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SOUTH NORWALK.
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TWII FIGHTIII} TAlIJORS.
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Built.
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, mower-ram
G.I.Boinvsisinllisork at...
r. at. Atwood was in Bridgeport y..- *W'Wumuwnfiwrw
Edward Matti, at a... York, wa‘a
mmommm
with its contents, wasburaed totbe
grunudbstwarnlflandloiclccktblv‘
morning _
Blarrteelarnvhe has had chargvol
. the grounds during the,» winter, oceupy
1 iimMarciiisiiilinlist
We have taken to close out for a wholesale Honsefurnish—
House, between four and five thousand dollars’ worth of
' oral kitchen stock. We are now oiiering it to the public
the prices quoted here below, oi which a careful reading
fully prove to you that never berore have first class goods
fiend at such not rate prices, in Fairfield County.
value 15c, (or We each
value Hinder the each
value the, for tie each
Butter Ladies, value 10c, for do each
value fie, tor the each
, value the, for on each
" Bijbsratn. value the, for To each. Potato flashers, value the. tor 8c each
. ‘ Glasses, 10:18, value 75a, for so. each; othersines marked in proportion
" , aliaism, value 4c, tor be per paper. Wash Boards, value 39c tor the each
Bards, ‘ value we, {or 18c each
lateatjpatent,value 50c, We each. Boron. Boardr,vaiue lbs, [or the each
Turkey Dusters, value the, for h'i'c mh
value Site, (or the each
value lie, tor In each
value lbs, [or Do each
Tooth Picke, value be. for he
value We, tor We each
value bile, for 29s each
value see, fdr lie each
m Daiy W“! 130va value the, for be each
We have dildos. ct above lot, and we cfier them at the price named, be each.
' - m Holders value No, for We each
lime. value 85c, torus each Salt Boxer, value the, [or Be each
value $8.50, tor ”.40
value $1.50, for $1.15
Shoe Brushes, value 40c, [or 23¢ each
value $1.75, ior Ole selt
Coal Bitters, value 103, for lie each
value 750, tor the each
fies Bullies. value 20c, tor the each.
. Potts Bad Irons
Wilson's Brooms, value lie. {or do each.
#me Baskets. “willow”
‘ value bio, for flu each
Mas, valg fit”. for .1. I. each. » .Batb Bricks, value we, tor do each
M's Bludl’n‘g‘, value llic, for be bottle. “Pancake Trainers, value To, tor do each
A . 1. , value the. {or do each
value 9c, tor to each
_ value the, tor 10c each
value Ode, for the each
, _ value“. 00, for The each
value 81%, for 83c each
, value $1.89 for 08¢ each
M Boards, 8 feet, value the, tor 320 each. Other stars in proportion.
‘ ‘ , Hues.” tticog,valoe 10c. tor 5c. Clothes Lines, iii) lt long.value the, for Se
f " Hum, 60 feet long. button value 30s, tor 17c
”lane Brushes,valav We. tor the each. Horse Brushes, value bite, for Do each
”3. Pets. value ”a, for the each. Cuties Pots. value 801:, (or We each
mm has value 22o, tor 170 each
”a tags 1! qt Dish Pans value «is. tor as. each
_m Routes value 25c. tor We each
Special Prices in our Line of Granite Ware.
value 50c. (or Add each
value 400, tor the each
Dinner Kettles, value 25o, tor the each
value 10o, for lie each
value “.85, tor 01.00 each
Colisndere, value the, tor the each
, ‘ Nilkmsn, are our line at milk kettles
,fi w BtoveBlacking,asa sampleweofisritstdcbox.
’ ‘ has literals
flappthlmWash Miser. No.0
Oil(lae,valnewe, tor the
value 16c. let be
value the, for lie cake
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{6ch cake
‘ Whittle-ill lillliii‘ullllililaiiiiitii Pile.»
canocr swececna.
roaster. tomes. 3...... metres. tor .1 st
Halal
value am. tor our
- Specialtie-
ln Crockery.
MitpivmnOarkbadObina to’rIMOsvtt
WWuMwanastsduotto crass, m pies... drooratsdln
' ottomtorfliifiuvduesdiromtl‘i. sthissalsonly.
“'lliplvmnasttvflflnvdcead instill”.
hunt...- for ties.
_ MWWasthotv. Ramps". lops.'.Werk fiaskrta,Totlrt
Mano... chdsIOhatrfissts, ianmMntloalBods, Baskets. rut
‘Mlta. Ospaantt dancers. Wooden Bpoonr, every alas imaginable.
, - lag guaranties to be as tron-rout! or money man, it
coarser inside at to days. which Is the length or tints this sale runs.
