"kw“.
, wmnushndm. . .
Micah notices. nor. Sched-
fiidlllllyed Idvertlrerueuu fur-
‘jNe. tlfl Waihtnmuntreet.
‘ e call. no. Branch
Norwalk: telephone
Q‘wstl mt,
Mansions .hmm in or...“ o.
In nvnrrruo sun-nun.
80m Nouwu.n.Coxs.
WY. noon 17.1304.
y , ."mnmsmr."
mum: If this sort or thing goes
further a fellow who is not all
‘M’t-hnvo any show in the world.
,” the latest developed
W social fade, in causing
trouble than n little to people who
y mooted that the hand gave them
no issue of Hunter's Bazaar for
' ‘rnys that since ministry be
stencil! Imusement mph; have
lobe curefnl of the inside of their
, when over with this line and
j ,tllahleetthey be seized upon and
one to their dismay, the survey of
in“ there puffing them up with con-
9' Wives, or putting thorn to
3V MIG in the face of folk. "i
will not mm out of sight the best
W I land in the world," said, recently,
i-euéthnslsstic prophet of the art, “if I
y Ithelineof truth did not join the
of life before leaving the hand!"
M if she were justified in her state-
m'hat cornplications and perplexi-
ntkhtemue to the adherents of the
or: Thom thing in the ndvuncp of
W W might be that no lover would
Wommednnrsel who had filled his
mid latched his heart, until he
W at her wrists and
am to himself the absence of
L W01 command there. lest he
‘ , seehefore him the tan- or Dame
, ,‘I mute. Perhaps, too, the young
”inhaler would find it an‘Pih-h'll'y to
. 4 the righthand of her lover with
I? 1“an he had stricture-red his
y into the paternal ear. and thus
mar what traits he had developed in
rlfllt had by scanning the original lines
lII ht left me, what good tendencies had
manned, if any, and what evil ones 1qu
MW in his growth. and if. in
Midland desirable trnitn and would
Uh.” husband. The mother-in-
“my else think ill to examine
llnesof life of the proporml bride of
summit-our it borrowed by the
d'mleulllura. or otherwise, in
b” if it is heat for her son to
- -- himself with a richly wife: or
f . “look for the stern thnt sig-
natuhel' of marriagee this young
‘llto mom. that she may thus
I. Inn‘s charm of long living.
W
'awtmborn. muleto put our
' tripod Manon, We think do
' " 4h! necessity for I heavy
‘fhtwocltlesshopld arrangefor
, of a steam teller which we
,nnhodone to their mutual aid-
y' - -Ilunh:lpslitiessrenowhan-
' t! til“ rapoct. end money or-
, not mm the pnrpm
. with other means is
, it my new. The ex-
‘Mfldtbemults fer infer-
' ‘“ could be secured by the
‘” of I team roller. The
- do not no large but tint and
l
0
lpnrttnul-rly on the
WW!» who
canon c
airman m
Normal: War of the Glare Nor-
mnl schoolet New'Brltnlnmnd theynow
numberuom‘e or mermall agree tlrat
Professor Cure“, islet elected mperinlen-
dent of public- schools in “Wm,
was.) hasheeu’lry rum best principal.
what)“ ever had ohm! of the Kennel
school. It has W greatly under
his able supervision and number of new
department; have been unlawfully in-
troduced by him. Physical culture and
manual training are prominent among
these. His friends here regret that he is
going to leave Connecticut, but wish him
all success in his new field of labor.
'l'ur: return from Europe of C. Oliver
" Iseliu, the principal owner of the Vigi-
lant, revives interest in the chum of
another race between the
yacht and the Valkyrie. Mr. lselin is
quoted on saying that he has made no or-
rangements with Lord Dunrnvcn. and
does not think there will be another
meeting between the lxrani : not. at least,-
on this side of the Atlantic.
improvement in Ill branches of business,
complaints of dullness turd pow coller
tione are still very frequent
this improvement is More prospective
than present. There are many pins for
new building» out for rstimutes, but
while contractor! may be bury figuring,
the workmen them-reins nre awaiting
the signing of contracts. So it is with
many branches of industry.
mnrrnfncturing plant nhnnld resume full
played, it Would etill be some time br-
fore the workingmsn could recover his
lost ground and again reach
where he could buy anything '
bare necessities. Favorable ”ports rou-
tfoet of the plants are running, though
cornpanimente of short hours and reduc-
ed wages. A few are running over time.
friends in Sound Beach.
