~ ,lli i ill? on m
mallet uses are resus‘nv
, it'll Mittens announce
”I. If lie things 'l'hsy see old hear
3% Imalh. South lorwalk and
.. :‘Wty During their Diurnal Journey-
5‘ ll” In and Down 'l‘own.
ll, $3.0. Bundle is ill with bronchial rheu-
iIlaliml, at his home in Winslpauk.
‘ thflolmsns hasa force of men from
W at work renovating his
{1' "Stratford shad every day at Hunt at
Zelufl‘s market. Washington street.
,' .llu. Alice Candeld is seriously um
Stiltrddonce of John Lycett, on Ply-
‘ monthsvsnue.
, The IndependentSociel club will meet
_ with E. S. Mitchell, of West street, to-
morrow night.
LsBoy Taylor is once mdre in charge
of the billiard and pool room at the Ma-
. hackerno Hotel.
, -Nice quaker bread. at Lane’s.
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' The regular meeting of the Swordfish
club will be held Saturday evening at 8
. o’clock, in the City Hotel.
' James McNerney, of Winnipauk, who
went to a New York hospital recently to
have a lame foot treated, will return
. home next week.*compietely cured.
A nine from Colonel Roberts” Military
Intitute will play a nine for the Justin
Adams Company, on the Stuart avenue
grounds, Saturday afternoon.
-To Ireland, $14.00. Outfit free. Tick-
ets at E. Apeli’s, 41 Wall street.
The Andrew Selleck place at the cor-
ner of Mott avenue and Union Park, oc~
cupied by Mrs. Emeline Smith, is in the
hands of pfinters, and is also undergoing
various other improvements. .
Charles Gardner, the detective em-
ployed by Dr. Parkhurst when he visited
the shady resorts in New York city, has
been in town the past few days selling
his book, “Doctor and Devil."
——Orders taken for live and boiled
lobsters for Saturdays,at A. B. St. John’s
market. &
The tennis courts on the grounds of
theIndependent Social club, corner of
Franklin and Clay streets, were laid out
yesterday afternoon, and games Wt‘l‘l‘
played by some of the members.
The (want-courier of Corey’s army,
”Danbury Jack" Hyatt, the migratory
umbrella mender, made his triumphs!
outree into Norwalk, yesterday—a sure
sign of an approaching rain storm.
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«Wm. W. Taylor won the box or
candy at lane’s, yesterday. His guess
w. 266, the number of candies was 257.
Uilie Akerstrom, who recently played
a three night engagement at Hoyt’s
Theatre, will give a benefit performance,
May 14, for the Glen’s Falls, N. Y., lodge
of Elks, appearing in ”The Sultan’s l" -
vorlte.”
The weekly meeting of the Women’s
Chrhtian Temperance Union will be held
at Mrs. Barber‘s, Chestnut street,
at 8 o‘clock tomorrow afternoon. All
lntsruted in the work are invited to be
wt. ”0-.....
——Lsdy's pneumatic tire bicycle, al-
most new, :85. Wheeler a: lienford,
South Main street.
“General Coxsy," the monkey which
was on exhibition at Baxter’s drug store.
proved too much of an attraction for
South Norwalk. and has been sent back
toNew York, where monkeys are less
of a novelty.
The bl-monthly lecture preparatory to
the Holy Communion service will be
given in the Congregational church lect-
ureroom, this evening, by Rev. Gerald
E. Heard. The service begins promptly
at 7:45.0’clock. “
The electric time system in South Nor‘
walk has recently been overhauled by an
expert electrician, and is now in good re-
pair. During the severe uor'easter of a
few weeks ago the wires were more or
is- dampged, cpueing the clocks to per-
form all sorts of erratic evolutions.
“The well-known S. Spiro, formerly
in the furniture business at 23 North
Main street. will open May it with a full
line of handsome stock, new and second-
hand, in the store under the (l. A. R.
Hall, ”Washington street bridge.
Presiding Elder Crandall J. North was
thegurstof Rev. B. 1-]. Wing, Tuesday
asmiling. He says there are only two
churches in his district that have reduced
the salary of their pastors on account of
hard times. and already at four ,quartsr-
1y unfairness which he hessttendsd,
tfls‘yw, four churches have increased
thesabry.-Aosonls Sentinel.
”Management: purehsssdlor
.mnosssompany’shouselsuotyst
topside-mot probably will he by the
W Wei the week. When the
‘Mwflcbwsrsssnttn New York
. “Wooded stream, camsbsek, it well
”they were still too wsskipwork
that!» hsvsthsdldlsultyrs-
seam gone-pd- mm
tsrdaymtthel’eopls'slsrkst.
