'Evor Shown in Town.
As’
achington St.
all last liuutd
1.7Corfllinm,
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3 Sun Rises
A' BENE mc-r.
wtsnmo'ron srnnnr,
com E. 0N,
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F111: EVENING sumo:
JAR“ GOLDEN. Midland W.
W" “run
‘ 80m IOIIALI nan Anti.
80! 8—041er Washington and North Main
streets.
30: d—Oomcr Day and 'l'ollcs streets.
Box 0-Day. street.
Box Il—Wcst street. opposite l‘ranklin street
» ml.
Box IS-Conoord strsstmppoalte school.
no: lt—Oirrna North llaln and Anastrests.
Box lit—Owner High street and Bayview
avenue. '
Boa lO—Norwaik iron Works building.
Box l'r—erncr West avenue and (‘Ardar
street.
Box ll—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Boa u—Corner llyaveoueand Benton street.
Box sn-Corncr South Main and Monroe
streets.
Boa sa—llootric Light station.
Box al—l'slrflsld avenue and Cedar street.
Illnlatnro Alana-ac for I'o-novrow.
I Ran Eels lfllgh Tide IM' Tide
It too at lid]! . Ii t5
New York liar-aid Weather forecast.
The weather to day promises lobe clear and
colder, with frostaand frecaing temperature
tonight. followed by partial cloudiness. To-
morrow it promises to be partly cloudy and
cloudy. with nearly stationary or lower tern-
perat ore. followed by rain or snow,
at (not
lowest Point of II. Thu-roman
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon May was
:18“ above um.
301""! Null WA Hi.
the People of Our city Ara
Doing and anllg.
John N. Tuttlo won yesterday’s prim
roast, at Wndhams' market.
What
A. H. Hoyt is luring his residence on
Berkeley street thoroughly renovated.
—Bergsins in children‘s suits and reef.
era, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
The re will be service tomorrow morn-
ing in Trinity church, at ball past nine.
Richard Pay is removing his family
today from 37 Writer street. to New
f‘nnnan.
~Strictiy fresh eggs, 20 cents per 601.,
at F. D. Lawton & Cole.
Crofut dz Knapp‘shnt factory. Sn. 2. is
running full time, and orders are con—
stantly being received.
«The March number of the Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this office for 8 cents and one coupon.
The Rotou Point Improvement mm-
pony advertise in this issue the privi-
leges at the Point for the coming sermon.
The consignment sale of cloaks, wraps,
dresses, waists, jackets, etc., commences
at 8 o’clock tomorrow morning at W. A.
Benedict's. Sumnl. building.
-—Onr eggs are all collected in West port
and Wilton: 20 cents per down. i". D
Lawton 4! Cu. ,. ..
«Moi-braid, the New York costumer,
wilibe with us on the 28d, with one
tomes for the Arion ball, in Brnmmer‘s
basement, Ilahackemo Hotel.
The funeral of Mrs. J. S. Harrington,
grandmother of the Rev. 8. B. Pond,
was held from her late residence in flow
York city yesterday afternoon.
m
An sstracaron the electric road will
leave Norwalk at 7:82 this cvsniog to ac-
commodate those wishing to attend
“Robin Hood." At the close of the
play an extra return car will be run.
~l’lcnty oi Minion bread. at Lenin
W. A. Wheeler, of Water street, has
finished a contract to supply a large New
York refrigerator company with nearly
llvs hundred meat hangers They are
now ready for shipment.
—We have secured a few more copies
therebrasry number of the~luslcsi
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and buy a good horse cheaper then you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKS’lDE FARM.
A fresh car load of 21 in today,
. I~l. PARsous.
Em
Theltichard'aon & Ilorgsn 00., manuv
lecturers of furnaces and ranges, are
receiving many orders for their good'.
E. P. Beatriz 00., of New Haven, are
negotiating with Austin & Grew, the pur-
cle inventors of this city, for their latest
mule.
