' up. range», as as loss flaw-Ia. a...» ass-sis ass ‘ ”MIDI-radially- newsman-u. . ”ADVERT!!!“ ’ ., . 7 moot be guaranteed the Miami-handout!» flurry sca- Mdorlwill undercurrent-aw “Maugham cannot brim fidupoansurfghtuwleasoopyis seat bylo’oloclr in the afternoon of the hwmmmodam. Henry quweilsr, of Railroad place, is sick. P...— Eggs are selling at seventeen cents a dossm a drop at ten cents in about a wash. ' \w —Pkled etcalluts st Depot Restaurant 5 William Crevimau. of Hunt &,Zslufl’s market. is ill th the grip at his home on Taylor avenue. ' Burr Davies. father of Mrs. Thaddrus I. Benedict. of Day street. died at his home in North Wilton. Monday. aged dghty years. ‘ —-You can buy 5 lbs. choice breaklait ‘ , bacon for 50¢. at Bayes’ Market. Charles Springer, of Ehiladelphia. who i on a businus trip, is visiting his broth- rr ‘ law. Thomas C. Lambert. of Wood- avenue. Tbofitaudard Oil company yrs'erday received a handsome pair of horses fromthe west. They will 'WElgh about 1,500 pounds. -I.eg lamb, 12w lb. N. Y. MRI. 1 The summary of the Commercial Re miller the current week shows tour real estate sales in Norwalk and mortgages amounting to “.170. William K. Killer is the leader for the lpworth League service Sunday night. at First Krthodist church. The sub- is “Sin Oilering." , Latest style of derbys at O'Brien's. ‘ ‘ alter Fulton. janitor of the South “ftp-nu: club. left for Norfolk today. it the funeral of his brother Stephen. died last Tuesday. ’ . The Commercial Record illustrates this l wash the handsome residence of Senator 5' John H. Ferris.on West street. a descrip lieu of which has been printed in Tim Sunni. ' ~Fresh barns and fresh pork We a pound. at Hayes‘ Market. According to the Contact's Washing- ru- special. Congressman Hill. of Nor. walk, “will probably be assigned to the committee on banking and currency. which would be quite congenial to him." Friends are extending congratulations Jto Pater George L Rockwell. of this town. The little girl is a ttaunch Repub- lican. but can‘t vote in I016. unless woman's emancipation succeeds. The little stranger came to historic Ridgeiieid Wsluesdsy morning *Rldflefifild Press. ~Wearsselliog candy very low. F. A. lane. At the regular meeting of the Bat Tnmmsrs' association, held at the umau’a Building. be following were elected. President. hits. ta Judd; vice president. Mary Within~ ttreasurer. Ira. Jane Brown; sects .Irs. Fannie Joyce. At a meeting of the Hat Hakers' asso- elation of Dsnbury. it was voted to place a has of $2 on any member of that asso- dation who shall in the future buy non~ union goods. Another Important action was to forbid any member working on busts foraptloe lower than sixty-live omisperdeaen. The factory at White, Tweedy t Bmythe was closed indefinite. Iy to all union makers. MM .3... fish. lowest prices. N. Y. “It. The snuui meeting of the Grand Ooaaoliofths Baal Aroanam will he lailorwioh. April 17. The repre- ntrom ahermau Council will be . F. Hoyt. and George F. Bearse. of the ilnaneeeommittrs of the Grand Council. will also attend The tree will meet on the waning d the 10th. with Norwich Council. whichaivssahaoqost at that tins. f , ~All who with to decorate themselves “W.“ Iondsy. can procure ashssby calling on Oomstoct Broth- " as, Inrwalh and Booth llorwslt. Ikbaabrryllswsthlnbsltlsa com messymsttsrsobsomosrscou- “washablsaadlnsigalilssntsnow “and".wbIIoasrsssllstumlad umm«ubfl.mrmmv mu“ m was room alder. ”mammalian forsoms Ajmow storm on the Insat'ct ‘ ”a ”ring weather as we vs , lemma...» .. .. , ”wmmuaumy mum” WIW 1! 