,» on»
W. 60min will more
v
mac. Bradley
. ‘ mm
min «rim 3:an mm
or. lllu to» mirror Abbott. to
C
At the thunder putty to ill slm int.
tho Eula Hook and Lutltiii' comm:
Thumlar night. Bantu. Smith will Ill-
pertutend the multin: o! the chowder.
' . or Second nvonuo. is
at rheumtlttn
n.
'Mrnunu has had his tool
cl to his new property in
But-lea. of Greenwich, is
aunt. Mrs. M. B. Webb. or
no. ‘
yllilttllews, ol Pouxhlteepalo.
1., (pending a few days with
lifEut Norwttllt.
2c. Thomas has recovered
runeut illness and returned to
at Tilly's shop in South
a...
Benedict. who has been ent-
Glover It show more in South
. ,ltltl taken a position in the
5,; room of the Lockwood Mann-
. ‘oompany
Mount has had plans drawn
. Ayers (or «u sixwoom cottaga
0 will build on Summer street,
Blowout. David Flor-h huts ill?!
for the cellar.
”PW—-
tractor James C, {Frown is M.
on three cottages for himself In
orwailt. They will have six
each. with oil improvements.
out about, 31.800 each. It. (Silos;
do the mason wort: and Nash it
the plumbing.
‘ family oi .l. A. Brumlagr has rte-
iwtl n letm- from him. telling at his:
arrival in tho Klondike. Hr: states
in going up the firm they passed
”banner coming down, and gov» her
It letters to mail to illttll' rein.
,p, but those wrt‘u norm- rpvoit'cd
' . It Is not known Wl‘lt‘llil‘i’ or not.
boat was lost. lie says that six-
tnen lull tho without-r Moonlight
'3 did not consivivr tlw hloonilgt
hallo the task or rarrying that num-
M of ,men. with thv Until pounds of
We that each our lilttl in his out»
5!. They reached tlu‘tr dvstlnntlon
that a week ahcad of IN Moonlight
mortal: she lrtt port rim - rims
Wd 0! them.
one of tho parts in thr- l-lzmtrr
cantata. to ho triwu hv tho Sttndnt
k800i 0! thc First Methodist lvlpisro-
ital church in of .t dilllt-uit rhumoter
’3; 1.891780!) has been tontpnlled to d
from his rule of giving all the
m to the scholar“ oi the Sunday
WIoXt'lttnit'vls’. and hitti sm-urrd tlu»
mice- of Harry .lvrmnc Stevenson.
9! South Norwnilt. thn wr-Il—knowzt
WW and rerltatlonist. whoew runny
3, III in East Noru'uiit will he rivllgiv
ind with tho allllillmt'l‘lllr'nl. ’I'hcrr
“ll be it lull rvht-nt‘sal itt titr church
tomorrow night. and till tiw partit'i-
,fim lll lht‘ cantata nrr "mud to In»
more promptly at 7‘30 u’rlmk. in ur—
éul' that they muy he tilsmluscd t-vptuih
prompt.
”WAYNE.
Rev. and Mrs. (‘hnrlrm Boylston and
were hum ytwtcrdny. and mud:-
!mu‘emenlu to how- .‘li'n. Rivltm'd II.
,kan so to Long Hill to mill“: lit?!“
home with htvr mu.
.
illov Robert J health will icavo lot‘
”(erotica tomorrow Rm \iillmm
31m. who in now at it ll lulund will
1int-clip}! the pulpit of tho Mr: limit-:1
with next Sunday morning and vvvn-
« . W
In. flichuol tipina. who hm llt‘l'“
m for uotnu Itmr. l'ltuli‘tl lilo Wllil‘li
5*” our hat by iwr hllhhltml. and
' int Sunday morning loll the
Ig, clad only In lwr night-how,
I’ll dimvct‘ml in no u-ntlmvor to
”one o! tho outbuilding: on lid-
latlrigun'u property. and Mr.
~' . and others mlrrmlml In
. t her and promotion lmr to no
to tho house.
'Beflelllt'l.
