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'clmnuonot on other,
dailies. cums-MM
nputoadrsrtlsersudrllio!
alfinasetslfli tidelowtidr
6.8 ll pm 4:52.!“
“I and thektrommon People.
*ls I uritioal month in the his-
tbo American republic. But 7
year when it comes, no matter
huh concerned It to other grave
thnpeoplool this montry out
thoughts 80 hack to that sad tithe, 4
Id, 1865, when Abraham Lincoln
3, ”oiled. They recall his mer-
W his long so firing and street
. on well as his statosmnnrhip.
d it: noblest features in his great
.. Ill. however. his lovdlor tho
. ~ people and his laith in them.
“It some time since (ix-ML
Mm coiled attention to the
- of the war president for his
As General Harrison so aptly
"it. this liking for the people who in
that at the domagogno or time
- ,tilitioinn. He did not pretend
.. the masses beause he wanted
' rota When he thought they
' wrong. he trains out boldly and .
b, always. irom the time when as
his metnhor of the Illinois logis'
he and one otbor llllli enterml n
plate-it sgaiust slavery till he
Wilts trusted lender or! the wholo
whom he lured so well.
. tinot only loved the common‘
he took them into his mull»
, fin believed in telling them
' things. and h» bssdml their wiuhm
m rerun oi Ismihility. llo
«insider himself as :lintatitm
“liq toihmu. lie was-wily their
W- the one who osmmterl their no
will. This was his linbitml at,
h the pmplo n! tho United Stains
éldld they inward his o'otiiidonm
The! loomed iu limo that on
w occasions when he wrmld not
7 he wright and they was wrong.
, A‘Iury With imp-um.
'fi trot that we hare just at this
‘ in navy that non innit" I show-
Wh that at iinnlsod or ltunin,
the Review or imm- hum“
It said build on» quiohr than
and men we began it. it
" 5 t we now here shipyards
first monotone ml to any
and housed steel are cheaper
”United Hum than soywhsmelse:
. ‘ol mlmw tin/momma!
lit-tee would prov- throw-iv»
“ " . «owl: narrows 1mm and
' In” 1‘». The oils-been- soil
of Anselm-i whom no»
“Wm-intern have so mild in
vansym'u mw "to United Mum
to rope mm Wind with
hi or the triple willow-n. although
smog}; thou-virtual an army and
'. M n my}. whistler Forums
W Miser minis their
. M I who!” W'n‘liim. ll M in
the" «nits in to be T
any how tat-vs to herein: how a:
» more it» «in mid it use»
thr mum at lasting swords
. It is m». for an». the!
M vinyl-Mimi tum; one
Mod the inn» hmu rs: do
“ lot no to» W that stem
M am but ism m
‘ low far-by
William it. w and Molt Ola
j whines-uh smut mm
m,m.m mum South
hereunder trial. ‘ m were allowed
to so on their own mule-m. prom
ll!” W It’ll?” '30 the £0!" W
this morning. They did not do so,
however. and later it was turned that
M lied disposed of their household
clients and lett town. .
It appeared that on out:r Roach and
80mm, but other persons made a hab-
it of fishing in the reservoirs and
streams, tearlugvdown the loom and
using the wood to matte a bra with.
superintendent Barlow is determined
to harmsueb things stopped, and in
this he has the hearty support of the
Water Commissioners. A sharp look-
out is to be itept not! it will probably
go border with the next persons cumin
committing misdemeanors, '
.anomon‘at. now ms.
Schiller Stanitn will meet tonight In
Mystic Chain Hall.
St. Mary's school opened yesterday
alter the Easter vocation.
‘ Memorial services will be held at St.
Mary's church Thursday. at 8 n. in. tor
the late John A. Pulley.
The Young Men's Christian Asst»
eiation Wheolmsn will give a run to-
morrow evening at 7 o’clock.
There will be a meeting of the board
at directors o! the South Norwallt club
at tho oilice of John H. Light. tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock.
One oi the New Yorit Grocery com-
pany's delivery wagons broke down in
Wall street this morning. In crossing
the ll‘dt'k the rear axle was broken.
—~l cake oi Ivory soap tree to every
adult at l-‘. D. Lawton & Co's.
The Twin City Wheel club have sent
‘ postal cards to the. voters at each end:
at the town calling attention to the
town meeting to be held this evening.
