.umucu- Her
.mliubomspan-
“with“? and
Gum.willrotnrnw
8mm and child. of
4 the (treat: or lira Ste-
. fir. and Mn. W 0.
”vague motto.
it“ returned the pro-
the River-aide pavilion,
‘ out bin pander, Cool:
. III!!!“ will so Wont.
fl ,,~have'bnn nude in the
'W Curlers Buford and
‘ former now start: earlier
. and molten a deliv'o'ry in
; I: and Mr. also takes
I route in Van Zonal
,‘ mm surprise was given
MM. Edison K St. John.
7 droning. at their homo. 15
‘ onuo. Among um present
Ind Urn. Frederick Wotan.
Mn Elmer Hendrick. Mr
J. ne‘rbm Wheeler. Mr. and
W. ‘St. John. Mrs. Ellis. Mm
“M‘Lillinzn St. John. Miss
cont. Minors Castle, Miss Car-
‘nn. :2! Ridgeiield. P. Salter
.in Bylnxton.
mums.
- ‘Woones will leave the em-
Vilma! Pepper. April ith.
, Once Brynn will go to New
tomorrow to tpend Sunday.
innit 0. Ward. 0! New rm vii)’.
ill the village. yesterday.
-.
nna! no Home:
Mt Sillimitu's telephone in a
" convenient? in rosldeut-s of this
”I hill! Mrs ('isto Smith oi New
city. have taken ponsmion of
summer residence in Mansfield
Milka the gates haw boon opened at
Million pond the water in Norman
4 n, is exceedingly low Were it not
4.330 land it would be possible to
moron in tho dwprnl parts of tho
Ladder i-ontpuuy
last night. A
. v5
In» Book and
l i chowder putty.
~ » number of tho members and
hind. tram rionm Hook and Ladder
may. of Norwnilt. and otlwr plat-tit
mine-em. and a jolly time was
Hartford Smith aunt-mined the
‘ “In: a! the chowder
‘fllihori Brower wait in town yrstuw
. had visited hi4: ptopnrty at Cob
“ oPolril. Mr. Brown nun-n that
curred $13,450 inunraut’o on In.
“W ‘ at, on lollomx: 33.6325, Ameri-
uni lulu-now. company: 33.200. Wil-
MI, City; 03,000 North Amt-rim.
LS ”.535 Sun Inourunre company. lio
' not robulid at omen: it at all.
4 ’ cum!
m 6.31 Itnutenmu will pmrh
touch-ml filmrlay
w
M! Tillie. oi Mounnwan. N. it. In
M Mr». ii. Ii. i‘rawi’orri.
_ XII iii
, ii “the principal features of the
' . .1:th concert iii. the- Baptist
~ . Sunni! evening. will be lhr?
by a male alarms». “romp
flint Will ring a solo and I» “I'M
< i 1'!" «filter part: will be taken
at con-l oblilly. The rhlld-
lit): thoir heat to mnlw the
u mean.
firm-alto In unending thin week in
, ‘ a.
hone My nu mum-d hmne
.3 Min Norwnllt.
men. Hill hon purrhnod a new
lfll’w'lllioni Sherwood.
Mia (time. ha» return-rd
a six wuh' my in (Jun
4 .. mum: in running on.
m and “Milan. to his
White. at Lyon Plain.»
:ihd m with lino ”in“!
I,“ had William Colloid
,fi interior of dam
loan-9am
humming-um. 4, 4
cinnamon", out
In Walnut. 4, .
ratio, the little «at... m In
iii-a my flotilla. which for urin-
orbs, diedh‘nnioldanoon
nomnmoocMQu-uunm
m in M and Iii-lap
mutilation AMI lav—Flor tum
Mm mm um the anther
galleria and excited monitor: or the
Honor Iisteuod to I pinion” «about
;or oratory on the Cuban qua-non: (dur-
rm alternately monlicated by cheers.
learn nnd blues. Time and again the
oxcitod throngs in the galleries were
admonished to bo-Iilout. The speeche-
which stirred the auemblago were
made by Mr Grosvenor, oi Obio. who
it was unturned. spoke for the ndmiuip
tntion. and who practically plodud it
to the cause to free Colin: III. Boiler,
0! Texas. the Democratic leader. an-
nounced the Democratic pcniilon as (or
tree Cuba. without war ii it could be
avoidad.‘hut with war it new and
Mr. Johnson. of lndlnun. who spoke tor
pent». declaring that it who our duty
to go to the extreme in mugnnuimlty
to avoid the horrors of war
Mr. Lewis, a Democrat, from Wash
ington nrotoked the speech a! Mr.
