”ADVERTISERS. . matter be guaranteed the copyishnadsdln. Every rem gum-ls beandoioacoomm ... ,bsichougs cannot be in. *m m; w warr’ghtulslesscoppie sent 1 doolsiaihsaffenwon of the gl mdanaosisdesised. .. Buckleyt Son have suspended i‘ l5 at their elastic web factory . ,‘ “ l londay. / ~ . Martin, the well-known cigar , .ls mpving into Edward Brady's bones on Grand street. The house at 16 Lowe street is quaran- ..‘ « on account of scarlet rash in the ’. > -l ,thc patient being a small child. , v'l'eddy lluth. '3 EdwinL. Hoyt. of the firm of A. El. &Bon.oi Norwalk.expvcts to co- up) his new house on Issacs Place early i unpril. ‘9 l “adjourned town meeting will be .w . 1 attbc Town House, Friday after- "i at which time thstiwn tax rate ‘ bsilxed. f“1a .._.__._. if —-.-Weareaelling candy very low. F. A Lane. (—«1 George C. Comstcck, of Norwelk, is at > , tending the annual meeting of the State ’ Pathological ’ iety, at Hartford. today. ‘ tinterest tofruit growers . Smith, of Ely avenue, sailed for Tampa. Florida. on the ‘ minole. of the Clyde line, hav- -.. his stateroom. ticket. etc. F. Hearse, their local agent. ugton street. The stat! oflcers , , tbestate department, General LN. ‘ - and stafi,willbepreaent. Cater- ' ~ » , of the depot restaurant, will * the collation. All members are ex- -~ to be present. the Soldiers' Home at Noroton, . the year, which has just been . 1‘0 by the department commend- ¢,col”'ste of Past Department Com- f‘,8eleh G, Blakeman, ‘Profmsor m,‘.od Starts Agriculture! college, Jerome E. Anderson, of Stonington. the railroad company intends to build aliteen foot stone wall along the east l boundary of its old freight house pm ' party. xsbetween Monroe \and Burbank etreetw‘on which the east-bound station htobe located. The company has ‘be- gun ill 'ng in at this point, and several cars of gravel will be need be last n' ght. was a contest between Harry lane,‘ of Bridgeport. and Jimmy Wicker, of ‘ingiield. The light was an even one ed at the end of the sixth round the rd gave the decision to Lane. The docifsion was received , with vigorous Laue emerged from the ring wl one eye open. lie had fouled seve- ral times. ——Fish of all kinds at Drsscher's. StreetCommissioner Briggs is having ' the advertising signs on the trees and throughout the city removed. bereisaclty ordinance aagweli as a law against nailing this sort of vsrtislng matter to trees, fences or .and the Council proposes to see the law is enforced. Chief of P0- , lice Voila-er has been instructed to arrest perm guilty of a violation of the unit Ir. and Mrs. George H. Quinterd, of Chestnut street. Norwalk, will give an alien social to the members of the Y. . B. C. E. of the Norwalk Congrega- tional church and their friends. Friday evening. larch 8. A very tolerating programme has been arranged and each “attending inspected to bring some 86010 which will be sold to the highest Hilda: The proceeds will be used to meet tns expenses of the society. layer James E. Hubbell and Council- mfi W. H. Smith, chalrmsn oi the Hahn-o commitlee of the City Council of Norwalk. have had a confluence with President Clark re- lativeto thsproposed improvements at lcrwalk. Ir. Clarke stated that the recordadssds, and original surveys oi themed mkssuohshape that me my washavlag entirely new ser- vsysmade. Mamet of the company heishsseaserchingtitlseatlhstowa dwkbcflestnr the complains ascer- * just what the company’s rights were wines to mm; the improve- “ mull hedous until the past W in South Norwalk computed- Asessresoenbeesesrv ' mm.mm’mwwm ”I some time ago. has resumed his duties-gain. ‘ ‘ liorwaik's special city meeting to make appropriations for municipal ex- penses willbs held Itoadav pight. Professor W. G. Hawaii's daudng class will give its reception at the close of the present quarter. Friday. April 19th. Ahorse owned by Nathaniel Benton got stalled yesterday in its barn on Ely avenue. and was killed by Captain Wil- liam