demn
.Wuhlutomhi.
m Elmer Benedict. ot
- . avenue. hove . the
,. 11- association oi the met
nigh school will hold I quot.
\ ‘ meeting at the school»
Wetland” evening, Much
“will be a union meeting or
Varion and East Avenue Ep-
lsuoeo in the lecture room it»
led by Miss Loretta Ainsworth.
* [m notice will he served after
. grant and memorable services
It! In the East Avenue Menu»
Wool church yesterday. in
awning Rev. Smith 0. Sand:
in inil demonstration' and
N tie spirit from the subject
. beautifully Illustrator: the
'by singing several well-chom-n
"In during the sermon The
, influence oi thin service will
soon be forgotten in the even-
I“! Norwulk showed her patriot-
. by crowding the large audience
to overflowing. The must: meet-
I: opened with prayer by Ed—
'I'rounsen. which was tollowai by
,Ml’lug collections by the quarts-tie
‘ D. C. Nye our oi the ablect Moth
ti" {weathers oi the ilc-tmsee coin
cc. announced for his text leiuh
ix. 8, ”The government xhall be upon
"is, shoulders." The sermon which
1 lowed was both eloquent and patri-
obit. it was dithruit at timeti to r1.—
Blmln the audience from cheering the-
water In his prophetic vifiion hr
V n a result oi the my stertmts blow
iii; up or the Maine, t trim rotlwmml bv
the blood oi llIP American satin. :1
Cuba tree. ('uha lit-mining a i'hristiao
Minn. Mr. Nyc is an old soldier. hm»
his enlisted in the Phil War at tho
use 0! sixteen years. rawivinx his
discharge at nineteen. at the limit“ 111'
the wsr. He woe to some oi "it" great
est battles of the Helmllitm. It is bop~
. ed that a lecturi- can. he serum! imm
‘ Mm belorc he returns West.
IOWAmN.
A A valuable t’ol’ owned by ('aptain
John Roberto, died on Saturday.
Mr. nod Mn. Edward Franklin
WM. oi Contentment Inland. leit
1 town last week for the South. to be ah-
Iflil [Ollie time.
I’rlnclpul G. 0. .l. Lampherc went. to
30' York city. Saturday. and selected!
the runs. charts. books. etc. tor tin-
l' whirl library. They Iver-'- purchased
with money ruined by giving the play.
0dr Folltu. It it expected that th'!
boots will urrivo this wot-It.
The trolley car. which let! ROWE)"
. M st 9:45 o'clock Saturday night. run
' oil the truck at the iinll'll in Roway-
ton. and a delay oi iivc minutes was
caused In getting it hat-It on the rails.
The conductor wan lit-pry ii. ’i‘olim-
lld the Motorman William town-ice.
The young ladim of thc village gave
a progressive domino party Saturday
“Iii. III me'n llnll. Tho prom-Mir
m (or the benefit It! the Methodist
W church. The illit‘ntlilm'n
. lame and n deliitlitiul time war
III III. The prim tor the highest
irons went to Mitts out» Hurt and
WAehurl and Mn flurry Atlttm
on George Stevehu worc tied tor tht
w honors the latter winning
Minus to the anon-:1 tum llllion
Wt sure a plum solo. ltcirmh~
m were served.
. mm ”D 3m.
W firmwsrd was not so well.
m Williamson but an attack
W (horse t'ioclt entertained
' , Ci in Thornday.
Dolley has recovered lmm a
“ much at rheumatinm.
“inlet ’l'ttttie. 11! Standard. 1.-
Ir. no hits. Nathan imwhey.
ii. filth-nits has purchased
, _ ’ m mm from (incur ii
, 3mm;
.1.—
; ,_ chief lint. or Damion. snot
, 991 fly I viwit to Ivanhoe Cutie.
‘ y light.
' line!" was on trmu x"
m lot-ultra silt-r hi; rum.
0 mini will be held treat
fit It the m ot Tn
sod In. Willie's ”CHIN.
luv. 1. A. W. oi if»
, “I the unseen tor nearly
a! bit M’ sitter. lire.
any on morislnt oi w. c. limo.
who charged him with mail. The
principal vitae, to the may mum
ed to testify. sud the mused was dis-
charged upon payment or costs. The
case «me More Justice Koch.
