that
oun‘olll‘tn , ,
J’s Furnishing Goods. Hats and‘qsps.
A. ”BENEDICT. '
Incl Building, Washington Street.
SOUTH honwnLK. W
your cold. Try it,
muse-cowl.
a“ “
le‘sgseltlws ts
D'ruggist,
,Wasnlngton sr.
sorrrn NOBWALK.
Sail Paper,
. fills. BLISS.
lswett’s Pars.
tsil as last um
nonwams
mums... " "
Paint.
tbsbsst New York , _ “
manufacturers and perfect in tit,
BEN-’8 ,WAISTB AT 2033!!ng
v
come on, " “““ Basem““
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSI‘DE FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in today.
m. H. PARSONS.
. "w... M‘Mxnfijourned meeting of the Boardno—f
THE EVENING SEWELI Councilmen will be held tonight at 7:80
Immanuelwmrmnm.
. o'clock.
Tall-l ;d : I the _. .
sun ,mvtfhmmfigwmmm (libs. haddock, 45c,
Hm ’ slo’awiii mi’au"”‘”ii""
Bel am WashingtOn and North Main
People's ln'k't.
Joseph Busch has applied to the aelcct~
men for the position of constable at the
Gem Theatre. ___«
Expreasman William Knapp has leased
a farm in Broad River. near the residence
of ex~Sclcctmen James.
m
Boa d—Gurner Day and Tolies streets-
Box W street.
lo: l1~wu street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Boa lI—Ccncord street. opposite school.
no: Ill—corner North Main and Ann streets.
In: ll—Oorner High street and Bayvlew
avenue. -
Boa Id-Hcrwaik iron Works building.
nos lr—Gorner West avenue and (Peder
——l.oads of New Candy in Lane's.
The condition of little Freddie Waters,
who is suffering from appendicitis, is
not chdhfied. He lies in a very critical
street.
Box Il—Oorner West street and Taylor
state.
avenue.
Boa II—Oorner lily avenusaud Boston street.
Boa um South Main and Monroe
There will be service this afternoon in
Trinity church at -'i o'clock. Tomor-
row evening there will be service at half
past nine.
am
Box 33-Mc Light station.
flex It~l’airileld avenue and Cedar’atreet.
Another union Lentm service will be
held in the Congregational church to»
night at 7:45 o'clock Rev. Jabs: liackua,
of Westport, will preach.
Ilalatarw Almanac for Ilo-morrovr.
tiara Rises Bu Sets High Tide how This
at .107 a 6:59 at. «I! “10:59
In York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to day nrdmimto be generally
fair. with nearly stationary followed by slight-
lr Mailer temperature and some cloudluess.
Tomorrow it. promises to be partly cloudy and
fair. with no decided change of temperature.
The committee in charge of .the enter-
tainment to be given by l‘ncss;'i'rlbe, i
O. R M., will hold a meeting tenight at
the home of P. H. Miller, Keyser avenue.
A hearing on the application of
James Hamilton to sell liquor in the
Austin homestead on Washington street,
is set down for March 22, at the Council
Chamber.
Catherine Smith. wife of William C.
Byxbee, died this morning at her home
on Lexington avenue. and 34 years.
She leaves three children, the youngest
five and the oldest ten years of age.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-dsy was
'3“ almve urn.
NWT]! NORWALK.
list the People of flue City Are
Doing and laying.
llrs. C. H. Ryder won the must zit the
Pmple‘s Market, yesterday.
While at the freight house. this morn-
ing, Louis Sheldon, it driver employed
by erpressmnn Thomas C. Cavanagh,
was kicked twice by one of the horses
and so badly injured that he was oblig-
ed to go home. ..
Film Council, I. 0. R. M. conferred
the hunter's degree last night on Drug-
gist George Cook;
The regular convocation ot nutter
Chapter, R. A. IL, will he held tonight.
The mark degree will be worked.
—Plenty of delicious bread. at Lands.
