hour ofovrnlog worship
rm llathodist Episoov
‘hssn changed from 1
right. of East avenue, fell
from a host in Randal”
« r. but swam ashore with-
Thompsoa ran into a small
. Washington street bridge,
{fwheoi and rider went in a
, serious damage was done.
7 Ira. 0. W. Benedict, of Mn-
. will leave Southern fines.
. .. y, and will arrive here
‘ They'are much improved
at
number of eggs and chickens
wiolen from William B. Mar-
the past few nights. He
it warm for the culprits the
they visit him.
leis; inittred the knuckle of his
. while at work on the oynter
one day recently. and the hand
swollen. it is feared a piece
‘ renal- .s in the wound.
from Pittsileld. Mass. slate
' members of the Advent church
Jelly have voted to extend a call
' M. George M. Teeple. pastor of
flint church in New Haven. for~
’ of East Not-walk.
“will request the excellent Eas-
W anniversary musical pro—
rendered by the choir at the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
last Sabbath morning will he
. tomorrow. It will be divided
0 parts. Part first. in the morn-
Vlll include the much-praised an—
, and soprano and t-ontralto duet.
Violin accompaniment. Rev. A. .l.
.. will preach from Chriut's Resur-
a Type of Man'a. Part second.
“the evening. the anthems given by
'qttaristte will be supplemented lly
, o solo, by him. Charles Si-
no a violin solo by William Pay-
Tbo pastor will preach from The
_ aowamw.
'13." .l-ivingaton Lucitey and family an»
. , from New York next week. to
their summer reaidcm-e in Main
"fl- Allce Dean Ward returned to
York city, yesterday afternoon.
I few days spent at her summer
on Contentment island.
. for. Robert Booth the new motor oi
. Wm church. was entertained
‘, may by Mr and Mrs. John W
‘ He made a favorable impres-
apon his congregation and will
make a success here. vvvvv
wn correswndrnt Ridgelleld
in the Baptist church Lord‘s
ml“. lit "£45. The pastor
give an illustrated short tail: to
‘flllflm. to he followed by a m»
. m school ill 12 o'clock. I'Ivetv
airtime Ii l: 30 o'clock. Stilljm'i.
3“"? cl ifnbeiktl A cordial invita-
ltaltsaded to our and all of tiles-u
‘ ’I'. Tristranl is very low at
: ‘flltilr school will open for nu-
tmt mt itondsy.
stifle. who has hem seriously
Gilt ta ta- ahout again.
Charmer has relurtiwl to
in Brooklyn. after visiting
lawn.
W who mt his
ll his home its". has returned
‘ aim
has-hall loan has war.
would iiite to arrange
.atber aim in this vicinity.
Sunday school. lie is an earnest earsh-
ysr. and will interest all who coins to
hear him. .
sick list.
mallard.
nesa trip to Chicago.
spending the week in Westport.
nable bird/dog of Orlando Andre-rm
has vlhlt’ed Mrs. Charles Adams and
other Weston friends.
been spending some months in Easton.
m. 4
Marwln Beers tail] of bronchitis.
lira. Joseph Smith has been on the
John Chase is suffering from rheu-
Jullus 8. Lane has been on a trust?
Miss Minnie Williams has been
Harry Jackson has purchased a ival-
Miss Eleanor Hoyt. of New Britain.
Miss Marguerite Sturges. who has
returned home last \veelt.
Miss Minnie Gilbert. of Port Chester.
has spent a few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mn. AT B. Gilbert.
Friends from Weston attended the
wedding at Miss Bertha Brady and
Richard Pitch. in Wilton. on Thursday.
Emmanuel church was profusely doc-
mated with handsome flowere on Sun-
day. and an impresslxe Easter service
was conducted by Rev. Mr. Hooker,
KIA“! ”00, 000 A Yin!
Legislative Investigator; Committee
Believes that Amount lay bs loved.
