itilr .33 fig? l. i 'ssblfiigbtlds mite. - totals- Mom «time of Fairlield and . ~ a petition. copies- that till behalf oi imtioe. States will continue to hostile interim» in laws ring of patriotism , Kr. ,Iiill's letter so oust»! till M nest" austerity cesium _ oi his constituents. lie will cheeriully unite with you ”it people who have signed W in Mutual-town"! ; nation the horrors oi war, while i shall vote atrium so more guns. more powder and so as to put ourselves in u where we can cooperate with '" ~ . ii iniilis good provi- m id tie us as an instru- do His aworh. ior l‘bdieve mmhmuuusstm- and as great so when he used to destroy slavery within , , and to preserve the union fistates Meanwhile i shall stand ’ peddent in his cilorts to main. but Just as heartily with the in his efforts to prepare ior whenever it rosy come." Qatar sdltion oi the Stamiord la _“a thing oi beauty and it 0'.” Within its brilliantly ‘ . cover. are sixteen panes oi " reading matter pertaining interns oi Stamiord: : history. and other mattdss the pie oi thnt enterpris- tnke pride. , I. O. Kseler, the good roads chairman oi the Ecclesiasti- ‘ of the Norwalit Congrega- woh. and is a moat unions the interests oi the good , is Wt and narrow.~— Palladium. family has a way oi . remarks in the Bridge ' mandamus-rs p iii-Homes would Lida. ' William 'A. Curtis. town treasurer. m it, no». a...” .‘ ..o.l.tilover.iasyorcicityoilldr- seen: person a. Blanchard. , We allows-git. .lr. net W W i'. ll. Herrill. selectsnan: ‘ ‘ Herbert ll. Smith, town clerk. John ll. Ferris. cs-senstor. George ll. ilolmcs. Frank A. Ferris William F. Tammany. attorney at law. Charles s. Greenwood. , G. 8. North. Edwin Wilcox} es-msyor oi South Norwalh. George C. Btilison. Nelson 1!. Hoyt. William C. Fm. Billiard A, 0min. ' Charles F. Bullock. J- M Steins. Christian Swans. ea-sheril oi Fair- neid county. llatthew Corbett, treasurer oi city of South Norwallr. F.‘ H. Switt. George W. Carroll. James Golden. editor of South Nor- walh Sentinel. w. 3. Bean. l. D. W. 8. Smith. E. A. Woodward. , ‘ W. l". Acton. John A. Osborn. James Humphreys. Charles A. Acton. Joseph 1.. Wais. Edwin 0. Kceler. Senator Thirteenth district Charles E. Curtis. Arthur H. Baldwin. hi. D. H. B. Wighani. John Spencer. Edward Street. H. l’. Price., 0. l". Daniels. ' Gould Holl- W. 1". Bishop. ll’n Cole. H. Edgar Ferris. H. F. Colhurn’. . W. C. Burke. ll. 1). H. E. Bodwell. A telegram signed by Mayors Bo - can and Glover was sent to Congress- man liiil yesterday. and tire petition will follow today. WWW. lsmss'. Heirloom rue-tem— ”: sensor upsets. Inliaiteal. , The annual meeting oi the Twin Tity Wheelrncn was held last night. Presldcnt G. li.'\'osburgh. Jr.. and )thlir pincer-s submitted their reports. which were accepted. it was voted to pay the financial secretary a commis- tlon oi ten per cent. ior collecting the lues oi the members. The following racers were than elected: President—Janice W. Naples. Vice Presidents—Arthur ll. Russell. W. A. Wheeler. Treasurerir—Wiiircd Bodwell. Recording Secretary-Clliiord Ad- tins. Corresponding Secretary—Frank Lauder. Financial Btu’retsry‘iiamuci W. Holer. Caninlnwfitepben J. Jervis First lJeirtennnt~Waido Raymond. Second lhutetiant-Fred Marry. ,lgoard oi Directors—«time ii. Vos~ ‘iur'gb. in. Frederick 0. llaniord and Francis Burrltt. .10” ron woonwaan I'll“ thefowntlrushingl'laat will Isgia the West. The ‘Isarl oi Inset Commissioners oi ilolth W8. and the selectmeu held a calm l-t night. it was agreed by the oleiais that the city oi South Norwsllr should have the use of the road-roller and all