‘ on harmony.
of Nurwollt. Willi
Rutter. o! Multililt‘ld menu». It
‘i‘t‘ictttio in Sew York.
p-
t”. Mdllt. ill “3’0. 5. Y, Whit
intent oi hill motht-r in trur»
In. 1;. Sentry rotttrtmi home on
: from a writ» vintt with
. Bella-It thriller, firm (for
tin Northrup. or Norwulk. in
all!!! ulster. hit-ti. Hnnlord
' All. Men and daunbtm. um
Bil Mil. won the gum oi
ham. or it“ York.
it. Taylor our! Christian
hat-n ”minted «mutto-
tk tint-to of island a.
expected to stand.
went up tlw rivur on tho t'ollly. as ,
Thu Pioneer boy: from Norwnllt are
. mm
Hunry Northrup was exercising his
hum. hm Sunday afternoon. Whit! the
animal planted one 0! it: hunt: on his
brill-in; the member badly. Friends
went to his nulltnnce. nun-relieved
his pain with water, etc.
The principal speaker at the meet-
Ing of tho Boldleru' Home. Sunday
night. was Wniirr M. Smith. Short
addresses went also delivered by W. P.
Waterbury and C.’ H. Olmstead. The
meeting was enlivened by selections
by the‘lodlen' quartctte, who writer
sun; at the Y. M. C. A.. Miss Rice be-
ing first soprano inatead of Mr. Wells.
who tang ut the association usrvlcv.
Alexandcr Aiken also contributgd a
couple of union to the programme,
which was quite a popular feature.
Gringo Smith. run of Mr. and Mrs.
littulord Smith. was nurprhwd Sutur-
day afternoon and owning by a num-
her of his sr-hoolmalru and friends.
Games worn indulged In and u roynl
good time was onioyud. A Pollution of
all thnt is trvtnptiug to tho jttvcnll‘ up—
pofito was nervcd. Georgia rcrt-iwd
runny prcnenlu und thr- ru‘cusion is one
that will long lw trmcmiwrrd. Those
prrm'nt wow: Howard l’nmrson. Nur—
ntatt .lont-s. Samuel .Shcror. (Mimic
(‘hmltlct-totx, \i'illium Wiintot. Prof.
('l'tl'furd Johnson. Benjamin St John.
William l’i‘lt‘l’ron. Ilnwnrtl Wilmo:.
(lune Wilmot. 'rltoodttro I’uirhttnks.
l‘rml 'l‘tmkcr. l‘red Smith. Josue Ruy-’
ntond, ('hurlt‘s Smith. l‘rrd \‘nn Sroy.
l’l'mlk V‘nn Sroy. Edna Sherri“. Edna
Raymund. Hostile Van Smy. lir-rllta
Vim Sroy. ida i'r-terson. Stt'tuu “'lllliiil.
ldzt Northrup, Mrs. Quintut'd. Annie
Qlllliim‘k. Willu-r lilttmttnnu, Mrs Wil-
tnot. l’rul. t'ltnrlw. Mansfield. of South
Norwuik. rut rtuinrd with his magic
trirhn and also with some sch-minus or
lllti Imnlo of whirl» he is an uttprrt.
ORANBURY
Washington ltxlgr. i. ll. (l.
mtwt this owning.
Mics Marv Hrudrlrks. daughtcr ('l'
“r. and Mrs. Hrnry lirttdriu-ks, diul
ui pnr-unztmiu on Saturday at the home
of hit slhtcr in Wlillmutlllt'.
T. will
WINNIPAUK
idles.- Margaret tilt-Shaun has
thorn-d .l llvw hirirltu
nu: —
('ltrtrIv-s Miller will rondttrt reri‘lw'?
in tho mtrriott I‘U'Jill. this matting.
A voltage pmycr nwcting will hr
In Id nt Ihv- Itomr of Andrew llvhdvr-
Hull. Friday owning,
WESTON.
Frank P. Murvhousc has spout n tvw
days in Now \orlt,
Mlltllil'i' t'hnrlw Itowlnnd has upt'lti ll
t‘rw duya in lit-riding.
Mule. Gould purrhuaad n horm- in
Now York, that work.
Min. Frank Nlrholr. of Bridgeport.
him risltvd Mimi John Nichols.
Mrs. R, K.
lmt‘u st titt‘r'o
Y'LI'R,
wmlll
Now
l’ttrh roturua thin
v:s»ritn' vlult In
”and” Mills. of (ll'nl'fli‘iilwn.
wow a nu days. with his aunt.
Hamilton.
hm:
.\i or.
Mr». It. It. Sturgrr him spout at low
I’M-'5 wnh tt-W tnlhrr. Elijah Gregory.
tlt ilr'ttrttttluwu.
