7 ” commence—memes «
' were as then-dish cams-rm.
are Accidents cl 'I'ke nay.
”We” sale at the use»
gate-ass by Irrlnseatltk. mm
Umflmmmdflhm
fie. new committee. J. O. flswkles,
m licensee. Arthur Pad
(and Revue. J.Stnlth. who were
7 by the East Avenue, Ilcthodiet
j ‘ lpwcrth heave. meant!
for the society of Gssry Broth
era. lsw levee. the well-known instru-
used in accompanying the tar
Patti. namely the largest sleed
Kaila Irothcvs‘ piece. It is an upright
‘ ' . with s msgnldes‘nt mahogany
.r case. It wiiibeuscdforthcflrsttlmein
' NW school next Sunday. and in
Ikeevsnieg service. which will consist
"probably of a special programme of
automatons."
The Friday night meeting of the Swed-
H Congregational church will be in
shares of Rev. Younggren. of Deep
livertfisturdsy night he will preach in
Wk. and Sunday morning and
waning will again occupy the pulpit oi
the church here.
‘ I“. annihilation“: is expected borne
on Thursday. but will probably return in
‘ I M days to his missionary week in
‘ In Jersey and Pennsylvania, where he
. 'kss boil the past two weeks.
John Tryon is sick at his home on
Biversidc avenue, and it is not known
whetherornot he will bsabletosttend
the smoker oi Uncas Tribc.in South
Ucrwslk. tomorrow night.
Captain W. E Verity is greatly im
W. and his three sons, Frank.Charlcs
and William, who came from Bunting-
ML. 1.. last week to see him, returned
to their home yesterday.
A special meeting of the Scandinavian
Talpsrence society will be held in the
Iwedisb church. Wednesday night.when
several matters of importance will come
up icr consideration.
John Allen. who runs Captain Augus-
tee Raymond's sailboat. became caught.
mills yesterday afternoon. and left the
“best on Lsngdon's beach, while he walk-
ell home. _______
‘ Ill. 0. A. Stebhine, who has been
"ending several weeks at the residence
0! D. L’Bommedieu. Henry street, re-
filled tool} to her home in Bethel. ~
«W A. Nordiend, of Georgetown,
‘ ”cited in the Swedish church. Sunday
t. The services in the morning were
“out“ by Charles Erickson.
Thefunersl oi Ifary If. Schauh will
beheld from the residence of her daugh-
U‘. Ire. August W. Wolf, on East ave-
llle. Thursday afternoon.
Berry Roberts. of the postoflice news
M. in South Norwslk. has purchased
an Elmore bicycle from II. It. Bulkley
& Co.
0. W. Remson, of Fort Point street,
who has been suffering with on shoes on
It leg. Is able to be shout the house.
lobar”. BrosTn. the well-known end
enacted resident oi East avenue. has
h. quite sick the __peet few days.
leilie L’Bommedleu. of Henry street,
you yesterday with her aunt, hire.
Aiired Crockett. at Rowsyton.
Kr. and Ira. Alexander Palmer.oi to
last avenue. are the proud parents of a
see. born Sunday.
Ie Ground for the Irate-tent.
At a meeting of the Common Council
of Stamford. last night, tobaer testimony
h regard
M E. Howell by Dr. (3.1!. Bonnier.
“city health officer, to the effect that
Dr. Boweil had proposed that he (Rowen)
Mid have a portion oi the health oili-
~'e III!" in return ior his shorts in
nearing Beesmer’s appointment and
mus; for him a liberal salary. Com
“would! read the following letter
w larch I8. 1806:
J. D Smith, Dean Silt: Touch-
alie'aed to have been
to the effect that Dr.
vebsencirceletsd and have
in |.ssying that. as i make
kale upon to
W".
”WM
WWIMM
Ikesdissrsedaesealmseting or them,
may select oi the First Methodist
eherch wee held last night.
mandates“ “veering
memofllihrtm
“gm 3. Dew-est librarian.
MAM-immunised
“WMdMXm At
nausea- eftbsmesthgoitite
“hammered
‘ mmm moms.
DAMN AND HOROTON.
We were asked Saturday if we would
mention in Tits Slam seals about
having lights pm under the railroad
bridge at the Isle street crossing. It is
a matter that, for the seicty‘of the pub.
lic. should he attended to 'st once. and
not wait‘untll the annual town meeting
in October to see whether anyone will
kick or not. The way it;is now. It is in»
possible to dietingniah one person from
another there at night. Only last week
the wife of one of our business men was
chased while going under the bridge. end
some time ago a young lady returning
from church was modem by a. man
there, but she luckily got away. Now
that the trolley agreement has been sign-
ed, we think the sclectmen should pay
attention to this matter. By so doing
they will confer a great favor upon the
‘ traveling public.
