.5 U3 ‘clot'llly
m gab-bi ’ 't'il
. r em
with MCI, tollowad by clearing u:
asstiou,aud on Sunday partly cloudy
lit M weather, with slight thermal
cinema
. Stratiord haevoted to purchases stone
m. Hadn't Norwalk better do in...
' wise?
Dr. W. 0. Burke has removed lo No. 7
Waavenue, Norwalk,opposlle the M.
3.. urch.
~‘ & lay E. Stuart, oi West avenue, is
a week with Ilr. and tits.
‘ Childs in Brooklyn.
4'» the Spider tee Fly Paul. at J.
T. Hayes .9; 00's. borough.
)It was Douglas Fowler Post and not
Dough Fowler Drum Corps which gave
‘ ’the ball on Wednesday evening.
in H. Decker has removed his paint
sail W paper store to Swan: d: Cor-
bett‘a new block, 79 Washington street.
Tbe’lediu oi the East Norwalk Ii. E.
church qwill hold an oyster supper at
m Hall, next Wednesday'eveniog.
mm. Keeler, of No. 5 West Main
mass striken with paralysis yester-
‘ day and it is thought that she cannot re-
80'"-
Thers isamerchant in a Texas towl.
whose name ie Lonely, and it is an up
”lateness, too, for he doesn’t ad-
vutise.
Daniel Connelly and his men have
been at work for the past iew days,
fishing up the ruts along Ila and
Whitehorse. ll“
f y—v’WhflBroom at Plsieted's.
/l 0. P. Keeler will soon engage in the
E“ grocery Moe. onWater street. bor-
7 nigh, in the store just vacated by Nick-
. ersou em '
, Thifiuugariau Society will hold a ball
“0th Hall, Wednesday evening,
All!!!“ lupin will be inrnished by
“I'm Gipsy band.
9mm and dye work to stay
M ’ I. Iain 8t, agent for Nation-
”use" and dye house. anti.-
0
L slipper tor the bauellt oi the now
manual in But Norwalh' will
itald in Randall's Halluext Wednes-
daysybning. Mun-ion 10 mo.
; Hidieel Donnell oi tbh place, slipped
you tell while boarding a train at Darien
last night. He received painful injuries,
“though they are not of a serious char-
“ 1
“rib monthly meeting of Pioneer
'aud Wee-spew, lastevening,
. A W. Greenwood waaalected treas-
j-tolillthevacancyoaussdhytbers-
oiJoltu Bray to Providence.
ammonium 10c perlb.,
strategists not In,» mucus. a
« removal,wewilloflerallonr
”genocide-naturally
Tartar. Wewill also oderat
eight.
filershal street.
Joesph Tammany. secretary.
~Iladles! misses and children's shoes,
elected to membership in Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Company last night.
in the market—the “island Gain.”
can ha iound.
fathers, will be begun Sunday, April in,
fruits oiyll'tinds'at RIIWLDI
It. NoWslh. “ "' "
was taken to Bridgeport jsil.
his case is to be tried this alternoou.
27 Marshal street.
Chester.
Long Island City.
to give an entertainment at the armory,
on the evening of April 21.
bably consist of a pole game on bicycles,
and various athletic sports.
—Razors and straps at Plainted'e.
rested for drunkenness last night, by
0mm Adams, oi the borough police
days in jail ior Kelly.
uptown.
The semi-annual meeting oi the Y.
W. C. T. U., for election of oilicers, will
beheld at the South Norwalk Baptist
church on Saturday evening, April 12.
Each member is urged to make a special
eflorttobepreeent and to be on hand
promptly at 7.30.
toncreamerybutter,audcan tillall or-
better. 'l‘.B.Guyar dam.
Aplayandsupper tor the benefit oi
Trinity Church Sunday-school will be
given at [uric Hall, Friday evening,
"King’s Daughters.”
givui la the Lyceum Club at Brooklyn,
and untitled “A Glimpse oi Paradise.”
The aduiwiou will be 29 cents.
m0 0! III HEALTH BOARD.
