation“ In , oi
Weeteveene.
Inithllroet
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theelreedy hreeeeeflyot W
leliorwnih. liehdaghedne-etthe
heroeghudetthetewe.
ewwmmmm
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eighttheappeietneet ot Eagles-re in
”lathe lonoithe White
Pleieeeewwe. .~
~Irediee‘ fiend lode Inoedhoee. '25
anyway-u
Zlfldfleeheuched the yacht Viola
WWW. ehe went ad to
“Kyle.“ deuce did the right thing
tuthehoye.
.Boye’ grit- mirror, an era,
lutithBroe.
George 1.. Honey, postmaster tor a
long eeriee oi yeereet Weetvilie, died,
Sunday. trout meuutpttou. no war
horn in lorwelk end wee M yeete oi
.
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mommies-nth
-u..- ... ”ugh“... y... mew
\wn)‘. 11; ~. \
M’mflmmr ammoni-
«reason, In New Haven, ie Interested
in the ionisation ot a party which le to
have thirty-eight deye In lrelend, Eng.
land, wetland and France. touching at
points in other countries, the sum oi
Wt) to cover ell expeneee.
—Ftue Toileteoepetl’leleted'o.
, ‘ Eliefmonrwillhspleaeedto
fingirfhddnndthvpubllcethleetore
. graphs“ to taste a cup oi
Mgr; at Cocoa. which ie being
earveii by live Cleveland of New York.
Thecocon requiree no boiling and its
flevoriedelicioue.
-I.ediee’ Dougoie Button, 98 cte.,
BaithBroe.
Under the will oi Ire. Juiieltogere, oi
liliord. the First Congregational Church
ge'e 03,000. 'I’hie ie ieit to the society
intruettoheep her burial lot in good
order, provide a new ior liie ior one oi
her tensity. end the balance to go to the
general case oi the church.
-—Whiet Broom at Pleieted‘e.
A Norwich women who recently re.
oeivedepeueiouendeoutetlfiilloiheck
dun, In aid to have delivered up 8000
at the point oi e revolver to her boy,who
has been indulging since in levieh ex-
penditures end a reckieee way oi living.
'l'hernoneydoeenoteppeertoheveheen
e hheeing to that laurily.
'l‘he Acute Pehiiehiug Co. are deliver-
lagthe work juet puhliehed by then,
which contain hietorbel, biographical
and commercial eketchee oi liorwalk,
Denhnry, Ste-niord end Bethel. ‘l'he
worklegottennpintheheet style, end
its contents are velmhle no reference.
Norwelk make an excellent ehowiug.
'l'hc meet interesting ceee to come he-
im the April tern of theenperior court,
to begin at Waterbury to-dey, will he
that of Den Webster. the hell-breed,
who no hrutelly eeeeulted Ilse Lime
Coweu, the liddlehury echool teacher.
Weheter ehernuted imity ior eonte
tllne niter he was nrreetcd, but econ
dropped thet game. end now proteeeee to
have experienced religion. It is expect-
ed that he will plead guilty.
Yesterday General Wuteon signified
hie diespprovelotthe election oi Col.
Unequal-Col. Manned Iejor
8mith,who were recently elected eta
meetiugot theFiretregirnent. liehee
'crderedeuotherelectiontoheheidhe
ioveApril 15th. Itlemorethenprohr
hletheennteoflcerewlll heelectedover
again by thementhereoi theregituent,
ecdthe military-polo troublewlllheiur-
thn'colnpiicucd.
dept-lemme» liv- owls
the Nerwnlk reeuvcir, Is an old'tinte
eee heeheeneugngsdell
e
A
veryiuterutieg.
heutyddg-tlenteenndlcoke likens
enema-emira- III in-
Heleelweyehep-
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whe-hehn
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All Around theltete.
OrvillePhelpeetehhed hineeliinirnet
eithepoetcfleeetflertiordlaeteveelng
ehoet hello-t also detect. lie wee
enhdeettoepileptlcllleeed weeeieo do
prvnedneeeuetolheiegoetoiworh.
leeeed the large two-inch hiedeot e
Jeekvkeiie. hut indicted ewoundtooier
ehovetheheerttoaeceemnlyprovetetei.
Beweeutnovedtothe hospital.
Itddletowe neeoeeereooeetrikehe
«erect a twenty-five pwceenreduo
lion luthelvwegee. '
Theold lingeteprieouetleetflrenv
hyheeheenrepelrvd. Thvpiecewlil he
opentoeutnrner vieitove.