W
mmmmoeuasmvatm
trig apartment. lathe hotel, was swat.
snedabout ”Mo'elock bythsamsilot
enemasnsaibyafirs wblohhadbrok-
hing up'i‘n’l’ew amiaouimgltr.
Rector and Iill Wild Ill! till“
iron the burning building in their night
clothes. .
in town yseterdsy.
in Ballard, yesterday.
_ ltlw not. Noreen. otwtbi- aimi-
visiting her parents to New York.
has returned trees a visit in Baltimore.
, ,
llama Ben
Irrwinetvcet.
lraderlek lead, of the borough, wil
Barr'yw. Nssh,oi Bsyview avenue.
no. Blanche llarsball, ct argon... i.
B. Wilt?!
Johnhislogsr.ntallnr,wbo hasbsvv
”elem by mewmn
hudsr'ahlcek.lcrvoma time,bavbssn
“drinking hardothmgotngoflouv
cores for two ortbraa days atstlrne.
ltr.Wilmot had about“ haekpay be-
longing toFilateprr. and yesterday mors-
logbedemandsdtbsmoney. Inth-
mot toldhlm toenmeamnudwbsnbv
linens sober audits wouldgtve it to
‘bi’n. Athens
bit-film
Kismet!
cm‘. mwmmw this mmmuumim
Inave,bseanadrunk. They bcthwaat
IraThsron mum, at Waterbury u to the tailoring more about dc’cloek
visiting Irv. ii. Jones. ct first avenue,
It... Norwatk
last night and demanded thebalance oi
themon'ey. Beretosedtogiveitto
Attracted bythsbiarc peopielocted In. W. B.ctarke, ct by”. is the themandtbeyccmmeucedtofightwlth
r. the Point (rum PivelileRiver, but sumo! in. “a u... David Gould, of Ik- Wii‘mot. duties the roster- of
werennabletobeot anyvcrvics, as the
building was rapidly being reduced to
ashes.
The hotel was a two-story trams build
ingot small dimensions, containing a
bar room. kitchen, parlor and several
sleeping rooms. An I. used as abowllng
alley adjoined the main building on the
eaatandancpen.restanrsnt oaths
south. These were also consumed. The
dancing pavilion, tbs refreshment booth
Academystrsst.
lie. A.E Roberts, ct Bridgeport,iv
thegncvt of Ira lEitadie, of Halo
atrect.Brldgeport.
Bnrwelt Carter, of Plaiuvllle, spent
yesterdaywithhisdaughtar.llrv.lt.l.
Baker, of Westatrset.
tion.
Philip Gormley, of Bristol, iv the
guest of his cousin, policeman John
Gormley. oi Beidcn avenue.
wbiobalargswiudowlightwashrokan.
CityllarahslmiarlsakJamaahappsn'ed
to hepamingtbe building atthat time
and boardthescundot crashing glass.
newest upstairsandupon ccmplatntoi
llr. Wilmer, arrested both l'lisingsrand
loves, andtook tbemtothe police star
Filsiogsr was brought up for trial be-
fore Justice Townsend this morning,
charged with assault, brsachct the peace
I“... by, andthe horse sheds were not Fred Lockwood, “VON-integer“ for and drunkenness. The case was ad-
damage by the fire.
Katie’s Park Avenue Hotel, is in town
journed untllthisattsraoonatio’,clock
The Wills w“ owned by J” for a lew days. calling on his old tnordrrtoaliowbethaidsstosecurswit:
a. proud 11de 111.. odes. r '
mi. 3...; a :5... I... .m Iii-lay Frtcb,olthiv city, went to iorl'tlainger audessph Taylor for the
other articles of tnrniturs halos
cones. Captain Bowel! Frost appeared
puma" Yorkyeaterday to attend menu.
mum...“ g; Rachel, m of the marriage of her cousin, Charles B. Loseewiilbsarraigned this atternooe.
Point for several season past. were stor-
ed in the main building.
Generalfiscretaryw. N. Simona isle
KNIGHTS TRIPLAI.
The totallcm in estimated gr moon Burlington, Vt, to attend the annual Annual Ovaelave nl ta. crass c.-
Therc who an insurance cl “500 on the
building through 0. B. Wilacuv agency.
convention of the Y. I. C. A. secrehrivs
of the New England dates.
mull-y ea
In liddlstown yesterday was held the
r... whetherornct rs. turnitorc iv in. a... or. Graham at a... York, is. “0““ ”We" 0' "I0 In"! Mm
insured cannot be learned until the newly-electedrsctorhistl’anl’s church, "The, Knights 1"um I" “limb
arrival of Ir. Knnble, who has been in
termed or the tire by wire.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
was in town yesterday, preparatory to
accepting the call. his was thegurst at
l‘. K. Inckwood.
