-ld
dug in front of Whelpleydt
2‘ ' on: store.
'Iioorandnaade
W mum on Passe a
”D 0.
(”:ng Lodge will rehearse toners
"i—Esster omit; entitled " by It
lt?"attheA. P. 0o..41nunu.
The Stella Osllahan and the Iiaysre
menu 1]. Ferris’ wharf with curses-of
I'mrnew pupils have arrived at the
Eorwslk Military Institute. all being
0
“Charles Ireland has placed a new awn-
Clark’s
The monthly—meeting oi Old Well
r company will be
heldtonlsht.
r-leIatisit? thtisit?
Attire Norwalk Ba no church. Good
ny. mlces wil be held at 11
o. clock in the morning.
There were sixteen wanderer: at the
Norwtslk station house, last Saturday
night, and last night there but live.
The Norwalk Barbers' Union will
holdnmeeting at the shop of William
Hess,’ In hiaiu street, tomorrow night. _‘
Thomas Ward, the well-known hat-
.1“ of Alain street, furnished the mem
hers er Bi Henry’ a Minstrel company
with darhys, on Saturday
A prayer meeting will be held tonight
at the residence at Charles Beers. in the
Uniouville district. under the auspices
oi the Ne‘rwnlk iaptist church.
The Home Missionary society. oi the
Norwalk Baptist church, will hold a
meeting in the lecturev'room of the
church, Thursday afternoon.
—-Art novelties for Easter presents, '
Decker s,. 79 Washington street.
The case of Air; Sarah J. Mills vs.
James T. Hubhell. administrator of the
estate of the late Lorenzo Olmstead, will
come up Tuesday for arguments.
Charles Tuck left Norwalk today for
Jamaica. where he will be employed by
the Boston Fruit company. His family
will remain in Norwalk until next’ fall
—A grand coming all week. A. 1’.
Tea Co. What is it?
The lavt Lenten reading and organ re.
I’Iital will be given at the South Nero
walk Congregational church. this week
Thursday. instead of Tuesday evening
-—Wauted a iirst class paper hanger
and painter Dee her. 79 Warhington at
The Ladies' Aid socIety. of the Nor-
wallt thptis' church. wxll hold its an-
nual meeting tomorrow afternoon. after
which, from 6 to 8 o 'clock. there will be
a supper.
The reactions at the Salvation Army.
Saturday night and yesterday. in the
hall on the bridge, were very largely at-
tended About twentydive recruits
were sworn in as soldiers. The vocal
and innamental music was much en-
joyed.
—-Poultry netting. two per hundred
square feet South §orwalk Hardware
company _ _ w
A nozzle that It hoing introduced by
the New York Nome company will be
given a trial tonixht at it o 'cloolr on the
city lot. corner at Clay and l‘ranklln
streets. Theeontmittee on fire depart-
ment oi the‘Coancil and the board oi
engineers will be present.
Constable Gotulwin has carol-heed
so: due Flood & Grant from the Ely os-
tate. to novera claim (.i'J. R Ravmond
for work and material furnished to the
firm in the mom "(improvements
made at the Muhaolmno Hotel
The writ is returnable the 24th inst.
~Liok at our new styles fluent in the
town. at Ward's.
My Years Ago.
Nesta-st his in the white noun cult.
While in Lowell was Doctor Ayn;
Mk were busy (or human west
one to were and one to heal.
and. as It president's power at will
mines depends on a liver-pill.
were“; Inuit Ayers Hits 1 Iron
”this liver. IO years as.
W
Astor’s Csthsrlle Pills
were assisted to sun to s
model matintoneop who
Mon Mar
cordially 34.3““
W met
mummm
h.
emanates
anemone: thalledllne.
Edward 3mm of Orchard street. is
out again sitar several days’ illness.
mheart orders." at the Woman'sltx-
hot cross hunt for Good
Friday.