N
«ruining Mrs. Annie Miller, of New
Yorlr. and Mr. and Mrs. (.‘hnrlvs Miller,
of (Henri Falls.
Conn. late of Stamford, will preach in
the
church tomorrow, morning and evrning,
and will be the guest. of Mr. and Mrs.
diet church. last night, was ltl'Kt'l, at-
tended und wen very rummful, the he-
dies' Auxilinry deserving greet credit for
g , Mutt“! m
Ill {filml‘ 85° 3’3 MJ. .1900-
_ it. no. lb. 3
We rm dine-t. Handler-ref everything in the Grocery
VKIOY
‘ rs wueisororr any. rem trons-mm
w
W
M
W hm rein.
' of Norwalk Reveal.
All the mirriue certificates
on the town (words.
teen-yeu-old bridle. but there I
M
was seventeen years of no
Enroll» Cornelia Tyroll.
American
No one began the new year by
tore we» made. It run the
The III-luau Sltunrion.
(The Weekly Record 5
While there ere mIny signs of coming
Frsnk Schmidt, age forty-three.
years. to llynwn's alter. Their
day was in the menthol ruorri,
In the some "moth. four days
The fact is,
llary Uri-ugh turd thirty-six,
South Norwslk. On February
if «very right
walk. 0n the someday Harvey
perations at once with every hand our-
derson, of Winnipnuk, agrrl
ltion
the Berth» M. Barlow, of East
lane from our mnnufacturing interests tunes with Albert Evert", Plutt
n many more with the unfavorable ac-
30'5'1'0”.
Mist Kilt» Crockett in the guest of
gels Smith. in the nhowery
April ifs-my (John, of South
Mrs. James Maillt, who has been \tsll-
n: rrt the home of John ll. Hoiflln, his
turned to New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stevens are er.-
uf the same city.
Two couples born way back
lire malo- rhe yeIr I803 an
Rev. ll. W. Prince, l). [Lot llr ulnl,
ltowayrori Melhodint Eplscnpul
0.-roher we» not manly-four
ll. [I Furious. of Bruokuide,
The supper in the chupel of the Methw "t"!- 0‘ 5W"! Norwnlk, II
theadtnlrnble maunerin which the If-
fIlr was conducted.
IIAIIBN
Everett Millnpaugh cut flwvt‘l’t' math
in his left thumb yesterday.
Michael Keno, of Outcry street, burly
severedlhe thumb from hh left land.
while rotting wood one tiny this wwk.
Samuel 8. Gray, a vitenu nl Fitch's
Soldlm‘ Home, died Thursday, in the
sixty-flirty.“ of his ego. Undertaker
.lnmoe Blrchud ur-calnpenlvd the rt—
rnetne to ltmldlng, his entire plot-r, ft -
dry.
Luring lllllepsnflr hitched to. barre
hr front of his brother Jesse's new m.
yrrterrlsy unmounted went in redo
an! thirty-six.
the age of twenty.
each month.
”Perhspe you won
enroll
and mm of the vehicle. "It Much I sir-plum
’I'In Collector John 1!. Whitney gives
notice in Inotbvr errlernn that the In on
rumble property for the year is” white
the end pry-bl. It the rows club's of»
flee. BIturrlIy. April m. front It to m to
demo, sad It the town hall from t to
7 o’clock. Tm rem-loin. nope“ after
April 30th elll vas inmost It the not
of Moo per cent. edited thereto.
m
of mole.
airflow Yorr
V
on»... 4 M ...
A term Marielle in the Mr
trial-MW é’nfi'w"
a} $1.00.” , ,
AHOUS'fiQMFMD .