Johnson which aroused the mom-hers
and the galleries to the fever pitch of
oxr-ltement. Mr. Ifewis had denounced
the proposition that Cuba purchase her
freedom (mm Spain. whlrh. it was al-
leged, the udmiuininiion was footer-
lug. Then Mr. Johnson. in a brill.
inut speech. pleaded (or peace. Like a
spartan be turned the storm of him
that swept down from the galleries
and with passionate utterance adjurrd
members to pause before they plunged
the country into war. He gave it. no
his opinion that I! an ultimatum had
boon sent to Spain It meant war. as
Spain's pride would not permit h
humiliate hermit beiore the w Id.
He eulogized every influence that made
{or more. and doclared his hello! llm
lhr Cuban Junta would agree to my
“00.00030" for the independanre oi the
Island.
Mr. Bailey. tho ilotnocmtlr‘lrndor. in
a ringing spear-h. which list his follow-
ers and the galleries wild announced
big belief that from what Mr Johnson
had sold illnt the put-pone oi the no.
pubiirann in winning in join with the
Denioorats Iran to give the administra-
tion no opportunity to compel the Cu-
ban patriots to buy the independent?
ilwy hurl Won lrun tho bulrhorn nl
Spain. He said he. too, deplored war
and in draulb'mg its horrors no thr-
Southt-rn Iii pie had known them.
drew teamirom tho eyes of some u!
his mlloaxues iio iIPi lnrnd that thorn
wait yet a chalice to avert war. Ho bud
luv-n told within 24 hours by a roprtw
tentaIire of the Cuban Junta that all
the Cuban: wuuiul was to have their
lurii'wudrnm» n-mgnlzrd. on with the
munitions n! our and tho rovrulio they
rrinld thou obtain. their indomndmrr
would lw urltloi'ml.
'l’biu spew-h draw the ilro oi General
Gront'onor. lie charged air. Built-y
with attempting to who political rap-
ltnl. ilv- deumrurml the attainment tho;
tlw administration alli'mlllml Io torn»
(”trim to buy immlom. and dwinrmi that
“'0"! the president down tho atlmluluv
trutlon wan to tree Cuba. lit.- Ibrlllwl
his auditors when he halted What
mount the war pronurmlonn that Wrro
going on night and lili)’. .
Mior Mr. “monitor muriudorl ”if?
doliuin wont on. nowml members lull
in: part.
LDDI‘I’XOIAL LOCAL '3'.)
The Arion Singing unduly ho» a rt»
in-nrml tonight.
Willla II. Sollrt'lt, Norwullt'u now
r-lothlor. is laid up with tho rhoumu—
‘Iinm.
M» m...
llrugxiiu ii. (i. Tomliuitou and Mn.
'l'omllnmzu harp mound to «It». oi tho
Your)” human in South Main ntroot.
Timothy Sullivan will opt-n his note
in Railroad piano. Monday. The new
bar and fixture» arrived today.
(“hark-'4 litmood. on uproot-man
rmployml by I.. J. Reynolds. is laid
up with n untrained ankle.
lino on «oiling uulny rhooper thou
may bar» om mid boron in Norwnlli.
'FWFnly-Mc W081i on porous-rd In
mm» plum tor twammwo mm».
An and of tho Agrirnitural liner»
imam ntniion no in Iiiorwallt men
tiny getting utopia: at tho isrillima
or) fill! hi".
i
Minion iiupt-rintnndtnl Pllhhury,
of tlur Pm] Telegraph compo”. is
in mam-r. looking om tho lot-oi
other; of the company.
, .
lilo; 0m Fiction. lormcrir or Nor-
ing which the lntonaity of the feelinx‘
o the direction they may choose to (o.
i um
‘35; Wig: “ ‘ L. I
humans“
‘ I
Work" m wide. to burnout}
doors to thousands and thousands or
IKBMN and custom» from the
within country over. fiery: patina.
plants. flowers. men and nest per-
Inmes to add beauty ...;d framers to
the worthwhile hundreds of bird! eon~
tribute lite and animation dud ton: to
the joyiul occasion.
