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mmararonomcs.
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rams-minds. Chas
cool, snti-cyclorie moving from
alum yregiou has ndvsn‘ced
“but the Iakei. with freezing temper-
prohaply attendst by sharp local
Its mlluence on vegetation in
motion will probably be slight, ex
tiinnostltern d’utricts, but it will
felt more severely in New England.
dawn-ion, now central In Wy-
Territory, will probably move
. by a “warm wave” affect-
tbis isaectiou tomorrow and Monday
. Methane Iiiaynactmrnpanyd 2:;
dopamine in Kansas, Iasouri an
t Slates to-day and tomorrow.
is
probably prevail, with brisk to fresh
‘ "ugly to westerly winds, becoming
In, followed by slightly higher tern-
' In the MiddleStates and New
cooler, fair weather will pre-
with In“ to fresh northwesterly
shifting to northeasterly, follow-
Wrim'ng temperature. in this casino
in this rection and in New
,warmer weatheivlzill prod:
thy prevail, with fresh vans win
mg easterly and southeasterly,,a'
cloudiness in this nation, and
on III-day gully cloudy, warmer
Wot“ rat a.
{M Almanac tor 'l'o-morrow.
hash. kin-eta flinbtide Iowtide
not i I 12.00 5.32
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’i
Boom Nonwarx COKGREGA’I’IONAI. —
Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching at
”Ma. m.; Young Peoples’ peeling at
. at 7:30 p. In.
Bournllonwux Barns-r. -—Subject of
mmaingdbeorirae—Why we are called
The evening service will IT:
3% meeting when there m
be m by Union Theological Semi-
nry students
Tenn-n Comm—Second Sunday
aft. Easter. Holy Communion at 7:30
a.III. Homing Eprayer, litany and set-
monntdom. Evensoug and sermon at
Tram. Tbcsubject of the evening dis-
‘Mwill Ire—What is my duty as a
‘ ". wa‘ippu in the houseof God?
acorn Bonwirx Women—Rev.
Bartholomew will preach to-mor-
~ rowlutbeahsence cl Rev. C. J. North.
,pa-Iorn. II :Charlofie’l‘l
orningsu ject— s
why a christian should ask large
m. Heeling of the Socier
Endeavor from 6 to 7.1%
mucking service in the evening.
[liner Commanonn. - Sabbath
Dr. Both will preach upon the
waitingmtio findlroom.
the chu m units
maker-ring the anniversary
tbsY. I. (LA. in the Methodist
lawns lemon onrsr Cum. —Dr.
%Vsnuatyne, odor. Preaching at
a... At grailpm. thethirdauui-
ofths Young Men’s Christian
All the churches unite.
”mutants“! deliver an ad-
Tbs of the several churches
Imam”
marrow. Van ZIndt
wmr—chingby bytbcpllwhfl
firs-ohm. Subject-—
“This is the fifth ser-
E}
.Zlul A. I. E-A unionpraysr ser-
‘ ”will beheld to-morrow evening at
ffln'dnrk. Brethren fromsomeofthe
“Intownwill participate. All
answdiallytavited
Mall)! m.-'la.m.knse drill;
ll...,bollnsw;8p.m.,frasaodsaay;
In-Ivasion
marting.0s Alina
:Mmlsadthnuigb “-
’ameeting.
Mberowds. Bests free. Allars
m
w -. “ “.'Ch’y
' 1.0“"me Whitehead” ii at
wwwharf withs cargo of
HNV‘IAI b
”balm improvement are being
mug-pl: on lots avenue
,. by B. Blrssll.
WW rfldshns of Charles E.
piss bass Inad- still prettier
bya vary tasteful ”out.
tlI‘I dikict today fair, cooler wee er-
mm
“headcount.” city.
Eoglnrei Rider has fmltbsd a plan
for the introduction of public water at
WestporI.
Rev. 0. J. North was suddenly called
to Auburn, If. Y., yesterday owing to
thesrslous illus- ol his mother. “
A ' «mutants: for the sensor of
the orwalk library will begiven a_tths
0 House on the evening of lay 2.
T rty-two pleas of flowers were pro
sen totbagradualesof the OverRiver
School at the commencement exercises
yesterday afternoon.
Col. Geo. Ford, who made such arac-
cesslul canvas for TIIII Sumner. Direc-
tory, has been engaged by the Bridge
port Post for a similar work for that
PIP“?
The driving truck has been put in ca-
cellent condition,,aod isnow ready for
use. We suspect some of the boys will
nscit this afternoon. and that there will
be some lively brushing.
