773st am wears-r nae-us. ster- eeutral yesterday morning I“ lab Ontario, moved ssstwsrdly psbahlr clear the Atlantic morning. followed by a “cool « trust at which llgbtauow will ,h 77bit was and eastward to flew England east and in the Valley. In this district cooler, partly cloudy in clearing will prevail. preceded by. rain, vrltli brisk to fresh variable 7‘ M mostlyaouthwesterly‘to westerly, - Wall by fair weather. In the Middle sun-m, partly cloudy weather will by rain or snow, with 10 M variable winds, mostly and northwesterly, follow ad h fair weather; and in New England ‘11“ “loudly southerly .5 tom cardamom section 7 Minx” Blight!!! colder, fair weather sndfrash to brisk westerly and north- waterly winds will probably prevail; andon Saturday fair to partly cloudy weather with no very decided change of temperature in this section. mater-romance 'l'o-lsrraw. Bun rlgees '0 Bull23 sea Higbtide | 77757575777 In. L. Crucet, ore-maker, has re- males to 9 Rott Avenue. m Hook and Ladder company hjltle its monthly meeting this evening. -Ilia Dougola Button 95cte., Smith Ilitdii‘trplee‘tant weather is retarding somewhat the work on the cellar of the new Eek! Avenue M. E. church. :John Mc Canley of Bridgeport, was W JodgeKuapp this morning charg- edwlth drunkennem. He was fined $2 endows. -=Boys’ Calf Button* 31. 35, Smith Bros. one fYoung Peoples' Society of the "Ivonne II. E. church will meet at 'tlibrre'eideuce of Henry Jones, on Friday crating. —“Island Gem” flour—the beet manu- factnred. Lieut. Col. James C. Crowe, of this cityhas a force of men tearing down the Frederick Bronson residence at Greenfield Hill. J. L. Ambler has rented his house at No. 0 lfott avenue, to F. Beilwiiz, who “ride there with his mother and first, Ira. Crucet. --A.genuine picnic, hams 100 per 1b., . shoulders a: per 1b., at '1‘. B. Gnyer é Ben’s. It should be borne in mind that Gil- more’s band will only be heard at a mat- inee in this city to-Inorrow. Thorpe; 7. cited 1.. Hoyt Pears for mayor. elsewhere for their evening concert. Byelcle riders should consult the ad- imt of Wheeler &Glover, In this Hus. Thistirmare agents for the best “a, and make a specialty of repairs “limb. new Dongola Button, 93 cts., . 1.7q37r.8chnmechsr’s art readings begin “Head’s to-morrow afternoon at WM. 8051.“. History audArt in Flemish towns and French Cathedrals. “firm will be of unusual inter- Whist Broom at Plsisted’a. ,; «A. G. Browns,“ aloun keeperof Bridge sold hi saloon yesterday, receiving for it. He went on a spree last night and was robbed of the money on 7 star street. James Foley and Joseph Abilities have been arrested on suspicion. than of our readers who had the ” . ofhaarquiaflibley’s recits- lilioentertsinmentgivenbyli- whodafawwulngsdncqwill \ toknowthatllafllhleyisvery ‘ flushes chain eloeution in partly cloudy, slightly colder wwww rain or mow-“with . Enlistment anaesthetist“. lites Bethens, of Jersey City, to visit ing friends in the borough. -I)rlvs is m We. worth M Smith Bros. ’ Ills. Arthur 0. Mia is expected horse fro. Ooiorsoo Burlap this evening. -Rssora and straps et Pleisted' . The steam whistle of 8imouds’ foun- dry blond its farewell blast at half pastm bra dolook yesterdey afternoon. alien's Grain Congress, $1.26, Smith Bros. « ._.___,.- Fairiield county leads all other noun. ties in the state in the number of perwne receiving pensions from the government. The number is 1,857. -—We are receiving direct the Northamp- ton creamery butter, and can fill all or- ders promptly and at low figures. None better. '1'. B. Goya A: Boo. The boat ‘ P. A. Moore" is at the pro. peller dock up town, taking on e miscel- laneous cargo from Bimonds‘ foundry to be shipped to Long“ Island City. wlen’s solid working Mellon-Doe. Smith pm rim'rii nermyyfln Superintendent Hoyt, of. the Aime House, who has been sick for the past two weekatson the road to recovery. and was able to driveovor to the borough this morning. Douglas Fowler Drum Corps held a ball at Grand Army Hall last