_ ‘wlthtlloseef ottheuseeaud. judgefor. yourself whethsroor advertisementsaresouud
“crust. Ouruperieuceensblesuatounduhnygwand-ourgrrteompohostonndmal
finer! Evonlm- Good: .. WWW» .‘Mon‘é’y Reloaded.‘
sru'RrEVANrs. BARGAIN * HOUSES,
mm “D m
Is-s ts henna-rel at waste-ail “BBEB ”El.
lent.“ a , , 0
Toma-«~31... a... aniline“!!! ~ snares rout
' users council.
dummw Want
Wpisesneut Wednesdayevaulng.»
“.0 [cpl Gangland-Is whisk will nwnuL “hwiflbe Mandate
muhwmtfie‘h—eflw Whomdhflylnritedtomm
Can be m tonsil the mmhm,.”,. choruses
mammms~mmwmmmmd
lyatt'slatate. lr-Bebeetiamof Stamford. Thence:-
ns likely that before long the gwmnmmnnurouon:
lull”
mum recur Volume
'0‘ '1"! I038! RAILWAY 00.
The I'm. raautnssa by dress lashe-
mamas-Waterman-
Vanessa—restaurants" ass-nae
maunflmmmmsw.
Uno- Council, lie. a, improved
Order of Bed In,“ Minted lest
night in Odd Fellows‘ Hall with sevmty-
companyaredickerlnglnrthestock.
"prisons-to, midymtudsythat the
I MMwmuueJuton accountof
W legal quatious involved, there
”wouldhscsnsidaable dilllcnlty iu sell-
,‘hgeke amok under aolesrtitle until
eaves technicalities are «ml-med
ColthestuckoltheNorwalk Horse Bail-
: snedcolnpany,audon thieaecooutthey
v willnoterectamr house at East
"heauuabletocometoterms. Itwillbe
.. pcbahlybring considerably nuns than
"that.
Itailabadcompauy,whhh was held for
alt, willps-inlootherhsnde.
Theturecmrsofthellorwalkm"!
:butthusfarthetwooompeuieshsve
mmnlltbestockmslrfiyett’s
“intermentccnditieu, “mm“
the atnck sold. is insolvent. The P"
velocofthetockisflfibfllbflp'
Mmmmnm “will
LGGreeumueof theadminietrators
out.
fine ofllciah of the Tramway company
sdmitthettheyaretryiugtu getooutrol
3f luwalk until some definite decision
x‘abouttheflysttstock isreached.
EngineerA.B.Billaaidyesterdey
tiratflreWroadwantsdtohegiu
. rousiugonseheduletimeJuue 1.3!“ ii
‘wowldprm
beueera'theilfteeuth
, oltha monthbeforstbeyeoolddoso.
:: leewalh “spin
‘7’. an employed by the Norwalk Tramway
‘ gepeny commenced tearing up the
fans. however, _belore they proceeded
further. It was half past fiveo'clock
when ihh was accomplished. The
0PM!” T0 Till P0138.
“Inlet Per-It'll.- to
bell-sued!- res-r ofnelr her-tare
Ml o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
”vent between the Norwalk Horse
ccmpauy'sreilsat the head of
”wan-outwit lsidsliueofrailathere.
Tbe'l‘ramwaypcopkzwerefmced by the
3P Railroad company to cover the
Itallenstheucnmmeueddrgging “P W
mat-dam at the owner of laser and
Wall streets. Here they laid another
leegthofraihsudlllled ins portion of
a. sat, quitting at 10:80 last night.
mmuhmfid" not take
kindlytohaviugthe streets torn up in
thiemanner,butthsy are obligedto
inbuilt.
lsthernsttcof having poles placed
,infroutoftbehrsaidencesthey propose
toheve a say. however, and it may cost
‘ theme people considerable before
l’heygetthdrpoln located. 0n Beldeu
' avmueflrseecburchparieb has forbid-
deuthseompanytoerect poles and °.'
