no». of motto. is the
Clsrs itsnia. 6‘
‘ club will visit Mr and
. 'l' tile, 0‘ West Nonalh.
y a lit.
m Young: vrho sprained
. isavorely. tt week ago, is on
- to recovery;
0.“!ierriti, of Riverside are-
able to sit up after a several
, neon ,
not! Mrs. J. C. Hawkins. 0! Seth
. spent Sunday on long is-
.1... 6. Fowler, of Henry street,
/‘ hurriedly summoned to New
_..bocause of the illness of hrr
"with pneumonia.
no number oi new pupils Worn
in the public school, yester-
g ling. With the greatest ac-
f tions. all were conveniently
. I
9 VanKuren has mounted a
and a pyramid oi ammunition
large rock in from oi his resi-
in New street. and intends to
the Spanish army out of Nor-
w harbor.
T3 Epwcrtb league meeting in the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
, last night. was very largely at-
, and the interest appears to be
big. Mrs. William i‘oyvez run-
the service.
“Ami.
, Hurry Pepper began moving yester—
ii Non/slit.
r. Ind Mrs. John D Feller Jr.
”to visiting Mr. and Mrs Oscar Mills
Mr R. Livingston hockey and
) ‘ly arrivad front New York yostcr-
: for the sumntr-r.
The Ladies sotiruy oi the church
. I hold a progressive domino party
’QVCl'a'w's ball. Friday night tbt- pro—
and! being for the boneiit oi the-
boron.
lwll Jennie Scott and Zines SlPlla
Mn spent Wednesdav with Mrs
awry Whitney. in linrien. While
young girls were gathering wild
7 m in the llowaytou woods Turks—
in], new Mr Ambler s house thoy no-
”at! the woods w-ert on lira 35' «l tho
fit was rapidly approatbiug th’m.
unto Mr Popper's to give the
m from Mrs. Ambler throw watt
‘fi the house and barn Several tut-n
*- "fitted and succeeded in stopping
_ m “D 1m.
Mt Williamson is recovering trotn
, severe attack of the grip.
guilt Pooley has been making savor-
; ”movements upon his rosidenw.
W tuners! oi FI‘E‘fll'rli'li Waterbury
link! this afternoon. Tht‘ burlul
a Spring Grow vt-nwtory.
$300110 Altemus. who ilfl‘l bum; con.
‘ s shoe slow in stillwell's
moved to Philadelphia. yestar-
fl and Gladys liirvhurd. daugbtors
“memos!” and Mrs. linipb
d. are ill of tonsiiltbt. and "n.
the care of Dr. w’ltlto.
m M. M. Score" and son Ht‘nry,
ow York city. were the mums oi
Manila St. John. Tuesday. 'l'lwy
morn to ocrupy tin-tr snmnwr
w -. in linrlen about May bu.
‘ W
fl pollution was talttn in tho Cort-
H... l chunrh. Sunday morning.
‘fits Cnhsn suiterers. It nmountul
: Cullen B Polite. president oi
canonical Sunday school union.
, so excellent sermon
Trotter-loll ti. Clintltlerton Wait at
’ Gore with friends. fittudnymt-
and to stopping otter a stone
{timed one of her ankles. it is
1 that a number at the smaller
“are broken. Dr. .l. H. White is
1 Pitt-it the vomit-r i‘oflii’tuloi‘
W. of Noroton Heights has
W s out bath room and
. Hr. bend" residence; also
I new floor in other st the
Home. and repairs on the
' oi lint. A. C. Hives. Noroion
“Am his contracts now on
out bomb»: n numb
W. Ions Coil-nan. Nom-
, . and ilr. Andrews. Baton
W
hznmmtmmr.
minim-nun
_WWM“
it! to his newly purl-based residenci- ,
W A. Williams sold lotto Bncltley s
Spatula: bicyolo lut Week.
The 8m 1: Go. hair isotory are
' running on toll time attain.
