w. a. I...» when a...
mmwmohm.
Captain Frost went to “Suicide” and
Albany on legalm business“ this morning.
FrsdHallock entertained a party ot
hisyonngfrieadsathls horoscn Quin-
tatdaveune. lsstavening.
George W. Hunter, who resides in
lire. Perry's house on East aveuucwill
mnpy the Van Zandt place on the same
street after May 1.
B ter care will he brought to Wil-
son Pain on barges and in many cases
do away with the unloading of cargoes
of coal from boats.
The “Doorkecper’s Circle” of King's
Daughters held their semi-monthly
meeting last evening with Miss Charlotte
Bette, on the Green.
‘ Eben Eaton, formerly of Norwalk,
now traveling agent of the llinneapolis
Building and Loan Association, is spend-
Wish, warmer weather and
‘ to utterly winds will
m by cloudiness in the
m mo! insecti'on. On Wed-
ll this and in New Eng-
to cloudy weather will
WE“, th tag a. few days in town.
alight thermal
ly to easterly
iocalrainintliia .36. Through the efforts of Postmaster
J «Duty a 4,500 lb Farrel & Co. sale has
bseuplsced in the postoflice. It arrived
norm-rs, To ALL blurs
Music Hall Wednesday Evening, April 30“
Grand Eanjo concert
Under the Direction of JEROME MAY.
. No extra charge for weaved heats. which can be secured at Boyt's and Gmory's drug stores
or run uovsn, so cams.
and!
If!“ want to I.- Loved.
Donlt find fault." ,
Don't contradict people even if you're
sure you are right.
Don’t be inquisitive about the stisirs
of even your most intimate friend.
Don’t underrate anything because you
‘ ‘ thin morniugand its beauty. . don’t it.
‘* WW‘ unions—Original 154- Don't believe that everybody else in
#8??? fligbtldclboWlldQ ward 8. Baileyfeliaat Lyme, increase the worldishappter than you.
James 11!. Benjamin, Statford; original,
Diary, widow of George B. Fisk,liooeup.
John‘F. Bennett, this morning sold lot
No. 20 on liyrtle avenue, to Horace Day
Hartford, and lot No. 22 to Levi 0. Han.
lord, superintendent of the Norwalk
Gas Light Company.
It is relief to look at a street-car horse
because it is not forced to wear uncom-
fortable blinders. Because some man in
England. years ago, owned a horse with
a defective eye, and used blinders t6
cover It, all th’horees of succeeding
generations have had to submit to the
annoyance. How would human beings
endure spending their days with their
eyes covered with a clumsy piece of
leather? Good horse authorities say
that nearly all hams trained to go with-
out, ' tiers do not become so easily
lrigbmn as with them. for the simple
fact that they can see what Is going on.
It is only an occasional horse that needs
a hiinder.
--We do not ask you to use Brussels
soap more than once. ” After that you
will do so without our request.
nuns or run srfis.
Report of Secretary Lindsley of the
Bond of Helllh.
The mortality statement for March has
been received from all the 168 towns in
Connecticut. There‘awere 1,097 deaths
in the state during the month. This was
8 more than in February, it was 48 more
than in Ilarch, 1839, and 13.? less than
the average number of deaths in hlarch
for the five years preceding the present.
In the first three months of this year
the number of deaths was 911 more than
in the first quarter of 1880. It was 851
more than the average of the deaths in
the corresponding quarter for the live
years before. This excess occurred al-
most wholly in January during the pre-
valence of the epidemic of “la gripps."
Although few deaths comparatively were
attributed directly to that epidemic, yet
its influence upon the results 01 other
diseases cannot be doubted.
The death rates for the large toque
17.9, for thesmall towns 16.2, and 17.3
for the whole state. Waterbury’s death
rate was 15 8. Thirty-live deaths occurredI
,Yakwhtevening andlr. Wheaten In public institutions of the state.
was begin beacons-ping immedi- Twenty-four towns report no deaths.
w in the house recently occupied by Thcro was somewhat severe epidemic
‘ W. Isms, at 88 Bsyvisw avenue. in the New Haven county home for do-
A“ pendent and neglected children. with
flisltonhIs gone to Bethel, for a
was
v limldaflutchinson is spending the
. wmw with relatives in New
:" J. E. Kinglburyw— auditor of the New
TmminialCo, was in this city
_, C. E. Beymour’s advertisement, in thip
his will intsrut all who take pleasure
in solving pussies.
., ‘ I. It. Hamilton, the courteous Operator
uh “Wilma: Point. spent Sunday at his
Issac III Philadelphia.
