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GREAT BARGAINS III
PARLOR SUITS
SilkBrocotelleMnnePaidorSult, 085.00.:Iv
Crushed PlnIhParlor
PM Wood Parlor
forum.
”.4333 in”, Is.
way down in price.
$11.60. ,
lounges and Couches.
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Mibmbkovbg Ducal-m
7 HWJ. new at hi “If,
With clothing flirt Volt-er Fallewo
5.5””?
Theelothing We oll'vsncie £00.
arrived a vflt thn-oraiagfronltwo
Persist successors.
III-teal and Dramatic Events of Interest
to the thePeople oi Wk.
Antonella mm sooner pre-
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maédlll:
opera:ndoolned
mum
heroperscom:
mudmdmwn depart'
neeitwaadbeovsrsdthatensrslpairrf
trons-shad
Hr. Fransis' clerk. Fred Osborn
opaaedthsotorssboat “5de“
while he was capped in placing the
"Wilfredo! thestere,anrao
«use inside. .lir. Osborn lollowod.
andwflhaflingthe-anasbirhaoot-
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followed Ittotllatclty onthell :37trnin
, "II! All. WIAI l’o ll’ !.
edible! at perfectly “film prices
and of good quality.
There is ' sorichl elegant as a
black dra. they, Tristrarn
Theyareprnpoml to alter invlnrmnents
satond to none.
sqnarsprm. and snare
domino been the owrret of {Tomatock
pies hey I; 3mm hem will;
t vs grown to one
and most widely- -known clothing
mncerns in southwestern Connecticut.
and never before have they oilrreIl such
inducements.
The New York flrwery mmltnny will
givetoev pnrchaserol goods to the
amountof More; orrnore, tomorrow a beau-
tiful plush Instr-h safe. Polite attention.
brat and low prion are the princi-
upon which thro wnlpnny has built
buttons.
the Boston More ear
'lsodreality
' family
he: Rev. W. W. W. Wilson, pastor of the
st Port Chester, Methodist church.
Tremolini, it would hollard to find. His
individual worth lies in his impersow
tionoftheridicolorn. John Brandt was
on admirable
was the for acute lhsre that
where together, a more hrll I-
nnt or more mhrllautiful presentation of
grand opera couldnot be desired.
In the Sultan’s Favorim, the play in
which Ultie Akerstroni will appearin-
_ arrow night.» iloyt'o Opera House,
poses asa picture in the first set.
When the curtains are drawn she oer-
tolnly looks very beautiful.
isb tin-Jugs, boom and mnhsll
hordi bet to “will Wm“.
y yrog t a reorie
it alirI?’ Boring the-pin play, Zulaoa, the
ptctltre,oonteoto lite mysterrouslym and
causes a great commotion In the
off Josiah BokanI, whose maiden
0 every
cannot be fooled ooiah that it isan
optical Illusion. S ineiI'IIson knowing
who IIIst woman is. ills dilemma
cons- ao end of amusement. But it
ends all right. It always does you
know, “in the play," but in real life
nchgoAings Ito-well, thots another
story. Agood hhmts medicine for
toenail hollow.
tioo, thoaelhstarewearyand tired. will.)
and are The Soltnn' a Favorite. She will
appear tonight to the Egyptian Danes.
A rich dramatic feast is promised neat
lfidmm‘dflhfiii“ ”Nil“?
, ," I-
beria,” which ha a thrilling hmorory’, with
situations sumciently novel and
ng toexcite the ad-irotion oi the
nut experienced
ofscsmn and oostunnn will make
completethe antic picture.
the: Nealey Stevens. oi Chi ,wlll
give a pig» recital at lies Baird a semi.
nsry. tomorrow night.
llllAl. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warrant-e Doodrlecovdod In the one.
of the Town clerl.
Frederick T. Bette to John 5. Seymour.
land on St. John avenue, East Norwnlk.