Chris. B. Stevens has as pretty and
perfect a brood of Brahmas sscan be
seen.“ They are from one of the Judd
fanciera could wish tor nothing better.
We were a little premature 'sbout the
arrival of the our land of horses at
Brooksids Stock Farm. They were to
arrive night before last, but owing to
are now to be seen at the Farm.
John Skidd and William Msgner were
tried yesterday afternoon before Justice
Austin for throwing stones at Michael
Ichay’s house at Bull Run. Skldd was
acquitted and Magner was fined $1.00
and costs. He opthed from Ihe dents-w
ion. - ‘ .
The chair engaged by St. Paul’ II church
for next year will be: Miss Lillian A.
Sherwood, soprano; Mrs. NettieL Hoop
ington, contralto; E. E. Cmvm, tenor:
Everett Noyes, bass; William A. Clark,
organist._,v'fiie choir will be under the
I'Irection of Mrs. Huntington.
Alden Salmons has leased the stable
now occupied by Silas W. Gregory. and
istohave possession of it May 1. We
understand that this stable will be de-
voted largely to boarding and sales
horses, and will enable Mr. Snlmsns to
make his livery business better than
ever.
A. H. Wooster has just issued a small
two leaf circular containing in twenty-
two paragraphs answers to the questionsL
most likely to be asked of an attorney by
persons more Or less familiar with potent
business. The circular contains quite
an amount of condensed information
and is well worflLp-rflving.
The annual ball of Putnam Hose 00.,
No. 1, of South Norwalk, was held on
Wednesday evening of this week. The
attendance was very large, and the com.
pany firebclass in every respect. The
toilets of the ladies Were very pretty,
and many graceful dancers were seen
upon the floor. among whom was the
fine figure of Chief Sam McGowan.—
Weatporter. _____
The play and entertainment at Music
Hall last night, under the auspices of
The King's Daughters of Trinity church,
was It success in every particular—murd-
ing pleasure to the large/attendance and
profit to the cause in whose aid it was
given. The play, “A Glimpse of Para
dies,” by the Brooklyn Lyceum Club,
wasavery amusing comedy, and well
presented, the entire cast acquitting
themselves in many particulars equal to
prolemionsls.‘ The supper was excellent,
well served and liberally patronized.
A Wall Known Ilorsa Dealer Dead.
William E. Darin, of the borough, rec
ccivsd a dispatch this morning announc-
iogthsdeathof llr. Oakley, of thellrm
of Oakley a Smrtb. horse dealers, doing
busine- oII Twenty-fourth street, New
York city. Ir. Oakley was well known
among the horsemen 0! Norwalk and
vicinity. -.,,-- _
Inner-bk Discharged Soldiers recurred.
ow Edsel-slam ‘ Illst
.m‘m,“
Brothers stock, and prize birds. 2 Poultry”: ‘
delay did not get here till last night, and
m" .. ‘5' ” . , ,
Mass:
to l’.Blrrila.iIl 0sasiovls,ll.
Y,,agrsdsatsot reams.
/% own.
”What
Minis-rats m: tit
IIII. I tiwrch .J
"IA! (Hill. Dllilkll IIIIUATIOI Al
waltrsm. erred
in 'd
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WWWAID AND No.5 '01! YOUR
film-By alto G'l'olllsslrnstagoutlb‘
SWAT“)! AA lllltsl. lllqll'lltl A‘l' It)i a
Ilsyatreet. loath lorwalk. spit
ANNE-Clad“ Gllll. POI! HIIIIMI. “out!
work. Reference required. In To Iloyt.
rt Bsyview arenas. _ * spill at
OIRI. roe unrest. none: worn: [It A
flamlyofthree.n ytc lira. Marshall I].
rouu. Rurystreet. last. omlh rota at
OAID- A "W IIOIIB ("It'll-BIDS CAN
be acrcaimodated with rooms and board, with
Mould baths, at )lo 21 Unloosuceoiir-nth
as not
FOR SALE.
as Mount lshead. aot'ere’eei a
nae-:1 time as. a th- Etienne mm m:
Boar“ —Is nIIr Imus. I»; rsr’r Bran.