Constable Weed served papers on
. Undertaker Jsmes Birchsrd last week
in s suit tor $1.60. The compisiusnt it
James B. Harden. oi McConnellsville.
N. Y.. who client that he loaned this
amount to llr. Birchnrd. The plain-
tlit' is represented by Attorneys Wur-
ner & him of Norwalh.1'bc one is
returusble before Justice Schild-
knechdt. next Saturday at It) a. m. In
the Town Hall.
W.
No. 80 drew the bicycle at Herbert
0. Benedict's. Saturday evening.
. Harry R. Sherwood. of Yale. spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lot:
Sherwood. oi Cross street.
Edward Abbott. of New York. spent
Sunday til the residence oi Frank E.
Sturges. East Church street.
Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson. -oi Brooklyn.
has been it gone! during the pact week
of Mrs. Joseph G. liytttt. oi Woodsid.»
avenue,
The young ladies oi the Green
harms Congregational church mot Sat.
ttrdny niteruoou with Mn. Minnie .'
Elwood.
Rutuu Waitemnu won in Tarrytown.
.\'. it. Saturday matting arrangements
for furnishing a church in that. place
with cushions.
The sum oi $33.65 was taken in M
the "-3 held in the reading room. Sat
ttrdzty afternoon. by Mrs. William L.
Taylor. Mrs. Rohcrt K. (innit and Mrs
Julio .\I. Pillow.
William T. Sturgou, while in llridgc—
port out» day laid week. took a chant-1"
on o lIit-yrle at the Bridgeport Wheel
"itilt. lie rcrr-ived notice Sutttrda 1'
that hill number had drawn it. and
that it would be Item to him by ultras;
that uiterntmou The number he tin-ta:
War; to: tumm lmli‘ IITHH
'rhc lira-en Iarnts l‘armera‘ :‘luli
meets. this evening with ('ltztl'ltn‘t l“.
Bulkioy. The Hillljvi'l tor the evening
will be a pom-r by Nollie Ii. Shorvrtmd
on the St-asan‘s Outlook; aim NIKKI“.
tions oi norm-c tor the Imvornl i-‘li‘w'r'
crossing the litriiitlk" ’rlllrl urtiott in
taken on account of the III-or approach
oi tho trolley.
Among than» imm “'mttiiori Gratin»
who attended tho- rooting of l'omonn
Granite at Stratiord. lilfii wcclt, wen“
Mr. and .\lr4. Elbert N. Sipperlcy, Mr
and Mrs. Louie l’. “'aitvmno. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Ii. Banks. Sir. and Jim
Iluniel ll. Ilrodlcy, .lr.. Mm. Thomas ii
swarm. .ilrit. William T. Woml. Mignon.»
Ethel S. \i’uitt'mnn. ilnrlho l. Waite
mun. “WNW ll. illrgc. )ilnnit- S. lvll‘
wood. Grace ll. Meeker. sincere, Jon
cplt Adams. Joseph ('1 Hyatt. Edward
t'. iiirxc. .1. Frank Elwood and Samuel
6.31 cotter.
Sumwiutcndtmt Frederick ii. iluh
lu-Il 11ml Elm-trivian Jmcph ll. Snidcn.
of tho \t’wtport Light. company. are
mounting the direct light» on Sorth
)lnin Sill’t'i'l from ltlrhmondvillo ovo-
I‘Iuc to .‘ltl'ill‘fllll'k'il i-‘onr ('orunre. tI
dictum-n oi about three-outtrtertt oi at
mile. (in Friday utternoon. whit:- thr-
m n were» M‘llllll one oi the point on u
hitch bank. the pike ellppcd, letting Illn
polo sir-u. in getting out oi the vvuy
.‘ilr. Bullion slippcd ottd it'll stud by
rolling over ramped lost on the pol»
itruzml his arm.
\umug thmw who attended the err:
ill?! at tho iiouthport lehtwllll
church. Friday. were the following:
t’harlm Ilnrris. ll. Aldon Holman. .l.
t'bttrlcs mum-n. Elmer Shirred. Mimi
lit-namin, Joseph l'luil. ('ltarlt‘u Vim»
Vitilllfl'iilwil, l‘ml mono. [lay l’owcrw.
