1’0 AINBITISBBS. man! be guaranteed the ifdnyeopyieliuudedin. Every ven- 'welerllcill bemndsloaeemumo- patrolmbutchauoe cannot be in- .oponneorightuulascopyia sent glided: in the afternoon of the ,orschongelsdeaired. Jenks has purchased ,the . p; wood Farm dairy route. «he Independent Social club will meet with Bantu 8 Mitchell. Friday night. . John Dshlgren has left the employ of George Benson, 0! the Germanic Hotel. . Bishop McMahon Council, No. 490, Catholic Benewlent Legion, will meet tov his". Hope Bose company is adding_gym nestle appliances to its quarters on Wntsr street. --0!s,ters st Depot Restaurant. *___ The Best Regards social club will hold amasquylall In Grand Army Hall, to- marrow night. Property of Louis Verlin in Wilton , wssattached by Deputy Sheril’llemas ' Toner, yesterday. to antisfy a claim of > .70. An impromptu debate will he held to- T light by the Young lion’s Debating club, at the home at Leo Davis, Bsyview ave- ‘ hue. Hairs it Lewis, the bridge oontrso~ mm "9 taken an ofilce in 8wsrtz& Oorhat 5 building at 03 Washington ; m -Shqulder stock 3 lbs. for 25 Dreacher’s. will be services this afternoon in ychureh at 5 o’clock. Tomorrow there will be service at 0:30 slcomo Stranger Lodge, Sons of Sr. e,will meet this evening tostrslght~ so} up the financial sifnirs oi their recent I10 ball. The regular convocation of Butler étpter, R. A. It, will he held tonight. mark and master masons degree /wlll he «referred. helichsel Zeigler started work yesterday for Contractors Heirs J: Lewis. fitting airingers to the piles just driven for the temporary bridge. —-You cut buy extra line salt pork for ”sperm? at Hayes’ Herr er. Dre C. F. Boutwell and W. L. Weed, oi South hierwalk, are attending the den- tal clinic, at the twenty-third etreet col- lege, New Yorit only, today. The rector of Trinity church would Iikntomeet in the Sunday school room to'izht at 7:30 o’clock those who are t inking of being confirmed. The dance to be given by Robert Dud- . Cllflard Hayes and Charles Baker in ldcr’s Hall, Rowsyton, Thursday l‘ht. promises to be a success. «We are selling candy very low. F. Lane. The Q. A. club will meet tonight at :15 o'clock at the home of lies Eve L. errla, West street. Whist will be en- sd for a short time, and dancing will follow. _ James Hamilton, of South Norwslk. acted as referee at the ladden'Wslsh pool match in Stamford, Saturday night. which resulted in ladden‘s favor by a scars of 150 to no. mum to the Underhlll series will 0! course have llrst choice or reserved “to. Thacher“ will boom for them Thursday, March 14. and for the gen- pnhlle every day thereafter. 'l'ha committpe of Palestine Castle, An- dat Order Knights n.‘ Iystlc Cbaanast night had the drawing for the handsome Won exhibition in Dragglst l. G. Tomllnsoo's window. The lucky num- hc was not. --chiebens 11c “1., at We. Arthur leDonaldmbo hasbseuem- . gfloysd at Buckley's elastic web lsctory in Kuwait.” Will! stow! Wit-elders conductedhyoeorps Ola-son Wiltonavaoos. ILOtiiams ’wfllrssldalatha Roscoe placaana-t partavssns. “noteworthy relies round in thrasllsroftbshslldlnsOIW-NW “mammals-mt pummel-n um hithe- l[ins-lilti-gaiwtvavldaseeoientertain-Iris m and of snares-lush interest was ”hit. “Ween-lites "mun-yum set about gamma Mega claimant ”a.“ 'nsyseesssdillbbomc. Vdmlthasdmlormsvoesuysnust ”We...“ mm”... 3.