The Hour of Saturday stated that when
Koch and his “ring” were in it cost the
town .800 for justice fees. The follow-
lug were the amounts paid when Koch
was in and the two following years when
he was not in:
TheChsutseeus clinic will meet to-
night with live. J. D. newton.“ atthc
ssnitarluut. Apsprrca'mestccstlonoi
the lionsrcby.” willbs read by? lies
lackendc will talk on Gustavus Adolp«
bite.
What Is Geis- On- Tonight.
Company I? will nominate a second
lieutenant; Schiller Btsmrn, I. O. 3. IL.
will meet in Arion Hall; meeting of St.
«Philip's chapter of Grace church. at 7:80
in the Guild room; meeting of the Sons
of St. George; the Norwslk Carpentere
union will meet. .
W
SCIIAUB—st liaet Nortralk,h on March 18.
.ttvMA It. wire or the late Henry
tlchaub. a edthirty-two yeamn‘l‘r lends
areinvite to attend the funeral from the
residence of Aungtus W.W No. all
. Bust avenue. on hursday aiterncon at!
och ck m0".
Taylor at Golden
Real Eslele’ and insurance.
ISM—Paid on justice ordera .............. 81w.” WAIHIXB'I'OI small.
Cllh WIVGII for fines. ............ 43” ”am" Vliook‘o (of. lo 0! muffin“. Im
a ewo are in
Amount .............................. . 81m 78 an and ammo om. Illt- &' in" mm in!
lent—Paid on justice orders ............. 813348 sale in every partof c‘ify at reasonable
Cash received for lines .............. use prices "'0 on '5" terms. “‘ '3
Amount ........................ . ........ iii.“
mil-Paid on Justice ordera. . ........plld.lo voles CULTUBE'
Ceshreceived fordnee.........._ .. econ
Amount ...................... 8196.10
INI—Paid on justice orders. . .OIIO 77
Cash received for lines. . 11 m
Amount .......... . ............. . ......... 3183.77
Mrs. Ann Everett died yesterday about
noon, aged seventy years. She had been
in poor health for a long time. The
funeral will be held from St. John’s
Roman Catholic church. at Noroton.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. 'i‘be
interment will be at Bpringdale. She
leaves live children, Richard Everett. of
Stugatuck; William T. Everett, Post-
master George E. Everett. John G.
Everett. of Pittsiield. and Mrs. Joseph
Ionahan, of South Norwalk.
Luther Doyle. a brakeman on the
freight train from which his brother, the
late Conductor Doyle. was thrown and
instantly killed on the morning of March
8, at Noroton, has given up railroading
for good. He is the only surviving 'one
of five brothers, all the others having
met terrible deaths upon the road. and
be believed that fate had a like death in
store for him.
Arthur Whiteiaw. of this place. was
smokingecigar one evening last week.
when the bot ashes were blown in his
eyes. One of his optics was badly
burned, and hole yet unable toseeout
of it.
A train load oi gravel was left on Rail-
road avenue yesterday afternoon. It is
being used to illl in around the brick
depot.
A sociable will be held at the Methodist
parsonage. Thursday evening. A pleas
not time is anticipated for all who attend
Rev. B. J. Austin is snil'arlng with the
KY'D
CUIIIISSIIIIIERS’ NOTIBE.
TIII’.‘ subscribers appointed by the Court of
Prentiss (or the Uiltlril t or Norwalk,
Commlnaloners to receive. rserulne and d»
cidr upon the claims of the medium of the se-
tals of Willem II blocker. of Norwallt. in
said dleIrIt' t an insolvent denier. hereby
noiire that we wilt attend to the duties 0 our
said appointment at the ol‘iioe of John H
Light. at klou h Nurwaik. in Norwalk, in said
(Hair 1:. on the itth day or Mai .llfl-hsud on the
"Nb day 0! June 1896. at 10 H mm: k. f Trenmn.
of nachoy still due Held court has limited
and allowed three men its from the date hers-
ofmrilie sahlhltionw us or claims against
said rs.tats
listed at Norwaik. the 15th day otuarch. A.
to the charge mode against Dr. 1).. not.
.Tiil'l‘I H LIHII'I‘
(.ng'l‘lifl F. TULLES.
Rambler
Bicycles.
% Commissioners.
Mme-m *
sees
hoththe‘rleedaedtrackthatis unequal-
tatloa for
running on
THEJ. T. PBIIWITT CI).