Thomas Brady, of Bridgeport. and
Miss Mamie Fitzgerald, of this city.
will be married at 8 o'clock. with a
nuptial high mass at St. Mary's church.
The wading of Harold Glendening
and Mt. Nobel Nicherlon. both 01
Norwalgwill take place It the bride's
homo iiflest loin street. Wednesday ,
alternooo.
Oliver ii. Jackson and tarnily. who
have. been boarding at Mrs. Sellcclt’s
in East avenue. are now occupying the
Clark astute bouso in that street. ue'ar
\Voutport uwnuo.
.lobu Snellbm'k, who has romluctvd
the shooting gallery and babies at
Rotor. Point for several moons, wiilj
move lrom New 'Yorlt to South Nor.
walk. out Week. oi-rupying apartmams
in one o! the Young's houses in South
Main simit.
Thirty-sown years ago today. April
iii. Hull. the first company 0! Connecti-
rut soldiers to voluntmr for tho Rebui-
lion [WI through New listen
flllllt‘ from iianhury to New
rrgituent of the stain militia. llrorgr
Ii. Mimi. of this rity. won its first vor-
pond.
The International Navigation com-
pany. tho well-known and powerful.
romtvuny whirls owns the rolobrutml
grvylioumis. tho St. Paul. 8'. Louis.
New York and Paris. as wall be ill"
ollwr Mnuttwrs at tho- American nml
limi Stair lino“. has “1113”)! ormiuiz-
ml the Empiri- ’l'mmtportntion rompar
ny. which will opntnip u flout of lumcf
m-vun mmrm-ru lu-lwot-n Smith ilfli‘ tit
Mlvlinvln, nml righiwu i’ii‘t'l’ lmxtlu 3,...
tum-u iii. Mirhm-is and Dawson ('in .
nod lutvrmwliuto mints on "i" Yukon
llivor. Wo urt- shut to know that at
last a rostunihibio mmpuny has moor»
ml "to drill. with which the public tnuy
solvl)’ rival.
MIC '11.]. CAI].
Appeal from Probe“ by Income 01 -
a lroohlleld Ian's totals.
By Associated Press.
Ilritlgowttlv'r. Form, April lowdu in‘
twisting will roan romp up this motor .
ion in llit‘ rivll iluporior t'ouri. belon-
Jmlm Bliss A. Robinson and in jury. lt ‘
is the appeal from the prowling oi the
will of the iatr- Smiirne iitnrtlernnt. of
Ilrooittieid. min or tho rmrutor o!
the estate at the testntrix. Property to
the amount of $54,000. imitating a hall
interest in the murdered! block in
this city is involved.
It is claimed by the appellant that
M“ ‘ the testniris was not mmtnlly rspablo
to mate a will st tho time the routes— ‘
ted lnsurnnre was drawn. that undo»
inn-em was need in rompolilng her to
unite it and the signature nttsrimt to
it in not grantee. it is alleged that
the undue influence wits snorted by lir-
ri .l. fitment. the trstatris's hm
bend. and in. 8. Willard they and flit
as W.
Aroma) rott 375.
Deputy some Lyon has plane on
.attnehflrl‘tonapleoeoitasdlnfiewa
guns-am recently northeast by
John! Lima m. wearers
up 5
llawu. ‘
The t'tlmllllly belonged to the right!» ;
WWII.
wishsidilotoiilit. Alter routine
Wharton-omega was
voted that ' Henry Pepper. Willis
WM'WQWMW‘
sdllte'direetomesoli‘ unmounted.
‘thesntnMQMorntore. 5
ltwasslsovomo‘that the heart
to the Eveningfien i. the Sorrel!
non-ea the» " 69am tor
their tree gilt to the hospital. in the
thorough and splendid manner In
which they brought the hospital before
the people of the town in their Easter
lanes. which we tool cannot tail to re-
sult in great benefit to the hospital,
both financially and in creating and re»
opting interest in the work.
The remainder oi the evening was
spent. in discussing plans (or raising
loads, and getting things in shape to
begin the wort: of building at the ear-
liest possible moment.
The building committee oi the hem
pitul will meet tomorrow night at the
residence 0! E. A. Woodward. and pre—
parations will at once he made to se-
cure bids and begin work on the hos~
pitul building.
mourns not sum.
83v. Bohbins’ Friends do not Want
him to have lorwalk.
