”also. file-aha) Ida and Iaar Eh loswolh. loath lovwalk and We) Dar-tag ‘l'halr Diurnal Journey- Isavaaau Downtown. 1‘ AUVBRTISEBR. ,, Changes cannot be pttorcnteed the ,loslsdoycopyisflandcd in. Every rem tunable elm win he made to accommo- do“ patrons. calcium cannot be in. slstaluponasorlght unlesscopyts sent .« ‘0pr o’clock in the aftemuon of the toy before change is dashed. Justices of the peace take office toiay. J. L'Burbaok’n condition remains u - changed. Ute. Israel Davis is quite ill at her hcmson Bay View avenue. [tools M. Mon’me has been confirmed as postmaster at New Canaan. flu. H. N Dunning and her mother. of West street. are sick with the grip. Mrs. George E. Schrick. of Madison sheet, has a severe attack of the grip. Robert A. McDonald has ordered a Steam bicycle from H. R. Bulkley & s Willis Benton. of Norwalk, will go to Believes hospital. New York. today, to submit to a surgical operation. —Oysters at Depot Restaurant. Councilman J A. Osborn, president of the Council, is Norwalk's acting mayor during the stresses of Mayor James T. Hnbhell. John Room. of Norwalk, formerly employed as a machinist at the Norwalk Iron Works. has accepted employment in Waterbury. Adolph Glsshoff has leased the vacant storein the Badden building on Wall street.and will conduct a bakery and confectionery there. K. H. Parsons will hold another auc- tion sale of horses at S. W. Gregory‘s Knight street livery stable. on Wednse‘ day. liars-h 13, at 10 a. m. The ladies of the South Norwalk Con- gregatiansl church realized $101.35 from thssupper recently given by them for the benefit of the church music food. The annual business meeting of the / Woman’s Exchange lor the election of woflcersandother business will be held at the Woman’s Building Monday, larch 11th. at 3 p m. The Woman‘s Christian Temperance Union will holdapoverty social in the South Norwalk Baptist church. tomor- row night. A musical and literary pre- grsmme will be rendered. Oscar 1. Jones has 8)“ the P. W. Jones estate. opposite the Catholic church, on State street. to Alsop L. John some! Norwalk. who will take posses- sion at once.-Westporter. William Allen. formerly a conductor on the Norwalk Street Railway line. has floured a position as llagmen m the em- ploy of the New York. New Haven and Barnard Rtilroad company. Yesterday a number of his friends called on William Keislor at the Nor- walk hospital. where he recently under- went an operation forsppendicitis. it is expected that he will be able to return to his home on Day street. next Sunday. is he is gettlng along nicely. Thereslgnstlon or Harry Vail as sec- ond lieutenant of Company F. has been forwarded to the adjacent-generate ol- flca Iti- rspcrtsd that John H. Chase lean aspirant for the oilloe. He was elected once before. but failed to pus an examination. and was retired from the service. Recently he re-snlistsd. Judge Rtlpb Wheeler has appointed Talmsdgs Bonnet South Norwalk; E 0. Blehopmf Ouillord. and C. W. But- ler, of flow London. ass committee to appralsssom land near the South Nor- walk depot. the property of John Ferris and Dudley P. Ely. The appraisers was instructed to report as soon as pos- slbls to the court. There willlbs more than usual interest in watching the skies of larch. A total eclipse of the moon does not come often enough to less its strangeness and attrac- Icnevea for the common people. On latch 10 will occur a total eclipse of “crowed luminary. and for about. unearths sarlb.eatensibly under the [Ultofalunar fullness. will be cast in It owl shadow. «draw more coplmof “The World’s lwsstssl flour” and "The Ionics! w as be mullet the nominal prisscflicsnhaachmt thkcfiles. “ Ila lusts l'mls.cl(lrssnlisie.hss height suit against the town elites- la Whencflastysanwklls diving is the Glen. aha want ed as asdsscdvsdinjurlss. The town retard to w mutants-it wbmummacttioom, j fluids pas-st ism naslwsty ’llcrwalk this Collector George E. sehriok.