3“ .Hdahmrtmashilmmd. L “OM-Milan! : ”nonhuman all-Mew ‘ a mouth. : 7 , an 1 7 takes Pu ” Soap. , 25c. Fancy Sicily lemons. it each. F. D. LAWTON & CO. ,22 South Main ”Street. Wearstherl ht lsintherllrh us in our new stors‘. Samar. March the Prospect 7 Amati sugar cured hams lilo a pound.atflayet’lsrtst. Th'sliorwslk Buoatiialiwayoompsny oarringoosnavsrags economy... ”.4 list»... 7‘ views-w gamma a. m:m.a :l" The Western Union electric *tims aerv vlca will probably be introduced in Nor- wslh next week. place it very evident by the way the public r3523 and in order to show our appreciation for patronage ___.._.. Emil“; 3121‘? a“ m. ""5 1131.1: 5‘3“" ””35... «last. lac lb 0 w. Selleoh's horse ran away yestar fllrlota our. ldc lb. Porlcrhouae Stank. no la: day. in Nowell. braking one of the w.meifm: 1-- mini: 93313:“:Eél'ms‘iz‘h‘lm. ’fi iii: ”fl“ 0' a” wagon. 3.“ mg. lb. Loin. R1 Shoulder . hombrlilgirilz‘ei.‘ .131? Another large burst occurred in the 55's“§u".i.”'°"“ an" 0' "I. Fishlgzp-lt‘rtmsnt wntlltifrliidiifm ““0““ mi;- mh "iii: lb. a", of NW'." "u“ M" 0“ Plath» 11:333.. 0c par [Trolling-glib): ggwltiin. 7c per lb.:iilb1s!.c2ii:'. o. . lilo Dar Ih.; 3 lbs. file. We have a!» «plural Violins. itemsmber the DIN e. I" prompt delivery. FRANK“ s. AYERS,. PBOPRIETOO OF THE NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINHTON STREET. ROUTE NORWALK. ville avenue, yesterday. 106 nor 1b.: P lbs. 256. the ballerina man. who will make this store his head- a a q Iltss Catherine White. of Cannon. a graduate of the Boston Echooi ol Orato- ry. will recite at the Y. If. C. A. enter- tainment to be given April 24. ~You can buy extra line salt pork for 10: a pOllnd. It Hayes' Market. Fornf allsad words of tongue or To. mow are these. ~-u might 25:38 been " The 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 mmt 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. it late, is better than not stall. Listen to the lnducements we offer. The finest goods in our line to be found on earth. Free delivery in all ports of both cities. Free ride home on the trolley to all purchasers to the amount of 31 00 living in Winnipztuk. East Norwalk. South Norwallt or Rowayton. Use Henry Grumman. a member of Phi» ill Ewgine company. of Norwola. will receive from the treasurer of the State Firemen} amociation a check for $28 for sickness contracted February 7th. Come in and try on the Spring styles in' Hats, and see which one you look the best in. We have all the difl'ercnt blocks of the leading batters. Our $3 Hat we guarantee to be equal to any 385 one sold. Our $2 ones Will last as long as you care to wear them. For $1.50 we Tony Penebra. the little Italian bby w )0 was recently accidentally shot. ap- pears tube improving under the excel- lent cars of the nurses at the Norwalh hospital. and it in likely that he will re- cover. —Pork and sausage,10c lb. N. Y. 31hr. There are a large number of count". hit silver dollars of the date of 1800 in circulation. Where they came from is a mystery. The counterfeit is so perfect that it can be detected only by weight. the dollar piecs a being a little short in weight of the regular standard dollar. A baseball club of colored players. to be known as the Cuban Giants has been organised in Norwalh. The team is com- posed of James Gordon. William Hamil. ton, Joseph Shepard. William VsuClisf. Fred Arden. James Shepard. Bsmuel Lewis, William Taylor. Ben Beatles and Sylvester Taylor. ——llourning bands at O’Brien's. Him Haggis Gray. of Philadelphia. who is the guest of her brother. Charles B. Gray, of Isadow street, was tendered a surprise party Thursday night. which