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3' YOU CAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOR
tr. THE MONEY AT
BROO'KSIDE FARM,
W THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
H' 'MENT IN CONNECTICUT.
GwF-Irst classmnoao Horses..- .. .
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Ill? .WFME
Menorah-lama?
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COUPON
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\3 with the price of the publication. will ._
procure you anything announced I-
flour Book Depart-eat." whorl pro.
1 Mat The lawtlaelenee.
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marl amass m an“
no: 34m Institute-and North Main
aim
Bus 4 43mm Dayaad Raymond streets.
Box 9/ . street.
Boa t1~laetstrv¢owesira franklln strut
school.
lira sum firestorm“ school.
Boa u-t'orasr liortb unload Alum
Boa lb—(lornar Slab street and liarview
avenue.
1on Ikhrwalx iron Works bulldlolr.
lion "-(brwar West avenue and Cedar
at“.
Ito: arm Vast street and Taylor
avenue. _
am 214m llyavaattsand Benton street.
Boa tit-(hires! ihnlb Male and Monroe
m
it»: SIWMI‘II: ”(ill elation.
non ”W M Water and llavllanxl
MM!»
Bo: ‘l~l’alrfleld arena» and Cedar strut.
filibtuu Am“ 7 I Vln'r Ivnmbw.
"a: it"; ”to: ”Erik? 1‘27
1].; int w’Wutuwr forecast.
”Ikfififimw
omnidimw .3: “2:. old
amgzw" {flirwpwzfllr 5%? Mil out
or! “glasstwad in this W'Il‘in by nllll
musing h h with “charm mngel’fs
: a nu Thornday. cloudy. 411th wrath-
. aaad pupa-lid! dangerous winds on the
mm foil! or is. “5323:".
[:1ng of the traumas-filer the
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MW" ”DIWALI.
What the I’m” of tour ('lrv Arr
”do; and saying.
.I. I. Davis «ed itinerant number
orfflmredm in l 1: jar at Lane‘s. yesterday.
I ,
itanlel Iionlt . of itotw um. celebrat-
ed the forty’ll th anniversary of hln‘
” birth. yruterday.
“W'hMMBMh The small. Sorwalk ilaaeball ma-
tiols will hold a meeting or night at the
house of “Ilium Tammany. ll Monroe
“"14.
~le number bread?“ lane).
”wing to tho hallo! the atriki
iron
night. therlrhrarlal of the ringing uric
ty will he held was.
vs. More: of (Jumpsuit-l r
and I) in the arr-rm. Friday night. will
great?“
to Wthatmyprlce I
V” "v: “m mm“ liew Have- and [leathery will attend
a! Cafiin (‘armll ll.
,dn.of (“31.15“ bury,
mace flea's rins- of ll
I
the Wat-It of Focal Tribe. in
Iioyt’s‘l'haatrv. tomorrow night}
’ it???” ‘ club will
mutln‘ t. at the
pro-inherit. Fred ll. Rowan.
to snake arrangements tor a shorta dinner
in a few merits. W ..
Shoulder Isak ll cents I.
Ilayee’ ”ML-m a mum at
Install limith and Thomas Welsh
waited to Wyeatardsy almanac
mmardedhy receivl?ahaedsome
who. claw dealer martini-r.
hold»
r11 ”lit—helium lsoaeshlbl
thataahvttlratllnatav l’ltaer’s barber
W .mmtm em
”Mill.
swam
M wear ' J ust Opened.
mum ill illl m suits. on tut m... l
lnation ' Suit and Cap
fault» the still. dguble seat and knee, jurt the thing {or boy’s wear.
BENEDICT" AND COMPANY.
A ml to haw had great lilt' .
, fillspp‘s orchestra. Refreshments were
. a
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apa'ne'se
CottOn and: ‘Li
2:5, 30.
tattingS-
"an warp. '
‘,+ 40 _ cts.
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nope Boss company will meet this
evening to perfect Ir organization.
