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the less sad Daughters or the Ansel-
cee levolntJen —-An Outline of the Pro-
"m' ""‘n'm' occasion lacking nothing in its perfect “Mm-Mu II J-II It Pot-summin- 3:311:33“ dim that w n- ““mflmmu °' ”°"’
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The Daughters ”“1 5°“ of the fiouety ”e"- The “‘8‘ Med 3111““! 11““ Frederick Brlecoe, whom the Norwalk There m “.0 women with little leis- Fred Heine. who was united in iner-
ottbeAmeneenllevolutionpropcseto
celebrate, inasbort time.!snd ins fitting,
impressive and social manner. the found-
ing ofthe town of Norwalk. its Revolu-
tionary history will be brought to the
front, sceum and incidents of colonial
days will be recalled, and homage and
mucus paid to Norwslk puma.
Theyeer 1650 is said by historians to
have been the year in which the town of
- Norwelk was founded, although the
tint mldmte settled in this section in
1640. The regular settlement, though,
was in 1051, end the first record of town
procecdin is under the date 1053. From
this dstet mrd of town p in
a to be complete, though they
are much worn. It is the idea of the
societieifto mark the many historical
parts of the town with sppro riate
monuments and tablets, and the ca ebrs-
tion laterals: money for this purpose.
l“. ‘ wrutsnsnussnrsrs.
5' “ Fairy Dance," and for encore a delicate
PAH LO‘R so»: 1‘s
Instant and Dre-etle lee-ta e! Interest
by Miss Marion 5. Weed, the meet me:-
w-scprano singer, appeared, it was an
tore-with- in ”geomagnetic-prior-
scenery, hydrangeas in bloom and potted
palms. The club is composed of a sex-
tette of musicians, each member being an
artistic soloist Their work throughout
the concert, whether in solo or concert-
ed Jllm, was given with beauty of tone
on mansions facilit of execution
The leader. Eugene W nor, is undoubt~
edly the greatest flute player ever heard
here In concert. He was heard in two
difllcult and very Mug nus,
and played charmingly an encore with-
out accompanimcn Sol. n,
the violinist. a pupil of Joachim, con-
tributed two numbers, a ‘f Romance" and
lullaby, with muted strings, in which
was 1 the plaintive sweetness of smoth-
er’s tones. Each selection was admira-
bly given, displaying the artist's intelli-
nce and versatility. Carl Barth, vio-
When these are procured appropriate
unveilin common as will be he (1;
Upon uvitation oi the Norwaik chap-
ter otthe Daughters of the American
residence on West avenue, last night. It
was tlcelly decided to have a two
days or one day and evening celebration
to cover the literary. historical and may
losl enualeof old Norwslk, and make
it a mason of general entertainment, re-
search, and historical interest The Idea
now is to have the celebration c'ose with
a grand colonial ball.
The meeting last night appointed a
neral committee of grrsugemente, as
ollows: Mayor Keeler, of Norwslk;
Mayor Lee, of South Norwslk ; Selectman
Talmsdge Baker, representing the inter-
ests of the town; J. 0. Bundle, Winni-
nk; M. H. Persons, Rowaytou: J. R. thro houtthe eni , 1h h - l ‘1 K 1] .
srvin East Norwslk‘ Dr. E. E. Smith “8 fl "3' A“ “us. the" week. in the meant me ‘ r. e 0“ ride several miles with ease and without “Lisle of Pairileld avenue. s - '
. ' _ ' ' music was refined and classical, it was learned that Brlscoe had collected s )t- . . .
(.ranberry PMM' Rev. T’ K' Noble, the attractivel p0 ular, and delighed the tion of the bills. At one place in Brig e- :hmnj3:lrlgee:mm :3: ‘13:“5: “no lefl Sloth flunk ”. Chm. I gm One lot, about 15 dozen, regu- 500dozen, this season's styles, "an s Fum's'linss' ,‘
literary. Colonel Russell Frost, the mili-
tary. and A. Blanchard, the school and
educational element; hire. 1'. K. Noble.
