Ff!» files- use no as a... ‘Wnlk. souia lav-alt and . It! was was» mar-at sum. as as sav- “Iowa. T0 AllVllt'l'lBllls. noes cannot be” guaranteed the any copy a handed in. cm rea- tfm‘t will be made to accomm- Pfllfyns. but always cannot be it» Gduponasaflghtunleeseopyis sent why 2 o'clock in the W» of the be before change a desired. MA 0. Cuneo.of Water street. is sick. . The weekly practice of the Arion Sing- 7 G mien will be held tonight. under lithe direction of Lender Ioesser. Ida Cole. formerly of South N or- , has opened a stenogrspher's and, type rtttat’s «dice on Broadway, New city. _ e twenty fifth anniversary of the it U V. Freundschaft Band will be held in mania Hall. Wednesday. evening. pril 10th. The Southern New England Telephone company has placed a new instrument * inthecity of South Norwalli's electric light station. Mayor Andrews. of Danbnry. has vetoed the resolution appropriating $85,000 for a municipal electric light plant in that city. There will be service in Trinity church this evening at ‘i :30 o‘clock, with sermon by the Rev. B. M. Sherman, rector of St. Paul’s church, Bridgeport. ~Weareselling candy very low. F. A. lens. Willipm H. Johnson. of the Mabac kemo tel, will take part in an athletic exhibi on at Danhury next Monday night together with other celebrities. , subject of- the'rnid-week prayer mooring at the chapel of the Norwalk ' ational church. tonight, is “Ex- . . I Helps to Christian Living.” The will open the conversation. Wes E. Wilcox, a wealthy resident ison. was instantly killed by the F . « express at the Mamaroneck of the New York, New Haven ordrailroad. yesterday morn- oiin Powers. who was taken violently - . a few days sgo.and has since been lined in the lockup, was taken to dletnwn Insane Asylum. this morn- : i on the 9:11 train, by Chief of Police The Sons of Rest gave a delightful dance in the hall in Wont Norwalk. last. night. There was a large attendance. guests being present form Darlen, New Canaan, and various portions of the town of Norwalk. _ Contractor Miner i). Randall has about completed C. Strung Holt's new grocery store on Cedar street, at the head of Bayview avenue, and the latter is got- ting in his stock of goods, preparatory to beginning business. Hrs. S. M. Upson. of Ann street, has received from friends in Stquel, Cal., a box of white lilacs. gladiolai and several extraordinary large and beautiful calla llliu. These llowers are now hloascming out of doors in that state in great pro fusion. ~200 gents‘ 500 white unlsundered Eris. 830 each; 100 New York mills cot- unlanndered shirts. Bowe's price ti. price 591-. South Norwalk Boston m. The City Council of Norwalit seems to think a bandstsnd is not particularly es- sential these hard times, and the matter ”been referred to the highway com- mittss for report. [any citizm en- dull their action. ssit can be readily the spacers future time. Oilvsr E Barker. who fluently pur chased the cigar business of James Fitz: amid. is having chattgss made in the . , and will move his insurance are estate business from Washlnaton lnafsw days. His present office H be occupied by Randall ik Hoyt. 'l'hs flew York Tribune reports a story . thssllsot that under the new tralllc . .. tit for through freight. the figures willshow for the New York and flew railroad ”000.000 worth of t trellis diverted from the New Yerszutrsl railroad tnths ilratnatnsd seal. Annmhsrof hnyvarsin lhehs:it of Wing in the rear of fit. star’s Owns! church. formerly the Congra- galuud. all North “sin strsst. and flaking richness of themselves. A ”generous targsswsswasihrows ”coauthor-arouse". Gout fiashsshssu noises the police, who iaovsfrcmllaislrssttolslahpvll 1. ' , ‘rss hunter-Boonie case; which cams upyesterdsy, has been adjourned until Monday. --0ystors at Depot Restaurant. “—— An enjoyable party was given to list Eva Franks.