M will: lead the illo-
mwslsltt. a
armor-servant”
W.~Whoeler. oi Bethel. mt
mills his brother. Alonso
, 1
r
E. Morton. oi Belts place.
Alecia Sheldon are in the
shopping and calling do
’a'lin oi baptism was administer—
"ulltllilate by Rev. i". 8. Mann
the' Advent church, last
large congregation was pres-
two excellent sermons in the
mono Methodist Episcopal
" yesterday. The Revival hand
was led by Rev. Mr. Clark. of
Ghnaolidated Railroad company
. plans for extensive improve-
ahont the east-bound station in
, and the work was continenc—
Ilorning. it is proposed to
the depot about two ieet. making
with the present platform. News
will he placed in the building.
the entire structure repainted.
. new school building on Bette»
Farm was iormally taken posses—
oi this morning. Three grades
’ rum installed there. the scholars
Wetting down in a body this morn-
g. 7': 3 rooms, under Miss H. Edna
”wood and Miss Edith i'rossulnn
same iron: Randall's blotk and one
m. Wt by Miss hi liouinc Smith.
”a the old school.
MATEO!
Dialer Billard is wry low with in~
Inmatory rheumatism,
, ' I”. William James preached two
Mien! sermons in thc Methodist
WI church. yesterday.
' Harry Pepper's team oi coach horses
- ran away in hiuin street. yesterday.
and Wrecked un- com-h. The driver was
, thrown out. and had his head cut.
m AID roman.
- The annual nwctius 0! St. Luke's
all“ will he held next Ire-cit Monday
‘ ' It.
W313. ,
Rev. G. W. llurilytlt oliicittrmi
Grace t'llttrrll. Sorn'nlk, Thursday
iii
Alias linttlu Tipuey. oi Strntiortl. in
rating Miss Agnes Mills. of Barrier
‘avsane.
, In. A. 'l'. llurr and family. 0!
much. are guests oi Mrs. William
L. Taylor. oi liuyvlcs avenue
Ir. and Mrs linlwrl W Pout rctltr-
Ied home Thursday from it two WWIts'
flail 'llh relatircs in llnncllealer.
There are unclnlmcd icttcra in the
Weapon poai-nllicc for Julian llorhc.
ears Indian Batten company. and Slim
ids l. While,
William illntthoii, ni Flushing. l. .
in. Peter mittthnil. oi Rilwilcth. N.
3.. and Mrs. tlharles A. llun‘nrvl, oi
intiord. have: been stunts clnrlus the
m oi fir. and Mrs. Samuel A i’urtly.
fl lam! i'hnrch street
“The iunIernl oi laws 3. Riley. who
M Wednesday of consumption. molt
M from the i‘hurrh oi the Assump-
tilt “turd" morning. immoral, was
h the ('athollc i'l'iilt'll'l‘y Monitor
w and Ladder company. of which
W was a memlwr. uttenrlcd in a
no.
It the taper-mus ul lhr- mm m ital-
‘m Wilevlrr‘s growry store l‘rhinr
m. a merry little hlsn:t was
“all by the tire mail mtlss ii» to
floor. The accident its: discovered
. the. old by forming a Wile! bri-
’ the fire urns quenched below
«loss» was done.
M
“a
m )inry A Filippo. of new hniilt‘
has been attending the winter in
t. that at are Part: avenue
city, flounder. used menlrtsia
' Men months. Here-std run-
“I been will by the are going
“thermal some niilw minim
' " “ winter. The mid developed
Win. which. with other
» resulted in her demise. The
will be taken to "prism. 26.
’mt.
regular meeting oi Wmsm
vim autism lien is s 3
pm» Merlin m
’tlla weaving room hi the Norwalk‘
[mu 1
l , Runs. on they nrr' used by nhlps pas»
. ions or 7mm. W
maths him II»
finals! in New Your till.
Tsonswlootnshsvehi‘anplseodln
lit; Burlioody. oi Scribnsr's publish"
in: house. New York. spent Sunday in
Nomlk. ‘, ‘
‘Mrs. Nellie Herrlpan was buried
from at, Mary's church. yesterday ai-
ternoon.
m
~Call and order your Easter but at
lira. Jarvis.
W
Concord Division, Sons oi Temper-
ance. will install its newly elected oi-
ilt'ers tonight.
Miss Jennie Kinaella now goes out
driving on line balmy spring niter~
nouns and enjoys the trips very much.