The legislative committee which is
making an investigation to ascertain
methods of reducing the expenses of
the state. met yesterday afternoon in
h’er: Haven. Most of the time my:
spent in dial-nosing the system of for;
of lhcrlffq and jailers.
A member of the committee
said that in his opinion ”0.000 a your
could be saved to tilt? saute in those
fer-s alone, without initmticc to the util-
vials.
Sir. William“, of the rommlwalonjsald
that the next Mgislamre. if it to desir-
zd. mold matte mimilon in the stow
expenses of nearly tlmlum a your.
The not. meeting of the «committee»
will he held hilly l, in Willlmantlv.
when tho exprnses of the titans agri-
mimral college and the 'I‘olland roun-
ty tall will he eonsldtred.
0A“. arms 10 ma non.
Ks has Agreed to Take command of a
Companylnilaso of War.
t'aptzml Addition A. lictts. formerly
tlw’ellh-irnt captain of Company D.
l’ollrlh regiment. bull rm-eivctl u mm-
muniratlon from the war department.
uniting if. in mum of llUlltlllllHi with
litulln nnd voluutct-nl are til-poled. he
Wallllfl be willing tlltlmuniuv a company
and talw command of it on the field.
t’aplaln lieu; has nixnilied his willing-
urss to do an. and if their lll a was,
Norwaill enthusiasts may have all up«
normally to go to lbw from under t'ap»
lain Bella.
P51110110 manna
They lefoss tol'ot any lors Yellow
low Braids on Bats.
~ Mr. Editor: All unusual putriotll- lit‘ll»
limt'tti manifested itself today in ill“
minds of tho trimmers ol the South
Norwalll lint mmmny. and till-y haw
refined in put any more yrllnw bow
braids on the hats. as yellow ill thr-
llpaniah color. Your: truly.
A ’l‘illhlhfllit.
“134813" INlll'ii’l‘lilfili
li'l'ltlli’lilt.
Winsted. April it» The factory of
the Brown Machine company. a throw
atmy structure. was entirely destroyed
by line with its valuable mnrhlnrry last
night. cousin a torn or about 825.090:
insured. About lilo skilled melanin
will be thrown out of employment.
The mlivrr hinting wimp of that lilglv
land Plating company admitting was
him totally draimyed. The In starla
oil from mine unknown cause in the
engine rm.
"K-
in will of tho lair Anna ll. linglloh.
wits of the late gov-rm at (Stillm-
rwt. was lied for probate in tho surro-
gm'll ales. new torts. yesterday. at—
mankinasmlnrofhaqmuaot
jewelry to diluent when at the
faulty. lira Misti team the» m
OIMMCDWW.M"K¢.
m.mtne. manhunt-ta
no is the Writ} sitter. lira. m
,ln‘ eamhrlc. alone and linemi’or
“l”: 81..” 32.00 to '3. 49 NEW Will
titres in little things .3 wear.
makes and correct chects.
with belt. for 19 cents a pair.
qtlality lotion Hose Supporters with
belt it come cat b or three pairs for :25
.mlita At Muslin Underwear depart:
mdnt
splendid value at the price.
' we Rulers. little Drama and lit~
umbrella Shirts. Boys' Kilt Suits
81 25.
have Just come in and that are
low priced. Very handsome for
lrne lniants' and Children's wa—
nipt presents a handsome and un-
broken assortment of things that are
choice and desirable for the little folk
Entatalnmeotfio. l:
mm
THE VI“IR GIRLS. '
Emmlnmeut 8o. 2‘
Entertainment No. 3:
Spend added stitaction,1\
Barefoot Pal-ion Dance.
Bells lit Wood’s mid Btlllson' ll.
the fame.
1:
Hum at. and VAUDEVI LLB.
iii-oxovglty Acts «to
”m-
The Bu lie I
ail—Minutes at '1'! onto Girl v.14“).
'cw Ysork’
Latent Emotion, The
,l’liccs, 25 35 null Silo.
atl this gladsolne season at the year.
\
1 PAIAIOLS.
Showing all the newest and brightest
characteristics of this new season.
