, , filial-diluting “5““,
MW" "2.“ - ‘ m: “Old w.“ Bonk
‘ “ snowman-«whom»...
Iemwt ”will”. 3
I, basal-awake”
‘ message” oithe
‘” .mp1
3, Ill! to
. ufiwm‘eeunoil will hold
' ‘ mmvmumrhammg.
. a". adjourned. meeting oi the (hurt
.3 of Burglar- will. be held tomorrow
3 Ibliiuie’l‘oilee leit town today to
5v“ friends in New Britain, Ansonia
, ‘ When Rev. C. J. North prrived at An-
barn, N.‘ Y.. be found that his aged
’11:ehoat“Preston&Wrigbt' has or-
rivedvatitaymond Bros.‘ wharf with e
We! El Hora coal.
I” ' NEW“M horough,spent
in Dsnhury, the guest of C. H.
FmdthedrmoiBeckerlekCo.
' In. Katharine B. Dowd or the Con-
. 'eerd mreet echwl, is spending the Spring
vacation at her home in North Haven.
'vlalud Davis, son of Ii. Davis, the
'tfltw, starts today for Denver. Cob.
wincheitas accepted aposition as
Vstsnographsr.
A mare-colt valued at $1,500 was foal-
Ilflturdaymurningat the Bubingera’
wok {arm by Weetcheeter girl. The
fiahl’aaimmons.
Aeeadingtotheircnstomiorthepast
two years, the scholars at the Center
whoolwillbnildalarge mound in the
molyardonArhordsy.
Swurhach, the pitcher, is out oi no
mood h in New Haven trying
.toeecereoue. lie umpired the Boston-
New Haven game yesterday.
Matted many peoplewent to church
gustyand a good many went fishing.
(larch-goers heard good neutrons and
them had good luck.
A moi holine- meeting will he held
at Dibble’s hall this evening at 7.45
o’clock. {l'heee meetings will he held at
them-eplaceevery londay evening.
' Howard Berle, oi the borough, and
m Patrice,“ this city, left town
”lathe Iammoth Cave, Ky., on
Iphntretrip tor the benefit or their
' health.
mm” well known real-
u 0! W, died last Saturday.
M nvieee in connection with his
mwfllheheld at St. lary's church
tomorrow morning.
OBWJIWF.&A.I.,willcou-
chethitddegreeto-merrowevening.
“Mimosa" cordially invited
to be present. Belresbmente will 'he
nevedaitathework. C“
mew Williams,“ the borough,
”halides“. tor travel. pay, extra
‘nflmmwmmb
“do-imamnfingmalltoa
“his"
”Runs-h thnestudeuteol Union
' lie-leery delivered short
*ufiefiowth Norwalk Baptbt
you Theyqoheupoulapeaflbiaa
'udqtherespeettvelleldstowbieh
. wgflshoetly heeeat. The-eating
has
A? M‘s.“ M Innate
.mo
Dilli-
unad-
‘..;o). H: .3. ‘ w
00.,Nu‘1.'lllllawm
Boasatonlel'oad yesterday and is now
on exhibition in Dauhury.
‘ Timothy Keely, sr.. or the boron . is
inavery feebleoondt'tion, and his, th
is anticipated at any hour.
you”... employed in on New
flaveuoflceol the Dev road. spent
yesterday Sunday among his Norwal friends.
bably
m‘fi'li'.
Ir. and lire. George Day, of New
York, spent Sunday wtth lire. Day’s
mother, Ire. Ballard on East Avenue.
Selectmen Daskam will attend the an-
nual reunion of the Lancasterian School
annotation at New Haven on Wednesg
‘9!-
A Sunset. reporter picked up a watch
this morning, which the owner can have
by calling at the branch office oi the
paper, No. 25 Main street, Norwalk.
The meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. at
the South Norwalk Baptist church this
‘ evening will be hd by Samuel Hopkins.