William Gilbert or magma. won
the guest oi G. W. Jennings. Inst Stut-
any,
Dr. ,‘l‘sylor mom on household
furniture to ilantden. Conn. last 8st.
urtltty.
Mr. Barrett gave a temperance lec-
ture Sunday at the Congregational
church.
Walter Green. of Trenton. has may»
ed his family to town. He has rented
the Frank Jelliif place.
The Gilbert It Bennett Manufactur—
ing company are running their factory
twenty-two hours per day.
NOBFIELD
Sunday services were hold by the
pastor at the parsonage. in Norfleltl.
followed by the study of the Sunday
school lesson for the day.
Several unsettled themselves bcoauso
of a report that had been circulated,
that the meeting had been given up.
All present voted to contimw tho Insti-
lngs at the parsonage until further no-
tit'c. Hem-e llitfl'I‘ will be a service
and a Sabbath school at the parsonago
parlors every Sabbath morning until
further notice. Hour of sot-vice to bc
till usual. ”1:30. All are cordially lu-
v‘ttul to attend.
GRANBURY
Prank Grtgory and family
Saturday in Bridgeport.
spent
Edward sturgos and family httvo
moved into the place vacated by John
l-Zwunetssltl and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l‘illow have on-
.trtnineti their granddaughtors. Misstrs
Raymond. of Portohesler.
Miss Franklin l‘lrcgory has boon via:-
ttlng hm“ cousins. Misses Sylvia and
tlorlrudo Adams. of Bridgeport.
A German and wife while driving to
\‘orwallt a short time ago. tho harness
broke and tho wagon turned vvr and
tbrnv tho owupants mu atfil also :2
huge basket of eggs. 'l'ht-y rightrd
thrlr wagon and pnt‘sm-d lholr jnlll‘v
any.»
COUNTY COURTS.
Important Cases in New Haven. Lttoh
iiold nnd Bockrille
liy Associated l’rcsa
.‘It-u ”JVIWI. April lib-"I'll" t't'ltulntll
for Sun linveu mutxty
mutt- in today with .ludgc Shumwuy on
tho bunch. Tito first t'utw st-betitllml for
trial is [but of tlulsoppl tlantilnl. an
ltallzm of lit'unford. who is rhnrgtnl
with tlw tnttrdor of it follow muniry-
limit utttnmi t'uoqtto.
Prior to the opt-nib: of tho court it
was stand tbttt (landlni would proba-
bly bo :lllowwl to blood guilty to not»
and dr-grm» mili‘dl‘l’ and l't’i'f‘ll’t‘ a son
tunrn to imprisonment toi- lib».
.tfb-r tho1 (linguisliion of this mow. it
is oath-rind, tho. rust: of llr. Elijah
Bond will t'nlllI' up. lir. Bond is ni’t'llli—
ml of having roused the llf‘tllh by tutti-
pravtiw of “his liral'o lienrborn, oi
Mtissiit'litlwtts. Other mm on the
dorkot for trial at this torm uru tha-
llliillti‘itl'llt'o rust-s o! lint. llill and (lull-
llil'tl. lltt- :tt'sott watt-I of l'nptnin tilt-urge:
lloltztlott who in t'illll'gi'tl with having
pmutpttd llw thrntptnd burning of
rim 'liil‘illm' Hotel in this ti: y and thr-
ills» of Mrs. (lorlrullt: Vaughan. who is
held on a bunch warrant on ll rbargo
alleging tbs: nmiutennnrc of a nutter
pity hospital without it llm‘llllt‘.
