salami-on Peers 8
uncmw will he Palm Sands
'1‘ At
St. Ilsry‘spslmswihbedirmn
nigh.
" evilsa'sand boys' golfeaps. O'Brien's.
Keeper Charles Hoytfltf the alma-
llofuae. reports that one of hissowa last
night gave birth to twin calves.
~11. Kriageo ‘ is mating a specialty of
oldladiss’ bonuets. A nice assortment
always on hand; . ,
The number of wanderers at the Nos--
walk station-house, last night, was an
unlucky one, thirteen. .
5W0 patterns of gents' more:
laundered shirts, with collars and cults.
. 49c. each. M. 8. Smith do Go.
Jamesflitohell, of one street, Nor-
walk, continues to fail. It is feared he
‘ moot. ldng survive.
__ ~P°Pllri wire, 35¢ 100 sq. ft. Deliver-
ed. Goptsmck, Watkins & Dow.‘
f At the meeting, last night, Clin-
_ ton 00mm cry, K. '13.. worked the
multile'fledtkossnpon twocandi-
“
440M novelties for flute:- presents,
Doctor's, 79 Washington street.
A Gazette reporter who walks to
South Nerwalk every day, is understood
to be an applicant for the sidewalk in-
spectorship of the twin cities.
,7 . Wm...“
.‘ :Davis. the tailor.is offering two spec-
ialties in ready~made suits that are in
every way up-to-date for the Easter sen-
, son. He also oil’ers some interesting
values in bicycle and golf clothing.
-Bib roast, 1.5,;— N. Y. mkt., Dons
one block, Washington street.
R. B Golden is circulating a petition
requesting the selectmen to widen the
railroad bride at Meadow street. Parties
desiring to sign the petition can do so by
calling at the ethos of Taylor do Golden.
~11. Krieger is— showing the best line
of materials for millinery purposes in
this city.
Owing to the disagreeable weather,
Eureka Rebekah Lodge did not meet
last night. but will meet Monday night
.The entertainment committee will meet
at the same time, in the lodge room.
—-'l’his market is not connected in any
" way with the New York market on Rail-
road Square. Clifford Thomson, New
York market.
M
Miss Ellen Murgby, sister of Mrs
Lawrence Duvanag . with whom she re
sided. died this morning. She was six~
ty-eight years old, and had been an in-
valid for twenty-live years. Her funer-
tl will be held lit 9 a. BL, Monday.
~0nr speoinlmitlwho—siery today is 3
{gigs of 50c hose for 91. M. iii. Smith
‘4).
The band with the Hi Henry Min-
strel company is one of the best that
ova played in Norwalk. The selections
rendered in their noon day parade were
enjoyed by a great number of people
who lined the streets through which the
mlnstrels passed. The company had a
very large house at Hoyt's Theatre and
gave a line performance this afternoon.
~Umbrellas almond}. O'Brien's.
Although the wheeling mason of 1!"?
been yet fairly ”pour“, the bicycle
emporium of Frederick 13. Ambler. at 29
Wall street. Norwallt. is the scene of
considerable activity. Admirera of the
celebrated Columbia and Hartford
wheels visit his store daily to inspect
the many good features of these bicycles,
aud in many instances have placed an
order for a machine, and already Mr
Ambler reports a large number of ardent
received. Patterns 7 and is of the '92,
liartfords have been reduced from $75 to
NO. to take elfect on April l2lh.
~Don‘t fall {6 stint... bicycle suit
of the season. hat and leggins to match,
for 04.98 at H. Kriegcr's.
m J . .. .m
My Years Age.
”is Is the way litres bound to loot
we» grandma" had his "pit"?! to.”
M were the shadows cast before
I“! coming of Conjurer Danae: re
msu art; like a girl in a plaster!
isms day to bloom to s goddesn lair.
“in certainly were trains black. we k...
“M pictured there. on yssrs age.
Ayer’s Sarsaparllla
began to malts new men, just
the m pictures of men
tub-made. Thousands
treated
emotion s
,will give a reception to the chapter re—
em ,
Wdcdnhwlll
MNWWWW an: _
placedinrepatrtndsy. . M
. mom. 0158'ka
associationwlllgsstlfaudlynllht.
is very sickofpnenmonis.‘
Alfred Allan. a well-known milk!!!
of Ensemble. died last night after an
illneu of only three days.
FrankIJonss, of Arch street. who
has been ”cleanly ill, is now somewhat
improved. WM
~Whatisil? What is it?
John Rice was. this morning arrested
by Chief of Police Bradley for intoxic»
tion. He will be tried this afternoon.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have a
run to Bridgeport and return, tomorrow.
starting from the club rooms at 10:30
a. m. "
'-D6Klyu's hot cross bans on Good
Friday.