W...-
Frank Carr, the tea merchant, is on
his monthly trip to Stamford today.
, The A. u. E. church is being painted
under the direction of John W. Beatty,
\
Six oar load of rails arrived this morn-
ing for the Norwalk Tramway company.
The interior of Becker’s Union Hotel,
on Washington street, is being refitted.
Manager 1. M. ['0th booked John
L. Sullivan for the Norwslk Opera
House, May 15. ”M .
H. M. Fillow has bought out Lock-
wood & Raymond’s meat market on
Main street, Norwalk.
. A cotutage prayer meeting was,held
last night at the residence of Agustus
Partrick, on Newtown avenue.
The Narack Social club will meet to—
night in American Mechanics' Hall,
Stvartz & Corbettfs block, Washington
street. ‘
.‘The Arnold Foundry company have
laid off more moment the balance of
the employee are working on three-
quarter time. m
BerthaDemek, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albin Demek, died yesterday of
meningitis, at ll2 Ely avenue, in the sec-
ond year of her age. »
Buckingham Post, (i. A. It, met last
night, at their hall in Norwalk, and dis-
cussed their plans for Memorial Day,
William H. Saunders, the infant son of
Henry A. and Emma Saunders, died this
morning at their home on East Cliff
street, Nor-walk, aged three months.
The regular Thursday evening service
at Grace church will be held tonight,
commencing atS o‘clock. A brief ad-
dress will also be given by the rector.
-‘-Call at Perry's Candy Kitchen for
velvet chewing kisses. All flavors.
Henry L. Decker, of North Main street,
is spending his leisure hours trying to
master an unruly bicycle on the back
streets, out of reach of all observing eyes.
The appearance of the dooryard of the
Hoyt homestead on East avenue, is being
greatly besutitied by the trimming of
some of the numerous shade trees, and
the felling of others.
use. received word today of the death of
his sister. in Brooklyn, N. Y.
funeral will he held tomorrow afternoon
fro her late home.
There will be a special meeting of the
, Norwalk Butchers” Protective associa«
tion. tonight, to appoint delegates to at-
tend a special meeting of the state asso-
ciation in New Haven, May 7.
Artist James J. Vaughn gave another
exhibition of free-hand drawing in the
window of John T. Hayes' store, on
Main street, Norwalk, last night, which
was viewed by a large number of people.
E. M. Beebe, formerly traveling
salesman for the Bon Ami company, has
again gone on the road for Halo dc Amb-
ler'e Lustrine. Mr. Beebe is well known
in Norwalk, and his friends are pleased
to see him once more.
—The J. T. Prowitt company . have
secured the agency of the celebrated
Coidweil lawn mowers. They also have
another medium priced that cannot be
beaten by any other machine in the mar-
ket for the same money.
Mrs. Daniel Oeterbanks is seriously ill
as her home on Belden avenue. Mrs.
Oetorbanks, who is far advanced in
years, suffered a paralytic stroke about a
month ago, since which time she has
been under the care of a physician.
A business meeting of the Nnrwulk
Congregational Christian Endeavor so-
ciety will be held in the chapel, tonight,
after the preparatory lecture. As busi-
ness of importance is to betrausacted,
it is hoped that as many members as
possible will bepresent.
H. L. Sebaetaiu, of Shuuford, has been
engagedasdirector of the choir of the
First Methodist. Episcopal church, suc-
ceedlng Edmund E. (.Jrowe, who has ac-
cepted a position in the quartcttv of
Trinity church, Soutbport.
,. d..-—
The treasurer of the Women's Central
association will be at the Women's
Building, Friday afternoons from 3 to e,
toreceive dues. The president of the
the building every Friday evening to wel-
come any girls who may wish to join
the association.
“W
'The residence of R. ‘J. Cutbill, on
Spring street, has been quarantined since
Saturday, owing to the prevalence in the
family of=soarles fever in a mild form.
The victim is illslittls daughter, who is
nearly recovered. Mr. Cutblll and his
sons havebseubosrdhg withs neighbor.
Tbeflaramaksoluhmst at Dr. C. B.
Coolldps’s allies, uptown, last night, and
siestsdtbresnewuemhsu. Acommih
tsssomposod of Chm-lee Wood, Frank
lean“ and Samuel hype- wsrs apw
Wis drawn?!“ tenure
Wars-lists.
mother-brat»
unmeasured.
The.
Woman’s Central association will best '
price are very attractive.
W
James Brundage, of Norwalk. dislocat-
ed his shoulder a few days ago by a fall
from a bicycle. ___
Adelegstiou from St John’s lodge,
of Norwalk, visited Harmony lodge, at
New Canaim, last night.
their annual meeting tonight, in Iron
Moulders’ Hall, Norwalk.