Imprint A. Stevens and Julia; Stev
em 0 Bridgeport, to Anna resort.
of Brooklyn, land at C‘ranberryl’lai
Samuel .1. Plot: and Msry E. Plait to
Elbirt A. Woodward. lnnd on Quintard
avenue,
Nelson F Spear In J Sturges Randall
land on Morgan street: IonaldI-ratiou.
WI.
Henry SI'lIenck to John (inner, lflllll on
1.“! Clinton avenue.
priImthatmr-tsellthegnis.
A. Dicks-rinsed: lions advertin'ng
splash devoted today,tonnonnounce-
ofChinaandJapansrenIattinp st
advantageousprir-rn.
“Insemination-aniline.
Iwoy Days for Ontario-n.
Oyster planters along the coast are
making good use of the present fsir
weather, and a number of vessels are in
theheadof the bay, loading with seed
tordiilerent planting grounds. \ euelo
were in yesterday from Fire island,
WWW the Rhoda island grounds.
about I, Is were loaded m-
day forthehre island and Roe
Bach ground. The daily out t for” a
mmtbwoonewillbefmmh, to 10.-
mm
The thigh Brothers and Mr. Rowland,
olcity Point, thessodinllnaeon
vetetters from points
afghan shoresefarsouthastheplastr
era the Delaware ‘Bay, mski inquir-
Iss na to thocond ole-sea.
plants in the south“ have “Maud from
the psrlwioklo and the storm. ——New Ils-
W. van Palladium.
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con—enwsat Troopers attains.
Norwalk will likely are a of
Councilmtm ”Gothic!“ [ll the
town on r we o soy s array
at Washington .Thelzew Haven News
uyo "New susrsl" Prepaid will
start withmh his followers from Boston to
www.mamh down to Fall River. then
to Providence, New Woodiew lla-
von.ltow Yorksodsoon. Theetsrt
will he erode from ’Psnonilm So far
85 lngton,h
anal enemas mg...
Attllealternmu wastes of the (trend
W wmmmymm m a“
To; Gunning Isl-ls sI Wilton. was burned to
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Initials ll militia.
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soon All! PEBSIIIIIL
PLEASANT PABAHIIAI’IIS
NORWAIIK PEOPLE.
othobsst.atlow
ABOUT
The Doings of People” oi Prominence la
the his cuter-llew Daily of She-
Spead ‘lholr Hours of ulours- Weddings
and Other lvonta of Note.
Aaron ll. Hoyt. of Norwalk, and Miss
Eloise Bette, of Port Chester, were roar-
vied at the bride's home in the letter
ploce,at80‘olock last evening, by the
The
ceremony was performed amid beautiful
floral decorations and the smiling coun-
ieunnces of a number of the near relatives
andfriends of the contracting parties»
Thebridsl party was preceded to the
mpnrlor by the two sisters of the , bride.
lines Minnie and Annie Belts. and two
cousins from New HsvsnMiserCarrie Joy
and like Sarah Riddle. The bride was
attired in a becoming traveling costume.
Thor-bolt of the church, of which the
bride wass member, was present and
sang several selections. After viewing I
assortment of beautiful
presents the uests sat down
to n bountifu nodding mug;
.ond In. Hoyt left for our
the WA!) train, followed by the best
wishes of a host of friends and amid a
shower of rice and old shoes. The u ill
resident Ir Hoyt's midi-nee, 10 rke
street, Norwalk. Those present from
Norwalk were Hr, Hoyt's son, Edwin l..
Hoyt, and Mr. and Mr J. B Bulls.
Areooption was held last eveniu
tumour)! Ir. and lire. Johnl
algal, 34 finneestrset. Norwalk. Danc-
h'l‘Cook Woe enjoyed to the excellent music
sornhestra.snd Mr and Airs.
llanolgao proved themselves on color
taloiog host and hostess. Refreshments
were served during-lull in the festivi-
ties. The merry party broke up at l
o'clock th‘n Inorulng Among the
were lines Lillie Boiler, Sadie Col well,
lanaWat-s. Annie and Carrie Cooker»
ham, Carrie Taylor. iii. and Mrs. John
Merritt; Helen. Herve liarrzvl. Root.
