‘ Absolutely Independent. TUESDAY APRIL 18,1893. ( FFEBED AT TEE Pos'r Omen. 1N Nonwum: .‘ AB A NEWSPAPER. SOUTHNORWALK. Mr. George Betts, the popular clerk at the postofiiee, left yesterday for .1 11 eek’s vacation. Mr. Eli Carroll, formerly of the U. .Express Co. in this city was in towr: _\ esterday calling on his many friend l.ere i weler, has returned to our city and' S 1 rain occupying his old bench at A.S l' erris’ s store. The eighteen months old baby of M1. 1 1nd Mrs. A Dickerson had its colla: 1 one broken by falling from its chai1 i 1 1st Friday morning. The fair at the Armo1y closed lasi 1 ight. 1n enjoyable exhibition in club swing i1g and skirt dancing That celebrated play “The Ciust o Foeiety, ” will be presented at Mush liall Thursday evening, by John Stet s )n ’s company of famous players. One of the most enjoyable sociabld' (i the season was that given by thr 1‘ outh Side Athletic Club at Quittner’i .ew hall on Mechanic street last even- ,5 ' 1 ‘g Deputy Sherifi' Toner placed at: a ttachment on Arthur Ferris’ stock 0: ‘ 3' awelry, yesterday, to satisfy a claim 1 ‘1' Joseph Goldschmidt, of $26. 80 £01 9 1 ages The gymnasnium class from the 1 couth NOrwalk Athletic Club went to 1‘ tamford last night and gave an exhibi- i on at the sociable of the Sylvar I aseball Association. Charles Hayes, son of marketman I ayes, was a little better yesterday £01 he first time since he was taken ill]. I is many friends hope that he wil s )011 recover and be restored to com 1' late and lasting health. ' John Bennett was up before Justice - 1‘ arrett this morning, charged with ( runkenness and breach of the peace. ’.ihe Justice imposed a fine of $2. 00 and c 1sts. As John didn’t possess the nec e :sary amount, he was taken to Bridge 11 art. The commencement exercises of the C 18.58 of ’93 of the East Norwalk school r ill be held to. omorrow evening in the } '.rst M. E. church 1n East Norwalk at c— ght o ’.elock The graduates are the 1 isses Lillian E. Owen, Maria E. ( eer, EdithL. Warm Messrs. Frank I. Heyt and Charles E. Merritt. Yesterday afternoon a lady repo1 ted Chief of Police Vollmer that she had st her purse and stated that she ought a couple of young women had bbed her. The chief went to Me- ianic street, where the two women in restion were and brought them to the ckup, where the woman who had lost r purse, searched them, but failed to 1d her property. The women were en discharged. Either-“db, o h! I-H-az-r Venetian Anarchists Busy. VENICE, April 18. ——The bridge over the ser Lemone, near the villa Mizzard, in e suburbs of Rav enna was destroyed by iscreants yesterday. Sixteen anarchists ho are suspected of the crime have been :rested. Baltimore’s Elevated Road. BALTIMORE, April 18. ~Ba1timore’ s firs't 3v ated road' 15- at last an accepted fact. esterday a regular serv ice was begun be can the boundary and Roland park. NUGGETS OF NEWS. The. second game of the chess tourna- ent at Kokomo, Md., was won by Sho ' ilter. The Dutch frigate Vanspeyk arrived late sterday afternoon and anchored in the Dearth: 91:“2' ”m 5' 1w: ampton Roads. The plant of the Union City Grain com .ny, Union City, Tenn, was destroyed by e. Loss $30, 000, SchoonerE. W. Burton, of Milton, Del., ant ashore at Acracoke station, N. C. 1e crew of six was saved. Mr. E. H. Strobel, of New York, the xwly appointed third assistant. secretary state, assumed the duties of his office sterday. The Cowan & Ames White Lead com- ny, of Chicago, made an assignment sterday. The assets and liabilities are on at $50, 000 each. i‘he total number of fourth class post- isters appointed yesterday was 131. 01‘. is number seventy— -nine Were to fill va— ncies caused by resignations and death, 31'011eral Schofield and Rear Admiral .lknap have been assigned as military (1 naval aides to the president on the session of the no.1 a1 review in New York r or. 9 . i; (£11453 L4 0 :15 PST: Ii"?! (5:1: I 121‘an vvwwnc SKI—3:”? " Soap Whoever wants soft l‘: .nds, smooth hands,5white 11- 11:15, or a clear com lex— in, he and she can 1ave 1: 1th; that is, if the skin is 11 iturally transparent; un- 11 35 occupation prevents. ‘9 The color you want to aid comes probably nei— es. of nature or work, but habit. Either you do not wash -:ectually, 01 you wash too :‘ectually; you do not get 3 skin open and clean, or u hurt it. ' Remedy. ~Use Pears’ 5 mp, no me tter how much; I; at a little :5 enough if you use it often. , O ctr-.1 :‘f.