u. con. of not ziadt
flailing friends in Hartford.
« or expect to begin the
I: of Van Zandt avenue
Aprili. i
Super of Gregorf Point
.cntcrtaiued a surprise par-
nil!“
Brothers have rented the Ben»
/ ' at Bell Island for the ana-
[I party from East Not-walk.
...-
ind Mrs. Charles E. Benediet
ding a few days with Mr. and
. V. Benedict. South Unborn ave-
or E.’ E. Gotham is preparing
. ”and on the property of delin-
taxpayers on the list of 1896.
' allowed for the payment of
hills expires April I.
W Ralph Decker. instead of Al-
'einzelman. who received a cut in
ii of the leg during a playful
one day in: l week at the East
k ochonl. Master Decker has
Joaelorsky. the First avenue
was awakened about 1 o'clock
min; by the barking of his
and bearing a suspicious noise at
“are door. Visions of burglars
it in his mind and he opened his
“bdrm and discharged his revolver.
’lfiie noise ceased, and it is thought the
mama burglar beat a retreat.
M. 0. Swenaon. of East Norwalk.‘
”plied to the Swedish Congregation-
a! thumb. in Danbury. last evening.»
and in Washington in the morning.
"The! were farewell sermons. as Mr.
colon intends to return to his old
home in Sweden this spring for his
Will He hair resigned the traumati-
I)! the Swedish f ongrt-gatlonal ihill’f h
:il Elli Romain to take effett April
p1. and will sail for Sweden about
”I! lit. He will probably remain
manently in the old t-ountry.
Jarellent muair and good Drf'm’hlm;
were the attractions at the East Art--
” Maihodiat Episcopal f‘ilili‘l'ii yin-
my and lame audiences at both of
ill. ”flirts showed their interest in
the «me. Rev. A. J, Smith pmrnml
on clot-tin; aertnon in the morning on
‘, Mullen. Frank Merriam. ainlnteti
‘37 Fred Fields. the leader of the lie-
’ “fl! band. led the twilight meeting.
It W In hour of rontlnual inspiration
Tm binning. tier. William flagged.
”In. of Bridgeport. proaehml in the
oral-x an earn an and helpful dia-
lolua, whlrh was listened to by thr-
fllliimde with grout interest. Many
m to" the wordu oi apprmiutitrn
MM conrerninr tin» anthem rend.ml
it] the quartettr at this Hf‘ri'ii'fl‘ .m-
“and 0 Tarry in '-f'lu plowing hymn
Work for the Night in t'outing. When
Huh Work in 1mm. was living with
I!!!" by the entire rottxrmniian.
. mam: .
_ it. and lint. summit. of lirooltlyu.
‘ are visiting Mn. John lowntlea.
_ If. and hint. Stephen l’nrtle». of Jet--
any City. are vluitlnu Sir. and Mn
’Vllliatn iloyt.
John T. lloyi and Eddie t'uuhmnu. n!
,1“! York spent tittnduy at their
’m on the neat tilde
In. Miler Coir returned to Nils-lbw
.' ”Mutiny lifll‘l' ti vinit with iii-f
M Mr. and Mm. Willlnm iluyi
in. Diary Thinnest and mu ‘l‘lmuw
arrived home from Weevittport. N.
..w mud a few day». Saturday
i Ir. Thoma-a entnriainrd a large
it! hid fi'lrmltt.
_M Bordon. turn of Mr. and
m Atitmit I‘Vk‘l’i‘fiiml tilt»
anniversary of bin birth. our
flat out. by entertaining a pm»
fill! Mull: friendu.
W.“ Thonwa' upilt» driver one
"I llont'lml Halttrdny. lakv
uteri lllte a tlut'lt. Tm min.»
db lately landed til the ithtrm.
I?!” will be equipped immuniz-
w VIII man be ready for m.
‘. on im. Walt" unit have gone
. ' ‘ n to rare for a brother of
M tho in quite rink.
‘ mm. who lute been at
W’ Hall.- the wt. your. in
" also my“ situation-em
. III” him Fight. in imp
m hom- lotnui Friday tif-
. “It Hie“ th' rim.