Benton. Rev. A. S. Kavanagh will conduct the Thursday night prayer meeting tonight, and give hie usual talk on the Sunday school lesson. [The stock attached by Constable Ire- land in Amundlsather’s saloon, several weeks ago. has been sold to W. E. Lewis. the Glenbroolr bottler. -—Fried escnllops at Depot Restaurant. The senior and junior basket ball teams of the South Norwalk Y. is. C. A. will play in Stamford. Saturday, against the Stamford Y. M. C. A. team. Letter Carrier George Nickerson is re- shingling his house on Spring Hill. While Mr. Nickel-son is doing the work, Henry Perry will substitute for him. The annual meeting of the Swordfish club will be held Saturday night at the City Hotel. Oflicers will be elected and other important business transected. The Woman’s Christian Temperance union will hold its weekly meetingto- morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jane Manson, 171} Union street. The Junior League of the South Nor- welk Methodist church will meet tomor- row afternoon at the church, under the supervision of Rev. A. B. Kavanagh and lies Raymond. The New York grocery stores an- ncuuce today that they have just re- csivedtwo car loads of blend 8. hour. which they will sell at 04.00 a barrel, or filly cents a bag. The bill providing for an increase of deputy shuttle in Fairiield county from fifteen to twenty. passed the State Senate yesterday. It is probable that Norwslk will be granted two deputies, one at either end of the town. Norwalk Lodge. No. 2,881. and House- hold uf Ruth, No. 889, G. U. 0. 0. F.. will attend service in the A. ll. E. church next Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock, when the annual sermon will be preach~ ed by Rev. I. S. Sands. —-Flsh of all kinds at Drescher‘s. Rooms in Lane's block on South Main street are being titted up for occupancy by the National System of Garment Cni- ting company, which will shortly start business in this place. The company has an advertisement in another column. The Young Woman‘s Christian Tem- perance union will hold its regular busi- ness meeting tomorrow evening, with Miss Sadie Olgen, South Main street. at 7:31) o‘clock. A full attendance is desired. as the Union wishes to consider a num- ber of important matters. bliss Elsie Raymond, of Hillside, who took one of the characteps in a living representation at the hospital beuellt. Tuesday night, injured her knee cap early in the evening. but with commendable pluck took the part assigned her in a thoroughly creditable manner. Rev. Gerald B. Beard will deliver the preparatory lecture which precedes the Holy Communion services of next Sundays at the South Norwalk Congre- gational church, this evening. The meeting will begin with devotional exer- cise at 7:45 promptly. All church mem- bers are expected, and a hearty welcome in extended to all others interested. A new time table will go into efl'ect tomorrow on the Norwalk Street Rail- way company’s line. From ii a. or. toll p. In. there will be can at intervals of seven minutes to and iron: Booth Nor- walk, and care will run to Winnipauk every twenty minutes. A pocket edition of the time table has been issued by Plalsted, the drugglst. for gratuitous distribution. Ash Wednesday was observed at Grace church. yesterday. services being held at 10:80am. ands p. at. Large congre- gations were present. Thoughtful sermons were preached by the rector. in touch with tent. The regular weekly service will be held tonight. Tomorrow afternoon, fleeing prayer, litenyaod addresswill be said at 4:30 o'clock. Thsrsotor will atheists. breakdhyreswillopsnhlsnswmer- basin Donovan's block. Saturday. The work ofpattlng in the large ins boa. da- terss.eto..is about completed.and the marketwlllbeonsoflheheldso-estia finish and among the easiest to the aisle. Ir.Ayrsshsshadansxparlssos ofmeeyymnialhsmsathsdnqaad mbWflam class starlet lesserydessll. newscast-sane hithpsgssflhhsspwwllllafsasl , “wanna-alliance 5 .1. not... 1...... 