J. "fl & Wheeler of New York yester-
day purchased ahsavy truck horse at
WOW Farm.
, RIM Bros. arediscbargingacargo
of El lion coal for the Norwalk Iron
'.‘ illust- 00., at their dock.
ill ll prohahilitythe memes ‘Cape
W will be put on the Wilson Point
routsabout the son. of my.
I'd. Iasons are requested to re-
‘ utmhthsIsctthat Old Well Lodge,
1&1. I" will work the third degree
“evening. Atoll attendance is de-
Irv. Julia IcOarthy, widow of Daniel
Willy, died this morning of paraly-
sisatherhomsiu‘mublin” aged63
._ years. The funeral will take place on
Attila meeting of thoSouth Norwalk
WM held last evening at the
parlrrntlhsOld Well Book d: Ladder
‘ (buttwlavotudnotto hold any more
“mum?!“
Thetw 0.1111 willmeetouWed-
,nudaysvsntag.dpril and, at the resi-
heecf lnFirm Waters, No. 17 Day
wast. Allmsmbersarareqnehedtoho
fluent. Isstingcalledat’l.30.
I fill-Is Walsh, son of James Walsh,
J‘fil Enough, caught a pike in the
leswalk river, near the live bridges,
,whhh measured two feet In
audweighad threspounds.
I“ Mb- returned from Western
Theepflomic of small pox at lioriden,
matted Inthe lsstissue, is thonghtto
be now over in that city. There were in
the two months of February and larch,
as cases reported to the health authori-
strest. Afullattendancsis
bl ”walk Freight Linc office in
, Yukhsheea
,.Mu,ths WW0! “'0 utensivasndtataleoidemio airmail
. moo-WWW poathathaseveroccurred in anytown
atlas-Iliad hrlo lam daily. orclty InOouusctiputslnoe theorgani-
if hams-43am.) satioIIOfthestatehoardofhealtb.
Adm-amass».
In his garden by lire.
‘mmmfeastltthcxatsCrutty’shensso incensed-101m
m Iathiscity to-night,eom- August,offl,opltivsr,asarWillimantic,
urns. nav.0.l.Pegg will thatoatlaturdsyhsrantowardshsrto
hlmachargaofshotinhissrm.
GohinelA.A. Pope of Boston who
hsldoasthirdotthelfllO,” capital
.liaulpmlamesl’nllenand
sud- ”Whfiswdthspulpltotm
ate-tumult thallchurchtcwhidtwaasuspand-
removed to PM 35 ties,whom10died. This was themost m
omumaa'rous can: a owstuso
Don’t conclude that you have never
had any opportunities in life.
Don’t believe all the evil you hear.
Don’t repeat gossip, even i! it does
interest a crowd.
Don’t go untidy on the plea that every
body knows you.
Don’t be rude to your interiors in soc.
in] position.
Don’t over or underdress.
Don‘t express a positive opinion unless
you perfectly understand what , you are
talking about.
Don’t get in the habit of vulgarizing
life by making light of the sentiment of
it.
Don‘t jeer at anybody's religious belief.
Don't try to be anything else but a
‘geutlewoman—and that means a woman
who has consideration for the whole
world and whose life is governed by the
golden rule: “Do unto others as you
would he done by." sdies' Home Jour-
nal. ,
. A. .. A.
Jaek Putt (presumably in love with his
employer’edaughter)—-Is Mr. Calico in?
“Yes." Pott (horribly disappointed)-
Well,1'm glad to hear It. He might
catch cold outside; beastly weather.
Good night.
—All grocers selling Brussels soap are
authorized to guarantee it to give Bulls-
faction or money refunded.
- WANTED.
Advuthemeutaundsr amassed 5
llnrs,ltimeac,atlmaslle.lweehum 6 Int
our. TIDYYOUNG GIRL To Do LIGHT
Houseworktn a full or two Eamon“
Ira. D Seymour, 3 11m street.
suns Gilli. pasture SITUATION“
chambernt‘aidorwaltress mprelmad
Bestsityrezerence. Apply to F is 611 West
Nor-elk Ct.
v
SITUATION as 81:33. 12161018! AT NO 9
Day street, South Norwalk up 1le
FOR SALE.
.IIUSIC HALL, 80. NllltWAIJi
own wanna.
Cannon Monday, April 11.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MISS FRANCESBA BEDDING,
an; ported by the young Romantic Actor.
MR. 1]. J.‘SMITH
And a Powerful Operatic and Dramatic company.
