‘filmmhlsnewstoreln
Mlavvlabaddingllrstavs‘aoe.“
to-wovrnw.
: m
3&1? “ll
10.... ”1 a my not
calm My Ming;
My ’ prevail. with variable
northerly sod westerly,
“ Increasing cloudiness, in
with the advance of the
storm system. and on
partly cloudy weather, with
W changes. followed by
M II! 10-Hour...
WW Hixhtide Ilowtide
I“ 6.11 11.02 5.08
m stores of this city will all
‘ all deyfiood Friday.
Warden Willlred ll. Peck will
_ ,0. WI! Lodge. moon,
euBnren is {adding another
to the south side of his
‘ Stevens II sole arm is South
{or (Rover Farm creamery
tuning in the church parlors.
A new line”— of spring colorings in
_ths_~ Boston Store, Norwalk.
Young People's society of the
Avenue N. E. church will meet in
parlors on Friday evening.
a...“ of Good Friday coming
way. Comphny D will drill on
evening. instead of Friday.
subscribers of the Norwalk club
. 3 y will meet in the club
’ thyyetcuitlg todecide upon the
evening at the residence of Mrs.
iwntatdat 'lo’.oloek
“day”- evening there will bee
- o! the members of the South
. church to act
‘ Congregational
lheruignation of the pastor,llev
Mia.
hating More the railroad com-
. in reference to the layout of
New York. & Eastern
5 will beheld It theconrt house
h eonslderabie inquiry as to
A. pusngereteamer istohegiu
I ‘ Wewonldliketoenewertbess
' Ibsttcennot. Willthemau-
; Alfilinsplsassgivensauaoswer?
GOA. have put in exquisite
new nsokwear, apiece of news
{the fashionable young men will
‘f tatwsstsd in. They are
an attractive line of spring
l
Numeral! shut down on
' for theretnaindsr of
somensded repairs
’ q -givsthshaude theosual
‘ I“ m Anewswlngerwill
- there will also be degree work.
did'elllndgawillvlsitvoionlndge
of Stanford. Wednesday evening of
neatwsekaudwosktbstblrddem
cana- Ballad. the painter of the
Wistepeiatlugthe residence of
. Doll). Pardeeonllorth Iain street.
W. B. Inekwoed returned Saturday
nigbtfmmhlsfionthsrn tour. He left
its-onsta- just before the lynching
of tbeItalian._______
Thellolmss. Rosier ”c Belieek oom-
apaay will hold an adjourned meeting
EWednesday evening to complete plans
fortheirnewopsning.
Old Well Lodge, 1". t A. I. wdl work
the second degree Thursdaye'vening.
Union lodge, of Stamford, will work the
hmtdeueaforOldWellLodgeneat
.sl:
Beginning Avril 1.0mm! AIM
-' wideaweke North lain street grocer,
will ofler bargains for cash every Wed-
nesday. In a new advertisement today
hecalls attention to a few prices for
next Wednesday.
—-".l’he Athletic Club.” The best be.
cigar. A new brand by the Old Well
' CigarCompany. Aska it
y to fair. colder weather ,
Hrs. llary E. Lonnsbury. aged 78
years. dred yesterday afternoon of pneu-
monia. at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Horace A. Saunders. 65 Cedar
street. The funeral will be held tomor-
row alternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
Jacob Bcheele: the New Canaan mur-
derer. since he concluded his recent fast
has been spending hie time as pleasantly
as possible under the circumstances. Be
chats at times with his keepers and then
drops into a thoughtful mood.
Butler Lodge will give an entertain
ment after the work tomorrow evening_
Vocal and instrumental music. recita-
tions by Brothers John E. Light. Collin
Bennett, George Whelpley and others.
All third degree members invited.
Pioneer Castle, Knights of the Mystic
Chain, will hold their regular session to
night in the Castle Chamber, No. 10
Water street. Business of importance
to every member will be transacted. and
Every
Sir Knigot is hereby urged to bepresent.