Wall lraWJLJamaeandllrs
‘EP. eedharelorbldden the placing
ofpnlmbfrontcfthdr premises. The
”Moldahuhtonlill Hill in
‘ M of Ike Julia Lockwood’a and
.Wh
' these opposed to the erection
“throb- Thsilinnlvd ohiwtlw '-
'fiatguywlrmruufro-thspolestoihe W
hell",aadleesssofa thunder share,
,1} whelkeboeessareaaarthesidewaik,
fj Whedeeldedly ease-mus to
i' more. our. leckwood's. Down em
{ mthecompnywlllenconnierpro'
insemination-numerically.
0.!.Oaberu.W.0.Thomss and T. s
Veal-bod. ls frontchJ‘. Osboru'a
pies poles have already been nested
apimtlr. Omcru’a wish, and-film
andmtbeadvlceofhle attorney,ifthey
'ushotramovedhewlll have titem out
”Attorney J.Beidnllorlbutt
a large number of
compute of the houses to have as
Wdhplaylassehclesaprosimity.
llsrwslkpeoplellkstoseeimprove-
“masonry.“ not in each
is tyre-teal meant as the Tramway
company-summed“.
“swans-Which».
“itinhst alghhwnadeddedswe
“fltks fullmt estentcfthe word.
Overcashaaavsevstsraaawsrspresiat.
WMEsvelemM
a, commander c.
punyymbytheleie-iamuw.fl!‘
cleasrecepticnwilibe heidat the same
place. Smythe’s orchestra will furnish
of the season.
derfuily low prices.
ultksyallshtedlaaaakhgthseeea-
“shit-Int use. Oomadesofoiher
mmmmm.wp
”madden-wars
seven charter mes-bras. The work of
luituticn was acccurplhhsd by Great
Sachem J. F. Ierew, Birminghamflhest
Prophet A. E. Chrk, Great Chief of
Recmth John W. Hsisiet, Hartford,
sndGreat Keeps of Wampum H. K.
White. Fifty members of Paugussett
Tribe, No. 8, of Danbury, were present.
The ‘ following chiefs were raised
up: Prophet, J. P. Francis;
Sachem, Harry Rider; Senior Sagamore,
George Wbelpiey;Junior Bagamore, F.
W. Clerk; Chief of Records, W. C.
Holmes; Keeper-of Wampum, 0. How-
ard King. Appointed, First Bausp, W.
I". Brown; Second Sanap, B. 8. Nspbey;
Warriors, George B. Hoyt, P. H. Killer,
George 8. Milierond W. 8. Tate; Bravos,
F. 8. Ilor'shouse. F. E. Birch, J. L.
Simpson, J. J. Nash; Guard of the Wig-
wam, it. Bland; Gaurd of the Forut. F.
G. Brotherfon;Scouta. J. C. Killer, John
Tryon. By a special dispensation grant-
ed by Great Sachem J. Frank Wow the
charter will remain open for thirty days.
Attheccmclusion of the work the in-
diaus repaired to the City Hotel, where
asupper was served by Landlord Ball.
The council the was quenched at the
twelfth run to be rekindled on the sleep
of the twenty-fifth Sun Flower lloon at
the eighth run in I. 0. 0. F. ball.
our news rss mg.
plcmas
.......... Acting School Visitor J. H. Light.
I'Watrm of the Stars" .................... Chorus
On the following lit-iday night the
music. Thecccesion will undoubtedly
boonaofthemostplsasantsocialedairs
Ill}! Toll]! 90008 AT H013.
lterwalh People Should Always Yates-Isa
lass-alt lsrelnwte.
Adapting an article that we find in an
exchange to this locality, we join in ad-
vising our readers to think twice before
they expend car fare and other expenses
for a trip to New York in the hope of
buying goods in the metropolis at. won-
It is senseless to believe that n dollar
will go further in New York than it will
in Norwelk. It is occasion to think that
a New York merchant can buy his goods
nny cheaper of the wholesaler or menu—
facturerthun the merchant in this city
can.
Itjs ridiculous to think. where goods
cost the same price to the merchant,
that one merchant with taxes, insurance,
rent, clerk hire, etc., twenty—five per
cent. higher than the other, will not ask
twenty-five per cent. more, or else palm
oi goods, calling them equally as good,
which in reality wst him twenty-ii ve
per cent. less.
Businu is busiuem; goods have a
value; cheep goods may be advertised
as first chm, but the indisputable and
absolute fact remains that the men are
in business for profit and not for fun,
and if you boys good article you must
pay what represents a living profit to
the seller.