was one of the most enjoyable atlairs of the season. Thirty-five friends were present and made the occasion a memor- able one. Games were enj lyed and a delicious supper was served. Governor Collin ban signed the acts al lowing sherilis twenty—five cents per mile for transportation or each winner to abate prison. giving the bank commis- sioner authority over building and loan estimations, increasing the number of deputy sheriffs in Faith-rid county to twauty and prohibiting the tubing of lobsters under saver: and one-half inches in length. —-Yc St. Cecilia Maidens in "Old Mother Hubbard" dress. hair “put up" on twp of their heads and powdered will be a goodlye picture. The monthly hullotin «r Ihe Connecti- cut State Board of Health for the month of February records thirty-six deaths in Norwsllr. representing an annual death rote of 2i 7 per 1,000 inhabitants on a basis of 19.820 population. There were 1,351 deaths reported in the state during the month. This was 321 more than in January. and 250 more than the average number 07 deaths in February for the live years preceding the present The death rate was 10 6 for the large towns; for the small icons, 2”. and 20 0 for the who]. state. lasso lves, a prominent citizen of Dan- bury. came from New York city yestero day and spent a short time in South Nor— walk. excreting to go to Danbury on the 4:30 Plurdeld train. Ir. Ives was not familiar with the change of tracks here. and,whsn the 4:!) accommodation train for New Haven came in on the track for- merly used by the Danbury trains. Ir. has got on board. He rods to East Nor- walh. where he discovered his mistake. and slighted and tool a trolley car back to South Norwalh. reaching here in time to tshcthe 5:12 train for mnbury. ~Rosshsdsrsldcspound, banished lto. at Hayes' Iarhst. The funeral of Douglass Bruodsgs. the little son of [need Ital. J. Brou- dags. who dlsd on Wednesday afternoon ' aresspscially invltsd. 'mfflmhfitmt 1! your telephone. 2: watt. srsutar. Combine the LA IESISIYLE AID FINISH; and to furnish them with the finest production E r Ms Jackson. (Over F. head’s Confectionery.) Mr. and In. Barry Seymour haves girl baby. Edward Brennan and Wendell Ashton moved into the Hsddsn store. uptown. today. Governor Vincent 0. Collin has sp’ pointed George B. Vusburgh, Jr.. of Col. onel Frost's office, a notary public. .C. T. Lunard purchased a horse at Ni. ii. Parsons' auction on Thursday. as did aleo Dr. Donut Hitchcock and J. T. Prowitt. ” W.-. G. H. flit-st. of Middletown. N. Y..will render a solo at the morning and evening services at the Norwalk llethodist church, to monow. The city of Norwalk is to put an iron rsllingon the sides of the Cross street bridge, as pedestrians are liable. by a misstcp. to fall ed on a dark night. A man giving his name as William Hayward was arrested last night for drunkenness. and Justice Alonz) Smith sentenced him to the county jail for ten days. ~Oysters at Depot Restaurant. The committee on the smoker to be given Wednesday by Uocas Tribe. 1. 0. R. It. will meet at Trowbridge c Co.’s cigar store. Monday evening at 8 o’clock. to complete arrangements. The attachment case of Dill in d: lbuglqas. of New Haven, against Ferdi- nand Schliti, which was to have come before Justice Keeler today. was ad journ- ed to Tuesday morning at 10 o‘clock. --Boys’ soft hats at O‘Brien’s. Harry Burning, the "banjo king." gave an entertainment in the school hou~o in Winnipsuk. last night. There was a good array of talent. and the large audi- ence present thoroughly enjoy ed the programme. The Biases Boodsld. of Main street. Norwalh. entertained the Epworth League of the Norwslk llsthodlat church. last night. The business mest~ ing was held ilrst.foilowed by games and refushments. ~Chichens. 