’ to suvaarlsm.
3m‘ ha Weed the
“millionaire. Even now
clutter?! be sends to accommo-
itsso'aocs or m qflernuoa of the
4Morschanasiadcrired.
The Illein a... place on. Berkeley
m is bring repainted. i
There will he service this alternoon in
.3 Triptych-arch at 5 o‘clock.
Ira. William N. Allsn'. of Taylor ave-
:pls. is motivating from a severe sickness.
w“ lbu. granulated sugar for ti; 6 lbs.
_' good procaine. at’the New York store.
‘Thshl’pha Wheel club will hold its
Initial road race this year on Saturday,
" Jase iii. ‘
'l'hcannual meeting of the Norwalk
' lm Wdrka company will take place to-
, marrow afternoon.
Edward Smith, of South Osborn ave-
“ L title, last Njorwalk. will entertain the
“ Independent Social club, tonight.
’ -—Gltiok 12M. lb. N. Y. Hit
or Charles Squires»! Norwalh,
leted his contract at Salisbury.
tools arrived home today.
late Senate passed the bill. yes-
. Sarah fitreet, of Union Park;
Walter B. Bates. oi Chestnut street
—Fresaugarcn SaturdayatN.Y.storc.
Thsrewiiibea meetings! the vsatry
f “Trinity church this evening. at the
_ oddest William‘W. later, at 8 o'clock.
New items being placed along the
liuecflbe Dsnbury and Norwalh road
(or file purpose of replacing decayed
In. IsslisSmith and her mother are
”recovering lrorn severe illness with the
If“
‘Qip. A domestic in the family isaick
with womonia.
—-'l'o reduce stock bei‘ore moving. all
gccrhwill besoid at cost. H. H. Wil-
llama, 15 Wall Itmt.
Agsme of basket ball will he played
lieu Friday night in Knudsen’s Hall,
' the Y. M. C. A. Boys' League
and the Stamford Y. M. C. A.
J th Judson. oi Thomaston,agenl
State Board of Education, who
t visitor hers.
smiucthesuperb new Columbia
tlord bicycles at” Wall street,
alt. Thebest wheels science can
nos. Simple and durable.
liver [’3 Barker. the real estate and
3 cs agent, is negotiating with
Fitzgerald tor the purchase of the
I: store conducted by the latter in
Ishschemo Hotel block.
Pile Inspector F. E. Lockwood. of Nor.
. requests that back yards and col.
of stores in the illusions centsr be
not cite!) enough sothat no great
amount of rubbish will accumulate, .
—All brands of door“ hbl.. oils. bag
It the New York store.
fissahihitioaof fie Booth Norwalh
Mulch will take place tonight in
/ is club gymnasium on Washington
measl- 'l'headvancsaaleolasatsaaaurea
. a large Monaco an intsrssting
Inshpsetahsd.
oanhttolunMI-ndmro end-arr.
Mellow Norwalt. sow living
hmwrittsnapamphleten-
Au'msautyia haters.” Ir. Holst
births valuable hook for those
”mummm a.
“ammunition is-
”Umtbsbaneclthsbsauuiuiln
"humanities-sandalwoo-
treats- «as m Wlat su.
aunt-emote piacshthsisctare
M John wombat scarlet lever, and
bsrhomsonrra‘tfiilnamrt has been
quarantined. » '
9s account cl theater-tn last night. the
B 8.3. O. masquerade was postponed
until Wednesday, March 18th.
—-Wssrsseliing candy very low. I".
A. Lane. ~
A shade of ice near the watering tack
on West avenue makes it exceedingly
had 4'ior horses tostop there. Sunni
horses tell there yesterday.
The Norwaik Street Railway company
is making some minor changes in ill to-
centiy issued time table. The altered
time table will he leaned tomorrow.
It is lhnuxhnbst George H. Waver-
‘hury, of Norwals will recover. Br- is
receiving excellent care under the
skilled nurses at the Newton Soldiers’
Home hospital.
-—Very best Elgin cresmery butter 250
lb : lard 8.], lb.; cottolene 270. pail; cheese
15c. lb at the New York store.
The Linxweilcr party arrived home on
the 11:15 train last night. The steamer
Havel ran aground on Sandy Hook,
early yesterday morning. and it was
necessary to transfer the passengers to
other boals‘to take them ashore.
George Eaton found a pocketbook on
Railroad place. this morning, which con-
tained between 880 and “0 He turned
it over to Chief of Police Voilmer, who
had it in his possession about live min»
utes. when be ascertained that it be-
longed to Mrs. J. W. Btudwell, and re-
turned it to the lady.
