’olaet litigator. gtilu tallest. but on on m trial ltolu
. of!” you airs, J, C.‘ rplsood- lltodiamlllbo' ‘slioiildsrs to the
_ door. liotbiuleu were pretty. well as-
baastedaodthematchwasdeclareda;
draw. Kohl then cholleanod Bothneo
tor a contest for ”so. to be held at the
Norwallt Opera House on April 25 it
Qt Christian church went
. 0 RIM”. ‘0 Elm“ I
I 4 toisy a curb and yut-
M the Consolidated RIlle
I'I, property in Van
owned by Robert Joaelovs-
avenue yrocerynlall. rail
‘ y. tweaking the top'oi
~= and necessitatlny its ru-
‘ the shop of Henry Tilly. in
‘ dlk. where repairs were
York East conterence has
.~ Rev. A. J. Smith as pas-
lsst Avenue Methodist EV
arch (or a' lilth and last
will preach at the East Ave-
lat Episcopal church tomor-
on The Resurrection oi
Chlei Corner Stone oi Our
. ilhlth. The ioilowiny' choir
programme will be rendered at
a is Risen ........ Herbert
Lord Aroae .. C. H. Gabriel
7 u. rist Our Passover
. .................. H. Mlllsrd
soprano—Ye Bells oi Easier
‘ ‘ with vitllln ohliysto
.............. 1.. R. Dreasier
_ 'lovlval band will hold its meet-
, Isnai at 8:15. A splendid can-
“ filler concert by the primary
4 thus been arranged lor the
a
i
masses.
Insole Mitchell returned to
. today. alter a visit with Post-
alti In G. W. Bryan
’fidwsrd H. Smith went to
. ' ood'espects to re-
with wit. boat. which has
. . .. hly overhauled and had
a; ‘. . placed in hot.
' Miser (lose and sister. Misti
Petty. Ralph Case and Mrs Etn-
“ Ian, at this place. went to
, yesterday. by train and
wheels. From there they
the boat to Port Jencraoo trotn
, place they will wheel to Beliport
pend Better with Captain Daniel
. ii. iii. Winy, the newly appoint-
oi the Methodist Episcopal
will". it is expected. occupy the
Mir nlornioy. in the ev-
laster concert will lie yiren
scholars of the ilundsy It’liool.
A. Kline. baritone. at Booth.
" will slny in connection with
trends“. The public is in.
19 all the services
ill its Baptist church lafl’d'fl
u lay at iii: to Preschlny oer»
m. pastor will preach a m-
Wily to the children and
gums atrium lilyht Begin-
Nil simulation is desired.
It i2 outlook Eveniny
‘l: to, Subject. it Christ be
‘tht‘.’ We extend s cordial
to one and all of our ser-
mum.
pi Blrohsrdhssreturssd
asiswsvks'vlaltwithller.
. ai Parkvilie. is l.
at West llarwalli. has
her business with
5
round boot for Norwalk oil that date
stated that Whistler had already siyn~
ed.
oi Cinnati. and Tom Sullivan. oi
cnth round. Both men were ylv'en to
‘ er: Jtlbn‘tionrvry. announcer.
Walla: iill , .oihrookiyof
lieutsiriyweiiattsldetl.
multimillion» mm
wrap a wrestils‘p contest at catch
' m brim W . .. ,
‘llllll'twsldlilim :m
,r mums-ltlmmotmam»
«Minimum» interesting
mmmwm Brotbner
thirstltitMntnaeattwo'
swimwear“:
was also announced that Mansyer Mil-
lerr was endeavoriny to secure a lil-
betweinl (looms Dixon. oi Boston. and
Billy Whistler. of Philldelplils. It was
A lively bout between Kid Murphy.
Brooklyn. was next put on. The men
were to tight ten rounds at its pounds.
but Sullivan proved such a whirlwind
that Murphy was qui to quit the ser-
cllnchlny. but aside from that Sullivan
was much the better man. Heyootin.
uslly larced Murphy against the ropes
Ill-i reeliny into the audience. ilurphy
received some severe punishment. and
besides being badly bruised was cut
over the eye.
