Iain,thslitilsdaaghtssiptl¥.li.
Misrerylowwithlutsrsnlttmt
Dr.kmilyPardas.whchaa been ass»,
loudylll for some time. is improving
CoronerctsuhnsappolntedDr.8.li.
Huntington medical examiner for the
townoleltoc. ‘
John Bmlth,a vagrant. was before
JudgsKnappthlsmorningaudwasm
tendedtcthirty dayslajsil.
W. '1‘. Peat has purchased another
hornstoheuaedln onrryiugthemailhe-
tween Norwalk and South Roswalk.
Charles Woodhull, of Winnipauk. rev
naived the inltiatory degree In Our
Brothers Lodge. I. O. 0. E, last night.
The dmcendanm of [win Hoyt are
holdingarsuniunto-dayattheresideuce
portrosll.
The staid convenion of the Ancient
7 rica will be
,. 5943;. cool
' W
A party of Consolidated railroad elli-
ciala visited this city today. and looked
over the ground between Ihe depot and
the drawhridge.
The father of Sumner L. Sweet, a
driveron the Winnipauk branch, died
- this morning at the home of his son,
High street, borough.
Do not forget the reception to hegiven
by Prof. Howell’s dancing class at Music
Hall tomorrow evening. A pleasant
occasion is expected.
E. P. H. Cnpron, Norwalk machin-
cry dealer, furnished llamas. Marvin dt
Son, of East Norwalk. withs 10 horse
power hoisting engine.
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet in New Haven. Wednesday, May
21. The past grands of every lodge in
the state are entitled to useut in the con-
vention.
Hope Hose company and Phoenix En.
gine company meet this evening. ‘ The
monthly meeting of Pioneer Book a
Ladder Company taken place on Thurs-
day evening.
Butler Lodge No.97, 1.0. O. R. will
- confer the initiatory degree tomorrow
~ his swaths of letters. newspapers, evening. Officerasudteamarsrequsst-
“pudenda. etc, delivered by the letter on to meet with the director on. even-
‘urhn of thh city during April ingntso’clock.
W to 38,067. After June 1. the liascotn of Norwalk
“shinny-second annual convocation would like to hear from any nine whose
‘ m, Royal Arch Ia. members arenndsr sixteen years of age.
haheldatlasonic hntharta The captain can be addressed care of
Tax Sumter. branch emce.
James Dooley, of Georgetown. was as-
rested yesterday afternoon by Oflesr
Gormley for intoxication. Thismorning
he pleaded guilty to the charge before
Justice Austin and paida fine of $1.00
and costs.
All members of the Home Hinaion
Bocietycf the Baptist Church holding
mite homes. are requested to bring or
send the contents of the same to the an-
nual meeting to-morrow (Wednesday)
evening.
John'slodgs, No.6, as. audA.
willhddsrehearsalthisevening.
he second annual fairof the A. If.
M will he held the 27th and 28th
Georgahockwcod has taken out the
'mlafountainlnhiscigaratore,andwill
anthem it owupied for his cigar
s. 1.30pm. the carriage manufac-
term. hunchnngsd hisplaeeof business
full. No. 14 Knight street, to No.6
flighmrest. __
«me lids-Inward amault case. which
down fa a hearing yesterday before
(nails-m has been adjourned until
' Malay
Wsmcnssyshehnsmadeup
hart appointmentnwlththeexcep
W'nftwo. Whenthmearssslscted,
Theollicial hoardoftheFirat H.121
(liturchheldamsotlnglantevsningand
thessntimeatwasfsvorahle tosnsw
church. Amestlngofthehoardwillbe
heldnextlondayevenlng when itls
thought some definite action will he
fihnfm allowhgamautcwhip
lhhmsaysarolddaughtsrwtta s
until the hloodburst
is n
sgkCity.
Taylcr&Goldsn have adjusted their
lomsshythsGregoryliverystablsflssas
follosm P. Fitamaurloe. 340; B. W.
Gregory on museum, J. Donovan,
onfronthuildlng.m.40. J.Doncvsn.
ourenr insured throughCool-
idgetlroekwood, 1,008.20. ,
'l'hs‘BaptBBoclal Unto-has appoint-
l
:3:
i
: I:
ill
of Ira. m A. Puncher. on the West?
specialises “scandals;
of Judgalosgaa passed through the
citythismornlng.
Amaragosyhasarsangsd takethe
m, 3mg»: am Now United Monster Shows. flu“ Wm
”mm amuse: simulation! World's Fair! ohm hum! 3.29,; 3“,... “mm:
":1?me£ 2:33. IIoomsn ENCAlllPllEN'l‘! ROMAN lllPPODltOllB! mature. Elegant son:- of
hair. Bloadahairhssgoueout of fash-
ion. and is now completely in the shade.