The club of young women will mee
tonight. with Miss Luella Lane. 107
South Main street. it is earnestly
desired that a full membership be
present, as there will be a discnsrflon of
an important subject affecting the fu-
tureoi the club, previous to the outer-
tninment features of the evening.
E. L. Lindsley and Carleton E. Hold-
lsy, of New Haven, members of the
(lrand Council, Royal Arcanum. made
an oflicial visitation to Sherman Council,
No. 1,342, last night. Grand Regent A.
If. Harrington, of Bridgeport, was also
present. Mr. Lindsley made an extend-
‘l‘lle Epworth League meeting in the
First Methodist Episcopal church, to.
morrovr night, will be led by James
O‘Hara.
lies Roy E. Rigby, of South Norwalk,
who is attending the State Normal
adrool, New Britain, won second prize in
a competition held in Hartford last week.
A very pleasing part of the programme
at the First Methodist church Sunday
evening, and which was omitted in our
report. was the soprano solo, "Not a
Sparrow Falletb," by Miss Florence For.
-—lane‘s for candy, price, quality and
variety. ...
Contractor J. R. Raymond‘s carpen-
ters began work today on the addition
to George F. Bearae's residence, Bayview
avenue. Iir. Raymond also has the con-
tract to put new roofs on two of John H.
Knapp's houses on Day street.
and light refreshments were served.
NORWALK “In.
James L’Hommedicu, ih rcnl cutatu rm» lad u I'wwa.
agent. mid yesterday a f m utCrnu-
berry Plains, known as the Grumman
place, to (tango Walters, n farmer from
New Jersey, who will move here soon
and show the Norwalk people how to
garden and raise cabbage.
All members of the Junior Epworth
lasagna of the First Methodist church,
sad-cholera in the Sunday school be.
tween eight and sixteen years of age.
uninvitedtomeet at the home of Miss
Elsie Raymond, on West street, Thurs-
day afternoon. immediately after school.
building lot on St. John avenue.
8.:De Mott. on Wednesday evening.
trying In. Bswlsy for murder.
-'l‘he Hoyt’s, 81 Wall street, Norwalk
—Brlng In the keys on the Ten Dollar
we I‘ Tomilnson’g, Why . to 0..
Rev. 7. it. Bobbins will, in compliance
with many requests. repeat the third ser-
mon in the series upon "Alienation,"
frees the hat. "Lost in Morals." John
“25.0.7 and O,dellvered Sunday evening,
open next Sunday evening at the First
Baptist church. beginning at 7:30 o‘clock.
mason work.
George Cook. who has conducted a
drugstoruiarbe Hoyt Tbs-tn building
forakoetayeerpast,wlliclosethesmfe
lanesaplsofwaeks and no to Dasha,
Internets-we. fishesrsntsdastors
yesterday.
mummy reopening,
«ll-”ho bought for not» miss. " ’ i
A. 1 Die
cd but very entertaining addre- on the
merits and aims of the order, and other
members made speeches. The (lounod
quartette sang several enjoyable numbers
~Tilc March number of thc Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this office for 8 cents and one coupon.
A Ill-easy Budget of Its-s k’vanr the
Leiirand Raymond has purchased a
The ladies n"':i;:‘w... Norwalk
Christian til-ion will hold a chowder
party at the residence of lira. William
James Sutherland. Wallace Dana and
G. A. Franks are in Bridgeport today.
having been summoned in the special
panel of jurors called for the purpose of
show the linesund best line of ladies’
shoes, regular $2.50 line, at $3.00, seven
linomudmdnomnnerm
of Norwalk. have secured the contract
for the woodworkof the 050,000 John
H. Bccvllle memorial library building at
Salisbury. Charles Squires bdolngthe
Theoondltionofbr. lovenao if. Phin-
neylsstlllrsportsd to he very serious.