Mrs. MoEwen, who has sold her house
at 47 West avenue, ltdvcrtises in the for
sale column today, her household furni-
ture at private sa_i_o ,
.l. W. killlsr, tbs machinist, hurooeiv-
ed another order for a Palmer hat sizing
machine. ills employee are working
six and one-half days a week.
~Every ogg warranted fresh, 20 cents
per dozen, at F. D. Inwton & Co.’s.
The Young Ilen’s Debating club sill
not meet this week, as announced, but
next Tuesday, at the home of B. Wilfred
Bodwell. l) VanZ mdt avenue, East
Norwalk.
lax Kvause and J. (i. Howell drove to
Stamford yesterday afternoon. The
wheel of their carriage caught in the
horse car truck in that city and was
wrenched oil.
—Childron's shirt waists at 25 «rears.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict?” _
Taylor & Buckley, the Weter street
biscksrnitha, have just completed their
contract with the 83mm]: and Bailey
circus. They have shod over four hun-
dmd horses for the "greatest show on
earth."
David Brennan was lined one dollar
and costs this morning ior drunkeness.
George Hey t', for intoxication and oi»
structing the'l'romway company's track
on South Main street, paid Justice Barrett
a fine of .5.
—Loade of New Candy in Lane's.
, _
The Bridgeport Union says the rela-
tives of Miss Mabel Earle emphatically
deny that Miss Earle is married to Tim~
othey H. Porter, unannounced in a dis-
patch from Great Barrington.
The Count cticul Music Teachers‘ Asso-
ciation will meet in New Haven, June ll,
12 and iii. A line programme is now be-
ing arranged. Alex 8. Gibson,oi Water-
bury. formerly of Norwalk. is president
oi the Association. .
(Zomstock Brothers take advantage of
this season of the your to “spring" upon
our renders many inducements, and per-
sons desiring spring suits will tind it to
their interest to give them a call. They
are now makings very large and elabo-
rate display of Easter goods.
The committee having the arrange-
ments for the Arion’r annual masquer-
ade boil in charge will meet tonight.
The ball will be held next Monday night,
in the society’s hall, and will be a grand
and novel aflalr. Some of the special
features, which have been undergoing
rehearsal for the past two weeks. will be
announced in a few days.
~Twsnty cents per doc. is nil we will
charge you for fresh eggs. Lawton a: Go.
Yesterday afternoon the mouldcrs in
the Lockwood lianufactariog cow
psny’s factory marched in a body to the
shipping room to Ice Hr. Lockwood, and
have, if possible, the scale of wages
W as they“. until recently,
whsntheflrmmadea out from ten to
twentypercent. in the prices paid for
work. The matter was satisfactorily ad-
jmtodsnd the men wont to work thb
morning.
place of business is in ‘l'rta Osman
building. msivsd a large consigment of
lsdies‘ coats, sacks, tea-gowns. dresses
and blouse waists, yesterday. The goods
will be placed on Iaiebmurrow morning
atadciock, 'i'he advertwsrnentoi this
enterprising gentleman appears In an-
otltsr column at The Barnum. today.
Aglancsatit willeaplaia bartenders
the great bargains that he offers.
The report extensively circulated yes-
hidaythatooeoitho-eainquaraatlas
atthsnsmhcardiag hears. mot
Water and Bariimd M. itld the
small pox. Is not met. Osseitbs
manwssnottesitngaswsllassssalasd
Health Odlccr Tracey told bh he
had hotter keep to throes: iorslcw
days. itismthathisnulyitulbla
tsthatthevacstaatlce'ucoa” Ilslsaily
well. The W willprolabiyks
salted-la ions ur Mdaysifaoslgantr
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"ml-Celina.
Dr. L. N. Phinney h m cornfmtsble
today.
Another Chinese laundry is
ad in town. '
College, Ohio. next term.
Attorney liondehker is out and attend—
ing to bosirsss once more.
Several wages had; of gypsics ruled
through town this morning.
Time will be an oyster supper at the
Wool Norwalk chapel, tonight.