(lo-pill!“ 0L
uightattheup-tcwnoiiicsoi theeehet-
mudmokuepstoahateseveralnui-
uncsathat had been brought to their
attention. One of the uninces com-
plalnedoi,wasthedspositingoicareau-
aoi'diasaasdhorsss upon a swampch
hmkmailbscaussalleet-
ed with glaudere, ha been'deposiled
abovegroondlu that .
Itlaelalraed bysomeoi theresideuts
oi the neighborhood that there have
Mamas twentycascassss
“nominations“! satthsdsshdi
thaeflmshaudarsliahistoapread the
dhsaasbybltingmauorbeast.
Militia-matter whbh “use before
“Ilia-Ilium ‘ '_ “hot eye.
tarshslhoosnmaot docks,wllsrs,
flanyfllnlileeedllwlawbaahe
MMhDaMWMy
o-Girleweltedtophclgarbelse At
The tantrum ram
elected Charles Lynch. ”dent, and
to good varbty, at Tully d: Bhsehso'a, 5
. Iain 8h, liorwalk.
George Bhollhjez'aud “Cy" Ports were
-Without doubt the very best lluur
bargatuqin te-day‘elasua. At his gro-
csrystorsthschoiosssllne oi groceries
A mission, conducted by the Jesuit
atdl. Iary's Church, and continue two
gm , flar'ummzin Le Figaro was as gust as
homunculus... WMWW‘M
m“: lept or tbaeeriee. will complete
Edgar W. Bunion was lined 05.00 and
costs for being drunk by Judge Knapp,
this morning. In deiault oi payment he
Frank Sheldon was arrested last night
(or drunkenness and breach oi the peace.
[is pleaded not guilty to the charge and
—Girls wanted to paste cigar boxes at
Iii. Wilhelimena floaglaud, recent
graduate oi the lorrill Business College,
Stamlord, has accepted a line position
with the lirm oi Abendroth Bron" l’ort
~Business lirms desiring to secure the
services of book-keepers, steuographers
and typewritiats, are respectfully invited
to call upon, or address the President oi
the lesrill Business College, Stamlord.
The boat Hanhaltan and a lighter,
came up irom New York last night, and
are being loaded today with machinery
irom Simonds’ laundry, to be taken to
Company F is meklEg arrangements
it will pro-
Johu '1'. Kelly, “the tumbler," was ar-
iorce, and this morning he was lined $2
and costs, which means about thirty
-Tully d: Sheeban are doing a line ‘
business at their new store, 5 llain 8h,
Jthe medium or a translation 3
Henry sass loflarpu’s lagsslas
he thsappsarassa otths Fleece ori-
ghal, has awakened new lam is he
origin oi ii. Dandst's lease hero of
firemen. In rigsrootl’ssissivss the
details-s follows: As iarluoa e91”
I.Daadst contrihutsdto he Pliaro a
storysutltlsd“0hapotin,'i‘usurdelioos.'
Ila years latsshs developed the eiory
htoamwanes and called it “Bethu-
de Tasasaoa.” This oiisudsd a isflily
oi Barbauuslivlog at Tanscon, so in
thaucoodand tubes usnt editions the
Bwee ohaogedto a . "Tartarin dc
Taraaoon" first appeared In in Petit oili-
cial. It. Dandet had promised his friend
It. Dollar. a sensational romance for this
new journal, and when he proposed
”Tartarin do Taranoo.’ the offer was
enthusiastically accepted. and the story
published. It proved a dead isllure.
The humor oi it was too line, too deli-
cate lor the class oi readers to whom
la Petit Dillciel appealed. Some time
altsrward the story was reproduced in
Le Figaro. The snoores oi “Tartarm do
Albee. and now "Port Tampl'ih‘r’r'he
the ad-
ventures oi ”the illustrious Tartarln.”
5.2!; a 1—-
mm».
Advarthsmsnls under thlehsad noteaeasdlnall
luminunesum-mimtslm
afi’fimfi mirbli‘irfifrw
at ca. Api at are l
“page“ Norwalk. P, ' slit!
a lollakllleo’l'wo GOOD LASTIRB
wanted at once. Thor. Cousin. spit on
Asllll 6 AND litOlthG—RIATLY DON:
by In Annie Green, with Barber avcn us,
Norwalk. ape Mw
“BET-Clam WASHER AND DION“. AND
oeawlllte lode touaec to cutbv
the day. Goo: tolerances given. ”list?”
