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Vicinity Daring Their Diurnal Journey-
iags up and Dow-Town.
Butler Lodge, 1. o. 0. R, will is
hearssthefirstdegreetonignt.
meephTilford-J cake bakerwhowas
employed‘hy W. F. DeKlyn, has resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bodwcll. of
Palrflald avenue, spent Sunday in Dan.
bury.
Frederick Hall. the well-known Nor-
walk pool player. is endsavoring to or- ‘
Wabasehailteam. ».
Fred Jackson Nadine, who formerly
conducted a livery stable in Norwaik,died
in Newzfc'rk yesterday.
Joaninesie out with a bran-new horse
harness and cart. sure evidence that he is
prospering as he desorvm.
~Motherscan feed their children on
lane’s ice cream. Try it and prove it.
John Neugebauer began excavations
today for the foundationof a new‘six-
room house on Clinton avenue.
A meeting of the South Norwalk ‘Beae
ball association will be held tonight, at
their roomson Haviland street.
The club for young women will meet
tonight, at the home of Miss Vosburg,
72 Spring street; not tomorrow night.
A daughter weighing ten pounds and
eight ounces was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. George Sobey, at their home
on Osborne avenue.
B. G. Hanford senta large number of
plants to Pittsfield, yesterday, to be used
at a musical celebration. Mi. Haniord
left Norwalk, last night, for that city.
Commencing June 1, veaper services,
without sermon, will be held at the
Chapel of Our Holy Saviour every Sun-
day evening at 5:30 o’clock. instead of
7:30.
—-Trv., our pure vanilla ice Cream.
lane’s.
The Young Ladiee’ Social club met at
the home of Miss Hattie Singerwald, on
Woodward avenue, last night, and de-
cided to hold an outing at Roton Point,
on Decoration Day.
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The Naval Cadets of the Norwalk
Baptist church held another very suc-
cemfuldriil in the rear of the church,
last night. Sergeant William Buttery
wasinoommand.
The fence in front of the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church has been
taken down, an operation which greatly
improves the property. Improvements
will also be made in the church.
—-Good for your children. Lane‘s pure
ice cream.
George E. Allen, of Norwalk has in
his pcmession an old- fashioned flint-box.
one hundred years old, and two nails
made by hand over a century ago. They
are relics for the two hundred and forty-
fourth anniversary of Norwalk.
M. H. Parsons has sold his single foot'
ing saddle horse, “Sam," to W. S. Hawk,
proprietor of the Windsor Hotel, New
York. “Sam" will sojourn in Ridgefield
this summer. The brother “Arend” is
now owned by Contractor H. H. Brown.
-Miss Maggie Sniffin won the box of
candy at Me's, yesterday. Guess, 98;
number 98.
Police Captain Colsgrove, it is report-
ed, willgo into the detective business.
He has disguised himself so that his
nearsatfriends scarcely recognize him,
by parting with his luxuriant growth of
hair and having his whiskers trimmed in
Napoleon style. “
Luther Wright was kept busy at his
carriage repository yesterday. He sold
five handsome vehicles to the following
parties: M. ii. Parsons. William Moore,
of South Norwalk: Mrs. Edward F.
Weed, of Contentment Island: lrving
Lockwood, of New Canaan. and T. 11.
Hard, of Ridgefield.
—-TheWoman’s Exchange gives notice to
patrons and «banners that it will here-
after be open for the sale of domestic and
today articles every Wednesday and Sat
urday until further notice.
The members of the Germania hanger-
bund met in Germanla Bali. last night.
There was s,iarge attendance. Paul
Kramarosk was elected a member of the
society and another was proposed for
membesmfp. This society is rapidly
increasingand hashesome one of the
best organisations of its kind in this
vicinity
Whopper.“ Norwaik.sudsd ‘1‘
mmnmmrmmmy
after-anombyplereing its basis with a
ballet. it issaidthet thsdextook lib-
stiietwirklrfleppr. and ratherthsn
heretissameooaseettewithlsmipro-
Mmumumnnswmm.
Meek-spot murder dam net worry
Inflammatifluthsissorsiyarisv-
edevsrtsvisghrsksa the fourth com-
new
doathnuitomo‘r-rownooa.
~Delicious as «can. at roma-
son‘s pharmacy.“ 1
Exiuetman Wallace thxt fin pur-
chased s new team of horses.
The Norwalk Tramwiy company will
probably put on its open care within two
weeks.
