, H“
\
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
I0”. ”II AID III, “II!!!-
No trouble to show goods
whether you intend purchasing
or not. ,
.. , -——-—~<ee-~————
lioney reloaded alwoyeyhon
, l l‘ .
finestinthecitywurstookoflillinorygoodsof eryvnrietyie
minaret and choicest the
country SlooTriulmed Hate to
‘11:;
slowsos. moons pompous, odours. etc.
INVITED
OPEN EVENINGB.
down our so nu.
l-iis Proposed Defense at the
Harrisburg Convention.
moon I! 10'1“ A CANDIDATE
'l‘ha 'n-caa Knight of labor Dingle-sad
nee-nee Ila Has Been Ila-ed as a
Presidential Possibility hy Canal- Joan-
IAIn—‘I’he Cleveland-Grey light Indol-
llannsssuao, April ld—Senator Quay
willnddremthe Bepnblhn state oonven
tlon next Wednudsy for the purpose oi
astdnghimselfstrightheforethepsrtysnd
orb-who He will he a delegate from
Besvereonntyasdlththought willepeah
toesmlderahlalengtli. flewillsothe an
Whetwilladoptemhdperwraeive
In-ner,whichhhfriemlsmywillreeultiu
tarrylagtheoenveuiionsothst he will he
med of return to the Unitedstater
usteby nextlegislature. Although
the senator has never taken this staple
willnowdoao,itiamid,for themheot
harmony.
'Ihepartylesdersin Philadelphienre si
lsntastotheir preferences for candidates
' withtheexoeptionofcongrumnn atlarge
from the eastern end of theatete. They
invor the mminationuwargeACutor
ltbhallevedthnt‘ ' willy-econ
twodelsgatosetlarge‘hndtbetthef'tvillbs
WflhnhflhineandWifllnmEAhcn.
HM far Harrison.
Bane-Lu. April ill—lune Bahteno
ddtonreporterherethathebelievedthet
theaiguofthafimeapointedtownrd Bar
rho-nod felt convinced that Elaine's re
twmnrml.
I, “I haven’teeqnnythiug,"heuid,“sinee
thsmtotlr. Blaine thatleadsme
tobllevethattllerewonldheserionsoppo
fientoPrealdentllnrr'nou'sronominetlon
Ty thnhepnblicens. Everything is going
'“hethreemenwhowonldbestrongcom
AllisonnndLinooln—do
nu. tobnintbfleld. Iclinlsyuri
Mwnldheaformidefleopponengbui
Inlnnotdtheqa'nionthntitiah‘nyearto
rel. or that he thonhsitis. 'l'hadriftoi
events h certainly very dedded forth:
Wad reelection 0! President
Harrison.”
Amnesia-ammonia.
lsnsaaerounAprll ll-Annndcrsmnd-
inhubaenreachedhetwsentheflevelend
.d whgsolhebemocrntic party
shy Wasatch-sonnet
theatdaconventlonnent’l'haradey.
It was decided that theatete plntfmu
shalldecleretnI-il reform to he the “in:
andmvehndtheh'icelnunineqhatthnt
theaueofes—Oovunorfirsyshallhepre
a-ladtotbenationnlconvention. andthnt
lathe evutd (hevehnd’snorninationbe
ingdeemedinexpedient bythntbody,thr
Indieaedelegaflolnhflldoitsutmosttose
cmeGrny‘haelsction-thepreeidentielan
dllbte.
rues-nu wetness-luau.
Inwenns. April lh—‘l‘. V. Powderly
haswrlttentoseeretnry Robert Schilling,
ofthsl’eople‘,sperty asking him to puts
may to the ”nonsense" of theuseof his
Wan-ens seandidateforpresi
d-t. ee"for certain ”bodes-oi
heheveflnutewnnhldrswsswelluthst
ofsomeothers. Eernys,”lvotethe8t
lash phfluns whenever it may,“
matter‘wbt the nuns of themymey
h."
Alger Aft-r Delaware Delegates.