Saunders, Utam alyers. of South
Norwalk: Ira. rod Whitlock. Master
Disses Iamie and Anne
Whitlock, Battle llalooln. lit. and Mrs,
George Bailwitz. Miss McAllister. Gould
Hoyt, Fred Ambler, Edward Hyatt. Ire.
8 dutch [E Taylor-and-gsuggter tan
enneq. rs. t
Ward-ell, llr.
tin, Iamie Wardwell, Master George
Wardwsll. Thomas Sterling. Miss lian-
nah Brunorulan.
There wasa rettyhorno wedding at
theresidenoeo Mrs. Harriet it t).rolut
6 Eanford place. South Norwalk lost
night. The bride was Miss Elli N ( ru
int and the groom Edwin L. Bears. The
ceremony was armed at 8 o’clock by
the Rev. G. Beard. pastor of the
South Norwalk Oouxregstlonal church
The bridesmaid was Miss Annie Sumner.
f.Brooklyn.N Y. The groomsman,
Arthur (urofut. They rI-IeivI-d numerv
uus.punents The groom gave his bride
a diamond ring;a piano and sliver
knives were received ronl her mother,
and many other useful presents were re-
solved from relatives and friends The
bride looked charming in a costume or
blue silk and loco. Following the core-
mooyailns collation was served. llr.
and In. Bears start on a wedding tour
in a few days, and are to reside in
Bridgeport.
Frank Steele. of llrid port, manager
of Tommy {you and a riend, were the
sets of ltllsm B. Johnson, of the
heme hotel, last evening.
Hi. Mary iiroup, of New Canaan.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
I". C. Becker, returned to her home,
yesterday.
Ire William it. St John received
many calls from relatives and friends,
Lesterda’y, In honor of her eighty -elghth
II
In. L. L Johnson, of Jacksonville.
lll0,l"lorids Isspendings few weeks in Nur-
walk. She ups-ms to leave for ilInton
soon.
It. (‘arter of West avenue. ls visit-
Ing in BrooklyoJi. \. Silo wIIl be
away from home about two weeks
Ire. Hiram Davis.of Ridgefleld, is a
waist her mother. lira. William
arren. of Orchard street. Norwalk.
Ilsa Della I. Sanford, of Franklin
avenue, Norwalk, to visiting friends In
It. Vernon,
Ilse [nulls Hawkins has returned
from a visit in New York city and Hunt
Joesph .Dunnlng of South Namathnesda
has been em 'I I" out In scum
llssllllle Aboretvonl and her manager,
(ins Bernard, are at the lshsokelno.
live. 8. it Huntington, of Kain street.
to visiting in New Yerkci
trolley ”lead Marten at Work.
Rood It Ickibbon, the contractors
whom to build the wolley to Rom
Aforesiotahoat ado-on Inshore at
”ism to have large sum—
k. Monday, laying the
A Wilton t'tdor Illl Deslioyerl.
Theoldtlrsgoryeiderrnlll on the
nth.
ll,t havlpg been
Honda n
d’fiuhwpw’ufl. yaspsrkfroln
mission riiii’li
unfailingly. NmSWaIusod
lilo. macaw,
In mmwford to reported as
landmarks-mt IIII ,
Mm lilt‘ Muslim “doing:
“.éfl'
MHMM 0mm
In. rue-sir our”. aim.
sis ..
or 38"“?
months slot list. hm
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Blue Tricots.
Instill Billing.
luvllt.
0V Eli Til! "YER.
lows and Gossip oi the Boy. In Inst
, Nerwnllr.
James Robertson is in New York on
business.
Thereof is being Minor 11hr
dall‘s new house—m on avenue. ’
Plot. Hard. of New York o«
of vocation, in this piece, tI'ldIIy.
ing his pupils.
Ernest Brine;— is re intlng his row
but on Riverside beach)? When tiniollod
she will he put lll commission
John ‘5.de It Son ore overhauling
and reparn three carriages bel
w George s mgnry, that anundt avo-
nue liverymnn.