The subject will be, "What more can we
- o for our church ?" ’
hganotbe 3rd degree tovnigbt. A pum-
Lodge, Greenwich, tomorrow evening,
leaving South Norwslk on the'llzao train.
Duties: News.
to. Chesebro is quite ill.
Walter Whitney has purchased a new
home.
Benjamin StrJohn has built an addi-
tion to his hot house.
Henry Tolles is building~.-a house on
the new road.
S. Weed has commenced excavating
[or the cellar oi his new house on the
new road. .
S. 1’. Bowen has accepted a position
in the store at C. W. Lounsbury.
Charla Conley has lelt the employ of
'1'. Bell. -
ii. Pooley has purchased the trotter
“Phillie Rich," 0! Walter Sharron.
A New Ito-user for Wilson Point.
A trial trip from New York to Wilson’s
Point was madeSaturday oi the ,new
and immense transfer steamer Express,
recently constructed [or the New Eng-
land Company. On board were Presi-
dent Siarbuck and Vice-President Stev-
enson, oi the Housatonic system; Presi-
dent Boetwiok, oi the New York and
New England Road; President Tedcastle,
of the New England Terminal Company,
nudother railroad officials of high de-
gree. An elaborate banquet was served
during the trip. "
The Express is an important addition
tothe fleet which conveys freight cars
from Wilson's Point to the New York
and New Jersey Terminal distributing
points reached by the Housatonic and
New York and New England Roads. It
is over 300 test long. and has room for
twenty cars. The express is equipped
with twin screw propellers, has electric
lights, search lights, steam steering ap.
paratue, and all the other approved de-
vices for ealety and convenience. Speed
was notso much sought tor, although
theExpre- can make good time for a
vessel built for her purposes. The other
boats now in the service of the New
England Terminal Company are {our
iloats, each with a capacity of twelve
cars, two powerful tugs, and the steamer
Cape Charles with a capacity of eight
cars. Freight care, when delivered at
Wilson’s Point over the Danhury a Nor-
walk branch of the Housatonio, are run
upon these craft and quickly towed to
their destination, lreignt from New York
and theWmt being forwarded toWilo
son’s Point and thence dispatched in the
same way. This freight includes the
busine- iu this panel the country of
the United States Expre- Company.
—llave you ever used the "island
Gem” dour? Its the best made.
Almflgnollpnng.
medicines warranted to cure anything
troma spavin to the yellow jaundice.
Other remedies with still morewonder-
l'ul powmnot only drivsall signs of
epringieverand horroraoi houseclean-
ing trove theeystem, but are also highly
"commented tor growing whiskers on
held headeor straightening cram—eyes.
Eaehyearadds bundredsot these new
eeratlone until it most seem. to read
theircireuhrathatioramantodlewas
allontoltbequestiouevenlthewanted
)haejmt putapewpluhisyard,
addiegatew dropsot anything
the tobeildaaopweheaieorpotelarope.
wflhhhprodte. Bat asthe
pehlemntiaus teammate-t-
'muuabmamm-pm
Bu” Mam-91a 1' 0:013. ""119"
he: or the brothers will'v‘i'slt nmpmj
Gland Banjo Concert
Undor the sunscreen or “noun M412:
TIL'IIB'I'S, 1‘0“ ALL I’AII'I'S lll‘ 'l‘llll HOUSE, 50 CENTS.
No extra charge tor Rteerved Beale.,whlch can be securogl at lioyt's and Gregory‘s drug stores ayfll
“warren. music llAbh, so. soswaut
Advertisements under this not exceeding 5 ONE! WEEK.
lmnltimeustitaesch “All
:Comoooooioo Monday, April 21.
’ sunspot Minors.
PM W in thb oi tbecharml
ulrves 3v“- '99"?
mos oooooosoo round.
but ported by the young Romantic Actor.
MR. I]. J. SMITH
And a Powerful Operatic and insured: company.
Change of Play Each Night.
