Wsmmutneoemr
Whom-mm 1,,
wxow Youtnss style. '3. q Brien.
. latter Carrier Aaron it. Tyler is
spellings iew darsts Bsdiord
w
your utuer. o‘tiua'g stage, n the
' guest of Vernon Itllier. oi union place.
Frank D. Layton is visiting friends
in New York city and New Jersey.
0
, Edge. niched‘iresh and rubbed on the
teeth. whitens and preserves them.
«ice cream [or Easter. at DeKiyn s.
Norwalit
'i'he Norwallt Hotel furnishings will
”he sold at auction on Tuesday, April
12.
In Russia it .is the custom ior duel-
‘lists to breaking together before going
out to fight. I
E. F. Hands. oi Beiden avenue. will
return home tonight from a trip to
_ New York.
Arthur Brush has secured a situa-
tion as clerk with Willis Selleck. the
ciothler.
«New lines of ladies oaiords. iron]
1’5 cents to $3. Glover' s. 122 Washing
ton street. South Norwsih.
Harvey hi. Kent resumed his duties
yesterday with the Holmes. Keeler It
Selleeh company.
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An interesting missionary meeting
It was held at the Nomad): Congregation-
' ai church last evening.
The inner-oi oi Mrs. Catherine Mul-
cahy’wns largely attended irom St. Mu-
ry's church. this morning.
Samuel Joselovshy. oi New York
city. is spending Easter with his broth-
e.r. Robert. in First avenue.
--Roe ohad. N. i’. market.
Owing to the overcrowded condition
oi the Over River school. the snow
spring promotions hare not yet tattoo
piste.
The tmhers oiltho Concord street
school hose presented tictll Remington.
the janitor. with a handsome allit um—
brelin.
Mrs. bieitonsie. oi Brooklyn. has
rented the lluy cottage hi lielit» is‘
land ior the coming hummer. through
Poster Brothers.
—-—Men's and boys' caps. at fi'lirien's
Edvard Lsdrigan and men how
placed a railing, along Connecticut
avenue. near the swamp. which has
recently been tilled in.
lira. Theodore (3. Camp, oi New
York. will spend Sunday the guettt of
her pom“. Hr. slid Mrs! John Birch:
srd, oi Spring street.
“I“ ill-lit floodlit Milli Monty
”with and Kiss Etta Foley. trot-h
as in the Over Riser school, hutc-
gane to their several homes to spend
the taster vacation.
W
“The elite lion's shoes. 1'in. viri
call M patent oh". $3.50. Glover's.
in Washington street. south Norwnlh.
The ileriia idgr company's tool
chests arrived lay and how been
plaudin Wsli street tobcin rcsdiuoss
whsn work upon the Wall nll’Pi'i
bridge is comprehend.
Rose Bytlcli's loudon iiclles gaw- a
racy satistactory performance to a
good slated atolls-cs at the Norwailt Op‘
on House. last night. The specialties
were exceedingly lead.
A representative at the Berlin Bridge
my is in Math today mailing
' ions to commence worit upon
mimworhoithehridgsnaew
puns pier trill have to he built.
whats received another cations oi
WJ’. ”mailman“.-
monumental.
4 m—
' commissioners “on the John hsdden
estate aniline? appointed tomorrow.
Nils
Gite! went to Hartford.
» than»; to spend the nutter holiday.
alias Maria Knapp. of Elm Grove
placedsspeodiugsiewdsrsin iiart-
ford.
Want Postmsster mutton A. Go-
ley is spending Easter in Brooklyn,
my.
' -—-New Dunisp style. '08. O’Brien.
John Schaub oi Boston. is spending
a tow days at his home in Railroad
plume.
The (loud Friday servioés at St. hia-
ry's church were largely attended this
morning. '
Edward Knapp. arrested in Norwaiit
ior intoxication. has been released on
a cash bond.
George and Alired Wilmott have re-
ceiretl their new Orient. wheels irom
Colonel Saunders’ palace.
St. John’s lodge. l‘. and A. ht. work-
eii the Entered Apprentice duress upon
A. Carmi Belts. last night.
-—Strowberry ice cream iron: the
iruit ior Easter, at W. l". DeKiyn's.
Norwaiit.
Leonard J. Miller. of Brooklyn. will
conduct a sparring exhibition at the
Norwoih Opera House tonight.
Tristrsm & Hyatt bavc two prettiiy
decanted Easier windows which at-
tract considerable attention.