~l‘or this week, men’s heavy winter
gloves ni cost. at W. A. Benedict's.
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The sleetric light on (lamp street was
off on another spree last night.
«(let your lawn mowers ground and
repaired at-Capron's lachinery Works.
Chief of Police Bradley has been noti-
fied of the theft oi two bicycles in Stam-
ford.
William Johnson still lies in a critical
condition at his home on Pine street,
Nor-walk.
~Rooms to rent, 28 Belrlen avenue.
inquire of i‘. .I. (Turtle.
Contractor Wi‘liTiawm Sheldon is building
an addition to the W. ll. Earle residence
on East avenue. __ . ‘
Messenger Charles E. lmkwood will
undergo a course of treatment at the
Westmrt Sanitarium. '
There will be some extra line music,
Sunday evening, in the African Methodist
Episcopal church, by the Lyceum.
Weather Prophet Vaughan, the artist,
has just completed a sketch in B. D.
Wolcott‘s window, entitled “After the
Ball."
—-Lane‘s for candy, price, quality and
variety.
~ Mailing «im'umy c. Mitchell,“ the
Norwalk poet other. yesterday celebrated
the twenty-first anniversary of his birth-
day.
The directors of the Norwalk club will
meet" tonight to prepare their annual re-
ports and estimates, which will me i :-
fore the club at its annual meeting in
April.’
Street Superintendent Kellogg and a
force of workmen gave Main street a
thorough sweeping this morning. much
to the satisfaction oi the merchants and
the general public.
George E. Miller, formerly conductor
on the Norwaik Horse railroad, came to
Norwalk yesterday and moved his furni-
ture lo Branchville, where he is engaged
in the carpentry bnslncse.
A concert will be held at the Novwaik
Methodist church, Tuesday evening
April 17. Ericcsoo Bushnell will sing, in
addition to other local talent The
Peabody Children will also assist.
The civil case of E. R. (ioldschrnidt vs.
John 'l'uhey came .up before Justice
Austin this morning. and was adjourned
until March 31, at 9 o'clock. Attorney
Warner appears for the plaintiff and
Attorney (tray for the defendant.
in the report of the treasuror‘oi the
Norwalk Hospital, the donationof no
of SeptembsrzflJs credited to J. A.
Plnneo. it should have been credited
tothe East Norwalk school Wand
has been so corrected on titslreasun's
books.
Hartford Smith, of Norwalk, was out
driving Sunday morning on the road
from New Canaan to Pound Ridge, when
know a ledy'agold watch in the road
and picked it op. flesawa ioatadver»
tissment in Tar Elms“. last evening,
and immediately returned the watch to
the young lady who lost it. floral-
Advertise In 'l‘ns Smart.
Mailei’rier Bennettkas purchased
lollisl..hsvlnggivea swayhlsiam-
mNancyllaoksonacccsatoi herm-
lnglams. Hollis I. took frkht at a
ralh'oadtrsingoingthrongb lhctmsi
yesterdayaftornoooand Micron
awayat a pass that would have put
Nancyfldoshsms. lir. Bunch
land theatrinlai, iarwover. Maniac
hadproeerdcdfar.
Oarrthcsnhtheiodbglrlwhohas
setsdassiald'icrawo-andestcrlo-
monWsterIsssaiid-lylsft
town and it issepsrtwltkat Willa-
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The street commissioners of the city or
liorwalk have put their end of i'ltuart
arenas in excellent condition.
A horse owned by Theodore Andrews,
of West Norwaik. ran away on West
lain street, this morning, breaking the
wagon and smashing things generally.
a}. and Mrs. w. s. Hotchkiss, of Arch
street, received a wlsgram. yesterday,
from laooavd A. Davis, of Kookuk.
’ lows, announcing the death ‘of his wife,
formerly Miss Laura De Lafayette, of
Seymour, Conn" aged 26 years. The so-
rlounoemont is received with sorrow by
theiargcnumber of friends of the de-
crmah & 5°",
84 ‘wasnmo‘rort eraser. scum NORWALK. coma.