Taylor &‘Golden, in a new advertise-
ment today. draw a lesson from the
the in Knoxville. A word to the wise.
etc.
,—-What lsit? All next week at A. P.
'1‘. (30., 40 Main street. ‘
Services will be held in the Bmokside
chapel. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Rev. R. 0 Sherwood, of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church. will preach.
Mr. and Mrs. David Geold, of Acad-
emy street, are in Saybroolr, today, at-
tending the funeral of Mrs. Slate, who
was Mrs. Gould’s grandmother.
-See our special line handsome laces,
at very low prices. M. S. Smith & Co.
The committee on cushions and our:
pets will meet with Mrs. Noble at the
Norwalk Congregational parsonage,
next Monday at 4 p. in.
——-Mrs. Jarvis. 85 Washington street.
invites the ladies to call and inspect her
stock of trimmed and nntrimmed hats
On account of the storm, yesterday
afternoon. the Woman’s Christian Tem-
perance Union did not hold its annual
meeting. 1
The Epwortlt League of the Norvvalk
Methodist church held an enjoyable so.
cinl last night at the residence of their
president, Hurray hi. Kent, in Arch
street.
--Do not fail to attend the grand cof-
fee sale all next week. A. i’. '1'. Co.
Comatock Brothers, the clothiers and
furnishers. are showing the latest novel-
ties in their line for Easter. and solicit
an examination of their goods by men
who like to be well dressed.
—'r.luor-madé'§§i?§76r ladies at my
low prices, at H. Krieger‘s millinery
store.
Mrs. Sara Thoroughl- Kinney, the
regent of the D. A. R for Connecticut.
gents and officers of the state, at her re—
sidence in New Haven, on the 2m last,
from 3 to 6 o‘clock.
——All the new things in shirt waists to
be seen at M S. Smith & Co‘s. Bpecral
prices today and Monday.
A regular convocation of Butler Chap-
ter, No. 38. R. A. ht. will be held ’l‘ues-
day evening, beginning at b o\-loolr.
After the chapter in clonal the ellloers of
Old Well Lodge, No. me. P. A. hi, will
rehearse the third degree. All Master
Masons are invited to take part.
At the illustrated serviro in Hoyt‘s
Theatre, tomorrow night, Norris Janit-
son, the octoroon lyric tenor, will sing.
The stories will be "Enoch Arden" and
“Parson Haynes.” Views of English
river scenery willbe shown. A silver
collection will be taken. as the earn-uses
are much larger than usual.
~i’orh and sausage. in". N. Y. mitt,
Donovan lilov'lt. Washington street.
Wilson Walsh has met with two as-
cidents this week. While he was riding
mllnrien on his bike. can of the tires
became punctured and he was forced to
walk home. The next morning be sub
fared a tumble from a delivery wagon.
and the day following he took part in
another bicycle accident.
Agent Cunningham. of Ihmton. repre.
renting the Pitts Agricultural Works. of
Buffalo, makers of the town of Nor;
walk’s road roller. was in Nurwallt to-
day. lie is on his way to Dsnbury and
Great Barringtcn. where he espncta' to
sell twu mom machines. The conipany
has this spring sold sixteen rollers in
this territory and New York.
~~l’on can buyha very stylish bicycle
suit, but and leggltis tomatch, for .4 ms.
at H. Kriegers. Mahwkemu iloml block.
Professor Amh- on. physical director
at Yale coils . ll be the guest of I’m
fervor A. hull dnclt, phys'cnl clamor
of the South inwalk public asbools,
’l‘seuday. Mr. Anderson will witness
the exumlm of the pbplls at the Frank
Ilu stress school in the narrate . and
those at the Concord street when in the
afternoon.
-Men's and boy" alpines. ti'lsrlen’s.
While Ell Henry's Mini-trek porsdml
u Went avenue. tale afternoon. Chief
tli-sdlsy "quested e head not to play
while mules the residence of Hamuel
L. Weed. where little son is critically
ill. The fever was promptly and re-
spectfully granted by Mr. new. The
banddld not play until it it nearly
melanoma mean of Wall and Malta
streets.
The mom that tlotapauy II was to
diabsad last at to incorrect. -
tumult it is ‘ that the end will
aims in a shirt-t thus as was told in the
‘ _ . its report that M.
is be ths‘esptsta of {be
new comm as res. as
no devise router military circles «gala,
f.
rental on it his seventies
cars. is who wills:
_‘ Miss BelllAlofior. of Raymond «not. W
Absolutely Pore. '
Menace reliever mil-ls...”
t
atom a d all f a ration -
mongootllec ”$3"er ad to . com
us. also PowenOo.New“York.
ALL £80“le THE STATE.