Shapes. colors and sticks in the most
geilteol styles. A striking collection of
what is to be the most fashionable at.
fairs for the coming spring and sum—
mllr.
l
‘s GLOVES.
llew interest centers around this de-
pal-intent because the special spring of-
felings are so charming and dainty.
The final touch that gives a costume
its standing among all the new spring
outfits. A helpful assortment ot the
newer“ shades to seiect’fronl reliable
1 SPECIAL.
lleat quality all-silk Hose Supporters.
Beat
W-..“
i SILK WAISTS.
ll stwcial lino of black. all'eiik ’l‘nl-
feta waists. for $1.00 each. that are a
WASH WAISTS.
ll large collection~largeot in the
city—«if styles and grades that run in
price from :10 cents to $22.50 each. The
most tasteful assortment that can be
[Ollnd in that rang.) of cost.
mammoco.
WWI.
floss 13mm) mam PATROL.
liew York. April illwidnemen of ill“
Welrtern l'nlnn Telegraph mmprtuy at»
vonueoting the lifesaving stations
along the lamp; island mm with lli'"
l’urllllrulluns on Long inland and with
tlulrrnor's island. l‘onnectlona will
Hind be made with the Brooklyn navy
yaw-l. Ono oldwt lnr mulling tho-ac
l-tlllnet-titllul l» to cable- llll‘ cnlnmandr'lll
of tho scout Innate that are to patrol lllt.‘
Long inland mm. to matte vplirll rc-
purjls to lllv" nearest amt) our! only
llt‘fljtltllllll'll-l’l. it arm umlorstnml m
illlrvrnor'u island yl'lliii'lllt)‘ that the
lilgllal tarps of the gig-mud battalion.
Noll York Navui ranl’i‘vt‘. Would he tilt!
tlorlml at Southampton. i.. l.. while '.l
lit-ill” of the unflineera‘ corps from Wil-
lel’l‘l Point ill to no in Gnome,
“lilo lloord of Health wishes to roll
the attention of prop~rly home” to
thslullowlnx section of the Health Or.
dimlnr-e relative to privy vaults.
letion 92. All vaults wit hill the
«lty must in- rieaned now a year before
Mal unless otherwise ordcred
William Voltmer is the sanitary In-
sperm. Complaints of any nuisance
male to him: will he referred to this
lionrd for action.
m ll pomp or HEALTH
‘ a
District of Nortullt. as.. Probate
(Willi. April I‘lth. A. ll. ll”.
to of Lydia C. Sherwood. late of
Nora-lit. ln said district. deceased.
(l tiered. That the administrator car
hilrli his administration account to
tidal court for anion-lent at the PM
hat nice to limit. on the 27th day
fl prii. ms. all! o'clock term;
sad that all oer-oar interested in said
may he milled thereof. the all»
will can this order to ha
is a manner having a air-
district.
Thailanellayers
Elwyn“ in. \i on“); and the wonderful
. and realistic production of on ester-am» n p-
"who of thou-own plays live your ttw fea-
lllncw by the li imam sisters and "the re
SUPERB Bill). totem ”CREST“.
onequarm' mills
ll
Hoyt’s Theatre,
All the work hmgmotntnomin:
MONDAY APRIL 18th.
80~PEOPLB~30
I. imoro Into“, in tin grand
not i. It. Wnlu-r s (Howl-my
l:
rload of lip" lni lieu any. New slings and
New lira-clamo- between the sets.
opening Pluy‘ ~- llaiy'tl Daughters."
Evening primes. ill, 2.) and ”tents.
Manner prim. vvhlldrcn tile. adults a».
Heats now on mine at l‘lalslcll'r and (lion-
drnlng's drug worm.
School Taxes !.