A panel oi 35 Jurors ltuvo boon
mottmf.
l.lll‘lill”ltl. Point. April lib Judith
John M. ‘l‘hnyor owned thu- ('rltoinnl
iluporlor court horn today for the: April
torm. Nearly sovonty vases nppcur
upon tho dorlwt. the most important oi
whit-ll is that of Edgar M. i'lossey.
who. with Norman Clark. is clump-d
with conspiracy to doll-tutti Amondn l2.
t'httrt-b. of Winstml. by forging a pro-
tumlnd dead it: wblrh lbr- lam-r tint-Il—
rd all of its-r property to illossoy. This
mm will not be roarhod until Tuesday.
the 26th inst. An alsluollon cast», rum»
up for trial today. A jury pant-l of ill
was summoned.
llocltvllltv, April lilw'l‘be Superior
murt rommwnrod hurt- tbis morning
with Judge Rornhaclt on the bomb. The
llrsi cow was that of ”our; littrit in n
suit against the oil! for “.000 damages
alleged to have been narrated by the rut—
ting dorm oi the street in front of his
"trident-c.
Superior I'ttill'l
Nllm~
w
DlEll OF A l‘liAC‘l’llltEli fiKl’lJ.
By Annotated Press.
Bristol. (Bonn. April lfimJolii'i
Cannon. mu titty rub. on front
the hay mow in his burn but night and
barium! his skull. lie tiled in I in
hours.
NOT EXPECTED 'ro nttitVlVI.
by Ami-led Prom.
Want-mm. April IWM Vist-
titsl. of lust-ninth who has has crib
lastly ill for metal am is not unse-
uti to survive duties the any. .
are just
sntssntn rhinos
in » , 7
attics oasss Goons. ~
There's always ls crowd of handsome
studs in this section of the store, al-
ways something nsw to loolt for It is
a large detlartment and the shelves are
always full of the butt and choicest
goods that reach the markets.
At this writing We have four single
dress lengths in silk
pan. traverse and check effects. that
..: 1-. :7 mohair Cre-
range in price from 818 to $20 eachm
no two alike and no duplicates. '
Also wool and mohair orepona. possi-
bly eight to ten dilterttnt effects. that
style. figures. and some that have no
thing for skirts-’«iiayadsro
special design-from $1.25 to $2.75 a
yard. They are all exceedingly hand.
some.
And Grenadines. all-wool and wool
and mohair-black. of courseain ,
rbcclts. stripes and figures. varying
from 43 to iii turbos in width. for it a
yard and upward.
ONLV A FEW.
We», are making a special offering oi
Ostrich i‘cather lions. for $3.89 entvb~~
regular value 35. 'l'hcs': are sporial.
Our regular line, of Ostrich Feather
lions comprise a full range of prim-s.
Complete in assortment.
FOR SPRING.
Ladie's‘ black liberty silk Neck Rolls.
in grout vurioty or slylmt and cost.
This menus both by tho yard and with
st-ztrl ends.
LACE CURTAINS.
Vary satisfactory reasons exist wh:
All .
tlto present is a good limo to buy.
examination oi tilt: collection and u
knowlmlgu of what tho, dim-rout, pdt'l
torus art: now selling will explain
what illlilit! reasons are. Lots and lots
of or .v goods.
0
“AMERICAN QUEEN "
ltcgistcr your nunw this month if
)0“ saint it for tt nbolc you from ’l'ctt
routs n t'opy short you don't rrglstsr.
The D. M. READ CO.
District at Norwallt rut.
(Yourt. April ititlt A. it. .lttilil.
totals of .loscph Abrahams. of Nor»
walk. in still! lllilirlt'l, an insolvent
Ill‘lllor
(irtiotml. ’l'bat ilw truslw Mblltit bis
amount with said potato to this «ourt
for mlltttttmorti at it." l’robttti' obit!
in Norwalk. on tho with day of April
talus. at to o'rlot'lt tomtoon; illlJ ihnt'
nil portions tutors-stall ll. haul o-stutt-
may be ttotitlod thureoi. lht’: trusts-v will
vatttte this order to be published in a
newstmpcr having it circulation in said
district. and [mt a copy thereof on titt-
sign-post in mild Norwulk neon-st tho
plan's .vbt-I't: linld dobtor rt-sldos tit
ltvast lm duys twiorr said 29th day of
l’robaie
April. lliilii.