the crushed stone desired at Just the price the town has to pay for getting out the stone and operating the roller. The «room stated that they would probably begin work this weeh at the stone quarry in the Wilson Paint road. The city will have the stone placed on Woodward avenue. where work was commenced last liesday. Albany‘s-s Vein-g. last evening at s o'eluh lies Itsr. [arctic iliavla and Oscar noon were harried atthsir newly furnishedhofls isllowaytorr.bytbsuarieoiihsirriss. ilev. a. it. My. Onlysssr relatives it the bride arts groom were mount. the pretty bride wore a anode silt Wmmamdm Might M were served, and 'nil.l.lght‘.cityattornsyot' smut-housed to the olden times was entertaining and interesting no ' doubt, but how muchruore sot are the wondsriul masterpieces oi conjur- ing presented by llagician Kellar this season. Keller seems to have ad- vanced iar beyond his competitors in the matter of originating and producv lug illusions and deceptions which are so incomprehensible as to seem almost unreal. lie appears to possess an al- dnity with unseen powers and to con- trol unknown iorces. so bewildering are some oi his masterpieces. He ma- tcrislisestnienrund women om oi the air. belore the very eyes of his patrons. on a fully lighted stage, upon which theremnotrspascrwenorcorerings «any sort. His growth of real roses from a little seed planted in sand is has yet to be,compassed by any rival periormer. lira. Kellsr distributes these roses to the ladies in the audience and they are often pressed and kept ior years as momentous of the great magician. Keller will be seen at lioyt’s tomorrow night. ”Wale-don Belles. There will be a burlesque at the Norwallr Opera House tomorrow night thst will wring a laugh iron: the most cynical and austere person. it is call- ed the isle ot Sham Pain, and is pm» settled by ltose Bydell's London lieiles' Estravsgansa company. so organisa- tionoi clever comedians and handsome girls. its dialogue is remarkably brhht. and it has a consistent plot, which is well interpreted by the large and capable commny. its music is catchy and it iorms an excellent vehi- ele to introduce the dilierent members I. or the company and unload their spo- clalties. It is staged with special scen- ery and gorgeous and ictcbing cos- iumcs. ”ho Good In. loot" A bright. sparkling comedy is The good Itr. Best. which ran for nine weeks in New York city at the Garrick theatre and ten weeks at the Boston hisseum. and was «edited with being one at the big hits of the present m- son. The dialogue is ingeniously wit- ’ ‘y'. and during the action oi the play the latest catchy songs are introduced 1an interesting specialty numbers are rendered by tmpeteln people. This play is said to be one long, continual laugh. and the ever-changing scent-a present a bright picture to the eye. This attraction will be produced at the Opera House next Saturday night. and ho regular house prices will rule. flair- oi seats begins iorrr days in advance at the usual places. Iogsrsoll'shcture t‘ol. lager-soil will deliver his most popular lecture at Hoyt’s Theatre next Monday night, The lJberty oi Man. Woman and Child. in this lecture Col. logersoll is at his best. One minute you are convulsed with laughter. the next. you are in tears. it pleases all; it oiieurls none. it is full oi the sweet. est pathos. the grandest humor, the sublimeru eloquence ior which the not— ed men is so justly celebrated. Alter hearing it the world loohs brighter. You have u better feeling towards your iellow hicn. more charity. more hind» ness. more real religion. It is a hero moo