Rev. William ll. Woltcmnu. Louis Mr»
Donouuh. Edward lluoiord. (tuition!
Sanford. Mr. and Mn. Frank M. Roy.
mond. Mr. and Point. illephr-n .l. lianltn.
Mice Mary iisrris, Mic» itsrusret
tlnliicu. Mrs. Willi-m Ill. ill-nonde. Jr.
Mr». William lllll. Mrit. iiomor it.
llwrrs. Mn. Mary Mill», Mrs». t'u'rrie til
Sherwood. Mime i'lnrn A. iluniord.
Nonlrc ll. titanium. t'urrlc i. ilnifirn.
Mary ii. smitten. limily nucleoli, (for:
riv ii. Sash.
Mwwnw
mm:
Mina Elisabeth Brown. oi Winnl
pack, and grandmother. Mrs. John
lirowo. oi Wsrtl titre-t. lett town this
morning for a three mouths‘ virlt
with motives in )iisootol.
moss brim luv-no -
I’ortlnd. 0m. Mirth ii.—-A tun
Inch rifle pun irw tortiw rations at Yuri
Stereos at the mob of the t'oiurnhtl
titer urrtvrd hm from the Knot today.
The big gun will be shipped to run
Slum end will i» put in position in
I in dun:
”atheism.
on rm. lurch it—w‘nic Atlas
it» whom “impish. which arrived
this morning imit- Hull‘s. brings the
rum oi the l.- W. which
woo tom into port on February :1
with minim m. ‘l‘lste were
cult-mt the Tm is w
gzflifitl‘t 1 I”
‘7
flan Mum. “rah tin-last
min Andrew Scanner. :1 Inmisrd
istslly shot his wile sud than commu—
ted suicide at bio ollice. 480 Csliioruiu
street. it Is believed the utility In
' csused by s dispute over business st-
islts. Bohullcr, who ms to yours old.
had been reprinted irom his wlie for
over two years. She hut been Insrricd
hetore. her tormer hiltlblllitl Eugen
owiec. who died in 1892. leaving her I
valuable estate. Bhe frequently at:-
cused Schuller oi having diverted
great portions oi her money to his
own use. and she hint“! that the ob-
ject oi her viclt to him olive Sunday,
evening was to obtain some money
which he hurl protuf 1::‘l her.
What platted betw ...l 130m In the
oillcc in not known. Suddenly two
shots Iver heard and .l. C. Ilunner. a
civil engineer. occupying an adjoining
niiiee. ran into the hallway just in time
to see Schuller. plutoi in band. who.
in; hie wile. She fell to the floor and
as she lay proolratetthc enraged man
fired three shots at her. lichullcr then
ran back to his ol‘llco, while Bonner as—
eltrtetl the woman to the street door.
where culture were summoned. Mrs.
Schuller was taken to the Branch Re-
ceiving hospital. and a policequ re«
turned to the once tor her husband.
Its soon as they knocked on his door
a shot was heard and on entering he
was found dead on the door. An ex-
ttminution made at the hospital show-
ed that Mrs. Schuller had been struck
by three bullets. iWo penetrating the
lungs and one pausing near the spinal
cord. 0
ES TER TA I ASHE." TS.
HOYT‘S THEITRE:
ONE i'otitIIIctu-illli ”AR '4
WEEK, MUN DA Y.
l‘mnnwn-vina
MATTNEE Daily. 11']:th
PAYTON'S
Big Comedy Company.
minnow-d In I»: "who“. with ilu‘tt’ tum of
magnificent «worry mid growl more 1117111.,
)lilNll \Y I-ZVI‘LVISH.
The: arm! u-Iintttluuol i‘nmt'tly rlmnm.
“lillllll AGAINST Willi. "
E X T R A! l'iu Anittmtui hull):
til..- -1t )unlntt- it ill 11w i’\ [re i‘lnriit. m1 1.
POPULAR IO. 20 and 30c.
RICES' Illilillis lo and 20
lat lit in k1ielnr Mattel“; 1 u "in;- .1"
may lIs' im-l :Il i'luisI-wi'u nit-l lila'tlth t1—
imt'~ drug ntunw.
m“ a "Er—C.