(b(D (.4 All sons Oi. s ores if? it, espedallv ' gagging- ’ all to": of i) nle ii's'e it. . 5 ' J- Mr. George Olley, the well know 9 Miss Mollie Killmgbeck gavr l 14$, . V16 TORE' FDR 1893 5W eigh-os, 29 and 392130111125. l 5 f Our Guarantee : i 11 (31111105 includin tires, me guaranteed to be free from imperfection, and we will re- i 1112331, '.nithout char e an? par ts 1eturned within a year from purchase. In speakingprf tires the public has now eained that the best pneumatic tire has a removable inner tube. of t' ave 1adv coated this from the fist: y 011 knew Victor Bicycles have inner tubes. The saving o t Ime s v e1 y impm taut; we must the1 efore bar 6 a the which is easily repaired in case of pune 1113 4 To accom )llSh this w e need a tire from which the' inner tube can be readily andwhollyremov (ll , ;Tl1is shou d be done without the necessity of taking the wheel f1 om the frame so it natura y 1 follows that w 9 must have a tw o ended tube 1emov able tln ough the rim. This' is the Victor. i . ; GR. 15;<.1G.v@RY-- BROTHERS AGENTS. HEADQUARTERS; as WALL STREET, NORWALK, C'I- lOO-TONS-VERY-CHOICE Timothy ii 21y, ClOVer Timothy and Red Top Seed. BEST QUALITY. A missions GARDEN sunns HOLMES ,KEELER 81 SELLECK COMPANY WHOLESALE (3‘1ROCElEtS,~ _ 9 and. 11 Wall Street. ’ THE D... M. READ CO. BRIDGEPORT. gay gig/g A1. mineters, For Parlor and Reception Booms. Brussels For Dining Room and Libraries. Tapestnes For Sleeping Rooms, etc. Ingrains, For any Room in the House. Bugs, All Sizes and Qualities. Mattipgs Laigest Variety in Town, Gil Cloths, For Kitchen and Bath Room. Visit our Carpet Room. FREE DELIVERY DAILY. All goods purchase -l by customers r'esiding 111 Norwalk or South Neiwalk, deliv eied at their door f,ree oi expense. THE D. M. READ CO9 ‘ Wednesday @DNGENETN Piano Solo .9, Choruscs, Jllalc Qum' tets,Duets,5 5 :PEEE EDyers anti cleaners Broad River, RETGOOda called £011 and delivered flee of 1 in said District. decease ' scribed in sad DAILY NORWALK " GAZETTE Opera House, Evening, - VOCAL ADD INSTRUI’IENTAL GRACE CHURCH CHOIRl Solos, etc. Humorous Recitatimzs and Songs, ADMISSION, .' : .- : .' :9 .' 500E11’TS. Box Sheet Onen’atPinneo’s, Saturday, April 15 music HALL, Thursday Eve’g. Apr. 20 1111. JOHN srnrsons PLAYERS The trust oiSooiety >5 “ A play of consummate clev eness, that the remarkable cast. ‘fll'Iasteily interwem 111g of satire. philosophy and pathos.’ “It was the unwritten social law that a. good man should marry none but a good woman. “The pe1 son who does not know anything about the life of which it treats may see it and .gain some information. "It IS wOr th while to tear the curtain aside and present in the b1 oad light this life which seeks concealment by e1 ery adi oit de Vice. Sea ts on sale at Pluistcd’s and Hale' s. Opera- House, - Norwalk; ONE NIGHT ONLY. Friday, April 21st The Little Irish Americ an, Clara Coleman In a scenic productioDn of the romantic _Irish Diama, No a Mutual A GOOD COMPANY, 9 EXCELLENT SINGERS, CI. EVER DANCERS. A Genuine Irish Pony and cart. o'eats at Mitchell‘ 3. C. P. Tocque 819 .1011, APRIHN 'OF GENTLEMENS AND LADIES G—AIiMENTS! Made up 01' ripped to look like new. SKid Gloves, : : : : : 10 Cents Up. All goods done at the Shel test notice. Office and Dye W01ks: Norwalk. P. 0. BOX, 348. Our" Business Has been'a continuous success for the past five years. The public seem to appreciate our low prices on the bet- ter grades of Dry Goods Our special. sales give us. satis- factory returns. You can see it from the crowds which daily fill our store rooms and shop with pleasure and profit to themselves. During the week our buyer at tended the AUCTION SALE of WM. TOPPING & GO and