mpal church, tomorrow morning, Rev.
LLBmithwill preach from the sub-
Mover Dropped His Sounding-line."
1:11: Sunday-school, of which James
‘L’Hcmmedien is superintendent, will
meet at 12 o’clock. The evening service
will begin now and hereafter at 7:80.
, .mmmn preach tomorrow night
from “The Divinely-planned Ministry
'3 Lives."Seatsareallfreeat
Mice, and strangers are cordially
' Thenpwcrth League sociable at the
home of William Carr, last night.was
largely attended and a splendid success.
\Mianaaie Brousouentertainedthe.
. cju‘npanywithaeveralexeelleut selections
urthe violin, h were thoroughly
euicyedbyall. Mrs. Edward Banfcrd's
reading. “The hreelmers," was also
wellreceived. MissSadieBandall won.
‘tlrefiratprlae for guessing the largest
number 0! authors, The league ad-
. jdnrnedatlomin the best of humor,
fully appreciating the kmdly reeephon
. Mhadbeenteudaredthem.
was whiehwill takeplaee .1 :he
Arenas Methodist Episcopal
churchon Wednesday evening, June3,
at80’,elock willprobablybeissuedina
few days. The members ofthe class
areAmy B. Dodge, Kittie F. Corbin,
Alice M. Hatchman, Adaline K. Na-
‘ The!» Stephen H. Valentine and E.
' Everett Ger-ham. The class motto is
‘ “findena Putnri."
Cycle Hall, at the east end of the
bridge, is a center of attraction every
evening to many young men and
,. women who'are learning the art of
cycling. Thefloorofthehallisoflarge
amaner. Aisthorpe is one of the
moatpametaking instructors. His line
clwheclsis ‘ .
wmhutm.'
WarrenReynolds basinst completed
.awell onDr. CharlesBohannan’sprop-
ertycnths GregcryPeint road. It is
’aaldtobednecltliebeetwellsof water
indium-111mm aqueous iiquidbs-
ingabnndant pureandcdd '
M
Erosion Agent George D. Kaela: or
%”W”flfil. -’
~= street, is sick with the grip.
waeabietobeathisofilceinSouth
Nerwalkqeeterday.
John K. Pinch, of the Adams Fxprese
company's oiliee, exchanged his horse
this week for a cow and calf, and yes-
terday traded the bovines for a bicycle,
with Frederick Alger, 01 Broad River.
Eight maple trees, four on the north
audfcur on the west side, have been
aetoutatthe East Norwalk cemetery,
provement there.
Charles Cole, foreman in Hatch,
,Baileydeo.’ a plalniug mill in south
Norwalk, cut oil the end of his little
finger, Thursday, while at his work.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder com-
pany's truck was given its annual wash.
this morning, by Leger Edmond, S. S.
Naphey and John McFarland.
The annual meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company will be held
Monday night, in the headquarters in
WVanZandt avenue.
A hole was stove ,in Joseph Fowler’s
boat, Wednesday, by a post, while he
was sailing around J .“Wallace Marvin’s
dock.
John S. Seymour is under the doctor’s
care at his home in Maple avenue, suf-
fering from muscular rheumatism.
, The house at the corner of VanZandt
avenue and Fort Point street is being
connected with the sewer. _ “A
pendingfcrthesaleoftheF. M.‘ ‘Pierce
placeat7Prospect street.
Miss Susie Tillotson has had her
property. corneraof Fifth avenue and
Cove street, graded.
Mrs. Van Keuren‘s house in First
avenue was yesterday connected with
the water main.
J. S. Randall this morning placed
several new planks in the Benedict
Farm bridge.
Miss Carrie Bofinm, at trVufland
avenue, has been ringing _in Bidgcifid.
_._£:_34 'é 1...;
Thme children of Patrick Kelly, of
m Norwalk, have the diphtheria. ‘
G. W. LeCount, of East avenue, has
resigned from the Fire Police.
Miss Nellie L'Hommedieu, of Henry
Mina Clara Marvin has returned from
Birmide svc., who hasheon ill the past
.I.. » 1 2:.
weekwithaeevereattaekof bronchitis, ‘
andiuafewyearswill be a great her"
It is reported that negotiations All) I '
iv“
21??
., .3
a visit in New York city.
“a
MiesEva Henderson and Mrs. Harry
Baraoleugh and little daughter Jessie.
WINNIPAUII: the first suitor.
“Very well, " said the fair maid.
“Iwilldevote my life to you, " said
"I will die for you,” said the second.
‘ ‘I’ll
are in Fairiield today Mrs. BWIWBII marry the one who'll die for me first,
and daughter 0W3 ‘0 remain there all and then when he dies 1‘ ll marry the
summer ‘
other. I love you both equally.”
.....AFEW.....
SPECIAL FEATU RES1
IN OUR
‘ KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
FOR THIS WEEK.