Geo. B. Weed’s ”Electmpied” was
seenon our streets today in charge of
his groom. This young and well bred
stallionjsof remarkably line form and
goodsiae. He is not quite three years
old, and has been handled but very little,
yet he can show better than a three-
miuute gait, and promises to be very
fast. Be is a full exemplificatrou of the
doctrine “that blood will tell.” and be
fore the season is over we expect to hear
that he has made a remarkable record.
The suggestion made in Tar. 83311an
a few days ago, that it would be oppor-
, tune for the citizens of Norwalk to pre-
sent a portrait of the late 0. 8. Ferry to
the Fairileld County Bar to be hung on
the walls of the Court House at Bri geo
port. has prompted E. A. Woodwar to
say that he will he one of ten citisens of
Norwalk to pay for a portrait of the
dead senator. This is a very generous
ofler, which will no doubt be met by
other pnblicspirited citizens.
SCIENTIFIC SPARRING.
Last night's Athletic Entertainment at
(lea-ante llall.
Germania Bell was filled last night
with a crowd of men, numbering nearly
ilve hundred, drawn thither to at-
tend an entertainment given by the
South Norwalk Athletic club. The pro—
gramme conshted chiefly of three-round
set-tosio which local and oubof-lown
celebrities appeared. with songe. club
ewiuging, and clog dancing sandwiched
in between.
Professor Buckley presided at the
piano. and had exhausted nearly all the
selections in hll repertoire when Fred
Coleman introduced Billie Bhortden. of
Bridgeport. as masterof ceremonies. and
thsfan began. Among the gladiators
who pm on the gloves during the even
lng wereYelIow Bali and Tommy Welsh,
John Iouohan and John Blattery, John
ConroysodJosepb InlahonJrsnk Noo-
nanaod John leGolrke. Billy Murray
and Billy Poseythe. Jack Smith and like
Gillespie. Cal lloCertby’s colored mid-
gets.John Britt andJack Bart. Johnny
O'Neil and DenCrouse. John Rooney
Harry Laue, Jerry Cehill and
“Dutch" Reynolds. Jim Eustace and
Jack Iaaehsn, William Wheeler and
Charles King. Prank Cooley and Daniel
Walker, Ike Williams and John Files.
The various rounds developed consid.
arable herd slugging, as well as some
vsryseisatiils sparring.
Thsglove eunuch were interspersed
with club swinging by Harry Lane,
E.
champion of Connecticut; character de 3......
Rotations by Betsy Doody, who enter»
taindtbeerowdat NewOrlesnsst the
inset thstmpseyIFitslmmons light:
by John Plaherty and John
lioossy clog dancing by Nelson and
latent,
I
ads and George Hoyt. in
”on
.[El
' .
KW“ Dbl-w, edema...“ m. ,
. madman... thraaoaedidalss the
‘ Massive.
and a wrestling match hater-sown ‘rsras
mill
Bentley, although
aetanlssssat day, was spent fleassnuy
hyths gathering holding veered Inset-
legend in the afternoon a trip was
madeto viewttreremaiusof the llrest
Retort Point. In the evening some Mr
the visitors attended the services at the
church. Yesterday was pleasantly
spent I22; readings. recitation. ad
dune singing. Once! the
leatnresof theoccasion was an “A
by Robertlorrieon. relating his traveh'“
thronghl’ero. ills discourse was ably
presented. and created much interest.
Iotiersofregrst wereread fromanutn-
herofreiatlvea who were unable to be
brunt. Ire. Youngs received a large
number of presents in honor of her
flortietb birthday.
Those present. taking an active part
in the two days’ session, were: In. Ii.
A. Bsylee. Air. and Ira. John G. Beyleam
Rey Ilorrison Bayies. Kr. and Ira. J.
B. Jayne, Leon Bsyles Jayne. Ire
Tina Huuiey and lites fishy Hnuley. all
of Bridgeport; William L. Bsytes. olT
xuarkhm: Ionian P. Overton
ve , of M
N". Y; Robert lonrznson. tense y
Peru; Ilsa Millie C. Yollllh c- H.
Young and others.
The reunion was the best one yet held
and it was decided to meet again null-lend
year at the same, place, when they pro
pose to make the anniversary more
universal.