The annual su—ila} of the (Jalvary Bap-
tiiath church wl i take place 'I’hureday
n g t. '
J. II. Starks will hhls farewell
sermon at Calvary splint church. the
first Sunday in May. '
The electric um- a? “le1 street and
Belden avenue were reported to the pm
lice Ill not hurulnn last night. '
Sergeant Richard‘Wjfiolt, of (torn by
D, Fourth regiment. has been a nted
~oolorvst-rgeantvoftbsvugiment...” ..
Gear e U. Lockwood. proprietor of the
Norw k Hotel. was able to be out driv-
in; with Mrs. Lockwood yesterday.
Mn. Frank Parsons and Miss Helen
Parsons, of Bristol. are the guests of Mr.
and lire. M. II. Parsons. Broohide
Farm. '_ -
Miss Mamie (losinieri visited New
York. yesterday. and while in one of the
large clothing stores had her puree stolen.
It continued several dollars.
The Boys‘ Brigade of the Norwalt Bap-
tist church are to he unliormt d and equip-
ped as marines. and will be known as
the Baptist Naval Cadets. -
H. 1'). Bishop will take his yacht to
North rt. L'l . this week. She will be
haule out on the ways and put in shape
for the coming season.
W. ”m...
be.”
won Wad haula‘ pri zc
Mrs. ll. l". Adams
roast, yesterday.
Butler MdgeTOwO‘F" wlli rehearse
the third degree tonight.
Edward GrllIlITI‘l—afigcepted a position
as porter in the Mahsckemo Hotel.
~Qusker 0..ch lb. N. Y. Store.
Donovan's building. Washington street
Fred Srotléhl and family have moved
from Rowayton to Taylor avenue.
Uncas Tribe 0035th the adoption
degreelast night. Several members of
the Bridgeport Tribe were present
Fourof thelron moulderrl who have
been working at the Lockwood Mann
factoring company’s factory on Day
street. left last night. ,
A daughter of Daniel inrigan, it'l South
Main street. came home yesterday with
an attack of scarlet fever. and the house
has been quarantined.
——Don't buy a regular made .85 wheel.
Buy the h‘ ll-gradc Warwick. ‘28-“), $150
wheel for
. at Wheeler a Hanfoni's.
The highway committee of the Nor,
walk city council are contemplating plu-
ing the upper part of Smith street. and
filling in the lower part of the street.
The vault of lime» church. at a spew
al meeting laid laltt night. ndopled roan
lutionl-l of condolence upon the death of
Thomas H. Murillo“. They similar in all.
other column.
erltiug paper at filial-0's. Mr. N».
The funeral of Hartford Scott. an old
and citizen 0! ltidneneld, who
died Saturday. aged seventy years. will
take place this afternoon. Ir. fiwtt was
the father of Winfield Scott, who is em-
ployed at Gregory's livery stable.
Thoulwtinguf the Old l‘olka' Whiet
club. which wan to have imp hold at the
midi-nu- of Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Smith.
this evening. baa boon lost mod for two
weeks. on account of the ( oath of T. S.
Moriaoll.
The Women‘s Relief Corps of Don Ian
Fowler Post, (i. A. It. will give allot or
of their en'oyable stx‘iublee. tolli ill. in
the Grant Army He“. Was lington
street bridge.
A horse belonging to the Central Cash
Grocery became frightened while com-
ing down the High street hill. Saturday
night, and ran away. the wagon ill-lag
badly damaged._
There is likely to be h summit of fish
of Wilson Point for the noxt ow lluya.
Three young ladies from \‘olk's but far-
tory were thorn ymterda and are roport- . .
A family who ware M'ently outstan-
tincd h the health oillol-r brought in a
hill of ‘i‘.’ to the town for gnx‘erlee they
had during the two weeks the quarantine
wmain pnlgrwlw. The town,autlmritiell
refused tnpay thobdi, but nilowml the
family enough In pay a fair portion of it.
W. ll i". Lockwood. .lr . has purchaeo
ed the "Klilnrney Maid.“ of Monroe
Suulsbury. Hhe has shown a mile in 2.”
but has no record. This mare and
"Urally,‘ record 2:?ll.are now in the
hands oi tieorgo Starr. the famous train-
er and driver. and will becampaigned
this season.
'—I"reeb country-331:. lilo dozen. N
\ Store. Donovan's building.
