lass st vista-p menus Issv
“Wallis“!
Minotaur”.
‘mmumosrms
'-hssthe0srbcnsttsstlewls
Itsv.‘ s. nwukimprescbed in Sey-
mounlsstnirht.
Rev. C. E. Woodcock. o! Ansonia.will
wash in Trinity church. tonight.
' Roy Jones. of Bmthers' ot-
Aoe. to out with Anew spring turnout.
Hrs. Willl'auiM Griicc. (it Ward street,
is ill.
Frank H. Ilerrlll will attend the cou-
vsntlon ot the Ice Dealers’ annotation in
midletown tomorrow.
UncssTribe,1. 0. 11.31., workedthe
chiefs degree last night on one candi-
date.
. lira. Tallmadxo Baker, of West street.
received a telegram, yeah rduy. announcv
infill“! death of her niece. in Chicago.
GecrgeNewbower, of W. S. Starte-
vant’s store. took the followoralt'a
degree in Old Well Indgeflaot night.
J. L Richards, whoisavictim oftlte
mailing epidemic, is better today,
‘ audexpectstobeaboutsgain in a few
, days.
Ilsa. Seth Sprsguo, Wot Win-d street,
.who was recently seriously ill of blood
poisoning. is new on the road to re-
covery. '
William S. Wilcox has taken a part-
nership in the insurance oiiice of his
brother, Walter L. Wilcox, Lender's
block.
Thomas J. Tabor, the jeweler, will not
be in South Norwalk, this week, on ur-
connt oi the death 0! his mother, in Sag
Harbor, L. I.
William C. Jesse has taken the sole
agency for Locwer's Union-made beer.
and will delivier it ice cold in bulk to the
trade and in bottles to: family use.
County Treasurer T. Baker. this
morning, received a cheque for $496.57,
principal and interest of the bonnet
duo the county on Norwalk‘s town
NC]
--A class in art paper Work will be
formed at the Central club, Friday morn-
ing at 10 o‘clock. Various kinds 0!
l'amp shades, flowers and Easter novel-
ties will be made. Terms, 50.: a lesson;
35c to club members. .
Edward Street calls attention in a new
advertisement to the (act that he has a
special sale 0! sheets and pillow cases at
his store. They are plain and hometitch-
ed. and are being sold at the price of the
muslin alone. with the cost of making
thrown in. WM.
Patrick Glynn has sued the town of
Noswaiklor all under the assignment
0! Contractor William Lawlor, who eon-
struotsd the Dorian turnpike bridge. the
amount being wages due the plaintiil
The papers were served yesterday alter»
noon by Constable Wardwell.
"The Burglar" has been booked to ap.
pear at the Norwaik Opera House on the
evening of Friday. April 23d. for the
benefit of Harry Boning, the popular
lithographic and stage manager of the
house. This play appeared at the Opera
House early in the season and Iolt a very
‘ favorable impression.
Rev. Gerald ll. Beard will tomorrow
evening repeat. by request at several
persons interested in his course of scr-
men: on "Grid In His World," the ser-
nton on "The Holy Trinity." There
willhe an opportunity for those who
wish to learn more on the subject to ask
cautions at- the close of the sermon.
lsaotevening‘s Lenten service at the
South Nurwallt (lonmoustional church
wssoue of the bust. Besides the pro-
gramme as announced, which intemtcd
everybody. a very pleasing feature was
introduced in an accompaniment on the
emu. by llr. Perkins. oi the reldiuas
treat “The “cliques of The Christ.”
This consisted of violations on twoor
than spmopriate themes. which beam
, deftly changed to suit the slimy and
meditative pom cl Wortman' I invest!
up prism. were very efloctive Nest
week's readies Is trout lsn Muelarcu's
Mott the limes. with arm natu-
hsvs hr Chanda. Beethoven. Batiste sud
Vapor.
AYER’S
Iamparllia
April 4th.
‘ twobmorhrddssidehrm 7
-—Elohlmsntsckl'lash. withlivs cod
tonotroe‘thrldga.
willheheld tmnorsowalternoon. from
berlateresidoneeinllsinstroet.
The Catholic club expects to take poop
union of its new home in West avenue
in abouttwo weeks.
't ‘
The Rev. Charles E. Woodcock. rector
of Christ church, Annals. will preach
in Trinity church. this "suing at 7 '30.
A large number of seats have been
checked 0! {or the athletic entertain.
meat in Hoyt'a Theatre. Friday night.