Henry E. Buckingham, of \anZaodt
avenue, I'yrleuloved his stroll, to Stamford,
this morning He rerentv accepted a
position‘ In that city. ___
John on, of Riverside avenue, has
sosumedt edutim of salesman for LII-
ther Wright. .carriogs rusuufaclurer and
dealer, South Norwalk.
Fred Hall, the crack billiard cyst of
Norwalk eto tarragon“ en.
route for Fni Id, where e wns
for an exhibition and s lilo-point game
with a Mr. Thornton, of Bridgean
The household eflech of Rev.
Smith the new pastoral the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. arrived yeo~
thrill“ afternoon. Mr. Smith will take
Imesinn of the pnl'lonnge next Tuesday.
The Senior Epwortll [some will meet
this evening at the midencc of Charles
Benedict, on Osborne avenue. A full st-
wndance of the members isu tIy re-
quested, as business of extraorI insry in-
terest will be discussed.
\estcrdoy afternoon about 4 o‘clock,
shite two men were losdi mussels in II
wagon in front of J. Wei lisrvins
store, the horse attached to the vehicle
become unlu his, but use quieted
before be 8000! “fled in doing any serious
damage.
The store on the bridge. fomIor oc-
cupied by Lewis LoI kwood.is wu Mora:
lug extensive alterations
work to finished thebnildin will be 00
on as a meat market y William
SI: uh. who has found his prosat stand
inadequate for his increasing lam.
The attention of Heath Gilles Trolley
was cellod,yesterday, to an odor Ifillfi
from a fertiliser distributed on a pieceDr
mny on Fort Point street
gaveordors for its prompt rumor
be “ground upon which is .m-
tributod was owed and the on t-
ness remedl
Thursday afternoon the Indies' I01 Icty
of St Peters German Evangelical oun-
gregntion held their monthly meeting at
Ibo residence of Mrs. Charles Ochrmsnu.
The Indies were very much encouraged
by the increase of momberslli. “After
the routine business they lIIII very
pleasant soI. iuhlc tinw.
A number of the members of the Paul-
inc H1110 rs mlupsny which purged
III Hoyt'si pom House in South or-
walk lust night,enjuycd o soil on the
flier youtcrdnyr afternoon. and stop ‘tl
on this IIIidII hey cxprwsed thonIsI-v ves
usdelighted \Iilh the sport and also
I-onimental curbs beauty of Riverside
nvsnue.
.A light took place on the bridge about
oclock this rimming The science
invert by the principalswu harmless.
gallant“ allorded no end of comment and
amusement. The principals were said
to be Joules Corbettskl and John SulliI
vnnski, but otter II few passes they were
separated and no serious damage was
done to the pbysiognomy of either.
it is probable thst ground will be
broken in the near future for the sewer
on Cove street, which the residents in
that vicinity have been contemplating
for some time. Those interested in the
movement will inert this evening III. E.
E. (Iorhsm's store on First avenue, when
sugseatioos will be heard and arrange-
ments made for the construction as soon
as possible. ”M __
A large number of East Sidom attend
ed tIIII launching] of the float built by
David ltosefor lr. Henry luno‘s yacht
Esmeralda." The communion wore in
charge of i‘ s tutu Thomas W rIgIIl who
ropmoeuml r Euo. At 6 o clock eve
thing was in rerullnonl for the flood ti e.
and III. 9 o' I look the Iloot was pushed all
her ways. With It plunge IIIIII dro
into the wow. throwing a wave I
six feet high, which went flying over the
heads of II Immense thro . After the
launching theparty smolr cigarsto the
health of the owner of the “I-Ionlmlda.‘
l38Tl’iltlT.h
Adlogracelul soens took place Wed,
evening In Lee's lane, between
two families, tely from New Y,ork are
played In last mill. It seems that
some unknown meson. them
ill-feeling between them for some time
(in Wednesday evenlnsming horns from
the mill, they t Into an slmtiou and
started in to gilt it out. and mode
things livel furs a little while. Finally,
with the al of Justice licKenna, they
quieted down. and prom was once more
restored In the lane.
