confirmation class of Trinity ill meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. “be still be eervrce in Trinity church Whom at 5 o'clock. and tomor- lttcrning at 9:80 o’clock. I”. Edward F. Kn pp. 48 West _ will entertain the King’s Daugh- of Trinity church, Thursday after- I Alfred Grosser will leave the employ of mine. the North Main street hutch- wsek. and return to his home in .: ”n, I peters at Depot Restaurant. Hrs. William H.0lmstead, of Union are. left towh for Cleveland, Ohio. yea- tgdey hfternoon. to visit her daughter. lire. Low in. Ellwood. Mrs. Ellwood’s childis' seriously ill. The dump cart purchased by the last M of Councilmen to be need in work- lll the lire department borne on the streets of the city, has been sold by Councilman Golden for $27. The gymnastic class of the People‘s nlmtitnte will be omitted on Wednesday Mining of this week. because of the Old ' t. The class will beresum- from Wednesday. confer warrior’s degree tonight at the council. Action will be taken oesu portant amendment to the hy- lhwe. an intrease in the death 7 ’t be without some popular when you can secure the sub- mt'l for one year free by using perio- dical ete. ‘Allpmherof thexltrmer members of WAmuicw band met last night. him some were unable to be present it decided to delay the organisation until next Monday night. Samuel Walsh was elected chairman. Jimmy Landrlgau came out of Slat‘ " ky'e barber shop. on Wall street. about .3 7 o'clock this morning end started across f the street. At thiejuncture J. H. Lou- ' line’s coal cart came along and the horse struck Leudrigau, knocking him down. « ‘ head struck the shafts and was quite ly cut. colonial architecture.and will cost be‘ specifications are all read “ upon by contractors. L —-0 lbs. plate for 25c. at Drescher’s. of the day and evening. weddingmurand then return to Pitts , m Mr F. a. lane, who wll .v ” The Mimen Sarah and Agnes Fitch. the orwalk miliiners, will shortly begin the erection of a house on Springwood ave- nue. It will be a handsome structure of '5 tween 00,000 and 37,000. The piann and ‘0 be figured J The tint of a series of “ladies’ days" ' takes place to-morrow at the Fox Cycle Motley on Elizabeth street. 80 large ‘ he been the demand for private lessons the special hours are now set apart for India, and a special instructor engaged. A vhit of inspection will conflgggmauy- ' one where a fine line of bicycles they be found. The academy is open at all hours The marriage of Bay Curtis. son of hir. . ~ In. D. B. Curtis. of Knight street. , ll. Hollie Bondsman. of Pittsburg. ~ .. will take place at thshrlde’s home . . Seymour Curtis. clerk atths » County Savings bank. a brother ' dihegroom. willecteshest man. The , newly married couple will take a short havg to reside. as hit. Curtis' business is Cal-dine! Ladies! Ladies! Golden. who has given tire satisfaction Private Bicycle lessons. in her work of the year. With thh ' [Against ledise' wheels. 075. addition to its present music. it looks as Bicycle Academy. Elisabeth fit. if for the eumlol‘yeer the First lathe houiged tovaeatsthsdepot.wlll hostile storeinD.P.lily’shloek amiagtcnntrsehfcrmsrlyoooupled mama. He also proposes. ’h enhanced.” opsenrsstaurantin "hsssntheremeticncfthscltynserths Issw snnesa They will hecondhcted tress. . , There wees 7 o’clock mass at er. liery’schnrchthls morning.iumsmcry othJcneph. The funeral of Ira. Nora Irritation will he held from St. lsry's church. to- marrow morning. ‘ -—8trictly fresh eggs, 180. per dos . at l". D. Lawton & Co.'s. City Engineer 0. N. Wood. of Nor- wsik. has been surveying for a proposed newer at “Hillside." The Norwalk Hand Laundry will move next month from the basement on Knight street into the Price building on Water street. I. G. Hamilton went to New York yes- terday in company with A. Trout.» ‘ attend a horse sale. but neither made any purchases. William Gurry has left the employ of the City Steam Laundry. end accepted a position as engineer on the oyster steam- er "DexterK Cole.” —-Wearsselling candy very low. F. A. Lane John E. Light end Chester F. Tolles. commissioners on the insolvent estate of W. H. hieeker. will meet at Ir. Light's ollice on tiny 10 and June 15 at 10 n. m. A suicide. occurred on Main street. Nor- wslk. early this morning. It was a cat who hung herself trying to jump the fence in front of Charles St. John’s resi- deuce. M. H. Parsons. of Brookside Farm. last week sold thirty'one horses. Today be shipped two pairs of dapple greys to New York parties. There seems to be a horse market yet. The rooms on the second floor of the Lockwood building. now occupied by the Y. M. C. A.. are advertised to rent from end after April 1. by F. St. John Loch wood. the owner. The Norwalk Water Commissioners estimate that the cost of extending the water main 500 feet up Bpringwood ave- nuswillbefl'lil. A ten per cent reV' onus is gnanets_s_d.