evening. Owing to the unpleasant weather the at- tendance was very small. Heine’s or- chestra furnished music, and Charles Yoet prompted. - ——Ladies' [land Made Lace Shoes, 753 cts., Smith Bros” An ofllcer arrived in this city iarly this morning from Meriden to take Thomas Kline back to the Reform school. The oilioer said thrt the boy had run away from school four times. has yet one year to serve. —-Boye’ grain shoes, 11 to L‘, 95 Clan, Smith Bros. A Boston dispatch tofitho New York Herald rays: The New Haven company having completed its transfer steamer, the New England Washington night ex- press which, since the old Maryland was burned, has gone via Newburg and the Erie to Jersey City, will on April 20 re- sume running by the way of Port Ches- ter and the Harlem river, and the report is current that the Old Colony railroad willeimnltaneously put on aWashington train of its own to use the same route from New Haven southward, but to run in the daytime. A Card. ‘We desire to take this method of ex- pressing our sincere thanks to Principal Tucker, Ilia Perdee, teacher, and his clearnates of Center School. and also to his young friends on Hoyt street. for the beautiful floral offerings they contributed at the funeral of our son Johnny. Mn. sun Mus. Jonn HOGAN. all Around the State. New Britain Republicans have nomi- K. 1.; Bradley paid $500 for first choice of seats in the First Congegstionsl church, Heriden, at the annual sale Tuesday evening. Joseph 11. Perry. of Bridgeport, a pharmacist and agent for pianos and sewing machines, has disappeared, leav- ing many creditors. Two business blocks in the center of Winated, wooden buildinga‘hurned yes- terday morning. Loss, 810,000. The fires probably were incendiary. Trinity Episcopal church of Souibport wishes a new rector, as the present rector does not give all7 his time to the church, but the rector, Rev. C. G. Adams, re- fuses to resign until ‘1 800 to back salary is paid him. The mills of the Hartford Carpet com- pany at Thompsoovtlle, now running fifty-four hours per week, are to be run sixty hours, beginning April 21, and the cent. in wages. The plant of the Matthews & Willard Hannfaotnring company in Waterbury was sold ateuetion'l'nesday afternoon to n. 1'. Davis of Watercown, and Charles Killer of Waterbury, for 350.100. The property was inventoried at $400,071. 7 In Wsmwm He' 3,000 employee are to heent three per wullIG AND IWI “1’ 110'! mu imamhiirfl w; 811118878818 11 *1 tainnfiuute BOAInllh—A'u m 08'!le 0“ ll seen-mm boatlrosatasad Alena remnant or “mas-e. more!" Wail-stun nit-It. mm roan-u. .9 Advsertlsatauts ishasd.aoteaessding0 limiflnflatlfiMIwflflm [we 01! 1'11!!! PLIAMI‘I‘ MM“ Illsbed or unfurnished. liable for house hernias. apply at Bio. 10 lapia Street. Nerwalh. Sushi noon OI Il'illlfl‘ 71.0011 lta'l' It more srda net, norwslk, including use s' garden Ila-Lynch. Iii“ ' 110118! omits“! LOCATED, Wl'l'll ample room. at a low rent. Wiylo b (loidm, real estate meats. Weill ngion “.7 up! n was". suit. 00's OK WWI I l f 11.0 . K i ht I'm "If!“ ulre o "It“! a“ l'l‘Klt PART 0' W311” ”thyme, but a. limbg'n ween. 9 O - Iodsru im smote. lien: i w. W 77 N1 1' 11 8115303 GOLDEN B1LLWIIIT.N[.AI: A Bayview ave moi-int ssvsa rooms Good more lrstelaafarsace statiw sry Mm cement cellar bottom, shades. screens and Islam furnished. Possession April l. Rent anonth. 4.38.3)!“on W. utter (.‘rofnt I the 101’7 or ornBayvlowave. rails lw AflOUSBm CONTAINING stun? R00!!! 01‘ Who-te- disssly.1nquirs of 700cm oyt,nnrss ltdlroed Com.pany lochll 1f 1“!“ APRIL 1.1-. 01' Ill' HOUR MCI. lower 'floor are motile andt two rooms In pate; ‘8 t ovens, STOHI AND BARN 0N CROSS street Wilton "aria, Norwslk. inquire ofBurerith. m if PLBABAI'I' Roll in A commuter loeelitylsolwedto whowouldliketo the M or . Ural: ermine. out! IEESGELLANEOUS. until! i «.11 W7 Advertisements under this had. not exceeding 5 lines. 1 timelhc. 