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Hatters Worthy as lootin- trnn Ivory
Quarter of Mint.
6. I. Hubbard and Mrs. Abner Rob-
ere, liddletown twine. celebrated their
seventy-eighth birthday Saturday.
Glastonbury has a mad dog snare. and
the eelectmen have given notice that all
dogs found unmouled will he shot.
Physicians of the Bridgeport hospital
report that William Jones has been our-
ed of-tnbetcuioeis by the use of Koch's
lymph.
Tue Neugstuck [Iver is unusually highmm
and the foaming waters near AnsonIs
present a picture somewhat like that at
the Niagara rapida.
Oliver B. Jsssup. of Bridgewater. Ct..
a religious fanatic. had combustib'or p‘Il
ed up ready to touch with a match and
burn his little granddaughter to death as
aescriiice, when the other members of
the family interfered and saved the lit-
tle girl's life.
It isthought that Johnson Hubbard,
of Cheshire, who committed suicide by
hanging himself in Horace C. Bristol’s
barn last Friday. was drugged and rob-
bed ol forty dollars while in Walling-
from the eflects of the drug when he
committed soIcide
Oliver Wendell Bel-ea,
When asked if all diseases were curable
if treated early. said “Y- s. but some dis
eases began two hundred years ago. ”
Precisely—no one knows when scrofula
and specific diseases began.
know that we inherit that diseases.
king’s evIl. Iheulllnlielll. boils. abscesses.
white swelliogs. &C, and the medical
world is just learning that Cactus Blood
Cure Is the one only infallible vegetable
neutraliaer of than blood tsiuts. Sold
at Piaisted’s drug store under Mahache-
mo hotel. South Norwalk.
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD...
Canal-yole'eandeee s forail klndsof
modern Marcia earl enaticdly
In...“ milk... I..." “"
e as
leaded.
I. D. RANDALL.
Architect and “Superintendent.
lahseke-o llotel Bloek.tlon thllorwele
Coanllatlenfron 5 too p. n.
LLIIEBFIBIGREIIEWY
BUTTER
IN ROLLS. FINEST HARE.
Everybody buys it. Bold only by
B. F. STEVENS,
IUIIO MALI. BLOCK. ”MW
GELBLE L FEBLIS
The wldrawaks
Bargain LIILII‘.
swam. BARGAINS EVERY
wensnsnlr
FOR CASH
museum
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,
mam BEST.
WuLWtJ-m‘eh.”
BECAME.
WIDE-AWAKE BIDDER,
Thshonelacommcd
fork that day. and that he was suilering A
We only A
"iastegliilnerfi
“ IRS. W. FLWL'E'I‘I‘
The South llormll Baptist "Church
mmwnmammm
flI itchy and Willlllli.
Aunt-rummm .‘l'l‘ '
mi sour.
Adm-audit “unending!
Ila-.ldnslottlweestcawemm
Alum. TOP sanctum RAIDLT Still:
inevvry willallusddat
harpinA to Willie mom. .5-5”Weat
ll FIRST-
APyml. IIAIIX 3]..
will. willhesold [hlIiluin1 at I
Woodward means. fl
"mum and“ 1&0 Thom nor-s
Karl. orgasm-mar mate
1' nau. 13mm“ sfl.flgl.i:mhooul D
pinnatlyittcatsd Wilibffold heapandmemy
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tar-owytolralerashan. 'l’athilLlle‘II
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Adtsvevtlacnen unndwthbhntasteaesalmgl
Mlmulmmlwsdflm
man: 01”.“! 300B. owfliflABO
av th;ltmwsik v
mm 18 Qniolsrd arenas I223"
House on maroon mos. Ir nooas;
Nader Ir
etuhtxoffonr m
pplymlLWoodwasd.
HOUR! All) LABS! CARDIN 0N ROTOR
Bill. Bautlow ApplytoJossph Cur mutt
Avatar nmmpnaflpooss '0‘! ring?
A avenue. “m “0‘”! .
Inquire of Taylor I ngdsn. aIls If
Wu mesa!“ BOOKS. ND P1008.