Wins-ores. April ill-Judge Advocate
.OenerdRC.Fraim,ofthedepartmentoi
Ddswamfi. A 8., has received aletter
fro-General Alger urging himtousehn
laden-lethaA. kin th'u state. Tho
latterstatadthatthegeneraliencsudslate
forthslneaidenoyandrnehes an sppealts
hi old unrede- tor their support. The
“Anywhere“ elmosttonnnii
“WW’emominntion.
Alllaanlarllarrlaoa.
CuemApilln—seastorAllison-iys
“la-snot acandidnte for thepresidential
“loathe; in tact.l will frankly any]
place.” The senior spoke flatteriugly oi
Wm,whosennuainetionhs
toregardasnforsguneeonolnsioe
.idhewassetlshedthetthelowsdele
gntlonwonldhefornarrison.
Insulated lav Harrison.
Amara. an. April ld—The Republican.
"" m“ WW.“.:
.mtad '0 V
the novel of Benjamin Earrinonfor
resident.
horsera- let a cattle 'l'hlet.
Mid—Thompson“
wounded
newt-fawn“. r
WIGBIB‘B SPEECH DENOUNCED.
a- a3- v-rs Aesa-hlyman'a lemarhe
on Val-a- loha... ,
“m Aprllld-Jl'he
hmwungenerelamsofeommenhand
even Wieslg himselfhscsmesoaahemed
that he hit esrlyin the ssssion'l‘hese
were fullytwenty women prmentstthe
timenndtheyw-eeompelledtohearwhnt
of the amenhly.theyhnd been expunged
from themmand were not now public
property. Widgisernemherof Tammany.
but the npressntetives intheassembly who
came fromthat organisation were highly
indignantethiscondnctg
Ir. Webster who moved tuexpunge the
remark! from the minutes said: “Whig
disgramdhimaelfnnd thee-unhly too. It
was a displnyo! blnchguerdhm seldom wit
"mod"
Amernhlyman Busted forcibly remarked.
“ltishudtobslievethatsnch n meuwes.
born of woman. Any men who would utter
suchlangungeintheleeaenoecf women is
not lit to sit with honornlie gentlemen"
Among the wanton who stood endlistoned
to the remarks was In. Italy Seymour
Howell, whohnsbeenaleader in theilght
for woman suffrage.
Tim bill was passed-ayes, To; neys, 34.
The bill is as follows:
Election 1. Every dtlxen. irrespective of an.
shell hereafter be entitled to vote for all "and -
every officer hereafter tohe elertadinthbetata’
sndonsnyquastionsubmlttedtoavotaof the
peopleand it shell he nnlnwfultomehe any
discrimination betweendtireneonaeeonnt of
n! at such election.
Seer. snowmen-poorer orothsrolee
tlon ofllcer or person fnlfllllngench dutlnahell
heredierrefnsetoregisterorrseoivatbvote
ofeuy adult citlmn at enysnch election by
reesonof the asset such rltlsen. provided-sch
citizen all-ll in all other rsspectapo-e- the
qualifications now required by law,
Bend. Thienctehnlltnkeeflectlullem
Wissigbegnnbysaying that noneof the
lehororganizetions wanted tbehlll. There
wasngrentdenl of Walnut meubeing
corrupt, but his experience was that the
women were the most compt.nud if the
illsnwerecorrnptthewomenmndethemso.
No abstract of the speech can give an
idenof the insulting endiudecent manner
ofitadelivery. CohasleeIastcr demanded
thstthe'remarheshould beenpungedtrom
the stenographer‘s minutes became they
wuesoineultiugtothea-emhlymndlr.
Hitt seconded themotion. The monthly
seemedtohestunne‘dbyWiaig'svnlgarity.
Phlnhitt’s suburban night train hill
pa-d the senate Governor Bower has
signed theAlhnywaeer commune bin.
‘l'hesenatepsmedthehillrshingthesalsry
oftheeecrctaryol thenilroadaommission
weekly
andthehpercent. interesthm
Thempoaedamendmeatstothel’ongb
hens-is charter. defeated bythe enmhly,
werealloredsoae to conformtothsviews
d the Repuliion member from that city
endthL-billpsased.