Ilrs. E J. Hill and hire. James L. Stev-
ens. the Norwalk chapter of the Drugh
tern of the American Revolution. and
Hon. E J. Hill and J. Beldou Hurlbutt,
the Norwelk society of the Connecticut
Sons 0! the American Revolution.
The committees will meet next blou—
day night, at the residence of Hon. E J
Hill, where the will rfect lane, . , , - . .
90““ sub-comm’ittsos 3:, 86B gutters? Pauline Hall will he at Roi.” Opera 3:: Mug: thigadgme’b‘deswegsom: the Order to be Prosperous. llim Fanny Ho t of East avenue. _ . 50 dozen Outing Shirts,
readiness for the preliminary arronso- 3mm ”“5"“ "‘ 03“” ‘ °°"“° again? Brianne putons bold front and About 300 dries-le- were pmtyu- m" 3" Emu" °’ "‘"Md TOWBIS. 5" doze“, "The 3"“ Dona? inch length; would be good .
ments for the celebration.
FESTIVB PollBSTEllS.
The Members of Court labeckerno (live
on Entertainment and Supper.
The members of Court flsbackemo,
Ancient Order of Foresters, enjoyed an
entertainment and supper, last night,
at their headquarters in the Bwertz dz
Corbett building, Washington street A
very entertaining programme of instrur
mental and vocal music was rendered
end mocha iated. 8 iall worth some, wasthe uestion Uihe Akerstrom cw” hi9m””"“ “Wiml‘m‘ .0: h.“ caused an encouraging increase in the en roomsst the ushaokemo. - ~
of praise wagmrsnditiofiy ise liar has solved it? her Egyptian cabinet term‘ol yghownmrmgegg ,3th ”r1: number of members. He announced ’8?“ ..___..... .. VBS‘S. 500 Spring coats, 8 leader, at regular 25-“. 300115; for m
0. Nelson. of Beethoven's “Thunder dance She appears mysteriously out of that “5‘“ “83m he" rl-I'lhl‘ “m" Phillip Sheridan lodge, of New Iondon. . '" ” "“ 82.95. Worth .5. 3310 12.3“;
Sim?" “:03 gallons“ eulll'fldumd“ inky giflfgméfilodlhe Swen“ “fume“ wnmm;§ffi_._"._393;f‘ 31° "liming: Bf‘e'lfl’lflfi "‘30 '0' ‘W 50 dozen indies Sleeveless ’ d '
t e sw 'cr uec co ego, an a cium ts. 0 recs. wit one am y . Him 9 nm 1" - "1 ‘- ~ ‘ .. "MW...” - ~~~>~ ‘ r a :- 00 Ladi ’flixed
pianist of marked ability. Miss (ii-ace other-rams and each flutter of her lin- "0,! ”unify“ "LLB“ ilrand Secretary 3- 3- 30'0"”. 0‘ H0yt’3 Opera House Ribbed ‘ eels, 3 f" be. Regu- Lace Cu" ' - 1b own as '- ‘7
Cblttarn recited in emost pleasing way gets, assumes mmetrical curves, and It a t 1' od to w.“ in. "n um: Milford. reported that during the your out: can atom lar price, 15 cts each, alllS. m town W1 8'31;th A
”TheJoinlng;"Mrs. DIVldRibinCon ds- rolls around 11 e greet billowy ocean "‘ "20;; "f "m, 0 I, i... ' Jun Mmisl'he mm“ “1““ an“ " . . . . Luce "av . for 25cm. Regular price, up
lighted .u 'l‘h hBI' “no singing of "Alb WIVE shimmeri in the moon“ t. ‘II It I 0 P 3" god the und ‘0? WIdOWS and 0' )hans the 50 dozen Mlmefl Rlbbed \ QBtS, . on may p018 and ttlm- “ . W
nle Knurlez” Frank Canal and William Miss Akerstrom mlbegin a two-nig ts Th. iron foundry 0' “‘9 W“ sum of $89,015.80 has been put . Appli r, for 25¢. Worth 10 bis each mings, complete set, 890, Worth c per Dali'- '
Billenetcln, in their selections on the engagement, witbaSaturdsy matinee, at u""1"“‘"~“"l“i‘(“minim "MC" “I‘M“ cations for announce rejected- 81:mem~ l ’ ' .1 50 M.