A very pleasant aflslr took
day eventing. at the let
pamnage. the occasion bola
well reception to the pastor
o. Peck, and wife. A i number
were present. and all suj the boun-
tlful repeat served by the res.
sodgood byes were sold in parting.” wit
their beloved pastor and vi is.
The oyster returner Ceres owned by
Captain Charles WJta of,llsriso
is receiving a new Whommmm chain
mm
will revolt-so eillcial
tlisnjoiothsumynforam har-
. lion-
ist church
the fare
v. George
llev.l!l.’l‘. Abbottis expected to take
Methods in the Iothodlst
churchmnh
Acumlwrofthensarhrrs of first“.
. .erldA. lb. viiitsd their
“evening.”
Ismail“: '“'°"- °"
“communism:
wins-“man
" - honours”
,3 NEW“.
N Milli sail comers rulers onset
lIII III tllrl lllltlll Still
cults treaty. Now issgoodthneto make
Ivar mortal ,m In: liar-chars It not Potlstactory.
muslml trill: Ilmlmg litmus all.,
muesli ass Illnesses.
In. lary 0. lrewer Wants ”.000 Dan:-
use of “word 1“,!”ch
Acosszhiohh‘dottractlageonoldwabls
attention on at in the Superior
(Inuit. dill sillihstore Judge Tbsyer.
C: Brenna. Edward
T. Whillook Ict'5,W MtheplhlnI
till Mddondont reside in Brooklyn
Th!
lasts Imus
fink"?! :Pommioes'w ":11“th 0
tier.
as”... .anw'nmo
Iron e
dsnt‘srslotivss are wealthyaud he :2;
uenthodoonsiderahle peety t t-
35?... ohm Matti: Hollnhu.t
room-MM I ... Irv»
us. one w w
had by [tomcat-tn ‘l‘seazurer it u
for the defendant until he arrived It Is
asjority was garnished some months
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0008 AND ENDS
llave no friends you dare not bring
home.
The great Nevada IIIIII-r mines were
opened in less.
A woman‘s hair is sold III weigh on the
average it ounces. - -
The British Mineralogical society was
established in 1800.
The lend mines of lipnln have been work-
rd ever alnoethe beginning Id history.
Sculptors contend that the height of rho
\‘euundo Medici, 5 feet 5 inches is the
perfect stature tor women.
The home Solenoid» was applied it! a
generic title to a long runs of Macedonian
kings who reigned In Syria.
The title reverend. once usul only with
reference to the pope. is now geuer 1y up
plied to clergyman of any Ilruom'lu ion.
The title justice. applied to a judge
course from England. where many judicial
odious have tor ages been termed justices.
There is talk of reconstmctlng the old
statehouse on Beacon hill , Boston. The
scheme meets with much approval In that
city
By old English law a baron was re-
quired to he‘st least llvs hides of land,
a church, a Itellen. n bellhouse and a
borough gate with a seat in it.
Count dates from the later Roman sm-
plre. Bolus the evacuation of Britain
by the Romans a count of the Saxon shore
was sppoinsed to prevent Saxon invasions.
Among the titles of the Roman emper-
ors wereAugnarna. (linear, lllvua. Pins
Felix. Clements. Tranquillns, Four-limo
mus, Alliesilmls, Domino: and IIIhI-rsnf
similar poIIIiI-rosiry.
It in lurid that llt‘llllillllt'll'sr'llt'f, l‘hltrlt's
ltnnlloch-r. will publish, by sninsrf'ipllml.
a cookbook n hiI ll be prIIIIIisI-s It ill contain
l "Illlnclniupugm embracing. I TIIIlI-ccipw
nml Pmllt'lllslu'd \\ iIII “lNleIIgruI lugs.
Uh RI'IIIIII‘III lea great state. IIIrI- I
i ncle lull Christian of lvlnmmv .li 3mm
old with a new Ruby In llll‘ house the
most recent of ’l llitllli‘ii, and \lrs .tslnp
of lllcix'nn county, who is us proud as mu
be of her firm our, at (H.
An inhabitant ollln' million of Frilmllrg.