Aconeultatiouofpbystclane-Du. flab
calm new and 3. Clark Tracey, of
llisorkclty.snd his attending phy-
siclaa,Dr. Waller lithium—was held
it was MAW that.
www.mhpts-ntconditloals
--A World’s Fair Portfolio given
Apili. Wm... ' away to purchasers to the earnest ct
~Far Us weak..sleu’s heavy winter “mama Farriegtsu’s.
mum,flW.A.Beledict‘. de m "-
“m.um..mm”m—WW _
Councilman Osborn lssiok with a
vere cold.
The Norwalk Butchen' Protective as-
sociation will msottonight at Adams .
ilrothers’ market.
The young ladies of like Baird‘s semi-
narywill go to New Haven this after-
“. .fl . _
mu... services will be held at Grace
church today at 1:80 p. D-i Wednesday.
it a. rn.:Tbursday.a p. um. and Friday,
4:80 p. on
Charles Miller and Fred Hill are at
New Haven this afternoon, attending
the oratorio of The "lie-labs" at the
Hyperion theatr_e'.___- .._ '
hire ii. 1.. Adams. of Norwalk, left
town today for White Stone, N. Y., to
secure some valuable papers belonging
to her late father's estate.
'(Sonoord-t Division. Sons of Temper.-
ance, at their meeting last night. inl-
tinted live candidates and received propo-
sitions from-twenty applicants.
Superintendent Kellogg has a force of
men at work today scraping the mud
from Main street. Yesterday Wall
street was thoroughly cleaned.
most one of those little cards. 1. will
cost you nothing to get a World‘s Fair
Portfolio at Bette a Farrington'e.
cigars at the Gluncii meeting last night.
in honor of the young “councilman"
who arrived at his house yesterday
morning. ‘
Conductor (icorgs‘lliiler, of the street
railway line, has tendered his resigna-
tion. tie is succeeded by Condqu
l-‘rcd Sweet. and Milton C‘lsrke sllcrxcds
Mr. Sweet. 0.-.... ,
Dr. W. A. Lockwood has returned
from Bermuda and is at his onion in the
Norwalk Bob-l, as formerly. till 9:30 a.
m.. from l2 to 2:30, and 0 till 7
o‘clock‘p m. ”h-“
The isdiea' society of the Congrega-
tional church. will hold a praise and
prayer service in the chapel. Wednesday
afternoon: subject, “Helpful Thoughts
for Cristian Service."
served a notice upon the Norwalk and
South Norwnlk Electric Light company.
instructing them to hereafter allow no
exhaust steam to escape in the city sew.
m. ——-'~-
-Room or rooms to rent inquire ~36
Belden avenue.
The subject of the Thursday evening
prayer meeting at the Congregational
church, which will be led by William
Iarvin, is "The Spirit's Help no Substi-
tute for Our Efforts." The choir of the
Christian Endeavor society will lend the
singing.
not yet retitled the newly elected officers
of Hope lime company leaves them
holds over.
be taken at the next meeting.
an attachment on lira. James W.
Barnes'saloou on Franklin avenue,bei-
ter known as 'l'uhcy‘s, yesterday after-
R. Goldschmidt.
tely replrvincd the attachment.
-Bargains in (children‘s suits and reef
era, at W. A. Benedict's.
a strike.
to work tomorrow moraine.
Norwaik. ._..._....
The executive committee of the Nor
transacted.
Probably Unfit them All.
Intelsa- Whlmv mum In first undiscovered-"Mouton“ madsablgllsulofalarhilueapiscsof
towa.aadtlleilsturssanddrngs will be “ultimatum. gmrrndoif Hanging to the
“' drill, startedallthsphntslsuptoienk
' am
noon to attend the craterioof ”The lies: .~
erman ‘& Son,
s41 wnsl-llucrou erase-r. sou-rs NORWALK‘. boss.
I" Wow.wnwo . w... .
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-.-—I.atcst U :5. Gov't Report.
l
fim
.ABSOIM'I'ELY PURE
m.. . -m .._..
* nrcllrsnlrlyu ls lesser. "
Attorney Bonner-k" ins luiliriwhliy Ite- llfllcers llsclml and a Committee Ar.
covered, it is said, to go \‘inllllla.
While the many Norwnlk friends of
Attorney George A. lionnccker have
been led to believe that he is seriously ill
at his home on Wall street, It is possible
that he is at present recuperating in Jer-
sey City. having quietly left home one
night last week.
' The story leaked out through a Nor-
waik man meeting Mr. lionnecker in
New York yesterday. _
A Summer. reporter visited lilr. lion.
neoker's residence on Wall street, Nor-
walk, this morningmnd was told that he
was still unable to sit up and was kept ,
under the influence of sleeping powders"
indictments lo Purchasers
0F
FURNITURE.
it their Wilt Rooms 46 ant 48 llain it. liolwalt.
Special Sale oi Divans and Comer thails,
Al $9, $lo, $l2, $l4, m6.
Marked down-from are, m. 31H, all-en.
Baking
Powder
Hindi-om r ilcll'r uni.
pointed to Arrange laces.
The annual meeting of tho t'edar Point
Yacht club was held at Sullgntul-k. Sui:
unlny night, when the following new
officers were elected: i,‘0llllllntll1r9. E. S.
Wheeler, of Snugntuck; ricoconlnuxlon'.
0. ll. Jennings. of l’ircen’s Farms: sccre—
(my. ,l'iould ’l'. lieddonburg, ol‘ Sangu-
tuck: lrensunlr. ii. P. Smith. of Sangu-
luck.
The club is in a wry prosperous condi-
tion, buying a lm-mbershipof forty-five.
and having a surplus of $211 in the
treasury. from last year's writings. A
conunittcc was appointed to arranges
schedulc of races this year. The SCilrlflll
nlltrlotlnus and w
on a live steer from lilinnia to New York, would be Just as large on an inferior a mat as on
i
that is
we have nearly doubled uni-business in t is short time we have ham led it. We are selling to
the host families of both cities, (lust. notice where our delivery wagons stop) and we offer their
testimony to the truth of above statements. A l‘rims [lib Roost given away every day.
,, l8-hlorthJiainat..-So...Norxvnlk.. .
Councilman Boyer “set 'em up" to
most of the time. Nun is won yet allow- livill open with a Spring regatta on Decca
9d l) see hint. it was expected he. could {ration lhly. when the i'. G. Sanford
sit up tomorrow. ills sister, Miss Mary El’lliillellge cup will be contested for.
The fact mat-iheaiy Council. have
with only a captain, as Csptain~elect P0
Slattery succeeds himself, and thereby
Some action will probably
Deputy Sheriff James Toner placed
noon, tosccureaclalm of 8100 made by E.
lire. Barnes immedia-
When Arnolddt (Jo's foundry started
up this morning the men were asked to
accept a reduction of 10 per cent. This
they refused. and immediately went on
The differences between the
company and their employee were fitti-
ed this afternoon, and the men will go
The last will and testament of the lat.
Thomas Connolly. of BMW was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday. The tests-
tor leaves all his personal estate to his
wife. liary Connolly, and the latter is
also bequested a life interest in a‘ double
houeeat 47 and 49 Arch street. Upon
herdeaththeproperty reverts to a nap-
hew of the testator. Charles Williams, of
walk Relief association met at the Y. I.
C. A. parlors, last evening. and appoint-
ed the following soliciting committee. to
raise funds and supplies for tile atrocio-
tion: llrs. C. J. Hill, Ire. William H.
Smith. III John Jarvis. losers. If. P.
Price. W. A. Curtis and L. C. Green.
ilevsrsl applications for relief were
granted, and other routine business
Tinanuouncemsutlatlls Bridgeport
Standard, lest week, thatoue of the
motl.3mltb¢8mtbelfew
lisvsnoysterflkntsnanddealernhad
aftsrihslroystus. and.slsgalariy,vsry
fewshrahaubasafoued. Them
whim eeeghtovsrm basllelsof them
didactdndeeyelosstospsakofaad
I-tksvecaustltsiloetslttkwswsreta
Bonnecker. positively denied that;
there was any truth ill the '
report that her brother was ’
us: in the house. From another source?
it was learned that Mr. llouuecker in a
guest of to... Helen ll. Bohrcns, in .m-’
any City. Miss Bcilrens isuclose friend?
of the llunnscker fulllily. llr. William1
A. Lockwold, who has‘nlways attended ‘
Mr. Honnecker and is a personal friend E
of the family, was asked point blank if‘
Iir. iionnecker was in town. He. said
that Mr. Honncckcr had been away, but.