Mrs. Lucretia Sherman, sister of Ches-
terl". Tolles and Franklin A. Tolles, of
South Norxlk, and Robert I. Tolles, of
Darien, di at her home in Woodbury,
Tuesday night, aged 79 years.
E. Hill, president of the Relief Society
of South and East Norwalk, requests all
persons having bills against the society
to present them to the superintendent at
the Public Library, not later than Satur-
day noon.
—Goto the New York (irocety com-
pany, Saturday, and get one of those
beautiful pictures free. Finest Elgin
creamery butter, only L’lc.
Rev. (i. R. S. McNeill, of Bridgeport,
who was ctpel'tcd to assist at the prepa-
ratory lecture at the chapel of the Nor-
wnlk Congregational church, tonight,
and who has been a guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Noble at. the parsonage, has been
unexpectedly culled away. The lecture
will be givenby the pastor, and all mem~
bers of the church are requested to be
present.“
Literary lit-tee.
Harper's Beat for April 28th, besides
an abundance of information about
spring fashions, contains a biographical
sketch of Madam Hanna K. Korany, by
Mrs. Virginia Titoomb, “with portrait of
Madam Emmy in her Syrian costume:
"A Summer Trip to London,“ by Elisa-
beth Cynthia Barney—a. practical paper,
with detailed information about expenses
df lodging and going about, and “By the
See or on the Heights," on article on
summer cottages and their furnishing,
by Mary C. Hungerfcrd.
W. T. Smedlcy is making illustrations
for Charles Dudley Warner's new novel,
entitled "The Golden House," which is
tobe published later in the year as a
serial in Harper's Magazine.
Dull-ass Beasts Dullness.
Doyou tell us, 0 candidate for the
custom of the community, that you
can't afford to advertise because your
busineesiedull? Listen! It is dull be-
cause you don't advertise, and you don’t
advertise because it is dull, so the vacant
circle is complete. We tell you if you
are doing ill, to advertise that you may
do well, and if you are doing well. to ad-
vertise that you may do better.~-l’ren-
tire
[Merchants who advertise judiciously
in Tm»: Evsstxu Sssrixsl. never com-
plain of dull times].
Meeting of the h'. W. (‘. T. I.
The Young Woman‘s Christian Term
perance Union will hold a postponed
business meeting, Friday evening. May
4. at Mrs. C. 1“. Waters', 17 Day street.
The members hope they may be able to
perfect plans for the entertainment to
take place next Tuesday evening. at the
Congregational church parlors, when
they are to be assisted by the Rev. R. l).
SherWOod and others to put temperance
truths before the people.
" s'iiiilfifsorrdic. ”
Airlines of local entertaimncnlu of all
kinds to which an mlmiast’lm is charged,
and notices mlmlatevl to prmnofc pritmh»
interests, except where an advsrtmnmt
of some «13mm in tulrerluiing columns,
anagram for of regular rules, 10 calls
. . ..
COTTAGES Til lET,
w.- AT—«n
Bell island.
Colleges of it. 5, 7, ill and 12 rooms.
by the month or season.
H'Troiley road connections with South Nora
walk every :5! mlnu es: connections at
80am Nnrwnllt by N Y. N. ”Jud ii. if.
it. is all wists east, west and north.
i-‘or terror and full particulars. uldrsss.
T. H. FOSTER,
Bell island: or. Dsnhury, Conn.
ml 2m
Pitcher’e Onstorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Oastorla.
“wonderment-harm
mum-mmmmmm
mmmammmmm
mummies-numerous. '
i ‘ children cryfor
The Central Labor Union will hold.
.y'ty'j'l ,
V Another car of horses, to ,arrive this week, at
Brookside Farm. A good assortm ‘ seasoned
horses to select from. Outline: c iand low
M. H. PARSONS.
mu races
Disflgured by Eruptions
”sun cuties ur
Attire
l l on ,
broke
1.,
Moss Point. Mlss.
Autism
Only
Admitted at the World's Fair
SABSAPAHILLA
'fliome years 0
ago, I was in a o
- terrible condl- 0
lion with a llu- °
rust. or erup- 9
over my face
and body. Sees
mouy of others
he to the sill-
7 ,, envy of Ayer‘e
Salsapal‘llln in like cases, i concluded
to'give'illis lnt‘llll'lill‘ a trial, and the
result was it thorough cure. no sign of
the couiplplut making its appearance
since. I have no hesitation in recom-
mending Ayers Sursnparlllu for any
kind (if‘h’lflfl (ll'il'llll‘," ~.l. TV.
Sarsanarilla
li‘tillli l sun.
heviot Suits.
