a"...
vim an aim or
~3tnotiasntosta viva
ill-W ' mammma Pm-
)‘WWlfllhm-Iflmh
9’ a» Vito-notion until“.
I .‘Z'l‘ho M Arcane Methodist Episcopal
fulfil Ms‘todtiy at a point of pion-
' iynwcr before mom in to his-
. Thu experiment of a tron Cliris-
ohurt‘h has unlit! been numeoafnl
3 , the uonfomncc your. which clout-n
L lot, will tind the current onions“
“id in‘ full for the fiscal your. with u
. ht liabilit- . in tho tneasury. tine
i1 and sown handrail dollop-t has .
Enema paid on tho church dcbt and
it” (or church impmyomouta.
. A largo.
number have bet-n added to tho Clllll‘t'll .
l
Elihu Wood died. My. in ionic -
ilyn, of wrltonltlit, aged twenty’oluht
tyt‘afl. lie was the olden non or Elihu
mail Mary Wood. and had been lutt‘lli-
5totui‘tl to spend the summer with hin
.purentl in Kmotoa. The remains were
1brought to Ndroton. thin morning. for
i intoruicnt.
William H. Durham. a iririitn in Coni-
panf G. ’l‘wonty-iiinth “influx, (‘. V.
., t led yesterday at l‘itch'n Hot 0. ml ‘
evenly-four yearn. The burial look
: place today in Spring Grove cometary.
l 'l‘hc third hearing in tho Dorionaoloct- l
| man mandamus pun-«all it was held in '
t tho Superior Court before ndno When]-
;or, yentcnlay. Mr. (.‘utnniintnt snhuiit- .
led a Written arguiiicnt in favor of tho .
tlcmiirwrmud Mr. ()ltuntend nahinlttcd u 1
written arguninnt against the demon-or.
The court withhold its decision for a
day or so, when it will be lltllltillut‘ml.
BROAD RIVER.
Gilt-u H. St. John is having stonm
hybttor and on probation. Tomorrow i hauled for the collar of his new hon»,
the sacrament of tho Lord's Suppcrwill.which will ha t‘l‘t‘t’lt‘tl in Pine titriwt.
be udnilnirtomd in the morning and in .’ Norwalli.
tln levelling Roy. A. J. Smith will: Ray Alina-is nick with tho inomlenut
.. ‘ -ul p il' 1-5 the home of his parents, Mr. and Mr». .1.
mafia)?!" Th" Rn" am “ u ‘r‘. Alger, of tho Now thnann road.
, -- ' . ‘ A nitride and dunno was held at tho
wflm ‘1“: 3333511: i'fioté’rilflf positing? lof Edging Willi-it. ln Wont
. ‘| l ‘ - ‘ 'orw' . nst ni i.
l“ h“ ”mat 13‘“ 9‘3"“ in honor 0’ the: ‘ "win uirl babi‘tl-a arrived at the lunar
Mmggmfv agavlgphgggmgl‘gg g of'Mr. on am. A i‘drcw .lolinuin. a
manned utmldniirht. Amonnthtiac9“"M Amw‘dk'h”! “Wm" __
‘ m m"; Misscs Annie Roberto: Thonpciablc at. tintlinea Hall. Silva-r.
' 2 llo'Robert» .Ida Stitzler' Julia “aplniinv, was wcll attondod by Norwulk
kiln. u". Stitiler, Mimi finale, Mifilpcoplr. l‘:\'t‘l'_\'t)nt‘ t-njoycd thoiniwlvcs.
Fet‘u’iaiirmrdnd Mrs. .-\.v N. l’tuldot‘lt. ‘ ""’"'"' ‘
Frank metlior. Edward ltolxsrtaton, E. , WlNNlPAUK.
The Christian “Elli-aim wn'ioty lit-id
DoWitt Rob’ortnon, innit: Stltzlcr‘aud‘
Horria Hendrick. - .