It i folly to believe that a New York
merchant, with a rent three times as
high on a Norwalk merchant, can afford
to sell the same article at the same price.
It is a fact, and it cannot be denied,
that stores here in Norwelk can buy just
asebeep as the New York stores, and if
they pay less rent, has clerk hire, ims
taxes, is. insurance and are under less
expensm in every way, they can sell for
is. money than the big city merchants.
In addition to the foregoing it is to your
interest toatay at home foranotlter reason,
which is that u our merchants prosper it
makes a prosperous city and we all share
in the prosperity. Stand by Norwalk!
P3380!“ AND 800i“.
Please” Peregrine About Our and
ether nests-a Intends.
Averyenjoyable meeting of the In-
dependent Social club was held last
night with Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. The
neatrneetingwill be held Thursday of
next week with Charles E. Jennings, .lr.,
WWrststreet.
Charles A. Smith, of Norwalk. has re
turned from Bwthsru Pines, where he
basbeeufor the benefit of his health.
He is feeling much improved by the
Only (the-quarter of the Amounts of the
one Inna-t. Bills Allowed.
The House yesterday passed the bil.
increasing the salary of the clerk of the
governor's office from $1,400 totmoo.
Thefpreseut incumbent,fa Republican,wes
appointed in 1879, when the salary was
.3 a day.
Along debate ensuedon thebills of
lawyers engaged in the one warranto
suits. The House rejected the report
paying the lawyers 50 per cent. of their
bills and peered the opposite report,
which makes a deduction of 75 per cost.
This was done by 100 to 79, the farmers
voting in the majority and the lawyers
in the minority.
Under the bill as pruned payments will
be made as follows: C. ll. lngersoll,
01,875; T. E. Doolittle, 31,250; Henry
Stoddard, $3,000: 11. Lyude Harrison,
“.125; Henry C. Robinson, ”.500;
Charles J. Cole, 32.500; W. C. (3am.
08,500. The oourtsnd witueu fees. Re-
publican, “A”, and Democratic, 37.9”.
were ordered paid in full.
Upon the motion of Ir. Goon, pay-
ments were voted to defeated candidates
during the hold over period u follows: 8.
E. lerwin, $1.0“); heirsof J. W. Alsop,
$1,000; J. J. Phelsn. 88,000; R. J. Walsh,
08,000; Marvin H. Sanger. $3,000.
The Beasts passed two important mean
ores. the not providing for police metrons
in cities of 20.!!!) inhabihnu,and a bill
requiring the study of physiology and
hygiene in the public schools. The
town of Stamford was authorised to
issuellilllfliliiboudgand a bill was re-
ferred to the committee on appropriae
time which gives the Danhury hospital
term and 88,000 annually hen-after.
The Judiciary committee reported a
bill creating the adios of attorney
generalatasalary of $5.000 per year.
31.000 me than the Governor receives.
lie is to be appointed hiennially begin.
sing July 1, tees, and is to be subject to
confirmation by the hosts. lie may
eppointaclsrku’mtata salaryof
now. m
was. by ht!) II m
DonJr-n It. m. thseslered now-
boyeportms he i dud. h authority
furthestatementihet he has has liv—
IleeuniaPasrlGregory has heed
lnrltatlcusforsrscaptlnaat her home.
as West avenue, cs losday waning,
thallthhst.
its-layer W. B. ileed. of ileuford
Pbee. started this cunning for a few
days'vhltwitb frisndsinststsn island.
Ilsa listtle Wovens! use strest. is
spending a few days at Wssblsgtou,
Guru.
llaaBusle lmnsfl.ufflartford.lsthe
guest of liminsslselermf hicttave‘
nos. _
Influences”.- W at a Wedding.
Jebnfihowell.theeoleeedpertsr for-
merly Medal the Norwslk Hotel,
audsyeongwoman of the same cosh
plaslon whose name was recorded on
their ”rises linens as II- can
Barmwevsweddedby Justice ofths
MMRWhhbe-ee.
yastsrtlaysfwraoee. Theo-lemony"
ooortsthsrebsssaeoreda discretion
tinesmestflsandlntiw-ms manner.
tomarryAdeforltbncond wife.
I”.
tithe, Iii}.
ii
E
” J .