All sizes from 5 to 13 years; material good; patterns might
be an objection to some. ‘
Hats, l 00 Each
Buy's Cloth Hats, different patterns. A good knock-about
rig for the youngsters.
Two DAYS ONLY.
which
out all °
DEAN,
l
inunsnlv on tmn‘u.
\
Come in boys and get a. buzzer or cracker free. Money re-
turned iprurchase is not satisfactory. Stores open evenings.
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We are HEADQUARTERS for
”NE DRUGS.
AND
CHE
u”.
POLAND
Tlsewater when freely used is a sltlvei
cure for hiilney. Liver and Bladder
Drmvlil.
indigestion.
ket
.' r. and Son's. Prop"
New York. .
POLAND
SOLD BY
Il.ll.P|aisled*
scorn sonwanx. 1
AND DRifflllTSTH GENERALLY
MTCALS;
, Toilet lnlclas, Perfumery,
Soaps. cigars. Mineral Waters
and Pure liquors lot, Medicinalg
~<Q’-'—~——
Rheumatism
Gout. Iniicarlet, Typhoid and other levers it
...;”t..‘.“f5liii°”‘hl.'.l' “0““. t We
ism u ma catonl
u Ricks "no il’9 n
M SilllTll Milli STREET,
SilllTll llilliliilK.
MlSillllC Billllllllll, .
lilillWilli:
Telephone Call. l3-2.
What’s in a Name.
‘ It takes years to establish a name and reputation, and when
gained is 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
gold 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
iout. 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 lb.
Fancy Dairy Butter, 25c: 41! lbs. $1.00.
Choice Dairy Butter, 220 1b.; 5 lbs. $1.00.
We are still selling .lones', Hecker‘s or Success Flour, 600
bag; $4.50 bbl. .
“W" “mi“ The Ferris Celebrated Hams, Boneless Bacon and Dried Beef.
.A little higher in price, but-
' 'llharles i. Seymour,
83 WASHINGTON mm. 800'!!! NOBWALII.
we RISE TO"EXPLAlN.
l
' 1 ll‘ilnkf'lli‘li'ill saith ll. hi. F‘illow. of tillflltgm. lto recefive‘, glaughter and 336%? n: "he: .
cs values: was t in euro as to compo in; meters. e n orme me s o
icen'iseli to Norwalk butchers veal that has been mmtamlnatsd by PIDPLE‘S ABKIT
:MONEY. What lathe We will retell veal at wholesae prices. Listen. fore-
qusrter.“ vimlh : bind: breast, 12% eta; chops.
m it cts.: tiller, mots: ca we brains (buy them lmtohersg. tools: ion us. ‘let them alonsls
heart. lhcta.‘ livenwots: sweet breadw'icls. The pub lo is invite: to aspect these calm
allvs every Tuesday morning. in quality of gorilla we lead both cities. if you object to dud
‘ mud. horse bialr. own}? ‘ilflki silver; y0lflf‘iill'llol’fl. Hes gut w“ “as. tlg‘h’t‘v ia $12193. eta: quTtyMof
wlcecvor is . e an orsz a or iron a-r, you «so I e
‘ y y ' . . itii'or this Week. North iver Ros Shad, 10
l‘lnest goods on earth. '
lsesm
and ‘
lEllllIB
“MEI
consequence?
uarter. if» ole. lb.: breast and log, it cts;
City dressed iieef, Veal. lmmh. Pork, etc.
ulna: lilusilsh. H um; ('mltlsh steak.” cl».
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
'Ptortt's MARKET. Hits oatmeal. Ptortt's asntt'l'.
18 North Main st., tic. Norwaik. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
"use plums
wutn POWER.
“* "some“??? we" ‘
W. McQuhae.
"a: south Norwai'“
lfyou wa’u‘t your horse clipped quick and
Telephone «H.613. | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 telephone call, 57-8.
.1. 0. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
i it NIGHT warm. seawater. CONN
Opposite Norse itsilwerowl.
Mdencat Ilia stl'sst. :Teleohonslcfl 3-!
Summer Session.
MERRILL BilliEiiE,
Opens April 2. l894
Must I r and tical business nine
school in lie: loam illustrated
sent free.
annanss rue COLLIOI.
snare
l ‘0”. JENNINGS.
Pun Htrgmfltlciufllutmalsln
dealer
“ll PIPER Mil “Mills
. fl”? 1”" '
as corn.
7 itiicii scan.» tilts;
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Arsysal'eyel men Bantams-free Jill. “m‘l‘. all en mi;
,, ltil'l'll Illflltf Infill! III!
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,. H. 8. HOOD»
om sat
Pitchers esoteric.
5_ iiiammnmmm
murmstslsamsedMlu
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