7 Chestnut street: lI’hree m “gige‘lzafrom
depot. A yto sled .Punult. o. . that
. streetuonpt‘h‘ Norwalk. malt tf
Boole AT er ORCHARD e'l'lll'l'. Noll-
waik..tnsnallfarniiy G. Beulenbeek. mtftf
OBI FLOOR.“ B00”. ALI. lonlllll
Is at Install mutual
Threat-unwri- at or Water street. Bath
walk. Apply at Conrad Becker e groeay store. ill
Washington street not 7 If
4300IB ON FIRST FLOOR KL? M18173.
:ppmite the bridge. rent 57. Applylo
B01330! TOM mm as 0 Two Oil
hresonhonres onlmngton avenue. Booth
liorwatk. Apply to Jacob I. Layton. is It
0033 AB!) nouns 08 WATIB moor
and lov avenue ronus to In
per-non. anti alldw-es .Ilaylltilud"3to-f
LARGI BUILDING. LA!” 11839 103 A
ghouourmo... m m
. suitable for any businesa A y
Knapp. no BWeet street.” figs»
Bl WOODWARD ROIIS'I'IAD-ld 300's.
mrwmsmmrmun
Aeooooooaaanromo: , MARCH 3i and APRIL].
Wire .m Iallsvy. lo a weathering.
liagle'l'lcksts. demos
sasrscrssas rouse woasw'. .sam or. Innervlllbsesrvsdfn'r-ttnu. ere-“itemize
Aes'sltsatsat sac-Ia was
llihilei lumsmcrs
VERMONT
SEED Pfl'l'I‘l’llLS
WRITE STAB.
BEAUTY OI" HEBBON,
fiAllLl' ROSE
Billie & Minimal.
UR SPECIAL
THISWEEK WILL BE ON
Sweet Chocolate.
Only to per pkg. of 6 pieces.
The Best Cincoiale Brett Bron:
(INDY 80c A POUND.
ITHWRWWNL Ll].
Betandeoldwater.hathroom heater. math. c.
with slanting for Are hIIrsea. cowstablos.
houses, Ac. all in rim repair :1 of c.
Swans at old Well Cramps”. old if
PLEASANT nous ll! A ooavrmm
localitylaodcredtopersrnrwho wouldlikeln
vieltWasntngtonsome than d the winter or
new ”menu... ..D “3.. ..
r. luiml. W.. C.
P08 SALE OR TO REIT
Advertisernen under this act acceding
llmltiuaqaumnml sun
0R BALI on To our. YURNISBID—
mmflmnve Illslttvsr Cons. A
non
oped lag orderzl Omens.
etebliag. waterfront. a It. Particulars on so-
plimuootolrall lamb abnvesddress mttlw
Charm Klemperch, of Norwaik
lsry B. Klempereh. late of Nor-elk;
Superior Court. Palrdetd County.
larch old. i591.
ounce 0? NOTICE.
Upon the complaint of said Chutes chmpuch
praying for reasons therein set forth. for a divorce.
NlIlDINC on the first Tandalof April. l. ul.be
fore the or. srlor (loan. in and or l’slrlsld county
it appearing to and bring found by the so!»
scrib aathtrity that the said defendant resides
out oft is state.
Taramas. Ordosd that notice ol the psedeacy
of said complaint he gives said defendant by peb-
listing this order in The Ironic lineman. a
newspaper printed in South Norwal in mid town
offlorwaik. two weeks successively commencing
on or before Belch Bib. lDl.
WI. It. snacrov.
Ass’t clerk of the Superior tout for Pat: laid
Coasty
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper Hanger, Calciriner, Painter
A“ DIAL]. IS
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
er acorn tsattt arneer.
80E"! NORWALK. CONN.
Sample books of foil iiae latest styIIeot Papas
Borders and Gilt hlo'dirgs taken to houses for
laspeettou on notice by postal
mini! ISTIIATBS ClillliPULLY GIVIN.