Martin Deny has moved iroIn Dover
streettoltiverside avenue.
wilorhett sud Fitztitniuons tight.
with the knockout. otColeInan’ s.ior 10o.
Eureka Rebekah £353.. will have a
rehearsal tonig
iCitations Moore, of Roton Hill. is quite
s eh
William Bosch. 0! Norwatlt, horse-s
cured a position at W. '8. Stoneware};
Harry Bracken has resigned his poai
tion at Theodore Olsen' s shoe store. »
E. W. Godfrey. sealeroi’ weights and
measure. is making his annual tonr or
inspection of Norwalk stores.
Mrs. Frederick E. Raymond. of
Swiss street, has purchased a new bi
cyc ,_...._
The selectmeu inspected the work of
repairing the Bell Island bridge, Satnr~
day aiternoon. and found it satisfactory.
The Twin City Wheelmen' s auditing
committee will meet tonight to so over
the books of the various officers.
-—'l‘here will be an Easter sale at tin
Womans Exchange. beginning Wed
nesday. April It continuing the re
mainder oi the week
On Good Friday there will be but one
delivery at? n m.. from the Norw all:
and South Norwalk post offices. The
silices will close at ll o‘clock for the
53'
-5, 400 lucky number [or silver dollar.
Lane‘ 5 testament.
John Rice, arrested Saturdiy morn-
ing for intoxication, was tried beiort-
Judge Bubhell in the afternoon and lined
3'). which he paid.
The Sunday school of the Norwulk
Congregational church is making elation
ate preparations for an Easter service
next Sunday evening.
The basket-ball team of Company F is
eudeavoring to secure two more games
with the tenor of Company G. of Dan—
bury. one to be played in Danbury and
the other in Norwalk.
During the past week tobacco has
been received at the Customs House in
Bridueport for the Old Well Cigar com-
pany and the Graham Ernst Cigar com.
pany, oi South Norwnllr.
Kiro Aachen who Is employed In New
York. was called home to see his dough
Ier Bella who is sick oi pneumonia
She is now improving.
Will all who took free- will otl'erinp
envelopes from the “Y us" please hand
them to Mrs. Waters. l? [by street, as
soon as Thursday of this week, so a re
port can he made.
Clinton Commandery. K. '1‘. will hold
aspocial oonclnve at 1:30 o'clock next
Friday afternoon, at which the omiml
oi the Red Cross and the Temple will be!
worked.
Messrs. Sculleld dc Hoyt, who now or-
cupy the Mauderville huildimr.havo tak-
en a live years' lease of the former Boa-
ton store in Swat-II. do Corbett ‘s block,
dating from hiny l
~ ll ttiltllncky number. Lane‘ a halo ry. i
look at your tickets
A mission. to continue twu weeks. will
commence at St. Mary's church on Is'un-
day, April Stilt-h. It» will be in church-
oi the .leauit father». The llrst week
will be for women and the second walk
for men.
'i he lauliea’ prayer meeting in tho Nor.
walk Congregational church will be
omitted on Wednesday. on account oi
thew-mini nominee this week in the
chapel. on Tuesday. Wednesday, ’l‘hnte
day and lt’nd: Iy IIIgiItr
liltl pmhuhlothnt Ila tilttunf lluuiol
Haul-In, urvenled for lllluxliilllilll,
breach of the Inner and "minimum, who
tonltnn appeal from .ludue Huhholl's
deoisiun.wtll «nine upm the Supt rlor
i onrt this week.
William H. ltoolmell mod rusty one
died yesterday at his residence III liI idue
whammy mus how»
l ,
coming ”mun tin»
‘ tluuth Home“.
port from the ell-acts of u paralytic shot-it
which he sustained last 'l‘ltnrsday Mr I
lloeltwll was nearly thirty vonruiden'i l
tied with the Bridgeport Hprinu tr-lotn
puny.
