, 9 / 6.! hummus-nervousness ma. ssasa nae-silt as M Daring ‘nslr Dian-l Jess-ay- humonatm WAWIITIIBIS. Chew cannot be guaranteed the ,"...~‘¢¢lm0handsdin. Every verso ”chief-”twill bemade foaoeommo- ’ Minivanbutchnnps cannot be in- ”“Walarlahhtslaecopyle sent hilla'clodr in the afternoon of the hwmmnyeiedalred. men are [posting the usual Bring yours in. Y. I. C. A. basket ball team con going tollew Rochelle tor a neat Tueulsy night. original advertisement re a It d folds representing a letter box and calling to "Friend Fritz " it has been extensively to the theatre going people of the Norwalts. ~Plate. 6 lbs. for 28c at Drsscher’ . cl Colonel Frost haepresentsd a handsome clock to Company B. of Bridgeport,” the company of the Fourth regiment wnhh qualified the largest number of markemen during’tbe past year. ~Fishing smack ”Flash" is at the Washington street bridge with live cod- lsh, at he a pound. Joseph Dudley. aged seventy two years, father of lira. Howard Seymour. of Schenectadym rmerly of South Norwalk. died yesterday at his home in New Haves»; The funeral will be held Sull- day aftmnoors. qu broken this morning for Jamalorrh’newhouaeon Wilton are. his. William Sheldonhas the contract ‘9 - - thefoundation. Josiah W. ghasthscontract for Frank Dug- aswreaidence. A few more copies of “The World's Songs" and “The fluslcal , can he securedat the nominal ~ nfBeentseach. at this ofllce. thsBolIse of Representatives. yes- . .a resolution was passed authoriz- » city of Norwalk to issue 0100.000 An unfavorable report was VN-dsonabill making bicycles taxable d awe-ell value at .50. Frank A. Cann. who has been physical T‘s-mains» Bridgeport Y. it. c. s. lovilsspastthree years.bae accepted a ; duller position with the University of ‘ untrained-ill leave shortly. His many Norwalk friends will wish him moms. ~Weare selling candy very low. F. A. lane. Lest evening. during the progress at ihebashet ball game in the South Nor- walk Athletic club rooms. the ball struck Daniellclntyre in the face. knocking a lighted cigar from his month, which fell on hh overcoat.aetting it on fire. Thshotaahes were quickly brushed oil. however, before much damage was done. There was considerable excitement on Wm Cyrus Gray's car up irom Iou'h Norwalkpn the West avenue line, imssvenicg. A passenger stood outside ea the platiorm smoking. when his neck lie ought tire. and before the llsmos were sauagnishei his celluloid collar wainandhisnechquite badly burned. —Ghlctens thsheat. it. Y. larket. heal: J. Brasher. who has been in m with the Consolidated Rsll real company for some time over the of my on which his Mel Annstreet is now located. “whohadall injmflonplacedon Wore Foley l Coughlln. who are at‘weehoa the railroad Improvements Q the Dashary division. yesterday Wefthsproperty to the railroad CM Mental beef for 25¢. Dreacher'e. daehlolhas ystbesnrsndaredhy . railroad maniacs ot thsOsneral ~ mmmmm . wkishhavshaaahroaghtnpdur. Itspmtssvwalwasts. Thcasina ., lasasw. however. It! the fraction mpany will he tor-autuweatas ’mthsee to join the Harwell eonpaaytthst tksothersorao "Answeowhesheenelidedto their stock at the town farm. - . » ' Thdmembers of Our Brothers’ Lodge. 