TO ADVERTISER3.A
Changes cannot be guaran-
teedthesarnedaycopyishend-
edin. Everyreesonabie cil'ort
Mitch ALBERTI'. WHEE ER. SOLO SO«
PRANO of the South orwalk Co
getionelchurch wlliaccrptallmlted nurn
dioxins in voice culture Terms reasonable.
at. or address. No. to Elmwood amt-{Innis
m
l’
WANTED.
OOVIPETENT niri for housework-"fl I”
North avenue.Norwal k.
A I'OVIPEI‘ENT girl for general housework
References required Swede preferred.
Ce llgiatm 6 p m. lie South Main street.
in
‘IINI'JILASS ht") in all departmentsoi
brutework can now be obtained at the
0 ll. HARVEY 70
City Employment Agency' at mini or
once.
North Main street App
STRAW rewers wanted. Persons with some
exuerlenr e in making straw hate nun rind
immediate employment with I ENNI-l d:
SLANUHARI). lat Water street. mill 2w
SI“ LISH fine dreaemaker Just from New
York desires enuuemeut by the day or
walk. Price very reasonable. All the is. e t
Paris styles. MADAIIE BANdS. till (“th
Main street. South borwalk. uilo (it
THREE or four rooms for light bonnet E:
d lgg ‘bymtwlo sdg‘lts. “Muszhecentrnl
an cars near an” res ah
’ m «WI:
looms in a b
' It its 1‘. " Samuel. ethos.”
To LET.
A DESIRABLE houaeon Gerard“- place: all
modern improvements. Inquire aft IE.
m
ADAM S.
,‘l‘I‘II'il‘lA ril I. first liner. 80.! Hartford
at and cold c star. rent Sill: sec-
ond flonr. No. 71 Woodward avenue. rent 88;
wand floor 4 lienford l'lece. Applv to E. \.
Jyl M if
woonw wnait
I Oil-lit. l'i Frank in street. he
in Inquire or EDWIN
Brown Jr \thcox' a grocery.
IIOI'SE 0 room- corner Day and 'Ynllaa
streets: first floor. ft rooms. No It) To lee
street front April let. house 9 rmme. 'Imlea
street All in mud condition with water in.
App yto JOHN H. KNAPI’. 8'.Weststtrfi;st
IIo
"heritable.
ei rent.
trovement-
mum. at
call if
flail! on Hillside place. mntslninu oleht
rmms; all modern improvements He at.
Apply toil. R. FITCH. ml “but.
mill in
I ()USi-I of ten moms. furnace. ran bath.
stationary lube. hm wall-r n on vsnl.
grxxi location Inqu re cl TAYLORA ll ii.»
I N. W a- -hingion street. or of owner. at Tsy lur
avenue. near West street. 1:“ ti
OWER part of bullets. No. id Day s'roet. 3
1 room»; turne- n'nn at once: also part of
Muscle Ila street.iirmma rent low. Ap ly
to W YOU (tel. at Lockwood Manufactur ug
company. millill
0 ill Pine simt accord floor and attic;
se irate entrance: water. coal bin and
.....
watrrt carton limir; Vs: eMv convenient. Apply
to R011! A HOLDSJH 101'. 21 Ann‘stmnt it
u e
RUINS": American family. liar: Hg» bath-
room. but and cold eatengauien. An
in to Mliri. I‘OMBS. [versley avenue. off
set avenue. Norwalk. mill
Six mom cottage with bath n2. inner
ri . hot and c \ll' water and furnace
II. H .13 or. as street store South Norwnlk.
mill 1'
III deslvsbie also.» on second floor of
"i o~kwood Muildln "frn- and aftrrAnrli
let. lnoulrsoi l'.ri’.l‘ J flit LOUIUII'OOI).f
“DIWALI...
CVI'I‘ACEIIQ“ AND liUiIallliiiO him. Cot—
lnInlard
Ehmtflém Illblzltpn
.. “New
omfiowgsm paint that will “on
“ground. so itoew'ifi'rianp
MOT
tiltAY item which the owner
willbemadetceecomrnodateM
petroeehntchengcesnnothe...
we,»
insistsdnpcnaserlghtenless ..
n. n.”ttt”‘£'il'°"'"m:"&t.”m
Mummydkmediem
= A vieltwili convince you of the
Woe to be found here.
. lost dcllclotu delicacies can he secerv
seaweeds. I'll-mummies
sntsrprhing oonfsctionsr is in the most
approvedstyleendsll thcaecemcdes of
9 pretty luncheon or a sumptuous has.
acct are bouotcously provided and grace-
fully served under Ir. Head's eilcleet
direction. .
