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. Mrs. Hutchins is quite sick at her
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The Uniouvilie prayer meeting will be
, held Friday night at Charles Been’.

Complaint is made of an unlicensed
successor the Norwaik Mills, at Win-
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Amisslonsry concert will be held in

the Norwalk Congregational church,
Thursday night. 1

~Trv our pure- vs'nlils Ice Cream.
Lane' a.

Henry Schenk, the tailor on Washing-
ton street. has begun excavations for a
new house on Glenwocd avenue.

 

 

The city' a fire horse was out for prac-
tice last night. at the stroke of the alarm
for 9 o 'clock. Driver Johnson was in

charge.

 

4E» Burger won the box of candy at

Lane’s, yesterday. The number of can-
diesintbe bottle was 558. The guess
was 550.

The cases of Isaac Mason. for burg—
lsry. and Frank Dari. for the theft of
Nelson Tuttle’s horse. come up in the Sn-
perior Court at Bridgeport today.

Contractor William Olsen has taken
out a big trte from in front of the Asa
Smith place on East avenue. A number
of other big trees are to be taken down.

The condition of David Hughes, of
Chestnut street, Norwalk, who is ill at
the home of his father—in-law, Edgar
Bloomer, in Wilton, is greatly improved.

«Nice quaker bread. at lane’s.

Frederick U. Sweet has resigned as
conductor on the Tramway road. and is
now operating the motor. Motorman
Charles Caffrey has been given the po-
sition of conductor.

Another case of scarlet fever has
broken out in Norwalk. the afflicted per-
son being Miss Eliza Davis. daughter of
Albert Davis, of Grand street. The house
will be quarantined.

Police Captain Dunn arrested a num-
ber of spring bonnets which the Misses
St. John. left out in their show case last
night. The goods were taken to pc-

, lice headquarters for safe keeping.

The Young Ladies' Social club has or-
ganized by the election of the following
officers: President, Miss Hattie Singer-
wald: secretary, Miss Lizzie Somer;
treasurer. Miss Lizzie Gmeschner.

Willie, the four-yearoid sori of Con-
tractor William Olsen. of School street.
Norwalk. fell from the front stoop of
the house. Monday, and cut his head so.
vercly. Dr. A. H. Baldwin dressed the
wound.

The work on the Winnipauk branch of
the Norwslk Street Railroad company’s
electric road is progressing in a surpris-
ingly rapid manner. The track has al-
ready been laid from Mciirsth’s corner
to a point near J. C. Rsndle‘s store.

The Naval Cadets of the Norw all

Baptist church held a rehearsal last

night, in preparation for their entertain-
ment at the church one week from to-
day, Wednesday, May 16th. Another
rehearsal willbe held tonight. The re-
ceipts will be used to purchase uniforms
for the cadets. -

—Pienty of candy. at Lane's.

The monthly meeting of Grace chap-
ter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew, was
held last night. The reports of
officers and various committees
were row! and accepted and other
routine business transected. A foa~
tune of the evening was an interesting
paper by E. Gregory.

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~|fotl1orscun Iced their children on
Lane’sice cream. Try it and provoit.

William S. Knapp. of South Norwaik,
made s survey, yesterday, of the line of
thesewerto beoonstruoted in Cove street.
Thoplsns which were first considered
havsbcensltered somewhat. it is un-
derstood that J. R. Marvin will have
charge of the construction. and that he
will commence operations in a few
weeks __ W

Another little Italian 1100ka was
touring Frank Scar-polls. the deaf and
dumb bootblsck, last night. when the
latter decided to whip his tormnior.
which he did to perfection. lads
were taken towiicc headquarters. where
it was learned that young Soupslls was
instillsdin his assault. and they were
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Wsposidonstfiidgedeld.

Afcrcsof workmflmsmfloyed re-
laying water pipes at the Nurwslk Iron
“Works.

Tthorwalk Medical association will

most with Dr. J. G. Gregory. imam
day night.

