an aunt
:l‘ '- IIAI'S All! IISIIAPS III
I“ VTIIElI SIIIE (If TIIE IIIVEII.
it” Mr. the Ullli Weight Champion.
”but u rum tan in Which aunt-nit
“III. Ion Fitted Agunst II Englishman
1My after 7 o'clock last night. a
7 ‘ 'auries of “Mahler!" "Police!"
pl" attracted a curious crowd to
Win avenue. near' the Swedish
Wantional church. The woman
‘ Khaltnues Reunion. and one of
M men who were vigorously engaged
Welling each other was her husband.
“The other man was an Englishman who
lives neurthe Reai‘dons at (‘alf Pasture
health. Om'asionally Mrs. ltcardon took
‘11.]!!! in the melee last. night. siding
. «with her husband. The spectators made
.moflort to stop the comliatants. Louis
Wow. the champion light weight
-: . of Connecticut. who hoops a
“99.1 room in the Koogh building. hear-
. : the screams. Went, out. Reunion
. 'W on the ground. and the linglislunau
1mm trying to strike Mrs. lit-anion.
..Webstor ”rushml."and in short order
had the Englislunau pinned up against
a?" the stone font-ennui completely subdued.
« “The crowd dislwrscd. and the disputants
‘1 'fihrtod 011' in opposite diiections. and
. _ the niotnnnan who had illuminated the
“$20th with the headlight from his trol-
Jé)‘ 091', placed the mticetor on the car
. «w, and ullwasquiet. for about tive
minutes. Then the screaming conuneno
tadngmn. tho battle ground this than
.. being in Fort Point struct. near You
.1 Zantttnvcnue. Mr. Webster wont out
would after again separating the trio.
brought the. Englishman into the pool
room, where his \vounds were drcsscd.
He was held a prisoner until it was
thought the other couple had bad time
to get home.
Andrew S. Ilanuncrslcy, who died in I
y ’ New York. Sunday. as announced in
‘ T The Sentinel. for many _\'carso\\'ned and
.Ownpled the housooppositc the W. ll.
Earle place in East avenue. when» his
son and daughter wcre born aml rearcd.
He was pt‘rhapsIu-st known by reason
of an eccentric habit of transact-
. lingbusiuess and pursuing Ins studies
between sunset and sunrise. and was
seldom seen on the streets during the
day. The family lcl‘t town some six-
teen years ago, but the children havtm
Men in the habit of visiting friends here I
frequently since that timc. .
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The Boston Sunday Herald of March 3
l, in an account of the seventy—til‘th au- ‘
niversary of the Dudley h‘trcct clmrch.
of Boston, prints a picture and sketch of ,
Rev. A. h‘. (iuinbart. its pastor. He is
nbmtihet‘ of Principal If. H. (lumbart.
and was a former and popular pastor of
the South Not-walk Baptist church. i
I On account of the great preparatiimsl
which are being made for the Methodist
mmiversary day. thc Junior League
meeting will be, lmstponed one week.
‘until March ‘Jllth. .\t That time tho
first and second classes will meet his.
gather at 3'5 o'clock. in the lecture-room.
Norwall-z, South Norwalk. Rowaytou'
and Saugat-uck will be rqn-t-scntcd at.
the lecture tonight at. the can Avcimc
Methodist Episcopal church. ltcv. .\.I
8‘. Kiwanagh will give his popular dcs- .
cription of “Hooks and Eyes—Hump nt'l
no Hmnp, Single or Double." I
Jacob Viedcnimrg has secured a po—
sition with Chauncey Brundagc. of the
Washington street bridge. ’
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Charles W. Lee has moved to Milford. .
when he will work in a shoe factory in I
that place. 3
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3 Visiting Mrs. Daniel L'llotmncdieu.
John ‘F. (irillin. the plumber. has 1cn~|I
tiered the employ of I). ll. Aisthorpc.
-‘ Mrs. George-.1). Keclor has returned
from a visit in New Haven.