Leading articles in the grocery linecsn
be purchased at Dibble a: Comstock’e. at
very low prices. A call at their store
and a glance over their stock will con-
vines you oi the merits of their advertise-
ment in today’s issue. They cater to the
purchasing public and give'good values.
A good way in which to secure books.
msganlnes. newspapers and so forth is
sflorded by the periodical ticket system.
All the leading firms receive the tickets
You can secure a book at Francis A: Cu.’s
or W. A. Vogei' . H. D. Smith is man-
ager in this section.
Special sales hold away at the New
York stores every Saturday. and nest
Saturday. as usual, iow‘ figures will mark ,
. all goods. lAltbougii flour has advanced
In price during the past week they will
. continue to sell blend 8. at formerly
quoted figures.
L. H. Decker offers an entirely new
stock of wall papers. pe‘mters’ supplies
and artists' materials. with a guarantee
that everything icaseheep at his store
at‘can be secured in the city. He frames
pictures to order promptly and satisfac-
torily.
oysters tor lately».
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending March 16.
1395. was as follows:
marten. rose. IAIIIL s
Teutonic, Liverpool. 832
Umbria. Liverpool. 1010
Umbrla. London. to
Berlin. London. it!
State of Nebraska. Edinburgh, 10
1983
BB] DOIPOE'I‘ I DWI.
.. ~40»—
BLICK ELII SUITS.
We have aIWays been headquarters for
Black Hoods whether int ‘hwtlot. \Vhi Cord
or Llev Wurslcds. We alwas lead thieving
the choicest needs that can prodm ed for
the money. and we do not intend to have this
tour an cane tion to the rule We have ran.
IIICIOI'KIEI’OO of lbls‘lyivy filming on sale this
week we CLAY O SIEU SL’ ITS for
$ l 0.00.
Made from the very best stock in be had and
made hytlie well known and reliable ni-tnu-
lecturers of i: LAY WORSTED, the Vases
born Mills. Varsaiboro.Maine.
The-v- aults are made in the two most opu-
, .r ~tylea. Sinai e Breasted a. and hree
utton Cutaway Frocks, they are faced with
same material as the outside. satin pi
2.1m“ lastinu linings, narrow sti mafia
e latest in tailori‘rlt'gart
“bees are the brat (I. WORMD SUITS
that can he turned out this reason for a ten
dollar bill. Step in and examine them. You re
nor obliged to buy. [hey are on inspection
and for sale too.
We sreshowrng someibin new in Vesta.
"I‘be (Ainrlnental "madeoi ufl Kerrey wilh
ale buttons. and lspelson pockets. The very
lsicst fed for spring wear.
Your fare allowed on so 00 and over.
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main our. Bank 81.. Bridgeport. ct.
Makers and dealers in Men‘s and Boya'
We tring Apiarel and rirsleraln Fine F nrnlsh-
ir K it ions. ate Cape. Trunks and Bugs
-— A- ». ‘nfrrfsinmurte.
o
in cuts r. UNDEBHILL
will give a lit rice of three recitals at
Hoyt’s Opera House
illiSllli. liillllH ISIIl.
Shakespeare’s
'i Midsummer Night’s Dream.’
With the Mendelssohn music. MR. ALEX, S.
GIBSON. Organist.
Tuesday. April 2d.
SHERIDAN'S “REA 1‘ COMEDY.
“THE RIVALS.”
l‘Ionduy. April“ 15,
A MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMIIE.
Tickets for the series. Ii. at Piaisted' a and
(Draper ‘adru stores. Single tiiulteta,toc.t No A
extra c urge or reserved seats.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Tuesday. March 26
IIIIIIIIII MINOLI
“IIIIIII MISOU"?r
Under the direction of Chas. l'. Atkinson.
willprssent their great seemed
“FRIENII FRITZ. ”
A Nil?! Inmliveranthhte tewirh seats
"I" Irnkmeneflhatrisn's immortal “L'Ami.
bv reterei link“. to). “ARI; “I? ”m, I I I filth
Ileldel’lace.“ 'Ilorw m,” witnmods ”by Idlian
rerunaod re. lseoa. The
10:8. illiterate. as. runners:
' . late of Norwsik.
executor
“go
nW'gtiltot.
OIDIIIDn
"” Hm. tlnalyor
.g reincarnation cos.
making extraordinary Mm. on the! day.
lililll s Flilllil it ill; llcba
Fuchs heesdvaeeedficsbarrei ’dcrlngtbepsstwesIJnt we will-
toseli IAUDSFwUBettbcsbovepslceselcegesthieflrlcsdlsste. Bey
licuratoneeandssvelonvy
BUTTER! BUTTER !! BUT'I'ERI. Iii
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter.