The New York Grocery company have

purchased a now horse, wagon and
harness

Tthtste Examining Board of the pa-
rochial schools of this diocese are at St.
Mary’s school tcd__sL_____y.

Cbiefof Police Bradley is in Bridge-
port. today,» a witness in the Isaac
Mason burglary 931le

The Connecticut Medical society will
hold its annual meeting at Warner Hall,
New Haven. May 23 and 24.

—-Good for your children. Lane' 11 pure
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Mrs. C. A. Hawley, of Norwalk. has a
specimen of her work' in the amateur
[art exhibit at Bridgeport.

Mrs. Edwird Farrell, of Pine'street,
has‘has had the interior of her house
handsomely decorated.

Cflicer Bahrain is on duty at the Nor-
walk end of the town, today. in the
absence of Chief of Police Bradley.

Mrs. Rsbecca T. Mathews and William
Martin and their families will occupy
Elmworth on the 15th lust. for the Sum—
mer season.

The string of trotting horses owned by
the late '1‘. S. Morison will be brought
to Norwalk. today. and quartered in the
stables at the Morison residence.

Arrangements are already under way
for a proper observance of Children’s
Day, the second Sunday in June. in the
various churches of Norwalk.

Mrs. )hsrles E. Studwell died very
suddenly at her home in Cos Cob, Mon-
day evening. .Mr. Studwell is acousin
‘of J. W. Studwell, of South Norwalk.

Another meeting of the voters of the
South Norwalk Union School district is
called for Monday night. May 14. to con-
sider the advisability of erecting a new
school house.

Chief of Police Vollmer went to Bridge-
port aytotestify in the case of the
State vs. Frank Dari, the young man
who is accused of stealing a horse from
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Charles Webb. formerly an employs
at Raymond Brothers’ yard. and who
resided in one Of their Water street.
dwellings. has removed to a house in
\Vhiitleville.

Henry A. Lane. of New Haven. father
of Caterer F. A Lane. has moved from
that city. and is now occupying one of
Contractor A. J. Hutchinson’s new
houses. 9 Crescent Terrace.

The improvements at!) M. Tolles 1i:
Co.'s yard and docks have begun. The
work of tearing down the old frame
buddings is is progresa,and in a few days
excavating will commence.

James Hayden. the young luau who
stole Caterer l“. A. Lane‘s three money
boxes from the depot restaurant about
two months ago, was in South Norwalk
this morning. He was released from
Bridgeport jail under $800 bonds. soon
after his arrest.

TWIN CITY FOLKS.

Pleasant Paragraphs About Norwslk I'QO-
pla and their Friends.

The following Norwalk people are at-
tending the Whitney—Hoyt wedding in
New York today: Mr. and Mrs. George
Bailwitz. Miss Cornelia 1". Board. Mrs.
and Mill! Kellogg. Miss Nellie ll. lloyt.
Gould Hoyt. Jr.. Lyman lloyi. Mi-
Birdie Hyatt and John K. Hyatt.

Miss Walesks Ohlsr.of llethel. who
has been in Mssd's confectionery stores
in Norwalk and South Norwclk. will sail
for Germany tomorrow. to spend three
months with relatives in that country.

Mrs. George F. Terrell. of Clay street
is entertaining Mrs. George Dunham. of
Springfield. Mass. fonnorly or South
Norwalk.

Vincent Olmstsad. who is in charge of

 

Ms... is home on a few days’ vanities.

Mr. and Mrs. Burr “HIMOE George-
town.s.reguestsof Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bryant. of Franklin avenue.

Dr. William licsvios. of Freehold. N.
J.. issgnest of his nephew. Dr. R. (i,

MoGonagsl. of West avenue.

lire. William Conrad is a guest of his
parents. Mr. and In. ill. 1’. macros.
uses-131M. .

Miss Julie Bunch. of New York. is a
guilt of Miss label Vsndsrhosf. of last
avenue. '

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posted in Kuwait soon to visit his

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‘STlLLlN THE FIELD

Another car of horses to arrive this week, at
Broolrside Tarn}. A good assortment of seasoned
horsesto ulW‘frm. Our fine stock and low '
price are very attractive.