Daniel L'Hmumodicu is on a business
. drip to New York today.
S. Smith L'Hommedion is visiting in.
Bridgetmrt. (, 1 4 |
ROWAYTON. I
Frank Lockwood was driving one of
Liveryxnan Laidrigan's teams near
s-Franklin Lynch‘splacc. last Saturday.
‘when the carriage upset while being
. turned around. and Frank was thrown
out and the wagon passed ‘over his body.
bruising him slightly. The. horse was
caught by Stephen Minor.
"The 'new oflicers of the Epwurth
League amz‘ President, ll. 5.1 Bryan:
first vice—president, Frank R. Stevens;
Second vice—president. Miss Lillian
Wicks; thirdyvice-prt-sident. Miss Emma
' Cusliman: fourth vice-picsidcnt. Mrs. E.
W. Godfrey: secretary. S. (‘. Horton.
.Tr.‘: treasurer. Miss S. E. Tristram.
Mrs. Jennie Slicrcr, of Maple avenue,
is/visiting her parents in Brooklyn. N. Y’.
Artist Mitchell had parties from out
of him: here. yesterday. looking at sev-
eral houses with a vii-w of loading 113nm.
Messrs. Stevens and Rich have tin-
ished Innovating the house owned by
Mm. Augustus Thomes. on West Side.
preparatory to its occupancy by b‘tam-
ford wit-ties.
Constable Lzulrigan is at work improv-
ing the roads near the old burying
ground.
Miss Lou Stevens. of Main street. left I I
1' Rownyton tixlay for a visit with Miss
Mae Beecher. in New Haven. -
Earl Stevens is home from Kcuka
college. N. Y., for the Easter vacation.
At the quarterly Conference in the
anothodist Episcopal church all the stew-
ardswere I‘ll-elflfiled except Mrs. E. W.
Godfrey, who asked to be excused from
serving.
Hrs. John W. Fallon has returucd
from a visit in Stamford. “
Mr and Mrs- William Moser have
.heon spending several days in New
York.
r' ,. 3.03 tail! H. Rowland is entertaining
H. . Edger-ton, of Danbnry.
Eddie Tattle has the measles.
. Hrs. James H. Stevens is sick.
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An mtalo In the Barton Harald a few
wanton ago stated that than; was (limb.
infliction because tlw new truck was not
pun-hand than Ramsey at” New Yuri.
The article how the signatam of the.
Eagle Hook and Ladder tauupany.
Members of the company utatu that no
one had authority to publish such a
statonicnt. and they am indignant to
think that such an article appeared.
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The committee purchasml the truck from
(Hanson 6: Bailey. New York. 1
law. Louis l-‘rencli ottlcated. yesterday
afternoon, at the funeral of Joseph
Moore Bates.
William E. Sheet has purchased from
.I. l). Ctll‘lltlll two lots on Manstleld ave.
nae. adjoining propcrty and opposite a
house Mr. Street owns.
(‘harles Chandler has moved from
Mrs. Hohhie‘s house to apartments over
Charles (Ilock's store.
Justice Seliildknccht reserved his
docision m thccase of Jeremiah Miller
against John Sunmcl. Monday after-
noon.
Thc Center school library will havc a
large number of new books as the result
ot‘ theentertainmcut. last night. in the
Town Hall. It consisted of a stcrcopti~
con oxbition by Messrs. Osborn alid
llolly. of East Norwalk. aml was Very
interesting and instructive.
Uomplaiul is made that young men
makc a nuisance of themselvcs about the
Town Hall building and that it should
be stopped. The authorities will make
arrests it ins-essary.
Thieves entered the house of (i. W.
Soutliwick at Noroton. Monday night,
and stole three valuable overt-oats. They
also entered the residence of Mr. l’udcr-
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hill. which is near Mr. Southwick's
house. llm‘etbcy secured two tnorcI
cunts.
WESTPORT.
'l‘he \Vcsttmrt (’lioi'al sticiuty has clcct-
ed the following otliccrs: President. MI'S. .