ANIA’I'. 'l'lDY YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
llouseworklu a is.“ oi two. inquire at
Its. D; Seymour1 3 {“1311de .' apt! at
man om n’lsl'ala "sliver-ton as
m “m” m“ “m“o‘,"l:'r‘.'l‘.°‘él£f."i'v’.ii
c m '
lore-R. 0t. alt at
’Sl’l’UA’l‘iOll AB sums. lNQll’lRE AT NO 9
Day street. South Norwalk. spls lw
AHKBT-CLABS GIRL Nit GINIRAL HOUSE
work. Relevance required. Ire. T. G. Hoyt.
u Bayview avenue. split at
Gilli. 70!! GENERAL lloUltit WORK iii A
iamilyol three. Applyto lire. Harshall ll.
'l'olles. llenry street. last orwalk. spill 3t
r03 SALE. HONDAY— MARITANA
I “Tumzfimlammgwdm 5 Popular Prices, It): 20 and Mo.
liqcrved Sens nowon sale at Boyt‘s and Gre-
. sols
looooooooooooo
mul—
RRINR’S RAND!
my”...
Germanla llall, Washington St. Bridge
‘03....—
Monday, April 215i.
Ticketmadtaitting (lent and ladies. 50c. spl'.’ 4t
ANOTHER.
(moonlhmo!
JtL-t arrived at
A. Solmaus’ Livery Stable
April lb, we). sold or
OAT ~18 FEE! was. 12); VII? llllAl.
lib and malnuil; merging and calls all new
George hCousins. Norwstk. apli lw
S'l'RO‘G TRUCK [10383. 9 YEARS OLD.
I with Cartand Harness, separately or together;
l Bop Vlegon and 2 Cows. inquire at this once.
ap 7 w
“.00? “HARRY loll'llllll," POWERLY
ofBeyvillc. I. I. Earthen. llw tons, new
measurement; sound and to good order through
out. Will besold cheap. lur want of use. Apply
to Win. J. Crew. Rowayton, Conn. split lw
A0035 -3 Sl’lSDLBS, l CONCORD WAG
on.2top carriages. l two-sent pleasure wag-
on,l seconebandopen buggy. All 1: . Buy a
top , warranted. for only 386. right a
Flynn, ranklln street. South Norwalk. mm ti
SECOND HAND FURNITURE li'l‘OVls, Cali-
pete. to. bought and sold orsold on emulate
elon~ at my new plwe of business. under the Sale
ration Army Macks, Booth Norwalk Wm. PM
more. lye lm
ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE -A DWELLING
House and about it acres or land. on It Neck
road. in South Norw being the homeetmdlately
occn ed by Benjamin Reed. deceased. Inquire
oi illiam B. need. Administrator out i!
HOUSI AND qu'. l9 ELIZABETH srRm
tiouth Norwalk. liouse contains healer and
haectty water, and lsconnzeted with sewer. Lot
“and. on which isharn seafood variety oi fruit.
Aleoflacraeoroystergrno Apply toWJL ltay-
mond, 19 liiraheth 8t. . m it
HOUSE BUILDING tors AND IA 5 AT
mom lumen-moor. so; may
mall). TAYIQB I GOLDEN. —
Illa '
. New Facilities.
'l‘WOchoicehulldilg immandflltectIMkm
Weetavtmue. Applyto W.C.8Allls or
run “2th A TELEGRAPH OFFICE
_ A With wires in connection with the lines or the
Postal Telegraph and Commercial
Cables
lies been opened in the
Mahackemo Hotel. 80. Norwalk
Rom which mosesgu can he sent to all patient the
- . United States. Canada and lamps.
G. ‘V. BLANCIIABD,
IANAGKR.
W” TOE—if.“
Advertisementsuadertkishead, not creeedlngh
iines,ltiate§e.ttleteewc.lweeast.m.
