. . MEI-W ; W, Anemone! influence! thence wllhfloetdoi Mdideotgettogethnr wlentnightendconnecting wnebeld. W‘W‘er Union in ' luleqlehnwillbniideece. ~Preewlptlonn angel-nu prepared at We. _______. Thenprinhlerie out today end in n m. welcomevieitorto the merchants who '7 lane $13.“... '"' °" W 1 item -._., w“ . ,9 “pm. is D; ‘ «J. 0. He'whine ie rehlng his house on Company P will be teeyeereoldon end theevent'wlll nodsubtbe ‘ " oheervedhythemiliteryhoye. ‘E-Girlnwentedtopneteciger boxes at filler-helmet. Thentrentqirinhlermnde its first ep- W oi the eennon uptown this W‘nrrnyedinegorgeonn cont ot yellow. ' Thre'ehundred Connecticut peeplenre expected to nttend the NetionelChrle- thin-deuce Oonvution inSt. Innis, sum. , KIM end wile hnve been spendingthep‘estweek et Long Ridge, null-mined Nextweektheyexpect hhveiorl’leride. -—'0elebretedclenu,ient3inchfloeiery. "hylmnuhlehechemomoch. WWW“ h- purchasedthe .’ _ onlttverelde avenue between ‘ ’ endthereeldenceoiloneeWii- conflict-Insomnia. ”1'91 ' ' with'neevcrset» “figmmmmwiufle ‘ mumnwnmwmeoouenmme mdflmNewmthsbnr‘her. momma w‘entoutwithrod end ,linelorelewhoureyeeterdeyeiternoon flee-utemgotnumewoor the-beingquitelerge,endell heentiee teem dthefirenlennhymie- tnhelnetnlghthrcogh‘toutl’utnnmflone one-non Wellliooh dhdderce. ’ “fictions fire. 'l'llentietehe ‘ turned. - "“.".vi€:" ’ The new olthe rescuer fihfiflwwnlhhnptietcburcb.“ dnyevmin’g,willheled by lies noon. . melt. Thenubjectwillhe,"fiowcen instances-user PP ndhrenehctthepeeeeweetried ' J“ .nrternoon. Jig-mm wo'rhiegdioeeflc. Smith ereenxionetohevee spell oi pieeeent weather. ' It is expected that the county coni- mienicnern will be in town egnlu llondey to decide upon the matter at n location for the Children’s Home. -den't received,ene|;gent lot oi Key Went Pine Apples. To test forng M fruits of nil hlude nt Reymond’e, 9 Into a, somor. M1: "artwo'wo‘to ’ i, i i i 3 E” the out. .. . .. , -—A genuine picnic, heme 10c per “3., ehouldersfio per Ib..nt T.B.Gnyer d Bon’e. lbs Fannie Clerk end lien Jennie Smith, who greduete iron the Over River school out Friday nlteruoon, will give e reception to about one hundred of their friends that evening nt the home 0! li- Clerh on lerwln street. -—Ir. Blnchmen, the pieno tuner, will be at the City Hotel next week. Orders mny be left there. The boys had n one hour loot race this morning. The course wen beck oi Iir. Bolmenn’ het factory. Following is the nndlfllepe; D. we milesendl'l lope; C.Peeder,8mileeendlolnpe. annleriieltrled toboerd e trein nt Henchenterleet evening, tell under ’the wheels and was dragged e consider- able dietence. He was tehennp nlive nudnentontoflnrt , hutdiedon the wey. He lived in N York etete and little more in known ebo t him. —L. H. Decker has removed hie pnint end well paper store to Swertz&Cor- bett’e new block, 79 Wnehington street. ’1‘. Winfield Scott, formerly foreman for G. 8. Gregory, but who recently re— moved to Ridgedeld, was in town this morning. Be an my new end pret- tyeottegee are being built in itidgriieid thbqinugend thnttbecomingnummer pro-heeto bring more city boarders to thet place then ever More. . —Drlve in brogene 98c, worth 01.25. Smith Bron. Colonel Doherty oi the Second regi- ment has muscled end hm received the resignation or Scoond Lientendnl’e Col- iey of the Bnnfleld guerd end Schefner of the Olly guard. Both resignations were requested on the grounds! ineilicio ency. Colonel Doherty mid lent evening that Mueller he will cell for the neig- netion of ell oflicere oi the Second regi- Frank Sherman’s young iriendelothe numberoltorty-twoluetethiehomeon Went street yesterday eiternoon, and iron 4 to 8 o’clock hednrightmerry time, end pnrtoot ole tine collation. younglolkedld jnetneyonngtolh heve,torgotell butthepreeeut é ell thexeelol youngblood. ”wen-combines" comment reported when i score nn handed us: 1". Genung, 8 miles I“ neurones my Wflfl. m 1'08 use. MW. ... a. aflawnm ' 3"m55°?%'359fl'h”fi‘d luv-ea saute. not“ Home A? ’Mfinmm n are e ems lens a meet. m cm." 'u.13.uu."'"wu'c% ct. “"" 'h'i'lr" Hummus-lunar Venom , g M ' wrre 4 ,. nets... it but “:3: we: hMfihfih .25 SWIM“ nerdy-smile, mrlytswplece end “"33 the bet Iwweln. w Annimsrnnos'n seu, — n DWILIJIO nonunndebontiiecreeoikndcel Ned rad. In beta the lately mom“ so" mnnmmmwmmm mums. hum-nee. and hnedtywntereedte «mnnhnwwdnm Aleollnaeeet an: m as. none," at. ’ your KW munrme er me on near rule-A mm maria - Arno. no rams A , Inner nit! omen-um; to ”lama Ems-=- ‘w'i'b Two's ~ TO LET. “mu-“Mined, exceedingb Ilmlunflullumlwegim AMI non-r noon. names on UN- furnished. nedevired,eleoeiewgutleneeeen hem-noisier with board end roe-net lie. tot Wnflngt- etrea. booth lorwelh. spit cons n'l' it liar-one mm. llQUllll oichmtrcholhllntCo. split! 1' till nurse "ll". so. IOIVA tourma- tee-eat. Ir: doc rent fig; threeroomtenn-eratelrd desert-i .tl). - onlreofCanrtz, watches. 8‘ nptltr 513.300” 01' "mm. AT: LI)! ereet,!lcrwelk, nee “Man. I" I5" R021: on who? nonsense-rim: “mm-'53.. I ' I I'm-id Uni}: hun'gu'i’d’d'lncum'mn "iii. Ahohoneeoidlcomna’e 'oedwnrd «degree Sit. Both in con order. Aleo e bones m m.“- luluull‘luttl I I‘ ‘ -» 11. Emlyn, April in end In. And Tuesday leiieee et 4 o’clock. on non? room A. o. menu. In... A UIIQUI AID AI’I'II‘I’IC ENTERTAINMENT m nlnnd-e-eluvedrpeewuedtoeeenmet everyperiernntce. PIICII, .5, as Old ‘0 Cells. lutentloyt'nndmnuqetevu. eple OPERA HOUSE ”Willa“. n 5 ‘Gmt Cher-seer study! on entire on more) Brass Milli}. mired under pence-e! direction cl '3. 0- .. I0". llld ettheflioe‘lheene, Yarn, Willi-Moi been. tethe Chute-w open Mm m ndfleb‘nflorwelh.‘ ”yo .. too. tool’s School, 31 LLCIDII. LMTBY IRS. E. H. Slillllllllfllllll, Tuesday Evening, April 15. areo'cmcn. Bab t—‘l‘he Art M of the Vatican, ill traind’fith ltceoptieoe. u edit-Yon, no (late. syn It Israeli-enter Trinity tlml inlay School, at retonlc BALL, FRIDAY EVENING, April 18 AMIIIII‘ “A Gil-pee el‘ Peredtne” mums: " IJ'CEIJ- canon, of nee-um. 'l'hn8n will be elder the It the “Kleg‘nlmhern”olhielym m . - it! hormones-re. pun [noose cowl-annoys mos-r noone oi ’ A . fl - in. me BICYCLEB- rm‘m.w.2m. all? “MI .1... GOLD warm! in non or m -Int. Aniteblelewerdwlllbepeldierin ”autumnal-mention“ null uneven. DB. W. C. BURKE, 18., summon-neon: mm warn-odwdnv-e. beam—rm. unison... ‘ epliii‘ Administrator’s Stile. Mend-ilk Pitt-eunuch! 0......» Hmmnmmfln nae-unevenness. leth'OIest r. elghtientend roofthe seine; th‘llli‘nthegronndni’ei‘ernethe brook eethewenottbednpotgend input in sloth-m. The. .3:qu . . cannula-u». ”lemme 'nyeflfimm'l WWW. so :1 25 r l o’ All. Willllitli'iED, 201002;. Pinion Potatooo, ., . EARLY noes j sum or mm in. PLAY ill] SUPPER ‘u-aeneryiseoeei- testis-eyes one ‘ oi Cloudy. W lloooootioo Solo . To commence tomorrow and last for four days, ending Wed- nesday, April 16th. Greet at- 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 there can be no doubt that our cnso tomers receive extra value for their mone . The economical, wieennd' 'fty lady. buyer of‘ are acts. DRESS GOODS. Time wasted is time lost, but time spent in examining the bargains ollcrcd in Dress Fu- brics during this sale will be profitable to both the customer and to us. We know that we are displaying the finest line of Dress Goods ever shown in Norwallr, 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 stripes, plaids, etc. 290 per (1 Fancy Silk Plush. We are 0 ering this lot at less than cost oi manufacture. This is no humbug, as these goods are well worth 75c per yd. ‘29c per yd for all wool, fancy stripes, side band Novelties, Cheeks, etc—goods from 38 in to 40 in wide. ' Your choice of 40 or 50 diflercnt stterns, and last but not least, the best value for the money ever offered any- where; 8 yds full dres pattern 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 pi ice of complete dress only $1.74. Such a bargain as this has never been oil'cred in Norwalk. 39¢ per yd, 54 in Stripe Sailings. '1‘ ese dre ell-wool u. and worth just twice the price we ask for them during this sale. 39c per yd for 38 in all wool Heuristics; a full line of colors to select from. The regular price of ndresspattcrn of 8 yds is $4.00, but during this sale you can get a dreesoi this description for 83.12. Bu’t [uni lo ulluyiul‘ooti HOSI rev. " ...........W was “debut-special mentions during thiegreet—lewewtlloilerthetollnwing unfold peirn landlee’ Fancy Cotton Honeworthldeperpeir. its will boy ! peirn thldren'e lent “Queens-swath 13in [Gillie 19c ford pvn fleetn’ teeny cotton} Beee,entenlvnlee10cperpeir. W GLOVES. 10c per pet (or Indiee'lilh Tellers Mud-mare. = liner settler lediee’ Blah 08b ”Malamute. .Iepwneirhrutu’edqeelltyl‘c amen-ammonia. ”Walkman-ha till ”.2 mm event-er till W, 'fintibomomxvueedww“ ileum 7*)“;va or, “101.0110," ‘ on (Jamison. narration; . mu U1 . ' GLeNHA 0wudbytheleted.’l‘.ltewert,eedwilieflerelelllieeol Ilfll AI! PA tn-dn . m 1-. “a." mun y Abe-evils“! M MILLS career. of Hartford, Lowell and Sloéné- awesomeness-awn nnd'tnpent Bro-elk. on tin-begun wfifirmm” people flammability. Tbleweehwenbntt webmvele lace nedehaper Gaul-set Store on: Inlay all ilintay militant sumo lllll it o’clock. Soul Norton sure on every um not 8 o'clock. HON’T MISS TE 1'8 81.13. Saturday limo ul' 1111th ’ D MW ,5 , new low ' l" My“ ‘ at. .y, oooooooo ——o?——- Mill Hill illl Billlli -——- 03—— llllllllillll lllll THURSDAY APRIL 2 and a. lady ettndin the opening will be preeezt crime Much ei V‘Io’etn. All are ctrdleily in- vited to attend. ‘ Horse Buyers We are constantly re- ceiving Pine Home, nnited to all p see. You will find the I'll- 28'1' coaonzns. the BEST nous-runs. the (NEAREST WORKERS end alto other the 8381‘ 3mm or SALE nouns in rein- field county. Per-tie wanting any kind of Borne, can be en! 8238. All Home nold by this entnhllnhment are WAMTED. NI. II. PARSflN S. BlilllllS Pllflfll Fill. FOR. SALE. iiorscs,Carringcs,Sleishs, Harnesses. &c. Invi told I Livery liable W .I now mm'mmdummumme’mo- i ii? i o i i ununuuohq ‘ i .go he he “or EE. 5' . i t o Fii Heel-t. Inna. Whi ale, I Was ndlctee rdhne. S. W. GREGORY, .m- eon-rs mm. cons. 5: 3‘ is 5 pl. rte. "use.“ V ”3“?“ V animators ilcrunm ....__g_...... - Successful Specialty, l m GEO. COSTELLO, ”thin-w FRUITS! tun-b. nun-u ’W. . Pillilllillli: BCOFIEL-D a: Hoff-r, AGEITSFOR BUTTEllch'S PATTERNS. 1 i “:h: .l l. hains. (to it ,! mi sz ll"! Lace Curtain Chains Shade Rings, Pulls,:Cy Lace Curtains, Turcoman Curtains; .-, . Chenille Curtains, . to Plain Screen, Fancy Screen, im- on as 8 to in. UPHOLSTERY- DEPARTMENT. , 17 c to $1. Cornice Poles, Wood Tr , to 7 5c. 0d, i ii mings 12 ft. lengths. mm Cornice Poles, Brass Trim- Brass Mounted Shades, 250 to $1. Velvets, 900 to $1.20. Tapestr , 450 to 900,. Moquettes, Body Brussels, 90c. Smyrna Rugs At LOW Prices. ral gers, A. DICKERMAN e. SON. ; ll 4. ”WASHINGTON STREET, , with 1i Fairmount 100 to 200. and other Eistra Sit CARPET DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. lscount. tian Straw, 10c to 500. Reed. pi Carpets rains, 15c ’50 500. 600 to 7 50 cash d' 8 owell, Valid Hem In L firstorynililanviut .. .............. ”“2293“ ‘ menu. PLunsmo, Mum...” Sltal all liallllllll. , Gammon-gr- S Chm-bled!“ ’ ijnuTm nomuenjesors flat so: Heaters. ' Th-dulm'ct. F. KOCOUR. no . may mil-m mam am
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