”WWIWW
hmwum
What! rates from
new“ toils mm to
' tilehwvathsrotlths
”summit-marrow.
be” Sunsets flighride Iowtide
‘ “ 5.06 I 11.13
Announcement-oi thei‘orwulk
Wheleluhwere out for a runlsst night.
Wham" has purchased the
muwmhmwnuthc
‘Seynsoarlot.
HearyfiBissell is home fromfit.
mhnving fully recovered from his
recsutdcknew.
Acarnootpigironhas josthsen dis!
chasgsd'for thelnckwood lfg. Co.»
«Ir. and Ira. Squire entertained a
ma theirfriendsat theirhouw on
ElmMTnudnumicp
0,2. Wilson moved yesterday from
“minim“ houseon West ave.
nagwhiehhsrecently purchased.
The graduating class oi the Center
school willgivea reception in theschool
hiding this evening from 8:00 to 11110
o'clock.
‘ ’ltl. Amflmith and daughters, having
m oi their household elects, will
go tollewhnrypcrt toreside. llr. Smith
will remain in Norwalk for awhile.
A ml,» or ice dripped from Portland,
lilac, onthe 10th lust., has arrived at
Wilson’s Point ‘for B. Bernhard. Anv
oboe cargo will arrive in s tew days.
'l'hsIadlsa’ Aid Society of the Full
Elmmholdasoclahlentlhe
‘ this afternoon and evening.
' , triendsof the church are cordially
invitsdtohaprssent.
lawyechssph A.Grnysndwifehave
Istansnflngthswsekwithlntiray's
parsnistat (lsorgetowmlr. Gray coast
tag downevery morning to his office
.nadrflnrningiathsevening.
J'hs'Christisn Workers of the East
AmllChachwillhold alunch
aad'satsstahmantat the homeof lire.
music,“ avenne,this new
in. Almmrdiallyinvitcd.
Eldest
dlsdlnYtnhs’uy-wrday
fni writer represented. iii-s Edith C
sexton of St. Paul's church.
The publicachcols close their spring
tsrsnthlsattesnoouandthascholasswtll
angoyawssk'svasstlon.
0.1!. Brondsld Is to open at 50
street, astotawhereacotnplsts
llneof all kindsof oils will he kept for
mle.
Bernard and inrgaret Reynolds have
purchasedalotoul’rospsctavsnnesnd
wiilat once begin the auction or a
’I’hehugeStJlerunrd dog owned by
Hr. Instill, of Elmenworth. is badly
sdlicted with paralysis. and is under the
carsof Dr. Bridges.
lites Annie lczwen, of llaio street,
borough, returned last evening from
Wmhlngton, I). 0,, where she has been
spending a mouth at ltta. Dr. BthmIr’a.
'I'hequcstlon has been asked whether
States Attorney Peesendsu would heati-
tale to request requisition papers for the
return of loreres‘oto Connecticut in
ciao ltwas hiigirl whohsd been who
ducted.
The funeral of llr‘s. Charlotte 2
washeldattheresidenceof herdao ter,
lira. Harriet It. 'I'ste, Henry street, East
llorwslk, yesterday afternoon. lies re-
mains were taken to Greenwood cemeu
tery this morning for interment.
Old Well Lodge. 1’. It A. 11., will con.
fer the third degree next Tuesday eves»
ingou one of South Norwaik's promi-
nent young men. The work will be im-
proved upon in some respects. It is
hoped that the attendance run he very
large. Refreshments will burned at
the cloec of the work.
The W. C. 'I'. U.. of South Norwnlk,
desire to express their thanks to the
hneinsaa men of this city, also to the
young ladiesand all who assieted in the
Business Ien’s Carnival. April 8 and 9,
for their hearty cooperation and gem
one nuance which made the entertalflo
merit a financial success.
Judge Venn hoe withdrawn the in-
junction made by him Tuesday. agninnt
Ilr. Alexander Weed, of Stamford, act»
ing as hurgeas.1‘he questions raised on
the kulIty of the election will he do.
cided later, but' In the meantime Burgess
Weed is free to serve and the husinees of
tpe borough will go on unhindered.
Commissioner Hotchkirs‘ report which
is made public today,ie an elaborate and
comprehensive paper, well arranged and
of unusual interest. Beside considering
manufactures, it has a long and creed
ingly readable presentation or the no.
interests of the state, hoth shell fish and
others. This would more naturally have
lie-looked tor in the fish report, but
wherever found it is valunhle and full of
information.
Inlanunty the publishers of Youths
Companiouopenedaprizecontesttoall
thepuhlicschoolsof the United States,
and the pupils were invited to write
essays on the ”Starsan pes,”ahand-,
somenntionaltlsgto to,tl:e
school in each state w h the em
Flanders, cl Norwichja the prize winner
in Connecticut, representing the Broad-
wayschool in that city. The members
at theschool will wntrihute toward buyemd.