Milt ll. WimliWMtl)
bill it .ludgv
MAID DASH”
intttisvillo. Ky. April lllmJ. M.
Knight, charged with having Wi'i‘i‘ltt’tld
the Gannon National intuit. of which
be was presidmt until it was closed
last January. has been found guilty.
l’ortsmoutb. Ohio. April iii-w’l‘he line
publimu roommlonnl compound of
tho Tenth district has talttm Mill bob
lots and no choice. The situation is
still lv‘onton against that held.
mutter, (lot. April iii-«It in robot!-
rd that the Right it". 2. hi. (3. lists.
bishop oi the Colorado dint-m. will bu
assigned to the nrrhbishoprh' oi‘ NW
Mexico.
New York. April lit—«Montgo-
mery A. Knitting. chief engi-
new of construction of the pork dew
parttnent child at his borne in this thy
into!- sued in Mrs.
Phoenix. Am. April l9~0ovmor
mom is «only interstitial in (bi! for.
motion or Col. We mimt or
will riders .3
“MON lit NW turns.
By Ami-led Wen.
New Heron April lsw'i'odsy in titty
mstheinsheidtinlr-uorlnqekr»
twmihomehsmr. 0! tin
m slim to its lilo! m that: at
mmmssm
it hémmuwwd
" Jatflb M.
Wtiiiouttulc. corn. April ib-z-lMihy
«‘Ksntpton. will sixty years. of Wil-
hum. was instantly killed by a New
billion Northern railroad passenger
train this morning st Jonu' annulus“:
near Morrow station. Mr. Reunion
undertook to'drlve across the tracks
in front of thetrsin. Tho outllt was
struck and thrown into a ditch The
out! and horse were instantly killed
tutti the rentals was reduced to splin-
t rs. ;
Estrt‘tttssrsrs.
Hoymt‘s Theatre-,1”
i
All llw wvck hula, wunttwttclm:
MONDAY, APRIL 18th
Thecrane Players
OWPEOPLE-GO
Nttptmrtln E. ii (fiuNlinud the Wtill'll‘l’llll
Little later. II. n, in lltv zmml
and millstlr prudttnllttiitt
tumot ..l it. \"llllltsttttnlltlly.
t. 'ttl’lortd of Hpv -lnl Motiory, St W Nymp- and
l hunt-vs bv ”in i" tlIlUTI' Motor-t tutti otitv- rn.
‘SUPBRB MID. COICBRT ORCHESTRA.
Nou- Hpsolnltlt-u lmlwm‘l’t tiw lti‘ll.
ripening Play "lbtly'u linuglttrrs."
Evottlng priwu. iii. 2.!) and Mt t-t-ttin
)luiittoo prtcc—, t'lllltll‘t‘fl lilo, u-lults 3‘3.
floats now tut-tilt: at l’lulslt'tl‘ntml (He'll-
dotting» drug stotw
..-.«~..-... M..__....._.
Afternoon Tea.
Al‘ \IilLiN H ..\l L.
Thursday. April 21.
I'nwtufi for piano fund l-‘mnltlln t-lrt-l'f
Klutlorgttr on.
ADMISSION FREE.
Colin and Tm lo t'Htls. ni'vrit
Notlcomclty 'l‘axes.
The taxpayers of tho (“by of South
Nurwnlk an» hurrby tlotlllcd that ill"
(~in in): of six mills on lllt,‘ dnllnr. laid
on tho t’lly atssvssmem list of Mill. hi .1
city mooning ll'lll at Arion Hall. on
Madison HTML on tho 7th day of
March. Nils, also tho library ltmd tux
oi one-unalut mill on the (ltwtllar laid
at tho sumo may. will be due and pay-
shit» on the mood day oi May, ”Still .u
whith time: i hill roulvc tllt‘ mum at
Layton's oiiice. No. it “nib
road Pint-o. l’cnalty at tho l’ilil‘ oi’
nino tin pot wot. a your from May 2.
i898 will be wilnrged on all bills it“
staining unptmi alter June 2. it‘ll».