' Iltu'ry L. Wmulworth: secretary. Miss
Erotifiturgt-s: treasurer. Mrs. Alexis
lr‘. Dowucs.
'l'hcmloru Sanford is moving his laun- '
dry busincss from the ll. .\. Williams
building into the store in the llcldcu
block lately vat-ted by H. A. Stone.
The condition of Aaron lly-nnctt. who.
is ill with pneumonia. l't mains nnchaug"
ed. During his illmss (lnil‘ord Sau-
I'ord has charge of his shoe storc.
\Villiain Illaisdell and family. who
have been living in half of Miss I'Istlicr .
I-l. llowncs' honsc. are soon to remove to‘
rooms in the Mansion housc.
’l‘hc I’astorial .\id society. of Mcmor;
ial church. met with Mrs. lidward
I". Marvin. ycstcrday at’tcruoon.
Mrs. .lili (7. Smith. of Bridgeport. was
in town ycstcrday.
'l'aylor Richard t\' ('o. are out with
newly paintcd and lettel‘cd delivery
wagons.
Trinity tinild mr-t yesterday :ll‘tt‘l"
Iuoou with Mrs. William I.. '.l‘ayior.
Edmund Richards. of New York.
spcnt Sunday in town.
BROAD RIVER.
Repairs and improvcim-nts arc being
made to l"r--dcrick I"cidler's house.
'Itcv. .\. H. Wyatt. who. it was an-
nonudcd a few daysagoavould preach in
thcchatwl next Sunday afternoon. its-I
rts that he has a prcssmg eugagcuu-nt
in another quarto r. and will be unnblc
to come.
An athletic
Broad River nudcr thc direction of I ‘apA
lain "Jack" Jana-s.
” ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
While the stock of thc New
\‘t'
Yill‘h' .
siwculatiou as to whether the earnings
of the road have been sulllcicnt to meet I
the dividend to be declared at the meet. '
tug of the directors to be held Saturday. f
Vice-president John M. liallsaid: "That
1 dividend will be declared Saturday with. _
' out recourse to any other than the caru~ ;
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lpcr cent. dividend will bc tlcclat‘ctl from 1
thccarnings. which hare boon cousid- .
Icrablylargcr than enough to pay them
No fears have been
score. .\u cight
ings of the road.
cnn-rtainod on that
during thc last three months. .
'l‘hcllrdcr ot'I llariigari. of .\'orv.alk;
Went to Bridgeport last night. to attcnd
thc fourteenth anniversary of ltclwka‘
The th‘tlt‘l'h‘l’tlllr...
Lodge. of that city.
of 1Viu'walkJeudcrctl selections andllcn;
ry Kainpl’. also of Norwalk. gave some
excellent character skctcbcs.
t‘ar No. '3”. of the Norwalk Strcct
Railway line. has bcen aiilictcd with
what is called in railroad parlance “tiat
wheel." and ran over the road with a
continual thumping sound. This morn-
ing new wheels \vcrc substituted.
Assistant Postmaster Tlarry (I. Mitch»
ell left Norwalk today fora visit in
‘l’oughkcepsic N. Y.
George H. Grumman. of Norwalk. is
out again after a severe tussle with the ‘
grip.
Bobsley—"l didn‘t know you had had‘
a death in your family recently.
liaison—We havcn't. .
Bohsley—Bnt I saw your sister on the
stmet in half mourning. ‘
Ralson——My sister—in half mourning?
Uh, ycs: that's forhcr husband. You
see he's half dead with dyspepsia.
De Vcrc—l heard a compliincnt for you
today. '
Miss Antique—Indeedl “'hat was it':
Do Van‘s—Young ('hapman says you
carry your years We“.
Jammr—Whydon't you make nwnm»
modulus and then you won't forget the
things you want to rcmcmlwr':
tirihbs—J do. but always forget where
I put thcm.