“ her home on Camp street. last night. There were nines. dancing. and refreshments. ‘ A leak was discovred yesterday in the water service pipe which gorslnto David Workman’s house on Belden ave- nue. It was repaired today. The five-year-old boy who has been boarded with Mrs. Silas Aiken, as Win- nipauk. by the town for .2 per week, Is to be taken to the Children's Home. -—Don’t be without some popular to igazine when you can secure the sub- scription for one your free by going perio- dlcul tickets. Neill-9 Callahan, infant daughter of Dcnml Callahan. died at the home of her parentstn Winnlpauk, last night. The funeral will he held tomorrow afternoon. , i H. F. Lockwood, of New Canaan. made a large shipment of potatoes to New York this morning via the propel- ler City of Norwallt. It. is the first ship meat that has been been made to New York in some time. Fred Rogers, while doing some fancy bicycle riding at the armory yesterday, slipped and fell. together with his wheel. landing on his head. Albert Scolield also fell in" turning a corner on his wheel- Noither was seriously injured. Mr. The semi-annual business meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. of the Norwalk Con- gregational church, will he held in the chapel. after the prayer misting tonight. Committees for the ensuing six months will be appointed and other bustan of importance transacted. —Don't miss the great bankrupt sale of $8,000 worth of dry goods, etc., at the South Norwalk Boston store. The bicycle riding school at the Nor. walk Armory was successfully opened yesterday. it is estimated that over 250 persons visited the school. either as spectators or to‘ertjty the cycling. I. P. Sherwood. the manager. feels highly elated over the success of the school. John Cotter. of Norwalk. who was up. pointed by the Superior Court to ap. praise the machinery of the Less Manu- facturing company. of Westport, against whom receivership proceedings have been commenced, has completed his labors. An expert is at work examining the boohl. The weekly meeting if the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will be held at the home of Mrs bi. J. Manson. It‘ll Union street. Hiday afternoon at 3 o'clock. As the we tther was stormy last week, the business that was tobehrought before lhr- l'nion was deferred for one week it is hoped that all members will malts a special effort to be present at this meeting. W. A. \'o.tel's or Francis & Co's. Grand fluent Dive-apart, Past Regents A (Lilourley and G. M Sinclair. W. W. Gillespie and Mr. Fitzpatrick. of the Stamford Council, Royal Arcsuum, who visited Ponastus (kiuncil. of Norwalk. Tuesday night, to exemplify the wars, were delayed just long enough. owing to some trouble on the trolley line, to miss the train for home, and were obliged to drive over. Dinbury's city b Joke show a shortage of $50 000, due to lax business methods. ‘l'heioss is made up largely of assess‘ ments. which have not been enforced and which have been allowed to lapse by limitation. The committee, of which Mayor Andrews is chairman. recom- mends that a bookkeeper he engaged by the city toseo that its financial affairs are straightened out and kept straight. cried. ~Cavpets cleaned by Cspron look 0.x his coat. torts. A grand concert and entertainment will be given at the East Avenue Hotho- diat church. Wednesday evening. larch 27, for the benefit of the church. Well. known local artists. among whom are the Bsppho quartstte. will participate and vocal and instrumental solos, banjo (“tell and selections by a well-known slo- cutionlit assursa programme of much enjoyment. An incident that nearly resulted ser- lvusly occurred at the smoker of [loose Trim]. 