4 Quantum-asthma» sas user in Smell. loath, larwalh and maymammsnalsm Iansassunews..m, ,4 Theodore Brashmf liorwalk. who is ill.isnetsowslltcdsy. W . Tbspropsllercityofiicrwslk istiId ‘upfot'rspairstohermachinery. The vmamnmnmm I... _, ,.Disflsslrtstss whom“ a: float a weapon with illdm . Wd‘rVIW Dramatic company blight- The- W W ofthsNorwalk Mohammad their trip to I-llswCana'sn. last nightmnacconittof therln. " The ladies’ Guild of Grace church, wlllMda lam party It the residence of hire. W. 1". Bishop. on Bellies erase. the latter part of next month. Julius Patrick. of Norwalk. I... the ..nostrscs for moving the oldliethodist parsonsgsst Bsthel to Bart’s Bill. He has aheady commenced the work. lira. Julia Bette, sin. 0. W. “any, Miss Eleanor Bette. and Miss Julia Betta. of Norwalk. attended the funeral of Miss Catherine Clock. at Darlen, yesterday. Contractors Reed & McKibbon are on- gaged today putting in a turnout in Meadow street. It is now said that the first car over the road will be run lion- d!!- ~ At the regular meetingcf the Narruk Socialclub, last night. four candidates were admittedto membership, and six propositions for membership were re- solved. The case of State vs. George Finch, for assault upon Charles Bennett, came up before Justice Austin. yesterday after- noon. and was adjourned until Monday. The former bonds held good. The tournament which the Indepen- dentSocisl club was lobave held on Memorialey will be postponed. The members are looking for new grounds in casethecity lotistobeused for I new school house. One of the ablest discourses heard in some time was delivered last night. at Grace church, by Rev. 8. fl. Watkins, which was attentively listened to by I , good siso congregation. it was on the topic, “False Guides." The Arion Singing society has decided not to have a sociable Memorial Day. night, but will instead have a clambako 'intheafternoononPsnl Berg's “sporty on Woodward avenue. The bake will be opened at 5 o’clock. Mrs. Thomas Gregory, of / Cranberry Plains. who was thrown from her car- riage in a runaway Incident on East ave- nue, Wednesday, is more seriously in- jured than atflrsteuppoeed. Her should- or gives her considerable trouble. R. B. Gregory, Barry L. Buses and H. W. Merrill will compete in the races of the Altair Cycle club, at Danhnry.on Ifemorisl Day. They Ire entered in the half-mile handicap. one-mile 2:50 class, one-mile handicap. and one-mile scratch. There are 152 entries in the lrvington- Iilburn road race, which is to be run on lemorial Day, and in which 11. A. Saunders and E. R. Benedict. of the Alpha Wheel club. and T. L. Walsh. of theRsmblers, of Bridgeport, will com- pets. On londsy Contractor Connolly will commenoolsyiugontaballiisld on the liorwalk Park. and it is probable there willbeagame there next week Satur- day. Athletlc games will also be in progresstbereanuly 4, if, the proper arrangements can be made. Byorderof thebcard of directors of thsCenlral National bank of Norwalk. ilve shares of the profound capital stock of the Farmers‘ Feed company, of New Jersey. which thebsnk holds ascollsteral tosscurssnotemadeby the late James W. Hyatt, will be sold It the sign post in Norwalk next Thursday. At the Butler street straw factory businessis reported as very good. The ssason will probably close earlyin Joly thisyear. BusinessatfiothCOold- achmldt’scorsstfsetory is also very en- WM. and theoperatlvesin one or Mill 9°!!!» ii 1‘0! milk fill. it call- ingoaoldfrillds Indoflhliorwslh. George W Buntrr. of last avenue. is abletobsoutsftsrhisnosntillnsss. 