' ltmlngaod sail: all new
”PI I!” 1'
lsrruo‘c molt Holst. I runs one.
mam
wtthCutssd saw,
13.???”dewa loqulrfzt" thlaoflrr:
Ipr '
LOOP “HARRY IOR‘IIIIB." VOIIMBRLY
ofBayviLlc LI . m1!“ tons, new
sitesaaremer I; sound and rogues! order through-
out. Wilbesold cheap for went of are. Apply
toWIn.) Craw. Rasaywmtcnn. stillw
01¢! FRAME, “NB lion? WACON Wl'l'll
iwosuts one heavy Banners Wagon true
shafts, polendluy rigging; alro two sets of tar
hem. Allwlllbe said very cheap toelose out an
estate. ll Chasm, NorwaLI auz tl
\
A6033 3 SPISDLBS, I COXCOIID WAG
on. zlop carriages. I Iworeat pleasure mg;
on, lseccnebaudopsu buggy. All eheI&.llu
top boggy, wumled. for only Still right ,8
Flynn, Franklin street. Booth Rorwalk. milk if
R001“) llAI’iD FURNITURE mYBo, (' UL
petch nmgbtaad 'anld o'rsolvl s... commit
dgumymwxcfim onderthesai
W'cn Army barracks, South \crwaia. Wm. Pod
more. 1mm
DMIsln’l'Ra'l'mt’a SALE ~A DWELLING
Boureandahontit acresoflaodmnll Neck
road In south Borwslhbei II: the lenses latex
occupied by Ben} min I’ ceramic. Inquire
of will into B. Reed. Administrator
I 101:3! asnwr 19 ELIZABETH STRIB'I'.
Booth Rory-all Retire contains heater and
baacity water, and isconneeted with sewer
66:150. on which' III ban and good variety of fruit.
Also an acre! or oyster ground. apply now A a)l’nty
mod, 19 Elizabeth til. 333
Hensley.K BUILDING um ash rinse u
mean a his more asn on user
mus- imrsvss'nrurmsm wins
smorlarsn. 13ku a counts. Imu-
socedgesta.
TWO choice buliding‘ ore mm o feet front.”
West avenue. Apply '0 W13 Ming“: at
t
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oil) it
1
TOLET
Advertisements under this head, not acceding 5
lines, ltimematiatesfflr. tweet Iiflw
W0 600]) R331! 0! runs ROOMS EACH
stairs and down. Reduced me: A
at Kiln comment, Rorwalk. sp
Rooms. A1 I? RAYMOND scum. ISQYIII‘
Chart: or Y otk [Int Ca.
'1' 100 SPRING D'I'Rll'l', Mr. NORWALK.
foormom to nest. first door rear n50;
eemoniEeneIIent. third bur rrutflw In
wire of C tiwsrtz.uld Well Clear Co. ap II If
09's ON WIS'I' IA]! MERIT. boil»
walk Inquire or George fi.tire,gnry,£i§ht
street livery stable,
urns“ PART 0! HOUSE. C “(XIII RAN
ford Place South Isle rt, six rooms, Slit
Alsohnuse of a room on Woodward arose, ren.
fl'l. Both to tom lets order. A,” s bruise In
a'ait Kerwin, Ill client I a doubled“;
OUSIO‘ Gilliill) roses 9 R0035, ALI.
Improvements. Int. 3 Act—
una. LII t!
Annual“ COWAINI‘SO "all? Icons 075
Paws-slop tout-are»
dietary. qomdmlioulduortllaultsflroad
Company. mchlztf
um APRIL let. 0! amour: PIAI'I.
lowerlcoriverootsnanrltworooarria attic
Ilhsymour. fall
ovens. cross All!) BARK Oil cross
street md Hilton avast, lorwnlb. sire
of Burr Smith.
mm nous IN A WIN!!!
incalltyhsfiudtopcrlnnswhownnldllknto
visit Want-grouse“
Ha
orders
The ntteutlon or In 8mm has “,0.
-been called to Chapter CXXIV. of the
publicactsof 1880,and ton eciaioo of
thesupreme court, both of icb wears
asked to print for the information oi
those who have the appointing power in
municipal affairs. The statute reads:
"Inevcrypublic department and upon
District at flaw-III so: Probate
(:an April tour, a. 1).. Into
Midwi-
“WWW
hathllmltsdaadatliswad
hwnnflorthvcrs‘tors’ of
all public works of thisstata honorably meat...“
preferred for appointment and savior
meat. Ans, low of limbs, or other phy-
shal impairment, which does not in fact
shal not ballast-slim to db-
guilds-liner
tbsOltyofBrldgspert, XLV.ofConnsI-w
tlcnt Reportssay: “A pollesmanofa
cityisapuhllcnfllcsr,holdlng his allies
asstrnstfromthestats."
rascals-await“ wear
Information has been received from
whatassiustobsarallahls source. that
withlnths past few days Ool. W. Tl.