0. B. It.. last night about it o'clock. Oliver E Barksr,the cigar dealer. andonaof tbs prominent sis-bars of thanks. was taken suddenly with an epileptic It. Friends carried him late the ants-room. and after two physicians who were present has! worked over him naarlyanhnur.hswssrassorsd to our To say that and every quote extra Ii that you eye! Cured Home. at. 12: t in quality on th other town. for ., Xériso H. E. Williams is moving from Wall to Main street today. lifts. G. S. Chopin. of 10 Teller street. who has been sick. in recovering slowly. and Mrs. I". E Spring street. entertained afew friends yesterday. A ' italcltnnwledsedlllt asst. FOR SALE BY ' F. o. LAWTON 8.00. 22‘ South Main Street. we are surprised at the amount of mom that we have done in our new store for the last two weeks is paths is in a very mild form Our mosses has been great. which shows that it pm to trust the public right. and in each om- their money’s worth, which we will continue to do e do no Salt Pork, but we do go. my double extra line 80" Pork. the best used. by your mmey bans. at We per lb. Also these small its :sr er in lo less than than rm fellow. and you can't beat their) is worth The Mr Boneless 8.1m ever sold in this town or any 12;; per in 8' member that the some prices prevail atthis market so before. Our prices are not subject in em also lead in quality of an limits of trash fish. a not he uncersold. Free and prompt delivery. not every twenty'funrthonvs. We as for prices. we cannot nor will FRANK s. AYERS, DONOVAN?! BLOCK. (Over F. Meud‘e Confectionery.) - Emma Siko. agrd two years. died this morning at her home, 18 lloyt street, of diphtheria. The father is Martin Ssko, —-A few more copies of "The World's Sweetest Songs" Home” can be secured at the nominal price of 5 cents each. at this alien. and Terrance Cavanauhmec ind trick opera- tor ia the tower at Springwood. is con- fined to his home with the grip. .._.._.«._..... There will has pool match tomorrow niuht at 10 o'clock at 93 Washington street, between Brown. of Bridgeport, and an unknown The home of John Cullen, 56 ”consult cut avenue. was quarantined this noon on account of the ricsmss with scarlet fever of Dudley Cu‘len. The hsd's broth ers and sisters will stay with their uncle, Richard Cassy, Ferris avenue. The [rewia Lockwood market pvop- vty on Washington street bridge has been so praised by a commission from the 813on im Court. composed of Talmadge Baker. J. M. Lane and Herman Theile, at GI 500. The appraisal is in connection with a foreclosure suit by William Church. of ' Westport avenue, who held a mortgage on the property. .. --Like new. carpets cleaned at Capron's Work was commenced yesterday at Springwood on the midlle emit-hound track, laying ties and rails for two bun tired feet east of the romlbvidge. which will beconnectsd up Saturday with the westbound track and gradingia done on the old tracks. It will taltc one month to do this work. When completed the two tracks will be connected with the signal tower and put in operation between here and Ulcer brook for all trains. _ Chief of Police Bradley . of Norwalk, has been requested to be on the lookout for an ltalian who was arrrated for W- sing counterfeit money in Port Chester. Tuesday night. but managed to make his escape from tho ol’fl arr by slipping out of He is described so being five feet tall, with black moustache and fan- considr rable amount counterfeit money has brim passed is this srction of late and it is snsprctrd that this man may be one of the gang. ' WNW... ~Use periodical tickets! you nothing and yen will rrcsivs vain. able premiums thereby. Carpenters began today tearing down the portion of Dudley P. lly‘s building appeals the old depot. secured by the rallrosd company for fourctvsehlog in- provsinsnts. Ilys. also began work today laying bricks for the west-sldedrpot. Thsdivlsv ion wall in the cellar. which was eonsldv cred unsafe, has been found to have hsenhuilt according to contract, but a large quantity of gravel placed in the csllsrcsnsstl the wallltobnlgs