A strange alfair occurred Tuesday at
Milton, near Litchlleld. Mrs. Edward
Hartwent to the barn on her farm
and George Tompkins went to the
building soon after. Mrs. Tompkins
saw them, followedfiaud struck her
husband with a club. She procured pa-
pers for the arrest of Mrs. Hart, on a
criminal charge, who. when the officer
culled. run to her bedroom and shot
herself in the head. She was not badly
injured and was taken to‘sthe Litcho
field jail. Tompkins has disappeared.
The first of the awning test cases,
which was brought to test the constitu-
tionality of a‘Middletowu ordinance
against awnings overhanging the side-
walk, has been decided by Judge Thus
in the Superior Court. Dennis W.
Clark. a shoe merchant, who was arrest-
ed for violation of the ordinance by al—
lowing bia awning to hangover the side-
walk, was fined ‘10 and costs. The cases
of the other merchants who appealed
will probably be withdrawn and they
will remove the objectionable awnings.
Southern “'rlter Dead.
Intrusions. Mnrrh nit-«Mrs. Margaret
J. Preston, the well known writer ol
southern war- poetry died here at the rosi-
deuce of her son, Dr. George :4. Preston,
819 North Charles street. Mrs. Preston
was the daughter of Rev. Dr. George Jun-
ken. founder of Lafayette college, and war
born in Pennsylvania. in lab? she mar,
rled l’rofessor .l. ’l'. 8. Preston of the V r
girth. Military institute. who nfterw
screen. on ("ion-mil Stonewall Jackson's
stall with root; of colonel. Her sister,
Eleanor. tvns General Jackson‘s llret wife.
Among her best known works are “Beech-
enhrook," “Hid Songs and New," “('olo
ninl Ballads" and "Aunt Dorothy." Mrs.
Preston was known throughout the south
as the {Women of Southern Literature.
ller remains will}, be taken to Lexington,
Va, for interment.
Protect Against Reduction.
PHILLIPanm. I'd. March Elli—«At a
mass meeting of miners in this city rose
lotions were rtdhplfltl declaring against
any acceptance of a reduction in the min
lug rate antic-clung upon the men who
hove net-rpm] a rmluriion to quit Work. A
request is also "mile to all the miners In
all thosolt- coal regions, wires-wool goes
to the eastern nmrliuts, to send delegates
to the general conference to he held at
(tloarliuhl next Wednesday. lmol opera»
tors say that union» the miners consent to
a reduction they will either have to intro
dnm machines in the mines or suspend
operations entirely for the present.
Missouri l'flrlflv"l (‘ul In Betta.
KANSAS CITY. .‘tlnrr-h film-Tho Missouri
Pneiflo has ern the initiative here in
a rate etlct-tivo helm of 33'; rents on eggs
in our lots from all Kansas point» to St.
Louis stlli‘t‘nl. to the Missouri rlwr mini
mum. This is n promrtional rate on
through ltirsiuossmst of tho Wt-rill'l'll trunk
line terminal. The present tnrlll rate is
from so to 7:; mnts per lou pounds. Thar!
.‘r :3“; a! other mull fullnwlmt sutt.
Steooooo '
Fire Loss in Knoxville, Tenn, this
week, with only Six Hundred Thou-
sand Dollars lnsurance. '
Be wise and see that you are
properly insured by getting a policy
with
TAYLOR & OOLDIN'S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
fl wesntaeros li’l'llll'l‘.
South Ionian. Descendant
We invite you
come and sec
OUR
z. WALL
PAPERfil
Let us give you
an estimate of
cost of painting
or paper-lug
your house.
Falctsrs‘
Supplies,
Artists’
latsrlsls.
Art
levsltlss,
Matures,
Pictures framed
To Order.
putting lower ran-- on freight bv making ‘
accjam; time‘lotuléi' price rec." ' "
~' )3 pound cs5} ofaprlcots, uc,‘ former price tau.
3 pound can peaches, toe, former price us.
a pound can pears, rec, former price m:
Canned here, do, former price So.
Canned tomatoes, 7e, four coaster .52;
F. D. lfll'l'llll & 00., 22 South Iain Street
zowln STREET!
‘ Remarkable Offer!
In order to give the Spring trade a boom, we propose to make the
three days, beginning Friday, Saturday and Monday, April 9, 10 and
t2, remembered for sometime to come as Bargain Days.
in the Muslin Stock we will sell at this time Lonsdalc, Fruit of the
Loom and Dwight Anchor Bleached, 36 in wide. at 6 mm per yd.
Brown Towcling, at 6, 8 and too per yd, worth 8, IO and no. ,'
Unb. Table Linen, at 25. 35 and 41¢ per yd, worth 35, 45 and 50. WW
Slontlatd‘i’r‘nis, at 4c per y'd.
New line of Draperies. in Crctonus, Denims, Dotted Swiss, Embroid-
ered Muslius and Lace Effects, suitable for curtains of all kinds, at
special prices. .