The grephnphoue plant at flerliord.
controlled hyeeyndieetewhicheeudeite
prodoettoloeope.ieto he removed to
Orange. I. J.
A llochviiie hoodlum direherged n re
volver through ewindow oi St John's
church during service Beeter huuday.
Noonewaeinjered.
The omciele oi the Buchanan: nnd
.mme etilqehviiie deny that the
. till!) were: crippled,
3"... lettered J Brien-av oi
' ueernvy inter.
What e ludicrous result has compett
lion led to in the walks oi the illustrated
weekly. The Beeter number generally
appears the work heiore Pelee Bundey,
end the Christmas number Ie on the news
etendehy Itch-lain. The illustrated
American however, eeente to pay no .9
teutton to these ancient end ohean
“ltlcke oi the trade,” and comes out
at Easter without troubling iteeli about
the deluge ol lte contemporaries. And
whet a epIendId chapter on Easter it
given! The irontivpieceie a lily, with
huttcriliee, a photograph which chal-
Ieugee every torus oi art in Ite truth and
beauty. Then lollow reproductions oi e
eerlee oi worldwide iamone paintings
all on theeuhject oi the resurrection,
showing how the "presentation oi this
great mystery oi Christianity hee de-
veloped iron: the first timid eflorte oi
the early artiste to thoee oi more recent
date. It is a subject oi absorbing inter-
est thoroughly well handled.
One eiweye Iinde something new and
unexpected in the llluetreted American.
in ite current number. meandering
among the oxquieite illustrations on
various leading topics, is a society
novelette try Ire. Poultney Bigelow en
titled “lire. Silverthorus’e Dilemma."
It to very interesting to thoee who move
in the higher circles, and a something
not to be ruined by those who sigh to do
on.
With this week the Illustrated Ameri-
can reaches its eighth number. and it is
now generally conceded that en I spent
mine printing end tor proiueaueee
end ty oi illustration there to no
pu tiou in the world to equal it. In
the prevent inneits "Bletorrcel Anteri-
on” eeriee reecheePhiledeIphie. the birth-
place oi the nation and the first cepitrl
oi' the United Staten Plcfllm oi ire
quaint ivetnreeerc given, and the text
ie by William 8. Welsh, ior route timi-
editor oi Lippinrott’e Iegeaine. There
are also illustrations oi manners end
cuetorne abroad collected by our squad-
ron oievolutlon; the Brrzrlien corres-
pondent telle how Rio and locha come
le grown; and a number of reproductions
irons lemons printinge ehow the progvere
oi art in its treetmept oi the lilbject oi
the Runnection.
WANTED.
um sdn unmanned h
tutti-rutd-evhl 01.. ~
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ere-t eaten-"rimmed! new
wasnl ~ 6 mo lemma—seer“ nose
by Ira n-le Been. In). labor
I IDIBI'. Aim.
"ugh
m‘lw
r—ct.e~e We'll! all! leo'iIIl. Alli
he : tcde leeve logo can
I . eel-rena- gin.
lees. Burl-award
lull
eyhlw
names-am Clint.” cAIlI
Wuhhhededee. Alena
trevtroe-te later-hard. sorrel-had.
stilt Willem street. loath For-
.
dill
roneaan.
“death-l. .
“intent-u. lentil.
‘ ,s. W. cursory.
em- summarnm.‘,,.—,-.’.
m
Si! Inn! of.”
lb euhwmuug‘d:
It’ll” M'Ou' £730. '1'.
Mercia!“ ply aw
summer-nonsense".
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Bfififithmfl
Lentil meets-en nose
A leatleer. la thinnest. “flu-p2:
"I! rear 0! room (Will! It
U teed Rheum let-rt.“ remfl'it
Alvehee-eeteene—eeieeeeerdeveane.”
tu lath to error nee n Ie-etn
l.”mn|'.w eotln. owns-tn.
LU‘IOIOIIAID near. I soon-l All.
A l pseonootoee Immense“
.yvrew eve, web-e revue r-Iewe eue
eytdhe. t 1’4" fl."
cnnee or ten. some“
urn—metered. Mme-aunt l. lees
ensue epptyte'u. [Dirac-let a
she leeeaereelurlvwero. fil-
Htlllllfl n0" AID IAII 0‘. 0“
meet u Hilton erase. mt
d Intel-1th M II
rt'eeaee'r none re a murmur
A Incelit beheltup-euewhoweeld
vidt'ernte’glonnne tine
Tuesday and Weimlay Rim:
APRIL 8 and 9.
rvrue
Blilllii lll'i lilllllll.
Theneweeteedheetthiegont.