Change of Play Each Night.
MONDAY— MARITANA
Popular Prices, 10,90 and tile.
Reserved Seats now on sale at lloyt‘s and Gro-
rory's. sols
ANOTHER.
Barman Bl Horses!
Just arrived at
A. Solmttns” Livery Stable
April 15, 1890. spit tf
New facilities.
With wires in connection with the lines of the
Postal Telegraph and Commercial
Cables
Ilsa been opened in the
homwbic chmeassgeseau hesentvoall partsonhs
United States, Canada and Europe.
G. W. BLANCIIAIID,
IANAGBR.
NOTICE.
School District Truce.
lp15 1w
1
school D lot are
rumba noticed that
district In of three (aim ’
in street school house will be dueand
Advertisementanndtrth is'hmdmuoaedmgo
unqlumcfiqaumumlweekll on
OAT—181'!“ 1.080.12}; I?!“ Baal,
Ill)l and mainsatl. ingand sails all new
“Cousins am not? 1w
‘.floor Penalty at the
School Dillricl
Dated South Norwalk. April ll, 18”.
First appearance In this city or the chat-Iain AA“
duresaan and Vocalist 8’
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Mshackemo Hotel. 80. Norwailt
311‘“ Tarps are of the South Norwallr Belg
den
Ihetowu sacrament vial of 1889“I at“0 a mention of
the District heldon the t b day of June, Inn“ at
a“: bleonthelstday oi lay 1N). atwhlcll time
Iwa “berradrtoracelvcthcaamcatmvoflce 1m
collector of Taxes In South Norwalk Union
spit 1m
to..partly,cloudy
The magnificent collection of
New Spring Dress Fabrics
which are now displayed in
such lavish profusion on tbs
counters at the Boston Store
forms It kaleidoscopic exhibi-
tion, pleasing to the eye and
the artistic senses No such
assortment of Dress Stalls has
ever been shown by any mer~
chant in this vicinity hereto-
iore. Pile upon pile of soft,
lustrous cloths in every popu-
lar style of weave and a hund
red beautiful new coloriu It
a line, you must see with your
own eyes to fully appreciate.
And the Trimmings~they are
simply elegant. 1 an Dyke
Points in Steel, Tinsel, Gold
and Iridisccnt efibcts, Black
Silk and Mohair Points, Bands,
Sets, Section Passamentaries,
etc, Buckles, Chaps. Slides,
Buttons, etc" all the very lat
est nevelties of the season.
Solution 1111911118111
TheCloa’k department is now
fully stocked With a very ex-
tensive and varied line of
Spring Garments representing
the latest creations in Jersey
and Clofil Jackets. Silk and
Jetted Wraps, Connemara Cir-
culars Spoulder Capes etc.
Out-fie larger than any we
'have previously shown and
contains better values.
PARASOLS.
We ask special attention to
our display of Parosols and Sun
Umbrellas. ll e Vshou the lat-
est nov cities, from the most
prominent makers, exclusive
styles which are confined to us
An Immense line of Gents and
Ladies’ line Silk Umbigglpg,
ranging from $1.19 to S
A choice assortment of Child-
ren’s and Ladies’ Silk Parasols
in colors and black, from 250.
to $5.49. Special in Ladies’
and , nt’s fine SutequmbreL
ins at c. and 750., warranted
fast blac '
GLOVES.
rated! ulncmporcenta ysarfrom IIa 1,1500 . .
will bet: onlllhlll mall ao’n J
.mum Pu?“ nn hum?” An elegant line 01 new
Spring Gloves, in all the pop-
u r shades, at extremely low
ices.
eruo‘o runes sonar, 9 vases ow. film... or City Taxes. , ,_
l "Smflmgoo": ”Mwn“k§'{,‘{fi,,‘°§m",§'" l‘flltaxpayersolthecn ofBouth Norwalkare Ladles’ l‘Inc French [\Id
apl. 1w nodded that only tax of ten (10)
raglz'h mm} douiar lat: man them-Islamt ilstcl G 01188 at 490.
at It ‘0 Ml ll 0 (I A -
Swo’pupusnuv ”may 5°“flfi burrlcll, on, Ilse on dsyot ream. ma :3 Ladiesfi button Dressed Kid
Mummers madaaci tngood order throat» "d““drh °“ W m “-19%“ 1
out. wIIbe‘IoIII cheap. for want or use. warp, glans-m m *Mhmwmmnn nouns: G oves at 790.