2 ' Combine the LAIBSI' If!“ All I) unrest. Err M r Jackson! (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) orders promptl free of charge. will endeavor to make it the best in the town. DONOVAN'S BLOCK. Sula! . v . i it. Boxes. Currant. Strawberry and Raspberry Jelly. F. D. sLAWTON & CO. 22 south Main Stregt. JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS and to furnish them with the lineal. productions of the Puoroortarmc Alt‘l‘. LARGE COLLECTION 0f CHILDBES‘B STUDIES. WANTED .lpmenmd balp. 2. We have the best equipped and best stocked market in town. 3. On is an up to date market. not one hundred years behind the times. i. We all for and daily: 5, We guarantee full weight. 6. of Meets and F sh cheaper than any other dealer in town. All that we ask is one trial. and it u do not convince you that we do all we ear you need never trouble he again. its that we have Frank Hanford.the most expert fisherman in town, formerly with the People's Market in south Norwalk. 1 will give my full time and attention to this one market. and FRANK S. AYERS, PBSPRIHOS OF THE NEW YORK MARKET. WASHYHGTON STREET. .5. ill). 251:. 51: lb. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwulk. (Foes. To know where you can do bet- ter than at the New York Mar- ket. We will answer this ques- tion by saying that it is impos— aibleui all give a few of our reas- aons for saying so: i. We have Wexwlll sell the best grade member SOUTH NORWALK. The Arion society will practice singing tonight. Mrs. H. 0. Carter and daughter left Nurwalk today for a visit in New York state. In a match game of whist at the Col- ored Secial club rooms, in Norwalk, yes- terday, Harris and Springstein beat Whittlesey and Fulton by a score of ten to eight. The new tracks on the west side of the depot were used this morning for the first time. and worked entirely satisfac- torily. The old tracks will now be taken up and the work of filling incommenced. —-0ysters at Depot Restaurant. The felling of a large tree at Broad River, tore down the Southern New Eng- land Telephone company's wires to New Canaan last night. and Manager Itorris, of the local exchange, was obliged to work late to repair the damage. The barge "Dauntleas" arrived yester- day, andisunloading a large cargo of timber between the two bridges to be used in the hem rary railroad bridge. The two laud sp' drivers are now work‘ ing steadily and apidly, and the one in the water will soon begin. The red flag which waved at the end of the south pier of the Washington street drawbridge, to denote that the river was closed to navigation. has been removed, as the draw is again in work- ing order and the river again open to navigation. The channel is now free of ice out to the Sound. The funeral services in connection with the death of Edson hi. Raymond were largely attended from his home on upper Main street, Norwalk, this after- uoon. The services were very simp'e, though impressive. Rev. George E. Davis, (f Silvermine, performed the last mes. The remains were taken to the Willow Brook cemetery ior burial. Samuel B. Sherwood is to build an addition, twenty by thirty feet. to his carpenter shop on Raymond street, to be occupied as a blacksmith shop by Samuel Hull. win was burned out yesterday in East Norwalk. This makes the second time Mr. Hull has been burn edout. and he had no insurance either time. He will beready for business in about two weeks. —-Boys‘ strong school shoes 31 at D. J. Shoshau's, Kain street, Norwalk. The latest notices to mariners on the Sound, issued from the cities of the Coast and Geodetic Sarvey,contaiu warnings of the following changes: A new post light, fixed red, is shown in Stamford harbor on the southern extremity oi Pine Island. The charts show the two gas-lighted buoys, Little Captain Island Best Rock buoy No. l, and Jones Rock buoy, No. i, in the vicinity of Great Captain island, replaced by black spar buoys. According