‘i r! is l > if i i1 9. p Hoyt & Beers have purchased two loie onCottegeevenue in Beet Norwelk on whbh they will at once erect three 1! I 'l D 5 9n C: i l‘ E e l J E ii is There were thirty-three deaths in Nor- welh during the month or April, repre- senting en usual death rate or twenty- two per 1.00 inhabitants. E.Beerd is to have n dwelling house asetedonhielotneerF. ILNeehk Bro’e. store. The bones will be occupied by Ir. Board’s gnrdeoeo At the South Iiorwelk Baptist church prayer meeting tonight Rev. C. A. Niobolewillheprabntendspeek on hie .ten yeere’ work (or the Karena. Iiewiefl. Rendle, of Weston, lormerly to or Wilton, one in in. New York hoept- "l ' WWW , . a g I 9 L1 i 3 i ’1'! i 5 i NWO! lrhershy glmtoell h attenuate“ from " ”‘Whld‘ifilii Sea and Franklin school grounds and the pupils will hold special exercises in open air at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the s, wuther is pleasant in celebration oi . ,, . A: .. 3,4,3." ,~ byroininthewu‘e'“ “ mm . ,1 Q» Wmmm‘ion Wheeled! advance oi the m .m- NOTICE. , A notioeappeers in to-doy’e issue call- School District 'l‘oxee. ing attention to the hearing in the mat- teroi laying out and establishing pier [low in Norwelk harbor, which is to be the held at the Council Chamber on the evening of lay 26. The romaine oi John Sweet, who died at the home of hieson on High street, borough, Tuesday morning, were buried in the Norwelk Union cemetery this alternoon. Rev. George Van Aletyne, oi the Second Methodist church, con- ducted the funeral services. James Hamilton end 0. L. Bassett went trout fishing yesterday end return- ed in the evening with very large messes. They didn’t tell their iriende where they must have been plentiful out they lines. eett had an unusually large one which weighed—well we won’t venture an Eightitlo WW Dated South Nil-Iii. April 14, 1M. Notice of City Tune. Ill texwereoithucntilt or lionihlterwelh are relileoeihedoller. leid en thug-lulu hes just completed the The lethodiet denomination has lost I mental giant by the death of President Cummings, oi the Northwestern Uni- versity, at Evanston, Ill. He was well known in Connecticut, heving been pree- ident oi Wesleyan University, irom which he gredneted, from 1857 to 1876. He wee born in Heine over seventy years ego end contributed worthily to rheolog- no literature. The annual meeting oi the State Iiedi- oele-oehtionwillhsheldin New Hav- mleyflJOendw. 'l‘heeenioue will he heldio theeonncil chamber in the city hell and it ie expected that about 200 members will be present. Wednes- day eiternoon the governing board or board of fellows will hold its meeting. Dr. 8. A. Chepmen will give at his resi- dues a reception to the delegates. Thursday wooing nhenqnet will be held at the New Haven Hones. 22m: WAIT“. um end- thb eotuseedhgt Mlhklhmifim monueoeornorsermwonmro m In. ”memnm file H mm sorrel Willi- ll validation-(thiamine nut. thlm-tmuil‘elon seal-well. lea egangoi men at '2 ‘ pleoe,greetiy im- thepoudition of the! we“ TheOonrtoiProheteioriheDletrletoiNorwelk - heth theiromihodete ' ‘ said state to exhibit ""i HIKE Still thelvnldnnioreettluneut. Those mid willhe ledietepeynuotto i mcomnserottm or serum when! alien-sin ‘fid‘te'etoJerneeE. . ”JIMEIAMOI the Win'thycity. ,aeondeonneleeeembly of M at Cryptic luone oi ~ - ,wllllteheldetflleonioflell, Alfred Jul. 0. not-tee. irrineiieil. Gustave A. Innis. n. Ii. peopleoitheSecoudiieth- will meet at the close or i‘. Auction Sale of Valuable Real Estate. Je-eexltehellwilleuleti’sblic Auctions-the TUESDAY, MAY 13, ’90, across. “h EIGHT A0338 0? LAND Known as the Shulte Property. nil-Mia steely eiteetsdoe euthereeldeoeedMJohnoieneend nice—sea lee MANIA” amen BA steady heroeeed scram out 7 5' I 5’5 ii l us at? ! lotto Toronto Cute-p, Fruit, tie-letdown, Etc. 60008 DENVER!” MOW“. illillll' senate, ‘ in I. . MONDAY, MUSIC HALL. Three Nights and Saturday Matinee. Thaniay, l‘rllay an Saturday, MAY 8. 