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THURSDAY APRIL 20.18935
5:5, { smnan A'r TEE Pos'r Omen. XN NORWALI; .
As A NEWSPAPER.
SOUTH NORW'ALK
‘The police had a narrow escape last. .
,n, sht-
The Crust of Society at Music Hal '
' t.- Rig
2 . Mr. Julius Becker and Miss Lizzie
A C. bi man are to be married to- night.
7 A regular meeting of Sherman Conn
I c l,hBoyal Arcanum, will be held to-
t
, Butler Lodge, I. 0.0. F. conferred
t 9 second degree on three candidates
. l at evening.
, Captain Sund Seileck’s new oyste1
. s aamer, the Dexter K. Cole, was
‘ l unched yesterday.
The Young Hustlers and the Wood-
1rd Avenues will play ball Saturday
. 0 MM Woodward avenue grounds.
The commencement exercises of the
ass of ’93 of the East Norwalk school,
are held in the East Norwalk M. E.
c surch last night.
A business meeting of the Epworth
Liague will be held the Methodist
.urch to morrow eve 1ng.1'ollowed by
musical entertainment.
A special meeting of Old Well H. &
. Co. ., will be held to- -morrow even-
2 for the purpose of electing a fore-
1n, first assistant foreman, and secre-
l'3’-
I‘he Mock Court Trial, for the hen-
t of the Public Library, was given to
large audience at Music Hall last
:ht. The trial was very amusing
d enjoyed by all present.
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A “ ell Known Writer Dead. ””
ROME, April tea—John Addington Sy
‘ :mds, the well known writer, died hero
;terday,:11.=:-:1l 5:3. He gained a promi-
- 1: nt place in the world of letters.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
A London dispatch announces the se-
7 ms illness of the Earl of Derby.
The English journalists who are touring
3 United States were received by Presi-
1 11b Cleveland; ,
A convention of Christian Prohibition
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' i s has been called to meet in New York
Sept. 21 and 22.
The fourth game of the Lasker- Showal-
chess championship match at K0
: .1110, Ind. waswon by Lasker.
iohn B. Brawley, of Pennsylvania, the
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bt, M 1
. d and entered upon the discharge of his
‘ C1 .tiesyesteiday.
.‘s-iillionaire O. M. Barnes, of Lansing,
~ i211, is ruined by the failure of the
:nsihg Iron and Engine works. His loss
~. ii: If a million.
Assistant Sec1eta1y Hamlin has in-
» noted the collector of customs at Buf
174-1.: H
1‘ £0 to refuse entiy to fish, the product of -
t e \Vinnipeg fisheries.
. ice moving off the Clearwater river at
. l (1 Lake Falls, Minn, took out the
1 eat Northern railway bridge. Ice is
1 ied fourteen feet high.
A passenger train on the Iron Mountain
' as derailed at Victoria, near St. Louis.
)lldllCCOI‘ Dates, two trainmen and three
.sseu‘gers were badly injured.
l'Tf'Ta
é
Soap
The skin (Jug/'2! to be
.1'lear; there is nothing
1 trange in a beautiful face.
If we Wash With proper
5 cap, the skin will be open
2nd clear, unless the
lealth is bad. A g00d,
skin is better than a
< Noctor
The soap to use is
. i’cars’; no alkali in it. It
i; perhaps the only Soap
‘ :21 the world with no al-
. _ l ali in it. .
All sorts of “stores sell
1 ll sorts of people use it.
' PRICES- TELL
CANNED 80008 AT 008“
.. A ull quart can of Choice California Fruitc.
.5 " i» , especially druggists;
The story- now a-days!
.eavy syrup, for
_ Q fihacam‘eefimawwwAfi
* e Boston baked beans Sc per can
oice canned salmon 2 cans for 250
st canned corn, 2 25c
- it string beans, 2 “ " 7' ‘* 25c,
1.. lima beans, 2 " 25c
)ice son s, 251: per can
1porate ricots, 150 per lb
3 nice fres crackers. for ‘ ; 250
s best currants, for . 25c
'. s best raisins. for 25c
:31 best dried beans for - . 250'
best lima beans for ‘ 25c
' tch dried peas, 100 per qt
gel and get a pound of thatf.’ 5c BUTTER,
» sweet as a rose
1‘: tea 500 or lb
4b cofiee. ‘ 30c Ear lb
3 of sifkness around now; if y ou want ab-
OR LIQUORS'
A. H medicinal use, we can supply you with the .
' very best at very low figures
e table claret 350 per bottle.
prices.
i'ything 1n the vegetable line, Look at our:
display to- day.