I?! it
Book. street, Springs-road.
-1259“-
Advmhemente under no. head, not «5.1.1.5
line, 1 time we, a on. soc. l m an»
HOUBI AND B
4 oi
ARR, sun mwaais “no
land on Bridge street, naugatvrr'a
within ten lnnlrs walk oi the depot. inquire oi
Chm]: atoll, Weslport, Ct. spa ii
08] PBAI'I‘ON, 01'! uua‘l' WAGON Wi'l'll
twoesamone heavy Business Wages wm.
sham, pole and hay rigging; also two sets oi har—
ness. All willbe nlovcry cheap tocloee out an
estate. 1!. Charmer, Norwslk. so!"
Apt-ll M and it.
' And Tuesday More at 4 Mock.
lur yum—n7" vululuu
LQWJIIID'I'.
A UllQllfl AID Al'l'll‘l'lc
ENTERTAINMENT
A hastens
evuy parlor-s
PIICEI, 35, II and 60 Cents.
heals at iinyi’a and Gregory‘s dry stcvsa apt.
() PERA IIUUSE
”UT 0!. lie“.
Tuesday, April 15.
u
‘l‘r
m. (A ratings: samba)
In. 0. ll. HOY‘I'.
the nights at the lilo- mg." York. to the
lam-tha-lnrssinmhlstoryot
new op. at Piablad'rJouth Noraalk,
Charts
and Hale’s, Nor
murmlombmu
Su- '
We;
ABuau Muuluy.
Produced nudes personal direction at
W‘pcgE'A-r
luuliuauuu 8qu
To commence tomorrow and
last {or {our days, ending Wed-
nesday, April 16th. Great st-
tractions in all departments of
our store. Remember .we buy
for cash and sell exclusively
for cash, in every instance, thus
avoiding the losses inseparable
from a credit system, so‘iherc
‘ can be no doubt. that our cue
tomers receive extra value for
their money. The economical,
wise and thrifty lady buyer of
the day will be convinced b
a careful peruliulof. the tallest;-
iylg items that what we "state
DRESS GOODS.
Time wasted is time lost, but
time spent in exnlllining the
bargains ollered in Dress Fa.
brics during this sale will be
profitable to both the customer
and to us. We know that we
PLAY
rcvthaheasltot
”‘“ Trinity Church inlay Suluul,
A'I' flllllc HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, April [ii
A play entitled
“A Glimpse of Paradise”
wm be given by
[J'CEIJNI CLUB, of Brooklyn.
Thefismar will be under the “splash! the
”King's Daughters" oi Natty Church.
in suuuuu
are displaying the finest line of
Dress Goods ever shown in
Norwalk, and our customers
have discovered that it is no
longer necessary for them to
go out of town to purchase
their dry goods. During this
sale we will offer the following
special bargains in this depart—
ment.
19c per yd or $1.52 for full
dress pattern of 8 yds of Fancy
rrcxrm, stoma term stripes, plaids, etc.
W‘Sililsgfii‘i‘fll’; l cosoono ax: « ~ 29c per yd Fancy Silk Plush.
on,1seceliehand bhggy. All ' a BIG CLEE' W ll . ll 1 l
m ' “Eleonora m” 7 camp ermgt is otat ess
T’Pfrwfl‘fiumln-.:§‘l.‘9§°!“.":.- 31’.“ fa ‘5 than cost of manufacture. This
smfissomgflgas cs: 4" is no humbng, as these goods
Mauritanian“ oi hernia-e. auxin}: f3 ‘ 3%,} are well worth 750 per y .
I ‘ ‘I.