1. O. O F.. are talking of getting up an- other entertainment this spring. lites Caroline B. Colton. teacher at the North Center school, is ill. lies Minnie Partriok is taking her place. The Arlou Singing society will have song practice tomorrow afternoon at 8 o’clock. but there will be no concert. The State Senate has passed the bill abolishing days of grace and providing for bank half holidays on Saturdays. Francis & Co. are having the from oi their store on Washington street rs- painted. Ferdinand Brotherton is doing the work. A Hungarian priest willbsatSt.Mary’s church this afternoon and evening for the purpose of hearing the confessions of the Hungarians. The elopers. Fred. Hyatt and Mrs, Charles Barraclough, have been expelled from the Nor-wall: Baptist church. Mrs. Hyatt wrllsuo her husband for a divorce. ~Moths. moths. moths are not in it— cirpets cleaned at Caprou's. Dr. George R. McG‘bnegal’s horse ran, away on Spring Hill, yesterday. throw- rng the doctor out. but he was not injur. ed. The horse was captured at the loot of the hill. Samuel Ferris and family, who have been living in Darlen for several years, will again take possession next week of their house on West street. lately occu pied by A. Blanchard. —'i‘he Barnes Wheel of the year. Fox Cycle 00s Tymsist D. E. Disbrow, and a num- ber of the singers who participated in Ye Olde Folhss' concert, have bad sev- eral photographs taken in costume by Artist George 8. North. The bill regarding taking escallops in the town at Norwalk was reconsidered in the House Thursday. the town of West- port added. and the bill passed in con- currence with the House. A typographical error in Tim Summer. Thursday. made it appear that in the case oi Keane vs Squires, in the Com- mon Pleas Court, Itr Keane had recov ered 87 80. The sum should have been .373 00. —|iourning hands at O‘Brien's. Among the lcemen of this vicinity who attended the convention of the State association in New Britain. were J. H. Merrill, Norwalh: Lloyd Nash, West- port-.1... M. Monroe. New Canaan; ll. B. Sherwood, Southport. Landlord Waiz. of the Ilahichsmo. was the happiest man in South Norwailt this morning. havrug been presented With a fourteenvpouud girl. it is the that child born in the hotel. Mother and baby are doing well. -—‘2.'i pounds of pure lard for .2 at ilayes' market. Mrs W. F. DoKlyn and daughter [lat tin. oi Mott avenue, left Norwalk to-day f.ir liraniord Ontario. hsvmg been sum moned by telegraph to the bedside of bits DeKlyn’s mother, Mrs. Harriet Wallace. formerly oi Daabury, who is very low. lilac Bessie Bridges. formerly of Nor walk. has been granted a letter of dis- missal from the First Congregational church with recommendation to the First Presbyterian church of Oyster Bay. 1.. l lites Bridges has taken ohargs oi a Sun- day school class in the latter church. ~Pork and sausage 100, N. Y. Iarhst. Governor Collin has issued commis- sionsasspeclal policemen to E F. Tay- lor and (i. E. Warren. of South Norwalk. conductors of the New Yorh.New lla- vell and Hartford railroad. The gover- norhas now commissioned use condos tors and other employees of threats- solldated road. at the request of the road. all oi whom areauthorizsd to taste arrests within this state. Frank Gregory. principal of the Gran- hllrysshool. came to Norwalh last seen- ing. and while here had the misfortune toloeea lady's black pocketbook. con- taining nearly .80 lo bills. He thought he lost it between Wadhams’ market and Ass Faachsr’s blacksmith shop. This morning John T. Hayes toned the pocket book in hisstorson llainstnu and returned it to Ir. Granary. ' ~Eallhut. lie lb. at We. W I. J. Wsdhams. through Attorney John E. Light. has commenced a civil lslltchagalsstAttcrssy JoaepbA. (tray. of licrwalh. Ir. Wadhams mantle. Gray. to whom hasn- lrsslsdthsssttllegat his Waste. darlagthsfnrmsr’sabesssslatheloeth the past winter. collected messy whlshkeusolacsosatsd tor. Alters asytlrey’esldsctthscsaslslhathahas mmhelceglaglcle.'sdhaml. wflshhshhcldhgaatlllr. Wash-s South Norwalk into the rectory at lower and seamen ire lcinowledged THE BEST- ' FOR SALE BY F. D. LAWTON &. 