It "i said thatGovernor Flowefsprocln
metloncnlliuganextrneersionof theleg'i
lstnre will beissuedWednendayor'l‘hnrs
dey.immedietelyeiterhuslndiournmsnt.
Tween—simune7375mecr.
starter Allen Mason and Joined ulte-
Ilahhneh In Jail.
'l‘laas Helm, lnd., April iii—Judge
Taylor sent I. Allen, proprhtor of the
Torre EnuteExywemtothe conntyjailfor
twenty days and fined himnhnndrnd dol'
lei-send costs for contempt of oomand
Alleubnow loehednplneeell Thursday
Judge Taylor amt William C. Finished. the
editorofthesnmepnper,to jail for thirty
deysand llned hnnehnndred dollars aha
for contemptofcourt. Judge Taylor gave
Allentwenty-inntaetoretrnctinopsn
court the charge in his newspaper that the
oonrtsuspended the grand jury invstige
tiou into the public wort: scandal through
political and corrupt modven
Allen retired with hh counsel. and con:-
ingbsch failedtomnhethe retraction and:
theaentence was imposed Judge Taylor
has suspended the grand inry investigation
into the public works scandal on tesrequest
d the dtlasns’ committee of one hundred,
«anally divided in politicos-d allpvomiuont
citizens, till the expert engineer now going
over we contracts makes hi report, which
has not yet hen filed.
luv-list Andie Edwards Dand-
hosnos. April in. June death of Amelia
Edwards, the novelist. is announced bum
Weeton-enper-lare. Since 1m she has
been constantly before the English world oi
lettersasewrlter of juvenile and educn
tional works, art end dremetlc althism,
literary reviews and political lendau in
many of the best weekly end daily petition5
tionedlnglend BheaIsowrotavulu-t
I
disgustingspeed
«Assemblyman Whig”! New,
Yorkinthvhomeonthswomen’ssuffrage, ,
BUSSIIII osuss wool.
American Soup Kitchens for the
. Starving Peasants.
Munoz 1'30! THE SHADOW 01‘ DEATH
Ito-sends of Caron-antes “Who Ind
Designed Themselves to the fate as
Starvation Saved by the Feed Infill"
on. Our Generous Hearted People.
. Woman-ca. April Dawn
.t-anwmswmut’mm
trihesludthsasaseaschn efsannthsninsdpnlflutteaotths
..... Blassoo & Bo.
Sr. Permanent, April 15.-'l'hs agents
fortbe distribution of the non: supplies
from America have opened soup hitchensin
twenty-four dbtrim The peasants in these
districtsheve beenprov'lded withseed po
tamer. andcornbnsbeen suppliedforaull-
.horses. ecoruforcsttlewillheespecinl
ly prodn ve of good results. as in many
districfi they have been dyingby thin-end:
end the peasants have been thus deprived
of menus of cultivating the finishin thecom
inglenson. The peopleare toowenhfrom
hunger and fllneestodo much field work,
nndbndit nctbeenfortheprmnteid
wouldhnve been obligedtoleevethe lend
nntilled.
from the Grave's Brill.
IntheproviureofSamara. forth
much of the relief provision was destined
the sndering h described as terrible by the
agents Of a total population of 21,500.00:
fully 1,5131“) are in went end moon 0!
these are on the verge of starvation. The
distribution of the flour and other provklom
has been accompanied by remnrhbleaeenee
Peasants have fallen on the ground before
the-cub. kissingtheirbandsandthahem
of their coats.
Thousands who had resigned themselves
to death roused themselves upon hearing
newsof the relief at hand, end crawled to
the soup kitchens and plmof distribu-
tion. Half of the people ere almost with
out clothes. end runny peasants come with
their families of naked children to beg aid
In the smaller village-a the menle now set
before the poor are the first they have
tested for months
[millennium and Corruption.
They were found living on grass. the
harkoftreesaud theeeedsof weeds.
The roads to en are larger towns ll.
