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Elghtyards yards‘ltripeaudChevronWlortm.
lightyardrnediordoordanddtripefinittugsforttlms. t
Diagonall'ranodaniting, onlytttfltortulldresspattern. J
OnelotImportedlloveltiesattl.98 tor lulldmspattern. '
ByouwsntaliewSpringDresadonotdelay,asthese pricesruleonlyao
longasthesegoodslast. .,
amnialpricesonltoquetteCarpeis.
—. me i woen,
Beat Estate and Insurance,
' South Nomalh‘tt.
*notsthreadh. ofshoddyimwhole
elitesoan boughtnow el'eein
Wimthlswuhwbiohcanbsasen
7 1“
tom lltlltl no: not. m“ “‘“W
In m Avg-lag for a World's
tmromasma'smrsls
lair Appropriation. ,
Wm, April 2cm World's”
still 0! m
millennium l. hemthvflbcra‘rgur .
r
$55le .2333
' m
«not and "satire luv-nu, Walks
.Aleug the llama-est nan-glib"
orkul in.” . til Juldlill.
“a o'um IN a P or
in New England. and Baas Ila-a Babbl—
‘ mm.«. -W _.
B. F. Stevens,
., , ‘ new
‘wrfi. ‘ .. it..-
TILL“ “I” BIBLE! ills m
-——-—- o!
'lheewalrma'agaaleartbs
. 'm'fluaetawdlsyvuwAvesue.
mans». tellerolths row our.
ionalIlsnkolBou orwalk,
. 03% or res some solo
m Amarrc‘ no»:
‘ -——-'-r-r,‘ J l
‘ law Veil-Ma laps-sate at the Art
' cs let! Dale-as Isea Iva rss’ erase ur
lasts llall’ rm Ilgbt—Cbarlee Wade
the Winner of thought-night Che-p-
Karlie HaII Block.
Wt I”; uga‘:
HEADQUARTERS FOB
.oI
laminates—dd... I mean its?! (Ir
mmovnomnoemnsn'
line stove to his home on Elmwlnd. avs~
one. When he started to return lie
drove down Hillside Mace, back of F. S.
I which Ill ll. ‘1! -7 storm!
had the. ui‘uw
her.
<5 l Maggy
,1 v ml arm
The responsibility to. nmking the
Ilhmmwwm
t luau, ol Isrwalk~0flaes Events.
The exhibition 6! the Booth Norwalk
Athletic clubtook place at lluaic Hall,
Isstevsning. There was a large attend-
ance, over seven hundred men interested
in athletic sport! and eshibifiona in the
manly art being present. The entertain-
ment consisted mainly of sector between
pominent local spams and those from
surrounding towns. Music was furnish-
ed byProleesor Fred Buokley,and the
wayhestuck tothepiauo 'wasacaution,
never miaaingan opportunity to get in a
note or bar wherever pomibie. 'Fr’e‘d
pollen, of Bridgeport, was master at
ceremonies and took charge of the events
in an excellent manner, hie decisions
being impartially given and satisfactory
to those beet posted on such matters.
The programme opened with a seHo
betweenJ. Emmous, 0! Bridgeport, ud
D. Golda, of Boston, followed by one
between Ed. Brown and Barry Lane, 0!
Bridgeport. Osborn and Taylor, two
colored lighbweights lrom Bridgeport.
furnished considerable amusement. The
contest was for points, and the spryness
of Osborn and the manner in which he
pivoted and gave his opponent severeI
back blows received hearty applause.
The class in the Athletic club were then
seen in a diillcultand interesting exhibi-
tion on the horizontal her, under the
leadership oi Prolemor C. B. Killingbeck,
Lyons' premises. to Bayview avenue,
with the intentirm of going out to West
street, manna. hill by way or
Clay street. Near B. B. Iockwood's
new houeethe wagon came in contact
withthehorae'ahind legs,eauaed byone
ol'thehold-backatraps being too loose.
