W onset:
Washington St.,
“1.1”” I‘LY
mmmdmlavla-
ittnglleallaByabta.
~Baracnabla will It WI W
Romano-l1; fill-Including mg Opullllw
hqulteillwlthlbaflb
”WHWflm Whatthehepl-a‘efo-ulr'aaenalag
flame-mung“.
li-lanaHowertolWacdwardavg
m 2mm £31,113 m1 wllbaalvhta’ trial-(turnout- ”matte :‘F‘WM’
(Quarterlom. 1mg“! . ‘1 h l i M“! ‘1 ”:II' {rein
edonhweyaaw
—Shadl $11.1.me
Maple" at Panpla'a Harket. Nor-
walkaudBeJlerwalk, SJ. Wadi-era.
proprietor.
JanMIthurllalhl raider-I7,
heldawvtcwlathel’arksrraet church,
m Tue-day arming. ovevona
hundredpaopleoftbataatioeality being
want.
Gaymnearspring enact. caved
to tide morning leaving a hole about
thrcafeetdeep. ltwaepobablycauaed
bytherccent heavy rain muting the
groundtoaettle. ___
—Mar~iuaafe.cnat8135;med a new
form. G.H.Ferria.'l,bW-ahingtnuel.
8.8.0alnm.tha8art Nor-walk deal~
aluwallpapcr.willmhlwatetha anni~
veraaryefhiaauecemfnl bueineu enter-
prirecusaturdayofthhweek. byctler-
ingadieoeunt of twenty- -dve per cent.
onwallpaperpurchaaedthatday.
The legialative commineecuflnea-
. .41.. be.“ M ..— d. , ..Iionhuformuhtedahlllthatmleetmen.
I.-WI.’51WINI:NIIIL m ’“ beforaOctoberlatneat, mm
“ eachacheoldiatrictwithaUnltadStaue
, Jobnl‘alkinwaaarreatedthlamorning tlag.cfailkorbnnting.notleaathanria
,:; fora-aultandbreachofthe peace. He feet in length. and aauitable llagatatf.
I? was brought beforeJuatica Barrett and Suitable emulate to be held on June
pleadednetguilty. Hie care waa cen- ltthoteaehyear. Thel’9"‘lt!l'.§13ft’f
‘ tinne until next Wednmday atDo'clock, cant-month ofneglect.
—-Juatrcceived. Flvecaraof thatchoice
New York atate timothy hay,uow on
track; aelliug rapidly; call and examine;
get pricea today. Raymond Brothers.
Frank J. BrinemadeJermerly an In-
mate of the Soldiera' Home at Norctoo,
and well known in title city,waa aeri-
ourly injured while riding through
Bridgeport on the Shore Line expel-m.
Someone hurled a handful of etcnea
through the car window, the flying“
atriking him andcuttingaeveral pair-in
hie head and face. lleiaemployedin
the office of the Conadidated road at
New Haven. -.....
—'l‘he Epwerth League of the Roway-
tnn [2. church will hold a New Eng-
land auppcr, fair andentartainmentou
Saturday, ltarclI 25. Entertainment
begin- at 7:1!) o'clock. Adan-ion. 10m;
rapper, 35c.
“,1 My“ .WIE’W"
,m-mbaMottbaflm
MdWidh-"nlmio Hall. We»
y—Euternovoltim atlauda,21Waah-
iugtenatraet.
Theachocnerlval. Pearle, whlohia
at Wihen Point, will. it b expected.
comatoJohnH.Ferrh’dock thiaafler
noon.
Warren 1.. Atltarten, who to atndying
for the Iain'ntry at Colegate Univeraity,
Hamilton, N. Y., ia apending a few daya
with fr'mda in town. .
MAI-anaemia”.
“Elm”: WIT? ......
lawl'aak l-uld'aathchvaa-t.
‘l'heweathuto-daymtobaga-ally
WORM PAIR CONTEST.
[er the-eat Popular lebel tenahaw‘la
-—Portwhouaeatcak. 16c. People'e Har~
, ket, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Johnnamou,who war arreated yea-
. tardayafternoen for drunkwtnew. waa
dued'landcmtabmeticeBarrettfiot
9'1 beingabletopayheweuttojail.