“: , w “thrash-sh neuter-tantrums...» ‘ “Walnut“ “sum Imr “mi- km Moves-slam 0‘s lat It. I. Variega- will uses no. Wiltunaveasstolsmatsasr. There is com is'l‘ha Bears state- ment. Saturday. that Deepest Iajar John H. Wade, of the Fourth Regiment. will build an addition tohiarasidencaon lsple street. A new front will be placed in the atorenow occupied by H H William, on Wall arms. The store to beacon» pwd by Mr. Williams on lain yuertls now being dttedwupvw . , Alluring will he held ore 3min Woodward. in the Norw k Probate Olurt. tomorrow, upon in ayplication fur an order to sell properjy belonging to the Burr Osborn “ta/l6. ‘ -1"iah all hindeJow/eat pricea,Dreschsr's. . 'V‘b’” Rev. D. M. an rd was crossing Wash- inttnn street, near Franklin. this morn- imr. when he fell over a wire, carelessly lettiying'ncrosa the walk. The gentle- man was severely shaken up and azure- what injured. At the meeting of the directors 0! the Norwnlk Hospital associstion, last night. a vote of thanks was extended to those interested in giving the recent hospital benefit at Hoyt's Opera House, which netted 8250 for the institution. At the regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Consolidated road, held in New York Saturday afternoon, the quarterly dividend of 2 per cent. was declared. No action was taken on the matter of the proposed equipment of the road with electricity. —-Freeh hams and fresh pork 10c n p loud, at Bayea’ Market. The Baptist Young People's union 0! the First Baptist church. will hold a meeting at the residence of D. 8. Bull, 2 Arnie-y street, Wednesday evening. At this meeting the Christian culture course will be taken up. All msmberaof the union are invited to attend. The organization of the volunteer choir of Grace church isnot yet fully complete»! a few more voices are do- sircd. Any who ‘wish to assist can do so by attending the rrhearsal Thursday evening in the Guild room, at Till) o'clock. The chair is under the direction of Miss Nash. and the purpose of it is to sseiet in the week day services during Lil“. ~Fried escallops at Depot Restaurant. The National Garment Cutting/corn- pnoy testify to the value of Tm: SENT!- NELaann advertising medium. By an error in copy the school was said to he Open Saturday evening, instead of Fri- day evening, and the pupils coming in in goodly numbers on last 5 ilurdny tvrt‘l' tug revealed the error, which the men— sger corrects this week. See M'Ofllse' merit in another column. Winfldd Scum, foreman at S. W. Gregory's livery stables, was at work yesterday around the barn. While he was passing under the currisge elevator the one hundred pound weight that hoists the elevator become dislodged and fell, wilting him a glancing blow on the back. He was hunched down, and the weight nurrowly «coped landing on top of him. He is unnblsto work, and re turned to his home in Rutgelleld last evening to recuperate. —-Smell auger cured bums 12):: a pound. st Hayss’ Market. The work of repairing the sewer rn South Mum street progresses slowly on account of the employee of the city. who were expected to chap it out, refining to do so because of the mid weather. The work was started by W. H. Ieeker a 00., but on account of the numerous cave-ins, the firm save up the job, and Contractor A. Bucluwsa engaged to board it up, and prevent further carer ins. 'l'be sawarhstoppsd up for a disw sauce 0! several feet. —-A few more copies of "The World's Sweetest Songs" and "The luslcsl Home" can be neared at the nominal priceol ii cents each. at this once. Atsmeetlnaol the New York State Boardollleslth.baldintbelnrrsy Hill Hotel, Dr. 17. 