The animal began to kick vigorously,
then became unmanageable and ran
away. Justasthe wagon was about to
strike a tree near the corner of Wm
street and Beyview avenue, Iir. Beers
jumped out. breaking his right leg below
the knee. Charles James. of the Con-
necticut. turnpike, who was driving near
by, picked up the injured young" man
and took him home, then hastily sum-
moned Dr. W. C. Burke, Jr., who reduc-
ed the fracture.
The horse ran down Clay street tollail-
road square, where it was caught by Le-
Roy Adams. One of the Meeker brothers
subsequelttly arrived and took charge 0!
the animal.
I’EUPLE i'lll)’ KNOW.
Where and How they Spend their flours
nl Recreation.
Mrs. Minnie Hell, of Montclair. N. J.,
is the guest of her sister. hire. J. 1’,
Brummer.
Miss Kate Camp, of North avenue, is
expected home to-morrow from bar roll.
in Meriden.
lag Over with Praise and Poetry.
lair a unease. he says, now l’L‘tiil upon
one” Belmiatedthatitwasthe duty
. the bay and Sound reflected the blue of
The editor of the Oyster Bay (L. 1.)
Film spent Enter Sunday in Norwalk.
Here are some oi his impresdons:
A Joyous Raster.
The morning was delightlul anddeeplyun.
suggestive of that risen lite which the
day celebrated The peaceful waters ol
the skies above while the bright umlight ‘
and the softened breeze ol the springtime
breathed a benediction upon all around.
Arriving in Norwalk in good season we
made our way to the Norwaik Methodist
Episcopal church. oI which the Rev.
George Van Alityne, D. D. is pastor.
The reverenddostoriaaman ol retined
holarship and culture and one of the
lending thinkers in his denomination.
ills text on Sunday morning was the fol—
lowing: “Whereol He saith, when He
ascended up on high, He led captivity
captive, and gave gills unto the children
of men." "Some gills Iron: the Risen
Christ," was the subject adduced. Dr.
Van Alstyne eloquently and eiloctively
discoursed upon that new lilo which
came a gilt to a fallen world. A promi-
nent leatnre of the service was the sing-
ing, which indicated much tntcandcul-
ture in the musical line. The solo
“Resurrection." was sung by Miss Annie
Small with exquisite 2 col. Miss Stash
has a voice or peculiar wastuess end or"
dcnngramtolnakeauapproprlatinu.
ldwla Walhrspoksoutbelegalm
dtbeeaseundgave the mausoleum
lisbedby the governmenttu giving-ht-
(leatsnniaI.
MID
mid,waslegalsldesuldblt'ollowedia
IrLittlmamembsrcltbem
askedabouttbernpmlibilltyiorenm
ape-idea. Ir. Walker
M].
In. lurking lard ts flaws the la
ss's Der-alga Take- .te Wait-gas-
I II" AM that “I“
83 Washington Street.
WITBII IIIIS SPIGE
~~FOR-
SPECIAL
nnmunus
In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
illoIeI Faun Blarney llrttrt
18 SOLD.
L.I;‘I‘Lntfn.
19 Washington strait,
WALLPAPERS,
Paims, llils. class. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from $2. 00 to $1. 75.
IIEBIIIIITIIII. ,
IoWashinoosm .‘
Pillilllli. Pll’ilt more on. y:
who duonswaud his abilityas suin-
etructor and pellmmer. Ernest Wilson
acted as a clown and wore acomioal coa~
tome. During the evening John Nooney
rare expreaeion. The entire nursical on»
gramme added much to that Easter
morning in the Methodist church at Noi-
mwltiubatrlamilies
easiytlsevdiglyeepsflweia
Isle-went. dash-alas.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
f
Charles Sabin. Druggist Hale’s clerk.
returned from a ten days' vieitto his
wife at Putnam, yesterday.