HOSE LAID H.108, an. (ion.
Wire-t m of no hours in the city.
of. so: llllllll, mu...
winner I. mm w
some "or run cirrus were err
III hurt his l’lvvelw': Bum tetr- the
le m of the Yolnlnnd the fllrl-«tht
the ”It't-Glill We of rm» flown
yr-Ir lMare now in ‘and duly intruded
During' the your Cupid. our some our~
ivaranh. Thorewere no sweet ris-
seventeen years on”. ' In two tnstlmcrs
the brides em fifty-one yum or one
and ouch turd lm married before.
youngest couple merrier! during
your allure Julym II their wedding day.
Both lived in South Norwnlk and web
were JamisFrnncis Hollow and tiles
married. but the year we» only four
dIyn old when the first matrimonial ven-
second bride. and he came to Norwnlk to
find his choice, who wnn Ilia Georgi-nu
“urgent Bsilnirs. ngrrl twenty. a moot.
estimabliymug lsdy. The 3mm e as
The oldest groom of the year who
Andrew Suhmf 80th Norwnlk. sued
sixty—six years. He led Mrs. ltsry Aus-
tin, of New H‘Wt‘n. and forty-eight
[lurid Kelly med twenty-six, manic-d
Freeman Wintou. ego-d forty six. mIr~
ried Annie May Krupp. aged twenty- .
Tney also cIme In In South Nor-
climb. of East Norwulk, urged thirty»
four, married Ills. Virginia Belle Ilen-
Auorlwr nineteen-yearn” bride was Ill-s
who on [reconfirm Day linked her for
, of South
.‘iorwalti. aged thirty-two ymr.
Two ninrMn-yrur-old hurts that now
bent as non were united on September ill
in South Norwnlk. They were Fredeh
irrk flower "shock and Min Lillie Scur-
uged twr-ntyfiuht, married seventeen-
ynr-ohl Annie llieck. of the same city.
April Murmur: D. Kcelcr. sixty-one. if
South Nurwnlk, married Mn. )lsrildn
Karl”, titty-me. of New llnvrn. Ow
wet-k lutr'r Henry .llnrvin Hoyt, fifty-
seven,jr»t .‘lourh Norwnlt. took for his
bride, 'ofrs. Frances Emily Pillow fifty-om»,
epoch in their litre by getting mnrrit-d
hrfnrv Frank l-‘omanorly-eight, of New-
ark, hell claimed Ivnrgnret Franck.
On November lit William Henry (lhuld
and Mrs. Margaret“ .lsrre Norton. both
med forty-one, nine to South Sorwult
from Bridgeport and were united in holy
mitlrirmny. Christin” day was observed
matrimonislly by John Jsmeum indigo.
hard fifty-our. and flIthrvino Watts,
8mm) Nrwwnllr was
Ilsa the secur- of this wedding. Amour;
orlwr young brides were nine rrlnetaen
your olde', Ind twelve who had rnrhrd
The total Burnt" of marriages la! the
you wulbll: vlluuulefl-‘etnusryy l8:
luchJ‘S; April, l0; thy, 13; do ,'.-’r
July, l0: August. “September. ll; 0:-
trber, M: November, 38: {mime
Tho-re were but mght tourism in Jun-
sry amt FMIryof this year-4m" in
Id not think so, but
thet very few people, unless it in our
my attention to I
oueof the healthiest
Minute (mu
14 .
We 2P
. ' thuoews BLOCK.
NOTHING minor? "
m,“
FOR‘SALIAT
'0'- Dl’. m 'h’! 1. mm In New
Int on Al!" QC, rm.
WWII. M lip-Mrs slot morn
that Onletul Brecktnrldpend Mrs. amine
W Md been secretly rum-ind by Rev.
all April $9. mm, mm confirm»
t Widen ltrtrrilew hero. Dr.
mud flat the marriage bird. ud‘g-n
NWMIIIIM. ltlfll he lied Mup-
M to oblige ( 'frlrmrl ltrm'kiu-
W brides III riwpviuw‘m rim
THE new vonx‘ 8HVLOCK8 cum TO -
BE synvma. '
The People Have All the Honey. and "Uu- l
ole" III the Dude-Inn lever Ice-1
m I. nun—rs. rrem or own-l
cum rum to. ‘
Tl‘m'es'rnrtrt indeed be hard when even
3?