secured a small lot of HOISERY, DOMESTICS. ETC. From the late fire of Brown, Darrell 81; 00., Boston. These goods are damaged by water only and are oiiered during this four day’s sale at about one half the original price Besides these wet goods we have included in this sale a great many articles of dry goods from our regular stock, which are offered at greatly reduced prices. Every department in our store is represented in this sale. A Rare Chance not likely to occur again. Sale begins Saturday April 15th at 8 a m. and closes Wednesday at 6 pm. ~ Telephone Call, 57- 4 T E BOSTON STORE, COB. MAIN AND WALL STREETS, NORWALK. OPENING OF N; EW c 1arge.g l :DISTRTCT of Norwaslk, ss. Probate Coui t , ADlil 17th, AD Estate of JOHN H RngijigoN, late of Norwalk. WHEREAS. written a plication has been 5 made to this Couit by 1318 Administrators of 5 said estate praying. for reasons therein set fort-11, for an order of sale of _eertain real‘ estate of s deceased, Which is fully de- é application on file. r=eferencel thereto being ha than said administrators may be authorized to make such sale: ORDERED That said ap lication be heard 1 and determined at the Pro ate Office in Nor- ; walk. ;‘ ccloek afternoon; gestation Eros. sift-GLASS AND CROOKERY. secede” Bros. SellBAKING POWDER,attheir office, 8 and 9 Wall street. A selection 01 PRESENTS, from ayscooogstockg Tea “2513. Per Pound. Whence all this hub-bub, this great commotiOn, That stirs all minds from lake to ocean, And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion That we were criminals galore. From Maine to Texas you will hear it, How we give a .W orld’s Fair Ticket; And the way in which to win it The papers tell you o’er end o’er. E T. W _EDHAMS, ' Proprieitor Pioplef s neutrket.1 '7 o . Teleplio'ii‘e (331157 3 5 So"; . .. Telé'phbiib Call? 1:552 35 andth of April 1893, at 2? hat publ he notice thereof be g)ven to all persons interested éfther chin by pu lishing this order 1n :1. ne_-wspa er havind,r a circulation in said District, at;g cays before said day of hearing. ASA B. WOODWARD. Judge. on the 24th (18. east five Mrs. James Mead, DRESSMAKER 18 SCHOOL STREET. 5772w THURSDAY APJRIL 20. FREE maliiifivM HOUSEWORTH’S TON GLASSES. PERFECT i l i l ! I 1 11.110115111101113 EYE SPECIALIST. Will visit No1 walk 011 above date and1 lwill make no charge to examine 0y es. glasses g11a1anteed with miceo to suit Athe times. His way of fitting the eyes is as differnte f1 om others as day and night. A. W. Austin’s Jewelry Store. inc State Dop .'u tmc‘nt's Exhihn. WASIIINGTOM April 111-41‘110 state (19 partment is ready to .scnd to Chicago its own exhibit at the \Vorld’ 8 fair, and an- other consignment of 11 Males loaned b y foreign £101 cmments. Mrs. Trggart' 5 Coming Trii 1]. PHILADELrn11,Apii1 18. -Thc case of Ma1yA.Taggarl charged with the mun. der of hen son, Thomas A. Davis, by her first husband, on Jan. 20, was continued until next Monday. Coal Company 1: 1 Financial Trouble. MILWAUKEE April .18. —-The dock: yards of the Lehigh and Fm uglin fill W Giezlttuched yesotrll'i or (items. 1111- ”Amos. .- ' 1781 r, light Wbstei'ly Winds; slightl _ warrior. ’ I SPRING “'on WE are showing our entire newline of Spring Garments including JACKETS OAPES AND WRAPSZ In all the latest shapes and styles. Our line this season is far superior to any thing We have ever shown before' 111 this line of goods, and contains all the latest novelties. ‘ KID- GLOVES. All the latest Ifivcltios in Kid GlOves ior Easter Full line of Foster Kid Gloves in Black and all the latest shades ’ in 5 and 7 hecks Ladies’ Walking Gloves 111 Modes, Tans, Slates and Browns. Biarritz Gloves 111 English Reds and Fox Browns Self and black stiched Lucille 4 button Glace, - . Rer, Tan, Grays, Yellow and Pink, Black Stitching, large buttOns. 8 button Mosquetaire 111 black and all the new shades. A guarantee with every pair of Gloves we sell TRIS MAM & HYAT’l r112 LEADING DRY Goons STORE. 52 GAZETTE BUILDING ' Noam-9;] and that some person other 3 5 «Nu j
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