” Raiders moved,yssterday,
distract into apartments on
g to rent by the hounday
at Wheeler a Hartford's.
L Jacob Scbanb’s horse ran away L
g; avenue, yesterday.but no
tanned. ‘
,3 mushrooms. Its-red.
Johnfiastsd and family moved L
from unriden to South First
thb all!»
covers for 490, during this
_ I. S. Smith’s.
LE. W is Wconflned tohst
. on Kellogg street. with a severe
_ hithegrig
orsamSoda. at Mead' .
W convention —_of the Ancient
cfl'crssiers will be held at Nor-
, . lay on: and 10th.
bliss quaker bread, at Lane’s.
5 “man Hall, who has been employ-
olflthe Lockwood training stables In
WM, has returned to Norwalk.
L é-Gents’, ladies’ and children’s hose,
do pair, at M. S. Smith’s.
0f the thirteen tramps who alighted
has: a freight train in South Norwalk,
last evening, six were printers.
' ~Diamonds. rings, earrings and studs
at A. W. Austins.
George Seymour, the well-known
backlash, has moved from Clay street to
D. P. Eiy’s house. 20 Washington street.
L -—Eonnd steak. 10c. apound, at Hayes‘
m ______
__ till the Criminal Court of Common
flew the Norwalk case of Henry L.
. Spleen vs. Herman Zoerbusch went over
for a week. '
~See the new and bountiful assert
mentcflaundered shirt waists. just ar-
rived, at M. S. Smith’s.
It. and Mrs. Willis St. John celebrat-
ed the second anniversary of their
wedding. at their home on Westport
Avenue. on night
~15 choice oranges i'or 25c.(1uneo's.
In. John H. Wade, of Maple street,
unnamed the Immuch Circle of the
King's Daughters of the Norwalk Meth-
cdbt church. yesterday afternoon.
4.25.00 watehfor $15.00. full jeweled.
adjusted movement in Faby's Montauk
L geld-filled case at A. W. Austin’s.
The total msmheship of the Sons of
Tempuanos in Connecticutis 2,417. The
townofNorwalk has three lodges and
about two hundred and {seventy-five
members
—-All colors of moire silk III 4 .c yd.
at I. S. Smith’t
[embers of the local muncils of the
O. U.A. M. will go to Wilton, tonight.
tobcld an open [meeting Carryalls will
luvs Pilgrim Council’s lodge room at
0:“ o'clock.
-lflu S. Tilloteon has just returned
from the city with a fine assortment of
Minor milllnery. Open every evening
i, No. 907 Washington strait.
WA...—
Tlienew furnishings for the rooms of
‘ OurBrothers Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F..areex'
‘L pactsdlna few days. 'lhey were fur-
. nhhedbyTrlatram dc Hyatt, Norwalk's
mining dry goods dealers.
‘ ~You can buy the choicest cuts of
irlcin steak for He. II pound; round
«strait. 100..shoulder steak, 80. ,at Hayes
whet.
Charla Denier, who has been in Atta
ilk, Ala.. for the past two years. arrived
Ila South Norwals yesterday. and last
might was given a surprise party at his
horas en Woodward avenue.
~Nsapolitan ice cream. at Mauls.
ThsNorwaik Butchers” Protective as
., . will hold a meeting Tuesday
t, busiest delegates to II special
w oftheConnectioutRetallButch-
fretted" association.
I I" 7' ._. .....
Mheplass to buy sterling silver and
plated ware is at A. .Austln‘ s.
in New
National Association of Stationary
‘ . isavean oyster supper last
' at their oossy morass North
misuse“ of their viwprssl
W, engineer of the
dossphhaawbohas just return-
chrlda. where he has been
‘ ”winter in blsbesith.
W
missions: pillowcases.
m. iron: to upward. at
L new market.
~8houidsrstsak. Scentsppeuadat
Rev. James. H. Smith. of Spring Bill.
will go to Nyaok, today
W
-—PlsnLty of candy. at Lane’s.
3..
Patrick Ryan. oi Nuctcn Helgbts.h'as,
Mn granted an original pension.
wt dos. Regenellver plated res spocns
for 01. 00.» A. W. Austin’ a jewelry store.
Charles Meyerhola, of Holden Bill, has
accepted a position in Head’s Norwalk
bakery.
——Regular Sc cheese cloth, all colors. 5c
yd. at If. S. Smith's.
.1
0. K. Scoiieid‘s hoses ran Luaway on
lain street. Norwalk, last night,_but did
' no damage.