Semen are thronged with beggars. Often
ngronpoftenor twelve may heseenfleep
ingin the rain end shetby thew-welds.
Donthson the road are offreqneutoocnr
reuse, and thebodieeareeltherhnried under
a few inches of earth by companions, or. ii
nesrevillege, are left for the authorities
tohnry. The central government's alorh
to allay the diatrsm are still inefleleal
owing toindllference end corruption among
subordinate odor-rs.
Intern of the Indiana.
Pnruosnrnu. April 15. —The steamehi}
Indinnnluis arrived st her (lurk ('hicf Hats
Bmlgors and. Ship' 5 Doctorlmloan areenthusi
antic over the reception which was awarded
theolllceresnd men of the vessel by the
people of “ban. The mayor of the town
so well as the most prominent of itscitinens
entertained them in a very ~table man
ner. When the vessel left Lilian Captain
Sargent had been presented with a hand
some silver urn on whidr was an inscription
tendering the thinks of the people for his
services in relieving their snflsringx The
panels on the lid show the coats of arms 0|
the city of Liheo. the county of Lilian not
of Russia, M well all those of Philedelphis
Pennsylvania and the United Staten
0n the day the vessel sailed the ladies on
leau presented to Captain Sargent for the
laslioe of this city an immense basket or
llowm with a card on which was writter
their thanks for the pen the women of sin.
city had takdh in giving them relief. A
handsomely framed testimonial from the
mayor of Lilian end the wnucil was sent ta.
Mayor Stuart Nu copy was presented to.
(hptain Bergen lit the letter was also pre
vented with two leaves of bread made by
Russia women from the flour which we»
a part of the Indiana's cargo N
In Relief for the . not.
Wasnumroe, April L's—Disp- from
the governor of Ilaiseippi contained in
timatlone that it was a doubtful po y is
TELEGRAPHIG BREWTIEB.
JohnWansr was bulged at mussel.
3.1.. Ammmumm
Amhfldioplrelend-ya fiattherehso
folndhtln for the report Mhebteba
medsaosrdlnal.
Eev.Domlulch oanentnh,1ad..
heabeneneatadfor elotterydoh—
etlnthepoetodles.
The New York and Newbglnnd
roedeompeny’shondhillpn-dthe
liendho-a. .
employessof Bprechels'lsg sugerrellnsry.
which shut downet Philadelphia.
hedfimmthedynnmitarwhonttsmptv
sowuowupsmmnssmessme
withathlrtydayalasntsnee.
AnAuurhnimmigrangbonndhumNow
Yorhto Mmfoundtohesnlarlng
frommnnllpoxetClncinnati.
HenrylAbbeyandIaurlaflransrain
Chicagotryingtosecnre control of one oi
thethenterntherednringtheWorld'alnlr.
ZkWJLCraves' paper mill at WW
ville. hisseanhiehnlltheIluitsd Bates
treasury and haul note paperwas made.
wssbnrned Thole-5.15.0“).
Alhertlitmemnocrman farmerlivings
fswmilesfrum Pittsburghnsheenlodged
injeilthsrechargedwithinhnman auelty
to hits lilomhesuoh, e pensioner. aged
deli!!!“
Advices from Venezuela state that tb
hunt-gentaooutinnegainingmstrength.
are mullet Hey Day demonstrations.
The Italian newspapers expreusatflec
tion over the settlement on the New Orlenrn
difficulty.
Conga-man Springer has gained twelve
pounb since he left Washiugwn.
Conga-nan O’Farrell says the homewill
sent (‘donel Noyce
Acrowdofdrnuheumenhndoatba
state troopeet Coal t‘reeh, Tenn. No one
was hurt.
his lliasonri river stLeevenworth. Inn,
is the hkhest in several yous. no long
pontoon bridge was carried away.
The city of Winnipeg. Inn. is partially
hooded. and the Canadian Peciiic trackers
under water.
Indictments in connection with thereonnt
emu-is frauds ill Sen Francism are being
prepared. and will indnde sevenl leading
merchenla of that city.