Chilly—Thought you were going to‘
marry Miss Kristiquc. (.iussie—Hoing
to awsk her tonight. .My chawnces are
about even. “How so. deal] boy?"
"She must say either "Yes’ or, No!‘ " ;
Customer—l want ritlbou for my:
typewriter.
Dealer—Yes. sir.
Complexion. sir': 3
“Neither rhyme nor reason.
what could that be. i wonder?I
poetry. of course. you stupid!"
NOW i
"Why ;
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club has been formed in .
HAYES' THRILL'NG EXPERIENCE.
‘- ‘ Wu Story Told I», the Sl-l'l'cfldil‘ II
. Grand Army Reunions.
‘ “are In a war story told by ex-Presltlent»
IRntherIord ll. lloyes at, (ti-amt Army ru-
T unions and much down from his tips by a .
reporter of all cxutiaugc:
"I burn been frequently asked." lllllll
.liencral Hayes. "to‘tcll tho nmsi thrilling
‘I'Xlll'l‘lt‘llt‘t' that occurrml to me during my
Ilour years In tho voluntwr army. II was
.lu taut that Ihn armyot West Virginia
lil‘lt‘tl to captain liyln-hlutrg. \‘n.. but lieu
‘cral Lon rapidly sent a hcavy torco to driw
gun bank, and It, “as though! best to fall
back to the .Ix'nnawhn valley, when: total
fund clothing could be had. and then go by
the railways to Winchester again. (letter.
at .Iubul Earl-Vs army \\‘.'t\ pressing our
lorccs at cycry point. and 1 “'th ordered by
'tlcneral Ilcuig-i t'rook. who commanded
‘tho dividom. to check tho enemy until
I our Wagon trains and urtlllnry could get
I out. of the way.
I "A gapwa-I chosen in tho mountains.
two or thrce regimcnls m-ru ordered to
,Imiltla barrlcadu across the road In Ibo
Igaip, one regiment was sent up the tuontr
. lain on the right and another on the Iel'tt
ful' tho gap to protect tho thinks; them
I rcglmcuts sclcctcd were as accuralo In Ilr
I big as rillcnmu mold be. It was dark by
the time all those prc‘parzulous wcre mndn.
lIienernl (“rook wu: careful to givc his in
lstrnctIon that the will! most bu held uu~
till the artillery and long \vagcn trains
i wct‘o lll‘1illlltl the l'I’Jl‘ll ol' I'Zarly. llai'lt-
Enos... HIIIIII'H and the minimums t‘Ilh'l-
lopcd us. Finallyuu orilcrcauw to march.
" to follow tho army. Iicucral Ituswll time
on... my aid. was will up to the mountain
on ono side In direct the regiment to come
down and lalw the pike in thu- rcar ot tho
.barricailo and march rapilly Hill 1' llll' ar-
tillery. '
"Another of my staff. :‘l'Llllr William
.Hclx’itth‘y of “bio, was Ill'lll‘rl II to go up
the mountain on tho other solo and take
I the road in rcn‘.‘ ot’ llvc Ina-agin'liz'i -. 'I'lzo
duty was so tairilousaml of such grvat im-
portance that the instruct burs \verc rcpcat
idly glwu with grcal cat’u ‘not to I'tIthl'
down the mountain in trout ot‘ the bat-ii
cadc.‘ il.‘ in the IE ll‘l.llt‘.~‘ our men would
liru into Ila m. I'nluncl “and. who cunt-
timmictl Ila incn Ill'ltlllll Ilo- I-t'ca-‘Hvoclw.
Ilully mull rat-ml the situation. It hil'lllI‘T‘
hours r. lilil‘ \'\t' ucic \\.tll|ll:: the two
IrcgittiI-zits lIIIIIlt.t tlll\\'ll 'hc lllllllllllll't.