There MMIMGIIIMOIM PnnkOwsnandsiamlenBasvoi
Wdflifll “10 5|]. 5|“ M3 in "39 Boonsvilir, N. Y., who have been the
locality whersths bless was first seem
new It Wilton.
About four o’clock this morning the
barn on the Seth Meson Grumman as-
tatc at Wilton was burned to the ground.
The place had recently been le-ed by
R. W. Kevlar and hehadoommeuced
work about the premises preparing to
take pores-ion April 1. II‘bc fire was
discovered by one oi the neighbors
about 8:!) o'.cloek He gave the alarm
and a crowd soon gathered but despite
their eflorts the building was consumed.
Considerable bay stored in the barn was
burned. The loss is estimated at M0
with an insurance of .600 through 0 E
Wilson’s agency. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
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In. sum... and loan “In
Another “.00.
The members of the Building and
Loan association again crowded their
place of meeting last night, and usua-
acted the business at their monthly
gathering with much interest and can
thuslaslll. Although the recon: addi-
tions to the «mutation had been so num-
erous that it was hardly expected there
would be many new members, still the
regular average rats at increase was
fully maintained by the eleven subscrib
on who put their names down for 181
shares 0! stock. The receipts oi money
were larger than at any previous meeting
mending two thousand dollars. Al-
though three tbonsand dollars had been
loaned at the last meeting. the condition
oi the treasury allowed oi the whole oi
the evening’s receipts being ofiered to
borrowing members. There were several
applicants for it, and the finance com~
nittes readily placed the two tbonnnd
dollar loan. This money was taken by a
member who has a dwelling in course oi
construction, and thus adds another to
the numerous improvements on real
estate which have already been made
through this metal missiles.
“N WWW
lites Annietloyrt daughter at Robert
I. floyt. and its. Naidei. at West ave
one, gave an enjoyable tlddlvdy winks
party at lire Hoyt's home. No. 87 West
street, last evening. Five tables were
mauled by the players, and various
other games were indulged in. An alab-
oratscollatioa was served about 11:00
o'clock. Nimbus A. Crows won the
first ladies’ prise. and Elton B Baker
the gentleman's prise. lies flirt-m
Dreyfus- was awarded the ladies'
prise, and charter Betta. or the
thegautlemvn'a booby prise“
item. Dray-Ia
Crownlisstowlscd andliva Ismail,
olFairBavvn. A
*Al'resanthv ”manta.
guests oi Dr and Irv. 0. B. Coolidge,
on High street, borough, returned home
this morning.
SENATOR ”X’s LECTURE.
AlargeAndla-aaTae-tat thsoparn
Insult-ea light.
A large audience gal bored at the Opera
House last night to hear the Boo.
Timothy J. Poa' a lecture on “St. Patrick
and the Irish Race” given under the
auspiervol' the A. 0. 1!. Senator John
B. Seymour waschairman oi the meeting
and the stage, which was handsomely
decanted with fiagvaud potted plants,
was filled with citizens and senators.
Among those present were Brenton
Noble 3. Pierce. of Bristol; David I.
Read, at Bridgeport; Frederick W. Bel
den. oi Accents. and I. J. Boniilisn, o!
Newtown. also comptroller Nicholas
Slaub, of New Illierd: Timothy J. Tier-
ney, ol Bartlord: Burgelre Jame! H
O'Retlley and Charles M.mu
Samuel Daekam,st. Fathera O’Brien
and Dugsn, C. N. Wood, A. H. Byrngton.
0. B. Wilson, J. W. Hyatt, J. ti. Orv.
gory, Frederick lead. Thomas O'Gor-
msu and several other prominent «tissue-
The lecture by Ir. Fox was exceed
tugly interesting as also were the re.
marks made by the visitors. Between
the addresses some enjoyable vocal
music was rendered by live Kate Finns-
gao, Bernard Tully,anda chorus com»
posed oi the Biases lay and Norah
Finnegan. Kate Cole, Kate Bengeline.
William Iclahou and William Byiaud,
The ringing of live Kate Finnegan
elicited repeated cnoores. tilts was pre-
sented with a handsome basket or
flowers. The lecture was a financial
auccws, nettingthesoeistynver till).
qu'r is em on roulette.
fleeting of Various min! II [with
levwalh Ind Mull.
it gular meeting oi Buckingham Put,
0. A. N.
:W Wittering M 9} it!