50 YOUNG LADIES
lmhhithndItwd.
Admission to: . deserved lee'e nc. linerved
eente tor rule at lteyt'e drug ere e ape 4..
MUSIC HAL!»
Hill, APRIL 11.
GRAND JATINEE.
EllllllllE!
lllll neon. a
debug young Ger-ea
euweanmreuoer
neon-t bib-emetic-
In».
hiednnnwmm'rfle’.l H.et t’e
erdtlrweorv'adrneeu'e- Fl le‘pnl
FOR SALE.
Ilorscs,Cerriagce,Slelghs,
Harnesses. to.
mm ”Livery [table Melee.
niche-hibeuhenoehdthemm
r Carry-Iii
Inset-glen
Ian-rm “loam.
Aleciureele . rude-cc I sternum-d
here-diet- ’
y
AIIOIIICIIII’I'.
I.l.,mn lie.
Alepeaee he. meted.
Maseru-Imus! b
Ire-she. epi-
,vrci
364A,
Aep'nse‘cwrgievo tron-r user-iii} .
um m.» at a“ nor-em
m. a . 2- m .1 : 4’5""
‘Iul a In. It soon '
t is- ”6w“ roe-e t
Eloy-oer. Bid.“
‘1' more»? '
uu quuuuuu "
Scofieldgiz Hoyt’s
Spring Jackets. Capes, Dress Goods, Parasols
and Kid Gloves.
a NEW 1.qu or mums" Imam UNDERWEAR.
"SUIT BVBI OI’I’EIBD I! NORWAIJA.
SCOFIELD ab HOY'I',
Iecxteudsd to one end all
locall at our store and look
over our new and handsome
line of
GLOVES.
This department is now rc-
m with all the latest and
styles ol Kid and Fabric
Gloves, for Ladies’ Children
end Gent’s wear. We are per-
fectly satisfied with the line of
goods we have to offer and we
know that you need only call
and look at our stock to be
convinced that we are reall
basil sartorslor gloves in this
" idly. - .
Eli“? SPECIALS—La-
nes 4"butioh 'fino French Kid
Gloves in Tans, Browns and
Black at extremely low price
at 49c per pair.
An extra good 5obutton Kid
Glove in Tans, Browns. Slates
and Black for 79c per pair.
An 8 button lcn th Tan
Mosquetairc Suede love for
790 per pair, would be cheap
at 81.00.
For $1.00 we will give the
best Glove ever offered for the
price anywhere. These gloves
are all make from selected
skins, are fine. flexible, perfect
fitting and very durable, in all
the leading shades of Tan,
Mode, Slatesfirowrs and Black
——every pair warranted and
fitted to the hand if desired.
Be in time and secure your
favorite shades before the sizes
are broken.
We also have a complete
line of Misses Kid Gloves in all
sizes at 790 per pair.
HOSIERY.
In this Department will be
found all that is desirable in
quality, quantity, variety and
price. Ladies’ Fast Black Cot-
ton Hose from 80 r pair up.
Ledies’ Fancy potion Hose
from 50 per pair up.
Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless
Cotton Hose, double soles, for
15c per pair.
An elegant line of regular
made Fancy Cotton Hose, im
ported goods, at 17c, 25c and
37§c per pair and upward:
Children's Ribbed and Main
Fast Black Cotton Hose, lor 8c,
10c, mic, 15c, 190 and 24¢
per pair and upward.
Children's Brown' and Gray
Mixed, and Plain Stockings for
"Be and 10c per pair.
Gents’ Plain and Fancy Cot-
ton Hali Hosc,from 50 a pair up.
, . . ,
Guts Fuuuuluuus.
Everything that is new and
found in this department.
and 48c. over 50 styles to
choose from.
Gents’ 4-Ply Linen Collars,
on] 12d" eaclll ‘
Gents' .
new goods and desirable spring
and upward.
Gent's unlaundried Shirts at
‘ 25c, 35c, 39c, 59c each and
upward. .
Gent’s Laundried Pique
Shirt, open front and back, for
98¢, worth $1.25.
Gent’s Fancy Percale laun-
dned Shirts lion 49c up.
Gent’s Silk umbrellas from
' $1.98 up. .
0va levdayeedlhnreley Evenings
tilld e’eietk, lielnrdsy evenings till
,, to am
_ altituliuu
tr
stylish for Spring wear will be
Gent’ Silk Neck Ties at 24c
Gents’ Linen Collars,3 for 25c
. . ,7 iritd’Suspéuderafrdm lflc
to r, '39.. (2": .1
' "3' films Shirts, .11
patterns, at 39c, 45c, 65c, 65c
NOIIWA LIL
Filiuasutuuu ”
Cor. lain A West his.