—-Blueilsh 4s. “3.; Iliad 8c 1b., at Hayes'
lines. are the parents of a baby girl
born yesterday. L
—ngular .1. 50 chenille covers for 99¢
S. Smith's.
James Wilson. a stranger, was fined
01 and costs for intoxication. by Justice
Barrett, this morning.
--0Lyeters! Oysters! . Oysters! at Con~
card Division’ s oyster supper next Mon-
day evening. Don t fail to go.
The highway between Norwalk and
New Canaan' Is open again, many needed
repairs having been “made to the road.
—Hats, O'Brien dc Sherwood. Give us
a call if you want a hat. Will only cost
$2. The best bet for the money on top
of earth. If you want to look nobby
buy a 32 but, at O‘Brien dc Sherwood’s
George Lockwo®. of New York, who
IvasItIng In Norwalk, paida fine of $5
and costs. this morning, for drunkenness
and indecency.
-Sterling silver belt buckles, hat and
hair pins and chain bracelets. at A. W.
Austin’s. ,
Charles Hayes is maktngarrangsmenia
to open a branch allies of the Armour
Dressed Beef and Packing company in
South Norwalk.
—Choice red and ”yellow bananas, pine-
apples and blood oranges at Canada.
Edward Benedict guessed 198, within
one of the number of candies in Lane‘s
bottle. yesterday, and received the box
of confectionery.
—Horton‘s ice cream today, at Hart-
zel's, 19 North Main street.
Three of the tennis courts on the Non
walk Lawn Tennis club’s grounds are
now ready for use, and the fourth will
be in condition in a few days.
——25 yd. spools of embroidery silk. 7c
spool. at hi. 8. Smith's.
’A surprise party was given to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hoyt, last evening, at their
home on Chestnut street, Norwalk, by
their relatives and friends. it being their
wedding anniversary. Light reiroshv
ments were served.' “.____
——Hsls, bats, O‘Brien 1: Sherwood. If
you want a hat,a hat that will fit. call at
O'Brien &Sherwood‘s. The best 82 hat
on top of earth.
Miss Sally Betta has decided not to ac
cept the position of organist of the Nor-
walk Congregational church. to succeed
Miss Jennie K. Nash, who goes to Grace
church next Sunday, and the society
has surged Miss Gertrude L. Camp,
of North avenue.‘
-—Don’t forget to remember the oyster
supper of Concord Division. 8. of 'l‘.. next
Monday evening. Admission 10 cents
Louis Price. of Norwalk, who lofts
United Suites man of war down in Pat-
lgonia, some time ago and returned to
Norwalkiast winter, has left town to
escape the vigilance of certain oilicials
who wish to return him to the service
and his ship as a deserter.
—[lai, hats. Call at O‘Brien It Sher
wood' a in their new store in the Donovan
block. Washington street. The neatsst
and only hat store in town. We sell the
best .2 derby in town.
There seems to be more persons riding
horseback, this season; than before in
many years. it became quite fashion-
able. last season, many young ladies in-
dulging in the exercise. This season
the older people are riding. and some of
the ladies are matrons.
-‘»1.argo variety of silkilenes. 0v y:l.. at
M. S. Smith's. .._-
It will be seen by «advertisement
in another column that Carl Sohsub,
who recently opened scale at 9 Ball-
road place.“ to furnish the
public with the best of everything in the
way of edibles and drinkablu. He has
bade kitchen built in the rear of hh
pm. and will cook dinners to order.
--Ws have removed from the theatre
block to larger andmore commodlous
quarters in the Donovan building when
we will‘hs phased to see our former our
toasts ml menu to slin- ladies-
Issais to pom oi hats. O'Brisa a
www.mhawmm
III. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde. of Beiden‘
for Friday, Saturday and Monday, at M. L
Ins: E. Frances Lockwood is ill with
pneumonia at her home on Park street.
The threeomasted schooner W. D. Hi1-
ton cleared today for New York and
VIrginia. ,
Weather Prdphet Vaughan says we
may now prepare for a drought that will
finish up the thrill, followed by a famine.
-Craw’sLParoel Expresadelivers 40|be
or less in Norwalk, So. Norwalk and East
Norwalk, for 10 cents. Leave orders at
Tomlinson’s drug store.
William Doulens. who has been spend-
ing a week with friends in town, return-
ed, yesterday afternoon. to Harwinton.
where he resumes his station.
~Members of Butler Lodge, No. 91‘. I.
