m Dar-lac ram hiss-st sass-ss-
as stress new. so...
‘ ro ADVERTISERS.
M meat be guaranteed the
. .Mpcopyishcndedlis. Every m-
‘ wit-t will be made to ccemnmo-
. patrons. but change cannot be in-
iflfldwpcwacflghf unlesscopyi’s sent
“by! o'clock in the afternoon of the
h More change is desired.
VIII. E. G. Nswhlrh, who has been
mailed to her home on Lewis street by
y' illness. In able to be out again.
' ‘ The entertainment committee of Uncut;
'7 Tribe. 1.0. R. ll, will meet tonight at
7:80 o’clock sharp, in Trowbridge dc Co.’s
, Gigi! store,
7 In adjourned meeting of the officers
Jr 8nd beacons of the First Metholist Epis-
; cops! Sunday school will be held in the
i" lecture room tonight at 8 o'clock.
Agent Lester Hunt, of the Adams Ex’
prosscompaoy. sent the unclaimed ex-
pro' matter to Bridgeport, Saturday.
where it will shortly be sold at auction.
f. h-Gorned beef. 5 to 12c, at Dreschner's.
/
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
will have a ladies' night tomorrow. They
have invited a large number of their
friends to inspect the newly furnished
rooms.
Thr {next number of the Parish Record,
tbs paper published by the Brotherhood
ofst. Andrew of Grace church. will be
hired Saturday, April 13. and will be
distributed from the church Eraser Sun-
dsy. _________ .
There was synod attendance at Grand
Army Ball, Saturday night, to listen to
Corporal John Duran. of Rmayton, lec-
ture on “From a Yankee time to a
Southern Prison.” He spoke very inter-
atlhxly, relating his experience in the
Andersonvilla, Libby and Florence
prion. ________
+Ya Sappho Ladies sing in ngtstts
- ye “Olde Well Warhlera"——at
Y Olds Follies Concerts.
( ...._....__._..
"Wheat Boy. a native of India, and
' g the costume of his country,
s at the meeting of the Boye’ League
Kuu ’e Hall. yesterday afternoon.
t forty boys were present and lis-
‘ most attentively to the interesting
,Lstoryof his life. Professor A. Ill. Hey-
!ltsrier presided.
9 Thersis arumor that the foundation
far the new west side depot is not con-
structed sati»fictorily to the Consolida-
tedrailtoad officials, and that a portion
of it may possibly be torn down and re-
built. The division wall in the cellar.
at the west end.lius been braced up to
prevent it from collapsing.
~Bicycle Academy, Bicycle Academy,
0pm all hours, day or etching. l’nviste
boom. Fox Cycle Co.
John llcNamara. the freight brakernan
who fell from a train at Sanfords sta‘
tion a week ago last Wednesday night, is
still at the Danbury hospital and has been
unconscious since he was taken there.
Babes partially recovered on senses at
intervals, but at no time has he been ful-
ly conscious. Be is in a serious condi-
tion, and his death, while not certain, is
probable.
ThsDanbury wrecking train and crew
had every vestige of the smishop, which
occurred early saturdsy morning,
M away yesterdsy afternoon. The
three wrecked box cars Wereloededon
lst cars and taken to Dnnbury, from
which place they will besent to there-
shops in New Haven. The tracks
and switches have also been placed in
their forms! condition;
~0ystsss st Depot Restaurant.
Contractors Shes a Lathrop expect to
couplets the wall between the electric
light station and the new west-side
depot Inside of two weeks. and will then
begin building the retaining wall on the
north side of the main line. from the
Washington street crossing east to
Water street. s distance of about four
Isl-dud feet. This will be a massive
sheets». The foundation will be right
nd onsvbslf feet In width and, the top
tin-fest tblch. 'l’hswsst and wlll be
fast ”(hand this is gradually
hers-d until at the rust and the height
will be twenty-live fest.
Annmhsroftbs lsdlss interested in
fisdohlli Norwslh Baptist church are
to hold ssoclsl mthsrlnylu
fissburcb parlors, Wednesday evening.
April 10. Each person is sated be.
twin nsw and that tissstossrnone
salienlfpssslblsbyisesuscntslds their
ism ver- ol Mummies
“(them on the evening desig-
nated. lpsshlsxsrclssswlllbs provid-
silforths nourishment :‘f things-Ill
sproulimtfrsturs w
mulling“ how the dollars were
sssnsd. The prosssds willbs turned
wateehsrshtrssssrsnowarilsihs
”monarch ls trying to raise to
ssnslswrhsyssrfrssofdsbtforcumat
sr.JsmssUflouiwsdlsnssdh60iisas
are attending. .