.onoor theploasantont and llltlol nic- .Mn'a-‘rwnm‘m'x 3" Tr""’1"’r.“"‘.'” ”"1"
«awful social ontortainumuto of u". ."I-‘fll‘ . last night. .\ ltllslllt‘n‘l mot-tint: Will be-
‘wun shipyard by tho Ladio‘u' Aid socit'ty . hold next Friday night. l’i-oi’. Wilbur
‘ - {himlgfitclmul‘l ”:i‘l’t‘om“T;’: meFt'l‘i'is. of Silvoruiiiic. will givn his il-
arrw, tic q. “31.. rpro- _»| -. _. _
macomi'stcd of autohtirp solo. by“tram:“3?;':;l:h:‘:'i'}:é""w““k‘
“his Lillian ()wt-ns; recitation, Mrs. ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ ’ ~ '
Frnnlt So moor: solo. Ilia-t Addie Eoson: .
readinx, or. A. J. Smith. 'l‘hci't-frnslr has bot-n visiting licr blsllll', Mrs. John
mitts \kerc bountiful and moody onjoy~ ‘ 'l‘. Whonc. has rctnriu-d homo.
«1;: “119} \i , l“ I ‘H l' f 1 Adams in: (‘aiil‘icld :iro s-toctiiip it now
_ 1’. ant xi rs. . um I tittitltiii't Wu, 0 ' turn.
Henry snout, wow surprlscd. last night.
this occasion ‘bcimz tho third auuinzrsary
01' their marriage. 'I‘lw annals prescnta-d
the host and hostess with a'haudsonu-
‘cniaaoar.
llcnjtuniu l'. Hunt, formvrly of Pop.
hon net. Games worn indulxcd in and ; hut l'lains. now of Long: Island, t‘IIK'Cl!‘ .
no ation Wfld’NlWVWl. Among tliost-;tolm‘iitclit-ro.
PM” were “511mm ['“dem'm'” and: )lrri. Hllflllll‘l Walla cntrrtainod ht-r
tainilyiand-‘Miaq llattic Bani-nu. :h‘nuday school “hm. hm owning.
Captain; athan ltol-crtsismuking ro-{Tllt‘rt- WON t\rt-iity~t-iglit pry-wit.
pairs to T cums Bcnodict’s naphtha IUmiimatid l'tfl‘l'tfrlllllll‘lll‘l wm- t-nJoywl.
launch Marnie. which has boon winto-r- - ~ . . ~ ,
STORIES OF THE STATE.
lug on the stiuih shore of Rivcrside “WI-
and it insaid smut- ol' thr- minority of 1)...
line. near llll‘ chtlisli chun'li.
l .~
»‘ .i' S. ‘1" . .
- ,gfis $212.“ REES“). “0:: 3.1:; Palm l Madison (illilm‘t‘flltlltilltll church that
strait. to midi“ t'ornior residence, TuLittflllHWl thc R'cv. Mr. Brown to bieltrn-d
litutllto Baker’s doublc hm“. in wufldorlmmsy will not tit-«rcpt tho docision of
street South Norwalk .thc cousmlation. alli‘gintz that it li
‘ " -.. ; nicrt'ly to uphold Yalrt's lt‘lu'lllllgfi. and
.The baptistry in tho .-\dwnt church is 3 that they Will not go back.
all completed itiid will ho urn-d for tho; John Buss. agt-«l forty-fivi- yours. of
first time tomorrow night. 'I‘hon- onef‘xow Ilritain. dicd in tho police station
wvcn persons to lw baptizcd. L in that city. llo “its out of work and
“-——". tdrinking hoavily. liv was found lyiiit.y
. Charles E' Rotlni'an. 0‘ Mziplo “mm" 3 in tho Nll‘l‘t'l’. and it wari ouhacqni-utly
‘5 and" the doctm ” carc. H“ "4 ”mm l luariiod that ho had drunk a inixturc of
ingfrotn would on tho- L‘llt‘h’l, butmahlomiu and rough 0“ rats. Among ”w
to be down town.
.‘lIS. F. t). Long. of Stamford. who .
O
POWDER I
Absolutely Pure.
l
i
ism
Opening of Spring Jackets
.and
Capos.
,._T:NIWN6W._.,. ‘ W , ' 7 . , ‘1 V ‘. _'m:1iinlr ‘3"
nnv nouns TRI‘STRAM -» & HY 32:3!" 6000.
. nronc. , .. "out.