00. 22 South Main Street. ,Mh- To say that we are surprised at the amount of business that we have done in our new store for the last two weeks is poring it in a very mild form. Our success has been great. which shows that it psvs to treat the public right. and ive each and everyone their money's worth. which we will. continue to do. e do not quota extra line Salt Pork. but we do quote double extra line Salt Pork, the heat that you ever used. or your money back. at 10c ppr lb. Also those small in :sr Cured Hams, at 12o [or in, if! less than the o=hor fellow. and on can’t beat them in quality on this earth The best Boneless Bacon ever sold a this town or any other town. for 12;» per lb. Remember that the same prices prevail at this market as before. Our prices are not subject to change every twenty-four hours. We also lead in quality of all kinds of lresh fish. and as for prices. we cannot but will not be undemold. Free and prompt delivery. ' . FRANK S. AYERS’ PliliPlllllllll it THE new YORK Miriam-:7. DONOVAN'S BLClCK. WASHINWI'ON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. arnes THEY cauly. lcycxes . uoyaucy. est rllllancy. ullt. est. Fox CYCLE COMPANY. JACKsows PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LATEST STYLE All) FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Pnoroonarnlo Any- hAiiGE COLLECTION OF GRILDREN'S STUDlES. E. m. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Mead‘s Confectionery.) 58 Wall street, Norwaik. Conn. I)IANO and organ instruction bv Miss Nina A. Lewis. organist rionlh Nowalk Retail-t church. For terms call or addrcm bl est Main street.Norwsllt,l‘onn. 183m Bernard Cummings. of Norwallt, is ser- iously ill. Fred B. Scoileld is very low with pneumonia at his home on West Main street. Mrs. David Huyler, a cousin of W .F. DeKlyn, died in New York city. Thurs- day. . Aaron 1.. VanName has moved from A horse owned by Harry Mandiin. a Belden Hill farmer, ran away on River street. yesterday afternoon. the animal taking fright at a train. [is was caught in Owen O'Brien's front yard on Belden avenue. The wagon was slightly dam- W- ______ A meeting of the Fir-Prisoners 0! War was held at the oflice of Judge F. W. Perry. Norwalk. last night. It was voted to send for a charter and organize 0 anti- ty as soon as twenty names could be cc- cured The meeting adjourned until next Friday night. There were twelve mem- ber. "WW- I. twishoro. -—-Umbrsllas and cause at ()‘Brien‘s. Rev. AH. Wyatt will deliver a lecture on"The Alps." at the Nor-walk Methodist church, next Wednesday night —-Specl2sl sale today at Farrin gton‘ M'h't. Ros shad. 12H ; sugar cured ham, Ito. Otto Singerwald. of Woodward avenue, will celebrate the anniversary of his birthday, tonight, in Germania Ball. -'l‘wo cooks. two chsmbermalds add three girls for general housework, at once. City Employment Agency, 70 North Main street. ‘ Safety wires are being strung along West avenue, over the trolley wires. to prevent any foreign wires coming in contact with them. -DRUGGIST. W George ll. Raymond, of Norwallr. paid a visit to the Holdiers' Home. Nor- oton. yesterday afternoon. and called on George Ll. Waterbury. who is now able to sit up for a short time each day. We are still selling Lllllllll AMMONIA, ll 5 (iii. A Milli. but we want to call your attention to PLAIS'I'EII’S lMPRflVEl] MMfl IA. The best in the msrketflior household l5 us. i BOTTLE. , Cbickeus12;homedressed ill Ilresc‘.er‘s William McNamara has applied for a