James ll. Scarlett and wile. of Glen-
brooit. paid a visit to airs. N. E. Park.
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Grace Adams and Mlilil Vera
Wood will give a whist party at the
Central club-house. Wednesday oven-
lug.
The woman oi the lamina Bellt-o
show were mannered at the Xorwaiit
Hotel, last night, no other piaco being
obtainable.
“Porequarters. 7c. N. Y. Mk.
Company l-"s basket ball team enter-
tsinodthe lianhu'ry \'. 5i. 0. A. team at
The Austin last night. alter the game
at the Armory.
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A delegation from Weiromc Strncg'r
lodge, Sons of St. George. contemplates
going to lianlmry on the mid to attend
the reception given by the lisnburr
lodge.
The members oi Twin i'ity count-ii,
i). oi i... gave an enjoyable entertain-
ment alter their meeting, last night.
There were graphophoue and vocal se~
lwilonli.
The \‘orwaiit anti Po lrdtdd Worsted
mills will start one weelt irom Mow
day to mnuiacturo samples. New
looms will'bc put in and the working
intro oi the mill int-reamed on lost as
the orders warrant it.
~ .M—u.
~|.ndies' and gents‘ aipincs road.» to
order. at O'Brirn's.
iiiorwrnut is ready ior MWN' "leatzh
tug time with almost everything nml
ml for that piirpwhrushn, pails.
mom. “coincident. sweepers. clusters
sod lh’ilil'rii. Every other department
oi his store is lillcd with mould»
goods at right prices.
Kellsr. the magicihn, gave as creel-
lent entertainment at iloyt'a thestre,
last night. oi alright oi hand. magic
and mystery. iir. Kelisr has lost hoilh
lug oi the running oi his art. but. it
possible. grows more clever with his
advancing years.
A letter has has. melted int
irotu ilsriiorti. stating that the roo-
dition oi the lies. l. Simone. who
has has dangerously ill. to improving
and that strong hopes are entertained
at his ultimate recovery. lir. sin»
those was inheriy a pastor oi the
Small Hellsdist church.
“send’ me
Cleveland’s”
is the way to order
halting powder. ii
you want the best.-
hill,
" ...’. cherries,
Bartlett peers.
‘Buked beans,
H I"
a
mmmw.mm ‘
WW ’
Everltt Wighaln is spending Easier . .
at his home in Elm street. \
The iniant child oi Thomas I.-
won: oi r n.iriicid died last night. to investigate
it is not generally known that 60 per
cent. oi wood can be converted into
min“!- Anything delivered.
uuy place,
any time, iron.
M. ii. Glover has it pretty Easter
display at footwear in the show wind—
ows oi his Norwaiit store.
The administrator oi the Elizabeth
Hodden estate will adjust his accounts
in the Somali: Probate court. tomor-
..... » MERRILL
*Blue iish. N. Y. market. ME
9 .
To prevent having a shining lace. ai-
:er bathing. drop a little camphor into
the water beiore commencing opera—
tions.
An iniant daughter of Frank T. itc-
iaughlin. oi Maple street. died ch- 60““ tuldress the
. principal,
nesdny night. The burial tools pinco .
at “new“ t iny. De’mrtuientt. M. A. MERRILL.
Encourage children to walk alone.
{or they are alien made high~shoulti—
cred by being led by the hand all the
timc in walking.
A woman should never accept a tour
without the consent 0! her heart or :1
husband without the consent oi ho-l'
iutigment.—~-Ninon dc l'Elli'lm.
The eighth anniversary of the (‘en—
trni Union at King's Daughters. oi the
Sorwnilt i‘ongrrgntionai‘t-hurrh, will
be observed tomorrow afternoon.
antecd.
«i'mbreiias untl cones. at O'llricn‘s.
A hunter nzrar Cumberland. list,
shot a swan that was tour but (our
inchrs tail and had a spread of wings
it sis {vet nine inches.
$40
' Solomon Smith, oi Burr Oak. Kart.
7? years old. a veto ran oi the Mexican
“ (unit into.)
ill D awton . Co._,
Aw w"
J
Phone 138-72.
Perhaps all grain tall: sounds alike to
you, but there’s a difierence.
The difference is in the grain, where
it should he, not in the talk.
ask you to accept my word, but ask you
Buy nuts that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
lllllllllIlllldlllldlllllhltllillICIIIII'OOCIOIOIOII
l GillIERCllL HIGH SCHOOL
“or preparing young men and women for business.
that this school annually places over
ninety—lite“. per oeut. of its graduating
_3________lflflll0lil,l National Reputation
For tuitiinc of graduate courses,
Bicyoles.