II "OT
”W“ ’ 0"“ ”""°"""’"" W 33‘," graham amt. :5." year In... lay Ladies lbuttonSuedeGloves
[gs I . w c urged .,
‘fi‘i‘issizfi'la. .m"?.&“£.':3 I-Idou mumgmgl'fiu. A 1.0;; h“ “ in Tans, Slates and Black, at
g‘w ‘lor 365‘?“ $143,: Coilectorol'l‘aaa forthscity at South Norwalk, 986, ,
"""- - 3°33 3"“ “ can? scan. Norwalk. spIIIII. use. lplllm Ladies’ 8-button length
pots.
lion,“ piaoaol’husi undc tb
vatiHA-Aahymackaluuthm united
III In
Banandshohtllauucthcmmli
roadJatiocthI thehomestsatllsteiy
com
atrium!) lad.
moccasin) ”KEITH” B'I‘OVlé. CAB.
In. Wand soldersold on commis-
REMOVAL.
110115!a Alllllm. to custom l'l'ltal‘l'
aw.“ thltorwalk. antenatal-I heatsr and
South Norwalk
All)
NURWALK FREIGHT Lllll l
Suede Mousrluetaire Gloves in
Tune, Modes, Slates and Black
at extremely low price of 790.
Ladies’ 53-11001: lacing Glove
in Tans, Slates and Black only
$1.00. Every air Warranted
and fitted to the and if desired.
awnyfm.mpgt
owe
E'iflgt‘r’
M's-I “SE-.3
Embraced
WW ‘
rumour-3mm .
loco-whim.“ W mm‘ m 4 Ladies' 7-hook lacin Glove
fianT-u ”filfi" ----..!9La|k’ Ct' in Tans, Black and S ates at...
, . .....
m. figurines sags 11110111. '10 P111 35,1. 113m, £153,533” “PM“
W” "m "‘ “’me mu slim?3nus:fiflf;{m New elicits, Silk slid Lisle
Twomumi.‘ ummMMQ coxmcma Thread Gloves in large variety
Inhb‘rr'l‘“ my mustang " Monday. April 21 from 190. up.
., ‘, -mrroruaas . An elegant line of Misses’
T0 m. p ‘ ' . , , , Kid Signs, In all sizes, at 79c,
i midi-It.» mt“ ”wast 100. .
.m' Erlmflm " = ...- --" Also a fineline of Gent’s Kid
ours Wn' worm; m“ Gloves for $1.00, worth 1.25
H "'“ wwm‘iww .3 III! III nonunion: H - 5
Writings“: as.” more...” New OSIery.
arousal-“at vyoupfisamdaqms: um I l to...»
,_ ‘Wfifl m,“ Silk, Lisleand Cotton in French
Aria-m- In “'35? unit“: Novelties and Fast Blacks. We
moi"? III-II. III-ion.“ ”hm? ‘ eats for the Harmsdorf,
Ismch, and Sunrise Fast
colts. Full regular made
' Hose in Fancies and Blacks
- from 150. per pair up.
U nderwear.
Special for this week only. --
One 101: Ladies‘ Jersey Ribbed
Wests, 3 for lilo.
g't'ipsalsalay..m‘” nun-rival“:
III Bonn lion
is impossible to describe" such ‘
Karat-hiatus
GLENHAM MILLS” CARPET
nanny Inn «A...
South NnIIali Inn 0111 even lint until 8 o’clock.
' [DON’T' MISS THIS SALE.
Start on tinny all
Owned by the late is. '1‘. Stewart, audA‘v‘vill odor a full line of Infill ART PATTERN! today. Also a new line of A
just received. All the new styles of
Hartford, Lowell and Sloanes
Extra Super, Arminirten. Magnetics, Velvets,
than any line ever olfered to the
00¢ per pair.
Body and Tapestry Bro-sells Our stock is four times larger and chea
people of Norwalk and vicinity. This week we shall other a big drive In Lana Curtains";
V Saturday until 10 o’clock. ~ .. ,
Saturday lithium! 11 B’Blitl.
‘
SCOFIELD a: I-IO‘Y'I',
AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.
RBHOVAL. 00 b H m <2 g- L""""‘*: -
_ La . ”:5 Q 63 p O 0% (D (37 J .