sutoherp and life. were excellent and HoytsOpera House, tomorrow night, 0'09“! ‘0' WU ‘ '50th ”WWII l” a hers assisted, ill. Nineteen deaths have a ' ' “Ilene“ 09 m i
won hearty 'PP'WB‘~ Joseph Bartram Amusement seekers should not for misunderstanding between the moulders occurred and benefit; will go their heirs DIVE” Goods he
panama on . unique con-Mum,on gt a... .1... famous 1...: use...» will gmigmyg'mrg,mmhgvgmp “'11‘"3.“‘§2£‘li“3r$“°£$"c§”i“' a“ me a ‘ C Just a word or two about".
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instruments, guitar, harmonica t n ed mm hum been mm, by :uut» of- son '1‘ Mfg“: ’ 15 process All Wool Suiting, alums. derailment: ll yw l l .
angle, with considerable deftness. Tbs
pros-rims concluded with a selection
by Fast Norwslk String band. com
posedof Charles White. August Blilen—
stein Julisb Boeuiscb. Alfred flsnsmen
and William Blackman. Their number
was well rendered. Then followed s
t midwwredaud redacted
frmtcrsdlt upon those connected with
lion.
mutational manners and their
led friendew lawmaudtheseesonol
bit so sdsttsrthesnpamin-
‘ wltbmcre music." proceedingsonisnd deeiredb the town 110° bV‘NPOMv "lb. morning. ll '85 , .
- besdofFlve Mile River harbor weebeld “$2,, ”21’3“ ' d u t u. n m " ‘ ' ‘ an odor. 2m, Blushm'ns Tbst’sbowwedoit. '
W”. l doles-Non ' in or y, as In 9 "n w“ onceemployed by l. I. Hoyt. lie hes r - - -
Amongtbe
P
, froml’embroke camera sport‘ set
. th commissioners flirem
Greed“. is! 113.3. JBr C. 133:; mafia“; John gum”: sumo”. $2.52, mmmtoltlgfhm aria. mum a” w “m on APRIL 20 AND 2' fumery, extra quality, 17cis. Bestmedemsually sold at8cte.; loToilet Sets, English print,
J'mmlg'm mm“ “WW“ ‘“" wranggwho $3.91.de left their situations Centre slim, nslnesgsoripmmr; ml WNW“ Am” ' Toilet Paper, 2,000 ohm ran, to: this sale, to. These are ab- ate. Worth 4. s;
W mend, . W modelled enter ., a . . . _ ,.
"PM "I! "033 CA"- J. It. Boili’l. . 1, 81101le 333“", decorated. and w‘bfn the Improvements 17cts. '0 lite y perfect M‘ not sec~ Cake Boxes. with shalt, not,
#313er“ lamb“ “1&9; , "gmwgroygg gmhgm "LLIE MHSTBBI 50dozen Ladies' Colored Bcr- ““1" Worth allots. . . .
' ' . a Pet ostc eeeetbe o in by Ilraegn- W i def Handk in 1,500 "a. d
Yesterday sttsrnoon Felix Simone. Wwwdlklllrw "ml; Morales-runes. “4 K0" ‘m guflfiy' 1‘ l' :‘d ., ‘ _ are if”? a“? each. no“, 8! y! ”M”: It! 1:: "A: w 3010!. 396“. W“ i
who beashsme 0‘ "I. file Will “ltd“!!! m m mam" "- Noswwu.‘1lprll 19.-—A “w death up“, of" our W mu, pa'nudpevhm‘“ . mmy WW6. 20 dozen Lildlefl White Seal» 12’6“ . I '“ll ' m n 3 59m ' ' hi?