The star bout oi the eveniny was be-
lWecn'Jfldk Fox and H. bchinters.
colored. known as the colored crockoa-
jack. The colored man proved a sur-
prise. and thouyh both men lotsht to
a ten-round draw. lv'ox stood some hard
punishment. McWintenl yettlny in the
greater number at blows. Both m n
were admired tor their skilliul sparriny
and detense. in the first round lie-
that Fox was not expecting. and he
went reelioy over backwards. in an-
other second Ichinters landed hilt
right and Fox took another tumble.
Alter that both men were cautious and
sparred carefully for an openiny. Tilt
colored man had the best oi his antsy-
onlst in reach and landed harder
blown. although iv‘ox tound the colored
man's lace and breast several times.
For received a couple of blows below
the hell, but as his opponent apoioyls-
ed a tool was not called.
The perlotlnsnee are tile best oi nah
inaction. Gus PerlleIIy. oi Brooklyn.
was volume; Vt it. (i'oielnan. timekeep~
m
Peter Smith. is: quite ill oi rheuma-
tlam.
Miss Florence Lane returned to
Brooklyn» Holiday.
Charles Rowland has been spendiny
a icwdsys in Reddiny.
Miss Annie ‘lv'iteh is‘entrrtalniny a
friend irom New Britain.
iv'rnnk Lane has visited lrlellds in
New York and bony island.
Mills Minnie Williams is the yucst ol
the Miami Perry. at Valley Forge.
Mrs. M. B. Hill and Ilrs. L. 8. God-
lrew have been guests oi Mrs. llsltie
Coley.
Mrs. McMahon. oi Westbrook. has
moved into the house lately occupied
by (lranvlllc Adams.
Mrs Mary J. Miller has returned to
Reddiny aiter spending two months
with relatives in Weston.
A lot ol machinery lor the dyelny de-
partment ol the Norwaik and Psiriieid
Worsted Mills arrived yesterday.
, titer one hundred patrons wore pm
ant on Thursday evenlny at Norlield
(irony:- ilsil, and enjoyed a very de-
llyhtiul proaramur. presepied by New
Canaan (lrsllye The tint oualil'r was
s yreetlas sons to Nordeld. followed
recitation. readings and vocal doete:
interspersed by witty remarks by the
worthy lecturer oi New Canaan
(lrsnye. the lies. .1. ll. iloyi. Alter
the exercises a lot slipper was served.
Visitors were present tron “import
and tastes yrsnyes. At tile nest
toeetiay. on April 22. Hrs. Estella
flames. the state lecturer. will be prev
cot slid Inst upon Parliamentary
Practise.
w
WAD all A biotililTAllt.
lice Britain. April tulle police."-
eelves lslovslatios late yessty stter‘
uses that the almost Mohair da-
suits. Tailor—made and ready-made al-
and on seversi occasions nearly sent .
Winters developed a it'll-hand swingl‘” lamps. complete and ready to at~
Foods to supply the incresslny demand;
by interesting papers upon tarot topics. "’
com sun calico.
.i‘lr
ores this mix wetlt They will ,ot-
chanson at something stylish and
tsstslul for this spool- l period oi the
new season. .
And suits, handsome and yenteel
lslrs that are as natty as the tailor's
art can build them-auits oi conse-
quence, oi influence.
This department is one of those
broad. lily open places where a wide
variety oi the prettiest modes may be
ionnd. and where the prices are resu—
laled entirely by the yrade of des
you choose—lair to everybody.
aroma.
loiallts' aiybsos. a choice line that
are being altered at halt—priee.——-M.oo
ones tor $2.00. At the minor depart-
mellt. ‘ 3‘
LAMPS.