4mm Praline. pick, at Bayss'. W Ira. Ollrtis Eddy h ill at harsddence on Best aracus,onrssr of Vanssdt sve- and. LEDsoket‘hasjuatfluishsdanics M“ M?" W in ii! WW3 awr—pL—s-u—fi" PrincipalWlllism crook. of the Union schools, has purchased a new "ml't' WI' 1..., Two those final» In .Elmsodusln strssii were reperttd oai byth'spolioem last night. T.S.GlcverhssgonetoDsrisnto overhaul the machinery of Daniel Edger- yscht Carrie. ' ~Straw hats cleaned at O'fi’ion a Sherwood's, Donovan block, Washington street. In. Inter Whack»! ”valian- has. is Visiting firs‘l'i. 13. Benton. at New Canaan. After June 1 Ifead's South liorwalk store will be open on Sunday afternoons after 3 o’clock. Rev. c. u. Selisck, of Norwalk, will conduct the servicesln St.Jamos church, Dsnhnry. next Sunday. The Southern New England Telephone company has issued a new list of sub- scribers. damd by 15. ' Courtlsndt Goodsle is confined to his home on Burritt avenue suiforing with I severe attack of typhoid malaria. A hearing on the settlement of the Mary Brennan estate will come up in the Norwalk Probate Court, tomorrow.» ' -Leavs your order at Head's for cream delivered on Sunday. 92 Washington It. Cailsndsr's Minstrels arrived in South Norwalk this morning and are taking their meals at Landlord George Sohanb’s Germsnla Hotel. Thomas Clans. of St. Bonaventute'e college crack baseball team, at Alle- ghaney. N. Y.. spent yesterday with his mother in Norwalk. George Crofut has left the employ of Dennis a Blanchard, in South Nor-walk, and gonetowork for Contractor H. H. Brown, as engineerun one of the little locomotives. J. D. Jennings and wife, of Norwalk, sreat Bedding Ridge. today, attending the funeral of Mr. Jennings” aunt, Miss laryAnn Dennison, which was held from Christ church at 8 o‘clock. ' a...” Rev. W. J. Slocum reports an exceeds ingly pie-Int trip abroad. Bo visited Spain and Iforocco. and was on shore just twelve days. His principal object was to make an historical trip and a visit to the Alhambra st Granada. —At lane's. Coffee, pineappls,lemon strawberry, vanilla. peach.ohocolate and Neapolitan cream. The team from the Norwalk lililitary Institute, which was to play the Bette Academy nine yesterday afternoon, was unable to come, and the Betta also play- ed asorub nine instead} winning in six innings, by a score of 7 to 8.—Stamford Advocate. The subject of Rev. F. E. ltobblns' address at the Norwalk Baptist church, Sunday night, will.be “The National Ps- Over." The members of Bucking- ham Post.G. A. It, and the Cadet Corps willatteod in I body. There will be special music by the choir. Ber Royal Majesty. Victoria, queen ofGrsIt Britain and Ireland and em)- rsssof Indra. celebrated the seventyotifth anniversary of her birthday, yesterday, and in honor of the occasion the‘ stars and stripes and England's flag were dis- played from theSonsofSt. George Ball, on lain sheet. liorwslk. rPlenty of candy. at Lane's. Charles Edward Williams received a lstterfroin United Bulls Patent Com- missioner JobnS. Seymour. yesterday musing, adoring him the appointment of memengsr in the United States patent offioeata salaryoffloper month. He w. his “acceptance and this two oftksdspartmsnts do obliged.oc- wmmwvdaotisethatbissppcint- casionally. to work overtime. most would be "commanded to the Sec. ., , ~ . , mu mummy. llr. Wil- amour. ostthry, who . wfifl‘isthteblo’lsddrlvsr‘smployedby hadworthless checks, cashed, in ,West- Buxtoncnrnndsge. ‘ i ve- M Danbury. Ou'i'uudayhe had achsck cashedatthefiatiouflBankofNorwalk andsomeauxistywas felt until it was found lthadbssnhoncredbythe Dan huryrosd. .. W Besundfiutkspnbrwashstbsesm- lagosssflkssuengut tum. The assists initial “The Singing WambdsttbsSousot tapas-email. mans, last light. tbafdr-dasdaudMnctwithm “V“. M ii. ‘sm‘ 3 4 . Box Mic-street. 