At themeeting of Colfax Encampment.‘
1.0.0 F., list night, three candidates
were initiated
William White has been confined to his
home on the West Norwalk road, the
past week by sickness.
Frank B. Stratum. has removed his
family from Pine sheet, to a thence on
North Main street.
.An entertainment will shortly be given
in the Norwalk Opera House, for the
benefit of the Norwalk Library.
—J. 8. Ella, daily messenger to New
York, 0:80a, m. Orders taken at Pin-
neo’ s book store.
PrincipaiW. C. Foote and the primary
teachers of the Franklin street school
enjoyed a ride to Stamford, yesterdoy
afternoon.
The Women‘s Relief Corps of Douglas
Fowler l’ost will hold a sociable tonight
in the Grand Army Hail, Washington
street bridge
Jlurk Pickett, an inmate of the aims-
house. whoisdemented at times, wan-
dered away Sunday and has not since
been heard from_.___b._
A mothers' meeting will be held in
the Epworth parlor of the Norwalk
Methodist church, Wednesday after-
noon at 2 o'clock_._h ...
Thomas Cook was arrested for drun-
kenness and breach of the peace, yester-
day. This morning Justice Austin fined
him $5 and costa.__
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Norwalk Mills company will
beheld at the company's office, tomor-
row. 1
_..___.___ .
George Castle, of, Norwalk, who has
been employed in a shoe factory at
turned home last night.
The mysteries of the air knight degree
were conferred upon Dr. Charles G.
Behannan, last night. by Palestine Cas-
tle, A. 0. K. of M. C.
W. A. Wheeler has received an order
for a large number of meat hooks to be
shipped to Plalniield. N. J ., for the Swift
Beef company's new plant at that place.
W. D. F. Prentice, a wealthy resident
of Brooklyn,has leased the Woodward
homestead for the summer, of C. Swsrtz.
and yesterday took possession with his
family.
Frank lemegelh' has written to Pedro
Guerrero; of Danbury, desiring to know
when and where he will meet tooonsider
arrangements and post a forfeit for a
contest.
Taft Brothers expect to take possess-
ion of their new store in the Wilson
block on Wall street, next Wednesday.
A plate glass front was placed in the
store, yesterday.
Thomas Dunn was arrested last night
for drunkenness. As he had just secured
employment in Darion. J ustice Barrett
decided it would be best to allow him to
go. and accordingly acquitted him.
The Tramway company, yesterday aft-
ernoon. signed the original agreement
with the city. calling for the paving of
South Main street. with twelve-inch
granite blocks each side of the rails.
The -laet of the series of receptions
given by Mrs. M. E. lieedand her young
ladies, at Hillside seminary, will take
place this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock
and from 3 to if o'clock this evening.
The excavating for the foundation of
thenew scales to be erected at E. M.
”roilee’coal yard has been commenced.
Altogether the chances centempiated in
this property will occupy many weeks.
Waller Miner, of Beiden avenue, has
been engaged as pilot on the steamer
Joseph Stickney. on the Really Towing
and Transportation Line. from Perth
Amboy. N. J.. to Providence andF all
River.
The Y.M. C. IA. base ihii' team is
1 holdingapractioe game on the Stuart
avenue grounda, this afternoon, in an-
ticipation of their game with the Nor-
walklfilitary Institute nine, tomorrow
afternoon.
Henry Hoyt. s Wweiiw known hatter of
this piece, will unite to Naugatuck in the
near future. Mr. Hoyt expects to live a
retired life in that quiet valley and es-
tha hurry and bustle of the Wash-
mast bridge during themcon
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tbsmmmisstoumtupoa thesesignsdes-
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paay, wiilmeesstths enuresis oilss
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Auburn, Main, for several. months. re-
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TWIN CITY FOLKS.
Pleasant Earner-plus About Norwalk Peo-
ple and Their Friends.
.Rev. J. ILBtarke, who preached his
, farewell sermon at the Calvary Baptist
church, Sunday night, will leave next
Thursday or Friday for Hampton, Va.,
to visit his aged mother, whom he has
not seen in twenty years. Mr. Starke's
family will remain in Norwalk for the
present.
Mrs. Amelia Johnson, widow of” Wil-
liam E. Johnson, of Pine street, Nor-
walk, and who, a short time ago, moved
to Jersey City, returned to Norwalk yes-
terday, and called on her large circle of
friends. Mrs. Johnson will spend the
summer with relatives in East Norwalk.