‘ mmx¥afi$gt 0"" M decision. occurred ’l'nssdaymornlng anoluntowu. ilrm branchesout with enlarged quarters In heroes tvsot con-supreme. loped Borders, Embroideretlcor- ' or 5 “'0’ 8§c. m INN, 2°“. W 1b. wk
‘ exercise the animal, In front of the m;.“{.‘,‘.'}]§;‘;‘..‘;‘;;‘;.,,,, twelve mllrefromthitcity. “1:30;ng yank-pg: .. .. am, at mg m)” m1“, W
m 'Wlllmrahoreecsr 5W x Aiken a El“. A lisszlson retired m “5‘“ ‘ l “a"; ‘3' If. Ml, 'llh ”E Eflpm. ”no“. price 10c“. . Damask. ' I ‘ "i 3
ed estertuustely to some also . e The “W ate ' W“ in health with her aunt. be 1:“ ”mm,“ we“ “Paws... , ’, Breed .Tosstsrs, Idle. “s
animal, Whichleleplflled one, lea-m Olsen, mind how with - verso 0' Fitch who was awakened at about 4 W W“... MW-.- ' “Tm” "Tm “‘9 ”"1"” White Feather Stitch Braid, pm 1 full id wmm A i‘
trigbtrsedzaod jumped upon the beck giants trust long island. yesterday Omani: Tuesday morning by the cry of Deaths efe Day. an. sauces. lots. piece; 1 or price, in | paces. w lb, half 11117 Dripping P r.
offlncubsudtbeberse fell.
v.
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1:11;??deme unset“. hurl-1" ck may! tiller-install:2ij 122.? 0”,,“ &W;m:fl: ,0 . on "manner can legalize, 30°“ Four-button Paragon and orderngsr,
lust but. a m. slim-ii $3ng ' 113st.“ truest» n3” incline totbe alpaca: r. “d I” '3' 3‘ 3' BMW'M‘ “ESE". "ML 2“”. push"? “db 50‘“ "811‘” M33? W W 1-4;. Worth ”0. v
m’ ; _ ’W‘ “W“ .. . so. Ilcbasl Kelley ensue s t. at ‘ ' m" "'7 WW; or on doors ’
The seesaw $1.!" 2.3.. Wmmmm secs auscumwmsuwt “mile . Ilse Wilda no 200grcee Ivory Buttons-two mic, we. lost dealersesk a.“ mes, 7.8mm Goat
' mien. W swarms-loss Witnesses-levers. forums“ WW- '
\ cw s?
”shame m memories
‘ ,lera. Kev-Mh’m,’ I'm“ mummdmwbhbfldmm,hbmm- . _ .
‘ ,Wsfl ml“ ”afl‘h 3 M M W - ‘ . - ~ be "flu”. ‘ l , a , 'M: ”Eminysalrfi u'mmdutvd'uerm
: , verso ,tsrsyss- mismatches-semantics u.
I. ‘, “NM..- «my ”1 belt-ad . my am“ ““1“. ' '
' a most harmonious whole.
street. Mr. Simoos wee
f throws tram bis ssst by the overturning
He wss
ht however and held. satin
mm that might bemoanltsd
The base
Mew
oncello soloist, Informed s beautiful
nocturne, and gave the well-known and
hurl elective "Tarantella," by
upper. or an encore. The latter seine-
tion is a favorite with all per-
hy , Mr. Barth. The double ban solo.
by liEikiud, was a revelation. One
does not expect much solo work from
this instrument, but this artist gave a
diilicult and astonishingly eilective origi-
nslcomposition. which exhibited [riser
bilities in the instrument hardly sue.
ted heretofore. Miss Marion S. Weed
Isauertist of ran-attainments, and dis~
p‘llayed musical feeling. ease and del‘ t-
1 tone quality. She was once at
cache. as. her charming person-
ality and line method winning the favor
of the nudienm. The accompaniments
the club added mucb'to the charm of
e work done by the organization
hearers. c .hauteuqua Union, under
whose auspices the concert was given, is
entitled to warmest congratulations. and
much credit is due the entertainment
committee for the dil' nt efforts put
forth. especially bliss mine B. Smith,
who labored with indefaflgahle seal to
bring about the success in which the
evening's pro mmo resulted. From
the opening so ectiou to the close it was
re, “The Princess of Treblzonde."
his is one of the most
bech’s works and will presented by
the same cast. the same scenery, same
costumes as was used during their six
wc-eks‘ run in New York. The company
consists of the best comic opera peo Is in
the world. Musical lovers shoul not
miss this treat.