A special meeting of the Norwallt
Baptist church ,smicty was held last
light to take action upon the resigna-
.ion of the pastor, ltev. lv‘. E. Robbins.
Alter a short discussion it Vote was
.alten, resulting in a vote oi 66 to 32
.n iavor of not accepting the resigna-
rion.
Every oilort will be made to have
)lr. Robbins remain in Norwallc. and it
is hoped by his many friends that he
will not persist in his determination to
:esign and seek other fields.
romun “Wm
M
THE CRANE PLAYERS.
The company bonded by E. bi. i'muo
ind bearing his name, began a Wt‘t'lt'll
.zngagemeut at Hoyt's Theatre last
night, under the most promising con.
.iitions. the audience tilting the house
2nd manifesting approval of the most
enthusiastic character. Mr. (‘ranr- is
not new to this people. but the most of
his company is. The play presented
was Daly's Daughters. in which Mr.
Crane pluyml the loading part and was
well supported. The Elmore stators”
old favoritrvs. were even mon- t‘lowr
than over. which is saying wry much
vior them. tor they have always been
bright stars in whatever company they
f appeared. Besides their specialties oi
;singih§ ind donning. tho)“ urn clercr
,' little actors. and in all points are first
Him. The comedy work oi James
iKennedy and the musiral slwiuitirs
were first win. and Wt'" resolved. M»
5 together Itlr. ('ram- and his rompnny
. are of high rank and u work’s pleasure
.s in store (or thoiatrc attendants.
i ”turn will its matlnws t‘t’t't’y day (or
‘ aho rust of tin» week. t‘hildron. to
.‘t'lilit. adults. 20 rants: «evening priros.
it). :2" and 3" wins.
. Mutium- "may. lxgully lit-ml. lo
1 night. The lioy From Boston.
;0\'l'2llill'3Ml INSTEAD OF 'l‘lllllll
RAIL.
’l'lio Consolidated has nimb- a change.
in the mnntwr oi npplyiug the powor to
the New l‘onaun road. Tho mmpany
_ bus concludod to put up tho trolley line
f overhead instead oi the third roll.
' l’oloei were distributnl Holiday along
the line. nearly the entire length. and
iron brat-Bots will «any the trolley
wire. The entire rolls on the road will
lu- rciuhl with now-nu pound rails.
. Now tit-o will. wiwn- nwmeury. is» put
in. and t'lfllllvwlli'vl trolh-y cuts will
be put om so an to voter the ground no
. lulu-Hy as tho utmost ioromotivo. Mord
(maumt trips will be "Hill". and Sinus
70rd and Now l'mmun will lm in rimw
tmurh,
REAL lvli-i'l'ii'l‘l':
i’l'lltli.
Georgi- Iii. Way to llolwrt
. lillltl in iiilluido plat».
’l’ullmudsv iiulwr in .ltmt'llll it. Toy-
ior. land In Spring street.
John 'I‘. smith to l‘lllzulwth ilpulir.
kind in liloutrood nvonuo.
‘ tiamucl li. l'crris nod Julie A. For,
'i‘ll to Wlillnm A. Il'nrrls. ol Horton.
loud nod buildings in Ely avenue
Shrub W. l’arttlck to John and Lou-
lmt thom'hl. luml in Nutrition mm-
on».
tit-org» t'. lmltwood tn lsam- ll.
Hamilton. tho Norwsli: hotel property.
thliem ii. lionnlchsm to sum lion-
aislsou. [Holding lots on Moss lliil.
lti'll'lfilii'l' “I’ll ANS-
iimltb.
Mil. MMlNIZIl BRANiTlllNil (WT.
Thomas J. ”met. the enterprising
nowsctoalor of South ”sin stm't. yrs:
tmiuy limit“ the stationary and
no" WW oi William A. Wheeler.
who hes dons buttere- in one oi tho
mom in the llooorno block. and also
had a stand in the itsltocltetno llotsi.
itr. MW proposes to mtinm both
oi these. as well as his own stand in
booth loin strut. lie in to hr roegres
tut-ted upon his eutarptise. and will
”doubt mksamothlsun
renters.
iiASltl’l‘ 3AM. (tonne.