—0ysters at Depor Restaurant.
Among the decisions handed down by
the Supreme Court, yesterday. was
that of Anderum vs. the Town of New
Canaan, in which the judgment of the
lower court issuatsined. Opinion by Judge
Torrance. all the judges concurring. In
the suit of Jason Banesh. of Norwalh.
against Louise Fawcett, a millinerof that
city, no error is found.
The guy wire supporting one of the
trolley arms near Raymond Brothers’
building on Washington street, broke
this morning. and the weight of the
trolley wire pulled the arm down.sc
that there was danger of some one being
hurt. An employs of the Postal Tele-
graph company. who came along shortly
alterward. secured the wire and fas-
tened it to the pole again.
~Fish of all kinds at Drescher's.
George Linaier, whose residence in
Bull Run was burned to the ground yes-
terday morningmsexclusivrly told in yea-
terday's Eastman. canted an insurance
with the agency of 0. E. Wilson, of
Norwalk. On the house there was 8700.
and on the r urnlturo 3300. lost of the lat-
ter was saved by the labors or the family
and neighbors. and it is thought Mr.
ngier‘s loss is woll covered. He will
probably rebuild.
A Washington dispatch says Senator
Frye of Maine and senator Platt have
promised Congressman B. J. Bill that
they will attend the annual banquet of
the Young Men's Republican club of
Bridgeport. whit-h will take place the
fid of this month. Hr. liili says the
Bridgeport club intends to make the 0i.-
csaiona memorable one andsxpactsto
secure the attendance of many promi-
nent Republicans. not only of Connecti-
“cut. but other states.
“can...“
Although the attendance was not laras
at the pray er service in the First lfeth-
odiat church,Aast night. the meeting
lacked nothing in interest. Rev. A. 8.
stanagh gave a talk on the Sunday
school lesson. which was followed by
testimonies and prayers. The singing
was led by young uses of the church,
who will hersdter have charge of that
portion of the earths. occupying the
altar and assisting the pastor. The asset-
lng closed with adsecrlptlon of the Wan-
namsher Sunday school in Philadelphia,
by Ir. Kasauaah.
wonderland milk to. can: Dsuhury
beans 7c. qt: tomatoss‘lo. can; t sass
ours {or fin. at the New York store.
Alexander it. Gibson. for ssrsralyssrs
the efficient organist oi the first church.
has resigned trust his positionnotshs
eflset Hey i. fir. (ilhaon.apsrt from
his abilities as an organist and choir
lssdar.hsrhsaan tour-Handhsip-
ful workariuthaausdaysohooisclall
church enterprises. and will its mush
all-Idle assay trays la the choral
whishhshssasmd sclcsg. W
atthssharshoomnlttss whohasstsss
sass,sranot prepared tomyatsrsssat
whateitlhsdoastasappiyhtsplass. it
boa-summations-
gsgsrssatslsr salcsisaslawllitemaos
atthsessslsaiosct businesses-
J Dried Peas.
, . ‘ , ”item.
24 its. lirarluialed.$llgal., __ . p g 9.00
F. D. LAWTON a. CO.
22 South morn Street.
no in our new store. Saturday. Ma h
and
received. we will sell ihis'week at
C
to rd in order
the toiletries ll toshow our appreciation l'or
Shoulder 3 lbs. in ' null if . ' I
Kirloin sour. ’ . m b. Mollie... ii: iii;
[re-sh Pork and Banragc. lilo ll). Best linear Cured Kama. to: ill.
Nest linear Cured Bacon. hm lb. ‘ve~t 8n v Cured Shoulders. so in
Salt Pork. lb. Lo‘n. Bi . Shoulder . Lamb llhcps. 19f
5311;“??ch in charge of the Flahlgzpzrtment will sell at the following ”523313331” '
toss. . .. ...:.3.-' an???“ "”33:
a W -v ' s vi v v
Pike on?” in; 3 lbs. sic. m “a n7): 3:; iii; ,5 ii; %.
. Discuss.
We have a‘so captured Vlckers. the hutlsrins man it -
quarters. Remember the plane. Free and prompt draining.” '5“ meta “m store h“ head
FRANK S. AYERS,
PilllPiilEiilil for THE new YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
For at all sad words all
The saddest are these. "i’mfifl 13:33 been."
The truth of above quotation is brought home to me. when 1 reflect that if i
had been content under the shade of this celebrated awning I might have been the
melt prosperous of butchers. ‘ The reason is obvious. I sold more goods in a given
time in this one store than I have ever been able to do in two.