you will never forget. m. lira. B. F. Bulklcy has visited lriends in Cannon. Bliss Ada tardiord still continues very low. Wallace Brown has purchased a pmmstlc buggy. streamed” has spent a tow days in New York. “miniminyhasbeenthegusst oiBridgeportirisads. lira. Angeline Andrews and son have visited friends is lesion. in: w. c. not. oi mos. has besnthegwestsiflhAlicsl‘lteh. alias Delia lesion-illusory. has risitsdlr.asdllraW.I.lsslrsa momentum ltew L’saaastlrasgssa’l’irsrsdsycvssisg. Ira. Incas Doers. WI Ad» missxmssrrtam nurse 9 .7. one oi the beat oi the small tricks and MM imh 5! E 3 gig ell-f gr: p? i”; everybadone sores-u ',mtlsmeuteam no. llarrel mrflnw. 'fl no tradi stain u i here inco- tloned. lea-go sell Result Ill pays premium ior the privilege. Spot ash prices. LORENZO DIBBLB, llodci Grouse-y, lil North lain Street. on. Norwala. Notice 2 EAST NORWALK SCHOOL TAXES. The taxpayers oi the End Norwalh School district are hereby notilsd that the district tax oi three mills on the dollar. laid on the town want list oi 1897. at a meeting o! the district held on the eighteenth day of little. is”. at the ram Norm school home. will be due and payth on the first day oi April. 1898. at which time i shall be ready to receive the same at my store. No. First avenue. Penalty at the rate nine per cent. a year from April let. in”, will be charged on all taxes remaining unpaid on and after May lot. 1898. E. E. OOBHAII. Collector oi taxes ior East Norwnilt School district. ‘ Dated hat hlorwnllt. larch 19. 1898. mail 2w m Notice fl» EAST NORWALK FIRE TAKE. The taxpayers oi the ideal Norwallt Fire District are hereby notiilcd that the district tax of one-ball mill on the dollar. laid on the town assesnneut list at 1897. at a meeting of the dis- trict held on the first day at June. run. at the last Norwnllt school house. will be due and payable the that day oi April. it”, at Which time 1 who)! be ready to receive the use at my store. No. to first avenue. Penal- ty iii the rule oi nine per cent. a year irosu April 1st. 1898, will he charted on all taxes remaining unpaid on and alter itay lst. 1898. E. E. GOBHAII. Collector oi taxes ior the East Nor- wsllt lire District. Dated llaat Norwnllt. llsrcb 29. not. into 2w 1' 'r T 'r u T7 T ’t‘ 1'4 HOOD’S, illill‘i : : out till ill other SlRSlPlRILLlS, lilli’l : can : control. Allkludaoi ‘. - - . Spring Medicines. m - - - - Pleisted’s . Sannpnriiln. Justasgoodwmlr-lrMsl l. l. Plllllllll’l, lilahschstno so... ilouih Kuwait, (it. :‘2 3:4. ”A J‘ ‘- -!~ e Souvenirs Thursdiry- , Closed Good Friday. I Souvuirsv . if Thursdny, April ' NOfiWfipK. com Souvenirs suturtlhy. I Closed Good Fritlriy. - . l 1 1 a.1 the» u. is. unicorn , :i 7th, and Shitirdny, April 9th she was to meet. with this souvenir. r Easter Gloves. Our glove department has long since earned the repute. tlou as among the foremost in Connecticut. With such well known makers as Foster, Paul a: (10., Mouse it Haggioni, ionncrly Centenreri, Myers & Adlers. the standard of excellence is fully maintained. Special for Thursday and Saturday. 500 pairs of ladies' hunch and German line hid gloves, made the new Enter shades, the 01.25 quality. per pair, Chill. Men's Carbrettn kid gloves, Meyer's 01.25 grade, spe- cial, 01-00. a Easter Neckwear. New line ........................................................ fie and 50c Easter Jackets and Suits. Never has Norwalk seen so many styles in Jackets and Tailor—Made Britta. Just look at them and be wovinced. Spring Jackets $2.60 to 8181!). 'l‘alloroflade Bulls Olom to 0251!). Children’s Spring Roofers we to “.50. senate. Shirts “.26 «idiom. Children's (laps. hot '0 libsnter. 