I GAZETTE It’ll-DINO. NORWALK.
«M... *4
Ha Satunloy. March toils. we will open our entire now lino oi Lathe-3 Minter and Chllthun'o
Jackots and Capra Our line will inuludo all of the very lotciit things for nprinx and autumn
“our.
in tho
t‘lulll.
iSoparate Skirts.
lllnck
rt Waists.
tilllt
Black and columd cloth coped, wire-t and silk capos. Black and colon-d cloth limbo»
latest strap-r. and stylus. Misses' juvkots, silos from 1‘: to l‘l years. in plain and tuna:
Childmn's Jachctt, slzci train ‘3 to 1‘: years. in all quslltlos.
(‘Mnlll sLlris. black Home stir“. hlncli l-rilhuntliu skirts, hlaoli llauit-d hriliou’itino tilting,
NlJ‘W LINE OF LADIES SHIRT WAlH'l‘t‘ NOW UN SALE. (lilo lot in pink, blue
and black. ntripcs and chunks. lunndomd what» and oath. prim: 39.x not, iot pink. mt. um.
or black stripcu, yoko back. lat-m: sloovo. high collar. narrow cull. price 50;.
Finn percalnn 5 n
chi-ck» or stripes. pink. blue, groan. i-crti. black and cardinal, largo Bishop alto-m, prico tit-lo,
75c. bile. l-‘inc pt'l‘t'lllt‘n‘, lawns, ginghams and diniitiea. largo and itinhll plaids. stripes and all
t
[Special in Crockery.
Housofurnishiug lhlparttncnt.
Norwalk,
ufi. t... «can... K M...
fin
...........
:BEST...
. . . VALUE!
Milo (”o-il- (In.
Decitlcdly lllt'. nldc tomb is a “double
inlly. and nightly in itself as wt-ll ll
. i-onveniu-nt in musing it becoming full-
‘incsn. and holding in Illill'l' tho pretty
;poinposity of tlu- pail. Fm croitinu
iwrur the hairis (“'de high on the
hood, whether or not tho ripple» mitt-r
the cats, whih- an aigrct of whim on-
proy or of brilliants furnishcii an able
ioniamoiit. Variation» of the Fianna”
llillul, although modisli no atom, are
gatill to ho non—and admired by tho
' discriminating; imt olaborato homo and
i pretzel-like twintn ntaml high-st in la-
: vor. to any nothing of an t-xtrctncly dull
aarraugoment of rolls not in tircary lie-
; quencc, for all that world liLo in intact!
- of inbnrhan villa residences that is no
' undeservedly popular.
‘ ‘ to: Social ('nntomn.
5 Don't lot tiu any that no Wouldn't
Asurpriso party was givcn to Harry
Smith, hurt night, at his home in Mapli-
avenue. Games wore played and ro~
freshmonts sen‘td.
Mrs. Charles Rydt-r and tltiughtcr.
01 East Norwalk, hiwo boon micsts ot’
.‘ articles found in his [wont-saint] was ill trust our tlannhti-ro and our Hurt any
il‘illlll‘, two policy slips, tho "authors of, where. Lot nw kt-cp our faith wholo and
i “hi” hi known illll‘lllt‘y llill‘lilllt‘" ili‘dlli' ; unbounded lll lllt‘lll, but do let in tori»,-
illt‘fld. PPM-l". blood and “‘m‘kllllt 2125-" ' our idcua n lllllt' it,‘ to what u right
I “"d “'95" ‘" "mm?" . and proper in our social l'llfi'ttlll‘. if out
i _ Nat-humid Hydo lS (load at Willinian- ] [41min] customs wru- not ,i; lax, 11
tlt‘. titted tiltlt'ty (lllt‘. alter opt-titling six- l “mu“ “if!" “hm not lift. "1“,". with
‘tyl-t’oulr yoarnun tnarru-d lilo. Ilis lit-st. l young nwn m Um." and 1”. HI long a
:Wiio livctl thirtovn yours. and ho onlo- .
Mrs. Charles J. Dunn. of “'ilton.