___ Charles Henry Payne, the well-known carpenter. who went south last fall. and has been for some time in Florida. started for South Norwelk yriiterday. and expects to arrive here Thursday. Everyman H. E. Dan has purchased enew harness for the horses which he will furnish tcdraw Norwelk's new fire steamer. Chairman Chinery. of the tire committee. gave the contract to Mr. Benn. as P. Williams. who was to fur- nish the horses. does not have a night watchman at his stables. '3 --(let a book of periodical tickets at W. A. Vogei's or Francis «it Cc.'s. A large deed elm tree in front of Charles St. John's residence on lain street, Norwelk, has been condemned and will be cut down Numerous com. plaints have been mode to the highway department of the city concerning the tree. as it was feared it would blow over and injure some one pnming along the street. There Will be a meeting in the Nor- walk club parlor. tonight at 8 o'clock. to discuss the projrct of organizing a Collee Mouse company. The Rev. W. H. Mere. president of the Bridgeport company. will be present to make a statement and answer questions. The company. if or- ganized, vagll open a house where com- fortable lodging and excellent meals can he had at very cheap rates. —-Barses’ Bicycles. Who has them? Fox Cycle Co. We understand that at a meeting, last evening. of the music committee of the First lethodist Episcopal church, it was decided to establish if possible a large chorus choir for the ensuing year. under the leadership of Frank Oomstock. who. together with Ire. Imogene item, so- prano; Miss Jennie Punselt. site. and W. F. Amhlsr. tenor. will form the nucleus. they having been engaged. The organist will be as before, lira. James e l dist Episcopal charchcholrwouldbs so give it upfhut there penned other course. After ill.“ Ml» and?!) canteen. for the press-twill remain cathesssuadnoer. Madelyn-e- I “'7‘ ’4 ltaKasl’ulun Soap h” madman-imma- lit. Fancy Sicily lemons. ‘ , It tacit F. D. LAWTON 8:“ CO. 22 South rillaln‘ Street. To say that wesresurprissd at the antenatal business that we hast in our new store for the last two weeks is pitting it in a very- rniid form. Our success has been great. which shows that it pays to treat the public right. and vs each and everyone their money’s worth. which we will continue to do“ e do not quote extra line Salt Pork. but we do quote double extra fine Bolt Pork, the . beet thet you ever used. or your ll! back. at lilo lh. Also these small Sugar Cured Home. 'at 129 rer lb. to less than the alter fellow, and you can't beat them in quality on this earth The best Boneless Bacon ever sold in this town or any other town, for 12;: per lo. Remember that the same prices prevail atthis market as before. Our prices are not subject to change every twenty-four hours. We also lead in quality of all kinds of fresh Ssh. and Is for prices. we cannot nor will not be undersold. Free and prompt delivery. FRANK S. AYERS, illuminant! it! NEW VORK MARKET. DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET, some NORWALK. For at all and words of tongueor . The saddest are these. "it might R3. been " The truth of above quotation is brought home to me, when i rriiect 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 in this one store than I have ever been able to do in two. But repentance. if late, in better than not at all. Listen to the inducements we offer. The finest goods in our line to he found on earth. Free delivery in all parts of both cities. Free ride home on the trolley to all purchasers to the amount of 01.00 living in Winnipauk. East Norwalk. South Norwalk or Rowayton. Use your telephone. ' .E. J. WADHAMS, PROPRIETOR PEOPLE’S MARKET. or want. Drum. Ito-MALE. costs. N. B.——No connection with any other store. JACKSON’S PHOTOCERAPHS Combine the LAT!!! I’I'Yll AID l’llllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the rfloroorrsrrr lo All. LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN'S STUDIES. E. M. Jamison. Photographer. (Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, News“. Cell. Norwelk Division. A. 0. 3.. will mt PIANO and organ instruction bv Ilse Ni A. 1 . let that tomorrow night to perfect its auxiliary. Ila stn:hnmh."';ormterm.n a cell oi; mm.