PLUMBING, -
Steam auu Gas Futiuu.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
liot Air “raters. ‘
800 ’ Yards
It ‘ ‘ 1- ya
I .
i y .‘ ‘ y i ‘ .
3 .
. . . .
At 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from It: to 95c.
; was
Cruuleryaulilauiuurui
LOWER THAN EVER. "
Pieces, 5! 35.
Ileeoratrd Chamber Set 83. ‘
Gcb’ets, 40c to $l a doz. .
‘ Glue- [tithes l0c.
' STOVES and RANGES?
Tin and Shwt lr it Work. .
lireee Cut ting.
RIBS CUTTING tenth tree of rharge. ior
one-cu. ho- Ihe hart mood or r Intro
«In-ed. Very ellplelliell- accurate. broom 2.
Old Well flirt-l. Bonth saw-in. n29 It
rchmfis
Headquarters fur llllluuui.
no. 3 Water Street.
IOBWALK. - - CORN.
EASTERN
Pillll‘ll Hills all Billili
._._. 05....—
uuuuusuuy uuuuuuusuuy
APRIL 2 and 3.
Every lady attending the opening will be we t
~d wr.h a hunch oi Vioeuv. all are mainly Ili-
'ittd wanted.
JGIIN II. FEBRIS,
Wholesalennd Bell“ Dealer in all kinds of
LULL All] Willi]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
hshigh, Laekawenua, locust
louutaiu, Franklin, and
Wilkssberre Goals.
PAINT
an
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Home.
suited to all purposes.
You will and the I'll-
nsr OOAOEEBS. the
3281‘ Romanians. the
CHEAPEI'I‘ WORKERS
and altogether the
3381' ”80311le or
BALI none as in rate--
tleld Bounty. Put-tine
wanting any kind of a
Home. can he enited
an“. All Horses sold
by this establishment
nee WW”.
museum. as.
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mi!
1
u
llll MISTAKE;
!
It Is the testimony of dozens of
uninterested pct-tom.
Better Tea
”A47..—
uuuu & Buustuuk’s
l-‘or lose money than at nny other
store in town.
a
BB 3H1.
‘21:; .
'a‘uaom 3H1. NI asund";
3‘“ AND “LPIIUR.
RAZ‘ORS' um’ mm' m‘ um'mm" .u
OI III I“. II. ”‘0'“
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litili'l‘ll NGDR‘VA do“.
A. DICKERM—ANUJ. SON,
84 \VASIIINGTON STREET, SOUTH NOR“'ALIC.
' Adlaitrlstrzittir’sSale. _
11°F“: AND m’r. N" 120 “OUTII VA!!! 511.
'I h" h u .- us in moi repair; has water in and
l» correc’ul w yhhwcre. Lo: i- torn: from and
Her. um (mm a mix Mam rtrm-i to Wmdaerd
Decorated 1...“ St", 56 aruLuc. F .- gur imlars liq-1n: u!
1 3V.
Ii- 5.3.9" & Son.
Woman’s Exchange
\lmicur’. Shamponino. B rvga cutand curled (or
ladies and chrlurcn t pm Thuredny, Arm! tutu.
MRfi. E. (7. SMITH,
- Rio. 7 Railroad Place.
no. in
WALL PAPERS.
Spring Styles.
Thelergest and dust resonant in the town of
A lure of
Gills at 25 cents Duuulu Bull.
PAINTING. PAPIB BANGISG. KALSOMINING
A ~D BIC BtTlNG.
DECKEI-i’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
8w rrz J: Cor'mt's New Black.
79 Washington St.. South Norwalk.
luau & Wiluuusuy,
Bar n; tensed and refitted the stores:
36 Main Street, Norwaik,
formerly occupied by George H.Raymoud,lhey
will endeavour: keep constantly on hand a good
moment of
Furniture.
Br Mr dealing we hope to rain the coaldence
Ike public and a share oi rhv patmnep. We 01::
1t recon-hie purse Chem r. Parlor and [lining
listen Sulre. Desks, Boo' Cues. Pnhinete, spring
Bede-mi Intro-ere. A the menu at Baby
(rent-gee, lint Backs. Extension Tables. he. he.
fi'fi'm & Whittlcscy.
MEATS
It went the choicest KEATS. obtained“
oi trouble orenst, you willnnd th- at my
Pauli 9!. £11 Kiuus‘
F. HAYES.
DIEM-I‘D moor. FONTS 101V!!!
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