9 and 10. Return lore limited engagement 0' the wineome little tetra, , 'l'hereleyherletreteeeodellhy. theflweyepieeelugcn-edy tanner A Little Busv Body. tom‘s in ct Dirtae‘ unbridled-3' more I. Pu-ehyilllie"ore0ebinst um . hisse- tin-ennui“. one cum-no lieu. "rni-a‘m' ' ' Orders Delivered Promptly. 53 “mm W Hill TIRE! NEW STORE. .. , 133.. .. n... .- “a 46 h 48 IAIN 8T... aw United Monster Shows. llllfllll ll Illllll! Willll'l Fair! Billlllll lllll'llll I 110031811 ENCAIII’IIENT! ROMAN IIIPPODROME! AND 'I‘llAINEl) ANIMAL EXllllll'l‘iltN! wru. EXHIBIT a1" . .SOUTH NORWALK, MAY lzlll ._'_._ 5 ' ‘-c.__-‘ w ADMISSION, 23 CENTS. A LITTLE BUSY BODY. Fri —1’he8ter’l'hsetrs.l|ew!erk.vudneoi M! dune. ANNETTE, the DANCING GIRL “lithe Method-nemesis! sceneryend “sen-EM!“ may ‘muu team-- at» THE OLD CUBIOSITY SHOP mama-noon: relmeimttleleli“ "mm“: a eeettn the retiree nee’i‘e either the boob '- We! Ilse Willlilill llllli . "are: an an ”M” a..." Home om Poultry e Sotdelty. CHARLES mm NEW 00013. Horse Buyers Wemconetontly re- ceiving Pine Horses. suited to all purposes. You will and the Ell- ES'l‘ COACBERS. the BEST BOADBTERS. the CHEAPEST WORKERS and altogether the BEST ASSORTIIEIGT 0! SALE none as in Fair. field County. Parties wanting any kind of a Horse. can be - united BEBE. All Horses sold mWARnAllTED. , M. ii. PARSONS. ICE ! "Chaise Quality. WHOLESALE Alli) RETAIL. Fancy Vest Front, were 08.98, B. ,BURCHARD. * alumnus alarm or by this establishment and medium colored stripes, Bfigllillfi SIBBI Fill. felt wam- We Snug ,, ' isb, common] sold at 25c; our From Mar ne. p... m. y when lBl, SOUTH NORWALK “Rpm “n ”RAPE"- lBlIlIBIlI. “Will. A rare opportunity for Lad. ice to get t eir bonnet trim- mings at less than cost of man- ufacture. Elegant sprays of Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub- ber stems, from l2lc to 89c, worth doubletbe money. Come early and make your selection before the assortment is broken. Ribbons. In order to make this sale of Flowers more attractive we will offer some remarkable bar ins in double-laced Satin Rib us, in colors. and black, suitable for millinery purposes. No. 12 worth 300. for this sale at] c. fSuperior “y qualities attached to Low Prices are the requisites to make a sale like this an ef- fective one. and this we are de- termined to do. Ladies can come prepared to buy freely. If you do not find our claims fully substantiated, return as the goods and get your money. You run no risk in buying of us. COMBINATION 8U ITS. $20. $22.50 and $25. Im— ported French robes at $17.50. $15, $17 50 and 3518 Pattern Drcsres at $13.50. $10, $12 and $13 50 Pattern Dresses at $9.50. Another choice lot at dress materials that come under a neutral heading, that are not extreme novelties. yet are not strictly staple eilecis-such as BerigalinesBieges, etc, In light and mixtures costing from 500 to 95c per yard, often fill a long English Cashmere, 38 inches wide, very heavy and half wool at only 250 per yard, worth wool, double fold and very styl- CLBIKS.