., I. ”In”; “1.";
. Wdthelébtionot lusts
power he corporatinn missile
H iitlilhemsyorsaid that Judge Downs
‘llltsiay held tour oiiioes and he believed
they would conflict with ‘l‘!
liliesaeoorporatinu colonial and that
thehotdingoiso many nilicss was con-
they toDerhocratio principles. Judge
poem- chairman of the Republican
city and town committees.
{“306 the carbnnerte at Lewis'
The Iew Heron division of the Naval
Mellon gave a ball Monday night and
it was a brilliant alfi'tir. Governor
Onokee‘ndstail‘. General Erostsndststr.
W nfll‘cers In an a'l over the state were
Want. The armor y was beautifully
Muted Music was furnished by the
Bdnoild Regiment band Previous to the
ditching or the ball a military march
was assented. led by Brigadier- General
Fro-t. andin which 1500: the military
participated
The citiaen' 8 ticket was elected byan
vote of 100, at the borough elon-
tionthow Canaan. Monday. it .wus
theonly ticket in the field. The war
don'seathry was reduced from 3150 to
“it. the treasnror’s salary was fired at
.95. clerk’s at $50. and collector's at
.50. AIour-mill tax Was vowd. which
will rliieeabout $6,000.
A'horso hitched in Isaacs amt. yes
My afternoon, took fright at a basket
thrown from an cities in the Masonic
buildingandran away. He was stop-
ped by Frederick Powell before any
damage was done.
At the meeting of Pioneer Castle, A
0. K. at M. 0.. Friday night. arrange-
_ manta will be made for the session of
the Supreme Castle. which meets in
Iorwalk in J one
‘A horse belonging to Emmet L.Woed.
a Springdale milkman. was eteclrocutcd
in Bedford street. Stamford. early Bun-
day morning. and died in a very few
seconds.
At Princeton. Saturday. Eben Hill. of
this city. won the two mile handicap
bicycle race in 4:58. He won the second
heat of the same race in 5:10 2-5.
George '1‘. Holly, who, in mil. was
married to Miss Sarah Kellen. of Nor-
walk. since deceased. died in Stamford.
yesterday. aged seventy -six.
Law.ezue Csvanngh ls having his
housein Clay street overhauled and a
new piazzl built by Contractor J. 1i.
Raymond.
One of Assistant Engineer D. W, liar-
Iortl's hands was quite badly hurt at the
lire in the People's Market, Sunday
morning.
The homestead of the late Andrew J.
Groiut. in West avenue, will be sold by
public auction tomorrow afternoon at 2
o.‘etoch ..._
Pub-tine Castle. Knights of the Mys-
tic chain. will hold a social tomorrow
night. The Philharmonic orchestra
will furnish music.
William I]. Earle and family will
probably take possession of their soul-
mar residence in East avenue next week.
The nptretta: Tiiii’i” Scene on the
Rhine." will heprodnoed on May 2i1b
by the Grrmanla Suingerbuud.
runners Coleman yesterday pur-
“all the stock of dolls and toys
maths Fair. Iain street. Norwaill
M-.W
The Fish club's lloat. earth of tho
. Whites. was placed in pisitiun.
yesterday. ....
'th quarantine has been removed
beta the Campbell residence in Crui-
bai'ro W, .. L-..
W. U. Tammany. Irving Minus and 1..
means have panibsssd new bicycles.
Vistas. sea or constable John J.
“Medellin! the mumps.
Interior recesses commenced at the
waiver school. Insdsy.
“mm is ill at her
hometown
rise chess-nu wheeled to Bridge
MM. 0
mm sillinwoad areau. is
“teammates-
.fiWMbls masons for his act-
is d
Ill!III._
Ergodic Illt
rqh'Ism g
1...? I on or. men who bray: if
no [01160th stands
era-ovate solo in yum; lug
Ills bat—yen re sale In buying it Item because of
"Your money back Ifyau rvnnt ll." ‘
Is and 0 Derby as can be mm'e rs sold here {or 83.
sitar Oerbys than you'll find to a good many;
atoms a! the! plots are sold the for 82. SO Ollier
good ones a! 82 and 81. 50. '
llpines are just as sale in buy. The best costs 83.
Others of 82 and 81.50.1/pr’nes for [III/0 men,
98c, 81.25. 8'7 50.
Let your neckwear, gloves. reasonable underuerr and
slur? wants be (also care of mill safely at ”9193'
corner: . Ask {or our new Ito! booklet.
Mousse.
’ .BIIIDOEPMT. cons,
Open Monday. Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
nlll oionr lint depart-
Ibo)! mm the maker
a brow—son job-I
,.
Hr. Han!) Oaro’ner.
for 27 years of the Hub
Clothing On. line identi-
lied himself will as.
Goldberg' s New York Millinery Parlors i
ll. J.rll'c. Successor.
I Handsome isdies’ Suit A Handsome ladies’ Suit
elven Away 8st. Isy lath Given Alley 5st. lay tour
I have just received a complete line of
TRIMMED HATS!