3 time-we. 1 week 81.00. JOHN H. RBISON ”AS 8011) Till SOUTH IImwalk portion of his route to William Chub mere, but will continuum Hlpp y his Norwalk and [sat Nurwclk customers with the onset and but of It lk. spit) 1t ANNOUSCBJIBNT. 1". L WEED, D D. 9.. IIAS opened Dental Rooms at 4' Orchard street, where he villi perform Dentistry in all its branches. \epb Iw Merrill Business College. Aline-prising.le Training School. Prepares bothsexea for busts-s life Is the-norm ms with cilia. Terms harmful. “DIRT, Infill”. BUSINISI 001.116]. Mtf sat-ford. Ones. District of Norwalk, ss. Probate 2:"39’777’ let, A. 11.1% of any Gresnry. late or in aid District, deceased The Court of Probate for the Dietrid of Norwalk bath limited and showed six months from the lite hereofforihe Creditors of mid their cl‘elm‘for settlement. Thpss who ithi presen r accounts. proper attested. w u said time. will be deherred a y . All indebted to mid Estate are n tcnmks mediate payment to rattr JON“. sp 3 101'! dminlatrstos. Court. March 98th, A. D. 1890. [state mo; Joseph B. Scribner, late of l ThamurtofProbstefortheDistriet hathiitnitedandailowedsix sixinoatln hetenffortheaeditors of said as theirdallaforsettiemant. These come”... ....... .. armor s debudtoseidaatstsars 77’ tonske imme- In dials remain or a. non- naiuu matrix. FEJYCLES. Wheeler so Q1990 ass water street. surr- liven. sonic GEO. COSTELLO, .. unmismimm ‘ l5 Lugosi Place. South Norssllt. District or Norivalit as: l'rolruteu illlll’llll MI fl' “In: with.” M" W m lost 9 a only,» is 10A! .m amuse 1"" '03 MIN-s :13. on}; ottoman use. and Idem". wet-mom... Friday, April 1, st Dog's 188 18888 88888; ~ ‘ maxi-71:31:. llri. Schilacllr’i irl Bellini: 13613 Fridav Afternoon, April lllh. AT 4 0131.003. Bl mms‘uImmmh Pl i own- sac Punch Cathedrals. em ‘7 :17; Mush: H5117. Mulu and Tuesday Evenings, April 14 and 15. And Tuesday Matinee at 4 o’clock. THE WUBLD 0F WONDERS. Ii. 0. DUNCAN, Manager. A [ISIQIIB All) ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT Ii handsome Souvenir prrsenudto—eh person at tvery performer“. PRICES, 96, 85 and 50 Cents. sen at Iioyt's and Gregory’s drug stores. rpm 0 P E R A H 0 U S E BUT 08! 1510117. .. Tuesday, April 15. “HOY T’S” “Great Character Study." (A retire on rnpwstition ) 3"“:8 Brass Mlllllll. Produced Iridwr personal dlroetlon of (like. u. I10"? lumummh man Yorktotks largat basin“. in the historyof (matsnaw at Mted' Boutthorwalk, and liale' s, “limit. .7 Removal—Ira. Cit-eel. 11!. L. CRUCIT. omsnxan. Ill 1 M to inform her cameras“ bite reg.- srelly,thatshehasraaeveda1lo.70 cttsrsase, asdwiliaspleased [unatte- aay who-erro- qalreherserviea. spit-1t FOR SALE. florscsflorrlagcsfileiehs, Harnesses. lie. Davin, set! my Livery Stable Ironert 1 also“ tor as u the entire stock of the stab Jam‘s: s. w. concerto,” ‘h mainstream 1181118181 lillll'l. he! 1‘ My” 613......ng "milieu! l’snllrr a Specialty. Ordersllellveredl’rsmptly. ufimm amorous uiuuulilu MVM'MIH Ina-t ll 7‘ Is extended to one and all to call at our store and look over our new and handsome line of GLOVES. This (I 7 p13: wi all the latest and styles oi Kid and Fabric and 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 'i'lis. EW SPECIALS. «Lo- dies’ 4- button tine French Kid Gloves in Tans, Browns and Black at extremely low price of 49c per pair. An extra good 6-button Kid Glove m Tans, Browns, Slates and Black for 790 per pair An 8 button length Tun ’Moaquetaire Suede Glove for 79c per pair, would be cheap at $1. 00. For $1.00 we will give the best Glove ever oti'ered 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, SlateaBrowrs and Black -—evcry 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 79c per pair. HOSIERY. In this Department will be found all that is desirable in quality, quantity, variety and price. Ladies Fast. Black i) ci- ton Hose from 8c per pair up. Ladies’ Fancy Cotton Hose from 5c per pair up. Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Cotton Hose, double 5010b, for 15c per pair. An elegant line of regular made Fancy Cotton Hose, iin ported goods, at 170,250 and 3710 per pair and upward. Children’ s Ribbed and Plain Fast Black Cotton Hose, for So, 10c,l2;c,15c, 19c and 24c per air and upward. Cildren'a Brown and Gray Mixed, and Plain Stockings form“I 8c and 100 per pair. Gents’ Plain and Fancy Cot- tou Half Hose from 5c a pair up. 8818s Furnishings. Everything that In 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. Gente’ Linen Collar-3,3 for 25c Gents" 4-P Linen Collars, om 1:2“ .’ r r"; i .‘r 8 $84 .. . ‘88” none] Shirts, all new goods and desirable spring patterns, at 39c, 45c, 55c, 65c and u pward. Gent's nnlanudried Shirtsat vicinity. qucnt’i Lanndried Pique 98c, worth $1 25. 7 Gent’s Fancy Percale laun- drled Shirtc from "49c up. Gent’s Silk umbrellas 707% $1. 93 up. W Imum 31mm 11110?th m till 109:" INlFl'llIllll Gloves, for Ladies’ Children headquerters for gloves lll this 7 or. .1 me: his Super. ministers. lcqnstlse, We per pair. 2 ' H “ll-"d or”; LENIIANI Owhed by the late A. ‘1'. swirl and will oler a full line of IIIGII I“ Err-g 7E7. Germ wwmmmu ltoofsy mimic... Hartford, Lowell and Sloanea V'slv and Ta ry Brussells. Our at: k ' l 773777 sult’yioinliym'hls week we shall '° " °"' ' “’0' hrs" and o Agra than any line ever curred to the people of Nor ’8 7 . b I. MlLl-wfl jest resolved. Infi- iliil Hello as: com offer a big drive in Lane Curtains at r , Still no lulu all Tlnniu Inlil 8 o’clock Saturday null 18 8.8ch Still Nirrall Store on every 1‘t‘imii DON’T’ milillllla! null: null 11 l’ilill. SALE. SCOFIELD eh HOY'I‘, AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS- Fliilasi88r8 For. lain & West ‘81s. PLUMBING, Steam and 88388888 STEAM HEATERS AND 1108 Air Hooters. 800 Yards (\ ii J- s’e...” or mfifi lllllllllllEllvhl At 10 CENTS PER YARD“. Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from It: to 95¢. LOWER THAN EVER Pieces, 5! 3:5. Decorated (kw-bf‘l’ Set 83. Go blots, 40c to $1 .1 doz. Glues Ill—hes loo. Tm Mill “hr-e1. [h it wul’k. Criclluilifilautaief STGVES and RANGES A. DICKERMAN & SON, 84 “'ASHING'I‘ON STREET, SOUTH . N ORWALK. monitoring sue?" [P885882 38.1% 8818983.“.‘18'8 ‘2'; !:coenected with sewers. Lot is com front and ,rmu from tituth \Ial'n street to Woodward l Decorated 'l'ets th- s. “gm“ ’7‘ ’9“ ”mm“ "' °‘ SW. 1}. Hoyt 8: Son. Woman’ 5 Exchange lanicnre Shampooiniz Bangs eutand curled for ladies and ch: ldren. l" p: n Thursday, April 10th. MRS. E. C. SMITH, w! No. 7 Railroad Place. Dress Cutting. nus CU‘I'l'lRG tansht tree of rhugc. Old Well Hotel, “I w meningitis-thew method err intro- duced. Veryelinplsaswellas accurate [rm 1. loswalk. for it FAWCE’lT’S NORWAL3. - —————0?—-— ._._... 03...... APRIL 2 and 3. healed alt-I edwl aflaneh’ of? s. all areccrdis‘iy Hillllllfll'lll'l llll' lllllllil’l Ito. 3 Water Street. Pillll‘ll Hill all 888888 WEDNESDAY 8811888881188 the opening will be present uninterested persons. , ,__.31_ store In town. il' JOHN H. FERRDI '4’noieal‘esnvl Bentlllsslvr in all more! Brick, Lime. Blue Stone, Etc. Holstein, Franklin, and Wilkesburre Goals. but ill 1188888 F888. "a Ilnrse7 Buyers 256. 350. 39c. 590 etch and We moonstumyre- Pine nurses. * angina-poses. Shirt, open frontandbsck, qfor You'll! find tho m- ll'l' OULOHBBIo m M. suited ”to 8081. All} 8888 Cement. hellish, beekewanas, Locust 50¢. a PODND. Nil MISTAKE It is the testimony of dozens of 888888 8888888! Bitter Tea 8188888 Bustiers [or less money than at any other TRY IT.m WALL PAPERS. Spring Styles Thelarxestandlaeat smorimentlnth t Km all c and A line of Gilli al 85 Mull: Bulls: Bill. PAINTING, PAPIRIIANGIIG. “momma AND DECORATING. DECKER’S Paint and Wall Paper Store, Bwrrlz d: Corbett‘s New Block. 79 Washington St" South Norwalk. 8mm 8 W " lull, Karingleamdaud reiittedthertaesr 36 Main Street, Norwolk, you mm T r Furniture. ‘2'th wtkmfiu ........... was... an. Boo-SuitabeskeJi - Wfllstllacl Cram «So Whittlescy. “F" , , I! “communal-nee dmslusamysswmladthsaatlr aswell as P8818] if all 111188 13mm 7wflAm8. . WI amen 0011'"! FOP‘MII F1838?
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