—-TWB SPECIALS. 1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets worth $2.50, at only $1.98. 1 LOT Colored Cloth Jackets, reduced for this sale to $5.98. Jetted Wraps, Jersey Jackets, Capes, Connemaras, etc , at greatly reduced prices. We wish to call particular OLD AND RELIABLE South Norwallr lull. aui‘alfi: helium, - cone. ' ' W “guibin our: aim " ' 75"? i" luna— Dill Mill Fllllll Illl ifiiflthfi 213333.55.” Norwaik 0! and Ingrein Carpets, of which ’ o n- or am the various grades of Nottin . " a. ”mamas-nominee“ n ' “Egmhuaa Portion and ' our line is complete with all attention to the fact that we have in stock and are constantly thus enabling us toobtain ex- quettes, russele, extra Super we always have on hand a line of Private Patterns. In all the new patterns and selection of artistic designs in E _ tilt at is no lulu Bill the latest coloringe end cilecis. ~ 8PIOIAL. hamLsceOnrtIine at 55c peg,worthsl.25. Alsoe 371k. Printed Beiges, half Also a varied assortment of elusive sgles in Velveis, lio- Whmullilcluh This weekwe place on eele some greet values ‘ in Notting- reserve customer. purest, freshest, the best men are headquarters for msmnsoaav ‘ ;_ ,DressmGOOUSB-I I AM” I3 ll'l Ill 25, OEN'I' BUT-rm. ,_ Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor. We are offering a big drive in this fine line of e - I I Elgrn Creamery Butter And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady 1 Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality and quantity, and we do so by oll’eriug you 4—. 1'2 Pounds for $1.00. The loss A luau Lanai nu anus " Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our code are ey can buy, and prices ow. We "er93 Ill“ era Ive ‘ , Mn ‘hic‘ are 2&1 cLI Uceeh. If You are a Lover of Excellent Coifee You can obtain it here. and many other goods that will please you, at c. E. SEYMOUR’S, 33 WASHINGTfiN STREET, SOUTH N03WAI4K. m A Savings Institution for the People’s Benefit. The right goods in the right place. Everything can be found in the line ol BBBTS Mill SHBES At the store of C. H. HARVEY. Thatcher’s-Melamine iromscniid’e iceShoewchot'eiitndlowedflsue; bee fie. L‘I‘Ifl’fl' Elie Kid Billion ”rims! from $2 00 to ‘1 85. Ledtes Paris flood Served Kid Button reduced horn O3 50 to ”£50. Indies’ Princess Kid Tip Button reduced from auto to $2 00. leire' Corinne Kid 'l'ip Button reduced irons fl.“ to R 50. C. H. HARVEY, 70 North Main so. south Norwafls. W. l. Bill. & BB. MOM our Bridgeport Bargain House. OF FER TO-DAY 500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES! unfortu FROM AN nate Importer. 'lheletheleruntilr-Oeedeimeh-eever-ede by e Casement-nan. Meet,” momentous”. Prices will be $5, $7.2 5, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25 inulebeeelheflflgvuenetwe-eefle. reuse, Wonderful Purchase mayor-”hilt”. Vumnu lot-enters”. Mantegna. OTHER BARGAINS. Webster’s Dictionaries l mushrooms-enumerate; Prion $1.99. Pillow Sham Bolder.- Ieetfliflm-I-yk. Whom "Rubi-yank” We! ”3 :; IIWI-lt‘mvl’ Bill": LHI , A lumen—due ‘3'“ a. ”.1 Rut-nu 3...: a... mefi- :3 =5 I- I: soak 375.533" one. or. a gore-Irene, miw memorandum A I’lllala LIKE .I' Builders Hardware, HATS! . PAINTS. Oils .Vsrnislhfieej. 3..., a... E: on all... -JC I. Wire euer em with , l’i'L 62 "CO?" tron gab-ewe.“ to es waist-gu- ease-r. memo-n. 30111.11 IU‘W‘L‘, (71‘. HITS ! ’Sprimr Styles. noun-sue." a meanness- , . 'KNAWO. 9‘, “erbium or. >- , a