-ll lbs. platefor 285. Dressher‘s.
The lsdlas interested in the coming fair
of Dwyer's head not last nluht and ap
pointed a committee to canvass among
the local merchants for fancy articles for
the fair.
The Norwslk branch of the Connecti-
cut society of the lions of the Americisn
R‘Wlllllbwll hue dmdld to have its eunu-
al dinner at the Norwalk Hotel. It still
blun April Ill. the anniversary of the
battle of Lexington.
Rev. C. If. Bullock preached in Trinity
church, yesterday morning. His tgxt
Was “The llaster is Coins and Goliath
for Thee.” In closing he gave a touch-
ing eulogy of the late John H. Smith.
speaking especially of “i early connec-
tion with the church
—Fried escallops at Depot Restaurant
Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. pastor of the Nor-
walk Congregational church,was cordial-
ly welcomed back to h s pulpit yesterday.
At the morning service the poem! opened
the exercises. In the evening there was
a praise service, with the story of the
hymns told by the putter
It is hinted that the position of super-
intendent of schools of New Haven will
he offered to S. 1'. Datum, of Brcohline,
Muss., who formerly held the pisition
and was at one time principal of the
South Norwalk schools, Virgil G Curtis,
the present superintendent of the New
Haven schools. is not a cauilidsis for re-
appointment.
Mrs. LeGrand Keeler, a life-long resi-
dent of Wilton. died last night, aged
about eighty years. She was a thorough
Christian, one of the oldest members of
the Wilton Congregational church. She
leaves five children, Postmaster R. W.
Kseler, of North Wilton; Attorney Sam-
uel Keeler, of New York city: William
l... Keeler. Edwin Keeler and Miss Kate
Keeler.
-You can buy extra line salt pork for
10¢ a pound. at Hayee‘ Market.
The civil service commission at Wash-
ington has ordered that an examination
he held in Norwalk, on Saturday, April
8. commencing at 9 a. m. , for the grades
of clerk and carrier in the Norwalk post
office. The age limitations are as follows:
For carrier, not under- twenty-one nor
over forty; for all other poeitlons. not
under eighteen years. Applications for
examination close on April 1.
Sylvester B. Wilson has the contract
for moving the house adjoining E.
(lusoweki‘e residence on Main street,
Norwalk. and which Mr. (lusowshi now
owns. about forty feet to the south. Mr.
Wilson will remodel it into a double
tenement. something of the same style
of architecture as his double tenement
on Cross street. He will also grade and
terrace the front yard of Mr. Gusowshi’s
premises.
-—We are selling candy very low. F.
A. Lane.
The meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society in the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. last evening. was one of
unusual interest. The subj-‘ct was
“Missions," and Herbert Tilly was leader.
The southland was . specially dwelt upon.
and interesting papers were read by
former teachers there, Miss l]. Winona
Dickermnn. Miss Mary Dry and others.
Wheels Roy, of hills. gave a brief
address. and s sextette from the A. II. E
church sang several selections.
James H. O'qurke. of Bridgeport,
now says there will be a Connecticut
baseball league even if New Haven
doesn't go in. Hartford. he says, has
assured him that it will have a team in
theileldmnd the league will sumlyin-
elude Bridgeport. New Britain, Merldsn
and Hartford. New Haven, he thinks,
will come ln,snd in that eventssirth
club will be looked for. Without New
Haven. of which he is not any too can
lidsnt, the league will consist of the four
clubs manllonedwwu .
«A few more copies of "The World's
Sweetest Songs" and “The fluslcsl
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of ii cents each. at this odloe.
Rev. Dr. Thomson. of New York. oc-
copied the pulpit of the First Methodist
church, yesterday morning, and preached
a sermon pertaining to keeping holy the
Sabbath ulsy. He also explained the
work he is engaged in. Rev. A. S. Kev.
ansgh gave the last of the parable ser-
monsln the evening. the subject being
“The Priceless Treasure.” A large num-
ber were present at both serrlcss. In
thsevenlng tbs choir sang thassthsin.
"Blssssd he the Md.” the solo part
being nlssly rendered by Ilse Florence
Fox. llr. Stevenson sang the solo of the
song. “The dinner and the Sons." by
Will Thomson. the choir single: the
chorus. Ir. Stevenson’s peculiarly sweet
volsswssjust suited tothsssstlnisntcl
the song, which was ssost iouchlagly
brought out. Its. letsr sans ssss sl-
fertory. "‘l‘hsrs Is a Beautiful land as
High.” Illss llsllls Disbrcw presided st
shssrssslsshs moms, in the stress
d I". We
mmsmmm
Fancy Sicily locals.
in quality on this mirth The best
DONOVAN? PLOC’K.