I ‘ bratcd his goltlrn wedding with his Sttt‘v
Milne: trimming-1 ltgkliiiimiiitiihoi‘ lggg'hind in March lost. your. A wife and
Famhum of East Norwalk. ‘ ' ' ! lllllt' childiv-n sim‘irc him.
' . W“- Tho nowsuinmcr rt-sidonco of Thou-
Rov. H. Sodcrholni, of‘Tlioniaston,liloro D. Clark. at Sound Bunch. was
will preach in tho Swmiiah church. Sun- i burnod Thursday night. The lass will
day morning and evening. :lit! hotwncn $8,000 and “0.000. Thr-
' ' 1 fire was caused by a stove used in dry-
ing tht- plaster.
[Ml . F. G. Brown, of Riyoinidc arc-
! limit. thi-ro would bc fi-w daughteru ol
{respectable hoinon ll" astray. Motlwrs
Icannot longer clout llioir ”you to thin
Iqnostion; tho souls of their daughters
1 are in their hands, and timy own it to
I themselves, to thoir daughters and to
i society to throw every pmsihle protec-
l tion around them—Womanhind.
t
n g, aft town yesterday for a visit with
{games in .h'iiionk.
Edward Smith. Mrs. Frank Smith
and Mrs‘. (ioorgo Ulmstotul wont to
Drldgeport today. _‘ _ . ‘ .
Mrs. Lindehurg, of Van Znndt avcnue,
. innoving hcr finally to the Day placi-
in blast avenue.
ers. Caleb Wood. of Corn street, has
m'eoverod from a two woeks' lilacs-i- ,
~ r.
' Harry Hoyt, _
be'out alter an attack of the grip,
Harry Newton. of thuziindt amour,
in recovering from an illness.
~Min. E. L. Hidiooimi Maple iivt-tiuo
is‘v’isiting in New Haven.
v
Ernest Morgan contomplntm organiz-
‘ ing'a baseball c.1311. ., ‘ '
.‘J. A. Darrow has purchased a Keat-
l'ug bicycle. _ _ . .
Frank Spauldingr'of Yale, is' at homo
‘ 319% - - - .
l
_ H nowmoa. ,
" In tho Baptist church, tomorrow morn-
ing, tho pantor will preach the tirst sermon
in a scrim on “The Grout: Commission."
1h the evening-tho church will unite with
tli’oMethodists in a farewell service to tho
pastor, who holds a warm place iii thc
hearta- of the Baptists as well as his own
people.,
‘Frnnk Lockwood hashought a (Irt-s-
cont‘bicycle. . .
' 'A lensant evening was spent last
night it the rooms- oi’ Rising Star Divi-
sion,.Np. 40. an opcu motion being held
. and I dehme,thoqucstion being, Rostilv-
od..“Will the liaincs Bill Be a Benefit to
tthCnuseof Temwmnce?" Roy. J. H.
Billet leading the nogativo and Rev.
F; V. Atokinnon :thc ailirmativc. A voto
bythooe nesent- resulted in sixtocn for
the nega re and ton for tho afiirinutiw.
Attire close of tho debate rcfirshmcnts
worn served and music indulged in.
H". A. D. Ward's father in critically
ill Ihhis home in New York.
I.“ the Third Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning the pulpit
Willlicoecuvicd the pastor. Roy .1.
runner, who w' preach his fan‘wrll
m. The Epworth League- prayer
mowing at 7:30 p. in.. .will be led by the
mm-
I
t
5 Ton convicts will be dischargod from . N“ """h'"
[tho state prison in April. whose torniiii In the annual WW" (I! Harvard col-
of sorvioo will litivc cxpirctl. Tho (Ilflt'Slli logo, recently published, a report from
‘ is forty—four and tho youngest twonty- i the dean of Radcliflecollruo appears for
01‘ Bust iivciiuc, is ublt- to y
’ two wars of ago. The crimes for which
: they wcrc contiucd wcrc: Forgery, ouc:
f horse stealing, two; tramp. two; statu-
l tory burglary. mic; robbery, our; brcak‘
gin}; and catering. mic; burglary, two.
i'l‘ht- inevitentxes impoSt-d Worn: Tim, six
months: two. three yours; one each, llvc
3 years, four years. two and «mo-half
I yours, oightct-n months and lit'tooii
months.
i Tho poiit‘o officials of Roclu'illn arc
«tollllt‘lellt that Edward Rogers, arrcstt-(l
, tht‘rc charm-d with tho Partition murder,
{has bccu guilty of many othcr criinos.
iwith the prisoner, draw out a remark-
i :ihlc story of this man's lifc which impli-
j autos Rom-rs in the murder of a man in
l Full Rivcr yupposod to ham bccti killod
l by tramps in a boat.