A. B. Tyler. 0! the South Norwallr
pcsbofllco, is on for two days, and Sub.
stitute E. W. Clark is taking his place.
A number of local sports will attend
the Dixon-Ernest “go” in New York, to
night.
There is a big hole in Connecticut ave-
nue, near Elmorest boulevard. caused by
the rain.
tractive specimens of fancy work in pa-
per flowers, lamp shades, etc, at the
Central club rooms, yesterday afternoon;
A new elevator from the basement to
the top floor, and a staircase trons the
second to the third floors are being plac-
ed in W. S. Stuttevant's store.
The J. T. Prowitt company yesterday
sold an Ideal bicycle having twenty inch
wheels. This is probably the smallest
wheel in town.
R. H. Eaton, book-keeper for the
Lockwood Muniuactnring company,
was called to his home in Syracuse,
Monday, on account of the illness. of a
relative. T
The Catholic club held a meeting last
night and made arrangements to turn
out in the parade to be held on the oc—
casion ol the laying of the corner stone
of St. Joseph's church, on Sunday,
Rev. John T. Winters will deliver an
address before St. Mary's Temperance
society at East Hartford, next week
Tuesday night.
The complaint of breach of the peace
and assault against Michael Kemeny, of
Benton street. was withdrawn. this
morning, by his wile, and the case null.
The Sages willbc at Hoyt'a Theatre
all nest week in a marvelous production
of hypnotism. Their performance is
said to he rhtlned, interesting and es-
tremely laughable.
The Jean Reynolds Repertoire com-
psuy,ouo ol the strongest troupes on
the road, will appear at the Nos-walk
(Ipera House all next week. On Wed-
nesday evening. April 7th, the attrac-
tion will be Edward llarrigsn, in- "Old
Lavender."
Mrs. Uill oi iii-uniteville. was going I 1
Dr. W. Bean's house. Monday night.
when she lost .12. She told Dr. Bean
and he took his bicycle lantern and
started a search, assisted by Wilfred
Bodwell, and the latter found the money
at the top oi the High street hill.
—«l"or sale or [or rent. the house and
lot in Clay street. Possession given
April 1. Apply to J. M. Layton. South
Norwallt.
I
The plans for the new $10,000 rcsi~
deuce to he built by General Russell
Frost in West avenue are about ready
lor estimates. The house will be hand-
sotnely finished in hard wood» and will
wutniu every convenience. including
two bath-rooms and line npou plumbing
listures. , m-
Tomorrow evening. in the First Bap
tist church. iiev. l“. E. Robbins will do-
Ilvor 'hu address on “lndisn bile."
illustrated with more that titty View
.I. ll. Jackson will have charge of the
storecptlocu. Air. Robbins Will ole-alt
largely lrom personal cs patience among
the“redskins." No admission will he
ohmic-d. but an offering for Home
Allusions will be accepted.’ Mature to
begin at h o'clock. All are invited,
Wu... . m. ..
Meet tests! is Asudsss's its".
An uniuyshls wbweh mini was held
in Kundson's hall. last night. The III-
wndsuoo westerns. besides the attrac-
tion-ct the “oohwobo.” u very pleasing
. was rendered. it included
selections by the orchestra. led by Mo
thur lenient. vocal selections by um,
Stevenson. ocomlc vocal duct by his.
and in. Charles lieydriok. piano duct
byllhsltthsl llerrisiu sud warheads
Minna. driilhy lieu. usydrioh. root
Why list Anus laudtm and llnrry
w, vmsl solo by Jive. Front
Richards and retro-hunts psrtslseu of
by all. ... A
V“'..‘...‘.:.. ‘
Asses Dsckrrwili more. mt west.
tress mun averse to than street.
50mm. Guns n. Wsyisss has snov
on trust intranet» Wilton avenue
William A. W In movies tron:
.. 0......
“amendments.
I
st to purported, is lying “Washing-
Tlto (antral ct lira. William Weaver
Mrs. Osborne exhibited some very atv -
Absolutely Pure.
.. nuggets: figigfitéfiwm
man othocheup brands
ran 15qu rowan Go. How York.
IIYIIIEIIE'IN TIIE IIIIIIE
a... .-¢.~.—.
Dr. Emily V. ll. Pardee Tells How to
Avoid the Doctor’s Bills.