F. D. LAWTON 8; CO.
22 South Main Street;
To say that we are surprised at this amount of business that we have done in
nui- new store I r the last two weeks is poring it to a very mild form. Oursuseess
has been great. which shows that it pass to Inst the p
and everyone their money's worth, which we Will motions in do
quote extra line Salt Park, but we do quote nimble extra fins Salt Pork. the best
that you ever used. or your may best. at 10"! m lb. Also these small floor
Cured Hams. st 12: l or In to less» than the or her fellow. sud you can’t beat them
other town. for 12; 2 per lb. Rum“! that the sense prises ywevsil istthls market
as before, Our prices are not subject to ensure every twenty. four blasts. We
also lead in quality of all llirrle of fresh fish, and as for prices. so cannot no! will
not be undersold. Free and prompt delivery.
FRANK S. 'AYERS.
PIIOI’RIEI'OR OF IKE NEW YORK MARKET.
WASHlNMUN STREET.
25c.
lteacli.
public right. and give each
sdonot
flown narrow in this town or any
will?“ NORWALK.
The truth of above
most pr-wpemnii of butchers
your telephone.
2| WALL am",
For rf all and words of room or
The widest are these. “It might
quotation is brought home to me, when l wilect that if I
bod been rontent under the shade of this celebrated awning I might have been the
The reason is obvious. I sold We guide in a given
time in this 0.... store than I have ever been sbleto do in two.
But repentance. if late. is better than um st all. liters to the inducements
we oficr. The finest mode in our line to he found on earth. Frye delivery in all
ports of both close. Free ride nomeon the trolley to all porchtims to the anumnt
of $1 fill living in Winnipuulr. East Nor-walkllwth Nari-talk or ltowaywn. Use
E. J. WADHAMS,
PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S MARKET.
N. B.-—No connection with my 0th" store.
”been"
fiflIWALI, COIN.
".rs'drreeseg”“
Combine the LATEST STYLE All! FINISH.
E. m. Jamison.
(Over F. Mead’s Confectionery.)
Edger Buttery. of Comatoclt Bill. has
an attack of the grip
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of cement at their wharf.
The steamer “label L Stevens" went
to New Haven today after oysters.
Mrs. J "Dell L Ambler. of New York
city. expects to return to Norwult this
spring to reside permanently.
The mother of Jam-uh VI. lilytnn'. M.
tor of the City National bank. died last
night at Granite. N. .l. Hr. Loy ton left
for that city last night.
~Homc tried lard. 10c lb. Drrscl'tor’s.
During the last two weeks the expense
of the highway department if the city
of Norwallr hnve been just .3 outside of
the street commissioner's salary.
Andrews & McKensis, but manufac—
turers at Bethel. made an assignment
last Saturday to H. Woodman. It is
said that the failure is not it bad one.
Tony Panebrn. the little lmliin hr y at
the hospital, who was acculentnlly shot.
had considerable more lever yesterday
and is no better today. The bullet is
still embedded in his hood. 1
——Freeh hann and fresh porlr fill: up
pound, at Heyes‘ Market.
Lewis St. John. of Norwalk. and John ,-
Kidney. of South Norwallr. hare been
granted original pensions, and John
Mansfield, of Noroton Heights, has» re»
delved an additional pension.
The friends of Miss Framers Jordon, of
the Calvary Baptist churrh, wish her a
speedy recovery. A gnod collection was
given to Mrs George W. Johnson to buy
ll more to cheer her room.
~~'l‘eu and special rule of furry articles
at Woman's Exchancc on Tuesday after-
noon.
Col. flfld Ilrs. Russell Frost [are to a
few friends. Saturday evening, is bid so.
chrs party. in which it was very learnt
curly and pleasantly devised that all
were successful in securing ”its.
Mrs. Nora Molahon, mother of Mn
Daniel Dusting, of 15 Union amt, died
in Middletown, yestsrdiry. Funeral D's-
rector D. W. Rsymond- west to Middle»
lawn this morning after the remiss»
«George 8. Gregory offers sllof bluis-
cry stock damaged attire Winters-ls.
ngcnatte. surrsys. phantom. lists/lasso
wagons. harness, remainder of m, are
Will open tomorrow (foundry) taming
tossll and will be there lumbar: the
dsy.