“ 8i eetllalnstreef.Norwalk.Ccun. 198m The Building and Loan annotation will meet tonight at 102 Washington street. ’The barge "Flore L" came into the harbor yesterday with a lead of sand for the railroad improvements. One of the tallest telegraph poles in thecity was erected yesterday on North lain street. near Edward Quittner‘s ear Icon. it will bentilised in stringing the wires over the erasing. as they must be got out of the way of the elevated tracks. which will he organized a week from Thursday. Asa Seymour Curtis. one of the oldest citizens of Strntford. died yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. of a complication of diseases. aged 82. He was related to. the Curtis family of Norwalk. —-Strictly fresh sage, 18c. per don. at F. D. Lawton & Co.'e. Helen. the ten months’ old daughtercf Kr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Madden. died last night. at their home. 7 Ray mend street. The funeral will be attended to marrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. It. and hire. Madden will have the nym- pathy of a large circle of friends in their affliction. Sir Knights Frank Street. Furron 8. Bette and Peter Decker. are attending the annual concleve of the Grand Com- mandery. Knights Templar, at Meridrn. Last night St. Elmo Comm'indery con. ferred the Order of the Temple degree upon E. A. Babe. of Norwalk, before the oiiizers of the Grand Lodge. DRUCGlST. —__”._—— We are still scllinr ii0lllli AMMONIA, ll 5 0T8. l BilTTlE. but we want to call your attention to PLAIS'I‘ED’S lMPifliEfl AMMlliill. Thehsstlnthemerketflov household use l5 0T8. I BOTTLE. --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 office. The Grrmania Swogerbund celebrated its anniversary. last night. in the society ball on the Washington street bridge There was a large ateudance of members and the occasion surpanesed ell preced~ ing anniversaries. A supper was served and several hours were passed in dancing to the strains of music by Heine's orches- tra. At especial meeting last night. [lope Hose company voted to hold a banquet on the evening of April 17. the first anal- versary of the company's reorganisation. The company will entertain upward of one hundred guests, including the mayor and members of the City Council. oihoers of the tire department. and press. It was also decided to hold the last of the company's series of acetate on the night of April 29 —-Use periodical tickets! They cost you nothing and you will receive vain- ahle premiums thereby. w The semi-annual busine- msetingof the Young People’s locirty of Christian Endeavor connected with theNorwalk church will he held in the chapel after the prayer meeting Thursday night. The president's ap- pointments on committees .fcrthenext six months will heclsrnd for approval andasiioniakee toclossthesccouatscf transactions for the past term. Asthe meeting is one of rpselnl im it PLAISTED’S Lliiiilliii SALTS, magenttcasyln the market. Trya lshoped thatsvsryrasmhsrwl pres- bottle. lursfsrsses the statsmmtshat the ... ldetsd nun-aim w'“'°°"°‘" ' to prevent“. lion in tam: . P d .11 r en'mW.....--........ ialtum on are, no stumplswhntsvsrao pnrshsssaata' 'Wh'l'm'm“""“ Pillflllil. 25 018. l. Illl. lsfastwshavsatadsnohiils . hssrsstlaasyelsetrisiisssisthe ants. Vsshall ammo-helm theisswlersadsatslilessrlghtwhh b lhssinta Mars i. ll. Plaisioii, Come in and try on the Spring styles in Hats, and see which one you look the best in. . We have all the dif'mreutblocks of the leading batters. Our $3 Hat we guarantee to be equal to any $5 one sold. Oui" $2 ones will last as long as you care For $1.50 we can give you a Hat sold in most .. to wear them. stores for $2. tension inns. assault solicits, Intent. ll WTII Ill! 81-, um III'IlK. P. S. We are showing Spring styles in Suits and Over- coats. ”I" 3"!!!“ oooue ".359! ”I'll I'll" 1W ‘1'” I. all IOU!“ IOBWALI amines. THE iHlNiE [IF Alli]! TIME 'I'Hlliiililii llF nouns WORTH OF ilillliiliiii’lllfi lliililil TO BE SOLD AT COST T0 III! III. FII Illl llEITllI III risenas ll“. IE Illl ll”!!! IF ”I EITIIE 31“! U m m. ET... II TIIE IEIT II II" storm “III!" I... I“. JilllES liliiiiillllll 811003880118 T0 E. K. LOCKWOOD & co. lMMENSEi msrrnzwoenios-aauasvawm we are new“ b m crdammakerccmferoar b SPliillB Siillil. Ocaspembmmwshsvssesesmtemrsysvsrdd“. ALL NEW PRICE amen ll BID III. “assume-ram m use-as I.” " " ” into-s recs ” " Ci. Sill ill iiillllil Sillillllli, llli Avartyearsstssssffib Mhflemwnflsrum mmnmwuimn. Davis, The Tailor, MW in .610“er It Int 3*. * ins-assures»: ' m
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