aver offered in the tilt! 101' “1’ above I'll” fine—o a t ., w 3; ' O \ Tf‘“ our liver to tor- pidi‘ will cure the trouble and make you feel like; a new per- ;-Try; a package of c r 3;; 600 Paper; 3‘ a“ .BI .. L. » ,. ¥ 2,, I . .m . -',,——--¥IO--‘—-‘, “no at} w... , ‘il',.ll I’Iaisled, 43 HSIIIIEIIIII Si. l' ill We: my advertisement will appear“ In this place. lured try and tell you some- ‘ thing of interest, never adver- rising pnly ‘what I have. H’stock is complete in every particular, and my workmen are competent to finish any gs undertake, and we will " ' perhipingto the W Paper or Painting busi- E E iorhanl lure Etsl trout“, .itManinez tr I w . “a pthaif thhpriceof i" i . 2.1 orsnowcntbe coast line and eastward and u tutti-WE“ on when t: ”gawk; “Months. .semts. NOON! PHASES. Orig“. 2“...“ OR... 17““ 00:18 )Ooartsr “as llaletereAlmaeeetsr‘le-merrww. "lie. “till? I‘S‘““I £133“ newt-eh Harald 'utler mt. Thewsetbsrto—dsyprornissstcbsgenerally cleareeddeeldsdlycoldcr. preceded by rain followed by a “cold wave." 'lb-morrow it penises to be adder and clear. WORLD‘S PAIR CilNTBST. For the lost Yup-let School ‘l‘eeelasr In the “Rowe of Ins-walk. THIS 000 FOR. In or ' der to be counted. rnus mar. office on or before the above date. he returned to The Saw r. a if; 31 near rorcun 2 School Teacher la the Town of Norwalk to the 212 2World’s Fat r. I 2 COUPONBmaybesentbymaiLhandsd 2 22in at the office of publication. ordopositsdg Iin the letter box at the entrance to To: ' Sta-run. omoe. addressed to ‘World’s . ‘i‘elr Editor. " 2 _~-..: Ilse Bertha Alle Over River ver Rive n.. his Lil-Anna Bungee NluC. E. Reebok Norwelk. its on Overlllver Concord Center. lvendan. Franklin Flinn. Center ..... if?” i go i 3‘ 5 p aggro OVER THE RIVER. lows and M20! ts. our. last Ids-wall. llrthobsrt J. Brown. of Vanandt avenue, went to New York today to visit friends. Hrs. Julius lessen. mother of Frank Lemon. landlord of the Calf Pasture Bsaohflotel. went yesterday one visit to herniativcs. Dr. Delang’s family. in Brooklyn- Alargsignnowadorus the front of thestoreoni’iratavcnucoccupiedbyn. KGorbam. ltadvertismhispaintand wallpspcrhusinat.sndis the wogkcf onsofhisartids. ‘lhelsttsring iszery il.nsandlr Gorhamhasreccivod many compliment “Wonmwho har’basn IivingattlFortPointstrest. will leave here tow, accompanied by her agadmotherchIem Falh,N. Y., to InsndlrchhuTI-ycnmtartainsd theI'ast Norwaikorchttrmconsisting of InsndlfraWillismPoyvssand Edward Towrnsud. Int night. at their houses Riverside avenue. Several sslscdmswsrsrsndsredbvthcrnosl- lens. - Thdewflbsaspsciai msstlngofths Voluntsrnoascotnpany. No.1.l‘rlday svanlugatdo’clockJor the pnrpcssof ‘ South Norwalk. has been appointed a 2; teacher in theNewiield school,Bridge- Bram. of New York, are visiting Mr. H, and Hrs. William H. Warren, West 15 street. drcd club weuttoNsw York last night Star Theatre. and instructive. ‘ Hogan! Windham in the parlor! of no steamboat- of the iron Steamboat com- ’ Finkenstein. the general manager of the end-evils. The boat Katislcflovsrn is In flew Haven withcoai for Raymond Brothers. Johnfll'brrisisdwfll a cargo ofooelethlldockfromthcboetwmlam' -—Don’t forest. "Ben Hur,” to-night. . an. amt. Peck. of run om ter.istheguestof liisa Annie C. ileu- ford. Franklin street. The South Norwaik Hardware com- pany today advertises prepared paint at half the price of any other. At the meeting of the Norwalk Wheel and Social club, last night, the memlrsrs decided to have a big road race June 20. Miss Jennie C. Tolles. formerly of ——Huyier‘s candy. fresh every day. at