license to conduct a saloon at 30 Frank- lin street. Two Italian. Alex Rizzulo and Nicholas Fortunate. have appliedfor licenses to open saloons in Whistleville. -Best fish, lowest price. N. Y. Market. The "unknown" did not appear at the pool match at 98 Washington street. last night. so William Brown, of Bridgeport. played with Elmer Hawkins. oi South Norwalk. The game resulted 100 to forty'nine in favor of Brown. Shermsn Uommandory. United Oeder oi the lioiden Cross, did not meet last night. The members were locked out of the Sons of St. George Hall. their meeting place. The look had been changed. and they had not been furnish- ed althahey. .___...__... whale" style of derbys at O'Brien‘s. “I! seiectmen went to New Haven. yeetkda . to consult with the Consoli- datd rslroad ohloisia relative to the widening of Iisple avenue. The rail- road company owns upward at 800 feet along the road. near Fitch's croedhg. The town wants to cut live feet from the frontof this land. The otllcials have taken the matter under consideration. PLAISTED’S LAVENDER 'SiL'l‘S. areequaltoaoy in the market. Try a bottle. The exhibition oi the Bridgeport lire extinguisher, which look plus in front oi the Norwalk lethodlst church. last night. wasnot altogether a success. A. .l. Ianslield. the inventor. was sick. and his assistant did not thoroughly under- stand charging tlie machines. Another exhibition will be given in the near tutors. Iiiss Baird and a number of hsrpupliswera present at the test.bs- sides other interested classes. 0. A. French. at Booth liorwslk, the agent for thesstlagsisher. will gives special last ssarllsshslrd’naawallaaattbs climb. on thsoccaslcaot the seat as- iilblt. Ir. French west to Bridgeport this morning to perfect arts-genesis lcra satistaclory exhibit to be given thrillstet thewseh. 'i‘hs tsstct displayehavebssaslvealanmt. byte Marianas Mists W We sell compound ialcum Powders, Pillllllill. 25 us. i. llil. ll.ll. Plaislld, mthatleeasy'stsss. mil-mt ‘wwlfl its at . l 8 tins Suits for boys/that wear long or short‘pants. We‘have a variety of blue and black all wool Worsteds, Diagonals, Cheviots and Serges. New styles, new goods and new prices. ‘ Long Pants Suits, 6.50 to 10.00. Short Pants Suits 3.00 to 6.00. llllll SPRING flVEIlCllATS are ready, and one in particular we wish to bring to your notice is the Black Undressed Wors- ted with satin sleeve linings, a very dressy coat for 10.00. Other Coats up to 20.00. Our‘Clothiug has the style of custom made garments, dis- tinguishing it from the common every day ready-made stocks. 0111' 3.00 Derby is an ex- cellent Hat and a good seller. Can 23911 you a hat for 1.50 if you desire. No better ones are sold in many stores for 1.90 and 2.00. Blflillllll Bills. IlSllIlll Blllllllll, l4 SOUTH III! 81-, llultllll. scum unsettle—7w ”'WIIIN BUYING GOODS I'LIASE lI'I'A'I'B THAT YOU 8" THIS 1' all SOUTH NOBWALK SIIIINIL THE CHANCE [IF A LIFE TIME 9919999999 99 nouns WORTH 0F IllillSEllEEPlllfi MllllllES TO BE SOLD AT COST Til HIKE I00. l’lll lllll HEITIII Ill) PlillBllI DIES. IE Ulll. DISPDBE 0F lllll EITIIE 8T0“ 0F ill”. “BIKE". _ETO., II THE IEXT IO M" IEIIIIIIl-FEIIUIIY let" ll”. JllNESlIIflTBlIIlISS SUCCESBORS TO E. K. LOCKWOOD woo. Wflfl WlMMEblSWE! JUST THE WORD todaserihe the VALUES we are nnwoflsrlng la SUITS. ll order to make room iorcnr SPRING 8106K. Ousspaeelsllmited.thsrelosswshaveserco-loearrycvsrcldsteeh.: ALL NEW PRICES lARKlDflN RID INK. 9199999 999.999.999.993 lll’llilill~ ‘lll'lillll'm Davis. The Tailor. mas-manual. l-“W‘h WJIIMII Im'e PM.
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