Mm W, l'. Lockwood flllll Slim Pair
tt’w Murry haw twat ghoul» of him.
liar-um llttrllmtt.
Mum l‘loronv'w Land 0! run Fruit in“
”Hill". will npr-tnl that :llllll‘l' vocation
:vt ht“? homo livrc.
lionullu Wllilumn i'l‘ll'lll'lllHl tltt'
.th‘flltth nnhlvvrnnry of his birthday
on“ Illly In»: wwh lty vntwrtuinittx ::
nuttttwr ol' hit young (rt-tints.
Luis! F'riduv Whiting Wall on mrmlon
umrh ruinywl ln' ihmv prrwnt ut Sop
lit-Id tlrungc. it lrnlmr young pmplr‘r
night. 'l'iw prourarnuw upvnrd with in
Mill) by Mill?» Klillll‘l'lm' .‘o’vnl. lollnmtd
try a piano dtwt try Mints .‘irnl and Mr.
litaopplrr. J, l'lurnmrr .iarittmn rpm
rd a mind» ol htlmommt mirrlitmti, ul-
mr. which was» nmwntmi tlw furrow,
l’rnposing ifudur liltlit tin. tlw «than
til-torts luring l‘fpl’l'tflniflt in] Mint Mull-
nl “lumen. Mimi Elhnl Jackson. WII~
Iinut ilmppinr and Pony Knapp. A
numtmr of vlnltorn Iron: urtuhhorittu
Hansen mm pvt-twat. Now (‘nnltun
(trams trill hp «alumina try ltorltrld
drums on Thursday owning. April 7.
flinlmut'fl-Kuh.
.hmph Nutrition and alto will hat in
diam: or Titd' Knoll iltlI mum, lid
loaning utter rlw grounds and who the
Manual. Ilr. lluhllurd H Win
iy Mom» with the um. out both
A “ulnar
or .
uxcrrnnté'nr:
liondny, um» 28. our "Annual Fair
Week" opened wide ‘ its honpltnbic
door: to thousands and thousand: oi
nightmare and customers from the
whole Country over. Thert's palms.
plants. unwary. grew and sweet per-
lumen to and beauty . 3.:3 trust-once to
the wane. while hundreds oi bird: con-
tribute life and animation and sons to
the joyful occasion.
it will he I great week.
This custom oi "Annual i-‘sir Week"
has grown to he a regular feature with
this store because It given so much
pleasure to the community. It has be-
cotno to popular that our people avail
themselves of this particular time to
invite lrlcnds turvitsit them becllthtc
there will he somewhere to tulle them
and are the slghtn. ace the crowds. tit-u
the stylus—~sotncthing unutual (or their
fipf'l'ltll entertainment.
i
The store is no situated and so nr~
ranged. with numrmun cutrauceu
(three on Main street and one on. Fair-
livid uvrnuv. with int-go douhlr doors)
that Wt’ Hm mwotptnodntc u multitude
oi visitors with an abundance of room.
so that getting about will he agrtecallle
and iron (mm illut‘omltlri. 'I'nrtre stair-
‘wrtyis load to the lowrr liooru and mu-
grnud fillill‘l‘mil.‘ to the upper flour. thus
arguing our Visitors to drill l'itttlllt’ in
the direction they may charm to go,
ll. will In? a grout work,
“'0 “who everybody to mine and
partlripntr in the good timr and sharp
in the udttintngruua (dirt: whirl) will
work the “(Tallinn at; Irving out of and
hoyond the ordinary
Now colors and stylon in stilts. drcss
gout». glow-2a pntnmls, tut-it adults and
lnluntn' goods.
And “NINTH. rugs. mutilngs, Inu-
rm-tnlns. ilphnlnit‘ly and drtuwrim will
no at thrir hurt. and pro‘tirht. ’i'hr
rroritcry antlJilch'warc will be bright-
or and mow nutttcrous thun over,
until: tzthlc iinnmsks and whltr goods
will rip with catch other in thrir spe-
Hill livid of altrurtli‘cncsu.
The 'D. M. READ CO.
EITEIYAIIHEITS.
Nor-“rout Opera House.
Frldty. itttrdtt ttd APR 1'2
Sttudty lather
.\ tit-rim ul llltlnimwd iu'tttr-zn.
THE STORY OF JESUS!
Th? Wondrrlvtl Pl'f‘fll'fl or up.