. horny in item him
”It m was viewed by (nu.
7 ma Winnie.
' Dir. and) Ilrl. Mimi W. Holley,“
Dauhury. are guests of lira. Della r.
. Manitoulin of ergbtntreu. ,
um am it. watchman. of
Bridflitorl. it a guest at the residence
of Punt: E Stunts. Em Church
atreet.
The Elizabeth Martin property in
Green Karma bu been sold by the ad-
miuiatralor, Robert H. Coley, to B.
McNally.
The Ladiea' Pastoral Aid society. of
Trinity church. meets tomorrow after-
noon with Mrs. George ’ Jelleffe, of
King street.
Owing to the illness of Dr. in 1'. bay.
Mrs. Day was unable to assist Mrs. P.
G. Sanford and Mrs. A. s. Hurlbult. at
the Reading Room tea Saturday alter-
noon. ller place was filled by Miss
Eva C. Stinger. 'l‘he aunt of Still?
taken in.
James G. Glynn has moved to Green
Farms. where he will have charge of
the Baprllo place as overseer and
('Oat‘hmilfl. Cortland! E. ililrtdon will
move into the hire. John Gray place in
North Main street. vacated by Mr.
t’llynn. and Fred 5. Gorham and fami—
ly. of Norwalk. will more into the
place in State street vacated by Mr.
Hilsdon.
The fifth of the series oi illustrated
lectures on Pilgrim's Progress was
given in the Methodirtt t-hurch. last ev-
ening. by the pastor. Rev. w. “Waite-
man. the subject being From Vanity
Fair to llottbtinx Castle. The illugtra—
ted hymns sung were Guide Me. 0
Thou Great Jehovah and Yield Not to
Temptation.
One night last week Sherman and
Allen‘s net made the largest ratvh of
smell in the Sangnturll river on far
this season. the weight being between
four and live hundred pounds. Sm‘lt
are very plenty this year and are in
demand. although the prieea are not
what the fisherman would like to m.
Friday morning. the large barn and
an ire house owned by Milo hits-d. of
(lrrrnwirh. were burned. The horn
wax a new one and contained a lurgr»
quantity of bay. The lee bount- wan
partially filled with ire. The ratuw of
the tire is a myntery. The lose it. about
“.20". fully «twisted by insurance.
John Woodward. foreman of l'euun.’
Fire mnmany. of Southpnrt. llmi to
wired a Will «pm: from the Palmetto
Rubber company. for its work at tilt
lirt» laid Wetlnewlay night. It in re
ported flint. both lite i‘airiii‘ld Hot».
and Ladder and the lr‘nlrlield Fire tie
parlmeni ilitif) received rim-kit for aim
liar umounta.
mom 3mm In“!!!
United Balm of Karin America to
Edward ilarnlt has realigned ibi- of.
lit-r of DN‘Aliil‘fl! of the l'mwd Nation
of North Arm-rim. the rexlguation ti
liliiP [iiflt't- littnn-tiitttriy. iiy virtue til
the organization.
ill or
the mnatittttion of
'i'it-e president John A Modal.
.inge. X. J . Min wwlu .\lr. Barrett.
,\ npt‘viul mrrtiut: m’ the board til
lit: . turn bus ln'r-tt t‘iiiiPti for thin Work
.5) i‘iiimhi' a vine tirenitinnt.
Mr. iiiil’rrff bun hum prealdent at th-
l‘uifetl iiullura over alum» the ntuulttu
motion of the Muller» and Finisher»
Null-mm uninnu in our. and but won
many friend: both among the man“
inut'lurern and the trade. in l‘reaidnnl
llarrett‘ti rmlunution the nationa-
mrily lost-a n romterratire lender. who.
.t in rourmled. undermtmln halting
lrtllliilt'n limit-r than any titan in tht
organization. and route! bl expremm.
vita-r lhri tom of hill wine roiinw'i to
the trail!-
~_ “......“
Our .050 for in. cabana.