Beautiful magnolia trees are in full
bloom in E. A. Woodward's yard on
North Main street: 0. R. Wilson's yard
on West avenue. and on the Andrew
hellecll place on Mott avenue.
A llullllwr of South Norwullt pmplo
will attend ll mlwcrl to be given by the
Stamford fliglluchool. Tllurullay night.
Mina: Adll Svotiold. a grand-daughter of
Mn. Marv Hoyt. of Homo llill. l-I :l
member ol' the clues.
About a dozen weary looking men.
wearing tattered clothing, were awn go-
ing up the track this morning. and ill ro-
elulnnewinquirieaone of the men lurid
it was Division 236 going to Bridgowrt
to join l‘oxcy‘s army.
(lull club think that Norwalk hu- a trout
hog. Rmenlly a iieherman was asked to
1join the club and lay ti towards stock-
mg the streams. ill» be refused to do.
bllt last week he fished in one of the [oral
streams every day and caught eighteen
pounds of trout. which he will for sixty
('0'an a pound.
Frank James was tried before .lustla
Auntln. yesterday afternoon. for break-
in: into tho- stables lo the rear of the
Holmes. Keeler a ilelleck company's
store. It was proven that he stole a
hullslo who owned by James Lyceti. and
a pair of lines. the y at Edward
Brewer. Harvey II. Kent alao lost some
blankets. but the theft oi those was not
pruven.althougb it is an James
took them. He was lined Oil and costs.
and sentenced to jail for forty days riddi-
tinnai
While writer was being drown inn-l ll
hydrant on the uwulowu, this morning.
it twelve-inch ’uke came through the
pipe. The int-item was very singulur.
and of course hrou ht forth plenty of
tinh stories. The all was brought to
'l‘rowbridgeb box factory and is there on
exhibition.
Shad roes, llic. pr. ‘i’eople‘s Market.
NORWALK NEWS.
A lireeay Iudflt of Items From the
[inner Ind of Town.
llullting's circus will exhibit in town
on Friday. May )8. . _
rm Knight com African Methodist
Episcopal church will be repainted.
l'IIANBEIIIII' PLAINS.
Charles Lucille lost a valuable mw
Sunday night.
Miss Pearl ll. Ilg‘kcman.
visiting her aunt. ll. Day
The Cranberry Plains Church society
The third degree wast—conferred at the
electing of Our Brothers‘ Lodge. i. 0. l).
*2. last night.
The annual Inertia .of the Norwalk
lawn Tennis club w II he held at the
club's casino tonight.
——4 'apron asysifimwers are ripe“
gathered ln thirty-two ln one day.
The [laughters‘ofmllldilngmf 8t. raul's
church. will meet tonight. A feature
of Weston. is
ten Benton.
’lheilsdies' Aidmcletymst iastn ht
and finished the business relative to their
recent musicals. The total receipts were
diner», and “7.4! was cleared.
villi-757$ 'rlas Ilse- and run.
The business at the inter docks this»
morning wall "(wrongly «inlet. not a
mainthtanaaal snithstiew
m Yacht clabto sailed in dear.
W. A. Wheelsrhserryalnd the dam
agedorieto tho tun (Jerri. \'.. by the
L. ty of Norwatk. during the heavy 'I'
last Friday night.
The oral harps 'l'esty arrived at John
ll. les' whari. today. tram llortoll.
Mr. and live. Patrick itmtt were
given a surprise at their home on vans
street. Saulrday hi hi. by about plat of
tludr friends. lilac was furnish by
also served.
The mm' eotitvsttotah place
at the Norwalk FairGrouads. between A.
Wilma ll. iiodrlqurs mas-lo "t" "l“! - hm murmur
bsaasttractlon of numdlsuy letar- ”L ‘
m. "martini-1mm brine“ ’ 3:ng wi ‘Wllllalglgml wlc'lmp‘ti?
3mm; ” . ”I. y h herbdrthiam.
Mitonuhdoaerndslnshasane‘s not Mill Infill Mum”,
hmfmlmil'lcm‘il‘m. I" In» a cum- radioson- mm.
is. to Yarns-r rents.