Bunnst purple is anotherertremely atyo
Iish shade of hair, suggested by Patti's
latest freak, and described by an snthus-
lsstic post as resembling “strong sun-
light shining through a dark forest.”
All that is needed to keep pace with
these fashions is to disoovera press.
that will change the color of the eyes to
MONDAY,
ratherstartling foraman topropose to ,
a girl with sloping shoulders. Grecian
waist and dusky hair. to wake up next
day and find himself engaged to aatraw-
herryhlende with clients shouldel‘a sod ‘.
peg-mph“ produced by transforms. ~= :
perpetual pdhtbmime.
Tllli BOROUGH BUROBSBS.
Business Transacted at their Monthly
mutt-g Last flight.
The lint business trsnmoted at the
monthly meeting of the Court of Bur-
gesses last night. after a large hunch of
bills had been disposed of, was to grant
a petition for a grade lineon Harriet
street.
Burgem Bows was appointed a com-
mittee to look after the rcnumhering of
France street.
Burgess lleekcr was appointed a com
mittee to confer with the South Norwalk
council in relation to establishing a uni
form license fps for truckmen of the city
and borough.
Burgess Sloan reported favorably on
the petition for sidewalks on School
street. A petition came from the pro-
perty owners of Chestnut street, asking
for sidewalks. and the court ordered
them laid on both streets.
Prof. Howell’s Academy for Dancing.
moose nan. nouns xonwaut.
Clo-1n: Reception!
On Wednesday Evening. lay 7, 1890.
Tickets to the floor. admin ingCentleIuan and
M1,”. tobehsdofthc Pnplisonly. '
Balcony TlchtsJOcmtgtohchadat Ih: deer.
lute hy Wheeler 8 Insert Orchestra_
spanks Breepricuatemp st.
MUSIC HALL.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Thursday. "Friday and Saturday,
When the monthly report of the chief M AY 3, 9 and [0.
of police came up, Burgess Couch had a ' ,
few good words to say for the officers mum” Wu” 0 them
and for the committee on police. cons
mending them for keeping the sidewalks
passable Saturday nights, and for their
general efllciensy.
The report of the Board of Belief was
referred to the clerk.
A map of the grade of Belden place
was accepted and the grade adopted:
The finance committee was authorized
to borrow 31,500 for the use of the her-
ough at a rate not exceeding 4;. per cent.
Frank Foster waaappointsd a special
police for the summer season.
The report of a special committee,
recommending the widening of Wall
street near the bridge and of Kain street
near North avenue, was accepted, and
resolutions authorizing the widening ' "
.. oooooooooooool
Chief Engineer Prowitt brought the
Pranmtiqfltusday her in sneer-Isl phy,
matter of more light for the fire
department houses to the attention
Am LITTLE BUSY BODY.
III-I.
ANNETTE. the DANCING GIRL
of the beard, and Burgens linker
was directed to proceed immed-
mmcmt‘hsadsomsm ternary and
iately to light the rooms of Hope
floss company, Phoenix Engine company
and Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
'r‘i.""’r‘r' A Little Busv Body.
mom-m “we...“ weer
by incandescent lights on the heat pumi—
his.
THE OLD CURIOSITY BllOl’
“Amt-them robot "little!!!"
Miss." and coastal: lain-s
A resolution was passed. calling a
specialhosonghmssting for lay that
am 0',ch forthspurpossof hearing
the report of the committee on mac-
adamiringeertainntrsstscfthsborough,
toeonsiderthenmtterofhuyingastsam
rollsr,and.ifdsemedsdvisshle.todlrect
the Court of Burgsmm to grade and
workltlrarnldaavsnue.
Apatttlonfromlral-‘.A.Comhsankr
iugthshoard towork Evenley avenue.
wnslaidonthetahle.
Themsetingthenadjonrued toWed-
unadayevsntsg.lay21. ' .
WAIT”.
W ml
Mlbmttmfiliau
ans-mum III. II-
soars
In. I limes
mat
A...” unsaw damn
:flmm fl.
AND TRAINED ANIllAl. EXHIBITION!
wru. anIIIrI'r a1- '
SOUTH NORWALK,
ADMISSION, 25 CESTS.
Auction his sl’ Valuable“
MAY
1le!
Horse Boyer
col Pine Horses.
eultcdtounpns-posoa.
Youwlnflndthom P0
3381' monuments.
and altogether the $950
field County. Pas-ties
wanting any kind of
Horse. can be suited
HERE. AllEor-aoa sold
by this establishment
are WW”.
M. II. PARSONS.
BlfllllSHlE Slflfll Fill].
I C E !
From Maine.
Choice Quality.
WHOLESALE AND Bursts
3T§c
price
3. 3mm.
sun In
NOTICE.
Ichool Disaster 'l'macs.
Tn: murmur loath nor-us Union
We!
. ”g... ,,. “5;; “3 f P,
uuoenra
Mansions-Is.“ 'l'hn-vlamdm
E‘nneasmmac.