‘i‘rnumirer John ll. Perri». of the l'u
hurl rrlirf fund in in rrfldpl of the fol
liinlllK «orb donations strum the lam
report Monday. when Hill had barn
ruined From the Lot'ltmmd Munnlnr
luring mmmny. 8%. Andrew Thump
out. 3.1; Levin ll, Snob. ’5. ll. l. titr-
wnu. Wittnipnuh. in; Selma liiekerq
man. ’2; friend. 3i. This bring! "it
mini amount up to 3223!. Additional
mntritmtionr will be remind thin
WP!“
-
19! it. Willi. lath-l.
it now "if!!! out that the Mfl’it‘i
{mind by the spring MIMI rhildren
war not the minim ranted by the ab
lured Wilton harden-rt. but in: it
(”boil ample from wimmuly'n uh
pile. The real amide bi trim mining.
It in Mark. intend of mm color. u
was the one mu by the ehtlirn.
MM!" Your mom.
chicane. my. Riwr‘m W.
W are to into on low
«um Ii it" York harbor limit»
on. lit I'm m volunteers one
naked for tile new artillery uni»
ma ”de minim. m
«in: them till were mm I“
they trill ital-eat to m m with»
in is int days. he an um um
from the mm mm at the
mnflIMt’flmn will item with
«:me
x
Am“ ‘7; ., will, ,.
‘_ niobium“ mom.m
Jonahmummput‘aitopm Om
ofthm swindle. was W by a
New York publishing house.
In gym cm a subscription of 25
mt. tr required. A frond order has
been tuned by the government ran-
inininl the mail of the publiabor at
New York in mounts to complaint or
.the Society for lilo Suppression of
Fraud and Crime (‘omplaintn have
come from all over the country.
Another publlth’tfi company when
. that to pay $20 for every answerto a
“mining letter puzale." A picture of
Abraham Lincoln was printed and be-
side it this line:
AtttttiLOK '3 )3. . '
Each contestant was to pay 26 cents
for three. months' subscription to the
magazine and to trend the complete an-
lulion. When the Iolution was publish
ed it was known to consist of it sets of
wortla, one of which war; "a hunt on
Lincoln." the reference being to a era-
vut. Not a single contestant wrote "a
hunt on Lincoln." and the society held
that that particular answer was selectv
ed to defraud sulm'rlbers. Another ad-
vertisement offered 3300 rush for a (or.
test list of answers to a puzzle contain—
ing fifteen words with mining letters
and a ”350 guaranteed gold watch and
chain" to all who filed in ten word:
correctly.
On these two atlvertinement't the nor-
lety'r agenda laid a complaint before
Judge Tyner at Watthlngton. It was
held by Mr. Gardenhlrn. counsel for the
t-omplainantn. that the Abraham Lin—
roln ofler was deceptive and that the
”550 gttaranteul watt-h" advertisement
was so made up of ambiguous words
that a reader would nupptme he was to
get a :5» watch for a aoltuion and 2?.
cents. and would learn after paying
that amount that he would get the
magazine for live yenni and a wutvh
valued at $2.50 upon payment of $5: in
addition to ill” 5 rent: he had paid.
Mr. Gardenhire mated that the mar
azine had built up a circulation of 800.
000 within a few months and that. the
profits were enormoue. Judge Tyner
reserved his decision until loot Friday.
Mr. ilnrdenhire says: "I bar: lust rt»
mired a letter from Judge ’l'yner nug-
seating that our members throughout
the country roller! FVidQni‘i‘ against a
L'hlt'ago mmrru Whii‘h advertlnm for
women in work at home. Vlrtlms are
infiilt’f'ti to trend 8.? for material from
whit-h to make luw». When the ma-
terial is made into lace and in rent
bark m Chit-ago with a requeni. for $201
'lte virtlnr in told that tin,- umrk in not
put. up to the mum-ed standard.
"Matt-rial said to be worth 820 is r».
ummi and the virtiln i.» hufillrt'ti thtil
she will be paid $80 for the law 5hr
nuke» from it. (If mum the net-er
pin a rent. while tilt romapny ban
her money and law whlvb may be sold
for lilo.” ~Danlmry News.