Analog-trio. lirhttmleut the foot. of
Mill liill. whit: projectsintolhmrum. ,
walk. witllmreplacedhy another palm
It iew teat further south. A “more has .
beetroot. in the granite coping at thoa
sideof the walk. into which the pole
wlliho titted
wilewline oi“ Easter mwltwesr, m!’
Ward's. .
The Twin City Wheelmen will have a
run to Duobury. t‘loml Friday. leaving
the club room» at it o 'oloolt Yestonlav
it. Redford. Lieutenant
Frank flotilla. linhert Dunning. William
Alonmlnr. (loot-[e tihepard. (Millard
Thompmn and Frank Finch wheeled to
Bridgeport.
The attendance at the ilhunuted
service in lion‘s Theatre. last night
filled the hill to its capacity Norris
.l.sokann the ooteroon team. ssttu
ammonia. " "near Yr. 0 larsel. " "The
Hephetd" and ”The Palms."
the entries and views. emanates to the
announced programme. were much
enjoyed
”mu netting the per hundred.
minaret”? loath kimsllt Hardware
lmm’r
Theron
tinted tulle at with ting;
we? MW
Inflated tent at the National i
“new
Absolutely Pure.
sbratedor It» restl v lg
“or" OM. ":Afitill’dnh “igloo:
gdfiag ‘l'lll alteration cent,
Irand li.‘
an In i'ownsa Co. New York.
ENORMOUS DEATH DUTIES.
Old English families May Be Ruined it
Them.
In order to realize the terrible atfnll
impound by Sir William Harmon's so
calla! “death duties," which exdted so
Inuchmentntent amongthc lundowning
class of Grant Britain last war, it In: Iy he
mentioned that moat of the territorial
Inngnnies who. through the death of n
lather orotlwr near rel: Itive. recently have
canto into pow esslonol the family prop
arty, have been mmpellml Ivy the burden
than imwsed upon them to close up their
country hotm a and to let iht’ tr shunning to
the highest bidder -“- ~
Thus when. a few months ago, the Mur-
qnla of limit uttm'u'ttlttl to the entailed
estntmo! his father, he was iorml try the
death (llillt‘rl which he had 10wa on his
fothw'sretnte to close up longlnt and to
lease all the sporting privileges of the
estate to II city merchant, and now it is
announced that the new Lord Seville
(hIIthuntlof that pretty lira. iiorzm- llel-
yartrho. with it"t' limt lIImlIntnl. was mn~
nrcml with the ltlntrl'hh Hume»: at Wmh
lttvvtot: in the darn oi Lord. “to liilllttl hill
lime to older I' Ilfl’rml nhln'y, one of the
most lnwutiinl I-oIIIIlI-ystvttw in "thetlnke
I'll-s," the. Ilntira in this case amounting to
nearly $l.ltlltl,0‘.l1l.
The duties ore exceptionally hrnry in
thin ill-:iunm'. in the tint. plum! ln‘mnse
the new Lord Saitiliv is merely the llt'phvw
instead of the son o! the (catatonnmi,
m-nmily, immune of the immense and ex
il'enn-ly valuable art collection gathered
together Ivy tlw lute lord, who was a in.
XIII-Ila IIIIIIIo’INNIr. Ettt'lt of his pli‘lllfl”,
each «If hit pita-I r.- of Mir :IlIrIIv. lnu been
“Hill“ by t‘pr‘l'L-i. and on every swmmte
pier-2 surmwinn duly llil-i in ld.‘ paid.
It will readily in‘ NW“ what II hoary
churne- tlI‘H i-t IIpnn may inlIc-ritanvo. out!
om- minim! help [Iltylllg ion ”‘l’lt'llll extent
the grunt lnnulmvtwt‘utml county families.
'l'heynn' tlI'l‘Mi’l't‘Il by the luwaoi entail
from getting: rid of any of thrir tn-umna
in which tin-r huvrcmlyn llft- interwar. and
yet at their death their-amt” is charged
with sluttrtwrluii duties tlwrmn.