A youth llamas-till. who has bull
working for William B. Ferris. at Gross-
auto Hill. disappeared a few days ago,
and diam] there disappeared
wayeolapsnyaratnre-aod nemesis»
Well their tracks where cross the
“can at Wall sire-land ave-nu.
is will be a decided llnprovsment to
that pretty llttlsflw
Hunt at the in Pinneo‘s win-
m for lie. lb.> twmis" about
e4 WASHING-rail
Mamie-r» of t-h’cnh'aramnko lion! and
hold a buslaaaa meshing Saturday a ht. 0"”
ulllbes box of questions. Rev. it. it. “in 10"“ havi W'IKI'WM "my mt ”scored and third floors.
bond will do tilt-answering. : ftggrlaolm. mlfimfinlmlfw at: fi‘z1fiifigfifg‘tafi‘flfl‘”:
Ilse Augustus F.8rsclreo. teaclm of Yorkon ; lerl'aqle.mletedof . '. ,, .. .
the prizary aed‘ 1:" insulin sires: 400 barrels. [70. ALE,
M M to mm m llslssaldthatConunodore anois W t,
sweetie-ring to a slight illness. Miss mam than: twenty ”,2 foot Shitmu’lauurmamfilhlmwmfit
I“! mill! h “WWW! '0" ""0 yaeht‘Totnm leflaotbv into ' snort '
“"03". oomatlaslonuatilJanel. Show loom- . .
A. Dickerman & Son,
smear.“ sourH NO
Highest min“ in Leavening l‘nw
low lousy Order System.
A new money order system will go into
aflectJuly l, by which large and small
lllllml can be transmitted by letter with
safety and at rates much less than at
present. Orders of $2.50 or learn can be
. - for 3 cents, and orders tor larger
amount: up to dim) at rates guorantml
up to 30 cents. The schedule of fees for
the new money orders has been reduced
to the balls now charged by the various
express ' companies for transmitting
money, and will beasfoliowll: For [50
or lose. 3 canto; $2.50 to Ki. 5 (will; 5 to
ll). 8 come; Oil) to w. to cattle; $20 to
. l2 «lento; ‘30 to 040, iii cents; to to
'30. ill ccllhl; ”0 to M0. 20 cents: in to
‘75. 25 manta; .77) to him. 30 cent». The
pmenllrmtalnote gives no m-urity to
the sell or,” anybody can get one- turmoil
by simply signing his name to it nnd pro-
el'ntiugit for payment at any [mt-onion
uutilorimi to pay ywtol null-e.
whorlhnliivor nihilism. Ilka; liliii‘llhll.
(’Mllllilllillfll'. llr. l’o-oplv'il Marisol.
filler a. data... 7
ilaaiEstata andlnsulance.
WAIRINO‘IOI’ "REIT.
Persons loohln? fora lot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purrluteln . are lnt'llssd 10
call a‘nd examine our‘lltt‘. l e have them {or ‘
aneuryparto ctya rusonau:
prices and on our terms. an. tf ,
.WAN'I‘EI). ‘5
l
1;" In Amerlran Iamlly of two. four or fll‘u‘.
, rooms. firm or new-null floor: antral ll)! a‘ ‘
lion. Autumn. TINANT. Helltlnrl attire; l
STIIilNli. competent girl for general |
on). t l
A hounswnrkumv win. .4 malt-t Enullab. Ap-g
pl! to Hit“. ii. it. i'ITt'II. 3 Went pl er. ll
‘LEANISII and dyeing r-ttrabllshulcnt. S}...
J l Raymund nimt. turner South Mann .
arr-at. 0 lnr of HP!“ lr- van. South Norwail.‘
Noun. Ve vim-art!" y annmlnu-tn the «ill ;
I'M of South .‘urwalk. Sorwnlk and \‘ll'lllliyi
that went-blisbr-d cumin-n in your midst. In 2
ml“
l
tho dyeing and cleaning Inn-durum. and are
pandmdnnllklud-a of cleaning and dye-
in? to thwart beet pull- and manner. Lmlio-n‘
no la. dream. either made up or apart. ('llmk-t. 5
Pa infanta‘ calm. hood». aha. rlhlufio.