.‘ But repentance. ii late. is better than not at all. Listen to the inducements
we offer. The finest goods in our line to be found on earth. Free delivery in all
parts of both cities. Free ride home on the trolley to all purchasers to the amount
oi Si 00 living in Winnipsuir, East Norwalk, Booth Norwslir or Rowayton. Use
your telephone.
. E. J. WADHAMS,
PROPRI ETOR PEOPLE’S MARK ET.
21 team. srBrtl‘l‘. Nortwanlr. court.
N. B.——No connection with any other store.
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JACKSON’S PflOTOGRAPHs
Combine the LAI‘ESI’ STYLE All) FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the ruoronnarnrc AB'I'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. “Photographer.
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Berwalh. Cell.
Hubert S. Mitchell has placed an order
[AND and organ instruction b Miss
Ni south
for a wheel with the For Cycle compsny. hwstnalhcgfwgoyt'ewfln or “03::
3| West Main street Forts-it. Conn. 55h
--F k l . lb. N. Y. flit.
mm P" 0° —-New Yeoman derby st O’Brien's.
Talmadge Baker has been appointed
administrator of the estate oi Helen
Status.
The Ancient Order a! Blhernians will
meetinthe Knights of Columbus hall.
April 1. '
-—Silh, derby hats renovated. O'Brien.
The matter of a settlement between
the Standard Oil company and theTram-
w‘s'y‘oompany was further adjournid this
morning on account of the electric rail-
road hearingat Hartlord. It will come
up at Colonel Frost’s, oflice tomorrow.
-—Chicksns and fowls are 12k. a lb ;
turkeys are lie. at Hayes’ market.
it'll. Plaisied,
DRUGGIST.
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The representatives of Fair field and
New Haven counties volsd yesterday to
permit the use of the Washington bridge
(or electric railway purposes.
-—Fine shad. N. Y. lkt.
George B. Scoville. proprietor of an
iron foundry at Waterbury, made an
assignment yesterday afternoon. The
liabilities are .70 000 and assets 850,000.
Several Norwalk mouldsrs have been
employed in the loundry, but recently
returned home. .
We are still will!"
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ll 5 CTS. l BilllE.
but we want to call your attention to
PLAIS'I'EB’S
MPllVEll
MMfl ll.
Thebeatlu the market for household
l5 us. i some
—J ines' flour,“ per barrel; Pillsbury‘ r,
04 25 per lutrrei; line dairy butter. 22c;
best creamery butter, 27c; one pound box
Daisy baking powder. 10c. warranted as
to )d as any or money refunded. W. R.
Bares, cash grocary, All this street. Nor-
walk.
There wiilbe a moat unanimous and
emphatic report {root the committee on
humans institutions of the Legislature in
favor of the bill prohibiting the docking
of horses‘ tails. A penalty of a year‘s
imprisonment or of .100 to .300 due is
prescribed, one-half the line to go to the
finance society;
~Roc shadare ills. a lb; buck shad
its. at Hayes” market.
in the pool tournament at the [turning
tort Wednesday night Murphy beat Bitch,
by secure a! 100 to 85. Hamilton and
Madden played shother exhibition game
oi ill) points. the latter winning easily.
The score stood Isdden 150. Hamilton
ll'l. Thursday night Madden played
Ritch shandicap game discounting him
50 balls ~in a match 0! 160. lisddan
also‘met an unbeaten trout Norwalh.--
Stanton! Advocate.
I
“On Saturday we will give away free _
to every purchaser at one pound oi our
best 600. active pounds oi best granu-
lated sugar. The New York store.
PLals'rED’s
(Zommlssionsr Henry wrest, of the
United States Court of Gillian. of Wash.
luaton. D. (3.. is at the Norwalh poet
cities today to receive any overtime
claims from the latter curlers. Those
who filed claims were «better
Carrier Henry Iathlas. Henry Parry, my,
George Nietarsos. Percy (lisndesalsg.
John Hasty and Wilbur Hairball. lie W
willalso visit thaBonlh lioreslk antes.
m W“! m w IM‘P'W WssellOcmpouud
ties to pay these claims. .
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'i‘hs inst hatesau the tire simtrls; .
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We are the right purple in the rirht place is very evident by the way the public mired
LAVENDER SALTS.
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Medium and Heavy Weight I
MEN’S PANTS. -
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wollml PANTS.
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$5.
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4.'
150
3.
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$7.
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450
4.& 450
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