One hundred yards of silk of so due
a texture that it only weighs three
pounds ltleimported from India. How
to make up that quautlt of silk into a
dancing dress that w
gpuler of Oflen-
not he cumber-
rcsented next uesday ht at Hoyt‘s
hentre. The nouns her-ghost: carefully
selected, and the com y
be extra good e
is
to play is full of
thrilling events, such as t e momentous;
olt of the prisoners in the Siberian
the Jews, the march of the exiles,
the rev
mines. .....-m... ._ _"
RESERVED TIIIIB DIUISION.
less at Darlen.
gum» tbs brld s, where her
sense fouled. he or? one
gum «mud rem her
witnesses: serious
assist
l‘lnel nearing In Mel-nation Proceerb
The line! hearing in the condemnation
in the town bell, Darlen. esterd
’x. 5.31;, ‘3’.
anchored tbetidecarrledt-lr
predica-
lttl mil lni him.
res sou-rams" sneer.
HE It starts HERE.
or Stock and lousy. Thou luddeuly
Leaves Town for Perle Hollow-«M
“Imbbrltlss ‘wnnt‘for'd'efrauding ‘ William
Kellogg, a cigar manufacturer of Spring
Hill, is said to be in jail in Pougbkeepsls,
charged with forgery and other crooked
work. "'"
, Brlscoe, who is a sleek, smooth -ialking
young fellow, apparently twenty-seven
years of age, came to this locality
from Boston and went to work for H, B-
Rogeud' 00., of New Canaan, by whom
he was employed for three years lie
then went to Providence, R L. to go on
the road for a boot and shoe iirm. Last
January he returned to New Genus,
looking for work. He remained there a
week and then came to Norwalk, where
he gave it out that be was looking for a
business investntent. lie pretended to
be fairly rolling in wealth, and visited
several cigar dealers and made ollere to
buy them out. He did not produce
the required cash, owever, and thus did
not become one o Norwslk's business
this, and tried South Norwelk. He se~
cured em loyruent on traveling salesman
for The bit & Olmsterul Cigar mama.
Whilgwor log for them he visi .
Kellogg and wished to handle some of
his oi as a side line. He also oifered
todo ' collecting for him. tic secured
about worth of cigars and bills for
col action amounting to nearly 3100.
This was the last Mr. Kellogg sauce!
Briscoe until he called on him at Hoyt &
Olmsieed‘s cigar factory and demanded
the return 0 the goods. lit-lace put
him off with a plausible story. )romisr
ing to return his goods the to lowing
port he took .5 lore bill of M and cal ed
it square. As lir. Kellogg had given
Brisooe recei led bills he could not very
well collect t c balances due on such bills
as Brisooe had settled. When the drum-
mer returned to town there wasastormy
scene, and Debate promised to pay up if
Mr. Kellogg would give him time. lie
secured a team to drive to New Canaan
to rooms the goods and Mr. Kellogg
fol owed him. He found the young
said hedidn't have timejuet then to de-
liver the goods. but would bring them
down the next ds . This amused the
cigar manufacturer s ire and he returned
to Norwalk and issued a warrant for
Brlscoe'e arrest tor trend.
The pa were given to (‘onstabie
Lockw ,but Briscoe had got out of town
and has not since been seen in this io-
csiity Yesterday Mr. Lockwood was
purified by the Hoyt & 01de com.
pany that Briscoe was in jail in Fough-
repsie. The Norwalk authorities will
Ismail.
«4 u 1 ' tumult.