“I “.v walking trout my horse to tho
line of lltcti lying down with guns rcstiug
across llit' pilu'. .\II at omc the char.
ringing command of ('oluncl licvol was
heard. ‘lh .ul)‘. mint 7' .\ thousand thoughts
- I'ti~ln1lt.t-Lllttu I‘ coming
;tIo\\n thc IlII'iIIII'tlII. and in the darkmus
I wcrc nmrcbib,; in [mm o.’ tlm llnl‘l'll‘utlt'.
'l‘ll‘lt'll to I rj.’ o..: to I'oloticl I’l'\t|li ”i'lay
aro our int-n3 Itou‘I tom-3' l l‘ll‘lzcil to-
ward him .tiol tl w liic lI'.|II_\' to grab bin:
Iaiul the torn who “crc ready to tin», My
said Was on Iirc._ 1 mo loo clmLcd to it}
out: ‘lbir iocu' (tut-v Iocnl Iton't lire,
' lion" lite?~ bur I was too lain. l)t‘\lll
gave the order ‘ l"lt‘c!' and one not volley
of guns t'tl;|t‘l‘ll out in Ibc ll.ll'hlll'.~\,
(lroau . and crics and curscs lullowcd.
"l juliitu'tl mt .' llu‘ Iml'i‘h .llll . shuttling
to our men. lilatliillil I lnlrgt:i;~: "l'bmc are
our llll'll. lion'i tin-3' llttl t‘v‘doutl lit vi
and his lm-u Il‘u ml to sci/c me. sag log;
‘ "l'lu-y are rclwis. colonel? Do not go mcr
the Iii'c:.~t'.\'ocl.~ !' I hurried them all null
sci/ed the lit»! wounded or (trail ppm,
yelling. "l‘o \‘.'l..'ll lI'LllIll‘Ill do you Ixc.
.Iong'." .\n illl‘HIl'. l gral :Ill isll'tlltl'l'
by the heck. turned lllllltl\\‘l‘ttl'll>llt‘illl'tl,
What l'.";litb'tlt'.' 'ihc road uns' toll of
them. “I‘ll list man was \\’Illll‘tlt‘tl‘ but
faintly onswcrrnl. “will Vlrgtuia. I'Larly's
lill'
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Mrs. Alt'md Crockett. of ltowayton. is 1 New liaveunnd Hartford railroad has . Imp}; ()up I”... ma W”... on“... It...
[been declining thctc has been much I “thump“ u;._.1H-”,.. gnlilancecl It Mings
laud MI Ix’iub,‘ and gone on nIto-r 11.. army.
"liurly's army had left us and guns to-
ward Station-Ii. but the slough-t" of his
army had taken tbc. wrong road and lol-
1 lowcd us. Some of them \\'t't‘c killed and
wounded. but I learned afterward that. it
was ascvcre lesson~llielr men llt'lll: up
E with tho column. ‘lt \vas valoablo to us
: in showing zhu danger of moving soldiers
’uv niulu “
. Kept
Bright ,
Easily.
Ami
r. The Modern Cleaner v-
t .: —
{s Cleans '
Coppcr. Brass,
g 1 Steel. Nickel,
g without’a scratch
Wannmnnmnmnn g
urns
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, March I8,
Ilcncfit of l’litcuix Engine Co.
.I. \I. Ward's llighd'Ia» Fut-cical I'uuiv [Ir
Delmonicqs
At ‘
Six!
'l‘hc \ct'v tug-West of clovor specialties. briqlit
songs. In‘flllltltll costume» and a continuous
Winch "I Inflatablesituationsaoal Iutnn‘ hits
wub thv- fultowtnu star cast:
‘Mr. I‘llarlm I". -II‘I‘HIIII'. .‘Ii-is I 'I.ira ilcll. Mt”.
l'_...l. “illltnl: Mil-ts Nollie Iltilthnl'. :Iliw I" W.
tublu'cll. Missfilniluc Hurt. \lr “worm-Kiln”.
.‘Ilfis Ill-Ila \ivtan. Miss Lillie Hurt Madonna-1‘3
.\n Butcrtaimncnt
ol l'proamus Fun.