PASSION PLAY
i'ml in illtlutmtimt will pun-m living won-
dc rtmnt holorv tln- v):
Tltr- r: will ohm In uhotvn a u th- n or
all output-on virus of tit»
U. S. Battleship MAINE.
'l'Im Murmur will in“ ilituttmtntlvy u.
Lultln'r l‘iummntplt and literroptlmn.
‘ Mutiurwrlntttniuy nt'JrIIl. Ailtill~,'filt child-
fll'll. W’.
t
COIIISlillillilS NOTICE.
'l‘hr- utihm-rllmn appointed by thr
t'mtrt oi I’rolmta tor the lliutrlrl til
Norwalk. t'umntiuxiont’rm to rortrlrtt.
Monitor. and deride mum rim vlultno
o! the rmlitors oi the potato of Ed-
ward ’il, Tumllnaon, of Norwalk. In
mid distrlrt. on inwlrcnl, dolrtor. hon»
hy giro notlm that m- wlll nttmui to
tho dutirm oi our lurid uppttinttnent lit
the ohm of Martin R. Taylor, In Nor»
truth. In mid «lintrlrt, tit. South Nor-
wrtllt, on tho zilth day of May. mill. and
on tho 28th titty at June. Illllil, It i”
o't'im'li. Intention, ol mil of atrial
tiny».
Said rourt has lintltrnl and allowed
flu! uhlhitlou to ml or t'lIltlll walnut
aid more
mm. A. o rm
mourn u TAYllllll.
ounttmrttt nwm'rz
‘ Mnhiowttt
rm uranium uterus and twill»
mnmommm
“filmmammm
'l‘lto mun will he sutured on pm
books and pain on and utter April 11th
rm. ‘
l‘llllmnr‘. Srw Int-mt and art gmldr.
Now suits. shirts and jnrlzrts. Now, i". l. lilithS. Iimtdel‘.
muslin tittdurwrnr. Now rhildrou’s arulizs ARTISTS, 28
those months from the cloth hm for
Dated at “molt tho 25th day M
W
lithium lottimloutin annular
Molten thorn-taunt plan an“
mooning. hyuthr-nflnthtnor .
unwratmuoonuoim
to mmmmm
at: unau- mllu‘ lint-oh mt. 1m.
vtcrott a somber:
TM“!!!
m2; 2hr.
' monuments
Norwalk Opera House,
F.W.Mitchcll. . - Dionne r.
WEDNESDAY, turn at.
The Borne comedy to.
humming the Comedy.
OUR HUSBANDS.
Togrtlwr with'Jliqit-ciuu Vflliflflvl“I“,lh‘mhil'.
log the t‘oilnwtnv: ul-lrnownorlilttu.
Elliot Dorothy (furllu, Torn Curler,
Miss (flora Chance, Hurry Untw.
lletoitelln and (linoleum.
3~ ll()UFF().’ri——3.
nnd uutny others. Two and one-
hnlt hours of continuous porhlnn-
our»
l'l‘lo'm 25, 35 and 50.
Scots on little at Word's and Stillson's,
' Hoy't’s om; House,
SATURDAY :vstttno, mm. M.
liiddle lite Iiilt River School.
illilllll trunnion.
At which tin: indicating ulb‘n of Nrtr Yuri:
mil umwnr:
ll. lll’rifil-Il. 'i‘lilltliIKMUll'l‘l-ZS.
llrnttutttr lhnulcr.
Mil-is ELSIE LilWl'ZX,
j Mruu Pupmltn.
A. (i. PARKS,
liau'tmuv."
Si ”N KY MA “I and (humour
llvwrtml WIN. ‘Ih". lil‘tlilh‘ln", 25v: rhlidrrp. i‘v,
Tlt'ki’lfil on will u! l'luiutml'I. No. Xorwnlk:
illvndcnlnn‘a Sortvullt: T. Ik-Ii'w, ilttrivu;
tlnhlrr'r‘. lluvnitun. mo. in
port's' tilt-A136,"
Wednesdnyifimve" Apr. 6,
WESLEYAN ELSE Alli)
MANDOLIN CLUBS.
l'rrm-ml- for r‘ u ’urniuhlna of tho um
mum of liw ‘ifllllli Nnrmilh .‘i. ii.
.‘ltmduy wink I.