For this sale we have made a large purchase of White Counterpancs,
at 75c and 31 apiece, worth $1 and $1.25. Hemmcd ready for use.
We must call your attention to the splendid line of Wash Fabrics.
Choices: and finest line in the city. ‘
All kinds of Dry Goods are going to be higher. Under the new
Dinglcy tariti bill Hosiery wit feel the advance aboutns much as any»
thinan anticipation of the a ivancc We have made large purchases of
Hosiery aid at this blrgdl‘l sale will mtk:sp:ci1l prices on standard
makes.
EDWARD STREET!
5 eszms sunotne. monuments.
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A Grop of ThistleSl WWW
, 0r Grain.’
There are differer L grades of seeds. Poor seed is
( but little better that none at all.. An ounce oi bad
]seed will make a ten pound-hole m the crop.
Field seed, sccd grain, and lawn grass secd.gnzir
nutced true to name, and fresh.
Buy Oats That's Clean. ..
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshall Street, South lorvvellt
Branch Olficc, Solman's Livery Stable.
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ACKSOE’S PHOTOGRAPHS
animus rnnm Standard 0' EXOOHOHOO l
nl ill 9 in! Flnl h. JACKSHN'K l'l It'l'lel’l‘Yl’l-I l’Oll‘l‘llA T“ are beau-
Both In Dfllfifipdtitl lawrllulhrcvor. Elam tan-a and all artfhlturtnrnl work a erminllv.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, .3 Wall Shoot, Normallyfit
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To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the :agcucy for Norwalk,
South Not'wnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 8: D. Special juvenile ll. & l). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGIERS,_19 Main Street, Norwnlk.
BEWARE!
lo purchasing any olthc above cycles of any but the authorized
agents, see that the original factory llumlief'lllt! not been tampered
\‘l‘llllJtS the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BlGEl.(l\V l‘v DUWSE C0.
New Euglmd Agents, Boston, Mass.
BICYCLES!
m QUALITY,
UNEQUALLED!
m PRICE.
Every l891 Improvement on our 545 Wheel
$38 sent, suns. strove: $38
ocomitfia
newsman '
Deliver
Free . ,
HElVY ing Easter p'
52,15 would commend
assumes! “am“ 9““? W»
We invite your inspec- department 18 -
tion of our stock and the latest 11°“
prices. ' {0111“} in the green. ’
Syracuse Flows and of the new world. _
Planet, Jr.Goods. have been spared 7
- our stores trading
Gemstoclt. Watkins Mme we ed
& DOW, all wool suit for
us WASHINGTON STREET. $4.75, do not think,
not supply you Ig’t
E. TfiomEs;
ones at $10, 12, 15
SOUTH NORWALK, CT., Boy’s all wool . 10.,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell snitslfrom $3.50t016
, & CO’ _ Children’s all wool
P I l 6 Driying ! $2.50np. Top coats 1,,
material, covert clo
Estimate Furnished for
Foundation Pile Driven.
D. vii-initiators D,
.3 Wash!» on It a
O ” an". '
museums-mum 30:01) So. Ierwalh.’ “ ‘
WW bureau a. sort!
WANT ANYTHING? . Hanan .
Housedro. Advertise '
E illithOSOuth Norwalk TWO fireman.
von ng
Sentinel. swans. so. nonwam.
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Characterizes our line of ready made clothing for this deal-
A handsome brown and olive mixed
molt wit. well tailored and trimmed
at the very low price of
Iahseltsmo lletsl Bleak,
etovsn's nouns snos Sh "
. ’
Hereafter we will
W...
To allconfent
do
Anywhere in the town of
Norwalk , .
, Dock and Bridge WI 10 and 15; very 813311311.
\ Building and Stores Open evenings.
Repairing. Money refundEd.
WORTH MENTION!NG-—Hau,n
Necktvear, Shirts, Umbrella, 5
Suit Cases. . ',
Gemstock Braille
l‘umieher lol' HeuandBon. . W
. a sent a late
moo 2m
Funeral Director
and Embalmar.
-..Up-To-D__e_t_e-Ness.”- .
0
son. Our efforts to gather together the best
maierialscombiucd with good work-
manship, have been croWn-
ed with success. ._
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(W0 SPECIALS IN SUITS.
.\ black or blue Worsted suit, cuti-
wny or sack cunt, a leader among
leaders, an $18 suit at
$7.00 3:4.00
Interesting values is bicycle clothing and accessories.
Golf Stockings, (taps. Sweaters, Belts, lite.
Our closing hour-il o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
L‘lothicr, Hatter and l’nrnisher,
teeth Israeli, ""
”LUCKY
NUMBERS!
IOI9 First.
8324 Second.
DRAWS THE IIOVOLIG AT
so and 4a Wall mt. seasick. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler