non arts In .rm’s. at
. can Instincts amorous.
mars. 'I'hlass they see and Inns
to Install. loath ass-sis, and
7M nurse their llasaal sum
laps ”and Down town. ,
., mum members have been added
. ”Calvaryhspustohurohundsrthsnsw
ms administration. Oswald R.
the Duudsy school.
‘wl'iusst Eight Creamery Butter, 2
L cunts pound. N."Y. Store. Donovan's usual
building. '
—-Good ammonia, tics bottle. at N. Y.
, (tree at Fred ‘I'.Betts.'rssidencs on
East avenue. which was out down yesn
tsrday. was set out in 1772.
Messrs. Mskin, Bussing and Flynn
realized 03.50 from the entertainment
they gave last night, in the Weston
_ schoolhouse.
f-Nioe quaker bread. at lane’s.
William Armstrong has returned Irom
it few days' visit with his‘mother in
Pound Ridge, and has accepted a posi—
tion with Foster Brothers. Bell Island.
‘ —-For pure cream, delivered Sunday,
leave order at Lane’s.
, ‘ The Postal Telegraph company, J. J.
Katrina. manager. has rented a portion of
the ofiice of Taylor 8: Golden, on Wash-
ington street, and will take possession
the last of the week. Some changes
will be made in the office.
—Pure ice cream, Lane’s.
William Johnson and a party of South
Norwalk gentlemen left town at noon
for New York, to witness the Brooklyn
handicap at Gravesend, L. l.
A meeting of the South Not-walk Base-
ball association will be held in the rooms
of Old Well Hook and Ladder company,
tonight at 8 o'clock.
—'I‘rv our pure vanilla ice Cream.
Lane’s. “7%“
The membership committee of the
Norwaik Lawn Tennis club not water
day afternoon and elected two new
members.
—20 horses of all descriptions, second-
hand buggies. phaetons. and surrys, also
second-hand single and double harness,
for sale at Dunn's livery stables.
A public lecture is soon to be given in
the Norwalk Opera House, the proceeds
of which will be used to help meet the
graduating expenses of the Over River
school.
The directors of the Norwulk Mills com-
pany met yesterday and organized by
electing J. C. Alden, president, and John
A. Osborn. secretary and treasurer.
V—The best wheel in ,town for $75, at
Luther Wright‘s. i‘all and see it.
The ball game announced for yesterday
afternoon between the Norwalk Military
Institute and Betts‘ Academy. of Stam-
ford, did not take place. as the Stamford
beam failed to appear.
—-Dr. Boutwell isusing a preparation
in filling which renders 'the operation as
nearly painless as possible without
injury to the teeth.
Germanialisli will Hi we a new cost
of paint and be overhauled in general.
()u the front of the building will be in
‘ large letters, “iiermania Hail." It is
expected that the work will be done by
tch. T. Prowltt company.
“Mothers can fold their children on
lane’s ice cream. Try it and prove it.
At the meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post. last night, the new arms were re.
oeivsd, examined and accepted. and the
details of Memorial Day discussed. The
Post will attend service in the East Ave
nus Methodist Episcopal church. Monday
evening. the 26th lost.
Rev. Frank A. iiooiloid. of New lis-
vsn, delivered a very interesting address
last night. at the meeting of the Epworih
Tongue in the East Avenue listhodht
Episcopal church. His subject was
"ideal Christians." There was a large
attendance.
-A man from New York is exhibiting
an Edison Phonogrsph in the. west store
in Hoyt's Theatre building. Open today
and this evening. Admission on.
This morning tits. August Warm went
sass is spoken of tar superintendent of
hwphysicisuwfllgotovmormwcofitspv
”torts-rowan. .
Thoilcrwalklsdicals-ooistion will
his home on West avenue. tonight.
Rslph sth, the young also employed
byl'. lflsnnings. of Rotors Hill, who
was kicked by a horsalastwsll‘k. israpld-
ly getting over the clients of the accident.
and yesterday was about the plans as
s
Strawberries sold in the local market,
today. for thirteen cents a quart. or two
quarts tar II quarter,“ unusually low
price for so early in tbs sssson.