.w» wmw“
HIKE! YEA” ow.
summon. “Cam [in Birth-
daySandnylva-tng.
KentSandnywill hearadletterdsy
in the history of the Young- Ian’s
MWJthgthsm
dondthsthird annivermryolthessv
sociation.
quartet“ dagiug. In the evening a
union servicewillhehetdln
Annotation and hyDr.llohls
Church, upon
ofths Churchtothedv
Colleywlllhpprsssutm
tomorrow cranial“
tomcetnllthernemhers
make it convenient to call
3?
Digs?
, wars in attsudauce at the
' Wandthsonsvenlietof
tohg'Wlhatalnssnitol
”-swwnatetm
teapointtoeallane
whsthsrornot this
I
3%
At snugserviceluthaafternoon
W.E.Colley.of Bridge-
willdsliveraaaddrassnpmi‘fiow- '1'
lug lldOais.”andtherewillhcapecial
“mom. mucusmam m
fulfills-autoimmunity“,-
Humans“ Agent ultddlsbrook returned
last evening from the trial of two New
“Canaan residents. charged with dealing
In "glande't'ad" horses. which has arous-
ed ooddarahls interest in that locality.
The Henry Psstt. sndh
Frederick Peatt. lived only 100 feet from
the New York state line, and carried on
their uninttlul hustnem with impunity.
Theauthoriticshad hecno'n the look-
out for them for some time past. but
were unsuccessful until this week.
Whenever a Connecticut constable visit-
ed thehomeof the Putts insearch of
the encoders. they would skip across the
state line, where they were sale lrom the
Connecticut authorities. and when ep—
proached by New York otllcisls they
would ship into Connecticut. "the olll
cials In this state, however, watched the
home of the Pearls constantly at late
and finally aucmdtd in securing their
capture.
IRIS ofleucc with which they were
charged/was committed“ on Feb. I. the
process was issued on that day and the
llew Ceoasn constables had been wareh-
ingtos thalawhseahassevsrsince. 1'»
case was tried before ,I It
“New Canaan, ysstard may.
era were convicted Thehne and mate
amount to $75 and the culprit.’ friends
are now cndeavoring to raise that
amount in order to more their relonee.
—Bridgeport News.
Andre Naeetrinni. an Italian laborer at
B. D. Pierce’s quarry in Bridgeport. w”
instantly killed yesterday afternoon,
being caught in the machinery of a
crusher.
"wni‘i'in.
Woman ”exceedingb
Imitmngcummtmsim
Sharron“ as nuifi. IIIQUIIIII As no; 9
Day strut. South Itorwalk.
AYIRl-JF- anguished osasnfi. never
work Reference required.“ 'I‘. 0 lloyt
4i Bayriew avenue. spin” at
AGIBI. POI GISIRAI. IIOUnl WORK Illa A
famiiyotthree. A yto lira. lsrshaii Tl.
Talia, Mry street. last
1&0Ailll— —A "W loll! GEN‘I'I SHIN CA3.
accommodated with room audhosrd. with
hot and cold oaths. at ho tI Ln'Ion street, South
liorwalk A) L's 5t
-
orwslh
. ton sou:
Adetiseineutsnnderthlahead. not execution .5
ilnen.ttime kart-sessile, i weehdm.
It
[‘OAT -Il "If DONG 12x I'll? uIllAl.
lip and malasaIl; nosing andsei Ill nee
(leorgcl Condom. Marvel an7 hr
"SON; 'I'llL't'K noses. 9 {SAKS OLD.
l with Cannon Earnest arpameiy or together;
l Bo: Wagon and centre. Inquire at this nuke.
S937 IV ‘
LOOPI IlAlilt! IORTIIIB,“ romeo“
S otBnyvtIIe Ll. Berth Ben. "to tan-Jew
sonndsad ingnod order through-
out. Wixthesold cheap.- “for want close Apply
to Wat. J. crew. Benetton. Conn. spit iw
on Piul‘fl’ll, 0311.103? waoon Wl’l'll
twnaeunoae' heavy Business Wagon with
haltsand,potc y:rlgztu¢ aiaotwoaets cites
Item. All willhem aoldverycheap todosc out an
estate. ILChasvnmloswalk. neatly
A60!“— 3 mamas t 00300!!!) WAG;
Buy a
vanilla street. Sonthlorwal Into It
SiooimIIaI-ow mimosa mm. cAIL
Mk» mud
outsmart»: s SALB— A nwuhulu
Mameadmutlts'gaonand. cult Keen
Milt; [Ill-l"
m,
snitch saddens-est Inquire
Begum mu
governmental-.19 wanna
wan-l
mwith sewer. Lot
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No Will AND FAR!!! A?
mama ‘ m I’ll-1%” Alblno'l‘ I”?
noorlaun.
some
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Advertisement-underside Mantra-citing:
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PLAY ADD SDPPL
Imihstsnsltof
BIB] Ciml Sunday School,
A's nnsrc slant,
FRIDAY EVENING, April 18
“A Glimpse of“l Par-adieu”
Willhsglvsairy .