Reserved Scat Tickets. 50 Cents.
tour-,3”, Sorvulk. ”Ul‘
Tttttrultu
t‘tturtn own at l'l.
llim-lmtmg'n. Norm tilts. at Int. m .
illwmmmmmdmw v
Winn
No. a 0.30%. Building.
HOSIERY.
goods that can possibly br- given.
H ti
5% 55
H 65
h bi
H
Fancy l’luid llosc,
(icnts' lllztrk and Tans, Split-rd Solo. Her] and 'l'oc,
(lcnts’ Black and Tans, llcnl Mot-o, “Illiilli‘ Solo,
(iottts' Fancy l’lttid, Fittr Quality.
Anotltor ruse lloys' Biryclv Hose,
Minnow" I’lnin Full Regular HUM),
Wash Dress Goods.
llur full liur of “Emit llrosu (inods now on salc.
Lutcst liliii .‘vlnst llosit'ultlr Styles of the season's pro’dtu-tions.
«ii»- HOSIERY. l~
\\ e have just received our regular Spring importation of Hosiery, and tho ,5
values we are offering this season are far ahead of fiuytlttng which We have shown ‘
in prcvious years. ’1' bone goods have been imported direct by us and we are able to
guarantor every pair as far as color and wear are concerned. ‘ ,
We have made an extra effort this season to have the very best values in 25 cent,
Our line includes Plain Black and Tans, drop
stitrh, White Feet and Ribbed Top. ' ‘
Ladics' 1"th Blur-k Full Fashioned Hose,
Rt‘gular made, Spliccd Hccl, 19c.
Extra Fine, High Spliccd Hccl, ],)0iilllt' Solo, 35c.
Imperial Lisle, Plain and Drop Stitch.
Fine llislc, I'lrop Stitrlt and ()pcn Work,
tlwo pairs for 25p.
tltréc pairs for 500
3 pairs for $1
37lc
50c, 59c, 75c
500 to $1.25
two pairs for 256
pm pair. 251:
250
two pair for 25¢:
tu'o pair for 250,
I
Tim line contains all of the
TRIS‘TRAM 8t HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
chfield 3' Hoyt,”
8.3 Washington st., 80. Nor-walk,
Club Building. Norwalk.
.Votr a I'm» of llit‘ nmtty ivztrgnltts.
wide,
Nt-w Anteriv-ztn print l‘fllltf'tl. in wt ynnl.
50 domt 5 iittrn izullw' ltundktvrrlticfm
Lttdim' :tttrl t'lzilolrvn's {not black Ito-w.
3 yard Witlr' Pitll’im
trimming
A now litw oi” {hm-y plat-l (“1‘5" good» yard
I‘.:. 1:3, L’il nud 2:»: pvt yur-i
l
'H
L-
LndIt-t' kid glow-«4, spring: null-s ntttimior», 59c and“
Lrttllvi' tnuslin night, prim, Hamburg yokv.
rttIlic and lluttthurg
to, us, 75c and st
Please Remember Friday. March 25th, 1898.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
Ludiw' muslin lll'dlitrlw «lo-0p late or llnm-
burg trlntnml :15, Aland 501:
l unhhmltml flit-cling, fl and lit per yard
t'mtuin who. lmrtlr-rcrlmigv, l2, IS and L’Uv pcr yd.
Straw mulling. cxtrzt quality, Ill, 15, is and %-
Thu ire-st bargain yet; lngrnin mrpct, 50c pcr yard
l plcrc hard wood lwdrootu suit, 31?.
Solid oak dining t',lltlll‘ mm.- mt. 90o
.. (3 hot ouk extort-«ion lilitit' '5
Thin, ill but a wunll prormtlon or intrgntto no how to
ofl'0r.
all)"
linn‘h :ti .
SCOFIELD 6r HOYT.
Luthy, $110.; t i
idltke. ,i i i i
her Johnson. t &
American Traveler.
Rochestem i t l
Waverly. i i t t
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer
in the Norwalks.
rrrrrf
Jilin!
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
«tBICYCLESI»
W“ Repamngaipeculty.
‘r'
3A urn. II. Glliilllil,
wlicych Department.
Carriages, Wag,ons Fine Harness,
Horse Goods,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Summoning oi WBWCMS anti. Carriagesfiaturinn. hitch. ihth.
lunch viultor will be presented with u ten dollar bill of the Coniedorute Staten
Luther M. Wright,
or ii tutu an humour
Norwalk Chronicler