I n . wiano. or ll. billiard v'nt’l'rel.lllllmrl’.‘l.
Mar ml . lthl u uvmjld plum. al-o feathers.
cleaned rind wurlnl. tienllrnten'~ unrmcnu
dyed nrril-anv-d null [it'hflfil in the inn! misn-
her. I’. IlI'TTEiii',.;l?n‘
at. w
To m.
i ‘8! More now occupied by “turn Taft. on
Wall street, Nurwsik. llaqtll’rimi iti‘(‘K-
INGRAM LOl'hWOIlII. I‘ll tI
(‘Sza (figural Elm; "lullduil; Ka‘ml'll'li‘f‘fi
I a lit rmah. p .
KER. Li‘vihfitrul place. dandy-r sin-rt. “H.331“
I:
avenue. ilouth Norwalll.
( )ll. house on Chestnut «om-em mum. ‘lt;
l'lve mouse on “urban! air-wt. 9“. 'i re
name. first mm. .II. J. i.. Bi'itilANh. til
Bomb Main street. as! :it
'EW house, mudrrtl llllprnveumllla. un
. iilrnrrl l'lm. "early but in, Inuulre
of EDWIN AIMMH Or A. I. “ lNCIIK Ell
r‘Sl lit
IiOI'IlE-nfb rrmtls and ("derail-vat well of
water and mod wash henna. [rural
near lbvwaytna station.
Address. litauuo Agrm. R-iwattun. Cough 1
at. w
P‘OR rent. at Mualm'h. om... on club!
l'trot'nr Ii‘IIMM'nlIII atlam gardeuuand
o rota (“err anion l.
w dlzrt'sWrKI-zms.
"It 7 t ol‘houaa Nu. M‘la strut. En-
.< quivewil. i‘AVANAtiIl. :38. :(‘rrweut
Terrace. smurf
pleat
at‘l
‘ All! containing“ mm» mmlern inl-
prmmenls. nituaml on ilurrltt avenue.
Apply "Wheeler Y. Clark. ltl Quintet-d Iliantlfll'.
a
fll‘lili more. In It Tollslsjlnrst. ill at floor.
all gnu». howl‘u Sheena I‘lrfl. rent lit.
n water ma e u in yo beat
war throughout. Juli.’ ii. KNA'iyl'. It:
all “reel. all if
IIOI'lll. No. ll Moth Main slmt: rent ”it!
(immune-h” .zggltylyllfi
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mlpnummu
. ewarrantthnzprloea
’ lalss ana‘lc and? uncle.
fimm- a! Watkins t
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onstrsst llmu
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I . aunt aln atreet. am
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£93999
:TUESDII. APRIL 24th.
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er.;.'—I.zltcst U. S. Gov't “Report.
Baking
Powder
lnrnuraglna Illltarywnlesl. H
A meeting of the citizens of Stamford
was held at the Armory of Company C,
last night. to take maps to ashlat the or-
ganization financially. to promote ru-
iistmenu and encournge the officers and
men in continuing and raising the high
standard of the company. bee
were made b Rev. Dre. D. G. wn
and Samuel ville. lion. W. W. (lilies-
is. Dr. Charles E. Rowell. Judge N. C.
)ownrs. ex Captain William I“. Daniels.
of Stamford. and Colonel Frost. of South
Norwalk. The meeting was enthusias
tie, and great lnterect was manifested
on the part of the citizens and the com-
ny. Adjutant Crofut. Captain Holly.
lnepector of small arms practice, Quar-
termaster Noyes. of the regimental stall.
and a number of the former ofilcers of!
Company l‘ were present.
infotainment;
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE I‘ERFORMANI ‘I'I ONLY
Mac “Ullllllslll {b Knurled)": elnborate pm.
durtlun of the: famous romantic melodrama.
“Siberia,”
Ilyvhe lan- linrtloy t'mnpbe‘l. Now in its
lttllr-unm‘vltlvn tear of uppromwlcmcd Silv-
Nfitull comm.
Bar load; Picturesque Scenery.
Gilliam CUSTUMES, Etc.
little of mm now open at I‘lnlsiwl's and
(wagon-’5 drum unreal.