“it will be a great week.
Thin custom at "Annual I-‘nir Week"
has grown ”to be a regular mature with
this store becnuae it gives 50‘ muchm
pleasure to the community. It ho: ho—
oomo on popular that our people mil
themselves oi this particular time to
invite friends to Vluit thorn because
there will be somewhere to take thorn
and see the sights. nee the crowds. see
the ntyleo-sotuethlnt unusual for their
special entertainment.
The store is do situated and no ar-
ranged, with numerous nuances
iihreekou Main street and one on Fair-
held avenue. with large Mill: doors)
that we ran accommodate n multitude
of visitors with an abundance ol’ room.
no that getting Ibont will he agreeable
and tree irom discomfort. Three nutr-
way- lend to the lower floors odd our
grand atnircm to the upper iinor. thus
enabling our visitors to drift coolly in
“It will be a great work.
We Invite errrybndy to come and
panic-loom in the good time and aharo
In the advantageous pliers whit-h will
mark the occasion as bring out oi dud
beyond tho ordinary.
Sew roloru and styles in rill“. dress
goods. gloves, panonlr, neck ninth: and
ribbon. New lam and on goods.
New nulls. skirts nod Jackets. New
muulin underwear. New children's had
lntnnts' goods.
And tar-pets, rugs. mailings. lace
curtains. upholstery and droporlrst will
he at their but and prottirrtt, ’l‘ho
crockery nod silvrrwurr will be bright-
or and more numerous than over.
while tabla dammit: and white goods
will tie with each other in their aw
rial hold at attractiveners.
“monuments
Nor-walk Opera House.
frilly. unto mind
norm Idilu APR 12
A Horton or lilo-Intro in tum.
THE STORY OF JESUS!
The Wornlrrfnl Nfl'fll‘n at tho
PASSION PLAY
i'ml in lllmlratlon will paulniiving "4W
dormant MIN! inn try».
Thur will aim ho thrown a "rim or
Ilrroopllam vii-w- oi tho
U. s. Battleship MAINE.
m Lari-m will or ilinuraird by N.
huhill’w Clown-pit and hum-mm.
lotion Moturday tit 22:». Adultn. or, fluid.
no, lie.
HOYT’B THEITRE.
Thursday, April 7th,
TM I’nrlm- Mam
KELLIR!
In nod iii-trillion». mind-m».
. cm or HE’QWWM rm.
lit".
WHOM
AU‘I’RIL IOfliCCI
KM um Welling. lilo ”ammo:
liludoo Clock.
nut. autumnal a party of (Honda at
her him in Dnbury. “my.
night. lit-in. plan and Manhunt.
ml to m a on a lull: mind.
akin-W
immunity-mm
John. Minion. will Inner at on
mmcmnw .
W
litmus-wot
Mail
Mat?“
”mmflumuuam
lWlli
”(113mg
of l n-
I.“
753””
many; which showman r-lr - '
w
um. um. '
III Jillul, W. W. Sill.
MM. 330. 350. W-
Inuiy. sill.
8min. all.
m and‘ twain! the preacher de-
nipped tho-e poinita, and many total
Divided “Milne
The Fairlie” County Invlnua Bunk
liorwnih, Conn. March 11th, 18“.
At a muslin; oi the director. 0! the
Fnlrhold (Bounty Saving: hull hold
thin tiny I dividend at the ruin of tour
ll) par mt. per £321“!!! was doclared
to depositors from the earnings at the
at; month‘- undid: limit Slat, ms
many) will he out-rad on on:
mi and paid ”into and utter April mu.
. ., .. r
n» 7 YIC'I'OR B. 38LL80K.
alum. Tm
. .. my
1 rimniaarnrs.
lioyt’o Opera noun.
SM’IIIBIY, EVEIIIO, ”Will. 21!.
little Fluillfilllu School.
uuur nutrition.
At which ll»: loll-twins nrilatu 0! Now York
will npptur.