Alexander Morton. of Taylor avenue,
went to Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, to
accept a position with the Kean dc Doty
Manufacturing company. Mr. Morton
was pitcher for the Crystals, last year,
and will make an. effort to got into the.
Cleveland team.
city, who has been spending the winter
on the Indian river, Florida, is spending
a few weeks with her friend, Mrs. A. N.‘
Clark, before starting for the Berkshire
Hills, where she intends sojourning for
the summer.
William M. Saunders. .lr., of Ann
street, who has been spending the win-
ter with his parents in Southern Pines,
N. 0., has returned north and is visiting
his sister at New Rochelle. He will re-
turn to South Norwalk in a few days.
Weudali G. Ashton, formerly of J. M.
Layton’s insurance office, is calling on
friends in town. Mr. Ashton will
accept employment in the office of the
Home Life insurance company in New
York city.
Mrs. Edward Street, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dix, of Brooklyn, who are
now at Richmond. will start shortly for
Old Point Comfort, after which they
will visit Washington. D. C.
Mrs. Addison Mason and Mrs. I". N.
Randall, of Ripley. N. Y.. who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. N.
Corbett, returned to their homes this of.
ternoon.
George Meeker, for many years a con.
doctor on the street railway line. now
residing in Ridgotleld. is spending a few
days in Norwalk. calling on old friends.
Miss Carrie and Sophia Snifi'erman
have been spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Cockefur, on Hendricks aro-
nue.
Hubert Pierce and Harry Govern en-
tertained W. (I. Berkeley,of New Haven.
Sunday. Yesterday he left. for Brook.
lyu.
George Dunham, of Springfield. Mass"
is spending a few days with Mrs. George
F. Terrell, 13 Clay street.
A. Solomon and C. h‘. 'l'rowbridge
started yesterday afternoon on a fishing
trip to Roabury.
I". Gordon Meade has arrived home
from Bermuda. where he spent the win-
ter.
William Olsen, of Notwalk started on
apieasure trip to Delaware,last night.
RIDERS 01’ TI") SILENT STEIN)
What the Wheels-en flare and
abouts are Doing.
Encouraged by his success in the Line-
cott race, last Saturday. C. Ford Seeley
now talks very strongly of competing
in the Irvington-Milburn twenty-live
mile road race. on Memorial Day .
If the weather is favorable next Sun~
day, the Weston clambake, which was
deferred last Sunday, will take place.
During the past six weeks ii. A. Saun-
ders,of the Alpha Wheel club. has ridden
1,000 miles.
About thirty prizes have already been
pledged for the Alpha Wheel club's road
[‘00. . . .., ,n ”In
Where the Till. Rises and l‘ails.
Captain Frank Merwin, owner of the
Azefie, a sharpie, is putting the finishing
touches on his boat. The cabin will be
repainted before she is consigned to the
water for another season.
The Florence 8.. owned by William
Beers. which has been in the hands of a
large force of men for nearly a week,
will present a catty appearance when
finished.
The Venture, H. Emory i’eass's pleas.
urs yacht, was beached yesterday for re»
pairs to her propeller.
a large number of Road a: Housman's
employee are at work on their oyster
momgrounds today.
Willi. lateetatamant.
The Chautauqua Union is making ar-
rangements to give an entertainment the
.ileofthismonth. Localtaisnt and an
eiccutioniet from New Rochelle are ex-
pected to favor the sum.
Here-
U
It will he held in the south Norwalk
hapustchsrsh.
Another car of horses to arrive this week, at
Brookside Form. A good assortment of seasoned
Our fine stock and low
price are very attractive.
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Mrs. L. R. Sanford, formerly of this .
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have 200 boxes Golden Fleece, 200Crusb-
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won't last long. Come early.
The water when freely used is a (5:31“
cure for Kidney, Liver and Bladder m
Dyspepa ndigeation. Rheumatism
Gout. In .,arlet Typhoid and other raven it
keeps the Kidneys in free action. A descrip-
tlve book will be mailed open a lioation to
H.81cker and Hon‘ a. Prop. 1611 assau street.
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know you can get them here as well.
Outin FlannelShirts, 25 cents ,Negligec
Collars and Code attached, $1;
Colored Shirts, Starchcd Bosom, 2 Collars
and 1 pr. Cuffs, $1; Good Balbriggan Under-
weal Shirts 25c, Drawers, 250: Children’s
Eaton Suits with Silk Shawl Collars, $4, very
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of any house 1n this city. We have nothing to give away, there-
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are you compelled to use a food whose qualitylhas been cheapen-
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