'l'he interment oi Mrs. George Allen
will he at Riverside Wednesday after-
noon. The remains at present are in
the receiving vaultu
Water Commissioners Hatch. Nash
and 'i‘rowbtidge and Councilmen V. A.
Broileld and C. N Smith visited the
South Norwnlk reservoirs recently.
The annual meeting of tilt! Episcopal
society oi South Norwalit will be held
in Trinity church. April ilth. Oillcew
will be elected and other business tran-
sncted.
Arrangements have been perfected
by the Norwailt Methodist church tor
the observance oi the iortieth anniver-
sary oi Children's Day and for a sum;
mer outing.
The committee oi St. Joseph's par-
ish, which is arranging for the n»
ccption and dance to be given in Mn-
sic Hull. April 22d. will meet tonight
in the hall.
—Xecltwear and gloves. especially
selected ior Easter wear. at ('omstock
Brothers.
The South Norwallt mlice thin morn-
ing carried odt on order oi Judge
Frost, and destroyed the liquor secur—
ed in the raid on Louis Mansi's place.
one week ago.
hither M. Wright has just complai—
Nil the linndsontest wagon in town. it
belongs to W. 8. Wall». the butcher.
and with :1 new brass-trimmed haw
items. also onc oi 3dr. Wright’s malice.
“Wink" will cut such it shine he will
it» the envy or every one he meets.
Winn the real entatc is taken into
consideration. John Haoltien's rotate
Will my considerably more than one
huntlrcvl rcntu on the dollar. The (lib
limitless it. is believed. will he settled
without disposing oi the real estate.
.lorit chctl. the i'msu sin-l black»
smith. shot a mi Saturday and nllortll
niicrwnrtlu ilu- nitric! appeared Some
tall lkins Willi done. and as the air
soon lwruml' mlphuroun the llouldduu
warmest-r tlccampwl. leaving Jack and
thc «iced rot ’muntcfs oi thc situation.
Th1» Young Slcn‘s ('hrintinn Am'im
lion Sunday nitcruoon stimulus wan led
by tin» lit-r, l‘. l: .llohhlns. who saw-
his aisnal flea tall: in a most impres—
ulw manner. illustrating it by marine
ion at nan. Their roman was bright
cnmi ivy uppmpriate sonss sung ut dil-
icrcnt intervals during the ill'ivit'n
which was finished with it clue-l. \i'hurc
is is Wander-ins liar. suns lw ll .l.
llypsoa soil Pastor Robbins,
WW mm
norm W IHAI'I.
man-uponyoiwhlchtla'rmk was
Delight lions in flaking Repairs.
l'hll‘i Ell-inter .l. T l’rmvitt, nl’ the
Somali: lire department. nova ho is
not at all satisfied with the lrenlment
he is receiving from the l'tlmltillltliem
mentor murmur, of l’mvlilf'm‘u 011
North 2' be melted a letter from the
concern. Mating that in it day or so a
reprmnlnllrc oi the company would
call and vitamin» lhc broken ladder he:
lonalns to the new l’lonrcr truck. and
either repair or replace it A month
has none by and nothing int-titer has
im heard rmirwrnltm the matter, it
ms very much as thumb the ladders
were not properly ”dermal. the chief
earn. as all oi thpm are becoming
shalt] sud it is (cited they will he-
come unfit tor use. it Willing is not
done soon the PM l'tmnvll will pm
lurid: look for retirees.
“mm—“W-
M aim 'Ow.
The inset-l or Assent Wendell an
held horn his isle "sidearm in mm
street. mm; “term, it". ll it.
Mil W. The pulpheamn arm
Otto margarita. John Krsmrrik.
limit Muse. liner l‘rneh. Alum
Berg and m M The Mania
W attended in I My and
it W. Mme! Visit ‘srsnus. spent I.
coats ' sso cures.‘
floods in supply the increasing demand;
lore-m garments have arrived to
helpsiong the preparations tor Easter.
They will he oi» oi the 1mm feat»
ures this coming with. They will oi-
ier late buyers oi an Easter outfit cor,-
roapondlng ehnncfis with the early
choosers oi something ‘ stylish and
tasteiul for this ape ‘..,l period oi the.
new season. ‘ I
And Suits. handsome and genteel
suits. Tailor-made and roadrntade at.
fairs that are as natty as the tailor's
art can build them-vaults oi conse—
quence. of influence.
This department is one of those
broad. big open places where a wide
variety of the prettiest modes may he
ionnd. and where the prices are resu-
lated entirely by the grade oi goods
you choose~iair to everybody.