THIS COUPON. in or-
der to be counted. rnuat
he returned to Ten Ball-
um once on or baton
the above date.
1, Owing tothe illne-of Hubert Dun-
"} hing, Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., will enter-
taintholndependentsoc'ml club at hie
a homcou Bayvlew avenue to-night.
1- ‘If your liver is tor-
pigl it Will cure the
tunlgle and make you
feel" like a new per-
HnlA. Whitman. of 493 Greene
.1 avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., announcea the
‘ marriageofberdaugbtar. Emma R., to
School Teach _
William H. Withey, .lr., which took
lktethe ‘
htheTawaefNOl’Il ... M Wednmday of tbia week. Ira.
World’s Fair. . ...... . .. ...... . ....
1 Norwalk, where aheformerly resided.
COUPONSmaybcaantbymalLbanded ,1
I unmmapbuutmmmwrd 'Il
1hthaletterboa atthe aatranoeto’l'na ‘
1‘ 8m once. eddraaaed to “World'a‘é
11Hairlditcr
HOST POPULAR
600 Paper
.- . ‘ _ )
.... gt: ? ?‘ ...“...
‘ a! but?" ‘ '
llll Plaisted,
—-Purc colfee with pure cream. be. a
cup,dcpot reatanrant. Open all night.
in contributing to Tua Sax-nan. Tal-
mage fund Will J. Leland, of thin city,
writee: “l have derived much pleaaure
and profit from theeermonaof thegreat
preacher and hope the popular enbacrip-
tiona will be generoua enough to relieve
hie church from debt."
1i
wuafii'uaoflaaaagi‘! in;
.—White blank wall paper, I and a
crate double roll. Gilt and emboaeed
gohle l5 and ”cute double roll. 0. ll.
Ferris, 76 Waehiuglou street.
The Llonnecticut General Aarernbly of
rare went on he flrat junket yeaterday.
The objective point was the State Re
form School at Meriden. The apecial
train left Hartford at 12:45 and the mem-
ber: of the party. 200 in number. disem-
barked at a point near the reboot build.
lugs and proceeded at onceto the inatitu-
tion, where they were welcomed by Sup
erintendeut George E. Rowe and aeveral
of the board of truateea. After viaitlug
the dillereut departmente of the inatitu-
tlon, the vieitora returned to their train
feeling that the intereata of the atate
were in good hande.
NORWAIJ NBWN.
A lunacy Budget of Ito-a Iver- the
law-[hunting
Neat Friday will be Pant Day.
...er.aeesres’iereranemrj
Owing to the immenae traihc that the
Consolidated road is at preaent handling,
the company find themaelvea ratherde-
ficient in the number of locomotive en-
gineera. Thetroubleiaobviated by giv-
ing the men much extra time. Some of
the engineers ontheroadare uowearn-
iug no high aa #70 a weak.
Pint lieutenant W. H. C. Bowen,
Fifth Regiment, United State- Infantry,
the military inetructor and inapector of
the Connecticut National Guard, has re-
ceived ofllcial information of hiaappotnt-
ment aa captain, to date from March 7.
He baa been nearly eighteen years in the
service. and a lint lieutenant for over
thirteen yeara. __
———Beat quality. Lowe-t prince. Alec
lightlaneh. lane’afil Wmhingtenrtreet.
'l'hcaecondandclrlngnightofthe
fair and ntcrtainraant of the Pint
Methodist Ephccpal church in Ilnaic
vfllllllllll. Illlllfl 25
iarny anniversary. Iehallcele— ::
luntethecventby givingadis- “Jig-kg;
oonitofllptrcraton dinner
of Walan aoldthat Men-aw
:3“ .. 5;... {gm
”‘ldothiaaaamntterof ed- Wm
Mbelieviugthatmycno.
tomauhonld receivcthehcne- -
Mofadvorfiaing, nndknowing
iflaell yongoodaoncclrmrely
ammuomataemdm
——Eaeter earth at J. Arthur Pinueo‘a.