A Correspondent Asks Why do set him ‘ ' ,
Wome- nlds Bicycles.
women with much leisure WWW} set sets Wises-flew as.” of rs...
morbid imagination and fancy. M are When: l'ewrsefpelsu‘r‘sntvsddiegs
.19.-
l .
his;"like“trsrtmrcsmrurunntroubles- 1“ , or pillar?” Wy’l‘gipsgfrl
with many things," who habitually over- Norwalk. spent yesterday with his .
do at home and abroad. God's sunshine ”it. PM” and In. Albert Be ns,
comes to them filtered through window ‘0' "'0"- PM now hold-
, es Weber
less. and shades .snd W0» end I allies oi the Dsoxydissd Broom
resth or pure go is retarded WW II party. at Bridgeport.
though-mammal derW-. lire. nine. 1. Raymond of Rows -
women have ml “h but “0 "n” ‘° mastered My from s moo
pamper them. For Ml?" ‘mm visitinhrldgepcrt. wbsreshe has been
mmflmm?‘ the peanut hersbtsn. Ire. Daniel
gth andthehvel ten cynic!“ ' Doves wile of the city sttorne
at 13nd. ifLonly they 00“ be pre and ii T. Richter? wife of’a’
on use! ' y“ en '
.1'9’3: 'ffifi’yclgg‘u'lg' Ahi°¥on°bnwd “gamma J ifiu‘iiu attend
trons s so u ”edgy 091ml“ a...” ' cflh Eloise Bette to A.-
from time to time are. one
. , n. a Ncrwslk which use. lace
First, consummate. The “refiner... ' Is in Port bse- E?
beginner is
naturally selfoonscious en magines
herself the observed of all observers. r .
The fact is, the time is past when a “L3 Mild ”l
woman in suitable costume moving in NW.“-
XfleflyWfiicyclfiis given more I.‘l'be of ht:- huh. 311mm
tans cc. ermovumeutaw,. te,ve_ at e e
of natural. and today she dfifinfiwam 12 Havilaud street.
one week.
with Mi-
e In-
1n the
com
tar this Bettsle s niece“.
inquest visitor
club,
are graceful an ‘
is not so conspicuous as the equestnenne.
But it is so drflicuit to learn. With a
. was or
members will next most
seems large loraluxury that cannot be eflairwsenunethe less rnjo able than
shared with others. You do share with theformerm A cum r of the
others for you return trom a spin slow old folks were present.
ing with health and happier— and before “an. AM. Whitney and Raymond,
your rxhilarated mood the bluest “blur-e' of the Alpha Wheel club, escorted Jules
melt awe . Bull em to old to. u WWIONWYOR
Weseed niiied grey-haired men ng e oaths
about our streets. in our shter cities tourtb
women well known in literature, the Fred 0 see of the post cities
malicel pyofemion end societyen'oy this clerks, h a vacation at eleven
exercise. Why are we slwayebe ind ln defiant!“ which he will spend
everything? .wltlbisllem. Mrs. George Lockwood.
Any woman who will. can take gentle in Pennsylvania.
exercise on the wheel with benefit to her . Il- Lens Belle, of New Britain.
health. Some women who are unable formerlLatsscbsrin thelfoncord street
to walk any distance without fatigue a few days with
ed. For the busy woman who needs wede'vislt In Troy and t Nassau, l
pure air there is more health-giving New Ymtssate.
.wherehs re lar ric lS :
my. New“ cal“: 12.1: e, cts. for this
Brown Cotton, usually sold at
6 cts.; for this sale, while it
390.
.
7‘
Buttons.
One case 9.4 Brown Sheeting;
Three bales of yard wide
ants, 4c. ’
Cominnables.
or price, 75 cts.; for this sale,
power in an exhilarating ride of fifteen Winfield Benton, at Norwelk. has
minutes on svbicycle then is contained beanie town for several days, says the
in all the drug shops in America. Buy, 1}: correspondent of the Danbury
hire. beg or borrow a bicycle. eve.
A Wumwouas. ‘ Snood Ilsa. 8. Y3. St. John, at Stem-
lord. will celebrate. tonight, the fifteenth
11617571301317? anniversary of their marriage.