Ilsa removed tmeo. ”Washington street. Sent 5 i j i "‘ ‘ 7;" {2 3 " 3' ' :a O gt 9328.v g- ~
I Negros-321130. lWest aveuuqfirmocposit “ O J— g E-
omchonrs—Itod, sect-Irony In. spilt! >1” " 9. 8‘ :5 £0 (9-? 5
fi . A j " “ “A? {I} u 3- m I'll-d ,-
I *""° " a a -« 9. :3"an
,. :1. 2: C21 ' o O 513 m
Horse Bu era 2 .9... » «
Q I 9* “g. o f o 1-5
a 3- "= In G! E? H lb '
Wflfireconstantlyre- O, at” g: CA0 O H m
cat Pins Horses, " m 1:;ng d 0
suitedg to all moses. Z :1 g E o 8 '5 Q
You will limit a rut- (/2 cut: 0 m U, ill ,
ns'r coacnnns. the ._: 9. SD. : 30 I") H
BEST ROADST S.the I—‘I :5 m’ a o o . ,
unnapns'r nxnns g — r“ -* ' ' U ‘ b
and altogether the .. H
BEST asson'ratnn'r or E :> (I: 3 <1 :7: 1% ’U h
sannnonsnsmratr- -4, c-r B o 53‘ g ,3 p ..
field County. Parties t—i‘<.' I-S A; q ‘5 w
wanting any kind of a , ‘0‘ 3 a g g 1'3
Horse, can be suited 53 2 a- to I53 -: m
anus. an Horses sold H g ‘j .1 ,5 E
by this establishment "3‘ 3V“. *3 g I-P-h H - b
are wannan'rnn. . 5.03 O a. U, 2
.. . . O to O a o b
M. II. masons. m 53 3 57 y 2'3 ,
° - m 0
11001811112 STUCK on. .. o . E5
“5‘_'._~A... [\5 .0 9
.m— m . . c,
liorsesfiarrioges,Sleigiis, q
Harnesses, 82c.
Ravine sold my Livery Stable PmnertyJ now .
pal?“ tor talents entire stock of the etabexuuebc ,3: O O a
sonar... HE; E 9: B a 9
gaffe... use...” , to g; :. g. 3.. E. 5 a
same: 9qu 8’3 8 a“. ‘
cucum- _. 3.12 .m d c. G
33:53ng 33:4” Eur-*0 (I) '
"Canaries. -. 2 Sq . O Hq ___, =- m
15 Side-has Carriages. «Hr-t O (D _ d
:Clrryalltlielghs. 1“ 2 . 4 m o m :3
. sensor Bobs tor Lam. tarryn 1. _ __u v v :2; u g
208M abs .4 _. m
12 Sets of Double time-a t" ...I H‘ (D
so ects of Single lime-s. . p g Q w CD m .
10 Saddles d1flerentklnda.(_'_ .1 V
"Sello'flod . O % SD n o
largertock Molhlaaken. Beha- Whlps. etc. C O [V m
Alsoior sale my raidenoe at West. avenue and H m U! H
honesandlotouicalngtonaveunc. 0435 a, - W O m c
S. “r. GREG(’RY, . :. a :‘a 8 a
main. scorn nonwaut cons. 3" E. :1.% [I] b
l 6'" B :1 H w
The Pennies Stare ° - .. .4 =1
36 Main Street, Norwalk, g. E Q Ij r t4 _m_ U ,
Is the.P1ace 58.010053 [I]
Toniakclowprirraodalltlndaot .3 “.3 :38 O O 8* .6
‘w==a 00 o
URNITURE! 3 es, 6» A a a m
- w a . o = s s 5’ a c
BABY CUACIIES C o g g 0...?“
Mil without regard toCJst. Oh,lho¢e a a ‘7" g s a i- “a: 5 U
Parlor and Chamber Suits 3 ‘ , 5- .3" “d ,
nowcnnaI-I 2 “on £33... 5 :1 :3 m
In fsc ever h m arr than _ ,r_,. = ' .
l 5111151010pr0! Lb g “1] 3‘51: .
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Brim I Wii any. 5, A...
> . - ~' .. ..
ALL mums, ‘ FflaSMBm Wlflflllilllmfl
c” mun" an. ' LOWER THAN “£11.,
200* 002. ' . Dee-wed 1'; :ou
PLUMBING, ......"‘°°"’..............,- .
5noz 95 (its Sins all liliFlllllL commotion.
. .
’ ,. STEAM HEATERS W“ “Wm ;
' .II. , aromas-Insults I:
Fine Sail Potatoes, “M “" “m 4-..“-..
EARLY ROBE F. KOCOUR, GEO. COSTELLO.
9"“ lEBlHAilT TAILllB ..... '“'""" *
BEAUTY or causes. .t..................... F R U I I S I
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