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inhaling-They see-ad lens
3 to we. loath rim-is and
. ; "slutty oars-s ram Mara-I shun-y-
y ' ( . T0 AIWEBTISEBS.
{ Changes cannot be guaranteed the
" ‘ ramdayoopptshandedin. Every m
‘ sortable amnion: be made to accommo-
"datepaimrsflutchangc cannot be tit-
.sisicdu nsa'rightunlesscopyt‘s sent
tally! 'clock in the afternoon of the
laybef ,changcisdeslred.
sensory
G ernor Cofliu has ordered a special
on for Tursday, March 12, for the
chpice cfs senator to succeed the late
agitator Pickering.
.7 The County Commissioners refused to
. grant a license to Thomas Glaucoma! '
r, Bouthport, yesterday, upon the ground
\ _' 'l that he was no unsuitable person.
--New Yeoman derby at O‘Brien’s.
The sports who went to Hartford to
wethe Lune-Wicker fight, any that the
press reports of the bout do Lane an in-
justice. They say Lane was entitled to
the light, as he plainly bested Wicker.
William McPhelemy, who is a promi-
nent candidate for the postmastersbip at
Dsnbury, is in Washington, looking after
his interests. He has not given up hope
of securinz the appointment despite the
announcement that no saloon keeper
would be appointed.
The cars of the Norwalk
Street Railway company are
now running on the new time table.
The running time between Norwalk and
South Norwalk has been reduced from
twelve to ten minutes. More time is al-
lowed for the Wifiiipsuk run.
--Chickane 12hr. People's market, 18
North Main street, South Norwalk.
W. H. Raymond, who posed out of
Bridgeport in the night, leaving $10,000
of unpaid bills behind him, is not so
great a financial pirate, according to At
torncy John C. Chamberlain, as he has
,, been pasted. Attorney Chamberlain is
“‘2 offering in Raymond's behalf, thirty
\ cents on the dollar.
The drama presented under the ans
pleas of Douglas Fowler Post in Grand
Army Hall, last night, drew a good-siz
ed audience, and the acting of the parti-
cipants, who were the same as those who
(‘1 took part last Friday night, was much
‘ enjoyed. Dancing was enjoyed after the
play. Financially the affair was a good
success.
Superintendent Bunnell, of the
Bridgeport town poor department,
yesterday handed to President Reck,
of the Board of Charities, his resig-
nation, to take effect at once. Mr.
Bunnell has been connected with the
poor department as superintendent for
thirty-four years. file is a brother of (i. B.
Bunnell and is related to the Collins
family, of Norwalk.
There is a well equipped bicycle school
for learners at 2 Elizabeth street. The
Fox Cycle company ciTers instruction
dayor evening, in this popular health-
giving sport. The ladies especially will
appreciate an indoor resort where compe-
tent instructors may teach them. Con-
nected with the academy is a wareroom
where the finest line of bicycles in town
lsdisplsyed. The advertisement in this
issue welcomes you to their opening.
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--Trilby cakes st Ilssd' .
The largest locomotive on the Consoli-
dated rcsd's system reached New Haven
yesterday from the Rhoda lslsnd locomo-
tive works. She is number 276 and
is the tint of an order for twenty mon-
sters to draw long frieght trains over the
New York division. Bhs weighs 195
tons and her boiler is seventy-three in-
chss high inside. or big enough for any
ordinary man to walk through upright
without scraping the top of his bat.
The next meeting of the Stats Council
«Education willhc held in the Board'
also Isnnsl Training school, New
Haven, Bsturdsy. March 9. 1006. The
“unwiilopsnstms. is. The pro-
gramme: “Enrichment of the 80wa
Course," 8. ‘1‘. Button. superintendent of
schools. Bmokuos, lass; J. A. Graves,
Mord: 11. L. Bishop, liorwloh. “Ooh
rides of Miss." ‘i‘. I. Baillet, super-
htsndsnt of schools. Bpringdsid. flats;
m 3. Hard, New Raven.
www.mdiorty-thrss years,
sthis in New Canaan, last
hurled yesterday.
thsssrvicm.
employed for many
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‘ chumh‘will ‘slvs‘sauwloslsod literary
entertainment tonight.
-—l"rssh Pork, 10o In. it. I. It's't.
TheBtsndsrd Oil company has again
advanced the prios of its product
about one-half cent a gallon.
Arlen hall, next Monday nisht.
—Silk, derby hats renovated. O‘Brien.
William P. Smallhorn, the upholster/rr,
has leased the Nelson Taylor place on
Taylor avenue and will move from Lowe
strect‘in a few days. '
Mrs. Frederick L. Baxter, of Chestnut
street, was called to Windsor locks,
yesterday, on account of the serious
sicknesss of her mother.
Silks are more popular than ever this
season, and the stock of the Norwalk
Boston Store is without peer in quantity,
novelty, elegance and cheapnese.
-—A few more copies of “The World’s
Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical
Home” can be secured at the nominal
price of 5 cents each, at this ofiice.
Until March 9 W. A. Benedict & Co.
will cut prices on men's and boys' suits
and overcoata in half; that is, fifty per
cent. reduction. They will show in a
few days the newest styles and fabrics in
spring clothing.