' O. O. F.. are requested tomeet in the
Lodge room on Sunday evening, April
29, 1894 at 7 p. m. sharp. to attend Divine
E. C. Caspian,
Secretary.
Seventeen members of the Epworth
league met at the home of James
follows are invited.
Games were played and a chorus of the
members rendered some excellent vocal
selections.
TOMLINSON ACQUIT’I‘ED.
'l'ns Branford Station Agent Charged
with Criminal Oanlessneu. .
Bussrosn, April 27—Station Agent
Frederick Tomlinson. charged with man
slaughter, for having neglected to warn
Samuel Stent, who was killed at the
erasing near the station four weeks ago
last Tuesday. was acquitted yesterday.
He had been on trial for three days be
fore Justice Zinck. The allegation was
that Tomlinson violated a rule of the
railroad company. but it was shown by
e defense that no rule apylying to the
wines”
com-a nIII waist Club.
The members of the Golden Hill Wb‘uIt
club were entertained, last evening, by
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Dibble. of Bay-
view avenue. It wasa very enjoyable
occasion. The prizes were secured by Mrs.
mund Zeluii.
Imyths-Kempev.
Howard J. Smythe, the well-known
orchestra leader, and bliss Stella Kem-
per, of Westport, were married in New
York city. on the 16th last, by Rev.
Ensign McChesney.
WL ESTPOILIT.
ln‘the Superior Court. yesterday. the
case of Horace Staples vs. Ward Wheel-
er, to recover a penalty for failure to
illeaninveniory. was argued on a de-
m urrer and decision reserved.
CRANBIIRRI PLAINS.
The sociable held at the residence of
Fred Hawks, last evening, was well at-
tended. Various games and amusement»:
were enjoyed until about 10:30 o‘clock,
when a very tempting lunch was served,
after which a cake guessing contest was
enjoyed. Miss Florence L. Gregory won
the cake, which weighed three pounds
and six ounces.
The Cranberry Plains Church society
will hold their regular quarterly meet-
ing in the chapel. this evening, to trans-
act regular business and also In regard
to purchasing a piano.
Thaddeus Street is spending the day
with his sister. Mrs. (‘ T. Leonard, of
Norwalk;
QIIllm and Quinn
The great Ferris wheel has been given
one more turn around—the last which it
will ever make in Chicago. it is to be
removed to Broadway and Thirty- seventh
street, New York The job of tearing
down, transporting and mrecting will
consume four months.
public places. A cabman who saw his
wife only once a week gave her his
weekly kiss in front of a restaurant the
other day.
oabmau was lined 15. He gallantly paid
the flue. remarking that the kiss was
worth it.
children 0!! for
Pltcher’a caatorla.
Children cry for
Pltcher'a Oastcrla.
mnahywassiokmegavshercaatorla.
Minutemamiildshserlsd forester-is.
thusiwbsmmelhshselungtocm
mmmmmpumm
children cry for
Pitchers cast-via.
Ome an
it You can BUY A human HORSE son
a- run MONEY A'l.‘
BRQOKSIDE FARM,
> THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
fl" MENT IN CONNECTICUT.
6 First Class Road Horses. .
servicein the Baptist church. A]! Odd- .
L’Hommedieu, Seaside place. last night. _
N. H. Hoyt, Mrs. G. C. Slillson and Ed- -
An old law of Paris forbids kissing in ,
Both were arrested The
WATER PHWER.
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So, MRS. F. E. BAKER.
‘ of Galveston. Tex"
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We are HEADQUARTERS forL
FINE DRUGS
, AND .
CH E M lCALS
”Toilet lniclss. Perismsu.
Snaps. Cigars, llinsial Waters
and Fun liquors lill llsIlicinal
llss.
POLAND
The water when in sly used Is a positive‘
cure for Kidney Liver and Bladder
Dye in lgeatlon. Rheumatism and
arlst. Typhoid and other fevers it
keeps the Kidneys in free action. A dose escrla;
tlve book will be mailed upon a pllcatlon
H. Kicker and Son‘s. Prep" 1M assaIIstreet.
New York.
POLAND
SOLD BY
li.|l.‘P|aisied
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND nuuouisrs GENERALLY
.-. BY. .
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
8 North Main St»
"it South Norwalk.