If the property llllllpt'll‘i to change IIrtIItl-I
mori- tlmp mm- lit :I yrnr. lllc “turn is. oi
pour-1. charged with thr-l doubli- the
ntnmmt oi duty, anal the llulto oi lh \Hli
shit-o amt nth-r "pron-ma of tho death
IlIItiow-m: n ll luv 3-. .I .i of .m} 1 \'.‘ l.‘ we l‘u
lion in il ll Il-Ity rim-l mat in Inn-limm-m.
um! lt‘nm llw platform that HII'tlJtiN in
qttmtinn. tmhw altrrml. “‘ill "humanly
ro-ault l'l Inn Minot every old tumtly in .
England V
it is illttlt‘reln al that during: the forth
full bury gnu-rumour:
will luring ll‘.l’\\.li‘il.ll Imtu'uru- III-alifytup.
tlmtltvtth lllllll‘d n-- Imw mn-ditntml and
will I'v-trivt tlwm lIlt‘i'I'l‘v’ to ill" to. I'.Illt'd
“personal Midi t Sammy-loll}! ll” l‘lllélllt'll
[lrnlntrty [mil Mr ll lllltll‘w IA lll'L Immortal
-—i'ltirn;w lit mud.
$l,600.000
Fire Loss in Knoxville. Tenn. this
week,with only Six llundrctl Thou-
sand Dollars insurance.
Be wise and see that you are
properly insured by getting a policy
with
TAYLOR l: GOLDIN'S
Reliable insurance Agency.
umsnntoron srannr.
Connecticut
We invite you
: come and see
OUR
WALL
PAPERS!
Let us give you
an estimate oi
cost ol'palnting
or pnpcriug
your house.
e
Painters'
Supplies.
Artists’
laterals.
Art
levsitlss.
Pictures.
Pictures framed
in Order.
Strawberry jam, 8e, iormer price we.
Raspberry Jain, 8c, tormer price too. . .
Quince Jain, 8c, former price Ioc. ‘ ‘ ’
3 pound can of apricots, no, former pride 136.
3 pound can peaches, rec, (crater price no.
a pound can pears, Ioc, iortner price no
Canned corn, 6c, former price Be.
. Canned tomatoes, 7c, {our one: for 25¢.
r... em I 00.. 22 South Isln‘Street
EDWARD 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. to and
I2, remembered for sometime to come as Bargain Days.
in the Muslin Stock we will sell at this time Lonsdale, Fruit of the
Loom and Dwight Anchor Bleached, 36 in wide. at 6 I-zc.per yd.
llrovvn Towcling, at 6, 8 and um peryd, worth 3, Io and no.
Unb. Table Linen, at 25 . 35 and 42¢ per yd, worth 35, 45 and 50.
Standard Prmtr, at 4c per )d.
Ne. w line of Draperies. lfl Crctonus Deoims, Dotted Swiss, Embroid
emi'iluslius and Lace Edens, suitahle for curtains oi all kinds, at
special prices.
1 or this sale we have made a large purchase of White Counterpanes,
at 75cand $1 apiece, worth 5: and $.25.
llcmmed ready {or use.
We must call your attention to the rf-iemiid line of Wash Fabrics.
Chelcest and finest lie: in the city.
All kinds of Dry Goods are going to be higher.
\
Under the new
Dingley tariff bill Hosiery all feel the advance about as much as any-
thing. in anticipation of the a ivancc we have made large purchases of
Hosiery and {It this b lr;ll'l sil: will m Ikrsprzzial prices on stlu'lard
makes.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZEITE BUILDMO
NORWALK, COIN
Seed Sense!
ls juxt common sense.
sense In the farmer.
The farmer who thinks that seeds as usually cleaned and
Salt! " will (i I,’
mains a big mistake.
\s the profit earnin r power of a piece of grass lam! is large-
vou should
“)ly dependent u mil the quality of the seed used
use. the best. \\ t: ll iVC II.