5’
8'
E
i
l.
r
t
1?
grunt te me he hurt itspi [minim in “w
t mm, ‘ o h.” .- pswnbrolms complete of bulimi-
tor the M .0 ”Mr“ . fix”; ‘3’: 3.,‘,;,.i’y 1;... nose. While Illothe‘r branches of trade1
the mtlstumry mm- at no unmanned to pull through the holi-|
, as I wltneee in the llf‘rllllllvl still .
He "Id: "0!, ”I! 9th of lurit .t pril my
nun Charlie came to run in my to tidy and
any: with It leIrt a small but profitable
helm It the last of the your, the pawn-
brokers, probably for the first time in
their recollection. find them-elves on the
losing stile of the ledger.
A reporter undo I tour of New'Yorlr
elm-yielding 100 pewnshopo scattered
Ibont the east and west sides and flat-
tern. Out of I11 the shops visited only-
two of the owners Idmitted that burl-
neelmu improving, and that they were
dolnguwell as bet year. These two
caes- way be recounted for by reason of
their long rtInding sud popnlIr-ity with
the people that patronize such enteblish-
mente. One is situated on upper Sixth
avenue, in the Tenderloin, and the other
in ChIthnrn anu'e, for generational"!
Item; for those in want of ready cult.
Nelthvr of the two plwes sdvsnoes
money except on jewelry. They do not,
therefore, come in contact with the poor-
est: clue of people, who are compelled to
port with even their clothes when ne-
cessity compels them to raise money to
buy food.
The prnbrolrers, when sailed for an
oxplInntion of the falling at! in their
husinus, with one accord said, "The
peorer classes, with whom we deal,
prned all they had during the money
pubic last summer and now have nothing
ft to perm and no money to redeem
their pledges."
One man in Oliver street said: “i
thI been in the puwnbroklng business
for 45 you-I. Ind l have never seen busi-
ness I0 dull. During the summer months
we took in all we could handle. but
money was so tight then that we Id-
vInced only one-half the loan usuIlly
given. Even this did not stop the busi-
ness. Nstnrally we expected a big boom
this full, Ind that the goods would be re-
deemed, but we were mistaken. l have
never had such it quantity of goods on
my shelves. If the people could only
pay the interest, 1 would not complain.
but most of them are industrious people
out of work. and the chances of gelling
my money huh are very slim.“
At a pawnehop on the Bowery the
manger said: "if business in our line
continues the same for another month, i
shell becompelled to go to work, The
outside public look upon the puwn~
brokers u having money to burn. They
think we nre on ‘velvet' all our lives, but
if they could look at our books for the
past year they would not think our
game was ouch a good thing. it may
look very odd for me to runke this elute-
ment. but it is a fact nevertheless that
when times are good with the people
they Ire good with us. i can explain
that this way: When, for instance, the
bend of the family is Working steadily.
the wife or daughter nemls come little
things in the middle of the week. They
the not the wherewlth sud won’t have
it until SIt urday night. They can‘t well
until then, but rmrh off to the pnwushup
with some trinket, and on SIturday night
come ln Ind redeem it. Now things are
dlflerent. Even if they have the trinket
(which. by the way, is very doubtlul)
they do not dare to puvm it, for the fo-
the: being out of work they are not so
sure of getting it out spin. The result
is thatJnstend of our turning our money
over and over, we simply have to tilt
down Ind grin and bear it."
“Pawnbrokers are starving." will I
Grunt) street proprietor. "The people
line all our money and we their goods.
We would ruther reverse the order of
sil'uirs, but i can In no prospect of much
I change. During the put your we but
more goods loft with no utter the tickets
expire than ever before. With the bird
times rind rmmpetitlon we got no prices
at Ill when we sectional our unre-
deemed pledges." To prove this Inerv
lion the pswnbroker brought out his
books. which showed thst st the lust
suction sale at unredeemed .oodn in De-
ere four ,
Billy Brooklnrldge came to the unit «ski-1h
me whether I would merry him in .Ilrn.
Wins. and l Inldl would, and shortly m.
erwnrd Ifrs. Wing drove up to the tlmrt’ in
”other cut-rim. This w». llhlnk, mint
til!) In the evening l lochdhem to the
study Ind celled an. [garters and lit-w
non N. Collier, who was stopping at our
house, to not Is with-see.
”After the ceremony Colonel Buckin-
rhlus asked me not to vet "I! turd-Io on
record. Ills children m In mine I great-
fuse, Ind besides it woul seem highly irn-
proper when his wife was dead only nine
or ten months, i forget which.
"Mrs. Wing Idded her solicitations, II
the desired to bonnie acquainted with her
hnabnud's family nod win their ntfectlone
before their marriage was mule known. 1
earned. Ind they went Iwa very happy,
Is he sot-med very devoted to her."
The
the
They
gelling
grmm'e
lend tn- like new.
Pmmrnlu'm, N. J., Much 17.~.lndgs
Morrow of Belvidcre Ind Prosecuting At-
torney Stryker of Washington, N. J .,were
at the Standard silk mill before the open-
tivoe cIme out and Midas-ed nu angry
crowd numbering uvernl thousand peo—
ple. The judge read the riot law to the
crowd Ind told them if any attempt was
mule to molest. Iny of the mill workout he
would commit the lIwbroIkan to jail.
The speech had it quitting eifect. and there
WM no vlolence.
wedding
June 24
previous,
both of
l5 Allwft
Anthony Con-tack nabbed by one.
Xxw llhvrzx, Much ll'.--Anthony Com—
ntock of New York lectured on the street
l0I big crowd of boys on “The EleI of
Drunkenuess end Dime Novel Reading."
Severnl lhounInd boys gathered Irnnnd
Oomstoch and cheered and made such I
noise thIt his remark: could not he heard.
Home Yale students were IW tn the
lecturer, Ind llnIlly they runhed It hint
Ind thtlled Cornstarch in I rough manner.
There was no pollen luterfsrwnoe.
U ilsm
aim-tern
Norwnllr.
The Gun: lord-r lymry.
Custom, N. .l., .‘fIrch 17,—v'l'he coroner‘s
jury Merl tbnt the body found last Bun-
rlny inncmk It Blukwood was that of.
UlrIrleI J, (innit, thr- mun who dluppelred
so mysteriously from Poul-bore several
Week: .80. As soon no the verdict was In-
uonnced l’rvmutor l'my ordered the ar—
rurt. of Patrick Kerwin and I). ll. Arm-
yttrium. "
month of
Norwslk.
Much-Inc In the Petpir.
Srsqvmtxru, Pu, Haircut-410nm"
in greatly excited over an attempt to poi-
son the fImlly of William Ber-ll. While
Mrs. Beck wu temporarily IlIIeut some
one entered the house and put I luau
quantity of Itrycbnlne in I kettle of pot
pie. it won discount, and the purple was
thrown out.
Woman Iva-w Due-ed,— 0 Cowboy.
lsousrmius, March li.»'l‘he police ar-
rested two tramps here. nod one dressed II
a cowboy proved to be e wornIn, aged
shout ‘1). Her dlrgulee was good, but her
small feet exprioed her ldIntlty. At the
police stItlon sh» ind she was I ulster of
the men Irrrsterl. The puller do not be-
lieve her. , .._. _y -__.__.
Aid-end I (‘Irllrl I’ve- . Ila-pm
HAn‘rI‘mttr. MIrrh Ito'l'hu officials of
Putnam found I child ill with smellpox
which but been Abducted from I hmpltIl
in Bolton by I women unmet! TIlton. The
women went to the lie-pits! in Boston to
nee the child, end she mum"! to escape
without being observed.
in the lit-
imp-vrtInt
hours old
his W.
fullest to emu the earth.