The train on the Illinois antral for Chi-
mgo trons New Orleam washsld up and the
Southernhpeamsefe robbed of awn to
.10,qu four men. Just below Independ»
”J‘-
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Athaltim— nun
“unsure ...... SOOCIOOOIohllII
m ...... 0 OOISOUOI—Iul
MrflenIy.CohbnndUI-un;llnrv
nadllnelow.
assem— nan
Atlanta ....... Oloozolos—ent
Plttnhnrg ....unoooo:uo»las
an s
Cincinnati ...... Doollnoouu-uo:
(novel-rid ...... 0|lllil01llln~25u
Batteries: lullanu and Harrington. Young
endtl‘Conuor.
Atlsoniaville— are:
launhvflle ...... 0200000.:0—4os
Chicago"... sotoooooxnsss
Batteries: Stratumnndunm. Luby lllt
ridge.
At Philadelphia—Game with New You pm!
pound —wet grounds.
At Waehlngtun (louse with Hutu-a pal
gamed ~wal grunmle
At Philadelphia «University or Pennsylvania.
0; Dartmouth misga.‘ h.
Providence Downs New Ila-ea.
New liens. April Iti-J’myldehca and
New Haven opened the masons here in an
exhibition. The weather was too cold for
baseball, but both teams made ngoodshow
ing. The features were Borneng's and
Shaun lleecber's batting and Shelton.
Blamrleld end Inch holding. The more:
nan
Providence.....3 o 0 u o o e 0 went a
Newman. .000I0000x~05a
A ltlg Railroad War Bag-n.
Cnueoo, April In. -‘l'he Pennsylvania.
lotion and Big Four ratewnrhgrowing
hotter every day, and to Mario
rates to every point in Ohio and waters
Pennsylvania. The lesson h- announced
areductlonofilltycents in the ratefrom
more the passage of the resolutio (or “WDWUMPNMW Denhler and
thmfmthreliefof the negrosn
as heing against the intricate! the
lt is altogether likely. therefore, that
resolution will not be posed
Itch-lead ‘l'er-lnal Iaergnalnnslea.
New You. April mummy-lattes
committee of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal and Warehouse company give
notice that ammo» of the ltlchmono
Terminal securities have been tbpoelted
under the planet reorganisation Thine
outofatotal ofehout 31”,“pr
In Was Buried Alive.
Maneuvers, N. Y.. April its-«(lamps
D. (hunt. assistant farmer on thsDin-ors
numthelfewYorh
hyatrestyeeeelndedsthnlalothash,
N.Y.,inleea.
Ilse latte areas. has“?
shluey by way or Cincinnati. thr- hitting
directly at Panasylvenb intavvsta
Bhlldar It‘ll“ Dead.
r5 New Your. April ill—late Eldllts, the
well known builder is dead. flaw-dair-
proud-en
lie built the Astor Heavy haildinmhs
IntropohtenOpenhmtheld-Ineee
and many other notable structures. lie
waspresidentofthefisrmaalnhenh.
'here Ia William Ilaenegl
New You April Ill—Charlie, laughte-
' of xnswooo. nu. a. rush»
for Willi-
10mm
hmur..l!..ApIIA—lthhsel
dsddsdhythe Wham-p3
«New Yes-handles Jasmin;
M isth Wmmm'
Workingnsn throughout the Nether-lash ’
. stylish manufactured. i all and exasnlne them
”A vouaa m H ""7."
(I. la the world expresses it. “n are" pros
saved woman. " One who, undo-mending
the rules of health, has followed "rem. mm
preserved her youthful appearance Mrs.
Pinkhnm has many correspondents who.
though her advice null are, can look with
Itbieetlon in their mirrors.
Vegetable
[mil Ea ”Imm’s Compound
goes to the root of sll female complaints,
renews the waning vitell and invigmtos
the entire system. lute ligeul women oi
Iliad to age know well its wonderful more.
All Drugglsts sell it as n etumlarvl arti-
rle. or suit by mail, in form of l'il‘s c:
Monger. on m cipl of SI. 00.