5 Them in grout doubt whcthor the
f Kcating Bicyi-lc company will locatc in.
illiddletowu or not. Manager .Keatiin.t
{says that ho has not mado any dctinite
offer to any nicmbcr of tho Middlotown
3 Board of Trade. He has niadc. he says.
but one proposition to a (L‘onnccticut
jtowii. and that was not Middlctown.
‘ Mr. Knitting: has informed sort-rill towns
of his (ll-sire to locum outside: of Hol-
i y'okc. whit-h town he is dctcnnint'd to
ilciivc.
i In tho Supcrior Court. at Now Huron,
: beforo Judgc Shumwny, .lttornt-y W. S. .
f Downs madc application for an order to
{wind up the atl‘airsoi' tho Derby Driv-
ting and Agricultural assmiation. A
i vote of tho nswx‘iatinn was ru-ontly puss-
.ed to this end. This society lliltinf‘oll-
sidcriible nnmhorot' claims against it.
and its assets not small. The court
granted the ordor limiting: tin-creditors
tolhroo months in which to iilothcir
claims: "
l; A problem in naval war tactics was
not long ago niwn out- at “'oolwich
William Hemingway has written an
article for Harpcr‘s Round Table isauod
March 3! . entitled “The Defence of Long
done to chock advances through Long
Island Sound in the ovcnt of such an at-
tack taking place.
"And will you love Illt' eternally?"
Lieutenant—”How can you ask such a
qucstion? I always love etc-molly.
EIX-tcctivo Bcarcc in an all-night tally
school. England. Tho problem was how '
tn capturn Long Island. In rcply to this ;
Island." which oxplnins what would be .
:aski-rl tho youngest of tho noophytcr.‘
E the first time. This doclarea tho changu
.‘ from the annex to the collcgu to ho Viv
tal. though not strikingly evident, and
3 evxdencen of the important-a of this
_chaiigo arc given. A most important
§ step has been taken. too. in tho opening
' of tho graduate courses in Harvard univ
varsity to women, and. as President
‘- Eliot remarks in his report. "The in'
iroad Wan by no int-ans alarming."—
’ Chriiitiun Register.
Mn. Piclarell'n Clinton.
The latest move on the part of woman
is to scenic the street cleaning. Mm.
; Mary M. Picket-oil of Denver has ob—
tained the contract by making a bid
. $6,000 loss than that of her predecessor.
’ It has been claimed and claimed again
; that women's experienco as bonneltoeper
3 should make hm- espcciully valuable in
1 this field. It remains for Mrs. Pickercll
to vindicato her own and he: nox'a right
to the reputation 'of «twinning-121-
change.
Connecticut Patients
The» following: worr- iuuml .‘vlim-lt 24.
, IHltil. List i’urnishod front otlicr-s' of A.
M. Woostt-r, patent lawyt-r :md solicitor.
Bridgt‘port. Conn;
E. I. I’ll». Bridzoport. tinfoty attach-
.inoutfor elevators: R. T. Sht'llf')‘. New
Haven, tnink lock: P. lin-lrhartl.l\'rzw
'Havt-n. device for branding cigars: ' l".
'S. Smith. Hartford. trollcy :utachnu'nt
' for clot-trio oars: (‘. t,‘haff«-. leliy, cur-
tain polo; W. ('. liomim. Moridt-n. :iir
;distribntor for htmparll. \\'. Wilcox.
,Winstod. nook yoko; B, S. Broad, Now
iBritain, nit-ans for supporting motmzu,
lX-slgtnli. \V. X. Boardsloxy. Bridgt'port.
wall supfmrt for bicyclm: H. R. lycs,
Bridgqmi‘t. toy i'np t-xplodt-r.