0. Curtis. of Albany. sub- mlttedareporton the alleged infection other; Island oyster beds by sewage. Herald that oysters fstwnsd in water which is contaminated by sewage are oliaudbsasadandtbsttbe distal can be transmitted to human baton The repsrtwssadoptsd and a copy sent to tbailtataibbsriss Cont-laden for as- interment. 'l'baraportclaapvsma Knight 1. J. Phstaa.otthsltalabls of Colo-hm. M ' mouths. * 24 lbs. «Anna... s... F. D. LAWTON & CO. 22 South Main Street. We turn the right petals in the rlaht pleasing ”who? by the wav‘ths public rem-iv; a w W at m. to lowing prices: our source atlon for pntro us in our new store. “nut-toy. larch received. we will sell this week ll lder fitoak ‘ AM DONOVAN“ BLOCK. mu 3 be. t »r 5e. Round fiisak. . Hivlmn Steak. . ‘l Ih. Porterhonse steak 32’ IS. rm]. Pork and can... 10c In. Beat em Cured ifams lZo lb. Nest Hunter Cured Bacon, 1‘; ' lb. l‘tht 8n r Cured Shoulders. 80 lb. halt Port. lb. Lofn. lti . Shoulder . Lamb $21096]. . 5313‘; anford in charge of the Flih’rgpgrlment will sfll at the following "TS: md'lvh'i‘?‘ . ~ . . m . . Halibut 10c lb. “their?“ T623 Th unmet. 8c par n. . 4 lbs me. flurrlnlr, in per 1b.: 5 on. 25c. e. We per ”h; 3 lbs. 25c. lilo per 11).; 9 lbs. 2M. We bore also captured Vicki-rs. the butter-lite men, who will make this store his head- qttartcra. Remember the tilt is. Free and prompt delivery. FRANK S. AYERS, POOPNIUOO OF TEE NEW YORK MARKET. WASHINGTON STREET. $I.00 SOUTH NORWALK. your telephone. 2| ‘V‘Ll. sllllll'. i Combine the LATMS l' STYLE AID Ill] BIN. E. M. Jackson. (Over 1". Ilend's Confectionery.) 2:5: a...“ h. '~ kw?“ "- Norwalk. -x. _ We For of all and words of tongue or The saddest ore these. "It might The truth of above quotsti m is brought home to me, when I re fleet that if I bed linen content under the shade of this celebrated awning 1 might have been the most prmperous of butcher-I. The reason is obvious. I sold more goods 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 otter. The finest amide iii/our line to be found on earth. Free delivery in all ports of both cities. Free ride home on the trolley to sll purchasers to the amount of .1 00 living in Winnipuuk. Bust Norwnllt, South Norwnllr or Rowsytou. Use E. J. WADHAMS, 'PROPRTETOR PEOPLE’S MARKET. N. 11—330 mnnection with any other store. JACIiSON ’5 PH OTOGRAPHS and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Prior LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S TUDIES. duesday, Mch. l3, at l0 o‘clock. Come. M. H. PARSONS. A732. been " in s given NOIWALK. CONN. Our aim is to give shill-faction to our patrons. RAPE ID ART. Photographer. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. The great auc- tion sale of horses at Gre- gory’s stables MAN) and organ instruction bv Mien Nina A. law's. organist South Nowulk Flo “1 church. For terms all or nllllrcse 21 ‘sst Mainstrest.‘.\‘orwalk.l.‘onn. plain . Forty seven tramps ell-pt in the tramp house st Norwalk, last night. Attorney Jsmes '1‘. Huhbell, of Nor- walk. he- been admitted to practice be- fore the United Stat-vs Supreme Court. Sherifi elect Hartley has tendered the position of jiilt’f st the Dinbury jiil to ”-11th W. Scott, the superintendent of the town fern!w ' ~leibut l2: 1b., st Dreschcr's. A number of Norwalk people have re- cii'ed invitations to attend n srucial clones It the home of Herb in Smith in the Flat Rock distr ct. Ridgefleld, Wed- nesday