Another source of infor- .
had got back.
motion revealed the fact that Mr. lion-
necker might relurn to Norwalk tonight
or tomorrow. nccompmied by Miss
Bellrene.
(‘cunty ('omnllssloner Mes-l, when
questioned about the trouble in which
Mr. flonnecker ‘u ililll to be in\'ul\‘etl,llitll
nothing to say except. that everything
would be adjusted before long,
“ELI I'll" Sili‘lI-I'l‘l' Mill-ills“.
The Upward Tendency of the Thermome-
ter Decreases Ills Calls for lielp.
President llill presided. and about
thirty-live hidim \wrc present ill the
weekly meeting of tlu- lcliof Society of
.‘lolltll and East Norwulk. held yesterday
afternoon in thc parlor of Hill Well lltIlk
and Luddcr ('tllllpllll)‘. Nine of the
visitors lnnlle reports which showed lllill
the calls for mistuncc bud llllll‘ll otl‘
considerably with
warmer weather and the
unifies for employment. t‘un-
lotions for clothing um rush were up
rtt‘tl by tile solicitors. Bills to lllt‘
amount of $2M“ won» onlcml lurid.
Tllc trmellnlr l't‘llfll'lt‘illl luvluucc ill the
treasury. lust Wf’i'la', of $222.93. Slu-
reccivcd during tlw week, M7325, and
laid hills amounting to $41.20. leaving a
leisure of $108.28 in the treasury.
It was voted that [be nus-tings of til.-
society be bold semi-monthly until
further notice.
“P
tri
business on MOIIIlilyrl, “'elliicmluys and
daily, llti heretofore.
be
or to the pmdduni.
(Willi 'I‘III’. Illl' Eli.
Novwnlk.
Day.
Friday evening. on account of the when
aal for the Easter concert.
interest in Lincoln's express business
MM town without leave or know
Inductor lu- friends. has returned.
for the supper to be given Friday night
NOBUTON.
in Stamford. the guest
Guild.
the Fitch lace at the Landing and wtl
In?" fun or into the country to conduc
a arm.
thirty-seven years of his life in China
delivered a lecture on China in the PM
byierian church. Wednesday evening a
7:” o’clock.
t. lie left
sail at once to China.
(lilAlfflliilil PLAINS.
Ire. Charles Benton is sick.
David Tinckier and family have mm
ed lntn Lester Gregory‘s place.
Freud-nihilism on the sick list.
ltie '
Nethavpurchassd
place at Poplar Plains. .--.
liner is let Very Danette.
lite
Jet's!!! Georgetown and branch
for
u.
" my...
lllt' approach of,
increasing ‘
The sulwrintcmlcnts
wiiibo ut thcl'ublic Library to receive
applications and douutions nud transact
Saturdays from it) to l? u. m.. instcmi of
l'rgem crises ('illl
rted tonne of the mumrintmnlcnts
laws and Gossip of the Ill-v in Ituut
The Junior i-Ipwortb Loops: will meet
tomorrow night at the home of (‘hnrles
The [segue meeting will not be held
Sherman (l. lilorreli, who sold out his
Th0 regular meeting of If») flower
Book and Ladder company was held last
night, and arrangements were completed
lilac firaoe Btrangwsrd s nt Sunday
the Mines
Mrs. Weston expects soon to vacate
Rev. George Miller. who has spent
A la soongrsgatlon was
oroion Saturday to
Charles Hyatt and bliss lsabells
(learns lilvers and wife. or New York
lamina" visited kir. and tin. George
that a man from Wilson
the Clark Grumman
Civil engineers have been at work for
two weeks. surveying the rail-
During the sets-ion n number of first-close
regattas will be hold with prizes running
up to $30.
( 'unsillcmblc inn-rest is being manifest-
ml by the public in I‘l‘glll'll in illepl‘o»
gramme of the club‘s races, and the
lllectings will no doubt lw m. largely at
tended ill tlu- futuri- us in tin.- pilot.
flisgllody ”tori-til; Cut in Tune
Smurouo, Mun-h ill—An unknown
|mun was found don-l on llll’ truck, west
1of the depot here. at :3 o'clock this
morning, by it track wnlkcr. His body
was literally cut in two. There was.
nothing on his pclmn by Wlill'll he could
be indentiiie‘l; _._.._
Braided by Hot Lani.
Robert Piatncr. n boiler employed by
Frederick Mead, wns stepping out of the
door. when he accidents iy ste ped into
a pull of hot lard. sculdlnghis rmluully.
He was taken to the hospital for trout—
: llll‘lll.
I While no physician or pharmacist can
’mnscientiously warrant a cure, the J. C.
Aycr (‘0. guarantee the purity. strength,
and medicinal virtues of Aycr‘s Saran-
parillu. it was the col blood-purifier
admitted at the great \‘orld‘s Fair in
Chicago, 1893
it is not to be wondered at that Aycr's
Pills are in such universal demand. For
any other complaint needing a laxative.
thine pills lire unsurpassed. They are
sugnrcostcd. easy to take. and every
dose is effective.
Chamberlain's Cough ltcmcdy gives
the best sntisfsl'tion of any cough medi-
cine l handle, and as n seller leads all
preparations in line market. 1 recom-
mend it because it is the best medicine
l cver bundled for coughs. cold and
comp. .\ \V. llslllrillge. billiorsvillc, iii.
For sale by it. (‘. Stillson.
A severe rhl-umntic thin in the left
shoulder had troubled h r. .1. ii. inper, o
well known druggist of lies Moises
lows. for over all months. At times the
pain Wile answer» he could not lift loy—
aio‘s l’ain Balm. “1 ony mnde three
tell. it is for sale by (l. l. Stillsou.
of pneumonia.
cold.
and consumption which have their orif
in this neglect of the simplest precaut
of every day life. The most sensible ad
. assoouas ibis. By all means do not W‘Fliithiltlllltnilmlseinlet. in indigent-m.
. neglect it.‘ linlidmn does not tell on M“ “thing nmpngmgmmmung. i‘lfirogmm
s e'. l ‘ rum
how to cures cold but we will. ako Wu, “mm“;f‘, "gm my".
Chenille aln’s Con h Remedy. it wit
the secretions and soon effect a
nent cure.
M h! 9.- tzzflitliee..- ..
if a New York summers gm}. u an.
.
0700.00, which gives 10
l
on’ 7;
each forCactus BlotxlCure to enrol
i whatwould bathe saving per capita l
i being?! psrsonsat the feast!
inquire at l’laistsd’s drug
you may have the
¢ -
Pltcher’s Onstorla.
Pltoher’s castorla.
mushywudchwugavsherm
Whenahewasamu.sbarrlnlfor(*astcria.
mammnmmmuwm
mmmtumm.nunmm
a
"bah.f'. 0.000".-
a
ammunition
the cure of constipation, llilousncas, or '
thing. With «ll be couiddohc could not ,
rot rid of it until be ap lied Chamber;
applications of it." he says, "and have
since been free from all pain." lie now
recommends it i ) personssimiiltrly ntilict “
“Perhaps you would not think so. but
it very large proportion of diseases In
New York come from carelessnem about '“
catching cold." says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
“it. is such a simple thing and so common
that very few people. unless it is a case
y any attention to a
New Yor is one of the healthiest
places on the Atlantic Coast and yet
there are a great many cases of catarr'h
n
on
vice is, when you have one get rid of‘ it
relieve the lungs. al expecumltion, open
ms-
25 and 50 cent hottcs for
nor at 6th avenue and 90th street, cmlting
to dye is
"d it: W'smtmm so...
to pay .00
the dinner should not be given. there
store, where
blem solved and
cerium-mutton about U will» Bic i Cur»
" " 'dliiiiiiiil “own.”