sangseveral popular selections; Hamilton
audStokes, two colored men from the
borough, did a clever song and dance
. act. Proluor George Yeorger, of this
city, is rightly called the modern Samp-
aon,thel§0poundstone whichwas
broken on his chest proving that he pos-
sessed strength. Otheraet-
tos took place between William Johnson,
at theBJl.A.C.,and hislwothcr Gus,
{rout New Haven; J. McGirr and Bruce
’Nordaby, of Bridgeport; William For-
aytbe, Ill) pound champion of Connecti-
cut, andFrank Carley, no pound er-
ohampion at Brooklyn; George Yeorger,
(1 this city, and Jake Pits, champion
light-weight ol the Brooklyn Navy Yard;
IliehardFitageraldanrlJ.Waleh,ol the
8N.A.C.;John Ianahm and Harry
Wane! this city; Dan McIntyre,
ottbeBJi.A. (2., and Ed. Chase, at
Bridgeport. The principal leature of
evening, however, was the [nine contest
(or the light—weight championship oi
Norwalk, and the handsome gold medal
Mrs. Samuel McGowan and Master
Edward McGowan, oi Trinity l‘iace,
started this morning for a Visit In Brook-
lvn.
Mrs. Mary J. Dykemnn. mother at
lira. Wallace Dunn. leis Norwalk this
morning tor a month's mjourn at Ridge-
field.
Patrick O‘Rourke, the Bridgeport re-
presentative ol the Connecticut Catholic,
in spending the day ‘In town calling on
lriends and patrons.
Miss Alllllt’ Morton, nI Tug. \ur two-tine.
and Mia! Etta &>lkor, (Ii North Main
street, Itnt’t' raiunml from it visit with
friend-I in Brooklyn.
Ray '1'. Crosby, ol Morison. tiara, Is
the guest of his brother George 0. Cros-
by, superintendent ol the dyeingIr dog) in-
Incnt in the Norwalk Straw Works.
\\ hat the Wireellue- rare Doing.
hire. Innis Potter is leaning the art oi
cycling.
“1M" “0- M "9'9 only ”'0 p Eugene Pear-dict Is out with a IIO'W
contestants, Charles Wade and John lic-
Inea-ny. Theysparredtour rounds, the
last two proving quite heated Hr. Bul-
kdeclaled Wade the winner. The ex-
bibltion closed with a lively septa boo
mnewmmms and Johnny Flies,
middle-weight champions of Connecticut
and Chicago, during which some very
minutiae sparring was done
PIOI A SIALI. Emlhhlh'li.
It. In,“ Growth at Ole u! tie-lb him-
wall's Industries.
‘ Probably no South Norwalk snow,
at so email a beginning has grown t.
greater proportions in so short a time Its
thatosrried on by Wright& l’lynn, the
halibut-street carriage mannlactun-re,
About five years ago Mr. Wright. young.
and a master oi his trade, he-
gals Home in the old “Bu." Raymond
carpenter shop. Havhg previously
worked in this city as a journeyman.
be bad unbibhed a repatatim as a thnr
ough workman, and it was not long he-
tore be found more work on hand than
bacon“ attend to. Then it was that the
mom ..........
belagavalnabte acquisition tothebusi-
m
Mitts".
wnaseru— anagralalorfl H.
W scam Wat-town, ll. ”7.,
everyktatol which
”unbalanc- am tea
Helium»-
Wiener
eerie-Where! manufacture
and lasting a mum that
not Michele; grasl runners to
their-I. Aaswsitsp gavepheetothe
dmbmd-floyuwasin-
'Mb-laeweoaunadtohomun-
CWltheasd tbsbesiasthlvrsol
\ ietor c tisllloll tired bicycle.
The Alpha Wheel club will try another
club run to Dorlon'a Point, Friday even-
ing.
The board of directors of the Alpha
Whrl-l club will hold a meeting Thurs—
day owning at I} o'clock.