JAMES l’.’t|‘l..
.(hilitrtnr oi’ iahw of tho (‘lly oi isltuttlt
. Norwnllt. '
South Norwztli. l'llllfl.. April lb. labs.
ills lot
on ow "hilt TI' l".
ortnil'Pttf iltt'irnwn plays. lth vumu m. it .t- .
«ItTRISTRAM 8: HYATT I t»
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
,. :1
Oil Cloths and Mailings.
As spring approaches, and u ith it comes warm weather, the thought of housoclcan.
we guarantee to be right. We have the very best make of Oil Cloth in all widths, and
in all qualities, tram the cheapest to the very best Our Mattings \vtrc bought before
the change tn tariff advanced the price, and We are able to sell tit em as cheap as they
than ever been sold. We have a full line oi Chinese and Japanese, both to straw and
.cotton warp in all the newcst patterns and colors
_ O O
Housefurmshtng Dep’m’t.
It you find that your litc'gcn or china closet wants replenishing we are prepand to
furnish you with anything In that line that )ou may want. All our goods to this line
are first trtztiitt—Jot imperfect or stconds. “c sell a good broom for 19¢; wood pails
100; best laundry soap (5: cake; White Rock lime, 3") cans, 94; carpet tatks, all sizes;
tuck hammers and tack pullers: carpet. sweepers; carpet boaters; white wash; paint and
scrub brushes We also carry a full line of window shades, in all qt titties, from 25
cents up.
TRISTRAM St HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
,-._-.-...... “W
Scof‘eld ll» Hoyt,
85 Washington st.. So. Non-walk,
Y .-- ......_:5
Club Building. Norwalk.
Futon IS BARGAIN DAY!
Now a few of the runny bargains. [unlit-s muslin oirnuch dot-p loco or Hutu-
bur" trimmed 11.5mm] .504:
l
A new illie'iil' funny plnld dross goods, yard l ’
i -lv~l linblC’flt' -ltt~l shutting, 5 am! 60 p“ yard
3
3
widv, 12. IS. 20 {Hill 25v pt-r yon!
New Atttvrit-utt print "alien, in lu'r yard.
fdltlozolt l lltwtt lutlics' llfllitlkt‘rt‘lllcffi,
l'urtuitt swim, lmrdored 63th:", 12, is and ‘20-: per yd.
Stmw matting, vxtru quality. l". 15, is and :55»-
’i'ltt: lie-st bargain yet; 34h: pct” .vurtl
"" lngrnin mun-t,
Iodivs' and rhihlwu's fw-t Muck lure. :5 him hard wood tutmm suit. w
lnullo-t’ kill gloves, spring styles unlit-ohm. thrutul 6i gurgling“ slitting choir “we sent 006
. . , 1 t .
bullion” muslin night mint. ”author-t: ymto. not: 2 .g (mg mg ”temp," tnblo 7 ‘5
3 SM“ WM” Hkm’h rutllt: 3"“ ““1me This is but a stttnil [importion of bargains so have to
trimming it" 6’). 73c and fl oil’vr.
scoFtELD o HOYT.
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Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the Norwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
lath, silo
tilde. 350 375.88
bu Johnson. so to sit
illld $100.
lotsood. $35. $50. $60.
littuly, 500.
Senior, slit.
These two cuts represent the AMERICAN TRAVELER. the lineal 55o Bicycle in the market.
sways.
Philemon.
Bunion.
Wagons.
Tracks;
“all”
H
Repairing, Realist, letting
Hill) ll. tillllll, Illifitl',
Bicycle Depolaul.
0m tinting: lltlil it'll-ct.
Best option'. in piece crank hangers.
Can be taken down and replaced without changing adjustments
ing is uppermost in the minds of all housekeepers. Right here we wish to say that we '
are showing the largest line of Oil Cloths and Mattings, and that our prices on them -
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