‘ of Bay- mcnd Brothers. was‘ out today with a new buggy. lire. Rogers. and son Fred. 0! Berkeley street. will move into apartments on Bel- den place. April 1. There will he an adjourned meeting of the Public Library directors. this even- ing It'lzilo. A iull attendance desired. Miss Helena Hill. of Norwalk. who has been ill with the grip at Vassar college. has returned home. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. E. J. Hill. Rev. 1. B. Bands last week married Josiah Townsend. a widower, aged sixty, to Carrie Leilsr, aged forty-live, who has aim been married before. James Wilmot. the night baggage mas- ter. who has been sick the past three weeks. began working days today. until be fully recovers his strength. W. 5‘. Bishop now has the paper solic- Liting subscriptions to stock ol the new company to be organized to succeed the Union Manufacturing company. «M. H. Parsons will hold another suction saleol horses.st Knight street. Norwalk, March ill. It will be necessary for the Norwalk Street Railway company to overhaul its tracks this spring. as the frost has caus- ed the road bed to settle in some places_ Theodore Ortle was arrested by Chief of Police Bradley last evening for drunk- ounces. He was bailed out later. and this morning was tried before Justice Rose. who lined him $2 and costs. At the morning service in the South Norwalk Baptist church. yesterday, a speaialooliection was taken to provide for a deficiency in current expenses ex- tending ovsr two years, and about five hundred and fifty dollars was pledged. —-Ys "Sappho Wommen‘s Qusrtstte." and ye “popular Gounod Quartette." cf menpe syngers. at Congregational Meet- ing House. March 2 lth. Chief of Police Bradley arrested Thomas Kelly, of Leonard street. this morning and he is now in the lockup. Recently Kelly and another lad stole a sled belonging to Dr. A. H. Baldwin’s daughter and sold it. The sled has not yet been recovered. The venerable and beloved bliss Juli- ette Bolts. of France street. the oldest member of the Norwalk chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. celebrated her ninetieth birthday yester- day. Her father was present at the sur- render ol Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. It is underslolnl that the Minnie I.es- ter company, which was at the Norwalk Opera House last week. is booked to re- turn here next season. On Labor Day week they will be at Hoyl’s Theatre, and the week following in Norwalk. Miss Lester will then have an entirely new repertoire of playsiw_ ——Ws are selling candy very low. F. A. Luna A horse owned by Dr. W. A. Li ck vv tod was standing in front of the (iould Seymour residence on West avenue. yes- terday alternotm, while the doctor was inside. A trolley car frightened the animal and it started up the avenue at a lively clip. It was stopped in a plucky manner by a young man who ran out of Cedar street. A divorce has been granted to Marga- ret Merritt. of Greenwich. from Alonzo Merritt. at For island, N. Y.. on the grounds ol intolerable cruelty and deser- tion. The couple were married forty- two years ago and nine years ago the defendant deserted his wife and has since that time refused to do anything for her support. ‘ The electric light trimmer was ad just- Ing the carbons in the are light at the corner of Wall and Water streets. this morning. when Dr. Walter Hitchcock drove along and caught the top of his buggy in the halyards used in lowering snd raising the light, pulling the top on. He took the vehicle to Dean's stables and secured another one to complete his cells . - The Dsnbury and new nukes Elec- tric light company has intoducsd a plan whereby consumers of gas may pay in advance for gas. in small psy- msuts. and at the same time take advan- tagaof all discounts. Theplsn includes smote: with a slot attachment. The consumer drops sqnsrtsr into the slot and the new of gas continues until twenty five cents' worth of gas has been consumed. ~hisdascallops atDepstBsstaursst. DacialBreonanshlekllattsrchhs Callahan. Patrick Barnes and Jobs Recencfliorwalnwsat to lists York last night to sttssd the ll‘lthaaslvsr. ssrysnweisssctthshirthcflcbsrth‘ Immanuel-vs cinema-s- mus-mi ‘ ' a VA m. “4;“ l . .