25c and ice. Children’s Straw Hats, 60c to ”.50. BOSTON STORE, (loner lliill and Wall Shelli, Nolllll,..Oiillli «. '4' At Seymour’s Store. Closed All Day'Good Friday. Easter Hosiery. Fancy stockings are all the rage. l’laid Stockings, all new, 15c; worth the. New Silks. at.” .p— l: The remembrance of the ill-fated battleship and her unfortunate but valorous crew. will and should be a welcome token in every patriotic citizen’s home. It will forever be a reminder of the illustrious dead, the men of the Maine who met an m untimely death at Havana, in the service of their country. This beautiful picture, ' (18x24), in colors, represents the gallant Maine as she sailed through the narrowsof lower New York bay, with a beautiful azure sky above her, with bright, laughing blue waves playing as it were with her swan-like hull, spoke no ill omen of the fate Every purchaser of ‘ one. dollar’s worth or over will be presented Save your duplicate checks of your small purchases until they amount to one dollar and then you will receive a souvenir. ' - ‘ Bargains in Every Departm’t Thursday and Saturday. ' Sis pieces Black Brocaded India, for stilts, shirts or capes, worth title; this souvenir sale, 50c. Eight pieces macs Satin Brocade, in Byeueie and figures, worth all through New York city «.00; mingle. 75 cents. Tcn pieces New Plaid Silks, 75c and stun. , New Dress Goods. tirestcst variety evarshown in Norwalk. ' All new and up-to-dnto coiorings, 12k to 01.50 per yard. Easier Petticoats. ~ pctottro. *. r! H . Como Thursday, theliouvcuirs. may uot..lsu,an “gt. ”Saturday. We will keep open Thursday evening until it o'clock. l country. unlocks bottom prices. Evergreen Corn, Tomatoes, it we are correctly informed. "and we believe we are.” that our sales on nice. our (lllt Edge Creamery Butter are larger than any two concerns in Nor- wsih; 25c to. W. lbs. ".00. Pine Sweet Creamery Butter. 23c lb. Northtield Creamery Butler. in prints. the lb. libs. best lard, the. 8 be. Boss lllllt (truckers. 25c. Slo- isncy Head Rice. 25c. 0. E. Seymour, t” hoodlum?" Grocer, school. maritet. ' Allitleraorsotthstntrawbcrry sad . Raspberrylain nt lac Jar. Telephone Call, 58-2. 3“ “T. cell cliche Prices w M w. m Weierssmrlunnsu ......... use!” .' D Mil-twisted finger.........................»...........aln m ‘ Mam)hubwnwiIOIiaseWIo’aais”M “a; W h fluids Mr it, per um........................ls m lit-shah par M»...~...t.......................ia .1... i I * .t A, numb-arms.» ..... . ........ l’edns _ . m Hoop demonstration. We have the choicest brands of CANNED GOODS that is packed in this From the manufacturer to the consumer direct which is the key that Asparagus Tips, Small Sifted Peas, Stringless Beans, Succotash, etc. Celery Salad. ltlc isr; something We have the "Coflco Heart" (Java and Mocha Codes) in large glass lass. we let. as shown at the cooling Fancy Apples. lettuce. Cranbcriu, sweet Potatoes. hpisaeh and masher- rles.asgoodstoeitassppearsonths Watch our “document ior trench t I Thebestgoodsstiowsetcssbpriess. .33West‘llsshisgtes8trstt. f (trunks A Special Easter Souvenir Sale! Wearsdsteriniued ibstihbqaehlnhshfllsdipuulpmiommmd iosceomplish thisweharscat proflusothin that thscostshowsilitougii. rliotriiaiiotléodrg . A .‘AU‘1FUL , §(‘,0?0R“’E‘éw, urotporpmiiotpé P 21101.qu Easter Egg ' ~3tiiot|t0t|iouioui x “m"fi’Mng we win. dive to Amoco countless on §I?a?'ém ; ‘FEEv ~1.»~» , , ; tymrwtootrmrugr Saturdn A 9th” 2(1qu 5 I. V a . .t’ onoy SIVOI’I‘ 7 . . s . ti. 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