"court to Farrell against
discharged union soldiers and sallorsara M
PTLI‘ LIL ' L‘uTPlL
L
Intuit-dint
Trinity Church Sunday Scion],
a'r nusrc rune,
FRIDAY EVENING, April 18
Aplay entitled "
“A Glimpse of Parndlsc”
Will he given by
LYCBIII cum or streams.
'“I'llibng'g. '42”: my‘z’bunh, and will I:
ready at 5:30 p or.
nouns, 19 Cliffs. soil is
MI) 91310 HALL.
JUST ONE Illcll‘l'.
SATURDAY, APRIL 19.
9
The Brightest anrl Funniest Comedy. Ever
Written.
MLLL’L Lyn
MWIMMMNWJW.
Beautiful finale. .r
Clinch-g one... '5’"?
Defined specialties.
Pretty Girls
A GREAT COMEDY
You Laugh.
You Roar.
You Scream.
futons. as, so and 75 crime
Seats now on sale at Ron's and Gregory's. apll
MUSIC HALL, SO. NORWALK
ONE WEEK.
Unusually Inlay, April 21
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Fir»: appearance in this city of the rituals e
treasend \ ocaliet, g ’ “It
11183 FHAHCESEA BEDDING.
Sngpori ed by the young Romantic Actor,
RIB. ll. SMITH
And a Powerful Operatic and Drumstic Company.
Change of Playifiach Night.
HONDAY— MARITANA
Popular Prices, IO, 20 and title.
Hair ed Salomon sa'e ll Iloyta and ”Ole--
HHHHE THHHHHLL
MB"—
:HEINE’S BANE!
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llernnola lloll, Washington St. Bridge
mos...—
Monday, April lel.
Tickets. admitting Gent and Ladies. Mo. cpl? 4t
AIOTBER
Larlnal of Horses!
Jastarrivedat
A. Salmons’ Livery Stable
April l5, use. loll If
New Facilities.
m, A TELEGRAPH 0mm:
Willi wires in m with The lines of the
Portal Telegraph and Commercial
Cables
Ruheeaoprned lathe
Mahackemo Hotel. 80. Norwalk
Proawhrhwugueaahsscntloallpsrtr t
Usitediitatrs, ”Manure”. of he
0. W. BLATCIIABD.
IANAOIR
Fish. FISH. FISH.
Aaestraarrirdev u Int.—
nmw "-
Hllllllw Hills“ all millilll‘l
spill Iw
.1, ,, berries, Pure
'i’arlisd Cara-s, reap,
owner, 3%,;
60008 DELIVERED mommy.
“1'1: [WW L ZELUFF
NOTICE.
‘1'
Fsirand warmer. ..
LT y'“nya'L"7'"'""'1I LILIL i‘
The magnificent collection of
New Spring Dress Fabrics
which are now displayed in
such lavish profusion on the
counters at the Boston Store
forms a. kaleidoscopic exhibi-
tiou,p1easing to the eye and
the artistic senses No such
morlmcnl 01 Dress Slul‘is has
ever been shown by any Inci—
chanl in this vicinity hereto
lore. Pile upon pile of soft,
lustrous cloths in every popu
Inr style of weave, and a bund-
red beaul n1 new colorings It
Is Impo Ible to describe such
It line, y u must see with your
own ey to fully appleciate.
And the rimmings—«Ihey arcuri
simply cogent.
Points in Steel, Tinsel,«Gold
and Iridiscent cRecls, Black
Silk and Mohair Points, Bands,
Sets, Section Passamentaries,
etc, Buckles, Clasps. Slides,
Buttons, ctc., all the very lat
est novelties of the season.
SLILLEWIILI anLLaI'menls.
TbeCloak department is now
fully stocked With :3 very ex-
tensive and varied line of
Spring Garments, representing
the latest creations In Jersey
and Cloth Jackets. Silk and
Jetted Wraps, Connemara Cir—
culars, Shoulder Capes, etc
Our line IslargeI than any “0
have previously shown and
contains better \alues.
PARASOLS.
We ask special attention to
our display of Parasols 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 Gent’s and
Ladies’ line Silk Umbrellas,
ranging from $1.19 to $3.79.
A choice assortment of Child-
ren’s and Lndies‘ Silk Parasols
in colors and black, from 25c.
to $5.49. Special in Ladies'
and Gent's fine Sateen Umbrel-
las at 65c. and 750., warranted
first black.