The taxpaycm of the South Norwalk
L'nlon School district are hereby noti-
ilcd that the district in of one and
the dollar. iald on
the town sarcasm 1t list of 1893'. at a
meeting of the dis ict held on the let
day of June. not. at the Franklin
street school house, will be due and
payable on the L'd day of May. 1898. at
which time i shall no ready to receive
some at Stillson'adrug storm 82 Wash-
ington street. l‘ennlty at the rate of
nine per cent. a year from May 2d.
llllis, will he charged on all taxes ro-
malnlng unpaid on and after June ‘Jd.
1898.
l". A. TOLLES.
('ollector of 1'3th for South Norwalk
i'ulon School District.
Dated at South Norwnlk. April 12.
iii”. all! :2
HY TT,§}*~
80. z GAZETTE BlJILDlNG. ’
3“}
.oths and lVlattlngs.
As spring approaches, and o ith it comes warm weather, the thought of hundred-
ing is nppcrmost in the minds of all housekeepera. Right here we wish to any that we
are showing the lament line of Oil Cloths and Mailings, and that our prices on than
. we guarantee to ire right. We have the my licst make of Oil Cloth' m all widths. and
inrall qualifies, lrom’ thé'cheapest' to the yery best Our Mailings Wtfc bought before
the change in tarifl' advanced the price, and We'a're able to sell them as cheap as they
have ever been said. We have a full line of Chiueaeand Japanese, both in atrat‘r'md
cotton warp in all the newcst patternsrand colors
Housefurnishi'ng Dep’m’t.
if you find that your kitchen or china closet wants replenishing we are prepartd to
furnish you with anything in that line that you may want. All our goods ‘to’this line
are first quality —-:tot imperfect or seconds. we sell a good broom for 19¢; wood pails
10c; ,beat laundry soap 3c cake; White Rock lime, 3“) cans, 9c; Sarpet tacks, all sizes;
tack hammers and tack pullers; carpet sweeper ‘; carpet heaters; white trash; paint and
scrub brushes. We also carry a full line of window shades, to all qualities, from 25
cents up. ‘
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
Scofield 6- Hoyt,
83 Washing ton st., So. Norwaik.
Club Building. Norwalk.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
l
Salon fun-of the litany lmrgaim. Ltulit-s‘ nut-din drain-re, (1011! love or llmw
burg trimmed 2.5.“ ml lnnll 60¢:
4w 4 outdoor heal shooting, 5 and flu per yard
t'urtaiu «wists, bordered edgy- l'l, Ill and i’fh- per yd.
blrnvr planing l-xtm quality, lit, l5, l8 and 25¢?
A llI‘W “ill! I»! fancy plnlsl lirtm goods. ylml
wide, 1‘1, 15, 2i) and 25d pvt ytml
New Amvrimlx print calico. iv per yard.
:50 dozen l linen llulilva' llnmikorl-hicfs, .‘w 1""; “mi mam", VH'i mm“, “'1’“: me [‘97 ynrll
lw‘lfll‘ nllil tflllltln‘ll'fi {Ml lilal'k lltH’, iii" :5 I’ll”! 9 hard “om! lmlmuil gufl' .l2
iaulics' kill glows, spring styles nulls-ohm, Site and 3i i 50“.] out (lilting chair, wine my, 900
lmlim' "muslin night min-e, Hamburg yoke, 50", t; [.m oak extension table. I ‘3
3 yard wide skirts. rill"? and ”3!!!“HK This is‘lmt a small pmportion of bargain» tve blue to
trimming till, ‘35. 750 Mill ‘1 0"" . ..
.-
SCOFIELD 6- HOYT.
Lilli. lilo.
Milli. $50. $76. $80.
lm Johnson. ill. 360, ill.
and 3100.
Mood. $39. $00. 360-
lulriy. $60.
Senior, ill.
a
These two cuts represent the Allliltifillli TRAVELER. the finest 550 Bicycle in the market.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the Norwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
“
lltptilllg, Rolling, rum-g.
FRED ii. Gillllil. Illmt.
Bicycle 08mm.
0m Blunts Until t o'llttl.
M
Best options. Two piece crank hangers.
Can be taken down and rcp'aced without changing adjllttlntots.
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