B. RI'SSBL THROI'KMOIITEV
Dramatic drr
M185 ELBXE LOWEX,
Me rm liopmno
A ll. PARK“,
SIDNEY HAY not] (.'.ouipnny
Konrad mu, :1»; utilitarian). 2'): l hlldnn. lit.
thhota no rule at i’inlnIr-d't, so. Simih;
i'ilrntuuim’u. N-IrnlllT. “vii", Dork";
Guidrr'n. Rtiwal'inn. mfl iu‘
novi'Gunnr,
Wednesday Eve., Apr. 6.
would his lllll
lilllllLIIl CLUBS.
I". i. BROWN, Mill.
2“ ARTISTS. 28
Prim for Iii» ("rubbing of mi now
room or the h‘oulb \lorwnlir 3i i:.
Holiday oohtuvl.
Rmncd Seat .Tickcts. so Cents.
i‘lmm own at l'lnblrd's. Ho. anwnlit. and
ijlqggdeniug'n. anwnllt. at no. in. ‘nmrpdny'
”M‘il Ill.
mm
ill 8m.
v
u.‘ t o
it”.
ohtihcncr prowl-es will no doubt be
goods Biol can possibly be given. I Our Iine Includes
stitch White Feet and Ribbéd Top. . . 7. ., .
Ludies’ Fast Black Full Fashioned How; “ ‘3?
Regular made, Splice-d HeeI 19o.
H
‘5
‘5
H
Fancy Plaid Hose, .
Gents! Bléqk and (fans, Split-ed Sole. Hopi and 'I‘- or
Gents Black and 'I‘nus, Raul Mot-o Ilouliiol‘iole,
Geutnis Funny Fluid, Fine Quality, ‘ ' ' 4.
Another cage Boys Bicycle Hose,
. \Iisses‘ Plain Full égular Hose, ..
Our full line of VI ash Dress Goods now on snIe.
mo fn of Homemfioud tho
it
Extra Fine High Splired Heel Double Sole, 3.5I.
Imperial Lisle, Plain and Drop Stitch,
Fine Lisle, Drop Stitrh and Open Work, '
NORWALK. 60“”
83 Waohlngton on. So. Norwalk.
Note a low of the many bargains.
A new line or fancy plaid drop goals, yard
wide, 12, I5; 2!) and Ifit’ per yard
Sew American print (alien, to per yard.
burg
ill on
3 yard widt- shirt» ruille rind Hnntburg
irinunlug 50 on, The nndOI ofl’or.
Can be taken down and replaced without changing adjustments.
, _
A”:
but! sheeting,
('urtain swim, bordered edge,
Straw matting, extra quality. 4 .
“In In ut n small proportion of {amnion we how to
!
which we have shown
not mode no extra chord this seanon to have the very best rhinos in 25 can't I
Plain Black and Tans, drop
1'5le 3.4.; r 13“.:
two pairs for 250 g,"
three pairs for 50¢
3 pairs for $1 ‘
37in
500, 59c; 75c
50? ti) 31:25
4 Monolith" 250
I per pair, 250
. 1.5: p ., 253
two pair for 251
two pair for 250
ash Dress Goods.
'1 he line contains all of the
Latest and Must I lemra hie Styles of the’seuson s productions.
r
TRISTRAM u HYATr.j
ld'l‘b" "57' -l‘ '.. 1;
Sooneia n. Hoyt,
Club Building, hlgrwaik.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN ’ DAY!
Lndles’ muslin dranonr, deep love or Hum-
. 25, till and 500
f *5 6 odd defici- yard
I2 l8 and 201' per yd.
Ill 15,}8 and 250
ii) dozen ._i linen luiiw' liandkurchlels, C c , The bargain yet; ingrain carpet, 50c per yard
ladieii' and children's (and black hone, I‘Jid ~ 3 pl it'd wood bedroom suit, .12
liudles’ bid gloves, spring styles and colon, Wood ‘1 Hill! ‘ dining choir. cane out. We
[radian manila night robot, iignburg yoke, 3‘0 it [not axienalon table, '5
Plcooc Remember Friday. March 25th, 1898.
fiscorrnnn o rtprr.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer ill the Norwalks.
“
ledlt, llullli. I'M“.
Then: two cats represent the AMERICAN TRAVELER. the finest lso Bicycle in the market. lint options. 'l‘wo piece crank hangers.
Factory and depository. Frnmln’ and 'A loan adieu,
Norwalk Chronicler