Bicycles.
we
12c, . 150
. 10c, “ 130
(in, “ 8c
tic, “ . 100
lb 60
ii tom
nu i‘i
I don't
THE FACT
imbue giv cu it a
for high~toneti work.
$30
Do not class these wheels with Low Priced, Flimsy.
Construclel Bicycles. as titev are in every particular
AN HONEST. “ELL M il l-‘ WHL LEL. and fully guar.
South Norwaiit Hardware Co.
$50
and civil wars. says that he is ready. to
kniist again to tight Spain.
The iail at u live near Little t‘y—
press. Marshall county. Ky.. exposed
a (tunulky oi t-ountvrlrii fili- t-t-nt
planes that had hot-n buried at its root.
~Now lint-s oi intiites‘ anti gv'illn' rush
set and itid shoes and ilxiurds illm'.
er'n. izl'.’ Washington tun-to.
The Woman's Christian TPmD"laYilYi‘
i'nlon. oi (trunnion, cordially invite
the Woman's Christian Temperanc
l’nion and \‘s. oi South Norwaiit. to
attend its annual (rec—will ofleilhg and
5 o'clock tea. to be hz'lll at its rooms
on Tuesday. April i2. (rum 2 to
o'clock.
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Many htumnhcriwn use an unumww
airy number oi eggs in iiwir «within
80 ‘tilll‘ltl Strut.
TthO'i‘SON ‘o‘MnTLsT‘WW {
We arc showing the largest and most
rolupletc lino oi
Nl'llll at popular prices, in the Not"
walks. with two New York tlt'iilg’ilt‘i‘n
and trimmers to execute your orders.
Latest novelties in
Veils. llt'lfri, Silk Fringed 'l'it-s, and u
t'tllllllll'li‘ assortment of “’Bnitcuhcrtr
Laws and Patterns.
TILLOTSON 8t MILLS.
Sl’lil) \‘il .\lll.l.l-
Voiliugs. l’uttm'u
BOUT“ NORWALK. CT.
Eggs are wurw tho uwuslNl in whom
Dillit‘llkfl. imvnusc their use toughen»
tho- takers. They l'i‘l‘ wholly some!"
duoua in who." mullim and also in tin
pudding. The limit mutant is made .9.“meme
'"l' ”"1 W'"”"'”"’ W" '" " 'i'm” "’ ur, mum in your paper of must
milk. renewing the whim im’ a rah” . i, ivr i’ , W i' A”
or “m, ”h" [""V‘Wr {4 ‘~ K it .ng ricer or): it til mutt-
- oi liflt‘lt paring i-ionth Main street, the
witnast heel, lite. N. Y. market. width at the street pun being mud-7
thirty iwt. This would give a sl
unlit width of seven and it half i
xiv-ah mo. in your issue of A
locate an artirin slatted P:
l
'8? no: Wmll ma mm?
Another Mrocsteoi the Inuit: Iain
DEATH OF Jillliihiirl i-i tiAlNivlii
Jerome ii. llainer. til i rnnhury dint |
this romping. lie was in the 33d yeah-
oi his ago. His funeral will be held
Monday.
awarding the Wldltliiig of th Main
direct.
Time is an ngflemt that lite
street should be pared. Public policy.
economy of repairs. run. dictate par-
ins. Tho sum Commissioners "it"
moment! that the wash be done. The
own ou-stlon is. What shall he the
width oi the street to he pared? Prog-
Ema smcsts 1a! or go at it is the
proper way to malts a posture and
Dlihhiii ('Alilimdt‘ Milli.
ilritknport, Conn”, April il.»~Kaiic
Codes. a maid at the Windsor "trill?
attempted nitride by swallowing car
boilc arid. iihe did not swallow
mil to «use her death and will?
probably mom. “or rash art is said
to hare been due to s tpsami with her
mu" itmrtttasurut improvement.’ Why not?