Reports Bead st in- arson Lodge lhow Smith, of New Haven. is the guest at
Outing Flannel, worth 12.! cut :
Ml. Carrie Smith. huh“! 0‘ A” for this 3318' 60'
Flannels.
25 pieces Checked and Striped
terdey at the annual meeting of the ‘13::gfinxgmumn”in'iiifls‘rtllgdfi‘m' ”'8'
Guild Lodge, Royal Arcsuum. held ll! Thomas Vernon and lies Nellie Mur-
I‘iddletown. The morning session w. Phi (lining, “9d! ‘1 3|- “NT"! church,’
taken up almost entirely by the reports 3‘ 0“” l’ '5‘ “"100“ _ ,
of officers. Grand Regent H. Ii. Her Ilim Alexrns Remermfboe (’0‘)‘ i. '
_ . guest of H. (l. Sherwood,“ Westport
rmgtou, of Bridgeport. read his re . .vmm
In it he relerred to the financial bus uses lire. Urbano 11, Smith, of Deflw_ is
depression through which the country visiting her son, W. i‘. Fmte. Elimibeth
has He‘ spoke of the gain oi “my,
membership dunes the year find an- llre..lohu lorrill,ol Winsted, isvieit-
bounced that the generous rivalry ex- in bin. 0 EWilsonmf West avenue.
mine between diaereut lodsu has suline Hathbusbend and mold have
ask, knot fringe; would be a
big bargain at 25 bis: for this
sale, 15c.
very heavy quality and full size;
most dealers ask 50 01.3.; our
price during sale, 230. 1
50 dozen extra large size Dem-
100 dozen hemstitched Huck,
town workmen.
The new men, numbering about sixteen
in all, were met by a member of the
compsny, this morning. somewlee in
the vtclnltyof Htsmlon . it is ss-d. and
furnished with tickets to East Norwalk,
Afteraligbtin from the train at that
station. they ed a Tramway car
and came to South Norwslk, and
ed down Water street to the
dampen 's oilice, where each man was
assign a ltiou.
From 1 ormation received at the of-
ready to meet all orders
it was rumored at noon that the men,
a vet
girl’s
cat from the room,
turned
and ins few minutes was dead.
examiner. Dr. Janet
avers nee AW
3am. April 1mm Int
res enroll» risosswtotbkolv m.‘bris¢hg
cat that was resting upon the
chat. Ilse Fitch removed the
but when she re-
bsrnleos was gasping for breath,
were called and the
souls-like that for several
as doctorslabmedbysrtltlclalOclebure,ofJ.B
menswlthontarsil to restore reapin- Colebnrnand Dr. rtbur Unlebum.uow wmmmmum‘s “‘3"?
m cry drug 6
msdi
mottled and after carefully exsm n.
an insurance of some, .
her of councils. 1:10, a ’n of one duri
the year. The mung: membership‘bll and her COMDally 0f
lod till. .
rst'ldTreeeurer B. J. Bryan ported 65 . ARTISTS _ 65
a balance in the treasury, April 17, of
$498.34. From the secretary o funt be —m-
received 03,485.39, out of which he has . I
paid $326.99. Grand Re resentetive S. n '
A. longetnade his ennua report. I‘lncuss m 12““ 8
A lucersefel Drought. F
tinder the above caption, the Dsnbury Sela of seats cm pillar, April 13th. at
News printstbefollowiug in its Betbel PW-mdammdmum
Hoyt’s Opera House
an extensive acquaintance in South Nor-
ilecharl illufllelland, wife of Charles Miss srst as in her most
Colehurn,dled summon-.32 Prospect ”WWW
avenue, Norwnk, last night, aged 63
years. The funeral will be held Friday “lllli “lull" ”vaults”
afternoon at BMo’clockJmmthebonse * "M’l'fllhlhmllnw Elms
mother ”m ‘
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“W “"h‘ acofi'fl' P premieres-storms.