‘ .Highcat’oi all in lxavcning l’owcr.-—-Latest U. S. Gov'l Report.
Baking
Powder
Will go, Int:lnsolveacy. r
The Union Manufacturing company
will go into insolvoucy and straighten up
its hairless matters. At a meeting of
the stockholders, held yesterday after-
noon, it was voted to appoint Attorney J.
Belden Burlhutt an agent to make an
assignment to Alexander Sempie. the
present superintendent, in trans, it be-
ing understood are friendly and tempor-
ary measure preparatory to a speedy
reorganization o the company on a
moo improved and solvent basis, one
which is satisfactory to the creditors and
stockholders alike. Over three-fourths
of the stock was represented at the meet-
ing. ,. .,
llampalgrr Against Illegal [donor Sailing.
Mtoihc husband. {9 they were only
married in“ August. The deceased
spent nearly all last summer as a guest
of Mn. Hotchkias, and three weeks ago,
as they were envpnie for the West, they
spent several days at the Hotcbkiss
residence. lira. Davie died item the
Ghetto! an operation for rin- removal uf
a tumor;__
orrn' Turf" ltll'ltii.
lorwallt
Fred lladford has pllfl'llflefll a new
bicycle. ‘
James (lhurttonspent yesterday in New
York on business.
The Epworth league of the East A h».
true Iathodist church will give an one
terrainmcnt at the church, March 1’?“
The condition of Henry Jones. one of
But Norwalk's prominent grocers, who
ported as not at all improvod.
, A social meeting of the hulics' Aid
society oi the East Norwalk Methodist
church will be held at the home of .l. C.
Hawkins, Seaside i’iace. tomorrow even-
ing.
8. Beach, died yesterday at 203 Wash-
ington street. aged nine rings. The
lzill today.
[1. I. Prowitt, of East avenue, who
fluently fell and has since been «refined
pcuibie.
injured.
The Swedish Congregational church
held a vuccerofnl supper in their «illicit
on Riverside avenue, Sitar-lay night.
A large number were present and sham
0‘25 was netted.
One of his ribs was badly
jokers took the scales belonging to a
local butcher and spread pork grmse
over them. The owner. upon discover-
logthc fact.threw the scales into the
river. This momiog he could nether
no th‘e'joke nor the scales.
An open meeting of the Order of
United American Mechanics war held at
Randall’s ball, last night. State Organiz-
av‘l'hornas I". Gilmore was protect and
made an address on "Americaolsrn."
which was very interesting. lie pointed
out the advantages of the order and the
prop. it was making. There were
about seventy-live people in the audience.
labor: of Pilgrim Council, oi Norwslk,
and uncoln Council, of South Norwaik.
were. ' Although the audience
'3. small, their earnestne-
‘ indicated that the ranks
of lechanics would cera
talaly be loan-d. >
w...”
Arsptctcrof Tun altruism, while in
when with a business man of
last ”walk yesterday, was informed
that a piece of road belonging to the
townwi llorwalk, lying between the
property of Edward Smith and lira.
(lawns Raymond, was in a very bad con-
dition. Persons whose business corn-
csp- pelted theta to pass over it every day
were growing very indignant, he said,
and as the ssiscttnsa have so often
told of its condition. and as nothing
hes-dean the question now uppermost
lathe-lat of last ltorsalk residuum
is. witsswillthis matter receive the new
eaten and prepare-stator
'llo'alsa armor-m
ruminants-o Walshoi
loan. am . was: lichen! r.