Lavina». in Alaska.
Astoria. Ore. Matrix 2% The steam-
‘r llrpgmt arrived from llyen nnd Slur
zuay. making the pass: up» in tlw dnyr.
She bring» W; panama”: who l't‘mlrl
.ht- rpltil'mii‘ of nplnni meningitir in
dbnxuay its ubntlng. No death» haw
.m-ure-d (or mine day». l‘mnit i'letuv
ml. of liillalmrn. mo. mm nhot and
ltilletl at flit-op i‘npip on the Hill by;
(lolliir'll :«it-lrtteitler, of Howard mum}.
\ltl. .i lynrhlng rims illi'fli'fi by the
prompt mtinn of flw uilim in getting:
ill" murderer out of the may. lie in
now in jnil l'lt-mvul ilu-d r «oral
hours but failed to [he an at‘i'iiifl" oi
'Tit' mint-rel.
Three ”midi-m and all round luturiin
ilnw been arrested and lulled on our
plt'lon of helm the murderer» of Sam
Roberts. who trait iiillwl on the Nth.
mm at them. named i'trriwtl. bad a
Hill” wound in hilt shtrilltlm’, nuppmwd
:0 have been inillrml in the melee.
A nslmm untl lodging home indoor
nu to Henry [Musician burned and two
men lN'flni’li'Il. The wife of one of lilo
dead men any» lit-r huntmnd lutri eon.
tilN‘rlihifl money which in now minim.
it in wuppmml the bonito wait 14'! on
lire.
......“
Vbfiuulu Vault-cm-
hint. flown: it. \‘nnAlniyae, of High
dreet. Smith Norwallt. entertained the
member: oi the Kuwait Varlit Whilst
'lub, Haturday. Five tabla om mu
mplnl and the prirm Were won by
Mini walla timid! and Mrs. Howard ii
“pinion.
1m Vern Inn a Inn.
The Non-lit iron Woritr rmnpany
hue potential-d of the Norwalk hurl:
company the bririt barn at the corner
of linuball and Water “Mil. direct-
iy Wit! the iron Worm foundry.
it will be titled it a palm room and
trill he. a great mvuim lot till~
mun.
* :mnmmm
371W “mt,
lindlliliiiinnttultm
Wily Minted luv
hint. l5. liable” “Within.
mmwrnuw
mum of Mir m turd Tm.
It Balm m roll all"
mm.
W 35¢. Walnut It lists.
1%. MHPWHWW
martin-um 15 W.mm.
www.mmwu um
flint-trill“.
With handful tailored summit in
which to enjoy them. Naval and
most effective styles «or designed for
women's wear. New cloths. new col-
on, new ways of trimming and new
linings. ’l‘reaaum!
Black Cheviot Berle. both in bloom
and reefer elleeia. plain lailormade for
$10.00. Another otyie in the nine Ina-
terlil. trimmed with black sill: braid.
biotin elect. tailor intuit—dined with
rare satin liningmfor "2.50.
Camera-Hair, a beautiful blouse‘ef—
feet that can be worn high button or
low tuition. with shirt waist or with-
out-wailit-llned jacket and percallne-
lined runway: 315.60. ,
ilrown Mixturer. with rovers of
brown satin incited. blouse clinch»
Jacket lined with silk throughout and
skirt parrnllno lined—for $20.00.
Cheviot Serge. reefer style. taffeta.
silltdined con! and skirtmtnilor finish
~for $22.00. Same shape suite in can-
tor. mode. ends-t blue. old blue and co-
vurttt at the mmeoprire.
Broadcloth. in blue. black and othcr
colors. handsomely trimmed with tier-
erul rowa of rlrh black silk or mohair
brald~sillt- dined jackets and perrallne
lined shirts. for 3:. 3.00.
Changeable Whipeordis. reefer mat
tailor finish—«wont lined throughout
with taffeta rilkv-for $23.00.
‘ WASH WMS’I‘S.