G. F. Morrison, of Ifstteawnn, N. Y.,
succeeds Theodore Keller as engineer at
thsoity electric light station. He will
begin his duties next. Saturday. Mr.
lforrisou was formerly in the employ of
the municipal works as lineman.
A number of south Norwalk people
expect to attend the funeral of Deputy
Sheriff Pike. in Trinity church, South-
port, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.
About thirty delegates, it is expected,
will attend the meeting of the district
stewards in the First Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow. The session begins at
10 oclook. The ladies of the church
will serve a collation at noon. ‘ ‘ '
Mrs. Jonathan Camp, of Cannons
slneet, continues to improve from her re.
cent illness.
—-A. C. Cuneo, buyer for (i. Cuueo,
brought to South Norwaik, yesterday
100 boxa of fancy blood oranges, prob-
ably tbe choicest fruit this market has
ever seen. Customers are invited to call
and sample thern_.__w
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building, loan and Investment associ-
ation will be held tonight at the hall on
Washington garnet.
The home of Franklin If. Homan,15
Clay street, was quarantined yesterday
afternoon. on account of the sickness of
his daughter lillie with scarlet fever.
Carpenter h'. B. Sherwood has been
awarded the contract to build an addi-
lion, 15xl23 feet, on the south side of the
Tramway company’ a our house on
Woodward avenue.
——Plenty of candy. at Lane’s.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. F. will rehearse
the second degree tonight.
A number of the admirers of speedy
horsciiesh left here this morning to
attend the Brooklyn handicap, which
will be run at (iraveseud track. 1.. 1.,
this afternoon. _
Frank Smith received anew twenty-
one-pound Columbia racing wheel,
yesterday. through C. Ford Sasley.
-(Ioto Mrs 0.1]. Keelers for New
Canaan bakery, 131 Washington street.
The artistic lettering on the new top
to Wallace Crofut's truck, advertising
the pianos sold by the enterprising dealer.
J. W. Studwell, is the work of Frank
Human. who is always in readiness at
Henry Tilly's carriage painting shop to
do anything pertaining to lettering signs
on business wagons.
The directors of the Norwalk Mills will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the com-
pany‘s mills. to organise.
A Boys' Brigade is to he organized at
Grace church. Robert VanBuren will
donate the uniforms; .-.
Charles Finch is reorganizing the old
Winnlpauk baseball club. He hopesto
secure the Norwslk Park. as a ball
ground.
Silas Rosco. a descendant of one of the
early Norwsik settlers, died at his home
near Trinity lake. Sunday.
itev. Timothy M. O’Brien of lit. Mary's
church, was in Hartford yesterday. on
ecclesimticsl business.
Several representatives of the Stand
out Oil company and the Consolidated
Railroad company were III ‘Wilson Point
yesterday, looking over the plant at that
place. preparatory to defending, the,” suit
for $50.00) brought against them by Mr.
and In. iioardmsn Burch-rd, about a
1"" ‘30 .. .
1-3.0. Peckhsmmsnersi secretary, Ai-
bert Emory, ii. I". Sherwood, (1. land,
William Kennedy and W. J. Amos. of
tbeBtamford Y. I. C. A.. wheeled to
to the Eagle Hotel. 30th Iain M“. on their bicycles Saturday
street. to mil 0“ M" W» mmmmst theAl
liartin Spain. A psrsmbulator. can- plan
tainlng her infant daughter. was isft
mdlngonthssidswalkmnd s gilt of
whdsiartsditrolilsgiutothsstnst.
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, LAUDBR’B BLOCK.
Anothor car of horses
to arrive? this week, «at
Brooksids Farm. A good assortment of seasoned
‘ horses to select from.
Our fine stock and low
price are very attractive.
M.H.P
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
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l'tsassat Parasraphs About Norwalk Pao-
pla and 'l'hslx l‘rlallds.
Charlotte D. Keith, of Pittsburg, is a
guest of Miss C. 1". Raymond, of Knight
street.