Illa. l'iuklinm freely answers Tellers (I
inquiry. Enclose stamp for n-ply
isaslaez- newsflash-rs Platinum 5
WM ”at.“ VIN loot. uni-lb:
[Wu To II III
Ill! EIthEIIi'
slrnlsabla lulonrrsllo
"If he used has. and may use ye: rs.
Lenin i. Plush-m Ind. 00.. Lynn. sons;
1892 SITE: -
Just mire!
SpringandSummerGoods
— For-—
Business . and Dress
Slilllllgs.
Till‘ all?“ line I have ever nflr‘ml in an I!)
Into-st stylea. A spacial line of
nghtColoredSCotch
Cheviots.
Then notch there is nothing betternr more
slalrigelp tea
W. H. SWORDS
90 Washington St. So. llorvvalls.
’ NEW STORE.
l'blt‘urflmvnull-l} TIT'SlL-n (I.
93 NISHIHBTOll STllEET 33
.ul-l hun- :1 Irlilifi
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
ALE-'0
TlN WARE
l‘f all kinds.
Plumbing in oil its Branches.
Fllll STBBI PllllIBiRB SBPPllFS
T. 8. llllNAUlSllN,
South Norwalk. '3?
Attention lo All !
To-lnorrnw we will have a new In! M
lllllES' IND GENTS'
BBBTS and SHBES
Item nut-ela- manufacturers.
for the next ‘I'WO WEI!“ we will otter
th. at e ndnutlos
25 per Bent.
fmm'the regular price.
FREE
Collections and Deliveries
"Till
Bomostio laundry
”IPA“.
Fill“ PINE. ll".
Wmmww.loentspsrdm
Weshlegssd Ironing ........ Dennis err doses
OEITI' llBT.
... ....... .. .. Wily-II“
Waltz-4 WW
3| Cannon Street.
”I'll-I. cons. fill
Mun-“Olin.
Mill.“ is 3
Wisconsin. 1
5| lsshlutea 8. 8e. Infill!
ll halt on» Israeli.
ICE CREAM.
9&3th
OLD and RELIABLE
Mill lllllECT FREIGHT Jill
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK CONN.
The Pronellon
BITT 0F llllllllllK Illll EAGLE
33. East River
81m". New York. at 5 p. on. daily: Sundays
excepted.
Will leave Pier (Beehrnnn
Freight received from" o s. m. nnlllhp. m.
Helm ruling, boats leave Norwnlh nth p. m..
and South orwelh at £3) 9. m.
Upon np licetion to“ ta the City of Nor
we! ndt sent for-pee lellola
of "freight. anyw ere in INew York or its vicin-
WA] 1 persons llarc forbid
the employee of the lame of
room or thrown"- them!
on. new llavén l oihfoii to;
October II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOW .
loll New You.A. M. ~hle_(exoept Mondays)
ex. bid Millnonlex” affine? Zinc. 750x. 88
examined” NB ex. 93 ac. lllll ex.
ll3’locelex. .M.-—I2:t5ex. lilac. 23)
ZMU‘MO Stamford express from fllnmferd.
ufitwex. billet. tostamford limes. filonc.
0wt1.6“lt. .Slelelec. [tiger-"linen.
Wmhlngton ex mas. Honda Hie ex. 546
Misc. P. .——nl.lac'.' «.03 an.
For: New llavsu. A. $3. -l )3 on; all) did
was)» index“ loam. P.
ex. lWexnldar" 201cm. tfiuu.515ao..afl
.7 l5ex. T'lnt. .Btlel. ,Dllu‘q llUlAdsmn
ex and an. 1235 n.m. ex. Sundays—«3 8 an.
Olin... n.m.; older. p.m
l‘ou Henson). A. 31.410 an“ Old ex..
lol. . l'. 1—1200“ liren. lites" 7h
nx.8yler.lllflex..12&e.mex
l'sm Seninorlaw. A. H.410». Oleex.
ITHZM P 12mm" Icahn, 715cm, Bil
at. , lm’ except Mondn
New Haven am Springllr (ll ex.
loo: Bums. ~llz (vie Shore Linc—l.