«mm-winbeehdtomtrihnmoth o. BJVil-ou. of Waet avenue.iaalch
anccemof this movement. Them
tillllfilflfilllfl trad monielia tobcapopular onc,anddol- Hall,called nutalarge attendanoeaud thop Williame capecla to vialt lit.
to 0' ll". dimes and Wit? berecdved wae very auceeaafnl, notwithetanding the Paul'a church, Bentley,“ April 9.
Buriemherthedate, ”“qu - Wu‘ m. Thevarlomhoothawerqlibenlly «««««««««««
large number of contribution maybe
tendued byour rcadera, towhora Dr.
To-merrow will be celebrated atSt.
patronizedandtbean table-received
M lary'achurcbaetheannuneiaticnoftba
gQRCH 25.
E. EIIIIaIn,
Tflwantmmm MMMW. “BMW
fol-theyhava appeared in the. lieu of "Ye DeertrictBkulaF’ waawell Vlrrlnllur- , ,- .--
nmnaandalaawhna. reeeivedbythaandienee. .mwugmey of
All ”blown“
laerawehavaevaraeenaranow eu mle
atheetcneteMNerwalk.
liraJehn Filament-mt Begun, I.“
beruvhltiugwharrnotbw. Itra Jcarphiae
Perry. «Raymeudatraat. .
Hilton um. alrrk la Glover a
0hra'aalarertora,wtllrmlgn Aprilltn
goentharcadmagantfnrthellartfcrd
thia willbaaukncwledgadandfert Yeaterday in the Reporter Corm, at
"monoclonrfll‘almaplnlhook- Bridgeport. the carrot Natalia!»
,lymtegatherwlthtbnamaaofthado- mammal“ rallreadwaa
ll
-Thehomahelllfarnltnraof William
Howard will he aeld aranctioa neat
wan-hymn» o'eloekJm
lOChrataatMNorwalb.
Wardmflmapvaublatametal
unattacfthaOcartchuml-t
—tlhadlrhadl'l'walva and one half
I canbpetlt..at?ecplafalarkat.llor-
Alfcaac m m
mammmammwunm,nnm.mm“ ””7 ’
Aahtaveflra. HattiaOclevia illat
Ahillwhlchh-bamrapcrtadfavcrar
m‘“hmhmwhmmwmrmm
“mum-ammonia”
"M .eagiaawa or wade-of
“" at u- palca painter,
Aacdalfarawvll w- toDv. m.
' mdlraIJ’. Me‘s-a.- of “““"““’"”H"“’ mun—mundane;
”a?“
'I- lib...-
Free!
. - .l
”I!”
ear-ptfrcmawvhgaaa
m.«u-Imny . " m Maracarybwphaudmm-
“Immanuel. .mm-aanmP-rw aura—in in a- pnea-e a."
“mammoth. and “launch. Mlatwneu- mm.“ In“
“magnum-lab!» menu. mmnw-Ham-w. “may“ firmer
‘ “Wrath”
trap-“lawman“
place at no”. la ram
2 hmwhuweprpalar
“Hulda-lichen.
;,ty
ThreaBrntharara-dyterthecoming
aaaaeu.
outwvaehbavegcnetc Newark, N. J.,
tovlaltthelrannt.
calarwlawfllbm
theBcdoamNra-walk.
Wardwell'abnildinglot on llaacaatreet
toE.LHoyt.ufthellrmofA.H. Hoyt
taco.
itiaprcdlctedbyrealmtatementhattbe
montboprril will aea much activity
inthbline.
organht for another year at Trinity
church, Bridgeport. Thh makca Hr.
Jaekacu’a fifth ceuaacntive year at that
church.
m'uable‘yleeatthe Beaten stove, Nor
walk.
hearttronbleonWall atreet. laat even-
ing. Chief of Police Dannaiutedher
into a drug atere,wherernedlml atten-
tion waa given her. Sherecovered auth—
cieutlyinaahorttimetohatakenhome.
lary'a church, Norwalk, delivered one
of aaeriee of lantern aermonr that are
being preached by octet-town prieate on
Wadnraday mica. in the Church of
the Amurnptiou. at Anaonia.
fromThomach-ing,mying that it ie
tructhat hja wifeleft himon March 1.