Lhwnnrrr, Mas... March lit—Mayor
CbIrlr-I fl. Butter and Her. June- L.
O‘Blelly. putor of at MIry'I Ration
Catholic church. mule In unsuccessful It-
tempt to settle the [rent strike attic
Walling!” mills. which has now been on
for nearly six weeks.
Tut-tn. Item- (3m
Mirror", ll. 1., Much thunder. were
received for the oonsollrlItln‘ of the "III-
in. stellar, er college, torpedo school
Ind torpedo notion intone command, to
beknown Is the llnlted Buta- aIvsl stew
tlon. (YIptnln F. M. Inns. wu malnour—
menthol.
M W" “N” “l" “War '5' :3 l; I ‘ I 7' tin ”I mm". m min. rw W. etch: the wnbrokerlmtwlo.
alcoves MMWMt '" “'1” "W or
seinelf do ,breabln Mm ow . 0 pro! tohsvvthe is
all we at ingenfl."uyebr.brnam m.flmklt.~0srlm,cm I i " Ir ", II I,"
ltldllevvtolps.“ written to a friend in
tklntt to Ind lib yin-“mm
even err-den flnhfllrkm
m . your. run been
awhrtnevmy lent. m
.WM w“
it? e.
in:
fertile “gang 3.
mm m m'm
mgr-m. melanin,» , y
M «an. «mama: ' . _. . ‘3‘ t ., .
‘w"‘"r-£‘i~w-~“',W‘ for Women!
fllwms'uowot ‘ W'Ww
“W. W Ill. II. H. mm
A! ll humerus“
1 out:
lfigtii
r"’Ifil‘cré. 75' co.
lIIIt-h‘ts-sm nous. *
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III “”41
trrrrnoo rurunv
urn-rue III I. ntt’l. f‘rrrn ell
Nervous filer-mtg. falling
Insole-rhino!
porter. l'riru
I'll“-
let no
(Infra! on.
he turn not not ll. no wil
of prlz-r rain
I“
330.
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RADA
‘ MIGR BE
KILLER
lathe on? known prineipic
that will calm the microbe
in the blood wt t luluryto
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
'I'Io WIlllIu [elm lhrotellllrrfe.
1 ”right FL. Now York City
I. (i Tflfllilflfinl,
0 North Mum Ma
*Prlm unusual!
a. 9. JENNINGS.
in it your.» tour.
Undertaker.
4 return mm. NOBWILK. crow
, Own-tn, maturation.
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Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.’
‘l’hIt Bee Soup nun
A few nice BIldwln Apples
Oranges, we doe. ’l‘bI
Plume continue to not. _ -
:lyrye but and chespest goals of their kind
it can.
Dibblelillomslnct-
u rum rum mm
Au Announcement of ‘ '-:.._
Great Importance.
WE HAVE nuns comment: for some time pastthat we have
not had the room that our business demands, and having acquir-
ed more, contemplate making extensive alterations. l’rior to'malb
tug such alterations, we wish to reduce our stock as much as pos-
srble, which we feel cannot be. done without. making i-oiwessions
and no have decided I J,
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Ifilll ll] lPllll IST
to give the people of Norwalk and vicinity, the benefit of a SPE-
NM. SALE. which we feel will be of great- interost to intending
buyers. In preparing for this SPEGIM BALE, we have carefully
gone through our entire stock, and markvd it at prices that will
insure a quick response from all.
‘ sort of goods we keep, so it is unnecessary for us to enumerate
each article, so will extend a cordial invitation to one and all to
come and see what wo intend to do.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk.
Almost everyone knows the
WIDE“! II'll: All"? I
Memory,
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film ,
lint-IO" In or
no rtnvlol: ll rlr
mint on Mr
aunt’s-rte .lnrn't
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ll hv mutt upturn-elm
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Tin Ind Clint tron Wort.
that In tinting.
PlInh sud urlrnItee furnlsherl tor wither
tint writer. steam or hot sir tn.
lo rmll'l‘ll It“?! rl’l‘
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