\l «1209 ex. “in” hipflngfleldl 1m ex. via
lisrto‘un‘ ).
ting any of
ine on ac-
atltf
morning between
:—
Ll‘l AVE NEII' YORK
Ferment: Norman. A. 31.4)») 01.5”]
no ..7l)la.c. Mllex Dunc. lllllex.. Jillian.
l’lIlnmnrx.P..1ii Baler“ ltllex.. fillet"
:"lllrex dares" Platoon. Miter. Sins-x. whines.
'lllrn.. Bill in E ”Adams ex _end no“ 12w
midnight on. Sundays—d ill at. .. . '"Illnc Mlle .
Int) midnight. , ll
Housatonlc Railroad
Duharv and Norwalt division.
t ORREL'I'ED T0 JAN. 3» Ill.
{relualrnve South Norwelh for beneury~
ass illhmln. BleRl’IID. Milnlnilflfip. In.
vxmlay‘le 9'59. 111. Add.“ ‘an
1min» leave Danhnry for South Nomnlk-
ll :‘t’n . :Ll blheud “$55.!!!" 3.”). our» enl 633
p. in NW Elfin. m and 5in
Fruit:- have Smith) iorwelk for liidgnni-ld
el-s-«llblen.1il.i:ll.2‘5i. blllnnd «imp. m
i mm loam Hiolgenr‘m for Ni“: ll \‘nrwnlh
(No.2.- eennl “review" J‘." 5|alttllrl-
cm in.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Frame Is an e Bridgeport as follow is:
Fill a. m.. paveugv. or for l’lllsflelll.
{I'm u on, ,{ausenger for Pilluflr: -.le mo: lug.
count-v mm! or Albany and the \\ est.
.’ .m I. in. [ref hi (or linulcy illlt‘.
2 ills. m.. (wig t for (iron! Burringtun.
l (I); ni., Pill“ 3.1: III and Albany pmnxn.
n .‘51’ m. S: w .‘Illlonl sperm“
6 up m.. Now )lllfunlsx-erinl
l: my. on. {n igliz fnrl.‘ .ml Barringlun.
. ’35s. on. lb‘muixysl pmsrm: rr for l‘llrslield
and All». i)
W tuners ll. V': as cams, \ ll .- i’ft‘rlihf‘ht and
(venernl New
ZPgluugs. It: nrrnl Mum-r Agent.
l. A. Wilson& 60.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
Cash or
Ins of Wand upwards. Com-
missions It
lper cent. each way.
Orders received by mail or tell-
graph. References exchanged;
Examiner I-
I'. ll. Pale-l 0-...
I870 to I'll.
0mm». mum street.
lllmfofl‘n SM”
Winter Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRAD” AND COLORS 0'
i
StiflandSoltllats.Sillllals
lloy‘sllataegdthmmsh lletsforleneud
Boys. Nutrieiloftldat tux-nu
KNAPP’S.
DI Washington St.
W...-
lilaanlsasat Ironing tilt lists
FUR NITU RE
ones-r ammo.
DEW“ .1 Slow.
Ballots. confections,
OrdersProsnptlrlillad. ‘
am
investments made in Stocks and Grain for -
I.
Partlcalar litaatlen had "Firing
And you will see not only s
afloat and Perfect Flttlnfl Slide-
But one in which the
Hekingitthobesttnoosesmleesshoeinthemorhet.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at L
H. S. BROWN’S.
South Maln Street. 80. Norwalk.
' LADIES”? SHOES
Glover&Olsen’s,
Washington Street. South Ilorvvalls.
In order to mite room for.) wing Hoods, m. alter the following lines of Ladies
Shoes at tlreheetbnrgaims evero cred. Don t foil winkendvantnge of the opportunity
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, worth 34. 50, re
duced to $200.1 lot of Cloth To, Hand Sewed, 8:2. 00. 1 lot of
fine Machine Sewed, worth from 200 to $4. 50, at $1. 25. 1 lot of
fine M. S. at $1.50.1 lot Misses’ Opera Toe 11 to 1 worth 82. 00,
at 81. 00.
ali'out 500 pairs of men ’8 regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The leading Dry Bonds Store
TBISTBAM & HTlTT
2 Gazette Building.
._..‘>-
SPECIAL oooooms‘soo sosvso.