«We! M T.» hon-us. g”
letting pt Orv-w Division. ..
overt-lam Alara's‘siorsia
pau .
tiaddwoompany’roonaa
ol;gsiar meeting at Butlerlodgr, 1.0.
Tbegrand commands read an address
giving an smut oi bisoflciai acts dur
lngtbspastyear. Other reportsaltowed
ahvlaccvotfilflmthatthsnomber ct
Knights admitted during the year was
150; less trons all «uses. 4'1. Oifioerv as
lotions wereeieoted: Grandccmmander,
Costello Lippit’t or Norwidt; deputy
grand commander, Christian Swans oi
South Norwaik; grand generalinimo,
James B. Wildman oi Danbury; grand
captain gsnerai,G. Herrick Wilson at
lieriden; grand preiate, Hugh Sterling
of Bridgeport; grand senior warden.
Lyman B. Johnson of New Haven;
grand junior warden, Charles J. Fox of
Willimautlc; grand treasurer, William
B. Eigby oi Bridgeport; grand recorder.
Joseph K. Wheeler of Bantord; grand
standard bearer, Samuel It. Bronson oi
Rartiord: grand sword bearer, William
L. Whitney of New Iondou; grand
warden, William E. Bieley of Water-
bury: grand sentinel, Horatio l1. Abbe
ol Iltddletown.
1 Ila-er to When leave m Dee.
fluoroITnaasmn.—Is the cars
of Calvin A. Smith, reported in yesterw
day’s Gasette, stating that the case last
week was not correctly stated, it says
the increase was not ’10, but .8. The
item reierred to last week stated an in.
crease oi I“, which was comet from
April 9, i”, to November 21', 1889, then
'8 increase iron that time, making his
pension ‘12 per month Iron November
it. rest. and it was «cured by his rear
ognised attorney. It was irons him that
he was notified that it had been granted.
omelet notice having been received by
the attorney on the morning oi larch
10th, and notice sent to the spplicam,
and received by his wits before noon.
Bite conveyed the news to her husband.
alter coming to the attorneys olive and
seeing the shut dmmens and asking
to take it to give to her husband. which
was granted; and further, at night the
applicantsametotbeoflcoandsskedto
take the document home. which was
granted, be returning it the neat morn-
ing. Better to whom honor Is dae.
‘ D. P. Bonsai.
Immune-Insist! were,» Wm”-
flier W: flamertoaishsdtv
sea the mums loads is last ”salads
must lasts Bell was
vrryohillylast fiatasday night. i
toknowthattbaatatsmentlsarronsoov.
Yours Besprcttully. W. Births.
Cereal-tatoprranosvsandlusic
re. NorwalkPistol ciabwlil'hold 5‘”- W
their rrgnlarmastingatthssaualplaea. mmwmm
“II-verb“
The strike among the weavers and
W sotnamat thallorwalklillsisrtillco.
W Tats morning the dissatisfied weavers
M
“W! W
mmvmthvn
The Bermuda finngvrhnad will cele-
bratstbetwollthaoalvvrsary or in or- aura...
‘30 Tbseoart
gaaiaatioa at Gwmsaia hall,oa
Washingtoastrsrt bridge.
“P' liahmeatol medicament-emu.
Indias’rvbsarvslatthsOIdeliflook MM” m" “‘l and... W“ a...
M II III!- "*
J.G.Nyatthasremoredhlvm
canto totbvrasrreorsiatbveottoflan
ldwsrdnlirshlahsvlagaasrtrnaa
glasskoahlsllvmtdsevkuvptep-
The sloop “New York,” from New
York, arrived in the harbor yesterday,
withacargoollron iorlberilleyatoae 3
As the meeting ct Trinity church ovi-
illi. held last ermtng, it warm
learn-dancers. a... Kir-
cigTarrytewn. N. Y.
The men... tactical» or the West
portilsimopai church has appointed a
committee to can!» with Bivltchil-
llams relative to the removal of Ir.
Hyde.
Ira. Annie Logaadied at her home in
White Halos. N. Y., Sunday, aged fill
years. The remains were hronghtto
Weatport and interred in the Willow-
Brook mastery.
J. 3. Crawford, ct lount Vernon,
N. Y., agent of the Ssnborn-Psrrrs lap
company of New York,ia in Westport
making maps o! the huvim placsv tor
the benefit at the innranm companies
and their local agents.
Our stock consists of Men’ 3, BoYs’ and Children’s 01
also a complete line of Gentlemen’ s Furnishings. .
Men’s, Buys’ and children’s <
Our Men’s Suits show advanced styles, superior.t wen u
a "m mm s ship and faultless fit. Every garment in our vine is
ma no no. ,3 hm‘ :3." or .3. rented at its true value. Our assortment is new, and til
i. theproud pommacr otanlss watch tire stock manufactured for the Spring trade
hereosived ymtsrdaymtize: fan gmonsters:
means-aru- W or we
cl bi that code.