William Alexander. clerk in the South
Norwalk pmtwfllcc, has Immlmeed a
U nion 2:10 pneumatic bicycle.
William Vault'agoncr, the meat bicy-
cle road racer, ol Tovaington, rode iron
that place tlIBtamlordand back, Sunday,
a distance ol 1“ miles.
While riding his bicycle up Weet are.
uuc, Saturday afternoon. carrying Harry
Matt on the Iront of his machtno,Chavlee
llr-yevhoitz was run into by a team which
came up behind them. Meyerholts and
Plan were knocked oil the wheel, but
was not injured. The bicycle was
wrec bell.
A llvaall I'm on the East aids.
The (me-story and a hall building up
paella) Winfield l5. llaulord‘a grocery
store on East avenue, East ltorwalk,
MAI-Ml” o’clock lasttavsw-
“KM-Matti“ the...» Wills
isknownastheoldaehooi house and is
owuedbythetswaolliovwalb. and no-
oaphdby m Phillips and lastly.
The Ira wasdiseovered by lira. Phillips,
who ’ve the alarm. The Iayilwwan
sad Voteutrsrsraspoeded promptly and
fl bless Iv- eaflnmlshed before doing
aevaatdealoldamsgs. All the house-
holdgoods weretsbeuoot.
lblyww's‘lheivlalassvuy.
IbAnua llyaa, of mm. the
WMUMWW inlba
WMWMflnMol
lbslssashoussopplsite thedepotwas
“MM alternom about no.
Ibvgavsaa alarm. and Station Apr-t
lion and Isaac- Inter name.
“Morn-ludahehthripde
mwmmmm
damsgswmdnas. Thebes-abused
bylahalflsrtyssdaeeaplslhylluy
reasons-s sanity. narrates-gilt
Jules-ambushed" train
wlrlfipuvdwuresbowtm
detach.
walk. We were pleasantly impressed
with the entire service. Facing home-
ward we made our way to Wilson Point
so that we had a clear and unobstructed
view cl West avenue, which as a unique
and attractive highway can hardly be
surpaswd. Our Sunday in Norwalk was
in keeping with the joyous Easter.
AI Agree-bl. Iran to last.
We had a pleasant interview on Sun.
day with F. A. Laue at South Norwulk,
Conn. Hr. lane is “If proprietor ol the
eating n‘rlflllll’ailtlll that village batted
atthc junction of the New York and
wastohaveall the newstherewestuthe
duel
Beadds: “Theday tint It. Baroweledt
lurAmsriullalkedwitbhi-utotbspub
hmticuotthehttaaandbenidullla
yourown judgment,” it you led that
tbeuewspapersaregettiagtbestnrylnauy
garbled lorm print tbeentlrecorrespoad-
antagonist-imam
Scbon‘aopinimtbatrelerltoahdy'"
Colonel (gilltrwu Dian“
Leanna. April al.—-Oolonei Tohaflues
septa-ea his disgust with the duels! lane
Fox and Borrowe.
Saved by Dart-g Swims-era.
Wommoexwr, Conn. April R—Tbe
ning uplrom Wilson Point.
restaurant in
one oi the most agreeable men to meet.
The Finest Avenue in less England.
last, so we are pre
generous lay-out, its at
land.
Understands new to lass a treat.
I." run a boat.
solely and promptly.
New llawumllrmdnud the road run—
hlr. Lane
was ten years managl‘r ol the railroad
New Haven. That he
understands his business is evident [mm
the patronage he receives, rspresehting
every part of the wuotry. Mr. Lane is
We walked the entire length oi West
avenue, in Nunvalk. Conn, on Sunday
to say that its
‘tIve residences
null its neatly kept grounds are not sar-
passcd by those of any city in New Eng—
(‘uptaiu Byxbcemrlto takes the placed
l'uplnm Coleman. well understands how
The (few Utilities under
hrs management is buumi to make its
way to and from the Connecticut shore
woollen pin—trusts bridge norms the Black-
IMIIO riI'l-v II! St. Paul's l‘llYt‘L, IIVO‘Y lull n
mntury ulvl. wastiestruycll by an incendiary
fire. The names extended to the tour story
tenement block. owned by Peter )laloney.
which contained nearly thirty persona
lany lives would have been lost hell not
Frank and Christopher Powell swam the
river and aroused the inmates.
file-neon Mus-k lar- flit-ed.