I lore-H a...
"mus. ma. alone-mass.
aer- ammmassims. some
Balm
to Low
at only
] LOT Fancy
musmmmmmmmmm
whalrihfciatsnd
mm Portion and Drapery
our line incomplete withsll
thisteatcolosisgsandefleelu
IPEOIAI.
‘l’hm
Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub
her stems, from 12k to 89¢,
worth doublethemoney. CoIne
early and make your selection
before the amorttnent Is broken.
Ribbons.
In ordertopsakethissale of
Flowers more attractive we will
ofl'er some remarkable
in doublerlaced Salin
in colder. and black. suitable
1 rfoisnillinory Ho. 1‘)
p worth 30c for tzis sale at 15c
(I WM fir‘tllilsfle
' at 190. "
Dress Goods.
Superior qualities attached
R113 are the requisites
to make a elike this an ef—
fective one. and this we are do
termiued to do.
come prepared to buy freely
If you do not find our claim
fully substantiated, return us
the goods and get
You run norisk In
Wemconmflyro- 0018““on SUITS.
““8 $20 $22. so and $25 Im-
rted French robes at $17 50.
815 $17 50 and $18 Pattern
new coacnzna. m Dams roslsso $10 $12
mm Wow and $13 50 Pattern Drmes at
338'! “80er or Another choice lot o! dress
SALE 808828 in ralr- materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
‘ extreme novelties yet are not
strictly staple eilects niches
Beugalicmfiieges, etc. In light
and medium colored stripes.
and mixtures cooling from 50c
to 95c per yard, often fill along
fell want. We are selling an
English Cashmere, 38 inches
wide, very heavy and half wool
per yard worth
Printed Beiges, half
wool double fold and very st1
fish, commonly sold at 25c; our
25c
1’2;
(“SAKS-4‘0 SPECIES
Cloth Jackets
worth 81,50 6y“ only $1 98.
1 LOT Colored Cloth ’Jackela,
Fancy V est Front, were 88. 98,
reduced for this sale to 85.98.
Also a varied assortment of
Jetted Wraps. Jersey Jackch
P. 0. BOX ill, SOUTH ”WALK Cilia: Connemara. em
greatly reduced prices.
Cilll’lfl ill IllliPllll
We wish recall particqu
attention to the fact that we
haveinstockandarceonstantly
new amloriginul of.
:feets from the manufacturers,
Swim.
Rig:
Ladies can
{our money
thg of he.
ofll‘
ll
customer.
are
If You are a Lover
lnthiscltyaudvunu ' ' muitytossmple our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New. Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor.
a big drive In this fine line of
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for It steady
Our aim is to give you the best goods no quality
and quantity, and we do so by oli'ering you
4 1-2 Pounds for $1.00.
The Box: Broom Loooo loll hooloro
Have the largest sale .of any ill gun's?)
m Wheat, the mummy hhifbuy.
headquarters for
We are offering
Wag prices ””in £3
”other superlative m
And numerous other brands which are sold close for cash. "
of Excellent Coll'ee
You can obtain it here. and many other goods that will please
you, at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 WASHISGTOK STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ,
found In the line oi
70 3 ortls
A Savings Institution for-“Ilse People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the l'lf'llt place
Everything can be
BlllTS Allll Sllllil
At the store of
0. ti. HARVEY.
mmmrzpcmrmrm'. lieShorusGeut'aflnndSeweduShoe; hm mode.
lad-rd Ella Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to 31 85.
Larissa Pans Hand Served KId Balloon reduced from 83. 50 to $2.50
[Adma' Princess Kid Trp Button reduced from 83 N to $2 00.
WHCrrinne Kit ‘1': :p Button reducedfromflflltofl 50.
C. H. HARVEY,
\laisr Sir... South Norwuilr.
“Dinah-Goals
”atom “at:
uflflmflm M h a lipid.
W: l. lllll. & llll.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
Unfortunate Importer.
woe.“ HALluo& 00%
parslmeerrrmsdebyaCmeruatmsrrhant. Gmdseceglhln
Prices will be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
lashed—smothemlssntwoamaliae. latblr
Wonderful Purchase
Asthma-“WI”. Inmates. letwnplsesashhe. che'osaraynrd.
OTHER BARGAINS.
Webster’s Dictionaries l
nummmul-rmmasu Price $1.90.
Pillow Sham Holders
mire-todqcalynssash. linsdsslsof
mm 00..
n C - m!"
5.1.1:; : rm
my ‘h';
A ms. “IE 0!
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS.
Oils ‘wVamishes.
eugeniw find on m.
M
momma...
. Fl
run Ilhgssronh
m‘m'mn
m
m'fi'hahhgflhmfifl.‘ m
ooo ooosof
Sprin‘ar Styles.
our $2.733. .....
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KNAPP’S.
OI Washington It.
Norwalk Chronicler