Tit'k'd‘afilk‘. which can be excltntmmlsj \l'omt'-
and Tuiulinu-n's drui: slur-w for "move-l
svfll‘.
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MWTBIYA PURE
Sch-clutch. No.5 Ilailruad l'lncc. South Nor.
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'l‘lto Do. Roan-muted tho John.
A Wall known physician in ouo of the
suburbs is tho prondowuer “3.“ dog that
is almost human and has in his malm
up a strain ot‘ humor that no English-
man can boast it. The caniua is just 8
m «In (It: Quads slim.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT.
Nor-walk. Conn.
Opening of New Spring Dress Goodall
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29.
Lolw'cd lh'css Goods. in all the very Iatcst spring novcltics, including sill; and wool,
yours of ago. The tlm {our years of his
lifu \vero slit'ntvtltllh’t‘ thocurool’ a young
man who workcd for the doctor. and
who had a penchant for teasing tho. I
dog on all occasions. The young Iel~ ‘
low was an cxcellent. mimic of animal I
wands. and whens-yer he could catch the i
dog asleep lm would creep up behind
him and bark loudly in hiscar. 'lhu dog .
invariably wokuthh a start and \vould 3
jump out of tho door or window in a l
jill'y or tm u to defend himself.
After four years “I such misery the‘
dog saw the young iuau leave tho cub ~
ploy of the physician. but recently ho
retumod and was again given lusold‘
position, When he entered tho house.
tho dog was lying on the floor. 'l‘ho
young man git-cud him. but Mr. Ifanum .
did not. noticu tho salutation. Hl' did.
howcvrr. talm in the situation at n
glance. A few hours afterward the
young man lay down by an open win-
dow for it shut nap. Presently tho peo-
ple in tho honsu noticed tho (log get up
Irom his resting plan-u and maku his
way toward the young fellow. Every
body silently awaited tlevclopnu-ms.
holding thcuisclws in rcadincss in caso
the dog made any attcmpt to bite thuf
man. But hc did nothing of the. kind. I
Only his sensoof humor canto into play.
('rceping up to the sleeping man. he
placed his mouth close to tho car cf Ibo
Ileepcr and barked loudlyf The man.
upon hearing the sound. wa< so Inght<
cued that In- lcupcd out of the window
aml I'eII intoa tub of water bencatlo
The joke was so good that thodtx'tor'
has been deluged with ollors for tho (lug.
but his valuation has so greatly in-
creased that It would take a pretty good
tignretogc: hun.—-—('iuciimatt Enquirer.
.\~‘scni~ \1‘5hcrc‘s the rich licii'cs».
you're engaged to? 'I'cllutuw‘tou
that Iovely'girl in pink at the «tin-r
side-of thv rmui: .\skcm»~\'cs: l
old man. what a sapcrI-m. ’l'cIIum———
Wcll. it isn‘t she. It'sthat grand old
rain in yellow sitting ucxt her.
SIP
say.
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TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHING-tron STREET.
So. Norwnlk.
Persons looking for u lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing. nrc invii-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them lor sale In every part at the city at
reasonable prices and on easy tcrms.
an :3". ti
INVEST
Your Savings in Rcli-
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able Six Per Cent Secur-
ities and
INSURE
Life, llousc
Furniture through the
You r or
agency of
Howard D. Smith,
Room i,Masonic Building,
Norwal':.‘
NOTICE!
Soi'rn NollWaLK l'xiox School.
Disruh "r.