St. Joseph's bushel hell team will
ploy the team of the penis» rinse oi
?tle Stamford limb iiehnol. mt week
’Tenniar “but! theorists trill pisy
the fist itorwait itigh Wis. The.
last are at the m will be iii-yeti
in M who! it the mar
it; one the -
i
’ M on. hundred ”pi. gimp“
mmmum,mmmnm,
the containment siren last night at
the residence oi Mound ..irs. George
mm. Washington street. for
tile Mi 0! the First ltethodlst Ep-
iscopalian!” school. it was siren
tor Ills-es Leora BM.MM Bushmas-
tor.
A very interesting programme was
rendered. It included a piano solo by
“Miss Bertha, Adams; pending, In. Mi-
ner I). Randall; comet solo, Howard A.
Tiny; recitation, Mrs. 3. Milton Stew
vans; duet. piano and violin. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Albert Woman; trio,
Freeman and Mr. Tilly.
A peanut hunt rollover! sml‘nd'orded
great amusement tor all present. The
first prize was tuwured by Mrs. E. l..
Brush and tho consolation trophy by
Mrs. J. C. Crows.
GOLDFIEDDS
piano, violin and cornot, llr. and Mrs. be
mmmomm «mm srosr. «
s _ ~ . .
We sinediely hope that if. war we must have that it will
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be short, quick and dé— ..
cisive, and that our country's flag will float over liberated Cuba;that the Maine shall
avenged, and the honor of this great country sustained. "We do not want to pass
throu ll. another experience such as the last war, with all the mills stopped, price
outo otght on the commodities of life, sugar, 25¢ per pound, muslin, iinc per yard,
calico, 50c per yard, etc., but no one can foretell what Will Occur.
For the Coming reel, commencing Saturday taming, April 16, hint that on so soon.
To AlaSka 7c lleavy Unbleached Muslin.
5c
Madras and Cheviot Shirts. great 'vnri-
(50'.
50c
Ohio. Pennsylvania. litinois indium, thine-
mngh. SF'flI“! illwd. with Strum Heat.
With? Lights, will all nitslsrn improve
men v,
Scuttle to St. Michaela
Appointrd to out ulioutulttnt- innit. ' ,
.lnly l‘i. * ‘5.
n naturist: Lmtmwu - ..
n
“It“? lift!“ tit-oat: simmers o" well insulin in
thr- Transatlantic. business in colloortiou with
..ur own fit-vi nt in New Von—la (Mme
Vulcan River ll‘nlt'lt! furnish by for the
Yukon Rlvor tutors.
"ALL WATER ROUTE."
Romernher tlmt this line enables pump?"
to reach the heart of IleOld Fluid. w th-
iio Full Bleached Mulls,
6c
$1.39 Brussel Net mulled Border Cur-
tains, per pair.
5|.00
Men's Light weight Wool Shirts and
Drawers.
8c White [men
5c’
98c
750 Black india Brocade Silks,
um route in Dawson city amt all ollicr 29c Opath window shades, all colors.
l9c
50¢
a
Jill—in. wide I‘m-rains. fast colors.
tint enduring tlw lutrdshlps, ell, . more
toilandda -r to un- and pm‘mt' uncoun-
ternd on the erland routes. prey
BIPllill 'l’lllllNR'll'i’lOl 60.
of: First arenas. Seattle. Wain. ortn tutor-
n-tlon-l Nov. $9., 4i ilowliof eru.
New York. a Din-3
COIIISIOIIERS’ solidi.
The subseribers appointed by lthc-
Court 0! l’robnto for the District of
Norwalk. Commissioners to retain».
examine. and decide upon the claims
of the creditors of the estate of Ed-
ward G. Tomliuson. oi Norwnlk. in
said district. an insolvent debtor. hero-
by girt- notle.r that we will attend to
the duties oi our said appointment at
the alive at .luooph R. Taylor. in Nor-
walk. in said district. at South Nor-
u'ailt, on the 23th day at May. i898. and
.m the 28th day of June. 189i. at to
o’clock. iorenoou. oi each 0! said
days.
Said mutt has lituitcd and allowoil
three months from the date lmrooi for
the exhibition to us or claims against
said estate.
Dated at Norwnlit. the 28th day at
March. A. D.. is!»
108mm it. TAYIDRY
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
('ommissioners.
Pimples '
Can Be Card
w
Royal Rear].
was. ill) on printouts. ,
lit lust
Cut oi
Removal 2
cm on out
I» now ova-owing
in Banking Room,
to \Vusliiliginit “I'M.
Net United Banking Building.
Nut smith of tho Mutluol Iiuilolinu.