Teams. April ”who Gleamove Stock
farm, ills-erred near Pennington, was de
strayed by tire. The {arm was rolled by
Edward ii. Wells. 0! Jersey City. Eighteen
horses. a dozen vehicles. three barna sever
al Jersey cows and considerable nuchinery
were burned. Amougthe horses test was
the stallion Prince Alien. man The total
loss will amount to about moon
A Lively Day at the Baler-aim.
“vanadium, Pia, April m.~AIxIlherve
volt occurred at the rrlnrmatory. A moat
tor in the brush rectory was attacked by
two desperate: prisoners and badly bales.
The latter were overcome before the attach
seemed a serious nature. Two inmates es
caped through one at the driving gates by
throwing dirt in the keeper's eyes They
BollAl'Ttlh.
llav Ill Fallon is improving the sidewalk
about his propwty. .
The Fairview House is being put in
madtuees (or the muting season.
The valuable horse which stage driver
E. J. Larripu purchased ol Dr. liesimcr
in Blamlord, Friday. died Sunday night.
The ladlra' Auxiliary Association 01
the it. E. church will Inert Thursday
alto-nasal luv the electllill oi oflllm
the annotation was mganlaad recently.
l’mlessor I". ll. Baldwin, ol stemlord,
principal at tltesohwl here, will give an
manna lecture in the Dept“ chm
Wetland-rm, Iaywa. lib sub
ject will» beam and bk hip
M 1m ' r ,, uri- .m: Lpnur
DAII".
William llveritt ls having an addition
Imllt to his home occupied In Email-
lag.
George ll. ’l'tlly is draining the swamp
westol his house by building a stone
ditch through the property.
The ladies’ Guild cl at. “New
will hold this annual muting and
election cleaners Thursday alter-eon.
amiable Alonso Weed visited the
scenes ol his childhood oa Tat-adv
tly.
'l‘lasDaaIecratluoaaoaslortbsetaettsa
«(mind-Statement“ will
heistdiathstewahall Batardey avari-
"I. .
Mfihwmw to
thbplaeafm MMTerktodayud
taunt kept-gummy.
roman-unusual
mam—unusual brad:
aged twenty- -llve years, was arrestedherl
charged with being wasted at West
superior, Wilt. luv the embeseteraeut or
serum [mm the National bank at that
place, olwhichhewascaehbr
th
M.
MI
I.
“1’“ lad" fill
lily-It.
a
know
momentum-modal:
sigbtyaara
were alterward captured
signed by Governor Flower.
Ausav, April :5.—'i‘bs governor has
signed the lollowlng bills: Chapter”, mak-
lng April ii. the event at the laying of the
Grant mononunt unmtone, a legal boll»
day in Wash hum. New York and Rio
wunties; chapter 370, streetway repeal NE
list-altar Hallows“ Caught
Pmunsunu, April 241—4 J lisllowsll,
manager Insets lets-earl.
lamafl.1..Apll Q-«lkmes little,
wellkaewa Mabel-Hm bass
clubhouse or hit
Wise-him
"bitumen-w!
ILv amp women .1: tr»
r' r l ls-‘ .9
p3“; Bean
thrown, A w Bananas
or the purl-tors or lryent
Dollar- collage, sadwtdrly
as educator throughout
on” '- IDCflla Dead.