‘Wa'almtlbsauepiaesmhich escapi-
Idthssttsattoa of Judas flhnmway in
Is W (inert last week. car rs-
asnsist-I o'clock My alt-raw.
ham” on monumental
W'saaaviaat’ ion by Attorney Frost
chunks so «as the piaiatlil m
ceased in this city. The death is doubly ,
Iowa and Oma‘p oi the Italy in [Inas'
has been ill for the past two Wrt'lfi. in rv- _
Haul, a daughter if Mr. and lire—i. ll. I
remains were taken to Naugntuck ml the,
to the house. is getting along as nicely as I
Anumlur of East Norwalk prircticule
r
hulls) am, giving a history oi ‘
Another campaign against illegal li-
qitnr selling has been opened in Stam-
ford. The Stamford Chic [engine has
.mllected a mass of evidence to substan-
tiate charges of Sunday selling and sell-
ing without liccruic against many deal
em. The charges thus for made are
ingaimll M. W. Conroy. John hit-Devil,
John Kelly, r. .1. Remington. Fred
Berg. John Kearna, Michael Devil, Den—
nis liuumhan, W. Callahan, John ll.
Lee. 1’. Boyle and W. H. Philpot.
'l’hc Que-en of Comedies, "Jane."
Monday. hinrch 26th, laughter will
. reign supreme at Hoyf's Opera House.
I when “Jane," the queen of comedies, wii
; begin an engagement Miss Jennie Yea-
:’ loans, the new June. is said to have made
inn immense hit in the title role» She will
be ably assisted by members of former
, “Jane" casts who have made hits in their
, respective roles.
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2 .John Carroll. Undertaker J. D. Jen-
lniogs‘ assistant, has purchased a bicycle
‘and has also made arrangements with a
, neighboring pharmacist for nrnica. linen
ibandnges and splints.
, Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Bally was sick. to gay:- her f‘astnrh
When she was a ('hihl, she t'l’ll‘ll fl Ir (Bacteria.
3 When she lwrarue .‘il-LS. she clung to (‘asturia
‘ When she had t’hildren, she gave them Castor-la
Children Cry for
Pltchcr’a Castorla.
HORSE gnome
i
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. cell on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
ii South Norwalk.
[Junior lockwond
HA9 RETURNED
FROM BERMUDA.
and can be found as formerly at his office
NllllWAlli illlTEL
liornlngs. until half past nine; noon,
until seven o'clock.
’ rutdlw
EGGS;
Remember you ran at film but eggs for sell ing
s
East liurwalk Hannery.
mile and Black lanorca, Partridge
‘csaeklas. Plymouth leeks. Brows
Interns. and “olden tips-gird
"alerts.
to. l lino limit. ml ltrvril.
I. I. whammy. h. (I. 1‘0qu
warm POWER. ‘ ‘
12 until half past two: evenings, six '00
laments ioiurchasa s.
,« i p or
FURNITURE. '
, it their line Rooms 46 and 48 this Si. Hamil.
Special Sale of livans and corner Chairs,
At $9, $l0, $l2, $l4, $l6.
Marked down from $12, til, $18, sen.
tilyflressei initiation. Putin.
' Well, what of it, list this. good people. its better.
doctor you lumw am «'93 doctor you don't know. will recommend it as Don
nutriotioua and wholesome. so better flavor. Again, use common nose. The incl
on a live star lrorn lllinoia to New York, would be lustas large on an inferior an
the heat. hich variety would the dealer of goat ind cment ship? Again,
that is not the resalm we sell it sxoiusivolly, but rename it units the uhlic
we have nearly doubled our business in t is short time we have hen led it.
the host families of both cities. iiur-t notice where our delivery We
testimony to the truth of above staemuiis. A Prime Rib flout g
Similwe proveit? ilere oes. Ersry
thler more
hi. chm
Bill as on
it tannin more.
to gulch an Extent
Vie are selling to
us stop) and we otfer their
vim an or every day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. ,FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main st., 50. Norwalk. 2i Wsli t. N l
Telephone call, 58-3. l Satisfaction guaranteed. | i‘oieph use énllfrfiifflf
Artistic Ph‘ otographyf
To those desiring something i specially line in PIIO'I‘OGRAPIIl C -
WEEK, I would call attention to the new line which i am now executing in
a we.