SIIIIE 0E IIIE VIIIIIIES 0E FIIESII AIII
Wrestle. Paper Bead Delete the Members
at the central Club alasy Diseases Dinet-
ly scams targets to Vitisled Air in
Our Homes and Formica.
Dr. Emily V.VD. Pardee read a paper
at the Central club house, yesterday al-
ternoon, on "Hygiene in the Home.”
The speaker was presented by Mrs. Gre-
gory, the club president, who, in a very
graceful little speech, referred to "the
thousands of mrsous" whose lives had
been saved as the client of Dr. Pardee’s
lectures to the Central club lost season on
"First Aid to the Injured.“
After the applause had subsided, Mrs
Pardon spoke. Ber chief topic treated
of the need ol‘ fresh air and the virtue oi
ventilation. She gave a list of the disv
cases that are attributed largely to vitia-
ted air, and said it they were not direct-
ly traceable to that cause, at least the
lack of pure air weakened the system so
that it was less capable of resisting dis-
ease.
"Thereis nothing else of which we
are so economical as the free air
of . heaven," she said. “If it
were not lor‘ accidental ventila-
tion through “Hitting doors and win.
«lows, chimneys, and those unwelcome
messengers who will neither come in
nor stand outside 'God bless them I, we
should be far worse oil: lornir than now,
Every room in the housi- ought “t be
aired once u WI] and dining rmms, sit-
ting mains. etc, several times a day.
The speaker gave the figures of tIlt'
number of pounds of air necessary for
the Well-being uf one person, and argued
that it is poor economy to keep the ill!’
out for the Suite of saving: fuel. are fresh
anyway, thesa- who try in practiw
economy In this matter usctsIIy make
up {orally prom which might accrue
irons it by having to pay doctors“ bills.
“As I am not now pruriicluiz."
Dr. i’nrdee. "
on this advice." slaughter. =
Speaking of lighting, the speaker told
of the amount of air consumed by oil.
gas, otc. Electric light does not
make any perceptible('huuge’in the at-
mosphere.
"The advantage of the (ill-CHIC light is
visible," she said, "while the light itself
isotteu invisible. Let the air circulate
through your houses. You know the
only way to ventilatv :I choice hit. of this
sip is to emulate itwtimt changes it os-
sentiaily~~ so with the air oi your houses.
Lettuchesemh you lnull‘ your ctdiurs
and ynurunrrets. yum closets and your
clothes: let the four winds of heaven In
to purify your Ililflllfn.
“A littln learning: iii a dangerous
thinu. nlittlu money In an aggravation
undnhttlc sir-«u huh: air to tttttt Insul-
iicieut."
Butler Luigi» will cooler the third
deans) tonight
Oonnecilcut
Laundry!
WW
STEAI AID HAHD.
MOW
Itsvllsnd Street. South Hermit.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
out it
W. H. SWORDS
"as just rlullllfl'll a line IIneol
SPRIHD SUITIHOS
CALL AND Aliii‘l‘iiflll.
Opposite o Ity Hotel.
South Hotwelk.
it” I!
sci, 8c, lcrmer price too.
3 pound can of apricots, tic, former piide 13c.
spouod can peaches, soc, tonne: price ire. .
2 pound can pears, lormer price Isc
We carry more goods' In our store
stocks of this town combined.
than iall the other hardware ' ‘
air is easier in heat than heavy air. and ‘
said ,‘
I feel at liberty to offer I
5 GAZETTE IUILDIHO,
.....
Both in Desifn
I. M. JACKBON Photographer.
Canned corn, 6c, former price Be.
Canned tomatoes, 1c, tour cans for 25¢.
F. D. lAWTDH & 00., 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET. '
Special sale of
SHEETS AND PILLOW GASES!!!
Plain and hemetitchcd at the price of the muslin alone.
melting them thrown' in
Como While the $an is On!
For you will pay more if you wait."
EDWARD STREET!
DONOVAN aLocK WASHINGTON eraser.
l9 Railroad Place.
unsun- mm Standard of Excellence!
and Beauty oi Finish. .1 .tCKSON'l-i PLA'I‘I‘NOTYPE PORTRAITS
Inland last i “reset lutotiors and all architectural work a spy ein‘ tr. are beau
The cost 0!
IORWALII, 00".
Same Low Prices As
Usual!