First, a few Words about our Stock Pattern
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets
‘03"
extremely neat and pretty
ETC, ETC, ETC. 4
We have just received three new designs, and we think they are
We propose t8 offer them this week
at greatly reduced prices. First. to introduce them; second. be-
cause when you want duplicates of an you break you will have
to come to us to get them, and we she i expect to make a lcgiti-.
mate profit 011 this transaction. But this week's offer is simply
taking a dollar out of our pocket and transferring it into another.
Highest price set of 112 pieces, which includes the dinner and
tea sets (mnbined, and 1n a handsome design. consisting of green
1 ice, with wild roses here and there, gold trimmed, the com
plote set for
.-. $l3.49.
The next pattern is the old blue, in color. under gl am. Very
nobby shapes, and the pattern is as staple as wheat.Tl1c price
for 112 piece set will be
.-. $ll.49. :-:
Third pattern is in pencil slate, on bcstEnglish body, with raised
, “patter in the ware itself. Desi oia no? that no so much work
.1 on emigrate. Tlie pri ”1%:ch 'oennmllcr of”
. redraw , . :‘t‘ ’
;. . . $9- 4 v .. " '
goods are guarantl§e¢l 50131:» (T'Iizc, slid
t 15 .111
Rememngall the above
we shall have matching for them on hand at all times.
nnrixmd offer and worth your careful consideration.
3
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AFRANGISM: co 1...,
ND AUCTION SALE
DRY GOODS
STORE.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT
. a oazat'r'ra: ournomo. NORWALK.
LADIES’ CAPES AND SUITS.
We have received within the last few dakan entire new line of LADIES' READY MADE SUITS‘
fiufiampartofthsstockofoneefthe
BLAZERQS
ty, alnd the workmanship is first-class“
of astrietlyl all wool, gray and brown mixtures. skirt out full, 6 yards wide. wporeuliue lined and bound
with velveteen, blazer out in the latest style, halt lined with silk; price £8.60
BLAZER SUITS,
0! fine covert cloth,
BLAZER SUITS,
' of navy blue, all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small pearl buttons, skirt full 5 yards, lined with per-
caline; price '7. 60.
BLAZER SUITS,
of 1111
with s1lk; price 89. 00.
BLAZER“ SUITS,
01mm all wool serge, full skirt, lined with perealinc, Venetian bound, jacket half lined; price $7. 76.
BLAZER SUITS,
full skirt. percaline lined, jacket half lined with silk; price 88.60 and 810.
of Black all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small buttons and braid, lined with changeable silk, skirts 3
es 810.
BLAZER 1%”st
.of fine quality black serge, jacket trimmed with small buttons and lined throughout with silk; price
BLAZER SUITS,
of black cheviot skirt/a/nd jacket both lined throughout with silk; price 816. 60.
THE STAR BICYCLE SUIT.
The suit of the season for bicycle riders, made' 1n a variety of cloths, with loggins to match.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
parate Skirts in plain and figured Brilliantine, Serges, Clioviots, Crepons and Storm Serges.
HOUSEFURNISHI N0 DEPARTMENT. mOIL STOVES.
Spoon Holders, 80; Four piece Table Set, 800; Sex; on Pitcher, 181:: 1 pt. Cream Pitcher, 8c; Covered
PATTERNS Sugar, 8e, Covered Butter, 80: Nut Dishes,8c ; rry Bowl; 8c; Cake Salvers. 150; 10'1n.B1-ead Plates.
IN ‘ 10c, Shell Piekel, 50; Handle Jellies, 12c. This 1s a good quality of ware and not the cheap kind which
GLASS- is usually sold at a low price.
WARE. . We have just received ourflnd shipment of Famous Oil Stoves and can furnish them 1n any size.
1 ‘_ \ _
BEST... j ‘ ‘”“
VALUE!
. . . PRICE!
i
l
THEY ARE ALL SMILES! N
\ycar 0111' c331£ttwgfig§lortablc Clotlnng. All 0111' custonwis feel this
{lacunae they
way 3 E witlij us and you will FEEL THE SAME '
“#1193“ flow in stock
‘ if) ’1 ..... at I '1 '
The Most S :R Ever Shown
' Complete ING -CL T ._1.~1
w .
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed
1.11.3: '.1-.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
, . Scum Nor-walk. .
l"~
’1 a 1“ r
.5 .- Hwy (“1". 2311.111"
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I Will Offer My Entire Stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
.......AT;"‘.'.....
PUBLIC AUCTION!
Thla In one of the Boat Known Stocks of Good. in tho City, and wIII be the Boat Opportunity Ever Offered the Citizens
of Norwalk and Vicinity to got High Grade Watches and Jewelry at Your Own Price!
Commencing Saturday, May 9th, l896.
SALES DAILY, 2:30 and 7:30 P. M.
All Goods Guaranteed as Represented!
. . . A. W. AUSTIN
OPERA nous: 310011,
H. M. RICH, Auctioneer.
NORWALK, counscncm.
THE 1.9mm 3,
, onv‘ooooa
arena: ”
t manufacturers in the country. The 'materiale are good‘
blue serge, jacket made with large sailor collar, full skiit, lined with poroulino, jacket halt lined 1
LOWEST"?
Norwalk Chronicler