Good Butter,
Leave your order early te lasers quick delivery.
88 Main Street
‘ Norwalk.
VIE lIiVITE EVEBIBIIDI T0 BONE To
' ’
THE PEOPLE 8 MARK
Where we keep everything good to eat The best City Dressed Beef, Pork, ,
Poultry, all kinds of Fish, Vegetables audio fact everything kept in a '
"Our weighs are weighs cf pleasantness.” and ”our reputation is at steak.” I ~ .
miss the place.
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
F. H. BRA DBU RY. PROP.
THE lElidNIi w GITEBEB,
”TM.
Bret Dairy Butter.
THE * NEW Yillili SHIRE ‘
, tr.
I3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
CLASS MARKET. at ‘fllver let live” prices. Just come and sec and be convi . .
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET
M EAD.
Cherry Bisque, Biscuit Glace. a la Tortom, a
do. do Orleans, 001- ‘v
fee Frape at the lowest pric As, always on hand. i
H.R.BULKLEY W]. ...,.3:':':.3:::':.1::':.:‘:::::.f '
nuances IN , . !
Homers Flint rc
All who desire to buy reliable .
SU N D RI E S,
ture in moderate priced or more one“!
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
grades will find our stock the
advantageous to select from for
reasons: It represents the product
of the beat makers only, and is
largest and most varied in America.
The completeness of our sssortmentsesn
sTEllusi 3'00 best be understood from the fact that we
Front 17 I035 "I'- exhlblt more than two hundred and My
dijnrnl Bidroom Erie In every 13M] of
‘E'TIIU. 19 do “our wood over 70 patterns of Brass Maude,”
1”“ ' well as endless lines of Parlor, ’Drawieg
Re , Lib (1 Di in Ilorm urnitun
EL'ORE’ 22* u d 315’ of ill; mm't‘gimc styi'ea,“and imaging from
p0 the modest and inexpensive to the most elab-
uny's film)“, 575. orateiy carved and inlaid.
25 pounds, In a word, every article required for names-tun
and adornment in the household can he had wt“
its plainly marked moderate price at our
GREAT FIIBIIIIIIIIE Ellflflllilfi
61—65 West can so, it.
(Adjoining Icon Issue.)
Homer a Cole establishment in meet them
4! New York .—lewspaper Comment.
Second "and Wheels iromiSlo lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St..
Music Hall Block, South Norwalk. m
A NEW SCHOOL.
MADAME ROSS.
TIIE Will-Kill)“ ClIIIWOIINT
Throughout the States
Consultation on Plant. Present and future in
ardto any matter. bnslnrse or otherwise
that mav be deslrrd.
ladies!“
coneu tatlone if
WELL HOTEL. up one flight.
Consultations, cents or
Will give ladies I!" cent
desired once. room SmOLD
“Mill IIUOT'S HESTIIIIIIIIT.
NO 8 HAVILAND STREET.
umur. an tantra. 2'3 I sure.
onsr'a mum Petr watts. cam
Lemur soanp ran waste seen.
mil lm
'A'Ill Mlflgm AID cessroou
LL workwsrrantsd to he done in the heat
manner andIier money. has
straw Lb, heieor
nds. U.L .JA suns.
”split wood. '97 cord. hrklnd or
ten; team
Ben to). 5r;th Norwalk.
NOTICE.
W .m '”:..“.'.’:.‘l..”.‘:.'.‘l"‘
"a
”.3334”m.. ia‘i mes tiugof said is-
will new held at
You are invited to visit our DRE”
CUTTING SCHOOL sndseshew pupils
“mm“ mm mm who have onlytakrn twoorthrreiesboes
, M-n‘hw. M at 8 can cut and or themseivn perfectly.
"mm ii.“ ”33.16”“ I; ”.33 3?: Nceisssworknseb pupil nus. sepav
rictfinddfdsemededvisebie. 0 Mm the m" PM 0' mm m
sense: also to transact or other balsam '
emu-riotous hhx'wathflcoemoiWioe. .1000.
"m °' ’ ”Wdownmndflmpnweek.
T“
and
' District canbsgieaeytime. nonconnl ,
a. BLAIzcitaT “mm“ from 7to9. londay. Wednesday
“u“ Pricey evuiogs. and from! to
Wednesdaysedlaturdsy afternoons.
Iiilllm iiIITTIIB til
22 South Haiti .0!
TAKE CIIiE OFIIIIIB EIES
EXIIIIITIIII TREE.
tic have plenty mm
city the
I. ll. Pm 8.
meter rise.
Norwalk Chronicler