See no this week far bargains. A low
more of those sugar cured hams for We
a lb; this week we give you four lbs ol
good corned beef and u cabbage {or 2’ )6;
{our pounds of lard for 2w; 4 pounds
salt pork for 25¢; 3 poumle of best sugar
cured bacon for 25c. All kinds of tish
at the lowest price. The place is the
New York Market
TRAIN 8. AYERS, Prop.
.3 Wall Street. Monmouth!”
price.
lolly screened;
I < than that.
Let me Sell You Oats!
Ioiicr you quality, assortment, full weight and
I can give vou the best grade to be had, care-
I can give vou the satisfaction
that honest goods (tl\\' nys give.
No one on the “we of the earth can do more
Buy Oats That' 3 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
ELEGANT STYLES!
MARCH 29, t897,
IS Most HERE.
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON TBETWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
US THAT DATE.
EPLENDID WEAR“
—---— AND—v.»—
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Mill“! n Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4.0 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
8UPERB FITIII
Electric Call
Bell Outfit,
00mph“. that).
1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery
1 push button.
50 feet insulated wire, sui-
lieicnt staples, and printed
instructions which wiII aid
any person to put hell in
successful operation.
-ws . a..-”
$0. IOHWALH ' HOW. 00.
4s SOUTH MAIN I ET
FIHE TOOLS
PAINTS AID
‘ OILS
IARTIH’S PAIHT
BRUSHES
Gemstock. Watkinsb
‘8: Dow,
us WASHINGTON STREET.
Fora Reliable, Liberal, Prompt Paying
TAYLOR Ir GOLDEN’S
South Norwalk.
WANT ANYTHING ?
It consists in part of such
as Disston & Richardson's
saws, Witherb chisels, May-
dule hammers, tanley’ sp' cues,
and other tools in
we will undersellanyone In this
market. We have an elegant new, knowing! 0,; I“
READY "IX represent any tale to"
PAINT . although in somecascslt
at $1.25 per gallon.
are the standard of America.
We have a large stock of them
at special prices.
FIRE INSURANCE
RELIABLE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
Fire Insurance Policy, call on
Reliable Insurance Agency,
is wssumoros eraser.
Connection?
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embelrner.
I: Waahlngton Doro...
Io. Nam-III.
maiden“. Mahsekemo Bogs]!
In
No need to. Advertise
f We Arew
prepared for a prosperous spring trade and ‘
as usual our line at foreign and domestic
\voolcns surpasses in variety and moderate
prices any shown in the Norwalks.
Trouserings
colorings.
large variety.
Worth your
purchasing.
Open oi cry
Are always just as rep
our store-a spade iota s~
is wool and cotton is ..
it e loss of the sale.
are confined to three stylu,
which probably are ‘
popular; prices from 33-139 5
Black diagonals, Gso to 13.59,,
as well as summer are
We have an excellent line
every new Coloring and a
signs of cloths; double -
the prevailing style, and ,
smaller boys,3
reefer collars, handsomely
are the right thing.
lively even now.
shirts for men, 35¢ each; 3 l
and look at what the poop
wear this season.
’ in the South Norwalk TWO NORWALK.
Evening I
80 ntl n . I. STORES. 80. NORWALK.
Knowing the great demand the hard ,
times has made for
Ready-Made Clothing.
we have prepared ourselves in our usual .
nobby one at $8
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Butter and Furnisher,
Ishsckeme Hots! Block, South Hermit.
black cheviots from $7.50 up.
Children’ s suits for early s
"U
107?
for
Spring su ts (or men are ,v
Fancy trimmed muslin
Store Open evenings.
Comstd ;
Bros.
to scam as"! of?
So. tier-elk.
muesli; s. . aim ,
and suitings in all the latest.
Suits from $5 up. Very
while to investigate befort
evening until 9 o ’clock.
It Isn’t Any lflcrt
to this one oi the bicycles that we loll
They spin over the ground so easily as:
you imagine that somethlul else than ‘
your lens is furnishing the motive ”I.
because they run east". they loot mo.
Frod'k.W. Rogers
.9 MAIN smear,
Norwailt,
‘COI's
THE TRIUMPH OE All?
was achieved by Michael Annals! hi
hesutitnl decoration of the fiistlas
cl in the Vatican But no
istic clients are to be fun '
New York or Chicano tit-tn is
in our new desires and _ ,
pa rs. We have them In ,
out queries wound"!
Patnters‘ as.
Artist's m.
Anfloeds.
misses. to
em ' ' am ‘ '
Dill I m
10 WW ‘
Norwalk Chronicler