SARARJ. WATBHBUBY. lot Order
ALBIANDIR I} WATIRBIIBT l Nation
Staten! Connecticut Pairde.dt‘.onnty as. Bridge
port. IIICRN. A D Hill.
l.- pou the complaint of the said Sarah J. Waterbury
prsyloyhforreasons thereto set forth. fora divorce.
returns to to the Superior Court in and for Pair
held County. on the first Tuesday of April. user it
apraariox to and being found by the subscrrhio
enlbovity. that Alexander (I. Waterbury. the sa
Lisabsentfronthe statemeadgonsto
puts on
The reforeOIdered.Thet
of said complaint be ven. by p’nbllehlngtw order
in The Iver-lag rest I. a cat
in tioulh Norwalk, one week, suenmaivei
ateaehu on or before thetlst
W
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court" for
THE ONLY CflIIPL'I'IIIII LINE
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
roars” in lahseketao hotel. out in
ALBIN HAL M0.
DIAL“ II All. [IBM 0'
ranu aso slam nuts. times.
vacant... nation-seas. some
secs. urn, crease ooous, use; L
castle. oversee. so. so. so. .,
flouflt latte 37.. trees WI".
aim ly memos.
N. K. FERRIS.
Org-aisle! thsltorwsltl, '. child K Wu]
t‘eno..aad k or "
Teacher of Pleas, llrgaa sad lisrneay.
MumuWenAve... no. lies “I.
MARermamspalstofdrseeehvreh.
lewhrlt. ms-
GRAND OPENING.
No. 3 Water Street, Remit.
Iill ambit ea
mused”, Tasusy Alledaesesy,
larch 23d, 34th and 25th.
unnum-
tatter- late. lsasshsal alllilli-
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
’ lion-or Iron Street.“
d odirom Ioaor set
we}... “hm. ”meow”...
scallop!“
JACOB M. LAYTON.
ilstatesuelloassaree Generallusnreaes
Ree wnrv. Idle so Aeeldeat. (lease
lIla arenas. Drafts
fasteosopwerdsaodln loavyOrderI ell parts
llotary Public; atmeats
taken.1m “minted Tickets. Item
ea moral-Issue Itraat. asst rarest on...
SOUTH NORWA III. OT.
S500 REWARD.
Ame b or m amuse tomes
”enigma“ syn-xenon“ at tastewe of
partissgeeitts aayofthsreesat basalt-nicest.
"m“;m “warren-nor
F U R MM U R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID-“STOW
IO. IAIN mass. ”PITA“
JOSEPH IIIIIA,
.lie. Bi) North “newest.
“Wilma“. .
”0:: remedyl
SPRING STYLES.
Owewwlwvatof
ash-annoys???" wm
10,000 Roll: If let Patten:
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Aline of (Bills at!” cents per
double rail.
Alulll “'18de
ill! ‘I multicolor!”
Varahhn. Coltpnll m
Artists' I ' nus wfl'lor hard
wood mlooresad irate. i’aiutlu. Paper Barg-
L. H DECKER,
79 WASHINGTON STREET.
IOU"! NORWAIJI.
FEAT MOSS
STABLE WELDING,
Chan Economical, Repltldul.
Athalf thecsstof straw.
HAZELTON
LIISS Lilli Lllfll
Hickory. Oak, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BLLEL LII ill] STRIW
Grain and Feed.
LIIIIlflIlL Lilli.
”it!
Will Ill Yflll 'I'Llik if This
130on desire some for rheumstlwul When I
say a core. 1 mean all the word implies.
“ Van's" Rhinitis 0m
laaadterualiy.
Will I" William LILIRBLI
Internally.
Ir. J. I. You Rear.
That others who are suffering from Rheumszinn
may be encouraged to use your remedies to a suc-
oeniui result. I herewith give ray caperence
felt no apparent relief from the contents of the
first home. but while net It» second one i caper
leased decided reiiel; and this relief increased as I
continued to use. until before l had finished the
third battle of liheumatic Core. and that bottle of
Uniment l felt pefleerlyrured of, busine- is
such that lam erpored to all kinds weather Coo:
siderlog this. I feel that remedies have had a
wonderful elect. and l vise all who may be suf-
fering from rhenlratlsm to not only get your route.
dies and use them. but to continue their use until
the rilect desired is obtained which l drtal believe
will come sooner or later. roux
Union avenue. lrvingtoo. N. J.