‘lllfl. 1i. :, EM . “ill , 1‘ . Buckwheat Honey. 2"] lb. Boxes.“ 250. Currant. SlraWbeny' monastery Jelly, 5.: lb. V. F. D. LAWTON ‘& CO. 22 South Main Street! We are the right people in the riuht place is very evident by the way the public received as In our new store. satamsy. arch and in order to show 0 r received. we will sell this week at the following prices: It appreciation my ”no“. Shoulder Bleak. e. f -r the Round at k. Sirloin Steak, , ‘1 . Porterhods‘e Black :5: iii. fizléggnrétsd‘gansage. l 10011:. Pesfélnuargur‘edd lgiants. its in. r Bacon. 2 . e» n ar .ur ho id . sat Pork. i3: is. Loin. Rfil. shoulder ad’s 8153's... i" 1" Frank Banford in charge of the Fish department will sell at. the following prize: thigg'er‘l't“ ' Cod swat. 12.: lb. salmon. . ”3.333 813 n. 41.32152 Timed" ”0 'b' ' I prl' . . ”I .l . Pike. lite on m; 3 lbs. 23c. l M‘ ‘ l7): 5; mafia: gee. U sauce. 1 We have a'so captured Vicaers. tbs buttsrlne man who will In - quarters. Remember the place. Free and prompt deilvt'uy. ake m“ “on b“ head FRANK S. AYERS, Pflllllilol IJF ill NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN‘S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. ROUTE NOBWALK. _, For of all and words of tongue or pen. . The saddest are these. "ll. might have been." T truth of above quotation is brought home to me, when I reflect that if I had been content under the shade of this celebrated awning I might have been the most prosperous of butchers. The reason is obvious. I sold more goods in a given time to this one store than I have ever been able to do in two. But repentance. it late, is better than not at all. Listen to the inducements we ofler. The‘iineet goods in our line to be found on earth. Free delivery in all parts of both other. Free ride home on the trolley to all purchasers to the amount of 01.00 living in Winnipank. East Norwalk, Booth Norwaik or Rowaytont Use your telephone. E. J. WADHAMS, PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S MARK ET. 2| WALL srstllzr. Hoawaur. norm. N. B.—-No connection with any other store. Combine the LATESI‘I'I'YLE All) FINISH. and to furnish them with the lineal. productions LARGE COLLECTION OF E. M. Jackson. ’ (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) Clifford Bayes, Robert Dudley and Charles Baker will give a dance in Guid-' er's Hall. Rowayton, Thursday, March 14th. The cold.,wave. now in the West. will move eastward. attanded by high winds and light rain or snow, and will be felt on the Atlantic coast tonight. 8. R Bulkleyk Co. have opened a branch store at 51 Mam street. Norwalk. E A. Saunders is in charge, and is showing the Stearns bicyola. hire. W. F. Whitlock. of Union ave- nue, Norwalk, who was recently operated upon for appendicitis. is rapidly gaining. and her recovery is now assured. William II. and George Meeker have leased the room in the rear of Martin szihr’s place in D. P. Ely'e building. and will continue the plumbing business. The special scenery used at the hospi- tal benelitet lloyt's Opera House. last Tuesday night. was the work of Artist George Washburn. employed by Luther Wright. It received many compliments for its artistic beauty. The shifting of the Southern New England Telephone company's wires at South Norwaik. causes considerable annoyance to the subcribers, but Manager Morris hopes to have the lines straightened out in a short time. Mrs. William L. Johnson. who lives on Ely avenue. near the Wilson Point rr .d. was bitten in the upper lip