Nor-Want Opera House.
Friday. March I8.
.\. \‘.
u.
.. -. x. .1.
"(hr tir-tgnutinv int 1»! iltr' «.mm.”
li-Irlti.
ISUIITHEllll Ilillllllili
)logIIillm-Itt «curry. tin-tit not.
Thrilling .«tory.
By Ii. ll. Vlillt'lllilii', founded on Doll)
lliglwut'n ltrillimti Howl.
Ill Iiflll’S l‘uflllllllll.
EIItiI-o production dirwt (mm I-‘lftb
Avrtuw'l‘lu’tttt't‘. ‘Sco York.
Prices $1.00. 75. so and :5 Cents.
Sent» ttt \\'m«-I'~ uIId Stillwn'm
“Ital-rs menus.
mommy, MARCH 2191.
IISIER JULIUS SCHEIIIIEL
.\IIIrrIo'tI’-1 lit’1'tIiNl "My l'mninl. Will “H .1 it
run-ital irnm tiu- iturlts oi ”wilt-urn. Wogm'r.
Flt-trill. I.i~l/. .‘Ti‘lllli'll‘tltlll‘l. 3l11mri.ci«-.
SPEC I ll...
Titr umouunm ill, lut\ tug l'iiitlritt‘lt‘vl luv the
pint-lug of one mitts-truer It Mm‘. tells-m
unlit-ling tumrtl plum» m mr-ry I’ll} through.
mu tlw- i'nttml Mtlatl‘w. will Pfl‘m-Ill tlu- pint)"
Vlm'lr ”tutor ”whom!” will ltw in tho person
having (lit-[NWT of thc- limp-M number tilik'lla
rte. A :wlmc-utr (or a win":- 11! #731111 the»
purchaseprmadnflflrlr-lolwr a turn“! pinto-1
for the portion hinting tilstwnmi oi tor second
largest number oi ticket». and ’10 minute to tin-
pt-rvm noting dumbed"! the nest night-t
numlmnt ilr'ktvin.
l'Wrmtihm Mini (it? t'rl‘ilv'r'rl from ”W
Moire by u wmtmillw selected [mm the midi-
His’v'. Tl”; MANMIHSHZST.
ammo. mm.
ion oi the Idiiemnttn Ports
tin-um 1"} motive in! in
Mn. ii. lltlhlwll Hott'.l1ki~
lows flunk Tl ”‘llAY ml‘Vgxifiil
filming oi mono: mm» Astrid View»
at lhttleshtp Mattie nod all"
monthly.
Tickets 25c. Entertainment at 8:15.
thrt- rim lw- citrus-rind tor mrmi not
tickets at tilevwimlm'l. fitmull. and Piotr
M's. Moth flvmltt. an IM aim V's-lus-
ill; . March lath.
CARPET CLIAIIIG tons
ilsir iistrunu limit.
'I‘irlo laundered. and
Steam Putter lie-crating.
mm. called in and Home. and
m y mastic-t to. m I.
l!
‘l’beohtstmd at it Klimt]? In“.
Wt, renovated ltd pattern-1w
mm ”at
sum
l UPHOLS'I‘BRY
STORIES.
A low special bargain prices that will
be oi great in to those who are
thinking of E” ying—s quarter less
than regular cost:
Real Renaissance 14cc Edge sud lu-
sertlou. i in. to 22 inches wide. trout
25 cents to 35. on s yard.
imitation Torchou Edge. tor curtain
purposes. inc to 15 cents u yar’l.
Fish Net Edging. irom dc. to 10 cents
I yard.
Muslin and Point dc Esprit Bottling,
mac. and £5 cents a yard.
Ssxony Net Luce. 18 inches wide. 22c.
to 35 cents a yurd.
i’oint tie Esprit 1
25¢. to 35¢. a yard.
Fine dolictl Swiss Muslin. 30 inches
to is inches wide. 25c. to 70 cents o
yard.
Panel Vestibuie Nets. in lsrsc varie.
ty, the. to 31.50 s ysrd. ’
Yet. 48 inches wide.
Customers can now appreciate the
arrival of new spring goods. They out
make early eclections (mm a choice as-
sortment oi new designs. coiorings and
weaves. both in patterns and static by
the yard.