M. H. PARSONS.

AN ALARM FROM BOX 8.

lire Breaks out Back of the Barn at 47
'South‘laln Street.

The alarm from Box 3 at 2:40 this
afternoon was caused by a fire in a pile
of straw back of the barn on the
premises occupied’by the Woman's Cen-
tral association. at 47 South Main street.

The barn adjoins the railroad on the
west. and the origin of the fire is sup-
posed to have been due to a spark from a
locomotive.

The fire company's responded quickly,

in a very few minutes. causing only
slight damage to the exterior of the
building. *

While coming out. of the house On
Havlland street the rear axle of the Old
Well truck was badly sprung.

The building belongs to the estate of
Louis Raymond. of Wilton.

The building is insured in Jacob M.
Lsyton’s agency.
amounts to about $2.

RIDERS UP THE SIM-3N l‘ Sl‘EEli.
Whulmen [lore and
abouts are Doing.

The bicycle which C. Ford Secley will
donate for the Alpha Wheel club‘s te11~
mile road race will probably be the first
prize. and is of such value that it will no
doubt have a tendency to bring some of
the best racing men on the path here to
compete. The clubhasbeen to the ex»
panes of having the course surveyed by
Engineer Wood, and all records made
will hold. Entry blanks can beprocured
of D. W. Raymond, secretary -of' the
club.

John Boutou. John Carroll and Ralph
(Yomstock, sometimes known as the “un-
lucky trio.” wheeled from Norwalk to
Stamford and return. last night. without
accident.

11. is said that T. L. Walsh will repre-
sent the Rambler Wheel club. of Bridge
port. in the coming Weslport road race.
A number of Norwalk men will also
compete. .

Giles Gregory, of Norwalk, was a
guest at the Victor bicycle works,(1hi-
copee Falls, yesterday.

The committee on by-Iaws, of the Al.
pha Wheel club. met last night and com.
pleted their labors.

Ralph Gregory and Wallace Bates
took a spin in Bridgeport and return.
yesterday afternoon.

H. A. Saunders wheeled to Morideu
and return, yesterday. covering about
one hundred miles.

The entries for the Alpha Wheel
club’s road race on June ill. close June
llth.

ii. A. Saunders expects is: receive ins
eighteen-pound racing wheel this week.

Harry Hoses. the speedy New Canaan
rider, rode to Norwalk last evening.

What the Here-

Whers the This Blues and l‘ails.

Navigation. today. is as stagnant as
the mud in the river. Scarcoly a boat
came up the river for over two hours
this morning. and business along the
oyster docks has assumed the lock chsr-
sctsristic of the man who shovels snow
for a livelihood. and at this season lies in
comfort, patiently waiting for cold
weather.

Alice E. Wakeley. a coal barge. is tied
11p below Reed d: liousmsn’s dock. ller
crew is waiting for a tug to lake them
out of port.

The coal barge William Worden was
brought into port by a New York tug.
about lilo clock this morning.

What is 011111. on ill Colored Society.
In Curie, of Anionic. N. h .. who has
been the guest of Mrs. if. Corie. of limo]:
t, has returned home.
William Williams. who has been visit.
ing Rev. J. Hamlsr. has returned 111 Hing
Sing. N. Y.

The Knight street A. M. E. church
will open on the 27th of this month.
The A. M. 2. conference will
plum is June. at Providence. R. l.

Mrs. Carrie Thompson. of Brook street.
has returned from Stratus-d.

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abroadtospsndsyesr in recreation and“
study. hddngscmespecial work for
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Outing Flannel Shirts 25 cents ,Ncg'llgee
Shirts Stiff Collars and God's attached, $1;
Colored Shirts, Starched Bosom, 2 Collars”
and 1 pr. Cuffs, $1; Good Balbriggau Under-
weal Shirts 25c, Drawers, 250; Children’s
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