Children cry for
children on for
Taylor a Golden
d1
City Blessed Beet. liultnll, Poll. Etc.
w ll.’ l . . . '
llilt'i or hawkihid'f ‘1.i“l‘.£l§”'.i‘£t‘.l§3li‘i.‘.iitill? will‘gdiggllggfi ilItr Jlmfm. Every
hi r more
llolosome. also better flavor. Agnln, use common sense. The frelt ht char-gas
best. hich variety would thedesler of milud emeut ship? Agaln. it costs more
not the reason wensll lt exclusive] .but rouse units the ublic to such an extent
___.—-.,—..— .
E. J. wApl-lAlus. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEill’lE'il MARKET
Telephone causes. I ounce... guaranteed. 1
A t' ‘t' Ph t h
r is lo 0 ograp y.
To thnaedellirlng something mywciniiy line in I’IIOTOGRAPIIIC
YQRIL i would call attention to the new llflt' which i am now executing in
a mus.
No in or clrpcnso will be spmcll to obtain lll‘l‘lllllilll‘l‘f‘fiilllfl. lmtb ln lighting
and posing. especially with delicate costumes and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN ‘
Particular cun- ts given to obtain pictures, which embody fill that in dilildlike
natural and graceful. .
Appointments for sittings muy be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
A'l‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
Big Slaughter
MAN“;—
CLEARANCE . SALE.
12,000 PAIRS
iii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to he
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
15 days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,
0- H- Harvey-.,, H
Wilson».
A MAN with covered wagon. humu- and
small capital to peddle yeasl ill Somali.
and Stamford. Address with stamp and ref-
erence to '1‘. ll. .Vil "RAY A (1).. Ill Flilrllillll
street. Waterbury. Conn, mill .il
i‘eiep‘l me call, 57-8.
llocior lockwolld
llAh‘ lil-ITI'RNRD
FROM BERMUDA.
and can be found its formerly at his office
NllliWALK llilTEl.
Mornings. until half pilsl. nine: noon,
l'.‘ unlil half past two: evenings, six
until scvcn o‘clock.
F‘ARM worth from 81.1mm 93.01”. No fancy
vrice laid. Writi- nil pllf‘lll'llllll‘! m 1.
[CUP {RA , Dorian. nlll :it
I PLACE by fully competent end exper-
a fenced mall and wife in lirlp on farm.
Alldrevsorawlllj to (and. lliliAl.A. l’ll El)
ltyenlle. Soul nrwlsllr. lnlii iii
\ *AN’TEIM Scholars. rmplnyl‘i’aud llilt‘llh
‘ pl") ed men and women In earn $2 to ti
per day selling "l“lmlovdtwl.“ Send tun :z-u-nl
stynpe for'romplele working until! in THE
\\ M. W. \\ HEELER i 1).. Merlill-u. t‘unll.
unit: iii
i llil. to do general limbo-work. Allpll’ to l‘.
l'nlon Park mlllIlr
THOROL’GHLY cmllpclrm girl for gout-r.
al housework in femia'of four. Apply
to Mrs. Henry i'. Price. it! ‘nsl avenue. or.
walk. lozll
m lil lw
Arthur T. Merriam
rl‘i't'l'lirlllll 'l‘ll
Stevens & Merriam
Ill‘I.\l.Eli'~‘ lN
Groceries. feed. hails. Etc.
I‘lil Sill'Tll MAIN STREET.
5.
T0 Illi’l‘.
OI'HF‘. No. it Marshall street.
April l. Apply on:
mlzltl hi
[Molar-anion
minim-s. or in
Ni'l-ll. 'l'. liA’l’t‘l‘l.