[In SLOVE8,-—5 hook Foster Glovom black and colored.
‘.‘ hook Foster Gloves, in all the new shades: also in black.
Mosquetaire Gloves. Binrritz (Hooves. Chamois i‘lloves,
white and natural color.
Full line of Silk, Lisle and Taffeta Gloves in black and all the
new spring shades.
lllllES' JIGKETS, BLAZERS MID WRAP8.-W0 art‘ are ShoW~
inga full lim- of these goods in the Very latest styles.
“053,—“13 have a large assortment of the newest and most
desirable things in Laces. Black, “Write and Ecru for dress trim—
mings
in
“4». ~"
TmMmlmm.
..2 Gazette Building.
Q NORWALK.
CULUMBIll BICYCLES
$ '1 50 311:3?“
HERIFURD BIETCELS
$ T 202.33:1:osooroo:
TneUULLMlllA I'hbl' .IIAlli TIRE i~i «simpler-l. rum-l Junihlx :ml rewilo m ('1: s u
the inert el
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST BURST llli PlillGTllilE.
No Buy-lo made can compare with that '0LI META for rrxw uf ridi; lg. workmanship,
slnmlsilily or broadband at the some [Tris ... so many inferior rum hmw
\I r do not kn p 4. ill uniting. but I an delin- -r whee-ls AT 0N! E, m u» law-p It full line.
”WM—TERMS EASY. - -
'Illn Drum Wuxu. Flux.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
it Illl STREET. - NORWALK. lllllll.
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains Charms
ll niel Blocks.Diamoods.
yo, lllllllSBll & column.
3 2|9 Montague 81..
vlrrumosuusnk. 8'00"”, H. T.
Thus for our swan delivered in Houth Nor-
welk have given general oatlslncti on. and our
memos! of payment I» highly appreciated. Nil”
information can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
19 i‘Al‘l“(,\l, PLACE,
jll
sumo ooowlsl col
Read This!
My ulmuee. estimable and rlu-e rnrheta
you tan leil oil of the [movie Home 0 the lime.
and mum of the people all of the time but on
er
Save Money!
I“ TH. ”50
F. BllYlSTBN’S
Factory at Five Mile River.
W-»__..
BllflT REBIIBTIUII
III l’lllBES.
”me—«-
llvent variety of Veloclpedea and Sleds a
laesthencost. Alan a line line of Doll and
Mama-Irv"! cheap.
‘1']!
BIL SlEllllll'S lll’lllllililll
Dental Plates.
This lawn-owning (An'tfwlallihrpcople all the-time. An n-
does away with the (Iowmrnt Policy in the I‘onm-rilcnt (lens-rel
lemma Itmplatenln Lifelmursnre (om y Is what the [nipple
will Iran-alter they ave. been loaded into buy-
in: srlwnn- or cheap inatlrantr. ('heap in-
snrsnrr-ls like sheep money; It ain't worth
mac um
If you want pm for
yummlfin ease of mm. a pinion tleilivlve
rn :v-y on the endowment an in the ('onml-
rv g." Iienersl Lite [heron-nee Company. of lien-
S. L’Hommedien
I out Ill Waehlnm 8i. Knuth Nnvwelb
Mag-Restraints
Nostalgia. lo-head
ache Asil—Mlioseml
tee-re use I!
sine
ly about mclghth
rih the usual
nae-(on
else. and kiss
principles. It the Iridium.-
moot
. Any numberof tasthcnnheput in
teeth you may
recto! thamonth
your Tamil
SPECIAL SALE
1 lot of Child’s sSpring Heels, worth $1.25, at. li5c. And A
‘ Best Materials llsod.con1blnin'gllurahililyand Styles
. «as.
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