AP‘GHANS.
lniants' aighans. a choice line that
are being altered at haliopricaeflfio
ones for [2.01). At the iniants‘ depart-
”Will.
LAMPS.
A large lot oi banal lampa selling ior
ill cents each. Also loll incandescent
sas lamps. complete and rtady tr) st’
tacit to gas fixtures. at 51’. cents each.
Extra mantles l5 cents each,
COTTON CHEVIOTS,
The Wire (or three good: is greater
than cvcr this neuron. and int that rea-.
son we have provided an immense us—
sortmout at both ilcmch and domestic
very newt-st «heels in light and dark
t’ht’l’itltrl. Oxford. madras and iuncy
weaves.
Domestic Cheviot. ilk. yti.
l-Znitliuh l'heclt. let/,1». ya.
Madras neaw, lilc. yd,
l’inur novelties. 2131-.
tlxiorti. 2.3:- yd,
Willlllm'l, 25c. yd,
rlmtch i’lalds.
ytl.
35c yd.
TheD.M.READCO.
m.
arrearstsncsrs: ‘
Norwalls Opera Houaen
Frill].
mum m” APR. 1-2
A item of illustrated int-turns.
THE STORY OF JESUS!
The Wilmette! ill-rm of the
PASSION PLAY
lard in Mitten-lion Illl fininlivlm um
dormant Ida" the rye.
m ......
Then- alll alanine shown seems at
stersnpliatn views or the
U S. Battleship MAINE.
The int-lure out he iilttairntfliry it.
tmldn'stltmrnph nail Wu.
Halls-s llalnrday at tall). Adultsdls child.
ten. the.
nor-rm returner. '
Thursday, April 71h,
The Welles: Magic-inn.
KELLlIl!
the m muttering truism.
(“re-lion oi Hell and Women from
lint-r-
s
, We!
h.1‘flht. IODIIOI
it»... 1...... Wm...“ a. a...“
Hintloo’ Clock
”m“ PW. m
Mflsfi‘l‘firm
was several swine selection-t.
Maximum“
’WMNIK‘MW
(ism mmimlaflfl»
w
m
u‘ ”wuuflu' Enhl »
“magnum-saline“
totem-file».
atnr liarilold. oi Brldnport. hold a
ions continence at the Nornaik club.
may evening, The talk, it is said.
election
m7 rum in. ails.
Congressman 3.: Hill and eavilsn-
6m oi cons e political signin-
canoe concerning the coming slate
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Dividend Notice.
The lv‘alrlielg county Savings Bank.
Norwalk, Conn, March 17th. 1898.
At a meeting of the directors of the
ll’airiield County savings bank held
(4) par cent. per annum was declared
to depositoru irom the earnings of the
six months sndir': hinrch am. is”.
The same will be entered on pass
hooks and paid on and alter April llth.
1898. .
VICTOR 8. SELLECK.
Inn in. Treasurer.
(in.
EITEITIIIIEITS.
~ . ”lion‘s titular,
Wednesday Eve., Apr. 6,
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1111110111 owls.
r. 1. snows, lander.
28 ARTISTS. 28
I’mrncds fur the illi'illl‘lllillg oi the new
mom oi the south Norwaik ll. l2.
Hominy scluml.‘
Reserved Seat Tickets. so Cents
Humor-n at Pinismd's,liu. .‘e'urvnllt. ntnl
(ilnulenlng's, Somalis. at 9 a. m.. Thursdny.
larch Ill.
lit Slot m tin loll stints to in,
Opera House, Norwnlit,
cu.» sum.
Thursdtty, April 7th,
nu straws
"ruled by ”N" handsome .md slash
lug Hummer
«MISS ROSE SYDELLE»
al—(ispliuung Mutts-.- at.
Ill Ill; \nmlet’liir M". will
The Funniest lturlrugoeon Earl l1
Th. ifii—E of CHAM- PAIN.
A Mi hot slim: (mm mm in lininh.
Prices, In. Alan-l u.
this day a dividend at the rate oi iour .
Simona Boles!
Green.
It: is always, map economy to buy filo host
Reliable merchandise wears the longest nd 1 p
inferior qualities; whatever the price. ‘ . ' ' a
$91“? Suits, Jackets and copes are all made yiailor artists. Fit, Finish and
Matéfialll. all guaranteed first class. ‘ '1
Ladies’ Suits.
hiousc jacket. lined with tnfleta
silk ...................