Papa (on tho top of tho- ntair-i—In
'llllll young man L'f'tflt'. Mamie? )lamite
‘—-ch, papa. awfully.
'tiw Comm? iiufiMnnr—"wm."
:‘"why should truth always risl- again
‘whtbn cruslmi to earth?"
‘r "Because of its elasticity. of mum."
anawornd tho corn-fed philmopber.
“Don't you know how may it i.- to
lstretch the truth." '
short (ilrl, Bevan of Frills. ,
Bounty in huiuht and not ill breadth ; "
alone can Hand {rill-x. and only tall,i
lithu linings can cope wnl; the broad. .
tirnpt-d girdle: and lintfy \Hllnl artanuo- '
mrnts now no popular. ’l'o l't‘otto (iuil-
bert m: owc lunch of tho cram for der- s
oratit‘o helta—tliiit in. biltllL‘t'n‘ dressed i
wry much at the waist lino. mid which i lit‘t‘
hnvv tho ll'lltll'lit'}' to "All“: a wally slow 3
(lt'l’, dainty tiguro look somewhat abort i
and stubby. himrt girls. hrwurooi' than! 1
way.
London “‘licclnotiwn.
tit-w premirou in Grafton street. l‘ircn-
dilly. 'l'ho list of aminborn at putt-out
includo-o tlw million it! this (fountain of
Ltillflt'-ltul'l.'.lltll and Mrs. William Court
(tally. A handrail now int-tubers are
about in lu- rumlit'll.—lnniioti Spot-lull".
.r.. I «or
nose thcy wear our easy fitting, comioritihlc Clothing.
TRADE with its and you will l’lilfil. Till-I SAME 3
tho now Drcsdt‘n and Persian ctl‘ccts, dotachablc collars. extra largo Bishop alcovo. latent:
Shaltcspoaiv collar- 31.00.81.
)linst-n' waists. six-N l'.’ to it} yearn, in all tho latest styles. 50.3, 7.);- Si.
or
.u.
”5031.75. lfluin black lawn laundered collars and t-uil'sjlflo.
l'rumicropg cup. largo size. lhieaoli; hand lumps complete. ltk‘; uholi paper a and a.) dim
tack laminar, with claw. so each; whisk bloom». 9c each; shw brushes. 6c each; :‘bw brushes.
all bristle. lJc curb; scrub brushes, Champion. 10¢ each.
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TRINSTRAM o HYATT,
Connecticut.
u‘IIII-Q‘n 3.311.
...a.... ,fiflr” .fi
noun-1w. r..fli.n...a.. .. ~-
LOWEST
. . . PRlCEl
\
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
All our customcrrs lt‘t‘l this
“'0 how now in stock
,.i‘.‘:“.‘.:::'=::..":'.:.‘r.t;f.“.1:..f::.:::‘i.;‘ it; "'6 Host 1 'l W Sim
cyclintl in Batu-rhea park, is about. to comP'ete ‘ , ‘ _ IN
enter upon the occupation of liniidmine LINE 0’ l , ’ This City!
By tradingr with its you will always get the host. with prices guaranteed.
.‘. )‘upnlnr flotilliiirnl.
Governor {photo of Wiwoiisiu, in his
nddresu of \H'ltfllllll' to tho raw-vat conten-
tiomif tletatolprorth loaguo at Mad.
IFUB, raid that ho hopwl to row the time
win-n thny wultlll all vote. no—n and wom-
F'RANCIS 8: C
in
WAGONS!
86 'WASHINGTON STRIKE.
South Norwalk.
0.
1 .~ u). x-LLLJ-m n ir . .unnn.
on. Thu svntimeiit “an ll.lllli_\".lp1ililll(lfid
by tlu'hoat of young woplo and their
loadnrs, tho ininiatorn of the Methodist
Now and Bacon‘s-Hand.
«aficflifljs
l' ISTllll'T til" Xllilll'Alh. HS. PROBATE
, ("ll li'l'. \lztrcliutth. A. ii.. low.
\l lit-min, u ritti-n flflltlll'dliull huh ln-i-ii madu‘
In Ugh “min lormintinioiration of ”I" t‘hlillt‘
of \Hliinm t'. Hill-v. lat» i-l Xoruulk in said
Ilia: 1' vi. tlut-mu-tl. .