W0 GOOD RIM” Ol' POUR ttoorts BACK.
stairs and d a. Reduced razee. Apply
at i erwlnfireet, Nurwalk. soil! at
ROCKS AT is BAYIOND STREET. luqtrttt
at c. Bonnier Volk list Co. spill
1' too avatar?
[our room at
km. 80. NORWALK.
out. first floor, rent ;
three room third floor. rent “.00. -
quire oi C. Sweea. Old Welt Cigar Co. so it t!
OOIS 0N WET IAIN b'l'lill’l'. NOBv
walk. lrc of 8. Gregory. Knight
street livery . ap5
Urrair PART or never. ceases nan
lord Place. booth Isle rt, six rooms. Slit
Also house oi I rooms on Wonder
eplii iw
ard avenue, reu. A“ a". arrival "'3 :31"! Wk hut-free!
are. not. in coa: order. Also a house in ._-:_”.__.___
“more“. munewoonwaau V" m
Hm.mm....... ... Ulllll'l Gllllll am] Lllllll‘ll
modern improvements. Rent low. Ad- ’
area null ti Wand Retail.
Aim" 0233:.“39 90“,; “.mm'fiflfi‘, Spinach, Lettuce, Pure
333% w 0' “0“” “”3113?“ Tomato Cutsup. Fruit,
Canned Goods, lilo.
GOODS DEllVflD PROJPTLY.
HRN‘I'R ZRLUFF
NOTICE.
lelool llletrlct 'l'ases.
“limb” d the death
1“”)! APRIL let. ON Bantam! PLAHI.
lowerdoorlveroowtsaud tworooms in arm:-
ll. . r" , to: it
HOUSE). ITO!!! AND BARN OR 08088
street Id Wilton avenue. fl inquire
ethane-Ira. mu
A may 30:! ll! A'glmllim
thW-nlagtu time
some dais the winter or
mks-1'12”. satiric-Inc
In.
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HORSE CLIPPIRG.
let-e due
Ll.
lit!
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”wall are
rare! ‘ulhaz’l
_ barracks. an the WW
til: firmwéu‘ih
g “I! m lentil
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or.
lat-zen mantra-Ema;
may?“ 53.3.51 m..-
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”coma 'l‘aue er lasts lwwalk.
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pontoon notol.
WWFTIOM'
new as so».
. Honsilrsnei l’ssltw e W.
music Hal Wednesday Eyeingpnl 30
' the artistic senses.
llil. Fill. Fill.
m
e 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.
lion, pleasing to the eye and
No such
assortment of Dress Stalls has
ever been show by any Incr-
chout in this Vicinity hereto-
lore. Pile upon pile of soft,
Th
lar style of weave and a build
red beautiful new colorings. It
is impossible to describe such
a line, you must see with your
own eyes to fully appreciate.
And the Trimmings-«they , are
simply. elegant. Van Dyke'
Points in Steel, Tinsel, Gold
and Iridiscent effects, Black
Silk and‘éllohair Points, Bands,
Sets, Se’ction Passamentaries,
etc, Buckles, Clasps. Slides,
Buttons, etc., all the very lat-
est novelties of the season.
sooloo Woo and (layouts.
‘ TbcCloak department is now
fully stocked w1th.a 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 is larger than any we
have previously shown and
contains better values.
PARASO LS.
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’ fine Silk Umbrellas,
ranging from $1.19 to $3.79.
A choice, assortment of Child-
ren’s and Ladies’ Silk Parasols
in colors and black, from 250.
to $5.49. Special in Ladies’
and Gent‘s fine Sateen Umbrel-
las at 65c. and 75o, warranted
fast black.
GLOVES.
An elegant line of now
Spring Gloves, in all the pop-
ular shades, at extremely low
prices.
Ladies’ Fine French
Gloves at 49c.
Ladies' 5-butt0n Dressed Kid
Gloves at 790.
Ladies’ 4-butt0nSuedeGloves
in Tans, Slates and Black, at
980.