JAGOI M. LAVTON,
cashier. '
Apr. u ltit
T'i‘T‘i'ii'l'TT’l‘
We are Headquarters tor
‘ School
Supplies.
Text Butt.
Copy Boots.
Pads.
Pencils. etc.
Old Bests Taken in
2mm
R. H. PLAISTED,
Iloys' laundered and
Shirts,
450
Ultiaiuidercd
7c
Ruined Muslin Bedroom Curtains. 31.90
ones, per pair. tor
Men's Bulbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
50c
85c
Curtain Poles. trimmings complete.
”.50 Black Crepous.
- $l.00
Remnants 0! 12m» Outing Flannel.
5c
White Oak, Walnut and Cherry.
. I9c
Heavy Table Tumblers.
20cmn
Remnants of 10c Gingham,
50
69c Black firm sun,
50c
50 Toilet Crash,
30
5 yards Birdseye Diaper.
i7c .
29c Cotton Warp Matting.
I9c
(loud Floor Oilcloth.
25c
Portleres—SMS Portieres, all colors.
$l.98
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Drawers,
25c
Best line 0? Toilets Silks in Connecti-
out.
750
$1.50 Linoleum, 2 yards wide.
‘ ‘ 33LOO Mysrd.
‘ $2.50 Lace Curtains,
$L98-
Great sale of [are Curtains.
Extra. wide, extra heavy Portleres,
$3.50, $4.98 and
$536
ieu's Fine Ribbed and Marseilles Mix-
ture Shirts and Drawers.
Each.
2 so ouch.
New Byadm Grenadines.
75 and 980
...3lc I'nrpet Boaters ............ tile and live
soc Checks .................... $1.25 Child's Rooter ................ etc
All Wool Sergvs. Black and (.‘oiors.29v Whitewash Brushes ............... 35c $2.00 Child’s Reefer .............. 91.50
lib-In. ladies Cloth ................ 5m- Ammonia .. it bottle $3.25 Child's Reefer ........ $2.50
75v tirunito Cloths .................’.€n~. Took llsmmcrs ................... J“. ‘
8.00 Whlpcord Borges ............. ‘ia’u: Shell Paper. 10 yards {or ............ 5r SUITS AND SKJR'I‘S.
69o Novelties ..................... 50c Scrubbing liruriws ......... 5m and the $12.50 Cloth Suits. all colors ..... 310.00
”2 piece Dinner Set. English porco- Sci! Wringiux Mops ............... 290 ”7.50 Covert and Chariots ....... $13.50
lsiue, warranted ............... 89.98 JACKETS. ".75 Separate Skirts ............ $1.25
Horse: CLEANERS. $12.00 (Yowrts ................... 3mm . 36.00 Calm-['9 Hair Borges ......... 84.50
8 liars Soap ..................... ..2'lt‘ $9.1m Him-k Diagonal ............ $7.!» lirilliuntior ...:3-50 $4.50 and $6.00
2 packages Tacks 'u $7.5»! i‘ovorts and llrnacit~lotli..... 5.!llli'l'iltfkt’tl Skirts ................... 55.50
THIS [S R WAR ON HIGH PRICES:-
Telephone 58-2.
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AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
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In three exciting days when one hardly knows what the next step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission to furnish
won with our
Fancy Gilt Edge creamery Butter, 4; lbs. to $1.00; 25c.
Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
American Food Co's Soups, 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. Six'
to every buyer.
Jams at 15c njsr
Come and are no.
u.
iurge boxes Matches, 25c Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. ' Three pounds Boss
Milk Crackers. 23c
Pearl Tapioca, 5c lb.
Pearl Barley, 5c lb. Floor is on the ad-
vance; it is safe to buy at our prices. Fancy Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Lending Grocer,
38 Washington Street.
MW: WNW---"
ls usually right, and judging from the crowds that buy of no we should say
that it has pitch or the verdict for best goods at lowest prices. Follow the
crowds and you are sure to be right . f "
Beat Elgln Creamery Butter, per lb, 23o. . ,
“Lion" or “Helm” Calico. 2 lbs for 25¢. “ ‘ ' -,‘5.
Gold Duet, per paokage. 17c.
Sugar Cured llama. per lb. we.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per lb, To.
Strictly Fresh logo. 23 for Zle.
Magnolia Milk. per can. Hie.
19 the Granulated Sugar. $1.00.
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