It is predicted that the peach crop in
Connecticut this year will be better than
it has been in the past twenty. This is
due to the large quantities of snow and
ice of the past winter. The crop will
be worth at least $250,000.
The citizens of Nisntic urge the discon-
tinuance of the Sunday camp. It is
probable that a bill will he passed by the
General Assembly, giving the governor
discretionary power in this matter, and
that only one or two regiments of the
C. N. G. will camp atatime at Nisatic
next summer.
—Y. II. C. A. concert, Fisk Jubilee
slogan, Norwaik Opera House, March 6
Jimmie Man, an Italian hootblack.
had a narrow escape from being struck
by a trolley car on Wall street, yesterday
afternoon. Motorman Fred Andrews
stopped the car just in time to prevent
striking the lad, who attempted to cross
the track in front of the car and slipped
and fell.
C. Strong Holt, who has been employ-
ed for some time by C. W. Smith, the
groceryman, has begunthe erection of a
building on Cedar street, near Fairiield
avenue, in which be will conduct a
grocery business. Mr. Holt and family
will move from 65 Cedar street to Bay-
vicw avenue.
-1-"iO cc lice cakes at Head's. 9.).
Sergeant Charles E. Killeabeck, of
Bridgeport, drum major of the Fourth
Regiment, and formerly instructor in the
South Norwslk Athletic club, mourns
the death of his little black dog. which
for years has been the mascot of the regi-
ment, and was known by every military
man and many visitors to the camp.
The bicycle academy of the Fox Cycle
company, at 2 Elizabeth street, will be
opened tomorrow. The academy is like-
ly to become a popqu place of recrcs'
tion for bicyclists, especially ladies who
are just learning to ride. There is ain-
pls floor room for learning the art of cyc-
ling, and careful teachers will always be
in attendance.
Attire meeting of Sherman Council.
Royal Arcsnum,isst night Dr. Dcltautier
was lnltlated.and several applications for
membership were received. Tickets of
invitation for the lsdles'nightJlsrch 14th,
were also distributed, and members de-
siring more for friends can secure them
from George F. Beam, at the City
National bank.
Samuel Ilurrsy, an employs at the
Standard Oil Works, Wilson Point, made
a mlsstsp, yesterday afternoon, and put
his right foot into a pull of hot glue. The
lsgfrorntheknsstoihelmtepwssmri-
bly burned. and although snflsring cr-
crocisting pains. Mr. Hurray managed to
walk to his horsscn lily mans, where
ltr Bohsnnsn was command and cared
for the injury. ’
«New m... derby u O’Brisa’e.
W
The Advocate says the New York,
New Hamsadiisrtford ltsilrosd oom-
psnyhssvsrynssrly completed tbspnr.
chess of all the isnditwilirscnlrsfcr
the ”emulated changes in its line
The South Norwslk Fire Police will
hold its fifth annual concert and ball in .
l'
Budivlicai "cum I lit
E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". Mead’e Confectionery.)
is an up to date market, not one hundred years
or Meats an
will endeavor to malts it the best in the town.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK,
. .‘Bciés. .
Currant. Strawberry and Raspberry Jelly;
F. D. LAWTON & 0°-
22 South Main Strec’
JACKsows Pp-OTOGR
Combine the cancerous]: sun "ml. on. aim is tosivs sails!
and to furnish them with the lineal. productions of the rumounsrnr ,
LARGE COLLECTION OF CBILDBIS'S STUD! “
WANTED
on for as
experienced help. 2. We have thshest equipped and best stocked marks ""1. '0' "“1 dellVer
orders prom I.) free of charge. 5. We guarantee lull weight. 6. We w
' (fFfsh cheaper than any other dsaler in town. All that we ask ’ ‘9‘“
we do not convince you that we do all we say you based never trouble us With "W 980910"
that we have Frank flsnford. the mint expert fisherman in town, formeri * 0’19 m“WM. and
Market in south Norm-lit. i will sire my full time and attention to thi
FRANK S. AYER
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WASHINQTON fiTBEE’I’.’
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f rtion to our patrons,
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Photogra ' l sought. Con.
58 wall street. —»
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in than a; . ll Indira! this altos.
let. Wow ”K that it is form.
mm b’nd” 3:227," '1'! (air is...
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2,513.0 I in town. it. Our:
I sell the lies: grad.
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remember
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we offer.
your telephone.
2| WALL srnm.
—Boys' strong school shoes .1 at D. J.
For of all and words of tongue or n.
s The saddest are these, ”It might dive been." re fleet a,“ if I
The truth of above quotation is brought home to me, when ht have been the
had been content under the shade of this celebrated swuins I mi
most prosperous of butchers. The reason is obvious. I sold mor
time in this one store than I have ever been able to do in two.
But repentance. if late, is better than not at all. Listen to
The finest anode in our line to be found on earth. Fr
parts of both cities. Free ride home on the trolley to all porch
of 81.00 living in Winnipank, East Norwalk, South Norwalk or
E. J. WADHAM '
PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S M
N. B.—-No connection with any other store.
goods in a given
, he inducements
delivery in all
s to the amount
iownytcn. Use
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motion by Miss
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P am a. 1.35"
25c.