ADIINIBTBATOB'I CALI—A DWELLING
“aboutllacrssoilandmafl Neck
min b hgjmhbnutdesssssd. Mill!
or Wanton-lam . use
HOW! sun wr. to ELIZABETH man
loath Harwell. Housemates heart and
m“m“".‘i".'ilei'li'm m ' ~
Also n aces oi
19 8t.
hummus w‘l'ti AND PARIS A'l'
TIT!!! ALIEN genitalia)“;
WILTID. rams a occurs, later—
sece Agents. o to it
H008
as m in winter
£23.!”
are.
“
Wheeler «as Glover.
Helm
res Water hare-t. loath let-ail, aplllh
290 per yd for all wool, fancy
stripes, side band Novelties,
Checks, etc—goods from 38 in
to 40 in wide. Your choice of
40 or 50 different patterns, and
last but not least, the best value
for the money ever ofi'ered ony-
wherc; 8 yds full dress pattern
choice building true, so and do less from. a
. o
I Wan-mm Applytn vacuums. or shrub
r. u nor-r.
“9 t!
Tom.
—We Ire receiving direct the Northamp-
derspromptlyaudatlowiiguree. None
April 18th, under the auspices oi the
The play will be
lteps'l'ahea taAbaealevesal Ital-aces
The town Board of Health metlast
. Wt. slat
:edthssa. Thedogsotthavieiulty, they
'Artant
Advarthsmantsendcthhhmtactaaeadlags
linmlumeloltinsamlwelhflm
'l' 100 srmao mar. 80. IOBWALK.
iourrootl tab-cut, first floor, rant who;
threeroosntenrnteot third
mucsmolswan
Cl“ (RI.
arda iterwal incisor elm
“Loner“ k' sgsss apfllw
nous: carnal.“ mOA'l‘lD, wrrs
eastern atalowreot. Apply to |l'aylov
Deon-,raal ”Washington“. spa
R°?.'.‘.i. "r‘ “owa’wsmmxmh
“Menage. ' 39:3
UPPER PART 0! HOUSE, comm: BAN
lord thrasosth lalurt,ais was,”
Aleohcaeeoi aloe-is ca Woodward av ran
81! lothineou urea Aaoahossela
aai'hanu,“ about a. woonrsaub
Home on (HEARD MI. I an.
nodes- improve-saw. lest low. M-
a-a . as: a
noose on cam uru. “REIT. ”All
A Bayvlew an. coatalalu ssvsa roe-s all
s- “Manchurian-emits."
years. A to! w w '3'
I. . .
Lnrofl’cfimavs. miss
. 1" .._ 2".‘KW.’ ”3% d.
.. Who” {£3 a“ 1' , .
item. 1 bfilmglfim '
monies" sou-row.
fiwscreem
it
See.
it
3
it
E?
i
ll
P
F
flJnerut'lw. In- 5'0
summon rim noon in as Laos mun
I!
l
w
for $2.32.
290 for 2 yds all wool 27 in
Tricot in browns and greys,
12 yds will be found an ample
dress pattern, making the price
of complete dress only $1.74.
Such a bargain as this has
390 per yd, 54 in Stripe
and worth just twice the price
_ lslsvrles of Namath. as: Prahate
ITO-l1, April 11, A. 1).. 1”.
Wm
be
new vim
D" It
we ask for them during this
sale.
390 per yd for 38 in all wool
Henriettas; a full line of colors
to select from. The regular
; price of a dress pattern of 8
yds is $4.00, but during this
sale you can get a dress at this
description for $3.12.
Don’t film it nlluryllllullt
coarser.
This department, which has alwuye
ALL WARRANT“.
‘ 29:00:.
5 002., 95 bis:
Flue Suul Puluuuu,
; EARLY noes
.. colour or, neutron.
hesu'arlsading leature oi our store, is;u
ode mfiwlvlrporénbx the meat
into!“ 0' wiwflntjmdt. ,fiycry’l
remarkably low for the quality oi the
goods, hutaeepecial attractions during
unn‘ greetsele we will oller the following
bargains:
10o lord pairs Ladie.’ Fancy Cotton
Bose worth 10c per pair. '
We will boy 3 pairs Children’s last
hisckCettou Ellsworth late per pair.
lilo lord pra Gents’ iancy cotton!
Hoar, sctaal value 10c per pair.
W.
. GLOVES.
- lilo per pair for Iadlea‘flilk Taiteta
Oman-brothels. .
' llelil'llll‘ Derm' Black Cash-
Ncpsr'nalr umragoodqeallty La-
Oiovqworthl‘llc. '
W '
’ , umfim'
m ...._ «- "i
,. .‘Hllllll.
never been oil'cred inNorwalk. '
Sailings. These are all-wool “I“
50¢ per pair.
Slum on today all
.2” l.‘ a .
. 14w: '2 m
GLENHAM)
medbythebuLffitewargaudwllloflsraiallllaeoi IIOII Al'l‘
Amounts
hull llurvall Sun on every lint
“dominates
MILLS CA
Rear.a ~
PA'I’I'IIIIb-de‘ y. Aboauewlieeol
, Jflm Allthelewetyleeoi
Hartfoxd, Lowell and Sloane.
Extra Super, Aasnlnlstass, estles, Velv
than any Ilsa ever oilered to theugople oi llorvmk
lied and Tapestry Brnsaslls. Our stock is loartiniei‘le ”seam
aad'vhlalty. This week we shall one! a big drive to 1'3: Oanaiae It
illnlay null l'tllil ' Saturday nu], ll l'lllll. ,
nu! 8 l’ullcl. Saturday llllll until 11 l’lllll.
I
DON’T M183 THIS BALE.
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FAWCETT’S
lulu.
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t
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mo 9....—
l’lllll'll Hill ill lllllllilll
. .w. my"
WEDNESDAY illll lHllBSllil
APRIL 2 and 3.
Every lady attending the 09m lug will be prose t
ed witha llsnchut Violet». All are ttldtally ln-
risen to stud.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Home,
suited to all 1) see.
You will find the EIN-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTHEET or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. II. PARSONS.
unuuuluuu uuuuu Fill.
FOR SALE. _-
Horsesflnrrlagcsfilciulls,
Harnesses, &c.
Havisr sold my Livery Stable Prone-rip! now
do: to: sea theentire mock oi the stabs, Comte!-
"fig;
Shaken. lobes. Whips. rte.
Alanna aals, I rad-qfls Wat annulment!
ave-ea
s. w. (rumour,
I'll! somnoawsn. MI.
lemm4wkflérfilfinlml bartou'na _ . .
T a...
cumulus maroon
bdfi ‘ I
éguccessi‘ul Specialty.
duo. COSTELLO.
. aballuh-dm
Burrs !
Mflm
I...
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.
" uuuasuuum:
‘ «s
*
SCOFIELD aIrHOYT,
EllTS F0
ll BUTTERIC
’8 PATTERNS.
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31:33,
SOUTH NORWALI
P ulis,
Shade Rings,
Lace Curtain Cb
Lace Curtains,
Turcoman Curtains,
Chenille Curtains,
0d, at in. to 3;} in. to Plain Screen,
Fancy Screen,
um-
i
Mounted Shades, 250. to $1.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Poles, Wood Tr
,170 to $1.
3, to 750.
i.
rulings
'nicc
min
12 ft. lengths.
Brass
Cornice Poles, Brass Trim-
'Cou
Velvets, 900 to $1.20.
Tapestry, 45c to 900.
quuettes,
licdy Brussels, 900.
Smyrna Rugs
At Low Prices.
1e
(I
, 100 to 500.
100 to 20
Fairmount
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
c, with liberal
nt.
we
\
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
”Ci"
eta
1%0 13,0 500.
SHINGTdu; STREET,
Reed, ,
other Extra Supeu's,
600 to '7 5
cash discou
l
tibn Straw
Wane
US
3
u
l‘ftl
pi Car
Logwel
and
sq-
36111
In
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Bluluryulllll’luinr
............ muggy:
. moses. '
PLUflBllll}, , , mm”;
Still ill Galillllll. , , gummlofladoz.
suns HEATERS ‘ ,,“'“""""""
an sysrmuamrors
Hot Air Heaters.
'\ 'flaaudfliastlrouWorh.
'le-evaI—‘ Increase. '7 l
m r-'-. Ko‘couR,
953% luuuullu uluuu *
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