Switzerland. illflth‘l‘t‘fl in nu IIIII castle
the authentic «mm! of Bayard, tlII- I‘llsv»
alter sans pour «I «an: rcprnchv. ’l‘III-
ow nor of the relic has sent photographs or
it to various French Illuseums, one of
which will probably buy it.
~-~~ “Whistler,
“mg Opera House
APRIL 20 AND '2I.
THE WINSOME ACTREsi-I.
[ILLIE lKEBS'l‘Rfll
FRIDAY IVININII.
in her own tact Ilomsdy Dram.
"ill! EGlPlllli llllfllll."
llA'fl'l'llMl' HATINII AN!) EVENING.
ALI. LAUGHS.
laflfibfihmmmm appearing In III-r mml
"THE SlilTlll'S FAVORITE. "
A comedy with a laugh In every line. throng
minimum comm»
Prices, 25. Ill and 50 cents.
Tickets now on sale at l’lalstsd‘s and (Mg
ory' s drug atom.
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Hoyt’s Opera House
, 0N! l‘mIANOI ONLI
APRIL 24th.
MacDoneu h I ltenned sl ho to
Iluc rice or the“ famous romshtllc "infirm?
“Siberia,"
”Nichole
obell. blur in its
lath murmurs year I
ma, unprecedented suc-
Illltllll cIIIPllII.
cu loll; "alumnus Slum.
Ilium stimuli, in.
t
o label's-slowness st Platoon-ad
reruns, OI: I. All) to Oll‘l‘l. all
“.33 Hart’s Opera House
IMESMJEM
”W INBIAN BIIIlESQlIE,
on...
”than immanent
RED MEN.
IIIII crucial,
II lam,
urn-u
‘1 3! L00 EACH.
NORWALK, CONN.
Thelesultollast IIl’slI
Exceeded Our Expectations}
The Cash Receipts were Phenomenal. Notwlth
the Success already achieved. we are determined In
THE SECOND WEEK , OF
nun IIIII II APIIII s
TO DOUBLE THE RECORD.
Low - PRICES - LO
We Find lo the One Way of Doing it.
NOTE THE PRICES!
Laces.
Ton pieces 4- inch butter colored Point Delrelande 1219.
Worth 190~very desirable.
Five pieces 8-inch Point De Irelande,19c.
Small Wares and Notions.
Colored feather stitch Braid, 80. per piece—regular price,
cents.
DIessh‘ Stay 9, 50.
00 gross jet. Buttons, all new, 100. dozen. Worth 19 con ’ ‘
Fancy 'abinot of Hair-pins, four sizes, for 50. Regular price,
10 cents.
Five gross fine leather Pocket-books, at 250.
(luill embroidery Silk, 8c ‘ cper dozen.
Gly (.01 me Soap, 5 cakes for 190. \\ orth 6c per cake.
)5» dozen Splashers, open wmk border, 190 each—a bargain
at '1. 0.
Cotton Underwear.
Night Gowns, made offino muslin, full size and well mad
470. Regular price, 690.
‘25 dozen lino Skirts, neatly trimmed, extra quality of muslin,
4170. Worth 7 50.
Capes.
A new and (naive line will be opened on Saturday morning
l’lices decidedly low
lnfants’ Silk and Lawn Bonnets.
A lot oi’iniknts’ silk Bonnets, slightly soiled, have sold from
690 to $1.25. You may have your choice for 290.
Infants’ lawn Bonnets and figured Swiss, to'close at
Have been marked as high as 290.
Ladies’ White Aprons.
Worth 29c.
' Worth 420
‘t”
My“.
Good value, at 35 )c.
Carpets.
Five pieces more at 290. Won’t last long.
Chenille Curtains, double knotted fringe, for $2.19 W
$3 25.
Oil Cloth, 190.
Kitchen Department.
Carpet Beaters, 19c. Tooth Picks, to per box,
Dessert Plates, tic each. 6~quort wooden Chopping I ,
Initial Tumblers, 5c each. ‘54-fdbtlcottou Clothes Lino
Norwalk Chronicler