.. LEADING vitamins, - ;
om- WALL Ann WA‘rsfi sTs.
“w sixth auditor of the treasury, quali'
. Ingrains,
, Mattipgs,
IOil Cloths,
-'Visit our carpet Room.
Special case .3 _,
ETTS a FARRINcTON g}
; ff'l‘hursday Eve’ .Apr. 20
' MR. JOHN srnrsou s PLAYERS
'The Cult of Souety'
“A play of consummate clevcness. that the
reIiInai pliable cast
Maste1ly1nterweav1na of satire; philosophy
and pathos
‘ It was the unwritten social law that a good
man should marry none but a good TV omnn.’
“The person who does not know anything
about the life of which it treats may see it and
gain some information.
"It' 15 worth while to tear the cm tain aside
5 ps1.—
and present in the broad light this life
WC TQRS F01: 1893 7777
. vice.’
Q Seats on sale at Plaisted’s and Hale’ s. .
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday, April let
The Little Irish American,
Clara Coleman
GR E GORY 'BROTHERS In a scenic p1oductiona$athe romantic Irish
A G E N T S. '
HEADQUARTERS, 38 WALL STREET, :‘ : N M h
IOO -T0Ns- VERY-CHOICE Ola all [88.
Timothy H3371 ClOVGl‘ :H (3003;077:7177, seems,
or EVER DANCERS.
TimOthy yagg 03129 TOP Seed! I A Genuine Irish Pony and tart
Seats at Mitchell 5.
Our Guarantee:
‘Lines including tires, are guaranteed to be free from imperfection. and we will re-
plgciler' .mthHiiout char e any on ts retu1ned within a year from purchase. In speak ing of tlilres.
the put lie has nowfe a1 ned that the best pneumatic tire has a removable' inner tube. We ave
advocated this from the first; you 11 now Victor Bicycles have inner tubes. .The saving of tl me
3 very important; we must therefore hav e a the which is easily repaired in case of puncturg ,
T o accom lish this w e need a tir e f1 cm W hich the' mner tube can be readily and whollyremovel
This shou d be done without the necessity of taking the wheel from the frame so it natural y .
follows that we must have a two- ended tube 1 emovable through the rim. This' 15 the Victor. i
NORWALK, err-
ALI. KINDS GARDEN SEEDSYI III. C. A. GCNCERT.
OMPANY ‘ I‘ LNORIIALK OPERA HOUSE,
HOLMES KEVEHIDEIIERSfiJlESEH-O|551§SH( c ; Wednesday Evening, April 26th.
9 and. 11 Wall Stréet. I JENNIE HALL WADE
THE D. M. READ 00.; 8°77
MISS MARION. sHORr,
BRIDGEPORT.
Jerrmtr'r w H ’
sw— {IJRPETS
III} . Banjoist. ‘
AXminsters,
MISS BROWN,
For Parlor and Reception Booms.
Pianist.
Brussels,
* F01 Dining Room and Librar ies.
TapeStricS,
.For Sleeping Rooms, etc.
TICKETS, 1‘IF TY (IE) IS EACH,
Which can be exchanged 1'01 reserved [seats
without extra charge Chart opens at Pin.
neo’ s and Plaistcd’ 5 Saturday mornmg, April
22, at 9 o‘clock.
Opera House, Norwalk
RHF ADAMS. Managed.
Three nights only. commencing.
Ié'l‘hursday, Apr. 27,1893
TALK ABOUT FUN ! _
Lies All- Star to.
:NEW SONGS,
NE W DANCES, '
’ NEW MEDLEYS,
For any Room in the House.
Everything Bright and Sparkling.
Ladies free on opening night if
-SPECIAL: {accompanied by an escort with a
paid t1cket either lady or gent.
PRICES, 15,25 and 35 Cents.
Reserved Seatsat Mitchell &' Judd’s.
100 Beautiful and Costly Presents .
Given Away," Nightly.
Rugs,
All Sizes and Qualities.
Largest Variety in Town,
F01 Kitchen and Bath Room C. P, Tocque & SOIL,
FREE DE LIVE RY DAILY. All goods purchase 14 by custgmsrsM residinfibc 1n Norw alk or
South Norwalk, delivered at their door free, of expense. TH 01.- GENTLEMEN’S Am) LADIES’
GAIiMENTS!