So It.
$7. PANTS
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5. “
4.50 "
4. & 4.50 “
3. “
weeks.
A marked improvement is reported in
the condition of George H. Waterbury,
who is ill at the hospital at the Soldiers'
Home, Noroton.
Tickets are being distributed for the
fifty-tint anniversary of Concord Divisv
ion, 8. of T., which tahcs place next
Monday night.
—-Leg Lamb, 12c ih., N. Y. fl'h't.
Miss Lula If. Snifi'en. of THE .3sz11.
Wednesday.
—Munsey's for March at Frynn's.
Taylor & Golden yesterday sold Ooh
island, at the end of Butler street,ownzd
by the Norwalk Tramway commi. and
where the company originally in
to erect its power house,
—Oysters st Depot Restaurant.
The Arlen Singing society will hold its
annual Easter concert and ball, lute!
Monday, April 15th. Societies from list
town, Stamford, Port Chester and
Bridgeport will he mt.
Daniel Conley, who is about to par-
chass the Shiddy block. Kuwait, will,
it is understood, start his son in the
meet business in the vacant store for-t
erly occupied by Adams Brothers.
-—Fieh of all kinds at We.
The Electric Baseball club has been
re-organissd with the following”
tent playm: C. Adam. I‘. Bhislb. B.
Hayes, J. Duolssvy, D. Daslssvy. J.
Smith, W. Decker, J. Cramps-d C,
Schumann.
P.E.Bowmsn,whoeamohsrefsnm
Harlem River to be mm
agent,wssysstsrdsy transfwvsdtoilew
Lewislthaymodtslmihspasttlswof
clerkinthsfrsi‘ht yard,ls¢tvaoass hy
hfibrsthsr'rsd'sprc-oslcs, and loo-
s call or address
Sheeban’s, Kain street, Norwalh. a. m cums, y}, .Coan. 183m
_...____ 2| «Mainstream
The annual meeting of the Union “W“m “pally have
. . The-Tones c Hatch i
If facturin com as will be held 00 u the roar
“3:3” ' p y srrnngsdsconvsnleut
' M of their store.
Yesterday Charles Fred. a thirteen- " , thatthe heavy
year‘old Bridgeport boy, was committed mugquimtfi'“ e short Intervals
aih. ”m mad “0 WHO] can,
to the County Home, at Nero by“. 0‘ the Wat av sed by "w w
-—Silk hats at O'Brien's. isdne too 5“ wheel, ‘ tracks in icy
____.. having slid along .‘
The propeller "City of Novwslk" sr- weather. ‘. i .-
rivsd at her Norwslk dock yesterday A hearingisbeiug bel: m“
afternoon, for the first time ll several 3.” on “Wilt?!"- '3 . the Con
d .
business chine. is a victim of the pre- DRUGG‘ST'
veiling epidemic of grip. Shebas been
confined to her home on High street since __ _
company I . appraisers
toast a value on a strip of
pod wanted from the properties of D, P.
Ely and John Ferris, on the east side of
R. ii. PLAISTED.
The last Congress put an In-
ternal Revenue lax oil cents
per Pack on Playing cards, and
soothe host has doubled the
Instructors Price.
list as have a its grass at
its
WINNER CARDS
shot at will sell as long as
its] lasts!
I5 cents per Pack.
the marina gross
Bunker Hill Cards
AT
35 cents per Pack.
Wan—new . ... ....... has“..-
It ins 25 toast of mi
LINEN PAPER itl
tisssr fisher-saunas tools Tymflter.’ “'0 W0“
-—l’risdsscnllops sin-mam It If! m If
Thessloofthslkiddyhioshea lob 3585mm "ll-113
MIMbMMW
downiioisoliinissswskssp
Davis
AN
WE HAVE MADE
REDUCTL
IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK o "
Medium and Heavy We
DRESS PANTS’ 2 ;
REDUCED
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”WP.“ BUYING GOODS PLEASE H‘l‘A’l‘l THAT YOU SAW TH”;
l‘ul‘Tfl NORWALK SEITINEL. ‘
THOUSANDS OF IlllLLillS
WORTH 0F
HBUSEKEEPINE Alilllll
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
Til MIKE Mill Hill OUR HEATIIIB Mill PlilllBIllli lIIES. .
Ulll NSF“! (IF Ollli ENTIRE -8TO0K 0F MIPS. BIMKEI -
ETO.. iii THE NEXT 50 W8 BEBlllllllfl FEBRUARY Ish, Ills. "
JilNESliHlITBHIiIS
SUCCEBBORS TO
E. K. LOCKWOOD 81 CO.
in Abundance oi WiniiifilIndetweat
Still remains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. It must he sold “cues.
and in order to do so cost will not be considered. lied Flannel Underwsu'. OM
Hair Underwear, Fleece LinedUodsrwssr, and other styles and qualititshll toil
given another grand out. But not alone underwear.
Pea Jackets,
Overcoats,
Andsvsrythiogslsspsrtsiningtoooid weather wear. Don't hurry you
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