PRICES. 35. 50 AND ":5 C‘NTS. ultl
Hoyt’sfl-Opera House
WEDNESUII. APRIL 25.
INU N~r BURLESUUE,
llncas lite. Improved (inlet of
RED MEN.
AND
GRAND BUNUERT,
. mu-
iluvellt nutrient. oi Yonkers.
with Minn Iliszejewh'z. pianiul. and Will A.
Ilalllliay of New York. humorist and comic
r tmrr.
Reneral ltmission. 50c.
GRAND
BETWEEN
Ill'llt‘tli'l". of the Italian Army.
arm
I. Itodriqltss. of the Spanish Array.
Saturday. April 28.
.\.
. , . l3 North Maia.st..fio..iiorwalh
. Te onecall iii-3.
Tickets exchanged for reaervcd seats fit)
a, l’laislnl’eandtludd'e furlllsblngetore. adult
item. I“ a mnfllll.l ‘
Brnallurl Ballast
Al (kill 9. m..at the NORWAIKTAIR
“BUL'HDH. Admlmluu ‘50.: strand stand llh'.
extra. . mills
Lance. asson'rmnu'r or
UAK‘ BEUéllUUM «SUITS. SIUEBUARUS, EX-
TENSIUN TABLES, FANCY CHAIRS.
~ ' AND PABLUR FURNITURE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Raymond & Sons.
we "RISE TO EXPLAIN.” ” '
[contracted with it. M.Flllow.of Wilton. to receive. slan ht hi :1 l ' ' '
:liihiimiillil‘:iliil“:.""‘l“li.‘:.'i“ “tzlm “°‘.“‘°"§‘t33l3 "hill“ ““3
. . a Win an n contain pate IOPL ‘8 A
MONEY. Wh We will retail veal at wholeeale prices. illelenf‘lbfe’r
u rter 11 t .l‘bululwdmm “all” lb b d
u s . u I. '. ln uar r. eta. .; rcast an leg. ll cte; brawl. my ta; .1 2
to ill cts.; llllet. alas ; ca vas brains (buy them butchers). meta: ton le. dc? fbem‘albfi) lull:
heart. lbctefilvarfilclauweetb Z’iote. The public it invitet to inspect those CAIVM!
alive every sallay mornl . ‘Jn quality of goods we lead both Miles. It you object to dust.
mull. horse hair. etc... let us sliver your orders. See our w one. ii In an a house. and washed
Lagedevery dag.“ Willi sink 0; Iain: fall ovum. Willa" IlKkilltl univel > the bent quality of
resend .Lam.rec. ..—~ t .' ‘ '
"“7; Binenathctimt'mlnnh ateakfilrrtli. [inset good: allies“? MT] her Roe MW}. in
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor)
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET,
Boilefactioniuaranteed. | l‘elephono call, 57-3.
oivslo T8!
The Value of Oslo depends considerably upon the Weight oflhe gull-Jot the
reseon that the Illlslllt of Light Oats make up a much greater proportion of the
grain than heavy Oats. Thus abuahel of 0M3 of the weight of ‘24 lbs. will have
fifty per cent. of hunks, while a bushel weighing 4') lbs. will have only 30 per cent.
of bucks. ‘ ,
The weight of the drain is therefore the measure or test of quality.
Our Oats are carefully screened, and the dirt. dust and chaff sifted out.
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken horses.
The value of Data thus elitel should be appreciated by horse owners.
Order: left at Solman's livery stable will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
Dealer in a... Flour. Grain. Feed. etc.
. 15 Marshall street. South Norwallr. Ct. 37
Tfll’tiililiiil ’ DRY ”Gills SililiE.
Trlstram' & Hyatt,
2 Gazette Building.
The prestige of the Black Gown of which Dame Fashion
has made such frequent mention is coming more and more into
prominence and is steadily pushing licolf forward into general
use; and thelady who desires to conform to fashion’s decrees with-
out. following her Caprices is sure to select a black dress.