"amusemm. 01“ F5119 Sims Equal cm
arm fidumfi, dzm We are showing a large line of Men’s Business Stilts,
res Barman. willalao a. on min a is. Sachs and Cntaways, which we guarantee will please the g ‘
nor-«Williams» Ruhwm particular, and every wearer of our Clothing is assured
'h‘" '" “u"“w” "" hm“ best style at the lowest prices The Boys’ and C ‘
figfi'flmflfitfix 3:: Suite are oedema“ 1y handsome, from new and novel d
north oifltateetreettole-nm‘ge in can trimmedinthesame workmrinlike «,- 7
t ““3; w “"‘r 3"”: “moods characterizes all our Clothing.
“'33“ 'u'i‘ mm“... °"' "W"
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m..........:......”“‘: in. Slit: Kill in: Jenni Suits, let's Extra iii
locatedontbevamsetrsrt.
Aborsebetougingtoh. C. Smith, or
Southpcrt. took fright andran
near Peat Swampoutbe Westport road
yesterday noon. Ir. and Ira. Smith,
the occupants at the carnage,“ were
thrown out and
Smith sustaining a tewm alight bruises.
The M a" M at mm b We endeavor to have complete in every respect. Come
,m “mum b, ,, inns 'flm ,m see us, whether you wish to buy or not. All will receive
traveiiogaiong the road. '11.. harness some friendly greeting, and all treated equal at
was broken so was one or the shafts to
"“’ “m” FRANCIS ch 0038
in»... was, .r Inn“.- u... M 80 WASHINGTON STREET, com 303' 4
w..,..,,,,,.;-...........-.... SCOFIELD & HQY
by the Democrats at Danbory for Judge
oi Probate.
finished inventory and received our new spring stock, wb art!
“the patrons of South Norwalk some big bargains.
Tearingdowrt‘ottbeoncsprond Wad-
awanuck hotel in Btoniagtcn, tor many ”Ba give
DRESS GOODS.
8 inch Plaid, this
ysarsapopnlaraunmerrsvort, hasbvsa
command.
maularprice
”inchPlaidPlanma yard,regularprleeflc.
to inchPlaid
saloon . 40 inch All Wool . chem ard. Isr mile.
“and hrai‘sld'tenbuaispotatrahca nmwwwmgeunho’uymm W350-
“’° 1'" 3'0““ M '- “M .. A rent. man or union HENRIETTAB Allli
”mm“ '““°" "" °' 11...... “80 LADIES’ 1105:).
Fan
Bonday afternoon.
A man answering the description at P Magda,“ worth idle.
art
Smith & Angell‘s, 9e. worth the.
Johnson, the swede whb murdered In.
CHILDREN’S HOSE: M
Fred Ben tolsridan iuAIM 1m
PastBlaethibbetholO, ichortlri‘lc.
has been arrested in NewYorkbylo-
specterByrnqioramarderonsassault.
PastBiacinbbsd. otclo. lucwortbllc.
Grey Imed,dtolii, the worth the.
Rev. W.B.Lewisnt Larchmont,N
PastBlack, NubianDyr,Glto9l.8tc,wortbflc.
v, hasbeenoailad toBhJohn’achnrcb:
GENTS’ 3033!.
and bashesa oilseed“
andoasottbsrectory. Ba rspllsstbat
“laminae, lchortbl
Showman“ Bosefihwmth
bewllleomeior “.500 bevldeetbe no
last ,ldeworlhIe.
tety.
autism”. flewnrthfle.
momma-mug.
The annual ecnmtbntovlrct stats
Bpacswtllnotpsrmitastc mention the many bargains we hgvapt
thslsadiagore .
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Jams-cairn! iaiyiug at thepclnt
cideatblelystie,anan namedlasea
bavinggaabedhim tarribiywitharaacr
Watsrburyonlayu. Restatemen-
,htvptrdeail.
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87 Washington Street, South its
Here We Are Aga
i illuminate “matters,
and hpsadvuc'ad
Thistrmewegpoteyooa to can that you will
Iowavauy,snd clear donotturu oaths
sent them, your money will be refunded:
mouse evenness areas are. an
in. Dariagihvisvtyaarnavw
ccnrtabavsbseninvtltvtvdtn
naklngatotalotflmitbansmbvrvbip
on.“ Applicationtortbevstabilsb-
taratotaeoartkadbsaarsorived tron
Norwalk, and it is very probable
harmonise ”maturation".
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