4 ills Sentinel (lilies. Another one of horses to arrive this week,» Brookaido Form. A good assortment of mood horsesto select from. Our fins stock and low price are very attractive. M H. PAR SONS T00 IA!" STRAWBEBBIIS. A GREAT SUFFERER .rnon. ‘ Liver Complaint Cured by the Use of Amino PILLS "For several 0 It Doesn’t!" [Inland Grower-Ito Ship ' Them to the Northern Iarhst. Strawberrlsssre selling in Norwalk It in I quart. Place beside this the infor- madon contained in I dispatch from Orisfield. Md. This says that “ship- ments of berries from the lower Mary- land-Delaware peninsula has practically years, I was a o ceased for the mason. Many car~losds of g,e,mm,,,.,,l.,,m c luscious berries lying in the fields will not I i v e r complaint, 3 justify the gathering and shipment,owing totbslnorcasedscresgeand low prices. Theorop was an unusually large one. The farmers generally report that, ow- ing to the ruinous price their berries were sold for, few will realise any net proceeds whatever. James Sterling. son of Noah 0. Sterling, an extensive grow- which caused se- 0 verc pains under 9 the right side, from under the right silouldc r- 0 blade. sullowness 0 of lilo skin, Iou- 0 ‘Splrltedncss, and cramp ill the stoumch. o 1qu pleased to be able to st' lit: that I 006 have been relieved of all those chn- 0 er. reports til“ he received returns I pluin‘ts by the use of Ayer's Pills. I O few (1-,. g [or the “[3 of 153 on“. IilliilillflllJtl‘ill.lilbeflllt’iegiill!illltlr-Iilll- pll ' IIeI'lIill."—Mrs.M.A.S'rl:an.Muuey,l'.-i. 0 representing 5.000 quarts. netting him 41 cents per crate." These crates contain thirty-two quart baskets each. At 41 cents a crate the return to the shipper would be less than two cents I quart. This is the price paid for picking. Growers down there say they can make money if they can get seven or eight cents a quart for their berries in New York. AYER’S PILLS ° Received Highest Awards 8 ar rue wouun’s ram 4 genome.» o o 0‘3000 onus-us ll. ll. Plaisted ‘Druggist. Where the lids lines and Falls. William Platt Beers, assisted by a large number of men. launched his pleas ure yacht, the Florence 13., this morn- ing. The schooner Annie E. Derrickson, from Cold Springs, L. 1., with a cargo of 47.000 bricks. is at Raymond Brothers’ dock, making preparations to discharge. We have just received I largo invoice of W. H. Hasbrouck'e. Flue Sallunery, W Children Cry for Pltcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. When Baby was sick, we gave her (‘sswria When she was a Child, she cried for Castor“. When she became Min. she clung to Canoe-ta. Winn Uta had Children. she gsvnthem Court has.“ boxes Golden Fleece, 2OOCrush~ ed Bond. 50 Anethist, 50 Sea Shell. It won't last long. Come early. - Children Cry for Pltchor’s Cnstorla. SOUTH IOIWALI "II ALABI. Bo I—Coruer Washington and North Main streets. Box a—Ccrner Day and Raymond streets. Box lil—Weststreat. opposite Franklin street school. Box II—Oonoord street. opposite school. d-Oorn The water when freel used is I ltlve Box I or North Iain M A“ streets. cure for Kidney Liver add Bladder DIP-34s:i Box lb—Oornsr High street and Bayvlew w indigestion matmls avenue. kmot. 4lu K4arlst.'l‘y 4 4 phdol and.u other fever-sit Box ll—Norwslk lron Works building. 9'11“." n m in “0 4f” "5; ti book wiiibe mailed u u a Host Box fl—Oorner West avenue and Cedar “"3161“, and gongp Proof?!“ 1:” “qt”... street. New York. Box ll—Oornsr West street and Taylor avenue. Boa IO—Oorner lly avenue and Benton street. Box Id—Oornsr South Main and Monroe m Box Si-Ilactric Light station. 308 dd-Olrner of Water and iiavlland Box “—1de avenue and Csdgr strsst' HBBSE BLIPPINB -31.; PBLMIB WATER PBWEB. 3"“ 3" 44343114444 want your borss clipped quick and R. H. PLAISTED. w McQuhae’ some nonwanx. 58 North Main St... AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY .1. South Norwaik. MllSlBM. HBME FOR M AY NOW READY. 8 cent ml ltupon at AUCTION The furniture in fifty». rooms at the Norwalll Hotel will he sold at public auction cmnmsnc- in Tuesday. May 29th commenced at the same hour the next fair day. l‘crfnll particularscallcn Jill! IITBIIELL. MINNIE“. mam NOTICE. ‘ BEBlSIBIIIBI BE 0068. A. “An”. . Muhuuhm and will sell the lot at 250 per box. We 4 AT 10 O‘OhOOIt FORINOON. an. to continue until the on lot is disposed or. if stormy on the ma sale will be chillers, FIIIIIslIIrs uIl Baum). é—FOR— SHIRT VALUES ever known to be given in clothing. $7.50 MEN‘S WIDE WALE DIAGONAL Cost! and Vests, t? 50. These are all wool.fsst color goods. guaranteed tobe justas represented; most of them have sold for $12. 00 and 815. 00. _ $7.50 . , . LOT 2. ', . . MEN‘S CHEVIOT AND CASSIMEBE Coats and Vents. $7.50. I lucky man. 50 CENTS * BOX’S’ LONG PANTS, 50 cents. Many of them been selling for $1.50 $2.00 CHILDREN'S SUITS, «i to 14 years. .00. You re getting wool mm for the cost of chsa cotton stuff. We will be g to sell you our regular goods if you prefer them. ext week it will be something else. ‘ BBMSIBBII BBBS. LEADING annuals, Iumusuus, AND HATTERS, ‘ I4 sum lulu sum soul: sum IlSBillc BlillBIiiB. BBBVIIIK; Telephone call 13-2. WE WANT EVER! LID! ‘7 in the city to try a 60c bag of ’i the celebrated . “AGELUS FLOIJR” Made from fancy hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of any Flouer' m the world. Try it and be convinced, and when once used, you will have no other. livery bag and barrel teed to give satisfaction. Our aim is to place before the public the best goods possible to obtain (not how choc. ) but how good. Our Butter at 20c lb no line, sweet and rosy. xtra fan Edge Creamery, 25.311... 4 lbs for 01. 00 Pure, rich full Bharles E. is 919.99... muss Its!!! a '“flllG‘IOI I'll Did ever nowsbntcher With a smile so naught and upieasam. That he turned lemons swast . And who hastened every morning the pro— prietor to Israel 'I lee.- , ' " n . . otyet. tinned mmpmvdy thsbsst if you wish to wear smiles such as are men a hoof fv , .Lam ate. qualitfiB of CIJMDressed . sal nomfl. dud. w. m 44 '4 ii 43. A. Vickers. the honor man. dell 44" on our delivery wagons. tight as a v r your o era has I stand he is two mam Mood: that is opposite Bayss'. and a butter man sight-hm" lemurs! Wham “a E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor M»- em»..- “Ann—An...“ PEBPLE'C IIIKET. FIE! DELIVERY. PEDPLE'I IIIIET. ”all North Main st.. Sc. licrwalk. ' ll Wall sh, Norwalk Telephone samba-ll. I Satisfaction guaranteed l Poisonous all; UM. J ”b. JENNINGS. Undertaker. i amour "Em. HOIWM MI Inner! scum nus. p. Insulators-remnants“. auvssassausnn. Mm . of . this lot have been selling for wine the price. 41f you get one of thessy on’n be
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