He eayehe bu evidence which makes
him morally certain that aheran away
with Bennett,and that he has indirect
evidence that they are living in Bridge-
port.
and newapriog drraa trimmlnp at the
m m" REEL.“
D. N. Ncrgan, of Bridgeport, for [lulled
Btatca Traaaarer have not been ininred
bytheappcintmrwtcflleaatevdehn B.
8eymour,for central-loner of patenta.
Theplanlatoaacareaaaatiuthasreate
fortheDamocrat lathe Pluney-Kaeney
eontrovaray. and thm. lf llr. lemon
alreuldlaave.thallemc¢rah wuahlatlll
keratin-alum. Maren-enable W
“mutton Democrat“ audthear
rotalerdtalaphhmacoaraeraatana
deal. Praaldwtt thavahnd. it ia aald.
willnot make an appoint-eat till he
anthemltatflartfcrd
foleolortaaIIkIcarpenter!III-paareof~
indetapralalprloarthh weak at the _. *
III ...-......-
whowaattebprlagltllfl‘haaday lure-
upo—rtoauiavltrtlmeatradrdby the
Over-IaIWhaalecwpaaytcall their
agaatalatbiaatata,werevahoqttabty
entertained. Thaywaralrattahaatoa
hotel.wheralaaohaoawaawnad: then
waywaattotlhlcepaadweramowa
write View klayata warka by
u—baraaftbaarw. ledttotha
”w
“blowflivfiaoflaa Ir.
vawaamalaapuataddnwaed
mhflwhbm whraa
fifiwrapauaatalwlthaatulea-
A DIckerman & Sen,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
”Oltvarflaarka ia getting hb yacht
Anna, Eden and MAB-mercena-
DIAIA‘I‘IC WINGS.
Theatrical Ian.- In neat Play-flung
Pee-lo winner-m
mmmmmlionu-
atrorn, madehar appearaneeattheNor.
walk OperaHonae laatnight, betcraone
ldwarddhalalaataancl Edward L. cftbahr'aataadlaneeathateveeawera-
ummmuwm bledin tlwhall.prearutloganontiraly
new varaleu of her play, “Ii-Bore”
WWII“ ...... at 1‘" WM ‘1'”th (or
Jam. Hitch“ baa aold oneefWilliam
Thedemandforrcntaiavarylargeand
EN.Jaekaenhaabeeneng-gcdu
—Newapringjackcbandcapeain ad-
llrarGilee Ganung waa taken with
Rev. W. J. Slocum, peator of St.
—BrautifnllineEaater carda. Piunro'a.
Till. m. baa received a letter
Thedirectora of the Fairlield County
National Bank will meet louday morn-
iugtoelcct a prmideut to till the va-
caurycauaedby the deatbof the Hon.
lama W. Hyatt. Vice president 8. O.
Keeler will probably be elected preci-
deut and l). ll.
will succeed Ilr. Kaelar.
NIller. of Georgetown,
«New noveltiea in veilinga at the Bee.
ton atcre. Norwal__k_.______
Manager Adamo haa made arrance~
meets for a round of pleaeuro at the
Noni-elk Opera House. April 4. At 10:30
o'clock in the morning Barlow Brotbera'
Inimtrelewill give a performance: at 2:!)
o'clock in the afternoenGilmore‘afamoua
bond will give a concert, and at 8 o'clock
in the evening Newton Bean, aupportcd
by an able company, will reduce "he!
in tendon "
()f the many dry goods-tome which
have come and gone in Norwaik within
the poet two decadea, very few. if any of
them, havewalked tothe front with and:
rapid atridm aa theiirmof’l'riatrama
ii) an.
the lact that they are youngandprogrea-
sire. rtudyiag with care the wanta of the
purchming public, and keeping right up
tothetimeainthetrlineofbuatnem.