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results,
and raising. especially with delicate costumes and draperies,
FOR CHILDREN
,‘Particulnr cure is given to obtain pictures, which embody all that is childlike
natural and graceful. '
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail. ‘
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. ii. JlCKSOli.‘ Pflflliiiiflll’liiil. 53 Will 87.. liDiinlil.
Big Slaughter
--A‘NI)-_
CLEARANCE SALE.
l2,000 PAIRS
ill Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk durin the
l5 days. These goods must be sold to make room for ofihers 31:3
ing in, so do not stop until you get. to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows Just what to buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
both in lighting
The smner you begin to light the fire,
themoro easily it may he extinguismi.
The sooner you begin taking Aycr's Sill"
aopsrilla for your bimxlodisvase, thceasier
will bathe cure. in both cases, delay is Hoyt’s Opera House
.. TUESDAY, MARCH 20m.
Ayer‘s and no other.
AN (ll’i‘JlA EVENT.
gnlrrluinmmls.
TéYior dricolden
BeaiEslale and insurance ;
wasnmmon s'rlucrcr. iBamabee, K3” and MacDonald's
urioss and on our term
Persons iooliln luraim or house and Inx.
with the view 0 purchasing, are invited to a
Rob: n Hood
_ . _, WANT“? OPERA COMPANY
BOARDIRS WANTID- Pleasant snnn
call and examine our list. Vie ham them for
more with cxnslkut tabla hoard. Term:
sale in every part of the city at Nemlmhlr
a.
mo fer-ta. Mrs. Kucler, lit l'nion sit-«xi.
m3? at
an” ti
Sixty lllgh (films Artists.
Superb t thorn» of Thirty-fire.
Superior Operatic Orchestra.
Stage full of Spu-lnl Scenery.
ililli VISIT 0F liilBlil H000.
8E0liilE BEATS AT lillilE.
i'illt‘iis. .100, 15c. 8|.00. .ih'll ".50.
mil
Hoyl’s Opera House
"NF: Nlilll'l‘ ()KIA”.
MGNDAY. MARCH 26th.
'l'llii QUEEN 0|“ l‘tlllllllilfl.
JANE
The laughing Succass Century
'l‘0 LET.
3“ Fili'it rooms No. ‘10 llny street: M.
r three rooms, No.3) llay srrset: nlso part
or house, first tlmr. So. ti Emu aveims.
Norwaik; six ram-s. vmmfln at once. Rent
low. Ap ly in WA DUNN-El. at Lockwood
Manufac uring Company's. melt lw
(")‘JE upper lloor of four‘rmnna.‘ rent. it! ill:
.V One lower floor of five rmms. inquire of
JUHN ll. HURBANKJH Hamil Main street,
"ll di.
F
in.
W0 pleasant front room: Furnished or
unfurnished, No. l llaynmnd ell-sen” 'lt
m‘ .
'l‘ill m‘flfld licorufliie house M iii iiprin
street. and the lower liner of 0
coin street: aligonve lonces. iterrttil and
kill. nqu real . . .ESTIR. at (from! it»
napp'a factory. rnii lw
) $36113 2' ions...” um; ":23? not}.
Vi rooms. conveniently unwind.
in” uh;
at iii Washington stseei. rota 3t
Till
p r and lowar a artment. No. ,
rum Mainstrect, mull and it; home W" "mm" “mm"! m «HM-
. E Krilvlglnail’la vrattrai i it
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it . 0 m I' (it)?
ms . m... "m a” l. idiom: mnwumu m our
allies. App} cswah 2.0m Welliflgar
consumes.“ ashlnrton street. liltf
JENNIE YEAMANS
As "Jane.”
You Can’t liiord to Misgull
W"?.."°&i .. concurr- cm nusnrr infill
.69. For,“ 'lrsor‘l‘lfil '9‘“
iinrhufiiiflhcw , . mun.
“‘ ‘ iron oxen: ' ' International Flag Drill.
lit. for the benefit of
hottest.
i'pwnvih learnt. lat Methodist f‘hnrrlt
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