LYCEIJI CLIJB at Brooklyn.
will is under the aaspiusof the
“K n "of
Veteran‘s. an 'I’rlnltyChareh,audwlllne
were, 29 OMS. apll iw
MU SIC .HAJJL.
JUS‘I’ ON! IIOHT. ,
SATURDAY, APRIL 19.
the Brightest and lunnleat Comedy Ever
MBIDIIBI
.Brh-lultllasb. u“ .c’
(mar-tag Dances.
Refined Specialties.
Pretty Girls.
A GREAT COMEDY
You In. ugh.
You Roar.
You .orouan.
riders. at. to and 75 cure
deatsnowonssieatlloytsandtlrsgsrys spit
MUSIC IIALL, 80. NORWAIJI
01cm warms.
Bummencinu Monday, April 21.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
First appearance in this city walls charming young
D133 FDINDISDI BEDDING.
Sn; ported by the young Romantic Actor,
And a Powerful Operate and We Company.
Change of 1’on Each Night.
”ORDAY— HARITANA
t'opnlnr Prices, to, 20 and line.
liver. ed Sent! nowon an at lloyt s and ”are.
IIIIEIIIIIIIIL
”-1”...—
HEIND’S BAND!
”A?“
Gemunla llnll, Washington St. Bridge
”on ..—..—
’: Monday, April 215i.
'I‘iclets. admitting Gent and India. we. not? it
5.107833
Barman If Horses!
Jmuflrdal
April I5, 18!) ’91. t!
New Eggilities.
was, A TELEGRAPH DPFlCE
With wires in connection with the liussn! the
Postal Telegraph and Commercial
Cables
line been opened in the
Mahackemo Hotel. 80. Norwalk
hmwhlch ssraahssantt all
uomM mW“"‘
o. w. nnancr'rann.
spits lw IANAOIIL
“‘“DDL DBL. DBL.
unmantdevgdaythroachhsnt-w
"l“ 073mm Bio“ and mum
gong. mm W
am... "33700“: Witwat’w, Pure
out o ,
Boguwmnmhm ”fl“. tinged Gaels, lurk
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPT‘LY.
.. HUNT LI ZELDFF
LIV t“
. Points in
A. bolmans’ Livery Stable P
Cloudy
I Botahla Will,
Themes nificcnt
New Spring Dress Fabrics
ouch lavish profusion on t
counters at the Boston Sto
forms a kaleidoscopic exhibi-
lion, pleasing to the e c and
thé artistic senses 0 such
assortment of Dress Stalls has
ever been shown by any meta
chant in this vicinity hereto
lore. Pile upon pile of soft,
lustrous cloths in every opu-
Iar style of weave and It IyDIIIId
red beautiful new colorings It
Is impossible to describe such
It line, you must see with your
own eyes to lolly appreciate
And the Trimmings—they are“
simply ole rent. \an Dykc
ice], Tinsel, Gold—4*
and Iridiscent cllects, Black
Silk and Mohair Points Bands,
Sets, Section Passamcntarics,
ctc., Buckles, Clasps. Slides,
Buttons, etc" all the very lat
est novelties of the season.
SIDED, WILLIS DID DDIDIIIIII.
TbcCIoak department Is now
fully stocked With a very ex-
tensive and varied line of
Spring Garments, representing
the latest creations In Jersey
and Cloth Jackets Silk and
Jetted Wraps, Connemara (Ir
colors, Shoulder Capes, etc
Our line Islargcr than any we
have prchously shown and
contains better values
PARASOLS.
We ask special attention to
our display of Pnrasols and Sun
Umbrellas. We show the lat-
est novelties, from the most
prominent makers, exclusive
styles which are confined to us.
An Immense line of Gentsond
Ladics’ lino Silk Umbrellas,
Inn'ng from $1.19 to 83.73).
A c oice assortment of Child
rcn’s and Ladies’ Silk Parasols
in colors and black, from 25c.
to $5.49. Special in Ladies'
and Gent’s fine Sateen Umbrel-
las at 65c. and 75a, warranted
fast block.
GLOVES.
An elegant line of new
Spring Gloves, in all the pop-
ular shades, at extremely low
riccs.
Ladies’ Fine French Kid
Gloves at 49c.
Ladics' 5-bntlon Dressed Kid's
Gloves at 79c.