. Who mus that or; years hence the
i l
atsnuttsn :Dtl'r 607.8 1'0 .‘ set it lit in
‘,.st.reei the lasts thoroughiare let all
New lilies. AM! lwfidm'ri IL? mile east at Railroad place to and
this who on January 19 lit-Wm! his "II- "It railroad Mil” including It!
wile nod ”herded" was yon-mm who last llsrwslh mic will re»
sentenced to life imm Hr Wreastrssitensrfliiesairatwlder?
washsldtohenteatsliy W and? Mflflwmfli’? W
allowed to plead guilty to sand on. only says yes. nhiiethe ms. must he
greets-ruler ”heir nttisecstssvisolonlstwy
lunto yea. while if? m W
muflmnsrswn garrorsesitste‘achsidsmayheao
mirrors Aprildwmrhdoithe windmills-ices! Wm
gins: twesty‘two Mywms are
Sou“ door oins’lnildild :‘mflax sitting in airs fire lest so: . of their
was today. throwing three workmen to $2" t'flr; m M h It
tats-armour llohrwmthod‘iyhnrll W; ‘I ,‘ 3 an"
Twelve others on the some door my 9"
5
Thor» are now in this city it uumhr
oi ('IIKllit' bounce whose amalit-r door
is provided. not with n push button
that niwtrir iwii, but with on old lush.
oued itum-kor. When u new house is
'uilit. or no olai rcimilt or retitled. its
:trmllrr door to provided with a lil’lDi‘li-
tr iustcud oi n lit-xi. The purpose is to
mud mniusiug the sound oi a door
loll. won momentarily. with the sound
i the bell at the patrol tit-sit. New
t Buy one"; '
Anal my in! ii.
lllllltd Gilli, lilMttiJIli Deli
Mllil'tilIIanlilliitlps
flat the hunt mmdn argument at world-
thou-Implosi- an musichumud u piuln price
Thesitotiiionoi printout money opt-mien is
um to haul- -pan prices owed new
For Saturday. lprii 9th.
Barrel nest Pinon. ”.817“
flag Best Flour ...... .. 7 lo
l’wanty tmuthilrsnulsied Sugar iii. no
maxillary Eggs. item Mm. .m-
W..........is’ib. Shtmitirrs ...... 7c in
Wflllk... .. ...... ... ... .......7c
l'irlb Quotient iieatts. .. Wm:
To introduce our U. “ii. Mail limp
i hit Election W as much in
Mmlmmnteddtitemqmlity.
little at Halfl’il Aim OLIVE at
all continued a little burner. lit-ed
Wad.
l'iosrhon the upward more. ”Htrihe
' Will out loom
Try tour {M I’m
“my“
«mm i
$2.60 Plain Mtilltiil’ Skirts-
2:50
3.75 All wool t'hoviot serge.
llrocatlcd Skirts,
H» hi H St hh
H H
The above are exceptionally good quelling
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Nomaik, Conn.
"EVERYTl'llNG FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.”
Al’RlL FIRST.
ugu FISHING BEGINS
TOD
307. Code and Marionette 60’
tab Washington Street.
SMALL PROFITS.
QUICK
We feel sure you’ll say the some thing when you?
see any tie in our cues. Such a pleasing wallow
oi shades and patterns! Nothing so MM’
IIIIII'I periect dress as neat neckwear.
There's taste and judgment in the buying s! II 'V
Furnishing Goods stock. There’s liberality I. did ~
selling.
We are now exhibiting our entire lion ni
EASTER NECKWEAR,
tumbling of l'uiifi, 'l'ot’kv. hitir—iit-ilntttls, liowu, fitting Tint, in fact, m
wimpt inn profusion of ltutitlmttu t-tdnringu, ilur pttti‘ m 171' nt
29 cents
in tin. ltlllil noon cvr; u llt'l’i' on the 30v counter.
ills-u err-try owning until it n't-imvh.
DAVIS, the TailOr,
CLOTHIER BATTER AND FURNISHEfloH
Milliurkmuo llotcl block, South Norwslh
OPENING 7 Sattnrdayrflpril bilge
Willis H. Selleek,
to WA Ll. STREET. XORWA 17K.
/
Nu Bram "uncle? tlur «torit in itecli'ts on nitmotlvc :lrmvingt‘nfll. .‘
lBii’S, BOYS’ un’”’l”“" nus c w :a
an on astonishingly low prim
ihiriinotd
Neckwenr nnd Furnishing Goods
Is the finest in the Twin (lilies. A sptt'inl irature will is made of thy
it will be kept unto-date moiinually.
We extend to all a cordial welcome.
8 ¥ pecial Sale Saint
phasin- Cnrtis. Novelties. Prayer Books
' and Bibles.
Prices "W I9c lip.
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
Telephones-lit“. , MWALi.im.Xm
mount-gauntlet ' '
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