out. We hlsmslachargsahlatotha momma. aathswaliwasnotespseisd to do ssv, vies as a retaining streets". Yesterdsywasstyat the You Cyeisaeadsrsy.sudlsrsspossstoeavds of invitation whinhhadhsssssst oat. nearlyahssdrsd ladi- nIIrtl Itsswssa thshoursoflandil dolor! to are the new wheels. lasy of the best wheat wo-ssistonwsvsprwsat. Thalid- Contractor flay mood. of "The Musical used until the They cost Thomas. PIIUPIIIETUN (IF THE NEW ‘t’ORK MARKET. WAQHTXMI‘IN HTRBE’T’. ”TUTTI SORWALK. Combine the LAIESI‘ STYLE All) "new. Osvaim is to give satin-farthest In our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Pflormunruso ‘31-, LARGE COLLECTION OF CfllhimllS'S urchins. E. M. Jackson. Photographer. 53 Wall street. Mrwalk. Cons. PIANO and organ Instruction hv Miss Nina A, Lewis. Maoist Moth NIMIIK risotto. church. I’or mm call or address 2! West. Main stronthmrwalltdfrmn. learn Alfred .Tacksoh and wifemf New York, have a girl baby. This increases the joy of firsndps letlrsnd Jackson, of No" walk. Thsschmguer “Annie Gertrude.” Cap- tain lien Painter, of Greenwich. calm to 6. Ti. Shaffert (Jo's dork today with 200 barrels of oysters. The pleasant apartments of )Ir. and In. A. tioimans, in liabscksrno Bowl. were the scene of a delightful btd enchrs party. last evening. Architect W. 8. Knapp is annoying the property M Commodore Francis Bur- riit. on Quinlan! avenue. for the purpose sf tasking maps of the property. Perhapaths iiosst display of millinery novelties ever shown in NorwaIk can be sssnstths new millicery parlors over Jackson's jewelry store. which will he opened next week. It will pay the India of l‘ovwalk and vicinity tocsll and see the fine display of goods shown by this enterprising firm. ll. ll. Plaisied, ouucctsr. W We are still selling llfllllll ANNUNII, ll 5 GIS. I GJTTLE. but we want to call your attention to PLIIS'I'EII’S IIIPIlflIED of racer-nuts my... soul-hots l5 GT8. I GUTTLE. of PLAISTED’B LlIEIIlIEIl llLTS. mrqflwssyis the mast. ‘l‘vys batik. , W wanna-paras "' lalcum Powders, mm. it ctt ”i. IllI. '- M "mm oaths ”I h the Mandarin-lasso horas. fits garden". “I masculine-:2 i." W h thouahtthateassmivssnioking WU ”fid'mmb “a“ gammy”. wilsssrsptgoodssihaskraptprless-n mom mas new wheels was ”“0 ‘ mugum.mfleydtisummm# samhw . g , . ,ramymuwmmfimmzfzm ‘3' . “ i n W 3“ m . 5” fithahyshstfislasfl hiss-wives!“ as“ h’ m ' “Masts. whalin- ”stint-assuming,” , Game in and try on the Spring styles in Hats, and see which one you look the best: in. We have all the difl'erentblocke of the leading hatters. Our $3 Hahwe guarantee to be equal to any $5 one sold. Our $2 ones Will last as long as you care to wear them. For $1.50. we can give you a Hat sold in most stores for $2. BINSTIIIIII Bills. NIGUNIG BUILDING. NUIININLN. l4 GUUTH INNIN GT-, SOUTH NUIIWILK. P. S. We are showing Spring styles in Suits and Over- . coats. VIII" “If!!!“ 60009 I’L‘ASE HTA'I‘I THAT YOU BAWIfI'IIII I)! m SOUTH KOBWALK Ill‘l‘llillo. 'l'llli CHANCE III lLFE 'I‘IME 'l‘lllllillllli 0F nouns wosm 0F HUIJSEIIEEPIIIG ARIIBLES TO BE‘fiOLD AT COST TU NIKE IUUI FUN Gilli HEATING AND PLUMBING LINEG. WE 'ILL UlGPUGE UF UUII ENTIRE GTUGN UF LINPG. GNUGKENT. ETG.. IN THE NEXT 60 DAYS BEGINNING FEGGUNGT Ish. IIIS. JINESllIlITlllllllSS SUCCESSORS TO GO. E._K. LOCKWOOD & _ use a. N»... . .HW ’ m ENSE t Jillfl' THE WORD indescrlbe the VALUES we are nowolfsrlng in SUITS, II order to mate room foronr SPRING. STUGK. Ops space is limited, therefore we have no room to carry over old stock. ‘ ALL NEW Pitfalls MARKED IN RED lNK. ' enumerate Suits now .10“ “Wand IGtNl " “ 3-“ “Wald 12M " " G.” SlLE ‘l‘ll IINNEIIIE SATURDAY, Nil 9 Avril. yourselves of this opportunity to obtain a 0000 3011‘ for little messy. OPEN EIEIII EVENING UNTIL 9 WHEN. Davis, The Tailor. Bionic. llallstsmi Nun's Finish. ”moose. My”.
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