'lllll,8andsy,aeeodpmlsd by his tset- were
There-slasoIIhetwatvsvyeaa-oflm
Walt-0101, April ill—Tbs movement
”Mushodyoloeasnlorsutlmm
ltewYerktotbellatior-alcemeteryat Arr
minions-d.
bodyol-Oeneralarantln Riverside park.
Dowwa’ use,” an".
noncomApril u—Thesait cl theisv.
W.W.DowasvaJoaepb Btory.0eovga E
Btaekaadotheratoreeover'fitmwoemage-
i
files la- Drowned.
uncommon?"
Isa lb
hasgdlst-ss lat-sail“ momma
handball-Isabel. ”an
83 Washington Street.
Columbia Bicylesl
AM u wards. Some rare lmnins In Colum-
bia 5a cites th1 b have been used but little.
A better investment 'i'bolrli'll'rrin purchase low
JACKSON BROS-I
, ”wfl‘WfTfiT‘ m,
D. P. MORRELL.
"cohormwm‘m... ”33‘;
(
Imurtsncr Furniture Insurance a specialty.
in Washington street booth Norwalk. sold It
D. P. MORRELL,
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
p5...“ rnlrure moved with
care. Trunaaaad
package. calledlnraad
prom l delivered. Cilia-Mint?
II”lirurthl‘orvvalk.éovan Illa
SOUTH IIlIIllI ”III” Illl.
m. 5; sun“.
This Semen are as follows:
KID GLOVES.
to be had at prices aslollowa:
HOSIERY.
an. 5m:
«tun r.‘ l'
at him
ll: n1” ..
l g” p ,'.'.
CORSETS.
ariiitiawlthpleaanrewecall your attention to the following:
dmninal, Thompson Glove fitting, French Woven, etc., etc.
J ACKETS.
JackeflCapeaReelsrssndBlasers.
Dress Goods.
Special Announcement.
flatmvgfi
a:
Easter Commemoration
We have always been headquarters and are at the present
time ready to supply the trade with the best grades of Kid Gloves
All sires, stylesand shades at 01.00. $1.25 $1.39, 01.50 and
'. 81.76pmpair.
- We would respectfully call your attention to our extensive
line of Ladlee’, Gents’ and Cluldren’s Hosiery, which we are' ill
present displaying. The largest and grandest assortment ever
shown In this city, in al thglpgtdglmlons of qualities and
u styles, at prices guaranteed.
Thiaseaaonweare displaying a most complete assortnmnt
A full line of Patent [molded Corsets. All the popular grades of".
the celebrated P. D. Corsets, Warner's Coraline, Health and Ali-r“
Extraordinarynargainslnalltheleadlng stylesoffipring
Wearedatlyaddlngndwuylestoouralreadyoomplete stock
aslollowa: BedloIdOordallroadcioths, Camel‘bllalr Stripes,
mmmmwmamumwmm
0a aadsltavAprlitOthM, uattllnrtbsruotioe, our m
ilWaddagmnstssss.
one-daurrmttollara. nd herein»:
:0 manic-Saturdayemiagslromatos.
allowedoadar-tts.
ALDEN HOLIAhfiPrrst.
monuments Vice-Press.
.Iorix ll. ”APP. lice. anl'l'ress.
BIL t l. Stllil’l’ll.
IrrrIIIIrI sum.
8 Railroad Place, Bomb Mall. and
Grewry'ebruaflam‘iorwalk. ilk.
S. D. BAYLES.
u m lat- ltsset. Isa. Isrwal
Practical 1" minus.
W‘W'mmmwfl
Jacob Ill. Layton
”M“? fidry‘fil‘.
Menorahs.
street. ”llama.”
HOMER B. HOYT.
MIMI! basin
id '0'"! MAIN cram.
lIlIaeaadf Wind-"h‘
ba‘5m aura-W " "
musrcr Munster
wellak.“ ”’3
t “"‘3
aim?" to
“fimgammrm “:73”?
lattill Bram ,
sure-noose.
Awflv-awakwl. sated
mm mm
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