Spring
Announcement,
All
We‘ have opened a complete “4‘
Furnishing H Goods !
mourn H mm;
wnr rssr All horse sons! 2
line ~ of Clothlnx
Youths’. Boys'
finest grades.
“All lllll’AlAH-lhlfl CABS.
‘ether of It: “Ills. W In Court
net Ihe wee let m
The cases! the woman who publicly
nuanced in court first she had been
llvlogadbal life,aud whith laregsrded
as the most remarkable case in Connecti-
cut court records, was motioned y-eer-
day in the city court at Bridgeport
It tramplred that Frederick Bubbell. a
Btrstford cyst-men. had gene to the
home of a Henry (hrtyfor hi wife and
wuerrustsd forthedlaeorbance be made,
when he found that she oorrsldered her.
self the wife of Carly.
0n the with. dead she testified that
she had married Carly in rare and had
lived with him, returning to Hubbell in
time to avoid suspicion.
When she showed her Carly martian
certificate on the wltneu stand Bubbeil
learned for the first timeof her duel life.
Aueflcrtwesthenmadeto prove here
higamist. South Ncrwslk oiiicim then
went to Darien to get the record of the
Hubbell marriage there eighteen years
sgo,but were unable to find it. The page
in the Hubbell family Bible. containing
a record of the alleged marriage, was
submitted to the court. Ire. Hubbell
or Carry denied having made the entry,
although ha daughter identified it as
her mother’s handwriting.
Presenting Attorney Klein said the
case was -paralsiled. Here was a
woman, who. sfhriiving with a man as
his wife for eighteen years and with six
children, the oldestof whom is a young
lady, entered the court and insisted that
she was never married to her supposed
husband and wanted all to know it.
She thus sent her children out to face
the world with a stain upon them.
On the other hand the father swore
that he was married to the woman.
That wassll theevideuce, except the all
important “cause in the pension of the
state, to prove the truth of the father's
amertion, and under these circumstan-
ces he was forced to drop the case.
The woman left the court and retum-
ed to Carry. while the children went
home with their heartbroken fatiicr, the
charges against whom had been dis'
mined. ‘
Alililli Till Wllllhlll.
Committees of the Alpha Wheel Club
layers as the Coming lees.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club was held last night for the
purpose of listening to the reports of the
committees on tbeclub‘s second annual
ten-mile handicap road race, June it.
The committee on prizes reported that
the prizes thus far receired from Ron
walk busincss men greatly outnumbered
those of last year. The printing com
mittee reported that entry blanks had
been sent to all bicycle clubs in (bounc-
ticut, New York and llamachueetts.
The road committee reported that the
consent of the borough and town oflcials
had beenarcnred,allowingtheracetobe
run,andthsr theoflcialsofthereee
were nearly all chosen. The only detri-
msuttotbeoooreeth'uyearistbe'l‘nm-
way company’s tracks on Fast avenue.
The odious for the Alpha Wheel club's
second annual ten-mile handicap road
race are as follows: Jodgu, E. N.8loau,
lugbyproxyluflouthnskntaandlsthe
ammonium. Besienya
thatAdaWiiila-shhsaesarsdadlveree
fromhsrhusbaad,liileu Wlilhn, ls
varlomheatslethleerder: l.l,|,'r,l.
Thersnewsswouhyllsillslhyi'iskitt;
Ike Renew, also
lathsstll alsse.aod was then dawn.
Thraeemwubylndp rflwzhaat
warden of Norwalk; ii. B. Smith. town
clerks. 0. Kssier. president Psirflrld
County Nation! Benkfl. P. ‘l'readwell,
cashier National Bank of Norwalk: W. 1.
Curtis, casbiw' Central National Bank.
“more. 11. E. Dean. lunac- Hoyt and
Charles Diiworth. Barren, George
Allen, D. W. Raymond and E. J.
Thomas. Announcer, R. 0. Mitchell.
Morse, C. Ford Beeley. of Hartford.
or
wear. from the cheapest to ‘ the
for Men’s.
Children's
Ill 1'!!! ART lllTl'l‘lJ‘l’B.