Kr. and Mrs. William Hahn, of New
York, are guests at Grace church rec-
tory. V
Mrs. Charles Street. of New? Jersey, is
a guest at the Chol well residence on High
street, Norwaik. '
Ambrose Brady, of Yonkers. N. Y..
who has been the guest of William Far-
rel for the past week, returned home
yesterday.
John Camp, of Hartford. has been the
guest of his mother, Mrs F. J. Camp, on
East avenue.
Thomas O’Gorman, of Providence, R.
1., formerly of the Norwalk Boston Store,
arrived in town last evening for a few
daya' visit.
mood, of Norwaik, are visiting friends
inBethel.
Mrs. S. S. Partridge, of Phelps, N. Y.,
but guest of her daughter. Mrs. l’. A.
Harstrom, of Prospect avenue.
E. J. Wadham starts for Dakota to-
day,on a trip combining pleasure and
business.
IIABIEN CORGBEGA'I‘IOVALISI‘Q
Celebration of the One Hundred and Fif-
tieth Anniversary of their Society.
June 9,1744, was the date of the or-
ganisation of the Congregational society
of Dorian, and the settlement of Dr.
Moses Mntheras pastor. The one hun-
dred and fiftieth anniversary of that
event will he flttingiy observed on Wed-
very interesting history. Dr. Mother's
pastorate extended over a period of sixty
years, continuing during the Revolution-
ary war. at which time, while he and
sixty of his parishioners were worship-
ping one Sunday morning, they were
captured by British soldiers and taken to
New York and imprisoned in an old
brick church in that city.
The general committee hating the
anniversary celebration in charge
consists of Joseph W. Mather,
Charles G. Morehouse. isaac Selleck,
If. S. Mather, Albert ii. Sco~
field, Rev. S. J. Austin. Mrs. Nancy
Gleason. Mrs. S. J. Austin. Mrs. W. J.
Craw. lire. Alfred Morehouse and Mrs.
Theodore W. Austin.
The historical sermon will be
delivered by Rev. b‘. J. Austin. the
pastor; the Ladies" Aid society will
provide entertainment for those who at-
tend, and the members of the Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor
will attend to the decorations.
"County l’air" Horses Attached.
The three horses owned by the “( ‘ounty
Fair" company were attached by Con-
stable Samuei lreland last night. forleO
in favor of i. M. Hoyt.manager of lioyt's
Theatre, who claimed breach of contract.
The manager of the company admitted
thata mistake had occurred and paid
Mr. Hoyt the money.
SOUTH NORWALK FIE. Luann.
3-Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box I—Corner Day and Raymond streets.
Box 9«Oross street.
Bur. lI—Wsst street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box Is-Concoril street. opposite school.
Box H—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb—Corncr High street and Bayview
avenue.
Boa 10~Norwalk iron Works buildlnu.
llox l'l-Oorner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Boa Il~Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box II—Coruer Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box Ill—Corner south Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Il—Klectrio Light station.
nox (lo-«(forum of Water and iisvilsnil
streets.
Box dl~ralrfieid avenue and Qatar street.
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C. F. Boutwe’ii
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has chirp.
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ARSONS
FAIR FACES ,
Disfigurod by Eruptions
All CD881) BY
Avas's SARSAPABILLA
"Some years l'
ago, I was in a
terrible condt-_
lion with a huv 0
tour, or erup-
tion, which 0
broke out all o
over my face
and body. See-
' as to the sin-
' racy of Aycr’s °
Sarsaparilhi in like cases, 1 concluded g
to give this inedii ion at trial, and the 0
result was a thorough Iurc. no sign of 0
the complaint making its appearance
since. I “it“ no hesitation in recom- 0
mending Ay'ers Si‘llfiupul’iiiit [or any 0
kind of skin disease." n-J. W. DEAN.
Moss Point. \liw
, Aur’ s.:°..8arsauaiilla:
Admitted at the World's Fair
uggist
We have just received a large Invoice
of W. H. Bashrouck's.
and will sell the lot at 250 per box. We
ed Bond, 50 Anethist, 60 Sea Shell.
won't last long. Come early.