From Paris Aim 11 fine line of ladies' spring jackets. lined throughout with ts!-
feta silk for... 9.5; cannotbe bought olsovr here under 38. Also a full line of
' ladles' suits, audaiullliuo oi nutriunned ladies’ and children's hats. feathers.
flowers. etc.
Goldberg’s New York Ilillinery Parlors,
is. Julie. Bllcceesor.
53 Vllll. STREET. IORUILI.
Coupons given away with every 50 cent purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Saturday evening. May ldth, at 10 o 'clocir.
We Keep the Best !
(iii and Gasoline and the Insurance Gasoline
Stoves. The “l N S U R A N C E" is a
stove that you cannot possibly have trouble
with. if it blows out or the kettle boils over
and puts iL not, it will shut ltselioll,und there' is
no danger.
We Like to Show
Our Goods!
The new Luril’l will advance the ; rice oi crock:
ivy an pr: cont. New IS illeiime in buy. We"
bare the largest and best stock in town. and we
roll rheup.
NASHavnnscov,
Cor. I. Iain and West Streets.
IOUTH NOIWALK. OT.
OLD AN D RCl-lAII—I
DailyllirectFreight Line
. esrwssu
NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
Till! PRUPKLLERS
cm or NORWALK. EAGLE Alill
VULcAil
Will leave Pier vs. I. it. Eastman street, New York, at 5 p. in.
Leave Namath. s p. in; death Namath s p. re. Freight received from
1 s. at. to y p. at. Upon application to agents the City at Norwsllr
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent tor special lots oi irsight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid treating any oi the employees at the beats oi
this line on accounts! the owners ihersol.
W
soorerv arm ism.
‘ Palatine. . . . .
9:45. line 0.
“ 11.45.
node, or. a. P u Vail
lantern High School Glen club.
“finger-go Work in Primary
'(iiradnefl
.. In. sum. n. ”sigh school super-vi
10:15. Discussion‘gorncd by Bonerin
tendentlb illarrl Stamtcrd.
Music.
(lice club.
unlit. nations.
12:00. nterruissiou.
:30. "an Work in Intermediate
Grades."
Miss Arnold. Dimension opened by
Princi Strong (burnout, Daubnry.
9:150. " be Dead “no.”
Dr. N. C. Bchsen'er. state superintend-
ent of public instruction. Pennsyl-
f nsuin. opened by Pro-
lessor H. D. Simonds, Bridge-
port.
23:45. General Business.
Ten minutes will be allowed in the
leaders of discussion. after which speak-
ers will be limited to live minutes.
The association welcomes school oili-
cers and others interested in education
to all its sessions aud‘disensstous.
The upeuses of the association are
met by an annual memtership ice 0‘
twenty-live cents from each teacher.
Lunch will be served in the basement
of the Stamfml High 80th buildin’g
during the noon intermission.
The railroad company will make the
usual arrangement {or reduced re-
turn (are.
Busters iheGsaclros.
The Wild West show is coming this
way. led by that farinris scout. irontir rs-
mau and hero of the plains and prairies.
Boll'nlo Bill. Cot. Ctsly and his inde-
fatigable partner, Note Salsbury, have
not been content with "producing the
stirring scenes and incidents of frontier
lite. and in assembling in friendly riv-
alry Cowboys. lnd' .anneros and
(Me. but they are gone farther
afield in their search for living exempli-
liestlons of modern methods of equita-
tion. Among the latest additions are
Gauchos, Iran the distant pampns of
South America, which has contributed
a band of wild riders from the Dance of
the Argentine Republic. The Gaucho
dillers in many respects from the other
rough riders of the only partially civilis-
ed sections of the earth. He is the pro-
duction of a peculiar scheme of exis-
tence and ot savage conditions of life
that obtain in no part of the world save
on the boundless prairies of the North
and the limitless times 0! South Ameri-
ca. From the Usacho‘s outlast infancy
the half-wild horses of his native plains
have been inseparably associated with
his daily doings. At {our years of one
he has learned tl ride the wildest cult
that roams the pamper. and henceforth
he is to athletes“ and purposes on in-
tegral portion of the animal he bestrides.
no more to be dismounted against his
will than if he and the horse were really
parts of one creature. The Gauchos are
reputed tube the most txwrt ““000"!
in the world. Their skill in the use of
the bolas is almost beyond bollef. This
instrument consists of a number of raw-
hide throngs fastened to a central
throng. and with an iron ball at each
end. The Gaucho can hurt this ate
flying horse or ostrich from a distance
at sixty feet. and cause it to be iuox
tricnbty entangled about the legs and
bring the victim helplessly to the
mend. Together with ' the other
rough riders of the show they form a
contrast to the trained. but none the
less skillful. horsoalen furnished by
several of the world's great military 1111
Lions. including the bin cavalrylunu uI
lirsnoe.(iern1any. Russia. England and
the United States. all of whom will b:-
rsprosented in the vast arena at the
Wild West show. which is to appear at
Bridgeport. on lioudoy. May It.
innit-eliminated
The Lyric Stock Opera company. di-
rect train a run at (iii connective claim
at the (testis iiqnsro theatre. hostile.
where they have comma themselves
with glory by the splendid mutations
at high‘nlass opera. will open a four
niahts' comment at the iiypsrien.