by a uog early this morning. She went. to Dr. Benjamin Bohannsn‘s office. where a stitch was taken in the wound. Ira Meeker and Elwthoorhees. form- erly with W. A. Meeker d: 00., have formed a copsrtnership. rented the base- ment of the post cilia» building. and in- . tend to go in the blumbing and tinnlngl business as soon as the room is titted up. Dennis Cleggett. an employs at the Consolidated frtight house. was lifting a heavy chain Saturday afternoon. when he strained himself. injuring his back quite badly. He went to his home on Pine street. and has since been unable to work. The incandescent lights to be burned in the business portion of Norwalk alter the arc lights are extinguished were not burning Sunday morning on account of the storm delaying the work of pulling them up. It is expected that they will he in resdluus to use tonight. Conrad Becker and his son Walter were standing on the depot platform. yesterday sltarncon. watching the four- trscking work. when the fireman on a locomotive which had been taking water there. pushed the trough of the stand-v pips back over the platform, delngslng both parties grill: water. They waited to their home on Washington street and procured othsr clothing. ‘ Thspropristors of the New York Gro- sclntslyfrssofllvspcaassstgrsaav ll West Main street. Norwalk. Conn. corms. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. or the sunroonaruro All'l‘. CHILDREN'S STUDIES. Photographer. ‘8 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. m PIANO and organ instruction b Miss Nina A. Dawns. organist sleuth owalk Baptist church. [or terms call or ‘1‘};“32' James E. Dudley. of the firm of Flynn dc Dudley. started on a business tripeaet, this morning. Anumber of people visited the Fox Cycle company’s establishment. on the occasion of the opening. last Saturday. and were much pleased at the variety of wheels and the facilities for learning. Several machines were sold. "Yes." remarked lira. Malaprop, ‘ It was a great sight. First came the k3ng carrying ssceptic in his hand and wear- ingabeautitul red mantle all trimmed with vermin. it was a grand sight.” ll. H. PlAlSTEll. DRUGGIST. The last Congress put an In- ietnal Revenue lax oi2 cents per Pack on Playing Cards. and newline Trust has doubled the Mantlatlurets' Plies. But we hats a its gross oi the WINNER CARDS which we will sell as long as they last at l5 cents per Pack. list one quarter gloss Bunker Hill Cards AT 35 cents per Pack. It lists 25 teams ol good LINEN PAPER lol Typewriters’ use Illicit st in diets; at its set teen is: Ill l-2t8 Slit set retain his ll. ll. Plaisted, $7. we Halli; . REDUC . in one ENTIRE mm ‘ Medium and Heavy Weight MEN’S PANTS, DRESS Plus. ,, BUSINESS; rims, wnnxmt PANTS.” Tl) .- ON REDUCED PANTS $5. 6. “ 5. 4.50 4. 8. 4-50 3. llllMSTllllll Bill) . a :0qu sin Stun. " Slum mm... H Cl 6| HAS Ill Blllllllllli. wwnltrf Bovine ooons PLIASE stars 'l'lA'l' rou saw rats In t ‘ sound nonwaus scanner. THE CHANCE [ii A bill l'lll ;, THOUSANDS 0F nouns 3 WORTH 0F llllllSEllEEPlllll AllllllE TO BE SOLD _ AT COST Til MAKE Illllll Fllll llllll HEATING Ill! PLUIBIIB LlIES. WE Will. DISPME 0F llllii EllTlllE .BTflllK 0F ill". BIMKEIT/ . ETB.. II THE NEXT 60 Mid BEIIIIlII FEIEIMIT lei... IN. JllllESMIllTlllllllSS' SUCCESSORB TO - E. K. Locxwooo & co. , insult... ol wa....“i.“&.}..... Still remains to be disposed of before spring stock arrives. it must bosold “cons. andinordartodosooost willnotbeconsldered. Red i-‘iannelllsdsrwau.0slad's A Haionderwear. FleeceLlned Underwear.andotberstylrssnd qualified tuba 6: given another grand out. But not alone underwear. 1 Pea Jackets, Overcoats, Caps. sadnwythlsgenspsrtslslagtooolc washer wear. Don't buy yaw sapp- dewszlstscitlasssswskssp fll’El em Milli lllTfi 9 cm Davis. The ‘ Tailor. (liable. “sits and let’s rum. “mi N
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