\Hli"v'l~llt‘l‘l'lr\' gin-n that an ;|\\t'~~~ltii‘lll
“I’ll!“ I'illllitlt‘ t'stulv“ within llta- shill district
has bccn made on the town list of Has. not
that ~nhlll~lluis lawn this day dupmitml to-
IIic clerk Ultlic snbl inslt‘i-‘l nl Illl‘ Ilnll‘l' ml the
walk. t'onn.. for examination. and that the
hard ”I llelicl will meet at the milieu of the
said sclccttm-u at .\o. .‘n llnilrond I’lacc. on “the
litli ilnv oI March. .\.l).. INDIE. III '1 H'I'Iock ||.|u..
t.» hour and tIu-lctlnilmall appeals mmlc tn
lIu-III fur the eutlnli‘rattoll :Ilu tmrieclion t-l
Villl uhscshriictit. ' .
bub-.1“: marm- ”t Noll‘ll Norwalk. than.
this. the Itb day of March. .\ IL. Han.
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.‘lA'I'TIIl‘lW ('tlltlllI'I‘T.
' .ltlllh ll. LIGHT.
I '. .mmittm- ol‘ the South .\--r\\'alk lfniuuh'cliool
District. In 5 lot
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NOTICE.
NHIIN' is Iiort-Iiytils-I gin-n that an -'I~~I‘~~'
nwnlyftho nttuhl’ctlsitlil‘ttl’ Vlltltllnlrln‘l.\\'Itla'll
no- -u situated that thcrc was no distinct and
summitc value. has lw-cu made bythu- aswm
«Hrsuutl this doc lib-II by the clcr’s of said
district. withth sch-clinch fd said town. at
X... 5 linlliwid 'l'flt'l'. in thc Cm of South Nor.
wulk. t‘nuu.
Dab-dot tilt-I‘itv oI F's-It'll \o-r\\'ull>:.I'thu.
tIiis.th.-IIIi-Iu) oIMah‘h. .‘1.ll..l"‘-~'-.
. I .\. lll.:\.\I'Il.\ll|I.
M \'I"_I‘II KW I 't 1 IlllI-IT'I'.
.Ittllh II. bill I'I'.
I‘ummitb-n ..r tho .‘onth Nut-walk l'niun
lwool
Dresden cllccls. chainclcou. iridescent. bourcltcs. two-toned combinations and silk and
plaids.
BLACK GOODS.
P‘ v I a U
”to most complete assortment ol black goods we have ever shown, including all the
latest weaves Ill crcpous. plain and ligated mohairs and Sicilians. licui'icllas and scrgcs.
SILKS ! EILKS!
New silks I'or spring and summer wcar in warp print chinas. In'cstlcn. tallctas, l’cr-
sinus. high grade Iiulias and fancy jacquartls.
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TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
Connecticut.
INVENTORY SMEI
25 Per. Ct. isoountl
' A .
One good turn deserves :llitltllf‘t‘.."'(.)llt‘ business: for the past year hzri been larqcr and lltl‘ moat satisfac-
tory ol any sincc our location in IlliStillV, and in return we will give liVIII-i‘i' I)()l.I..\l{ of our piotits lut'
. . o s v ‘- . ' ‘ . .
the next “:5 [l.\ i h to our ntstouim's. :7 per cent on cvcrv article. in our Store.
NOTHING RESERVED!
Ulsters, Overcoats,5uils, Underwear, Necltwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc. ,
' lam I." mind lUI R DOLLARS l-UR llthlL. Also we :iitvcs'tiu- onlv what we have and exactly as
it is. .\t)1l.\(.l\ l.\ llll'. I'll).\. .\o gauze; and you don't ifc'. i', but .i >ll'.tl\fliilltl\\.‘.!'ll llilll‘JII‘llI'll, cm-
customers money being as good as another at
FRANCIS 8i: CO’S...
Ri‘ll.l.‘.l’.l.li Ci.o’ruu;:us .\.\‘n ri'axisui~:us.-
86 WASHINGTON ST., 50. NORVVALK.
Sale toyCommonce Saturday, February 8th.
'N'orwalk,
FRANCIS a'co.
Clothiers.
FRANCIS a. CO.
Clothiers.
WAGONS I
New and Sacond-Hand.
BUGGIES.
PHAETONS,
‘ CARRIAGES.
CANOPIES,
SPINDLES, Etc.
I'm “—1- I -
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND sri; THEM.