Arrange-sees For a an. m nas-
pray rear-m light—layer lush
sun's m was let uses by,»
renters. '
MmMm-Ths m mun
With favorable weathc it is expected
therawiil be an unnauallylsrgs sttsudn
ausatomor-rcw. Themsnsgaruautlsmak-
bgaxtenslvepreparatieuslcrsnalestslesl
murmurdernlrhtthatwm far sur-
paaseuythlngtkat has yetbsanattempt-
ed. Iusdditientothethousaudaoflnean-
descmt lights along the dockingsoftha
Graudliasinaudtheimmensesaarchilghts.
muaiewillbsglvsufromsnimmemdoat
anohoredinthe centerof the mainbeain.
Eisvstorswillruntnthsroof of thegrset
Nannhetures hmwhce ssatsbavs
hrsuarrsngedfor theaewhodsalretowit-
n- ths illuminationulest abovethe
levalolthelaks.
Tbeeletnrlsfouutelnswlll be displayed
with newfastores on which electrlelans
have beanwcrking for the lam three or
WWI.
Germsuy'sbnlldingisilulsbed and Gen-
msn imperial Commissioner Adolf Wer-
muth will celebrate the event withere-
eaptlouonuert Tuesday. Onthls occasion
thegnsstaofanermutbaudthem
berseftheGermsncemmi-ionwillhavee
chaneetobemade thoroughlyacquslnted
withthebeantyof architecture-Mm
stlonuf the interiors! the statelybulld-
ing. TbeGerrnsu hock exhibit, whlehla
installed there, will givsacomprehauaive
ldead thhpartcf the fatherieud’s show-
ing, mpecially music printing and the
atalnsdwindowaof the gothie balls. The
beautifulchimer—eu eskibltof the Gen
manempru—wlllbesstlnmotionouthe
occasion
Ilsyor nerd-on caused some comment
during biaspesch attbsdedlcationof tbs
Illinob building by earnestly advocating
Sunday opening. and finally asked those
of the audience who favored it to rise.
About half of them dideo. Themembers
235.3
thdlt would nothslpthsSunday openers,
so far as the ccmml-irm was concerned.
The Woman at the Iain
A noticeabk feature of the woman's
congress is the constantly increasing um
:r of young women who attend its meet-
8‘
A department congrem cf the Daughters
of the American Revolution met today in
tbeArtnalaceuuder the ausplca of the
woman's branch of the World's congress
auxiliary. The president general, In.
Stevenson, presided. were rad on
thsCoutlnsntal hall for Daughsel'aaud
Boss of ms American llsvolutioo; the
American Monthly disguise; the adep-
tleuol anatioaalhymn; therelstimiethe
society should more toward the proposed
University of the United States. followed
by disco-ions these toplm and others of
instltntswsrethscrcwdsofwomaaat
tsrdsy'ses-iousofthsgreateeugrfi
atonetlmeapeulewaslmmlneat. ltwas
attheentranoeol thehalliuwhichfimu
nAnthouy was speaking. Growth enm-
pletelydlledthehallsndknndrsdaoll.
tortonatawomenfonndthemsslvaspeeked
outsidetheoorrhlcr. la ahystclcalvolee
ouvwornanealledeutheekalrmautcpcur
mathsprogrammeaudssudferthe
Wooden paruticos filling the
dcorwaysto other halls wetsuit-Idle.
andthacrashaddsd to agrowingfeslisg
ofalsrm. Thaoougressproessdlsgswere
temporarily discontinued until the flows
srscevededlncleerlngthekalls.
-Meel'aaletnera.
melanin. Ila...hlayll—-Thebod of
Ales James. who died in Brooklyn
wsrk.wss brought here lnehargsel the
Starter. George 0. Kirk, of Stamford.
Handicapper. A. ll. Bohumacker, of
lisrtford,ehlel'ccusul L. A. W., Coo-
nectlcutdivflon. Clerkofcourse, F. E.
Brady; assistant clerk of course,
Thomas Sterling. (hackers. William
Olmstead. Frank Williams, had flau-
ford.Oouid Hoyt. ll. 0. Bwiftsnd been
Wheeler. with assistants. The course
willhethe Alpha Wheel club’s comm.