A larye lot oi hand lamps seiilu tor
10 cents each. Also 100 incandescent
tacit to yes natures. at 55 cents each.
Extra mantles 15 cents each.
COTTON couriers.
The desire impose-pops is greater
than ever this moon, and tor that rea~
son we have provided an immense as-
sortment oi both Scotch and domestic
very newest elects in light and dark
chevlots. Oxford. mndrsl and isncy
weaves.
Domestic Cheviot. 10c. yd.
English Check, mar. yd.
Madras weave. iDc. yd.
Pique novelties. 25c. yd.
Oxford. 25c. yd.
Whitlalu's. 25c. yd.
Scotch Plalds. 35c. yd.
TheD.M.READCO.
Removal !
[Illl Nillfllll Bill
Is now octuipyiuy
llell inking Room,
llii Washington mm.
In Hillel lining Billing,
Nest south of the sentinel Building.
“a..-
JAOOI M. L‘VTON.
call-tor.
Apr. ii liil
as
“AWAY avanasm.
low lowly.
mayday. Masha. April 4. via Victo-
ria. ll. (3.. April t.~Tbe horror on the
Dyes trail is yrowiay hourly in may»
titsde. As the work oi rescue plo-
reeds it may apparent that tsaly
hots lives were lost tiles at first
bought possible it is sow believed
”Mites-“sod 100 slssasd wow
lorsnswyarmesis have arrivedto'“ ‘
helpsloastbepnpsratloosiorzsstsr ' ‘
mrllbeone ditheieadisyieatpf
ler late buyers oi an poster with M»; .‘
mails chances with tlle gm, Dliodlsst Horwslk. larch :9.
I I : Materinl
‘ EAST NORWALK FIRE TAXES.
The taxpayers oi the hat florwsllt
Fire District are hereby mottled that
tile diitrict tax of onevilsli hill] on the
dollar. ‘lllll ooatllc» tows assessment
”as ‘
Ladies Suits.
ilstoi 1897. at a would: oi the also
triet held on the first day at June.
st the East Norwalk
house. will be due and payable the
first day oi April. 1808. at which time 1 Black All Wool Serye Suits. blouse
shall be ready to receive the same at
my store. No. to First avenue. Penal. i
ty at the rate at nine per cent. a year ‘
irons April int. 18'. will he charge:
on all taxes remaisioy unpaid on all are”.
alter lay in use. "5““ "9‘ 7"“ ‘" W°°‘
. :1. I. I. OORHAM,
Collector oi taxes for the East Nor—
wsik Fire District.
Dated om smalls. larch 29, tats.
Auction Sale‘
Norwalk Hotel,
TUESDAY, APRIL 12th,
anon-gull“.
in minimum-g
and“ ot.‘
A Grand Public Auction
will be held. (wasting oiwpcis, por-
lor and hallo-fl; iornltore.‘ bibclu-tl
utensils. storm. lamp, mirrors and
otheramoles nlokiuy up the lurnish~
logs of a hotel.
fidle tannin. Terms cult.
By order oi the ('Iilil't til l’mbtllt'.
‘ Black Brood Cloth brain
Black All fool limo lions. M i trimmed ......... 0”“ ..... r. .saso
front Jacket, silk-lined ........ “$1000 Black Clay Diagonal Capes. braid
p trimmed ...................... $5.00
9"“ A" Wool Chm“ 3“” “1' Black Cheviot Cloth cm, silk
front jacket. silk—lined ......... $12.00 lined ........................ $8.00
Black Brocade Satin Capes yausc
jacket. skirt and jacket trimmed
with braid, jacket lined will: tal—
teta silk ............ ‘. . .; ...... its 00
Covert Cloth sum. .iiy front
jackets .. ......... ' ...... 818.00
Navy Blue. ‘nlt Wool- éfigé éipils
blouse jacket lined with lsliem
silk ...... ............ $11.00
‘ whotorer the price; ' "L f: Vi”
; its. Jackets and Capes are all mode by
" nfll g‘uarnnteod first class.