12in lb. N. Y. Mitt. Bshsem Roy. a student and a son of a native India prince, will lecture upon the manners and customs of ludia. at the Y. II. C. A. Hall. tomorrow. The Apollo orchestra will furnish music. Ladies B. J. Wadhsms. the Norwslk market- man. is mahlng radical changm in his market on Wall street. Anew ones willbseoostructsd. and aportloa of the market devoted to the grocery Imlsrm. wbldt Ir. Wadhams will con- duct is emanation with his most busi- arm. ~Atswmosseopissof “The World’s lwssttst hugs" and “The luslcsl Roms” can be assursdat the nominal priesotacratseachmtthIsMcs. ltlssapsotsdthatndwsrd 1'. Benton. lorwslh’s oandflsts toronsof thallsw York Plan has European tours. will tskssdscidsd jump tomorrow towsad stamps! the list. as it it usdsrstood mathlslrlsadshsvshssarclllng la the acaltaus to do thighslsnrsttysarsof “IMs E. J. WADHI‘AMS, PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S MARKET. N. B.—-No connection with any other store. JACIflSON’S PH OTOAGRAP LARGE COLLECTION 08' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. T” No. 43 Washington St. NOIWALK, DONN. r r HS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. s of the Puo‘roortarnlo ART. Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwalk. (Iona. IANO and organ instruction hv Miss NinahA. gun's. ortseanist depth fiddk a c are . W“: or me as or rem Main strut. Norwalh. Conn. 183m The little daughter of A. Carmi Betta. of Newtown avenue, is quite ill. Jerome 8. Gainer. of East Norwalk, is negotiating for George S. Partrick’a place at Craubury, now occupied by Theodore Bates. Clarence Brush. of Franhlin street. has sold his dog. which secured aprize at the recent dog show in Madison Square Garden. and May took the canine to New York city. from which place It will be shipped to Chicago. llll Plaisled, DRUGGIST. ————OOO——-—-— We are still selling IIOOIO AMMONIA, ll 5 OTS. N “THE. but we want to call your attention to PLAIS'I‘ED’S IMPROVED AMMO II. The bestln the marketfllor household l5 (ITS. I BOTTLE. PLAISTED’S LIVENOE .liL'l‘S, are squaltosny in the market. Try a bottle. A m We sell Compound lalcum Powders, Pillilllill. 25 m. l. Bill. a. an... wmmmacm _ .i can give you a Hat sold in most stores for $2. ’ catsuit BROS. INNSONIO BUILDING. NONWNLN. II SOUTH INNIN 813, SOUTH NONNNIK. P. S. We are showing Spring styles in. Suits and Over- coats. W'WBKN BUYING GOODS PLEASE HTATE THAT YOU SAW LI"!!! IN ’3. SOUTH NDBWA LK BENIINEL. E CHANCE [IF A LIFE TIME THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH 0F IIOOSEIIEEPINO AOTIOIES TO BE SOLD AT COST TO MAKE NOON FOR OUR llENTlNB NNO PLUMBING LINES. WE VIII. OISI’OOE OF OUR ENTIIIE -8TOOK OF IAIN. OIOOKENY, ETO., lN TIIE NEXT GO ON“ BEBINNINB FEBIIIINNT lat" IONS. JONESOIIOTOIIIIISS f SUCCESSORB TO E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO. mfltf 1 ” lMMEhlSE I JUST THE WORD to describe the VALUES we are nowoderiug in. BUTTS, its order to make room forour sums smut} Ova space is limited. therefore we have no room to carry over old stock. ALL NEW PRICES MARKED IN RED lNK. “0.00 and 000.00 Suits now 010 00 ll 00 and 10 00 " " I.” " 10.00 and 12 00 ” “ SALE usumumu no, oil Avau. yourselves of this opportunity to obtain a GOOD SUIT furllllls mossy. OPEN Elilll EVENING ONTII O O'OIOON. Davis, The Tailor, titular. Nails: and Nun’s Funlltlltr. 1 Ml limit. malaise. “not.“ it
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