"ulvrvll. that L:iial application lm board and
lil’fi‘rlltll'lt'l' at tho I’l‘iilliilt‘ Millw- iii Nortvulk.
on ”l" M dnr of April. ii-wl. at 'll o'lt‘m'k
lnrv-itmn: will that lvlll-lil’ itutiw- llo-rM-Y ho
Zth‘fI totill twrwtw intrrw‘ml tln-rcin by pub-
lishitig thlo Ill’lin‘l' in :i IIifiWfillfllK'l‘ liming it
circulation in said disturb. at lvust four-lino
lu‘lhrv «aid day of iii-:iriml. .
it Asa ll. \l'tilllillAllD. .llltlgi‘. ,
i
Canadian Jubilee Singers _
and lmpnrial Orchestra,
3! l'irkt 3|. urban-h. South Xorwulk.
Saturday Night, April 4th,
at - o’vlw'k. Ticlmh. 23w. lit-wri'nd twat tick-l
«ts, witlir-ufcxtm mural Brown .t \l'ilc-‘m‘s
puma Chart own-«l Monday morning. Sm!
n'tm- n-uo-rt’rd mutant no r». m an 1w l
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F‘airficIdCo. Savings Bank?
‘ DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwallt, March 19. 1896.
TM lllrW'fnro of this bank haw thin dny
dwinml u dirtdnnd at tho min at four per]
centJ-ornnnum tot-e ordinal in tlwpi‘otll-tm 1
April int. and mmhlu April inth. non.
Br ordi-r nl thn board of dim-Mr...
, .\. ”CAMP. AI’UHK tic-c. and Tron-u
Inf."
i
lAgent
i
2,000,000 Barrels
Made and Sold in Six
Months.
Ending March ist, i896, total pro.
duct of
Washburn, Crosby Coliils
A. B. C. D.
The A mill alone produced l.000.~
ooo barrels,iargcst run on record.
“'ashhnru.Cr-‘othy's Suporlntivu ls Mild ovary.
whi'rn- from the l‘uciilt‘ c-tnist to St. Johns. :\““'
l‘niiudltiud. and in England. lrcizind and boot-
hilt-l wry ltirgt‘l)‘. find is rottognli'i-d an llio
innit flour in tho world.
Robotic, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Office 100 Main Street.
Hartford. conn.
9 {or Connecticut.
K.
Bpisqopal church. BUGG|ESI .
- . -~ -« pancreas. ,. oh- i
Slu- wMarry John Sitindlrr! ll' thorn CRR'NAGES ' _ 1 . ,. .
Wasn't atiotlwr than in tho world 1 CANOPIES .
wouldn't havo him. l'ut-lo tlcorgv— . -
(:‘illblllt‘flull tht: opportunities that . H Ab t Th P ?
tvuuld giro hint for wicctiou. I think SPINDLES? ETC ow y 0” ese rlces
wunmium' I‘l it t u l) t l l o. i z ill b i a ll
.. H-.. ' tov- um gum or: anevor. to o my 'or e as roe as mass ays o
PRICES To SUIT ALL March. Saturday Monday and 'l'ucsdiiy. what ordinarilywonld cost you ‘35 to {£12.
. v i - . it i.» worth a visit to our riltlrt' to look at. thcsc goals; no ono else can duro 0 on
n I CALL ALD‘bbE 'IHEM.‘ those values. (TUS’L' tflf'l‘S NO [CE AT ALL.
. “or, The. HENRY 'riLLv. , , t
" ng -. .. GRAND MILLINERY P 2
i -“ ‘ “'" M“ '* _.___-,.-.- " . .
of ‘ _ . _
' on Cleaners . At the same lllllC. The very latest styles lll hats oi? ailill
. in . descriptions. An quutsdc display oi flowers-l
, . P ! and iancy straw goods!
I .
m or or' We am making no rush statement when wo promise you mom for your mutiny
' Bedroom, ' at. this solo than it has over been your opportunity to buy lmi‘oru. Note sonar at!
Th ‘ ' B it the values that our ditlcront departments have: to otter.