In view of this we have greatly enlarged ourstock of Black
goods, which enables us to present a large. and varied line from
which to select. Almost every weave and quality is represented,
from the cotton and wool Henriettd at 25¢. per yd, to the medi-
um qualities of surge, Henrletta. diagonal and figured .lacquards,
and from those to the celebrated f rubrics made. by Priestly .v Co.
line item we wish to call particular attention to is an all wool
whip cord, Hill. wide. at Him. per yd. As we are continually on
the lookout for novelties in Black goods we are prepared to ofier
inducements second to none.
Attention is also called to our magnificent annulment of
Braids. l’assementerios and trimmings of every sort As we in-
formed you last week our spring assortment of (‘tlpos and Jack-
ets has arrived. ,
Tristram 81. Hyatt, Norwalk.
Another Crash
In prices. Did you ever buy groceries as cheap as this before.
Condensed Milli. 07c Table Sauce. pm. illic-
_ (“void Duet. 18!: Table Sauce. l pie, duo
Breakfast Cocoa. 10c Oatmeal, '3 lb. pkgn. "9(-
Fine Sardines. or..- Rice. 5 ")9 for 95(-
i‘ine Peaches. 130 Best Starch. L‘Ilm for (the
Boat Peaches. 17w Imported Jams. 17p
BEST FIMlLi FLUUB. 500 BAG; $4 BARREL
We will give on next
SATURDAY, APRIL let,
To every purchaser of goods to thb amount of sum or mnro,
I BEAUTIFUL PLUSH MITCH SAFE.
rs of the City of ilouth Norwaik
untitled that the city tax of
twelve mill» on the dollar. laid on the citrdas;
I
easement list of I at a city mention he
Aldon ii l on a street. on the that day
of larch. Ni. til llbra fund tax of
onehaif lent dol r ial at the same
time. will due payable» the tint day
at May. um. afiwhlrl time I w ll l3 the
«mat I all street. on that
the {hunt ninelm per cent. war from ay
lat. Ill. will he rha on Its remaining
unpaid an and alter
Emil & CROWI.
Collector of Taxes all e City South Nor-
"point at ems Norwalk. cost... April ml.
um. an the
IUTIUH SUUUUI TIXES.
HI ofths llonth llorw kUalon
hummer... . ”below.
r. on t town sass-mm
mat-fl Inga! the distrl
0th dayot one i at lb
rm... whiten...
sadyto vs'the same
a all Vsalr of Grace
k l£0llllu mid Apt“ 15. I“.
as minutes were adopted unani-
ni'ndrso (ind has in h
‘0 In
it“ druid
m 30 inch lngraie, our price. 85o: others
’ aaoa Wall Pam that it'll“.
.. Polite Attention, Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
v Notice. City Taxes.
The New York Grocery 00.,
Donovan Building. East Washington St. South Harwell.
Wllljll’lll. we uuct “no
it you will carefully read the locals in our Of u mull out west who lll'lit‘i' llln with» .3
daily papers. you will one that some oi the '
merchants liresellinc white lead below cost.
We are not in on lead. but
On Wall Papers lit in Their.
Not Xactly at cost. but mulling enough profit
to pay expenses; we will quote is few prices:
miles to water; on the way lu- fordmi two
rivers This man ullml lmvv hull llll oh
joct in doing this. Ho lulvo llw people or
I‘Iuoi’Nurwnllr a grmtt object in mining
over totlleihlnirlll i'zuil llrm-ory in but
their grrx'erlm.
charge but
Illanh'whlhl back. full length. from
ills to 25v: others charge from ifu- to
80¢
illll. tile. lite and tile. wltlthc advance
to Oi; tillers charging bl) per cent.
more than we do for the some grade
efgoods.
Borders are and as low as in a yard.
and iron that ts live.
Our storm ls linoleum. our prices the lowest
laperla say we have the tinsel ssmrtment in
town. ‘
0s unm- raasluto we are the name
“.4 ..
The
Central
CASH
Grocery,
i5 rem. mu 8!.
Weanwioy only first olaaa artists luv our
Palatine sad Psasv linden.
, I. lie-Mara (are to peruse ravidlnr ontof
The lpwmt prlc . nll around mash store
in town. a? ly
ro‘ antiviral-as.
. moi be mnlerdlhe some
Changes on gun
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one.
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Norwalk Chronicler