New Haven. on Wednesday. tiny ii.
there will be a matinee on Saturday.
the operaetobs presented are: "(lar-
men" on Wednesday: "it vaatmn."
Thursday; "an." Friday; Saturday
matinee. "Ohimesni Null-orderly." and
will be mounted. when "llnnia dl inal-
rnernalnr” and “Ouvsltsris Rusticaun"
will he seas The follow. my
well known instincts withstanding as
opossum. wiiltehe partinthe we»
missions siren: (liars ileuml‘etniab
ward. iisttle Bell hand. Addie lor-
wood. .i. it. new. Paras (liner.
Martin Paulie. W. H. Ulrich. Wleilrsd
unit and John Read. A menstrual
thiasinibersndllionnt
shores. and that the to
If, rr’b‘ti .j'Vl‘
on Saturday evening a stand dralhie bill '
We ale agents for the STAR BICYCLE SUIT, the only can
hicycle skirt ever put on the market and indorscd by all the 1
ing merchants 1n the United States. The suit as represented
our all consists of Jacket, Skirt, Belt attached, and leg 0'gins.
Figure N O 2shows the skirtas itappears when closed ,thcpsg
is seen by0peuingall the buttonholes on right hand side of thee
and fastening same to the buttons on opposite side; the effect than
obtained is seen in figure No. 3.
Figure NO. 4 shows the skirt as it looks when. worn on thewhee
giving a most graceful appearance to tllol filter as well as beingi
most comimtablo skilt manufactured.
We are showinga very large line of samples of the rlifl‘erenil
lllatel'ials, and ladies can have their suits made to order witllo
any extra charges, and we guarantee perfect fitting suits and at
very reasonable prices.
H. KRIEGER, Mahackerno Hotel Block, 80. Norwailt’
W Columbia
Bicyclesi
STANDARD OF THE WORLD
$100 To ALLi
Hartfords. patterns 7 and
8 reduced from 075 to .60
To take clicct April 12th.
F. S. AMBLER.
29 WALL STREET. i
Norwalk Connecticut.
m,
l“ IMIIOTOI STREET.
801.]! AGENT FOR
til!
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America} by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended—u
“Riverside" and “Royal. ” Can be
found 1n gold, silver and gold filled
cases at
A.“ W. Austin's. 39 Wall Street. liorwalk.
Get one Now!
For bli’ltlwa will sell you an IDE SPECIAL. list price blah.
'l'tris wheel. which weiglnl out :51 pounds. is guaranteed to carry
tiairmllmis over any road, mu no expression: is char ed on re-
pairs for twelve months Welrrstesonw new it? stern on] wheels
which we are selling at almost. cost. See the Springfield. 12
monitor guarantee: any option you want, it“ list bill) llullt
tut-gr l. Unit. we make a specialty of bicycle rupturing.
Are You Thinking
of buying a CAME RA‘ You can 't lint] a plan mtlrin m mitts
where you can not one as cheap as we sell them. and we have
is lull nih'hk too. Notice theprireuf supplies:
Eastman 'aSrrtio Paper. 4x5, tic dozen.
Seed' :1 ltry Plates. 5x7 Mu.
Eagle Dr; Plates :l 1 hi i 4. 27c.
I'm ket hmlnk llillllliia- .r rinz
liamain in rim-rind hand i nmeras
Fri-e instruction to beginners
DILWIIID IOI MIT”
in Bulk totlro trade. Primarily My:
in bottles ulally part of be any
vlelnliy for laulll "y tree.
m t ‘1'. LV D". m. ‘
l Dora-1' saw a WHIIL I “if; "in“ ”mm “'3'”
NOTICE i"
To The Publi * ‘
For the month"! of April'only.
OLD Ii. V. TIVLDHI Wit .
light Vssrs‘ Gill
ii‘nll earls for It. '1'
retail: tor II he. lalrruttlefi
tlcutauent. i will dive the
more l‘ 'i'l"ll“"“ i ll!
It!" W I“ 0 I0
ily use. Mao Merit ’for tabs
iiifllllllb IIIWIII,
0t Windmill. lisu.’
RICHARDSON BROS" 19 North Main Street.
«
You' ll hope to use the wheel often. an intelligently;
with your eyes open. Bxamioc.:C()MPARlil All
wheels are "."bast oi course.stiii “there are others "
We want you to see OURS!
WI OAR V IN I'I'OOK:
llnnmbers. Well! Americans. Daylous. Envoyr. Plect-
wings. Template, Minutes and the 038.00 B. 8: ti.
Lead“, Mil on.
IIGVOLI SUIDRIIH
BOGI’.’ & Hoyt. 80 Washington street.
Wedding and
Society
.ENGRAVING
Continual Office.
issued
m .
easy Wellhiilsleulsorhsirown '
We.
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