W
Are year eyes right! Examination free
H. a. neon...
0m and MM
scalp clean and o y L
HilBSE ‘ liliilllli
liven want your horse clipped quick and '
Slum Is it an stints sins. inhabit Is it my
spirit In others. Insults plIiIIly hustled II Ill. NIIoIilI‘slsts
its I last we sell ‘
Better Clothing
--—--LFOR—--—
.LESS. MONEY
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE
(-3 B19; FOUL
Our 011. 00 Tailor made, Spring Overcoat: LAll readyto wear
stylish, fashionable and durable; made of fine Clay Diagonal
Don’t go somewhere else and pay $15. 00 far one no better,” 1.."
Our $14.00 Tailor made, Cutaway Dress Suits, all ready to
wear, made from fine Clay Diagonal Worsted. We guarantee
each suit as a big bargain, sum. '
I A Business Suit, $7.50,
A Gray Mixed Cheviot. $1.50.
Our 84.00 Boy’s Double Breasted. all W001, Blue and Black
Diagonal, Serge Cheviots, warranted Fast-Color and all wool, 54,
Best value given in many a day, all sizes, 4 to 14.
New Neckwear, Shirts that fit, and Collars the same.
Dorby’ s in all leading block and shades, $2.00,
In fact everything up to date.
Inuunu Bus,
LEADING
I “mus, w Punishes all Hatters,
NllSllNlB Blilllllllli. l4 SDIITH Milli SIREN,
Nlllllillll; SilllTll llllllllNlN.
Telephone Cali. 13-2.
What’s in a Name.
It takes years to establish a name and reputation, and when
gained :5 worth taking care of. We hold an enviable position in
the Grocery trade, which we have attained by steady industry
and careful management, and shall maintain through constant
vigilance and good judgment. We have always stood by that
old maxim. “Do unto others as you would that they should do
unto you, ” which Is the solution to our deserved success. Always
remember we absolutely guarantee every cent’s worth we send
out. Don t take any chance of getting a substitute for a genuine
article, but call upon us and get what you buy.
Fine Creamery Butter prints, 30c 1b.
Fancy Dairy Butter, 25c: 45 lbs. $1.00.
Choice Dairy Butter, 220 lb.; 5 lbs. $1.00.
We are still selling J ones', Hacker’s or Success Flour, 60c
bag; 84.00 bbl.
The Ferris Celebrated Hams,
A little higher" In price, but—
Bharlss -E. Seymour,
33 WASHINGTOI emu. 00MB NORWALK.
we RISE 1'0 I=.IIIIILLIJILILLII.w
iconiracled with H M. Flllow.of Wilton.
cIIlI as. and to sell the surplus tocomoetln
can‘t seliIoNnrwaik bIItIlIers veal that
ll
Boneless Bacon and Dried Beef.
[“0le
“Mil
Io Ieceiie slaughter and deliver m {seal
new here. Helnferma ethl
asbeen contaminated m ’ mmornfilnfiM
MON m. ll halls ibe consequence? We will retail veal at wholesalep.0 prices. “Listen. toro-
IIuarIer. licts.1b; lIlndruaI-Ier. 151-:ts.lb. breast and isg.9 eta: breast. lake (the
to iii ela.-. fillotdllcisz ca vea bralnaIbny them butchersf. 10 eta; ton Ie. ‘let them dog‘s?)
20cm: sweet br s. J'mts. The pub is is in vi to aspect these cases
alive every nmlay morning. in quality of goods we lead both clti a 1: you 01.3.01,“ to in“;
mud, horse hair. eiI- let us sliver your 0rd are. See our w tilig I. as a house,“
twice “My day. We‘ll sink or swim, fail or reaper. by Inti ng exc uslvel the best “qualit of
Cityilressed Beof.VI_-Iil. Lamb. nrk etc. ll. ~~il-III'I.Iiu week. North iver [toe 5h
eta: Bluefish, S I Is.-, Codiish steak. lists. Finest goods on earth.
E. .1. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEDPLE'B MARKET. FNEE BELWERU PEOPlE’8 MARKET.
18 North Main st., So. Norw 81 Wall st., Norwalh ’L
Telephone call. 69-8. 1 kSatisfaction guaranteed 1 Telephone call. ill-8.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
Summer Session.
i KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horas fisiiwayDepm.
................ mm... MERRILL BULLEGE,
_ Opens April 2. l894
Most I s u be
school i” 'ii‘ bridal“; {311“th m
heart. ll'Icts. liver,
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National Registry dummy,
1: areas Firs. Accldsn Karine Iii
“' “m mun Iv comp-dis. “
sons rm estimates. stars onion:
ss Willis-I Street. New York City.
son-ass 'rna cosmos.
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