A. practical sermon ids premier!»
Rev. B. O. Sherwood. in the booth Nor»
wall Beptlst church. yesterday main,
from the last, “And let assoc Is wsssy
la troll doing, for In dam vested
reap. if we Mist not" Thrash
edsctlvsly. "Jubslsls.’ by J. IDs-p.
and Subscriber's. "I lay my bias on
Jesus.” 'l'th. 1119.0. 1. hesitant d
o’clock wsslsdby III. I. If» m
It was s conquest mulls. ’l’ls ssbjsss
was “Trials and Trio-pits is Africa”
Special siesta was resisted. As its
evenlupsrvlcs a converted lip ass.
Brahnln delivered so instructive sad in-
tstsstlss sdasss. We “Art
Thou Wssry.” “m of the lad.”
and "l “influential-Mfg
PI] 0’11)“ RAPIIS
and to furnish them wlth the finest. productions of the rmnmmarssw ‘31,
LARGE COLLECNUN 03" CHILDREN'a mums.
UUOIO AMMONIA,
.. lalcum Powders,
(Mr aim is to m solidi-slice to our palm.
Photographer.
53 Wall Street, xsrwalk, floss.
PM“) and man instruction hr ill-s
MM A. We. mantel ficuth Small:
H's M church. For ms call or acidosis
21‘- mMntnsllm.Norwslk.('onn. Min
‘ -
.l. V. For all and family and Iatthew
Outbound family will so to Bridge-
port, this afternoon. to attend the
twmtyvfiflb universality of the wedding
of loans! Hrs. H. H. Pritchsrd. who
forwrfihrptadry goods store in the
building now mpied by Hunt thlud.
—-Yow can buy 5 lbs. choice breakfast
bacon for 50:. as flayed Blather.
II. II. Plaisled,
DRUGGIST.
M...“
We are still villus
ll 5 OTS. l OllllE.
but wow was: to all your attention to
PLAIS'I'EII’S
IMPROVED
II.
ThebsuintheruarWor household
use
I5 818. l BOTTLE.
Wm
PLAISTED’S
LIIEIIIIE SALTS,
WWII)” la the market. Try a
Mile.
W
“'st
man. 25 O18. l. BOX.
II. II. Plaislid,
lo. ‘3 sacrum 8L.
Come in and try on the
Spring styles in Halo, and see
which one you look the best in.
We have all the different blocks
of the leading batters. Our $3
Hat we guarantee to be. equal
to any $5 one sold. Our ”$2
ones will last as long as you care
to wear them. For $1.50 we
can give you a Hat sold in most ,
stores for $2.
OOIISTOOII BROS.
'sisoiiit suiinms,
salient.
I4 OOUTII MAIN ST-.
SOUTH IIOIIWILK.
P. S. We are showing
' Spring styles in Suits and Over-
coats.
/
SOUTH NORWALK GENTINEL.
THE iiiiii [IF A LIFE TIME ‘
THSUSASSS 0F DOLLARS
WORTH 0F
IIOIISEIIEEPINO ABTIOLES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
TO HIKE IIOUM FOII OUR HEITIIIO IIIO PlUMBIIIO LIIIES. VIE
'Ill OISPOSE OF OUR EIITIIIE -8TOOK OF Hill's. OOOOKEIIY.
“6.. II TIIE IIEXT BO DAYS OEOIIIIIIIIO FEBRUARY Ist., I895.
JONESOIIOTOIIIIISS
SUCCESSORS T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
“151' THE WORD to describe the VALUES we are ncwoderlng in SUITS, In
order to taste room forour
SPIIIIIO STOOII.
Ova space ls limited. therefore we have no room to carry over old stock.
ALL NEW PRICES MARKED IN RED INK.
Old 00 and $0.00 Suits now ’10 00
“(fluid 1000 " ” In»
10.00 and id 00 “ " I.”
SILE TI BOIIIIENOE Sl'l‘ll Illl, HIM
Ann. yourselves of this opportunity to obtain s GOOD 8011' for little new.
OI’lII EVERY EIEIIIIIO "Mill 9 O’OlOOIl.
Davis, The Tailor...
tlomiai. Halter and Men's Fumlthsi. ~
Goldmine sayrssilvsly sass byline
shalt.
Swill Ismail.
WWW. mm.“
—-——-—-,—‘b-_
”Will! ”DYING GOODS PLEASE STATE THAT YOU BAWJ'I'HH m 1.. If, ,‘
Norwalk Chronicler