Lane's. hi Washington at. Hrs. Wayte A. Baymocdwand Harry The sixteen members of the Four lion- and saw Crane in "On Probation." at the —“Ben Hur“ —intensely interesting There will be nTe-lI-earsel of “The Old Wall Hook and Ladder company to- night. begiuing at 7:30 o ‘.clock Hr. and lfrs. Charla Dauchey, of to Monroe street, will, on Wednesday even- ing, Hatch 29. celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage. The case of Michael Connors. charged with being implicated in the theftof a large amount of junk. was continued by Justice Townsend yesterday. for three weeks. —Great audiences listen to l... 0. Arm- strong’s illustrated lecture. The restaurant and bars on all the puny will be run next summer by Mr. Boron Point improvement company. Patrick Kelley, who fell on the ice in front of Hoyt‘s new opera house one day last week. and sprained his left ankle. is able to walk about again with the aid of scene. although the injury is still very painful. -—Westport smells. fresh every day. at Hunt & Zelufl's. A formidable array of swords and cut- lemes is on exhibition in the show wim dow of Tomlinson‘s drug store on North Main street. The weapons have been to centiy taken frome sunken Turkish war ship and will be highly prized hy the pos- suors as relics. 0n the unfavorable report of the com mitteeon military afleirs. the House of Representatira has rejected the bill providing for e lockup at Fitch's Soldiers Home. Noroton. The bill to incorporate the New Canaan Water company was favorably reported. —Eastcr novelties at lane's, 21 Wash- ington street. Hervey Hatter. thirty-five, of Cos Cob. wasstruck and probably fatally injured at Greenwich last night by the train which rseehuSouth Norwaik at 11:13. Both lega were terribly cutand mangled aswellasbrokcn inaovsral places. lie was hkm to the Bridgeport hospital. His cbenom for recovery are considered dim. Bahasawifsand family. Tbewindowsof lane's/bakery in the Hehsckemo Hotel block. strikingly deo- orstcd with choice candies sudliastcr novelties. have a magnetic influence which no one who has ssweettocth seems ableto rutt. The arrangement of thegoods hurewurkof lies Harts Flynn. thspopnlar salcawoman employ- sdin thesiors.and sheis beinghlghly compilmsntcdcnhwgoodtste. —Bsedse gram realttic view of the ‘Wotnce’d'nan Bur.” Gmsrallsnagsr Ftnksnstsin, cftbe itotoe Point Improvement company. whethtownforafewdayesgu-tst tholslnckomo,says the prospects are Iatrwlngforshnayssasonat thcl’olnt tht year. A goodly number of ca- cnrstonshevselreadyhcanbooksd. The Norwelk and New York steamboat companynlccklsa causal tor a safe, swfltasd commodicus host to pot on LIght Weigh tyfieavy ”Weigl ht, Ribbed Top or Drop Stitch, gAT 25ct8. PER PAIR. A. Dickerman & Son 384 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CO N. “ hm obtained 4. III-"1mm seinstheyarsallfrosh, newgoods. 3a the m in wtlii. puddlughvuten the Romanian:- wbsn we offer her- Our reputation will insurb that. 1' Catch up to, the life lines we are throwing out. Our goods are sold. on close figures, so you need not pinch your appetite to save your pocketbook. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. LEADING GROCER. 33 WASHINGTON ST. W —‘filsn Raf—over onsbu’ndrsd views 'Albsrtnlvlaityaedflsoms‘l'homyaon wuesrrcstsd last night, for vsgrsocy. Justice Barrett ssntecsd there to the conntyjallfortendaya. w, .4.‘ “Mien-WW . Complaintis made to m denim. that members of the Harry family, one of whomhutbesmall pox.