UWIR hum of the house No. t‘. East ave-
: nue. barn. lam garllendtnd lawn. Ap-
ply to ll. I. inns, N River slrcrl, Nor-walk.
l‘ll pleasant rmmvlun wound floor. one
_ ill
let)
in nttlc; rent “nu. No l.’ Ms lll‘l avenue.
last Norvmlk. . icinlil ill
(' )NE-li ALF. or the whole of the others in the
. post ofllcs building. formerly occupied by
Jacob hi. Layton. mm In for the whole
oldies. Apply muswail whom-um."
Co.‘e allies. at Washington st not. fit if
I
s
”-
took at the Quality!
Look at the Prices!
Wilmufliranululed Huger Liltd Illa. belt
numeral: 1! lbs boat New l'aveu (hackers.
muslin. bunt tisllfomla Prunes, his; ll be
best Lump Marci). 21k"
liml ltll-v. 15w;
m, m:- gn.. tins 4t
Quullrr ilutlt. lilo pack .
lb: Milk. Illuminilest lamina . i .
up lm. Weluavarhsbsslnr't‘eaandOo .
Hive IHIIYA“. thesis dellvsredfres. mgr
Summer SEES On. ”
MERRILL BilliEliE,
Opens April 2. I893
ca and churchi
i met office box l‘M. ilk
usiield. Conn. mil lm
“lo‘i'l‘Aul: No.7 lanes i'lace.s ht rooms
J all modern im vamsnts. nqulre of
sAMllEh LYNEHJ 1:. ll. Coolidge‘s still-e,
No. it Main street. Norwaik. ms lw
U l'l’lll part of house on tipring slrrv‘f. con-
sistan of it rooms: all modern conven-
mwent til. A ply to W. W. Wil'l’ at
u: Knapp’s o. l Factory. mm iw
w“... ~- _’ -....-M.A._ . w...
EAST store in Basrrssl. bundles. tum.
Apply at this «lilies.
Flow-ill. No. to Day still-ell home, cllrnnr
y and Tolles street: boll-ls lumr Elm
lime store: rooms No. l'l‘ollss Itmidlpemlrs:
a n.ti"ollssstrsst downstairs. Aunl‘
rawhide: thjiiwetruwa mi
a
Sr
l
Heinlein». ialtv'lngsit‘gd‘i'ia’e‘il'lll who... lmé M t I ‘ ‘ I
re s s. n .. murrn on uarn ct.
W. 3. “mean West manna, imil tf school 8?th hn'gighti. lidhegmmg: “In:
ffimfigmv manual»... "we; sent on.
sublime 'rur: cousins.
HTA I Will ll, C03 N.
utter tbrain ‘
Wm; illd Well Hand Laundry.
“b “i", ll Washington Street.
South llsrwslk
AM. tron Dill! f" “AID.
Ill AGlllfl If!!!) It 'Alllllfln
ll'l'lfilhmlofl «banana-n.
“Minn Ullnllll‘ '0. AID bm'II
an III. 0' ”DIME "I 11".
JOHN masts. Proprietor.
evil ly
- nl’ssolutlo'n coll»;
upper and lower apartment. o.
i in street. rent Oil and Or. Apply
"wasp.
wcc ‘ MITI-
7ft
to no W
am t
(gaggle
ngnarl
. .m is tl-h. me. to
a "Mimi. timllw'limni'l
sand t v t. It
lot. on as a wmftviutll) l."
_y vnlilx'lt
ttfimwalk. ..
.fi “‘1’” in?
51?”:er occupied
. la
eon SALE.
.. “South Halli street.
no.3. lloldcl an. MA
Will“ .1... mm; 5.... “if:
I
Tn? l
0.0. . particularahwl‘l?
£333? on
haifnipanér for mi in baking
3; i “in "”“i 1 Mil ”it”
0&tarrm2liy "chill. :ltb'ggrd on ellra
Trev“ .
at N! a news. Itzt
iniitrsetfien f:
NW. ‘ it “when!“
do We? I
21_Wall.st.,...hinrmaik- .,
Norwalk Chronicler