Advance line for the new waiat leu-
nou of "."98 Latent styles and com-
plete assortment of sizes; best time
possible to "loci.
MEN'S WHITE Sillil’rs.
Lined front and bark. linen imrmm.
patent net'lt llgintlmxow York Mills
muslinui'ot only is rents.
11 use.
MEN‘S KZCKWEAR.
New vollertiun of Down and String
Ties. in elegant quality. for 25
earn.
linuda. for it: wnta oath.
t
a
("Hill
m D.‘ M: READ co.
Luthy, 3110.; i i
tilde. i i i i
hit Johnson. i t
American Traveler. t
Rochester; i l i
Waverly. l i t i
No. 2 Gagotto Building. «
Black Goods.
The most r-omplete assortment of
lllarlt Goods we have ererabown. in-
cluding all the latest weave: in art--
pous. plain and figured mohaira. Sit'ii~
lane. Henriettar and urges.
Silks.
New ailka for spring and autumn
wear in changeable tuffeias. plain and
figured talietas. plain and figured
moumling do sole and Liberty silk.
‘ “'3‘
. 31
09¢
Sateen and Moreen
Our Sateen and Moreen Shirts are
Skirts.
made in the very best style and of the
best materials.
Blank Sateen ifmbreila Shirts..$l.00
Black Sateen
l’mbrelia Skirts.
Corded ruiiie .................... “.25
MO
SOUTH
Also all am“ lulperlals and l-it:-:
. acorn
3.3 pair» double “\X'I'fld Hwtlt him
curtail», 3Q jail. long...
ydn. long, heavy fringe top and
lmllotu........ “...-3H? 1.30, 5 .0
51.9.2.
'lilpnint heavy rhenillt- uurtaihs. i
‘iiii"
opaque t'urlaina
lit-av _v lace dado or lam- fringe...
........................... a. on so .... l. l-DC Solid oak bedroom
am all onion wood with guilt-H.
impel ends. ready to hang.”
hunt or up spine , _ Dun tools,
Saturday, Manph'ygaoth.
f .51"
9' 3':
Our Colored Dress Goods stock contains all the. Very latest Spring Noveltita,
including Silk and Wool Mixtures, Irridetctut Effects, Bonreilcs, Two-Tontd C ombinav
tipna, and Silk and Wool‘Plaids.
Blank Sateen timbrella Skirts.
Double Corded Ruffle ............ 51.50
Fine Italian Cloth Skirt. Silk
Rome .......................... $3.50
mark Moreen Umbrella Shrink.“
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt.
Double Ruffle ................. $2.95
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt. Em-
press Back . ...... . .............. $3.00
Changeable Moreen Skirta ..... $2.85
Silk Skirts. Changeable and black.
5.75 and $6.50
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Ct.
Scampi S) Rout
NORWALK.
Ready to Prove it. WHAT. 9 That we haw better good» and hover prices than any other
itouue in the two ty'lties. \\' Iii. " liw'tuuou we deal In t 'omplt-lo litum- Fill'lllrlhillg‘li.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60.
Moqucttc and Axminstcr Rugs, 30160
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
'Iiltnint iluo lnveourtaina ................. {tilt 13m ft. o-xtratlttalily nitulownltndtsiu if). 5-[llt't'
lxti fl. booty
NORWA LK.
$1. 98 and $2.50
t i $2.60
0 parlor suits. . .
$23 40, 45, 50
suit
3’1‘.fi)‘hl unit bard canal dining chain...“
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
88 Washington St.,
80. Norwnlk.
$0017.
Largest, Oldest and Most' Reliable Bicycle Beale:
ELI) it EMT,
in the Norwalks.
Horse Goods,
court.~
Club Building,
Norwnllr.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
«tBICYCLESi»
Carriages, Wagons Fine Harness,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
‘Strand Mingus Kis'Bicueitt and Carriagesfia’mvdammh. Nth.
Earl: riaitor will be presented with a ten dollar bill of the Confederate Hinton.
Luther M. Wright,
001'. oi Itdiion and Franklin Sirloin,
nonwnut,
mmuombm
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