“ allowedto goallovsr town at will. Resident In the neighborhood think they should be kept in the house. Thetire lo- intthnltedBtatesforthe week ending Friday, larch 10th. 1800. was 01.835.000. loss since January 1st, $338,000. Average lot per day. .085.- 633. Estimate lot for year at this ratio. 014,748,030. -—-Best quality. Lowest prices. Also light lunch. Lane's,51 Washington street, The oyster steamers J. Howard Down- des and William H. Hoyt had a friendly race while on the way out to the oyster beds Monday morning. The boats were about evenly matched, keeping together all the way out. The quertsrmsster general ismeking an eflort to supply new uniforms to the military companies needing them, and one of the men in hisoiilce will probably be here soon to examinethe condition of the uniforms and the needs of the captains. Otiicer Gladstone went to New Haven this morning and arrested Stephen Solo. an Hungarian employed in the car shops of the Consolidated railroad He is wanted for an assault on Klan Setter. He will be brought before Justice Hor- rell this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Dealers in sea food complain of the scarcity of long clams, which, at this season of the year. are generally brought over from Long island in large quanti- ties. Huey of the long clams brought into the Norwslk market during the winter came from Heine. —Pnre coffee with pure cream. he. a cup.depot restaurant. Open all night. ctric Light Commissioner Winches- ter brought a gong up from New York last evening. and today it is being placed in the curling room of the Yolk Hat company. when) Chief Engineer chle and other fireman are employed. It will ring the number of the box from which an alarm is turned in. The Electric Light Commissioners have received a long list of inquiries from Houtclair, N. J» ”Birding South Norwalk's municipal plant. The mm- mimioncrn replied to the questions to day. also sending copies of yesterday's Sumner. con he commissioners’ first annual rejoin.” Colonel Frost, with the three other coloneisof the brigade. were with the joint military committee in Hartford yesterday, preparing the bill for the re- organisation of the Connecticut National Guard. Another meeting will be held today. when, it is expected. the work willbeilnished. A number of changes in the present military laws are contem- vl-td- M.-- —The largest and hunt assortment of Isccswehaveevsrsosnarenow on sale at the Boston store. Norwalk. The monthly brains. and social meeting of the Young People's So- ciety of Christian Endeavor of the church was held last 'nlgbtatthebomoole-lealsl. Tollss. Felrileld avenue. Following the rcsdlngofthsrsportoftbe committees instrumentalssisetlons wsrennderedby lissNellisl. Disbrow. Ibltthsl and Hi- Anna 8. Dunning. 8:33 messed-01inch] member; tussocisty. Themst Ins-tins will bl held Weds-day evening. April 0. attht homcofOortlandHllsdon. MIRA“ Nlll'il. A Dressy Intact of Items Ire- the 'mluwl'lewa. III-Hattie N. Adams. of Waste. is visiting frisnttlplluntlngtnnJai. snattckof scarlet fever.andthsqusn antinshesbeeursissdfromthcprsmisastw W ltcv.il.’i'.0rabsm.rectorof5t. Paul‘s church, will preach tit-night In Chm chMWastpcrt. Tammi-ammo...» tsrscftbsliorwaiklsthodlstiipisoopal ohmsbwlllrnssthldsyatho’cicckwlth mummies-luau. kooksstfludslockflors. Imcpdlnm- 9! ”militant Nth: ”I m uncommon-am v newsroom resolutions the ls l. room-nit of-ix m appointedW marrowtoattsnd mmuvmim “ll.- Omcw Earth’s wife t convalesclng of, —Twsety-flvep&clwlt «r on Mt. Him Lenin Olmstud and Ir. and“ Hrs. Howard Wihon. of thgsfleld. are spending a few days with Hr. and Hrs. John limb». of Halo street. The vsstry of Grace church held a mectlngsttheresidsnes of William!!. fimithmnWellstreet. and sppuintsde dsetltnldamss W. Hyatt. . 