Their cdorta to plaaae are aecondcd byan
oblwrng cor-pa of aaleanterm They are
juat now allowing a new line of apring
garmeuta. aupericv to anything they
have ever aha-n before
Their auccear ia largelydneto
—-llandaomedealgna_ in Bolero Meta
Democrat any the chance- of Senator
—-llaarboraeaawdaalpa and beauti-
mommuamr.
Mirna
wm curved. 0pm m
mlaaiwflavdblayclrrnaam
““231 “Ohm
the display of Hire Akcratrom‘ a veraatile
ability. and abounda in exciting and
elective acenee. Aa Nb Ron aha ie
exceedingly captivating in her original,
quaint and homely humor, and there h
an indefinahlelomething,aaort of charm
connected with her portrayal of thechar-
enter. that at once llnde favor with every
liatener. She is very clever in her imo
plantation and oomtautly atndiea to
improve the character maumed. She ia
surrounded bye competent company and
everyaccmaoryueceaaaryfor theproper
production of the play. At the clove
ofthethirdact the curtainroee in re-
apcnae to hearty applauae, when Hire
Akeratromwaa preaented with a large
baaket of beautiful llowera, the gift of I.
N. Hoyt. under whoae management she
ia playing here. This was the signal
for a curtain call. to which
thelittlc lady Inoet gracioualy respond-
ed. Inavoice filled with emotion abe
madeapretty apeech, referring to the
warm place Nor-walk people had in her
heart, an it waa upon the little etage of
the Opera Honae that ahe that made her
appearanceaaaetar. To the very cor—
dial reception ahe then received Mira
Akeratroru attributed much of her euc-
cea in the dramatic world. The ap-
plauee which followed Elias Akeretrom's
remarka waa never so vociferous. To
night the attraction will be the
comedy drama entitled “The
Ballet Dancer." ."Iliae Rera" will
be repeated at the Saturday mati.
nee, andSaturday night Nice Akmtrom
will present her new play. ”That Smith
Gal. "
Death of a Wealthy Ildgedaldar.
Peter P. Cornen, a wealthy resident of
Ridgcfield, died in that village yesterday
at the age of aeventy-nine. Mr. (‘omen
made and loat a vaet fortune and was at
one time the largcat land owner in
Ridgefield, where nearly forty yearaof
his life hadbeeu epent, and wherebehad
a handaome residence jnat outside the
village. Ilia fortune was made in
petroleum in the oil debt of Penneylvan-
la. He mecca ratedaa a millionaire,
but lceta greatdealofmoneyinuufrm-
tunateapeculauou’ . Hr. Cornea at one
time reprmnted Ridgelleld in the
Lagialature, and waa aleo elected senator
from the Twelfth district. He was a
projector of the Ridgetleld and Port
Cheater railway. and at the time of his
death wae a director of the company.
Mr. Cornea was a tunnel marked eccen-
tricitlea llo area well known in Norwalk
frequently_ coming here on buaiuem.
The at—rongcet rocommemlation that
any article can have re the endowment
of the moths-re of the town. When the
mothera recommend it you may know
that that article baa more than ordinary
merit. Here to what the Centerville.
South Dakota. Citizen rays cditorally of
an article sold in their town: “From
peraonal experience we can any that’:
Chomherlain’a Cough Remedy hm brok-
en npbad colda for our children. Weare
acquainted with many uwthera in Cen-
tervillc who would notbe without it in
thehoueeloraguodmany timealtacoet,
and are recommending it every day." 50
cent bottlve. Foraaie byO. C. Stilheu.
druggiat. ...
lather [lave law a Baby r
if an, get from your d today
for more. abottle of in. Ianda Colic
(‘ ure. Ever baby often hae dialremlng
wile. Dr llaud'aCollc Cure lrea im-
mediate relief remmlng wind from
the etnmaclr quietlng the nervm.
vlng reatlnl aleep. Nether. think of
I‘ll; worry and anxiety Ihla aavea you.
if your baby in teething Dr Hand'a
Teethinr lotion for 23 more roothra and
relievre all pain “Bold byall drugglataq
than made".-
Obl' run my for
rite her'a Ontario. ‘
chlldren cry form
Pitcher'a Onatarla.