Ladies’ 8-button length
Suede Mousquetaire Gloves in
Tans, Modes, Slates and Black
at extremely low price of 790.
Ladies’ 5~hook lacing Glove
Kid
in Tans, Slates and Black only
$1.00. Every pair warranted
and fitted to the hand if desired.
Ladics’ 7—llook 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. ,
‘ An .elegant line of Misses’
Kid Gloves, in all sizes, at. 79c,
worth $1.00.
Also a fineliue of Gent’s Kid
“a. Gloves for $1.00, worth $1.25.
New Hosiery.
Silk, Lisle and Cotton in French
Novelties and Fast Blacks. We
are agents for the Hermsdorf,
Ipswich, and Sunrise Fast
Blacks. Full regular made
Hose in Fancies and Blacks
from 1502 per pair up.
U nderwear.
Special for this week only-—
One lot Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed
Vests, 3 for 190.
ealayaalnersday Evenings
oolmoosoo
* Cor. "IlllIlld WIll'SIIt‘,
’ may... cooler.
lustrous cloths in every popu- '-
Owned by the lateeA. T.‘Btewart. and wll
69c per pair.
7'" ., GLENHA
Agra Carpets just received. All
Elgar-flora. Lowell
Extra Super, Axmiulstere. anusttey,
than any line ever oilered to the people of
l'lolriay roll! 8 mm. Saturday until 10 o’olool.
South ,Noovall Store ,oooo ovary ololol until 8 o’clock.
.DpN'rr MISS THIS SALE.
Slooo oool lioolay all
'Iiavetskentheegsneyviorthe . ‘
M was cane-ET.
loner a full line 0! HIGH ll'l' PATTI! M N! to-dsy. Also a new line at
new styles of .,
and Sloanes “
Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussells. Our stock is iour times lar er r h
Norwalk and vicinity. This week we shall otter a big drive in L500 Carla m
Saturday oiym: onlill o’olool. , .
AG
ASCOFIELD do I-IOY'I',
REMOVAL.
. 5,9910, hop Mo ,_
”My.” gr. lti.
,1»; _. , .. . 12, 1.3.4... .
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes;
You will find the PIN-
ES'l‘ COACHERS. the
BEST ROADBTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT 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.
ill. II. I’ARSONSeQ
BRRRKRIRR STUCK Fllll.
"5 if
FOR SALE.
Horses, Carriages, Sloitrhs,
Harnesses. &c.
Bevin! sold \my Livery Stable Property. i now
odor for sale the entire rtock of the stable. consist-
ing or
v
so llovaes
7 l’baetnne.
2 oils Carts and Harm-5a.
8 t es.
:2 Carryalla.
:t Spindles.
3 Business nguns.
1 Road Wagon.
l W nette.
llSM'u
l5 Bide-her Carriages.
3 Carryall Sleighs.
:3 \iets of Bobs lor Large Carryall.
‘20 Sleight .
12 Sets of Double Ilarpcee.
30 sets of single Harness.
l0 Saddles dottereut kinda.
li Sets of Bud Bella
large stock 0 blankets, Robes, Whips. etc.
Also for sale my residence}; Watt avenue. and
house and lot on Lexington avenue.
S. \V. GREGORY,
mi'h Int SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
FURNITURE
NEW STORE. .
NEW GOODS.
Having removed to four doors above the old
stand, intos new store, and stocked It with new
2006!. among them
Plush Seal“ Chairs,
Bamboo Furniture. heels, Screens, l'a Chairs,
Net rests. stands, stools. in tact everyt log you
can think oi in the furniture line.
Everybody invited locall and look at a bright
new store, stocked with bright new goods.
GER. R. RAYMOND,
46 & 48 MAIN ST.,
NORWAIJC, - CONN.
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STEAM HEATERS “"" ”""""°' .
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Hot. Air Reuters. on and em Iron Work.
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