1iTithe-rm In; eith- In in. tuition. Macao. are not to make public special orders relating to resignations or discharges from the service until after six days from the deteof the order. -—Haudaorne new designs and beenti» ful colorlugs In carprtand rugs are of- fered at special prices this week at. the Boston store. Norwalk. Therm wboistolsy the mac- sdsm road on upper Halo street isiu town today making arrangements to commence work. The crusher at Blue Mountain will he started to-morrow morning. The tint reel thunderstorm of the year came last night. So vivid lightning and so heavy thunder is unusual for the first thunderstorm of the year. The rain-fail was considerableend probably cleaned away what was left of the ice and snow. —Tbe members of Our Brothers‘lodgc, 1.0. O. F., arerequestedto meet at the lodge room Thursday afternoon at 12:45 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother. James W. Hyatt. Per order. \VILLIAI Klimt. N. (l. Dr. Alonzo Need. the Danbury dentist who is charged with having attempted to poison Dr. J. Chester Wbaicy last Hay, will probably leave Daubury. He admits having committed forgeries in New York. but denies that he attempted to poison Dr. Whaley. The Senate. in concurrence with the House, has rejected the mutations don. sting mnzaleloeding arms to Grand Army posts. The bill prohibiting the taking of scallops in the waters of Greenwich or adjacent thereto between Apt-lid and Ssme l5 wraps-led. The judiciary committee reported favor- ably on the bills relating to duties of boards of relief. -New novelties in veiling: at the Bee- ton store. N“"'§L*.‘__a ltisauthoratitively stated that William Hclfullin. Sr.. is the Franklin Avenue Democratic club‘s candidate for burgess to till one of the present vacancies in the c, vurt. Nominations will be made to- night at the Democratic caucus in the town house. Ilr. hlchlullin is now a justice of the mace. if elected as one of tho burgcsses it if not improbable that he will run for mayor under the new city charter. .. m..- _ Complaint was made to the police last night by Eli Burchard that If. wife wm again smashing things around the home. Officer June responded to the call and placed the women under arrest. She was so drunk that he was obliged to place her in a wagon to take her to the lockup. She screamed all the way down. attracting a large crowd. She spent the night in a cell. crying and yelling. This morning Justice Austin sent her to jail for thirty days. _______ —-Handsorne designs in Bolero jackets and new spring dress trimmings at the Boston store. Norwelk. over the remains of John Hadden. at St. Mary's church. this morning, Rev. W. J. Slocum odlciating. The Ancient Order of lliberniarts. of which the deceased was member. attended the services in a body and accompanied the remains to the grave inst. Harys cemetery. The pail- hearers were John Germley. Thomas Ityan. Patrick Murphy. Timothy J. Brion. Thomas Hyde and Patrick O'Neil. There were several ltsudsoma floral nitrates. - 2.--”-.. Prof. endlms. DcOoethgnchsrmsn IyofNorwelk. are now located In tit. Augustine.l’lovtda,whersthey encou- ductingaFranoo-Amsrlcsnsobool The Evenlngllcwsoftbatplacespcaks ofa vecsntmpticn held than as follows: "The Intel a series of weekly recap ticusheidsttbs'lblsdoilosssandtcnd- «edmthspuplhpstrnnsandfriandsol tthrenoo-Amsricau school for young lsdlrs.'