Tapestry.
l'ortieres.
Beauties in Damask. Cecil,
and Brocatellr».
Furniture Covering, in styles
qualities that are the bent.
Slip Covering; and Chintz.
oumiwr or devices.
ilag Dads and Couch Covers. in upc-
clul icaturee.
islSGliAhiS.
l’ine Zephyr Gingham that on! a
clone imitation oi the very best quality
imported grimls~iabrics that are to be
in great lavor this coming swan. The
asstirtnwnt it‘ made up of stripes.
checks and nioidttl’and this» particular
quality Ill flfli’rt‘fl at if; cents a yard.
An unmistakable bargain.
thcnllic. stilt and damask
i-‘leorish
and
In any
3" pieces; all-wool liiatt'it Moreen.
good quality, t‘or.33 cents a yard.
Moments 31- Very popular Mauro
they how '1“ important iatuity oi
mm“ a ‘l"‘*"‘" W”‘“"”’ and " ”" 10min heavy thcnillc curtains. i
olors as wcll as black 1'
rally “"1” h
“with Guilds dr Turnout.
Tth.M.READCO.
moms.
TriStram 8: Hya
No 2 Gazefto Building.
New Spring Dress Goods
We have tulten great care in our eclection of Spring Dress
Goods, and we have endeavored Tto sccm o the choicest productions
of the heel European and American manufacturers. Au unusually 1
fine collection has been prepared for this season. We are teceiv- ‘
ing new goods for this department daily.
“Special” in Houselurnishing Department.
a.
Fancy C atlsbad tea plates, 9c each l Bowls,'10c, were 181: each ‘
“ “ cream pitchers, 9c " l 83"”51 15“! “ 25c “
u u “ Caller, 80c set, “ $1.25 set
mugs, 9“ Sugar, 35¢ each, . “ 50c each
“ “ lea not stands. 5c ‘9 Plates, 7 in. 91: 1:51., “ $1.65 doz
' _ ” 5 in, Ge can, “ 1.20 doz
“e are closing out Fleur d’or patterns .: soup, 9c ca., :: 1.65 (102
Tea cups and saucers, 701; set, were $1 00
Tristram 8' Hyatt, ‘
Gazette Building,
in English porcelain.
Nat-walk, Conn.
Smite.“ 8) Kent
SOUTH NORWALK. «i i i i— NORWALK.
Ready to Prove it. WHAT ? That we have better grunts and lower prices than any other
home in the loo l’lllt’“. \VllY " Ilm nose we dcttl' Int "Uiilllltll‘ Home Furnishings.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. J0x60. t $1.98 and $2.50
Moqucttc and Axminstcr Rugs. 30x60 ' t l l 32.50
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
ill pain tine lore curtains . ..5101 '33:“ ft. cstraqunliii window shaded" [It i Iii-piece parlor suits . ' . .
2’1 palm double thread Sloth lore lxt; it. lteavv uptown tortoins. .......... ”$23 40 45 50
t-urtotto». 3i yds. long ................. $1.15" llt'ai'} lumdndo or lace fungi-....
............................ in and flit 03th 151"). 50“" l’ak deI'DOI“
yd». long, heavy fringe top and g3)» all color» wood curtain twice. ‘ Slllt ----------------- $19
bottom......................1830. 4.50, 5.501 ' bru- cmls. ready to hang ............ 250.311“de ltsrdcaned dining chain...” ‘
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
88 Washington St, SGOF E D & HOYT Club Building,
So. Not-walk. — l , Norwullt.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer
in the Norwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
Lady, 3110.; t ,t
idlale. i i t t
Iver Johnson. i i
American Traveler. t
Rochester; i t i
Waverly. i t t i
Illififill
‘ Bcl
,fi, che Department.
Carriages, Waons ‘ F me Harness,
MADE AND REPAIRED..
limnd Gnenintiol MBttndes and Cenhgcsfia’ttitdo). Melt. \‘ith.
I'Zeclt vinitor will be presented with a ten dollar hill of the Confederate States.
Horse Goods,
Luther M. Wright,
coroiltdlunudluntllnitmtt, —
scum NORWALK. coon? (up:
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