I - » . ~ I "I ' 'o
, °M°LELCMW 1“ ‘ noaiuni. hormones. . ‘
' room, - , ,. ' L’puir ladios' how. good quality for the. 33d»; best-H i‘gumlmn shrimp-latest
,. ‘. ’ . J” g ; ' ,1 “dump 1 one to, 19.3. stripe and figures, 13,144- goods. lilo.
' 3i. hitChC‘ny i '{l/‘Vfimiwx $33 '1 )ilfl: ‘Rt‘llll‘s 1-; him" for 19... 4 yds. bestaprou gingham tor lilo.
"i‘ ("“0" St C \. "o./\IILI\\,.'" l itidii-s' ribbed rent. or pant for 19c. ’ 4 3'5”“ 9? dress gingham for 19° .
' iii? 13355; .or v ' ._ "no" . . o pm ”my, Emlyndm m, M, 2: ydfi. iancy figured duck suiting. liltt‘.
U n . ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ ' . . ~ ' t ' i .
. New h'uih’.” Factory. ‘ ' 2 gtmt‘s standing or tnrndown Collins I S‘s-“rim” damask, ”“1““ WNW?”
"I for llk‘. - ' ‘ie(, .6. . N
. . . a . . .. . - 1 lumps-dark shirt \raist {or 199. .l tydaiq lino quality blanched. muslin
01‘ .C. '
l goat‘s necktie for 190.
l gont‘s outing flannel shirt for 19c. 45.5 )‘d’i- ““9 quality uublcaoliodi W
lin for 10¢.
NOTIONS. lyanl fancy tinted edgo- cuntuiw
_ . ‘ drapcry.lllc. , .. .
Stain-y or plain hem handkorohici's for 1 pair of illow mitten, sizc liar-ill} will
made an good quality lulltlllllll'lltll 11903;.
lllc. ‘
2 yds. of 154:. white cross bar muslin»
Ll (‘llllll'Oltlt‘l‘Utl liandliorchicfs for lilo.
10 cards of fast black tlnrniug cotton for for 19¢ ,
lllt'. . . . ,‘
. . L i l( )H.
5 npOttlh‘ of 1.2003115. llllfillllg cotton vtor DRE” A )1_ . . ‘ , .
No. '2 yds. ot fancy (lOllllli' fold'plmtlutllW.
15c. per yd.. for file.
'3 yds. 1'3“th henriottti iiuislictlt bl
cons for 190. , , ,
,1; yd. of fancy suiting. 691.1: goodb, for
190. ‘ .
5 yds. of tigurcd ohallies for lilo.
5 yds. of skirt lining for 19o.
l ludics‘ whito lawn apron for too.
l box of Buttcmup soap for 19c.
l liidion' 25o pocketbook for lilo. .
l pair of ladics‘ pearl comt shields
for 191'. ' ’
pair of
for llk'.
unit: IMP
I)
-
children‘s hosts supporters
‘3 boxos of writing pnpor for lilo. l yd. black or colomd cashmere for. lilo:
4 yds. of lace, various widths. worth lytl. black figured brilliant-luau. allot .
t'minitotkupor yd. for lilo. ‘ ncwoat goods for this volition; illltr
l pail-m-iit'suxtm llncsuapenders :for lilo. gmxls, for We. ‘ . ‘
l lmys‘ Windsor tic i‘or 19c. ‘ L5 yd. of 40m llHlvy plum black lluill
l don. fancy dross buttons for 19c. l liantiiit-s. {:00 gooda, for lilo.
10 ' buys any of tho following a tt-iclcs in our kin-hon dopartmout. l carpet [low
fl, 1 hoary ‘J-qt. t-ofl'co pot, 50 foctibraidod cotton clothesline.) stove brush, “the”
tooth picks. ti boxrs carpet tacks. .40 yanln shelf paper. :lwhiiili brooms. a mild“...
l slop pail, l di-corutod oup,‘ saut‘un' and plate. 1 heavy dislipan, l lmliunr Hillard
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The South Norwalk Buston Store,
B. R. \l‘nrohouso. llt‘. Commerce strut-t
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83 \VllslllllglOIl‘Sl‘q South Norwalit Lona.
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