GLOVES.
An elegant line of new
Spring Gloves, in all the pop-
ular shades, at extremely low
prices.
Ladies’ Fine French Kid
Gloves at 49c.
Lsdies’ 5-butlon Dressed Kid
Gloves at 79c.
Ladies” 4-bultonSucdeGlovcs
in Tans, Slates and Black, at
980,
Ladies’ vaullon length
Suede Mousquetairc Gloves in
Tons, Modes, Slates and Block
at extremely low price of 790.
Ladies’ 5-hook lacing Glove
in Tan, Slates and Black only
$1. 00 Every pair warranted
and filled to the hendil‘ desired.
Ladies ~7- hook lacing Glove
in Tans, Black and Slates at
$1. 25. Every pair warranted
and fit guaranteed
New Toilette, Silk and Lisle
Thread Gloves In large variety
from 19c. up. ,
‘ Ali elegant line of Misses’
Kid Glovciil is all sizes; at 73c,
Ivorlb $1. 00.
Also a fineline of Gent‘s Kid
Glows for 81.00, worth $1.25.
New Hosiery.
Silk, Lisle and Cotton in French
Novelties and Fast Blacks We
are cg cuts for the Hermedorf,
launch, and Sunrise Fast
Bpacks. ,, Full regular made
Hose in Fowler and Blacks
from 15c: per pair up.
U nd erwear.
Special for this week only. ~—
One lot Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed
Vests, 3 for 19¢.
Opts Isslaysal'l'haraiay live-lags
till I s'elosl, lstlrday areal-rs Illl
EEH HHSHHI HIRE,
Got. Male and Wall 8b..
\IIII Dyke “031$"
59c per pair.
Asn
Store open Monday and Thursday until 8 o’clock.
South NIrIall Store fllfll every 111th until 8 o’clock.
DON’EL' MISS THIS SALE.
um takeathsagsnoylortbs
s
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GLENHAM MILLS CARPET.
Owned by the late A. '1'. Stewart and will cfler a full line of null! LIT PATTI! Ill to-d
’ just received. All the new styles of I v. A.” I new line of
Hartfora, Lowell Lround Sloanes
Extra Super, Axmlnlsters, Ifoquettes. Velveta, Body and Tapestry Brunei-Ila.
than any line ever oilered to the people of Norwalk and vicinity. This week we a
Our stock is four times larger and cheaper
hall otter a big drive in Laos Curtains at
I?
Saturday until 10 o'clock.
Sallrlay night: until ll o’ylucl.
REMOVAL.
on. II. who,
Forwalt, lg“; . eIt avenue. Norwalk, opposite
Horsé Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COAC" 1:38. the
BEST ROAD TEES. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair--
field County. Par-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
R]. H. PARSONS.
“5 Il
llorscsfiarriogcs, Sleialrs,
Harnesses. dc.
llan'ny sold my Livery Stable PropertyJ now
oflcr for sale the entire stock of the stable, consist-
lng of
so Rinses
'I' Phaeton.
2 Voters Carts and Tin-mun
El Couches.
'2 (‘arryalLs.
3 Spindles.
3 Business Wrgorw.
1 Road Wagon.
l Wagonette.
l Holley.
ll Cabot les.
15 tildehar Carrillo-s.
3 Carryall Sielgha.
‘2 rlets of Bobs for Large Curr) an
:1) Sleighs.
I: Set: of Double Inmate.
30 ~eta of lilr gle Room.
10 Saddles dItfercnt kinds.
I! Sets of Rod Belle.
Large stock 0 blankets. Robes, Whips etc
Also lot sale In residence, ‘28 War avenue and
house and lot on alugtou avenue.
3. \‘l'. GREGORY,
SOUTR NORWALK. CONN.
FURNITURE.
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.
Raving removed to four doors above the old
stand. lntoanew store, and stocch it with new
goods. among than
Plush Seal Chairs,
Bamboo Furniture. ”manoeuvre Chairs,
Footrests. stands, stuck. to fact cveryI log you
can thloh er in the lbrnltnrn line
bodyvlln ted localised look at a bright
ncw atom“, grossed with bright newgoods.
HEH. H HAYHHHH,
46 8t 48 MAIN ST.,
KOIWALK, (7010!.
{Mill (:3
ALL WARRANTED,
200 Doz.
5002., 95 ms.
Fina SBLH Potatoes,
EARLY ROSE
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