Tan Trim! Cloth Butts. jacket lined
with fancy silk ........
Ladies’ Spring Capes.
Black Broad Cloth cam. braid
Black All Wool Berle Sult- llr trimmed ........... . ......... ”so
from jacket. silk-lined ......... slum) Black Clay Diagonal Capes. braid
trimmed .................. -...$6.00
Black All Wool Cheviot Still]. ily Blht‘k Cheviot Cloth a.” I”;
front jacket. silkaiinod ......... “2.00 lined ........................ $8.00
Black All Wool Serge Suits. blouse 3‘:th ”mad". 33““ C“”°_" '.‘.‘.l.“.z.¢as.oo
Jacket. talieta silk lining ...... ”100 Black Brocade Satin Capes. .iace
Black All Wool Serge Suits blouse
jacket. stirrup jacket trimmed
with mid. léckeblinpd with m-
, it-ta silk .. .............
m and m. an Wool
Covert—cloth ofltrits.
jackets .. ': ............
Navy Blue.'All Wool Serge Suits.
5m - our pocltet book will alto
veg way more s'aiisfactory than
Black All Wool Chariot Jaekotl..;
Black All Wool Cheviot Jackets,
liy front, silk lined ........... .45..
Blink All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets. ily front, silk lined....fl.§¢
and jet trimming ..... - : ...... ‘36.“ .
Blush Velvet. Cam. in and “with Black All wool Clay Diagondmm
t turning .. ..... -.-.:.‘..'..
Black and any capes. in and me ' 2:21;». “.1. ‘mm' mm ”a“
,,,,,,, $16.00 trimming $8.50v
Sieparate Skirts “'3;2’:.Y.‘;°1.‘.‘.°’;:::“"°"' “Jim
_ “:0"? Black Figured Brilliantine' Ship“. 8175 """""
....... $18.00 Black Figured Brillinntine Shit-ta. Tan Broad Cloth Jackets. ily
fine quality ....... 1........7...84.00 front ________________ 3300
Black an Wool Sdmshll'll ..... two , """ a ',
Black Broad (‘lmh Skirts titted. 3660 Tan Bram! Cloth Jackets, fly front. "
....... $11.00 Black t‘amels Hair Serge Shirts. p31: lined with Meta W347;
tucked .................. .....$d.‘1'5
tum Satin Skirts ............... moo Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. lined
....... 31.1”. Black Brocade Satin Skirt........$9t)0 throughout .. .fl.“
wide,
trimming
hint: on rule at “"V i'» and mills-ml.
fiéf
New American print calico. 4c per yard.
snooze" l linen latlleu' hamlkcrchieis.
ItatIlt-n' and children's {not black limo.
Ladle-C hid gloves, spring style» and mints, nilcnnd 0i
[unlit-9’ intellin night um. Hamburg yoke,
:l yonl wide oltirts, millc sud Hamburg
SJ Washington at. $0. Nlorwalk,
TRIST 8t HYATT Norwnllt Conn.
“fl.
Club Building, Norwalk.
FRIDAY IS“ BARGAIN DAY!
Note a few hi the runny inrgnius.
A newline of fancy plftid time-1 guild-l "ml
Ln les' muslin drawers, deep lungor am- 1
I burg oilIll - ill and due
l'.. , l5. ill mm 2:,” i" r ‘ “‘M t l—l unbleached sheeting, Fraud tic per yard
t' urtain saris. bordered edge, 13.1311“! 20¢ per yd
filtratr matting. extra quality, “1’15, l8 and 5c
’1'" The Wall’s-in yet; lugraln came-t. 50:: per yard
"1N3 piece hard wood bedroom unit. .12
_ Solid oak dining chair. cane seat, 901:
0"" .~ a; {sit oak extension table, 8i
Thislsbutasnall ionoihn
50, 05, The and {i ON”. PM"!!! man” we In" to
Please Remember Friday, March 25th, 1898.,
SCOFIEL’D it HOYT.
1&4
kill. lilo.
Milli. 55°. 3751 3”-
hit Mull. ill. ill. ill.
tit Silo.
W! ‘nt 359: “0'
lush. sill.
little. :45.
Can be taken down and replaced without changing adjustments.
Largegyt, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the Norwaiks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
MIWM.O'u
_
These in cuts represent the Alilllllflh' TRAVELER. the finest 35» Bicycle in the market. Best options. l’l'na piece mak hangers.
lly front .................. n...“
Ladies’Sprinnglcit‘éih:
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