to the report just issued by General Superintendent Baker. the Southern New England Telephone oom- panyisnow operating in this state 10,- 545 miles of wire. of which there are L265 miles underground now in continu- ous operation and considerably more which will not be put to work until the spring. The company has a total of 5,493 subscribers, and of these 4.796 are on the metallic circuit wires. The com- pany has ass employee on in pay-roll. The cobweb amiable given at the real- deuca of 0. I. Daniels, Chestnut street. Norwslk. last night, by the Helping Hand Circle of King's Daughters, cf the Norwslk Methodist church. was a most enjoyable stair. over sixty young people belugprmsnt. After listening to basic deals by Itissss Lillian Bennett and noise an» and piano nieotlons by Ilse label Borlbnsr, which were heart- “! new. on! My rims Mk our slsipated in nutrient: webs, which are Meyeatdsslofamessmsut. follow- ing thlseake and mam were served, The young leliss an is be masterclass lANO and orh i 1 ti b Mi it n as rue on y P Nina A. Lewis. organist South Kuwait Be “at. church. 21 For terms call or address est Main street. Norwalk. Conn. 18 am I. Bank Examiner M. F. Dooley is in town today visiting the national banks. The long-sought leak in the Mei-win street gas main was more oderifercus than ever this morning. Senator Iounsbnry’s eulogy on Sene- tor Pickering is pronounced the gem of the addresses in the Senate. yesterday. _ Catherine Turisy, widow of Henry LeRoy Turley. 'died at her home on Chestnut street, in this city. this morn- ing, aged ninety-one years.’ Captain Fred L. Byxbee and Ernest Talmadge. of the committee on refurn- ishing the rooms of Old Well Hook and Ladder company. called yesterday Il moon on E. E. Gorbam, who be‘ “~ cg; tit" ng and pspering N... bigot, in refer- 'wr-: HAVE MADE ‘ REDUCTIO’ IN OUR ENTIRE moon or Medium and Heavy Weight MEN’S PANTS. ' DRESS PANTS, BUSINESS PANTS, ' ~ WURKINS PANTS. REDUCED T0 PANTS $5. 4.50 4. 3.50” 3. 2. $7. iii 33:31:) inform- m be WM! the (l armies of l] t if _ 0h “It'd 0" thfl . great the incoming of the J places the Ii very stable W end-a... ., g... . " ‘" soulsly pspersd, an t egg?“ 0 that-will speak praises for Mr. Gorbam. l ,_n_ ._..._.. .4 R. H. PLAISTED. DRUGGIST. The last Bangless put an ln- lemal Revenue lax of 2 tenls per Pack on Playing Cards. and maths Trust has doubled the Manufaclurels' Plice. Bulwa have a law gloss of the WINNER CARDS Which we will sell as long as they last at l5 cents per Pack. llso one quallel gloss Bunker Hill Cards AT 35 cents per Pack. ill have 25 teams at good LINEN PAPER it! Typewriters’ uncehich its an alluring at 851: psi mum is ill l-lii illlll no team lot Sll3 W ll. ll. Plaisled, lie. 43 Washington St. immense-set as m has Mor- o‘imlOn ,yf SMSTllllll BilllS. . Blllllllllli. l4 Slllllll Milli SlilEEl. llllllllllli. Slllllll HUSH“: ' i —_ "WVKIN BUYING GOODS PLEASE li‘l'A'l‘ll THAT YOU SAW rare IN 1" SOUTH EOBWALK SEMINIL THE CHANCE UP A LIFE TIME . 1111111111111 11 1111111111 WORTH 0F llllllSEllEEPlllli AlllllllES TO BE SOLD AT COST TO MIKE lllllll Filll Mill HEATING lllll PlilMBlllB lllES. VIE WILL DISPDSE llF llllll EllTlllE -8TllllK 0F MIPS. MOORE“, an. ill THE NEXT 50 DAYS BEBlllllllh FEBRUARY lab. ll”. JllNESlzllllTlllllllSS SUCCESSORS TO 00. E. K. LOQKWOOD & . is £9.39. l .m Abundanmfgffiderwaar Still mains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. it must be sold stones. and in order to do so cost will not be considered. ltsd Flannel Underwear. Gamers Halr Underwear, Fleece Lined Underwear, and other styles and qualities. all h be given another grand out. But not alone underwear. " Pea Jackets, Overcoats, Caps, Andevsrytbingelsepsrtainingtooold weather wear. Don't hurry your supp. down:lotsoitlmssswekssp 0m Elilll Hilllli Will 9 Willi)“. 1 Davis, The Tailor. Chiller, Haber and Isn’t Fumble. mud“? Soulll Ismail. HMO“.
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