Iniahiuglufrout of Jam: ll. Bailey's
luaumbw,wlllbapiseed on exhibition
laCountockBroihers'windowJorwalk.
ssrlyusatwsek. lintryblaskamsy be
pretend of F. Williams. D. W. liay-
mondorfiJJhemss.
andthstlmkleoftwuweishe “M 0. W. Thomas. of Greenwich. met
with session-accident while coasting
tbshssddlawsetstsalsrhadrugemrs.
asdiatsrwsaeerrlsdhmsa. Ir.‘l‘homas
Paavymfthlselty.
1.1M leaked
wish will ti Alph's Mmebaflflmles
“Maser Isa. llwll welsrpltekeraadeep.
rudwlnhowifltm ’
rddesce. The prism, about twenty-live
wherein-libelous.“ rmistnitat
fall "meaning Hull hedlysbsrlt
fertkslrvlug‘
iceslledgsodedPsllowaofwklehJames
memenbw. Through “am
standing the authorities of the Catholic
abureh and that)“ Fallows there wssae
prim tatthecbumhatthekoursp
points! for thefunrrahsndthehndy'll
dually buried without the usual services.
FatherDohsrty wonldnotsliow theledgs
to hold services in eitherrhurchcresme-
terrJudthsslsterof lhetlead manleels
thathahesnotbesnprupsrlylaldterfl.
,, Way's: the fight.
lire causes. Ifay lawmiiyllscertkr
alumnumum-mrt.
It...” after a hard blight battle at II
Wehlmmmdasldedlatheriag
at the (he-asst City Athletla slab lass
team-ammonium. Thoreau
Hauler-Mamas“ the-vb
serum 'l'hehattlswaasfail
mmmmmmm y
kissepariorityatatistaps.
sin-s ens-ruse in.
Chester
flew Yeas, re-Jns Prev
WWI" «them-Ilene,
* Great Chance, as it comes only only once in
"’ a year.
Argcst“ ‘
Wu.
F
the Latest ‘ll‘oveltlee in
‘lllllron’e Suits a so
oswhtoummvumv‘mm
I
-—-<.———-—-
Time 5:15 p. m. on Thursday
andwitb justthirty minutes towriteour ad. sons toget itin
Friday’s paper, and above all the thought has just struck on that
on Saturday we will celebrate our third birthday, or anniversary
of opening our store in South Norwalk.
We cannot get up a big special sale on a. few articles in the
limimdtimeleftustowritethissd, sows dowhatisbettsrstill,
that is as long as it :is our third (3d) year we will cling to the
three (3) and give to each and every customer on Saturday and
Monday just i or
33 l, per cam. nil every purchase
mode in our store on these days. We will be candid with you
and tell you we will lose money by the operation, but to offset
this we expect to add many friends and customers by so doing.
Times, they say, are hard, and when you can make 6651:. do
the work of a dollar bill it is simply flying in the face of Provi-
dence if you do not take advantage of this odor.
N. B.—-We give you our word that it will he just three years
from now when you will get this offer again.
83 Washington Street.
6E0. llil llSTlilE. Prop.
‘créar
Clearing Sale
”011'...
BlllAIlS Mill SAPES!
WAT”
H. Krieger’s.
We are now ready to close out our entire
stock of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
Roofers at less than inanulacturcrs’ cost.
Ladies who have waited for such an op
,portunily will now hays a chance to buy a
Spring Cost or Capo for half their original
price. Come early and don’t miss this
Indies who are short of money may come
in and select any garment, and on leaving a
stud] deposit’bo will hold some over until
balance ispsid.
talisman in I,
“Miriam
J.T.Pros‘”¥
96 Washington St.
will offer apectal' inducements
to buyers of _
Wall Paper ;
for one week, commencmg’ Sat-
urday. 20th.
”0.0-—
Another cnso of those low priced
FRINGE“ SHADES,
finished complete, for
29 cents.
Arrived today. ~
Alargestockof
Scotch-Holland cornice Poles
and Painters' Sepsis
constantly on hand.
All New Goods.
WesellfOrcsshandaellat
the lowest cash basis.
mr-tt
We have just received a large
stock of
White Granite
s .
china Ware. ‘
that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before ofl’ered
in this city.
F. H. lliSll it Bill,
clematis ,, ’ "
Paniculaia !
The finest hardy flowering vino
in cultivation. '
w;
. d
.H, _
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