Made up or ripped to look like new.
All goods done at the shortest notice.
Ofiicc and Dye Works:
Broad River, . : : : : :
P. 0. BOX, 348.
.Hemfen 'Brcs.
..:::..GLASS AND CROCKERY.
Norwalk.
charge.
THURSDAY. APRIL.
FREEI EYE EXAM-
Hase Emu Bras.
SellBAKiNG POWDER,attheir
office, 8 and I 9 Wall street. "A
Selection '01 PRESENTS from
at «$6.000 stock.
5 INATI( )N.
HOUSEWORTH’S
PERFECTION GLASSES.
E. HOUSEWORTH
EYE SPECIALIST.
Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make
no charge to examine eyes. All glasses
guaranteed with prices to suit the times.
His way of fitting t 8 eyes is as difi er
from others as day and night.
A. W. Austin’s Jewelry
Stere.
. Minister Eustis to Sail on Saturday.
NEW YORK, April 20. —Hon. James B.
Eustis has his instructions and credentials
from the state depaitment and will sail
from this city on Saturday fer Paris. His
son will accompany him as second secxe-
tary of the legation.
Tea “2543. - Pcr’ Pound.
Whence all this hub- bub, this great commotion, .
‘I That stirs all minds from lake to ocean,
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
IFr om’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 and o’er.
A Minister Sued fox Breach of Promise.
NEWARK, N. J April 20. ——In the circuit
court before J udgc Childs, Rev. W. C.
dist Episcopal church, Orange, is the de-.'
endant, and Madeline Brown, also col-l
tired, plaintiff m a breach of promisem suit.
The Erickson Family Cremated
BRADFORD. Minn. ,April 20. ~While DanI-i
‘ E C.,-:W WADHAMS}
. . drunk tire {dropped frbm
, -. Propr-i‘etdr People’s Market. IifilsEfi'ickzofiwHi' n t th h h
13 N§£rIth Main Street .. ,_ . _ ., 21 $7613 first. 11313.2 .311 $31a11§°a¢§1m9ea 3:513:15"!
Nd'flflilk ., ,. ‘, ._ itch, hlswflé HHH. two childrenwercbflrned
Telephone (31211152 3 . " . elephbhb Call 37 3 _ . . ““15“", _ f _. ,
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ORIGINAL NOVELTIES ,
SPRING GARMENTS I
livers and Cleaners"
Kid Gloves, : : : : v: 10 Cents Up. . ‘
JACKETS CAPES AND WRAPS'
WGoods called for and delivered free of .
Jason, c0101 ed, pastor of St. Johns Metho 7
_ 1
Our Busmes
Has been a continuous success fer the met five years
The public seem to apprIeCiate our low prices on the bet
ter grades of Dry Geods. Our special sales give us satis-
factory returns. You can see it from the crewds 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. TOPPINC 81; CO and
secured a. small lot of
HOISERWY DOMESTICS, ETC.,
From the late fire of Brown, Durrell & Co, Boston. .. .
. These goods are damaged by water only and are cli‘cred A
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 1n this Sale
A R ar Chance not likely to occur again. '
Sale begins Saturday April 15th at 8 a. m. and cloS’es
Wednesday at 6 p. m. _ .
Telephone Call, 57- 4 »
THE BOSTON S OR,E
CCB. MAIN AND WALL STREETS, NORWALN
OPENING OF N EW
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WE are Showing our entire new line of Spring Garments.
including .
0In all the latest shapes and styles. 'Our line this season
is far superior to any thing we have ever shown before in"
this line of goods, and- contains all the latest noveltles
KID GLOVES
All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves tor Easter Full
line of Foster Kid Gloves iaBlack and all the latest Shadcsr -
in 5 and 7 hooks Ladies’ Walking Gloves 1n Modes, Tans s,»
Slates and Browns. Biarritz Gloves in English Reds and r
Fox Browns. Self and black stichcd Lucille 4 button Glace ,-
Rec, Tan, Grays, Yellow and Pink. Black Stitching, large - .
buttons. 8 button Mosquetaire in black and all the new“;
shades. A guarantee with every pair of Gloves we sell 7;, -
TRIS 1RAM 8; HA.— _
_. TEE LEADING DRY coons STORE». 7s};
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