”finanfiamm
mmmamnmmm
wank—amateur.“
thud-blunt.“ (but.
children Orr for
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
Wearaaucceaafulinpleaalngtbemeaeeaotalltimor. You
willbe pleaeed when you buy acauoi tcholdanachngar
Pmpioked and canned before annfiaawntalning pile! the
freehneaeofthowmorningdow Ifyonhavcnottriedthcmdotc.
Allprevione quotedbergainaheldgoodwithnumercnaotbera.
Wearemnkingabigrnnallalongthcline. Catchon?
CHARLES ”E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St
thnce all this hnbhub, this great commotion
Thatetireallrnindefrom laketoocean. ’
And gave Mr. Bieeell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give a World's Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAm.'firoorIetor,g I r :-
PEDPLE'S IIIKET. FIEE llEllIEIl, I'EllPlE'll IIIKE'I’,
13 North Hainat, So. Norwalk. 2] Wall t.. Norwalk
Telephonecall, 52—3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephorlie call, 5-1.3
.9er I grim .
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Under the management of L M. HOYT.
THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING
THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
Saturday Matinee.
THE wmsonn ACTRESS,
Ullie Akerstrom
“w“ mm The Ballet lancer, Woman...
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
SATURDAY M Alt st ’
NIGHT, Thal Slllllll lla, m "allay.
Popular Prices. 2-3, 35, 50c. Saturday latiaee Special Price for Children, 15.,
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1““ E meanCedaratrcat Beat I3. Water
lie the hour:- Apply tom addreee Edward
lunar, llnll ltunltoad, Uouth Norwa' k. mus:
‘TORI No. a North Main at. Upper floor_ of
t ”Huntington Hon 'ryHen a'reet Earl
Nerwalk. Apply"1k to Jo n H. Knapp,” \\' eat
«mu. orwal i!“ f
'l‘O RENT lower floor of" l Feymour Place
third door from~ Wart avcn1.nc mil) la
i)(ll'lll.lhouae IIW ‘ ' ~
each. The Hnrlhurt Mac on thr
“eat ovwalk road: rent in live room on
EACH Tilt! FULLY thlRA‘i‘l'ED.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
CONN. Infla-
Taylor at Golden. Dill Will H. aIIIl L 00.
RealEsIaIeandlnsurance ENTERTAINMENT!
Persons lookl for-Int. or house and in! l
:a‘ltlhama‘h‘glm nova-limb e b: mill-Ell “till
pvlcceandon eaov terms. anz'mf 1Tues'r wad- and Thuls"
WANTED ‘ April 4. 5 and 6.
“YANTED A bright. intelligent (0)!“ OPERA THE
ll. lathewaou. “We-at avenue.
TO Ill-3T.
m" mammave" ..
75 llBlES All! BEITLEIEI 15
talent of the town.
Ticket» not" including reserved rent.
For pala- at Plat-ted a and llalr‘ a drag atom
36th. lmt Notuverhaealacanbeobtaln or!
one perm at one llme. mew
BPEII IilllllE. llll'lll
u WALL I'I'Ill'l’. - - NOB'AlK.
WASHINGTON S‘l'ltl' I‘T.
Music Hall.
male in every partof the city at meannhlr I
aeauraa. Apply to Ira. F twp dh
comprising thu heat vocal and dramatic
aI-ud after ”o'clock. won. ar.larrh
by
brat berm {hath atraotandllam I. I. Ana-a. We
forum-mm rentfll. aprlll lulu-ell Hm
I Hanfordl’llm Apply to E. A. Woodward. ONE Nltlil'l' ONLY.
”1' low rent to American faint] entire
hence on lverrley avenue. off arr
unc.contalna hath- rncrn. hot and cold water
large lot.fcwl houae. warden and
grape vlnaa. Apply to ? (‘omha an plug.
m 2'
Tuesday, Apn'l 4th.,
ups-la! rumor of the powerful actor
NEWTON BEERS
film! of aovua moon on (‘wl r atrv-r-t. Hop "m"! l" "W prlarlnal number- Df N.
1 Rant. All AM! in! .Hllvzt North literal” " «Tum N T mumv
tutu nun. rm If :1; 3: m
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