Ir J. I. Vault
bearish—Poetic benedtoi’l others who may he
IBM! from rheumatism. ldesire to state the
heoelt received from Van's" Rheumatic Cure
lhavsbcsnasalererfromthis ulel malady for
years. lhsvaasedmaay tee and fallie’
Ind anygoodresolts therefrombsd bedroaclnd my
case waslncorable. leetluea friend one day or.
rat-rum“ CALI. I”.
GOOD FRIDAY EVENING. March 27. SATURDAY, MARCH 28.
rivet-ad consonant-31W“ overuse arena.
...iir. and Mrs. Kendal
“Ww‘ifiiw‘W” one romeo sectional!
THE UEEN’S SHILLING ... know" no new
fihwigrmm” ornayroc. cm “firggfifiu canteens
Afternoon of April l—THE HARIHE RAID.
arahBernhsrdtin"hTofi.lls mmmvmmso.
NEW SPRING
onsss coon
PLAIN INII PLLIIIS.
Bargains in Styles from Last Season.
5——
A. lickerman & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
SPRING OPENING!
Millinery;
IATIRII A? I: is.
William Gillutt't‘“
v
.Friiay and Sauna], March 20 hill.
We will display our early purchases of Spring Millinery
Goods, including all the Latest Styles and Materials for the
coming Spring season. Call and examine.
H- Kreiger,
U nder Mahackemo Hotel. South Norwallr.
Isle “streak said he would hrisfme
lptne if i would try I. which 1
lard lode. but I must confess that [had very little
faith in its detonate an After using this
remed short time. snicresllre that l was
hetrg eel rd byit; a now. forrhe ilrs. time to
cars. I feel entirely free of all rheumatic trouble.
advise er one troubled with rheumatism to
give you.- more a trial. Grateful!
Bill!) Bill ART.
lain street. Orange. N J.
BavcyooTscoughthat has behind every known
, ” smiuugll lure.
i
This will certify theta:
wlf's. sltsvtrylleg several
kinds of cough esree ailing to obtain any to—
Iisl. asedoas bottle of ‘ Van‘s Core sad
vnearedofaeouah that threatened tolsad tonne-
III a. ltseeatedtorearh the sore
l
Yours truly. CilAltLlu T! n.
“Cedar street.
lsaessand prnervemh. to arrest decay.
toporlfyihe hrsath.and to restore diseased
spanned-s toe healthy condition. use
“’lan s” laminae.
‘l‘hsahonprsperstloesforsslebydrssgists.
ELECTRIC WORK.
It to do llsetric Wort of all
hledaandsolts leaders for wiring losses aodet
Have Your Route Wired Belore it It
Finland.
Burner-s Repaired.
Batteries Filled.
BELLS FROM 33.23 OP.
Allwmkgssraetesdtorlretausfseilon.
W. C. PERRY
It death late It... learn flora all. still)
WILL N PIIIN'I'.
"m“! mi.)
”ll'l'fl IOIWAIIK, ~ (JOHN.
J. E. POWER.
82:th iiterlsttingSsloso.
MM
., warmer-essential. I
W
W. II. HILL & 00.,
OF BRIDGEPORT,
Have bought the Ambler stock of Dry Goods, and
MR. LESTER. Harman-Ir
Is selling it out
*- L'l' LL88 THIN FIFTY GENTS [IN THE IIIILLLII
At the old stand in Norwalk.
Cloaks at less than half price’
Wraps go at $5; Jackets ands degglho
I"song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Ribbons
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods Silks,
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really aston-
ishing prices.
:fipfi:
w-L-—a‘.--~—
W. B. HALL 6: CO.
'F. H. NASH do BRO.
WHATES GIVEN ON
PLUIBIWII. [III FITTING. TIN ilI'LIIIIIII' IBIIIWIILL 7
'1 All semen
WILTIIIIY IIIW STIIIiilIII ill 311m Sill! mm
vs nave A eras none or
DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA.
m m lid "I“. urea m
mews-em moans.” ‘IO‘V'CIIWJ I
Norwalk Chronicler