S". m llgltl and ill?” go .lZlC‘dil—‘lllls is seed sense.
i hi lseed sect! gidltl and laungrass seed.
1 Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T.
)5 Marshall Street,
Hatch,
South lorwellt
lirauch (Hint-t- Solm any I ner Stable.
V’ My V
v’ ~-~’
ACKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS
........
.......
numm 1an Standard of Excellence!
Both in Deal (ll land lleauly of l'. ulnh .lACli‘iilN’ti l‘l. \'l‘l.‘~(l'l‘\'l'l‘. POli'l‘llkl'l‘li are beau
tul audios! humor
I. M. JACKION Phototvnphav.
“fifth” and all Iuv hitv c'tuml work a specialty.
:3 Wall Street. normalkdzl
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the {agency for Norwalk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinitv for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & l) Specut! luvemlc ll. & ll. .Iml \lorlt! lIIcyclcs With
1". W. lx’iltili RS l9 Main Stx'cct,.\iorwalk.
BEWARE!
in pun hasinumtv of ill" .ilmir‘.‘ it'ilt’w oi .mt but the authorized
«itflnts‘h we ‘lmt the original tutlmv lllllllll'l' has not been tampered
“ill! at the guarantee is withdrawn train all bicycles wl". en the number
has been lulcrieted with or removed
liliilildlw h’ MOWER CO.
New ling! Ind Agents,
lotion, Mass.
BICYCLES!
IN QUALITY.
UNEQUALLED!
lN PRICE.
Every I897 Improvement on our $145 Wheel
m.
Hereafter we will
Deliver
Free
Anywhere In the town of
Norwallr
HEAVY
LOTS
OF ‘ .
HARDWARE! .
We invite your inspec
prices.
Planet, Jr.Goods.
8: .Dow,
II: WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
4......
Estimatel‘urnishol for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
_ ..... «.7--.—
Fonndation Pile Driven.
um 2:11 ‘
o. w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalntsr.
.3 Woohlnnon It"...
0. Humour.
ltesld once. Mahaokemo Hotel
m7!
WANT ANYTHING ‘I'
Noneedto. Advertise
in thesonth Norwslk
Evening
Sontlnol.
ing Easter p...
would common
nation of our .
department 13
tion of our stock and “13 latest “0"“
found In the great
Syracuse Flows and of the new worl
lhave been spared
- our stores tradin
Gemstock. Watluns Because we ad"
all wool suit £-
34.75, do not tkink
not supply you with
ones at $10, 12, 1
Boy’ 3 all wool l g
Successor to the late George 8. Bell suitgfrom $3» 50“,
. 5‘ C”- . Children ’sall wool ”1th
P II e Driving ! $2 soup Topcoatsfdr
material, covert cloth,
10 and 15; very at} _
’ Stores Open evenings.)
Money refunded.” "
umml MENTIONING—Hats, ,
Vecknenr. iShirts, Umbra”, '
Gemstock Brothe.
l urnisher. (or [mandibu-
Is sour II III!
in. lerwslk. .
IILFDIII s. elm ,
NORWALK.
QWUTORES so ROBWALK.
W.
“Up To- Date- Nessl‘
. Clioraetcrizes our line of ready made clothing for this sea.-
Our eflbrts to gather together the best '
materials combined with good work-
manship. have been crouto-
cd with success.
SUI].
TWO SPECIALS IN SUITS.
A handsome brown and olive mixed
mick suit, we'll tailored and trimllwd
at the very low price of
$7.00
(.‘IollSlot-ltings.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier. litiitcr and Furnisher,
flshscltsmo Hotel Ileelt,
LUCKY
N UM BE’RS
IOI9 First.
8324 Second.
DRAWS THI UIQVOLEI AT
A black or blue worsted suit, outn-
way or sack coat.u lander among
haulers, an AIS suit at
$llt.00
interesting values is bicycle clothing and accessories.
Caps, Sweaters, Belts, lite.
Our closing lIourm-ll o'clock.
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