Ladies'4-button8uechIovcs
in Tans, Slates and Block, at
98c.
Ladics' 8—bntlon length
Sucdc Mousquetaire Gloves in
Tans, Modes, Slates and Black
at extremely low price of 79c.
Ladics’ 5-hook lacing Glove
Ladics' 7-boolt Iacin Glove
In Tune, Black and Sales at
$1 25. Every pair warranted
and fit guaranteed.
New Tnfletta, Silk and Little
Thread Gloves' In large variety
freon 19c. up "
An elegant line of M‘Iaece’
worth $1 00
Also a fine line of Gent’s Kid
Gloves for $1.00, worth $1.25
New Hosiery.
Silk, Lislennd Cationic French
Novelties and Fast Blocks. We
are agents for the Hermsdorf,
w1ch,and Sunrise Font
IlItoIIII. Full regular made
Hone in Funnies end Blacks
from 1502 per pair up.
U nderwear.
Special for this week only.-
One lot Indics’ Jersey Ribbed
Vents, 3 for 190.
Openlsadayaal'f'harslsyliveslses
‘ till 8 e’m‘ldlfll! steal-ll“
IO o‘clock
Dan. The DBBIBB Spin,
\
Hartford, Lowell and Sloanem
which are now displayed inIL [km saw ”mom “com” v," M
' offlorflsnl
n Tans Slates and Black on] ”Wm” Mia-"J chm.
ifilflo. ’ Every pair warrant 2'“ “31‘..qu WWSLZMZ": 11;:
and fitted to the ndifdesirc. "mm“‘rl‘lm
Kid Glovco,’ III all mes, at 79c,
“,D
It! ““0“. u». ‘
.1
than any line ever otlared to the people
59¢ per poi r,
Resistant-semiotics
cLEnHAM MILLS canes-r.
Owned by the late A. 'I'. Mun, and will olsr a (31“ line of Illa“ Al’l' I’A'I'I'BIID today. Also a new line a!
net received. All the uswsty
and 'l'spssl Brnssells. Our at: it
vicinity. r3. week we shall all:
Is four times larger and ehea
a big drive In lace curtain“:
8mm BBBB Honda] and Timid IIBI8 I’Ilitt Saturdai III! 10 o’clock.
Bomb Burrall Store open even Iitli until BI’clIIl.
Saturday night: lllil 11 IBM.
DON")! MISS THIS SALE.
Removal” '
D‘DDI DDW DMD
"$.73” "‘ g $1»va m
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
c3338 Pllilie Horses.
n to a am
You will ltndpth'e Enl-
ES'A' continue. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST Asson'ratzn'r or
SALE HORSES in Fair»
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horse's cold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
I“. ll. PARSONS.
"II t!
FOR SALE
llorscs,Carrlages,Sleighs,
Harnesses. hon?
Ilaviry sold my livery Mable Trot
piles“ tor sale the entire stoch or the s .
ngor
’ "man
7 Phsemns.
2 Village Cam and Ham as.
8 Coaches.
.I now
at.
0a lea.
IS Hide-hr Carving".
8 (larvysli Sleight
29g»! Bobs for hrgi: Cams”.
etsor Double "was.
mot Single Bernese
saddles” dIIterent kinds.
Imam rafteguolw blankets. Robes, Whips, etc.
Ieo for “Hall residence 28 Wait avenue and
houses“ Iagrtu avenue.
S. \V. GREGORY,
sown NORWAIJ. MN
BEWBNI'I‘BBB!
Ill}.
NEW 600%.
Bammedtolmooovs shove the on!
sand, lntoansw store. and stocked it with new
Mandamus
333:8
b
GED D. DLYHDRD
48 l 48 MAIN ST.,
nonwanrt, c033,,
ALI. WARRANT ED
200 Doz.
5 Doz., 95 (Its.
mnmmmu
EARLY ROBE
_‘gn...
BEAUTY OF IIEBIIDS.
.Mw—u
Harwell: lotto. 7 West avenue Namath, opposite .
BIIIIImI 31'ch IIII.‘
Plush Seat Chairs,
MES.
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AGENTS FOB DDTTERICK’S PATTERNS.
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PLUMBING,
Dita! all comm
STEAM HEATERS
m _
Ilet Air limiters.
" , Drusieryandfilamm
LOWER THAN EVER.
Decorated Tea Sci,“ D
Pieces, “.35.
Decanter Chamber let ‘3.
Goblets, 40cto 8| s doz.
crass nos-es tee. , .
trons and muons ' ,
m and Sheet Iron Work. ' ‘
F. Kécoun,
lEDDDLDT 'l'LlLDB
kmbfiflW-‘HMMJ
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natal-museums
FRUITS!
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BANANAS a SPEQIAL'I‘
Norwalk Chronicler