H ENRY TILLV.
I
During this \vcclt \\-c are going togivc :1 few very Iispccinl
lh’iws and it will actually licuclil you to the
extent ol'at least 23 per rent. it
yon‘ouly take advan-
tage ol‘ them.
1:. dozen latiics‘ night gowns. Ht‘ cast window. a line duality of mus-
Irlncnt \\':ll'l".‘.tilt'll full size and length: S-Illlt‘ with turn-
Ime lot of yolrc Hamburg trimmml.
' cuch.
titI'
liu: Mcry g;
ovcr collars and others without.
the otltct‘ nicely tucked; w'c prom so to utter them to you at
You will be foolish if you don‘t get mic.
.3.) pcs. extra good quality l-t unbleached mus
the kind that
you ordinarily pay tic per yard for: this \vct k ~17 .c per yard.
.3 pcs. extra liithuality of fancy tiguiczl velvetceus. extra line
quality: havc llt'l'tt if-c pt-r yard. reduced price. i‘.'.3c per yard. V
10 gross «.t‘ Lindsey's
lin.
Iii/W“
'UUIIEU'
\Vchaxe jast placcd our spring (Il'tlt-I' I: r
l bow .~~".ip;mrtcr.~: w: lurid to do llll.\ in urticr to gct the right price for
i ' lrti‘ti. .‘(ovv we irnoosc. luv this wcck. in ordcr to net rid of some
‘ 1 1 I I"
. 1 of thisiargc stuclt. to oil'eryou the baby's .~i/.c at {Ic per pair; chil.
Beware Of FraUd ; .drcn‘s size at Itlc: nii-zscs' rl'fa‘ at llc: lutlics' sire at l‘lllc; ladies“ size
. with belts. tut: pair. / ' ,
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I
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Tl ll . 't l' f ; \Ve shall go through our laci- stock. and you will iind some ‘tll
? . . . l . . . . , .
1e (mm (‘55 out a 1' n4 0 . , rnalcd bargains. as w-c propose tot-lcar up cu this liucsomcwhat. In
W"shbum- ‘rosb "s . u ) .r- . i . . . . .
". L. ) S I t’ i order to do so we snail put IH pcs. oi lace. on sale .‘atnrday morning
lativc Brand IS the greatest.
compliment lh'lt ll‘lS \‘et' at Fill per cent.—or one-half t'u ir rcgnlai' price. 1..
‘ - t - ~ ' I “as a" .'. : 't "'t T: ‘- ‘.‘l l«'.": ‘
been paid l0 ””5 famous “t. loliitt on It ud ilit b to oi" id'l tlo/I 1 nys ill pool 1
3 ‘ “ blue tlanucl outing shirts. sole It and l~.‘,.: tnev I‘IHI to iuanulacturn r
llour. I -. 1 1, . .1 . ~ ' . . . I
. v .I t l u . s . . ‘ v i ii . r : l. - I ': '\‘ v \
linltators may copy “mi at hast mt, nu i. w . iall rt it t u m u M until tin) llt gout.
. , l . , . . . ..i .‘. v‘ of . .. .. ..y .. .. . . .. . r
Appearance ofthc bank. lilll; Also‘a spum dmouut o. 1- a pit it it Ixtia on all TI mounts o.
I all wool "tr-1‘5 ;:.ioil.-<.,dur:u;.: this wife-It;
. yards: perhaps there is just what you want ao-ou -' tIu-m.
no one can imitate the qual- I. as ol pieces from 1‘1. to t ‘
ity oi the Hour. Washlmrti-
Crosby's Superlative is the
best in the world.
Roberts. Tuclter ‘
8: Goodwin.
Officp 700 Main Street.
183 WASHINGTON STREET, ' .
Sch! ml District .
t
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,Hartford, Conn. I
V‘LI . I \ V t
Age-"I” I“ wunm‘cm’ ‘ i booth .\orwallt, C t.
11.3. Warehouse. no Commerce. I-Iltcttl »
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