evening, March 13. The Alpha Wheel club has received invitations to attend the first annual marque sociable of the Ramblin; Wheel club's century riders. st JelTersonisn Hall, Bridgeport. Friday night, latch 15. -—Yon can buy 5 lbs choice breakfast bacon for 50.2. at Hayes’ Market. Rev. Tl. A. Morrisey. n minister of thol A. I. E Zion church, is in town solicit. ing subscriptions for the (.lrseuvills lu- dustrisl school, which is for the sducsr tion of young calmed men. He is meet- ing with considerable success. Aparty of four will strike the boob er's trail at the meeting of Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. I, tonight. It is probable the smoker of the tribe will beglven Thurr day evenlrmlha am lost. The enter- tainment committee will meet st 7:30 o'clock. The booth and East Norwalk Relief society held a meeting, yesterday. and ordered bills amounting to 05.42 pald. Thereportoftbe treasurer, llrs. R. H W. “IO M prodded. showed that therawaasbslancsormll'l lathe credit of tbssoclsty. ~8leak cod 12c pound. st Dreseher’e. A basket ball contest will be held in the Y. I. C. A. gymnasium, South Nor- walh, Friday evening. March, it, at 7:00 delock. Tbs reacts participating will he thailtamiord Y. I. C. A. and the South Norwalk Y. I. C. A. There will be a socket between ibamen's name and one between the juniors. ftlsnporlrdtlie judiciary committee unsyudnntbamstteroi the lyera Wmssblnsand willreporttotba Wysbllllnfavorol allowing the moflbaatstetonselbs machine in tbelrtowaalectlonslliheydaalraiodo so. Theeommlttaswllloohltleslsors- Wmvamdsntborltyflsvorths ass of the More in state m ”herniation-limo! the mast thiamssflaseadarthsmeawlaw kss ”We ILA. Plai‘sted, DRUGGTST. ”HO—— We are still sellinr lIOOIO AMMONIA, AT 5 OTS. A BOTTIE. but we wuht to call your attention to PLAIS‘I'EII’S IMPROVED MM O IA. The best in the market: for household I5 OTS. A BOTTLE. PLATSTED’S LAVENDER SALTS, are equal losny in the market. Try a bottle. W We sell Compound lalcum Powders, Pillllllllll, 25 til. i. BOX. W l. ll. Plaistod, lo. i3zilashingion St, South tarball. we HAVE MADE I REDUCTION IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Medium and Heavy Weight , MEN’S PANTS, OIIESS PANTS, BUSINESS PANTS, . WORKING PANTS. $7. PANTS REDUCED s. " =‘ 5. 4.50 4. S 4.50 3. T0 $5. ‘ 4.50 4. 3.50/ P 3. 2. H H II M H V OOMSTOON OIIOS. ' l4 SOIITN MAIN STREET. SOIHNNOIINAIN. .. . . WTVHEN BUY!!!) GOODS PLEASE H‘I‘L’l‘l THAT YOU SAW 1313 I! T I. BOUT}! NOBWALK SENTKNEL. ‘ i CHANCE OF A LIFE TIMII ' THOUSANDS 01? DOLLARS WORTH OF NOOSEKEEPINO AIITIOLES TO BE SOLD AT COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR’ OUR HEATING AND PLUMBING llNES. NE Villl. 0I8P08E OF 000 ENTIRE -8TO0K 0F ill". “00“", ETO., IN THE NEXT 00 DAYS BEGINNING FEBRUARY lat" mi. JONESOIIOTOIIIIISS SUCCESSORS TO GO. E. K. LOCKWOOD & lMMENSE Iw are nowoflerlny ln BUTTS. in NASONIO BOILOINO. NOOWALK. JUST THE WORD to describe the VALUES we order to make room fotour SPRING STOOK. Ova space is limited, therefore we have no room to carry over old stock. ALL NEW PRICES MARKED IN RED INK. “0.00 and 090.00 Suits now .10 00 14 00 and 10.00 " " O.“ 10.00 and 12.00 ” " A: SALE 'l‘ll lflllllllllll sun m, tall AVA". yourselves of this opportunity to obtain a 6001) 8011' (or llItls molar. OPEN HEAT EVENING ONTIl 9 O'OlOOK. Davis, The “Tailor, Cloihler. Halls: and Men's Fumislltt. WWW. “HM“
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