|l Natal: mod hr than pvssmtliondsyevening. Thsbostsnd gusstsendstilo'elocklhsdlningroom doorswsvc thrown opsnacd Prof. Da- Asoiemn mamofreqniem washeld ’ dslldttfallyatmtainsd thele The Union Iannfscnrring company hasroclsotdlia old odious. The lint escsllopssesn in town since the beginning of the cold snap three months ago. arrived this morning. At the meeting of Company Elect to attend the funeral of Hon. James W. Hyatt. Btrettield Bucampmsnt.l. 0. 0. F.. of Bridgeport. are anticipating a vislt from some of the members of We En~ campment. of Norwelk. tomorrow night. when twelve initiates will receive in- struction in the Royal Purple degree. The monme meeting of the Norwalk Fire Police was held last night. A com- mittee consisting of Henry Cornell, R. L. DeForest, W. F. Inckwood and John ‘ Lowth were appointed to attend the funeral of Hon. James W. Hyatt, who was an honorary member of the com- ll"!- llfonday afternoon a sheriff served papers on Miss Agnes Murray. of Green- field Hill. famous for the number of dog: she keeps. in a suit for $250 damages. claimed to be due for a feed bill. When thesberiif went to serve the papers be found Hits Hurray sick in bed, surround- ed by her numerous canine family. She now has tbirty~iire dogs. The grand commandery of the Knights Templar will meet in St. John‘s Lodge room in the Masonic building. next Tues- day. lfonday night Clinton Command- ery will work the Templar degree, after which a banquet will be served. it is expected that the grand officers of Con- necticut and New York state will be present and witnem the work. The ses~ sion of the grand commandery will com- mence at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. NEW CANAAN. The Epworth Lemme will give a con- cert on the evening of March 23. Frank Kaiser has been confined to his home for some time by a severe cold. Robert Ogden has leased the L. K. Hoyt farm and will soon take possession. Samuel Kramer "u now employed by the Same: Shoe company. of Newtown, N. J. Miss Julie Noyes fell on the Ice one day last week. severely spraining her wrist. S. T. Raymond is now employed by the firm of S. T. Willets & Co.. of New York. READ THIS 1 ' 1'0 I‘ll means '10 CHICAGO All! moan. Beginning Saturday. March 11th. in. to every purchaser oi "goods at either market to the snwuntof Scents or more. at one time. we present a numbered ticket with ovum et— testbed. [Wit tbsoonpon anddepcaitlt Intbe box; retalnthe ticket untllsmemberid mwuboclockpmqwbcntbepriseewillbedrawntnthefollowingmsunsr: . Tumult“)! the box will be emptied into a has and thoroughly shaken. A child will then he blindfolded and draw one coupon from the bag. The person holding the ticket with the Woorreapoudiog number by presentlu it at my office will receive therefor one first-class toChicsmend return. Thsdrewinget South Norwalk will he an rleteudedh m“lfmh Geomagnllylnzwn. and no person in any way xenon-tau wt 11%.: no: The urgent Stock of Dials. Fruits. Vegetables. lrssh Fish. etc. at lowest prices in Town. E. J. WADHAIIIS. Proprietor, PEOPLE'S IIIKET. FIEE DELIVERY, PEIlI’lE's IlllKET. 13 North Main st., 80. Norwnlk. 21 Well at., Norwalk I Telephone cell. 523. I Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone call. 5-?- 3. “lay at Home and Save Money! Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices. ' to w’fthis season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes, BilliliIES. PIIlETilllS, BIIIIII’IES. SPIlIIllES. CIBTSPCIIIIIIIEES, Ill] BUSINESS WilillllS, Which. for Quality and Price, cannot be bent to the country, and 1 will make it to the purchaser‘ s advantage to buy of me. Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock. SECOND HAND WlliflllS OF ALL KINDS. Repair work called for and delivered free of charge. LUTHER WRIGHT, cur. Madison Ave. and Franklin 8t., South lioraalk. V ) gqfrrfsinmrnfs. W V 2 ‘7 gufniainumlls. J. R. Downey has purchased all of the -_ real estate belonging to Frederick Lock- wood in this town. Sir. Lockwood is havingaiiue residence built on Straw— berry Hill. Stamford “The people of this vicinity insist on having Chamberlains Cough Remedy and do not want any other." says John V. Bishop. of Portland Mills. Indiana. That is right. They know it to be super- ior to any other for colds, and as a pre- ventative and cure for croup. and why should they not insist upon having it. 50 cent bottles. For sale by u C Stillson, druggist; H nor at 5th avenue and 96th street. costing €00.00. which gives 19 “WK-incl??? o oo- tors’ bills have to pay $5..” 00 each for Cactus Bl Core to cure what would be the saving per capita if the dinner should not be given. there being 87 persons at the feast! inquire at l’laistcd's drug store where you may have the problem solved and mini information about C lotus Blood Cure chl' Iron cry for Pltcher’s Gastorla. Children Cry for Pitcher'e Gastorla. Wksnnahywasshk,wopvsksrmio. Whaasbcwessthlkhshcahdforcamorla. mmmnmmmmcm kamskmlmsbsuvsthemcanort. children Cry for Pltoher’c Oastcria. ramification.“ IlealEstatsandlnsutanca. mwasernnros seem. if a New York millionaire gives a dim ' “23.35%: .. Wilma NORWALK OPERA HOUSE. Under the management of l M. HOYT THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, MARCH 23. Saturday Matinee. THE wmsonn ACTRESS, Ullie Akerstrom Thursday night in her new play in four acts, MISS RORA. Introducing her trained horse Gyp, and a pack of for hounds. “W mm The Ballet 0ancer.i’é€.£fi’:i2’..§?::; Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA. SATURDAY Miss Akerstrom’s NIGHT. Thai Sillilh Ga new play. Popular Prices. 2.5 85. 50c Setardsy Iatlaee Spot-Is Price for Children, fie. WANTED. 1 Ya physician. a medium- slrml house on West avenue. or on some stile street nnu ortwoo' doors from West avenue. or the first Agnly to Dr. W. Inclined. .hirWent avenue. nth Norwait” W... hotel Prefers hotel boat or restaurant. dvessC: Sentinel grill ATION na Hwodls|k ri to do general THE STORY 0" Ben Hur, Told nml Illustrated by L. 0. ARMSTRONG If. Music Hall, ANTED Situation by e ”Said cook and years' experience in Ad- mm: iirort mom has: "“2233" “Emit “ YAtf'f'lfteA‘nssfnl muons who under» w "ES” RC )flvwflmeca’leswalt; afihd'us:nnl:l‘ ED l" "I H '5 It. Andrews. “West arenas. wit-rum.“ Hnr- Ural: I m.“ leof the dmksr .Ingsgkc'lir‘ents Mitre-law Y’ P. 8' C' E. and finish perfect. Avtsby bylfl'rhrh system. of the it“ if...“ c '3; nTtmirgim ‘m'i'ii; "m. net. s n I r mm 6.3.3. ..;:.:..:;.‘ “ ..;.. .,,,.. “to-3 South tumult Baptist Church. _ “In“ hm“ auerssros as;- neuevansu‘ncm. To LIST. fleets unmmrmmmnnmswm. . tires stores. ‘Oltmmortaeahousmtvtmmlaslfior- - , ., «a; Ln... «3,... . Own-twinge: Insult our trust. W J1!" 0N! mom. WEDNESDAY. IIBSII I5 The treat of the lice-on. iIlE EAlllY BIRDS WtuBmemy m20~llilt80!il0ltl—20 lerfrm:':'tb1ilbrery ashngton s cautions. street. city. Elli“ "FROVMIMth-stnrs andbasstngmlflg M. “rt!“ lhsomcoof the al Limbo.“ sshingtonst . no" Aft'i'of cane "natal room Pu. sis. fit I Andvim. when». at . ”In “WINNIe’m‘. :ufizmnfi "05;” Sunfi- m‘b'tii TI?” werdeveeertreat r? W540” m4, “marshals-1' rivals-l. Ithamlsetflmhrli‘shststvv. tit
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