James
m
Hoyt’s Opera House
M of the late
of "MW't
in Europe.
libs battle Bis-ell, as
Ms Bis-ell. forrns‘r'ryh
ltsow manufacture-names.
wanes alumna Wail wrest. Imeik. ls
“Siberia,”
, Mllllllll’lll,
nm.,,
25cts.
l
I
lbcts. per yard. Good value, at
‘25 pieces Fancy Cashmere
Suitings, 1240. Worth 25 etc.
Fivewieces iii-inch Black Ali-
Wool Henriette; regular value
89cts; for this sale, 69cm.
Small News and lotions.
Five dozen 2-02, bottles Per-
Bastlng Cotton, mots.
dozen.
50 gross Dress Stays ht mots.
dos. Worth nets.
Golf’s Black Braid, two rolls
for beta. ‘
Scissors, allsises, 250m; toga.
p6!
stock in the state.
at 59 etc.
all sizes; for this sale, 79c.
an immense variety, well made,
all sizes; for this sale, 39c.
allots.
dresses: sizes, ‘2 to 10; for this
sale, 19c.
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G11 antic Apri y, i
lilE unnwtig
MENCING
SATURDAY, APRIL 1
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE ‘WEEK.
Prices on all these lines have suffered a, terrific squeeze, and
are looking very small after the pinch. We have made the oppo, 1-.
tuniiy; it remains with you not to‘lose it. High tide goods at Gilli“
tide prices. You can’t look without sighting an irresistible tempr
Revolution. the Norwslk svmiety of formers on this - At lace i t 'ed to tutor the most timid may be sure of her Eve Perri. -
the Sons of the Revolution met - mmmem” “"d "m' °"° p ‘9 “ gel “ ebiiltyto‘oonquer her"silent steed"ln s TbeVsnBuren danci class held their tatlon, ‘VP. 1" - '
with them at Mrs E. J Hill’s lost none of its beauty as rendered l$a1hm$.mfl Ensign; 3.533311% I“ lemons. But the cost of . bicycle lsetdsuce-efthesmsou, night. The . OCOmmend 3 Gal eflll perusal Ofevel'y Item.
Corsets.
The largest and best assorted
50 dozen at 39c. Big bargains
“W. B.,” in drab and white,
80811111 to
Embroidery.
Small' “ lot of hubrolderlei. 1.: W'
to is inches, 21cm. per yard“ ,
regular prices from 29 to M
Germantowu, in all colors, 7
Qcts. askcin.
Yarns.
I Shin Waisis.
Worth 69 cts.
100 dozen at 59 c. Well worth
Wrappers.
Wrapper," for this sale. 79c.
Dresses.
25 dozen children’s colored
39m.
100 dozen three-ply all-lion
Collars, popular styles, 90y.
each, three for 25cm. Regklek
price, Riots. each. _ "
50 dozen nnlaundered ‘
regular price, mete. each;
for 81.
value at 50cts.; for this sole,
25 dozen Scarfs, in tech! I“
fonr-in-hands, all new ‘ 1
regular price, 39cts.; for this
sale, 21cts.
Spring Coats.
Five pieces of our regular 50
cent stock, for this sale, title.
All on second floor.
Posts.
2,000 yards best quality dress
styles, made to retail at 7 ctr.,
for‘tbis sale, 3.} .
3,000 yards Apron Checks.
bleached German Damask,
choice designs; regular price, 76
etc; for this sale, 42c.
Gloves.
One lot odds and ends—qua
may have mosaics at are.
Boutserewortbemo.
dozen for acts—quit half price.
Hosiery-and Underweaf 1‘
100 dozen Boys’ Bicycle Beam.
it is we sell this sort of were
cheap and the remark has m
been heard, “Well, there M
be something wrong.” The ‘ f
is simply this—instead of hill!
our basement as a store hm
for old lumber, etc., we have,
made it a practical means”
at little or no cost. Buying
mm mi 11163“.
each. Worth 1m.
11116 Dripfing Pens,
sacb. Wortbucts. »
iovqnart Dish Pun,
Wortbucle.‘
m
M 3.39. 1'“ _
old“
« s
Porcelain
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