The water when freely used is a
cure for Kidney. Liver and Bladder senses
Dyspepelnahe indigestion. Rheumatism and
(iout ariet, Typhoid and other levers it
live book will be mailed upon
ii Richer and Hon' s. I’rop. .. lilli
New Y erk.
PlilAlili
SOLD BY
application to
assau street.
R. H. PLAISTED.
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND DRUUGIS'i‘l-l GENERALLY
' Suits,
Fill Siillllll'ii,
hdve 200 boxes Golden Fleece, 200Crush- :
It ‘
PRLANR
keeps the Kidneys in free action. A descrip- .
,_g Telephone call, 53-3. |
“Hilts/E CLIPPINt'
“3y
WATER POWER.
Ifyou welrsnt your horse clipped. quick and
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.
"ii South Romain-m
II. a. noon.
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Low Prices and Go
Values ‘
areteliing on trade, increasing our sales each day. We negro '
to. say although we had extra clerk force, we were III , ;
labia to wait on allot our customers as promptly as we would! ‘
lsatBaturday evening, but promise we won’t get caught that
way again-
These are Some of the At?
tractions that bring the
People Here:
$8.50
A variety of Men’s Good Business
Suite, Cheviots and Thibets.
Youn MensDress Suits, in a va t
of fabrics. g rie y s I On 00
Childrene School $ 1 ”$2 $2 50
$4 and $5
The new Eaton Suits from, 3 to 6 years, $4.00
with sill: shawl and notched collars-very pretty,
Straw Hats for men, boys and children;
latest novelties In furnishings,
Pearl Alpine hats, black band;
A Black Diagonal WorstedDress Suit,
bound, Cutaway,
Young Men’s’iBusiuess Suits,
Children's Dress Suite,
$1.25
$2.00
ERRMSTRRR BRRS.
V LEADING
iRlilTHIERSAAi’iEIIRNISRERS.
Derbys in browns and blacks,
isisomc animus, ii souu mu STREEII
SflllTli NilRWilli.
NORWAlK;
Telephone call 1343.
WE ARE PREPARED ~
And do furnish ()ur Patrons with the
loading Fine Teas and Colleen that are
grown and come to this market. We
are Miller‘s Agents for the Celebrated
“ANGELUS FLOUR”
imade from the Best Selected Hard Dakota Wheat. it makes the Whitest,
,!. Sweetest and liest Loaf of Bread of any Flour' In the w,orld and will makemore
Loves of Bread to the barrel. Call for a bag, as we guarantee this to be the Finest
produced. To introduce these goods we will sell the
FIRST CAR LOAD AT
; 00 CENTS BAG $4. 50 PER BARREL.
' Fancy Butter.“ Mic 1b.: 4} lbs. for Ii .00
Iiood Creamery Butter, 20c ll).
Fiiib'l‘ QUALITY UOODS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
there an be
83 wasnrnuron OBI”. nouns NORWA’I. It.
on")0 ever know a butcher 3 Did Wyolu1k ever know a butcher I
odor rose the street. lkoo s so sour and glam.
With a smileso bri ht and pleasant. i That be quite removed the varnish
That he turned t In lemons swat. From aOalifornla um].
And who hastened every morning the pru— Ami changedani iceEid love
» prietor instruct? In a mine It without at umhi
Not yet. You bet.
' if you wish to warmsemiles spill: aiaunigihtlomvl' above. then buy exclusively the but
it ft'it linseed VeII. or m f cit.
iquai 1N." 0 bike our dcilv'ery wagons tight a's a hour-e. no mud. duel. horse hair. etc" if n
deliver yziur orders
“.8 A. Vickers. the butter man has aslnnd III the market that is two doors above
the saloon. that is opposite Hayes. and shutter Imm at the Male hard to rind you‘d butter
ibcllew. . ..
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E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
‘PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE 8 MARKET.
il3 North Main st., 80. Norws ik. . 31 Wall st.. Norwalk
Satisfaction guaranteed. i Telephone call. Mal.
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lira. tilt and hallucination.
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