Littlies’ Spri
l
Block All Wool Serge Stilts. blouse l
locket. tnlleta sill: lining ...... slim) "lath mama, Satin Capes lace
and let trimminy ............. $5.00
Black Velvet Capes. jet and braid
ruche ........................ $5.00
Separate Skirts. .1
Black Figured Brilliantine Skirts. $2. 75
Black Figured Brilliantlne Skirts. ‘l Tan ’Broad Cloth Jackets. a;
line quality tum iront ________ ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ‘3 '
lilaclt All Wool Serge Skins ..... “.00
Black Broad Cloth Skirts. lurked. .
slack Camel}; iiair Serge Skirts. _,
tucked ....................... $6. 75
‘Tsn Tricot Clout Still! Mitt lined
Blink Satin Skirts ............... 87.00
'5") lane! lllk... 5.. ......... $12.00 Black Brocade Satin Skirt ........ ”.00
3 632ml 'BUILDIRG.
" Opening of New Spring Suite, Jackets, Capes,
no So urologist ’ is.
I, ' pocket book will afford.
"y more satinlnotory than ,
4”...“ ,y
l 1. "
.:~Capcs.
\
f ., artists.
., ,” , .133. va‘
Ladics’SpringJacke‘is .
Black All Wool Cheriot Jackets.
liy lront ....................... $4.50 .
Black All Wool Cheviot Jaeketsy
iiy from, silk lined ............. 85.00
Black All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets. lly trout. silk lined. . ..
Black All Wool Clay Diagonal
inucy eilk
trimming .. « .................. $5.50 Jackets. 3!. {,bm'
Black and Stilt Capos. jet and lace lined $850
trimming .................. $8. 5‘) """"""""""""" '
Block All Wool Kerney Jackets, liy
mm mm “lid?%:::1
00 Ton Broad Cloth Jackets. fly front,
hail lined with taiicta ......... u.
Covert Cloth Jackets.
throughout ................... $8.50
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, Nurlralk, Conn.
Notes iew oi the many bargains.
trimming
F. _____’H .\ll:ltltll., Trustee.
A new line of fancy plaid drone grunt-i. yard
wide, . .. ~ i2, l5. 20am pcr yard '
New American print calico do per yard.
50 down 9 “poll ladlea' llsudkl'vtzlliels, .
India) and ohildlea's last blocklliilbc,
ladios’ kill gloves, spring stylist and (nylon, 89c and .l
Ladlu' muslin niyiltmbut. "author: yoke,
3 yard wide skim. rui'ile and Hamburg
‘ , 75c nod Oi
bury trimmed.
lz'c
ode!
pu—
SCOFIELD 5 HOYT.
-i-i unlllcttcllcil abetting,
i'urtailt swisss. bordered edge,
Htrnw mailing. cairn qualiti,
5'5 . “glut” lhryain yet: lngrsiu “lot, Silo per ysl’d
f ’l p '.i wood bedroom null
clulid oak dining chair, cane eestL ’
500 f ' 5 sin mmrmslmial‘ue, ‘ ;
Scofield 8- Hoyt,
83 Washington st., 30. Norwalk, Club Building, Norwalk.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
Lafiv muslin drawers, (loop lace or Halli-
:55 10:“)th
band do per yard
12, is and 20c per yd.
l0. )5, is outlay-
This)! by small proportion of bargain» we hate to
ltltit. iii. til. iii.
its ltitttl. W, 850. 375.
wt “1 wt “t
”W. W-
m, “5.
mmummmma
Can he takes less sat replacel without chassis: elitist-eats.
f
i——__—..
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the liorwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
5 ml ll. mute, 1......
mm
Optl [idly llllll I t’ihtl.
These two cuts represent the “ERICA! TRAVELER. the listst 5,0 Bicycle II the market. Best epilm. 'l'we plea trash helpers.
Filo «Finish and
Norwalk Chronicler