m
'iluswaunawal'awn.
_ 'ro seventeen.
cheaper cannot be guaranteed the
“Memorandum, mm m
”rimmed bentatiemncecmmo
‘ w,btttchanpe cannot be in-
; “Munrlghtumcopyis rent
_ Git churches in the afternoon of the
‘ “annotation-dam.
“0.. I‘M “Slut! placing a placard
it!" on the iscee oi the town
Undergren has accrpted a po-
etentl bartender ior Edward Quittner.
. Tyler and lamily will more into
adj uning their present mi
on Gerard place. ‘
Merritt. iormerly employed at
. Potter's Norwalk billsrd parlor.
. gone to Port Chester to work.
.William Iici’hereon. oi Norwalk. ls
arcing the machinist’s trade at the
tones lsnniscturing company’- works.
, ~Weereselling candy very low. F.
.A. lane.
Ire. W. Shelton Stevenson, iorrnerly
lies Pauline Swords. oi South Norwelk,
intends making her home in Bridgeport.
Rev. W. P. Elston, oi Waterbury. will
exchange pnlpire with the Rev. F. E.
Woe, oi the Norwalk Baptist church,
next butdsy.
Joseph Neville. the llsgmsn at the lie-
ehanic street crossing. toe been quite sick
the put M days. and hie position has
It“. ”lid by Joseph Welsh.
William 8. Atherton has leased his
reddsceemaoiden Bill street to Trum-
m ’0 We Gm. 'ho 'I“ move
ircm larshall street April ist.
Ohleioil’clice Bradley has been in-
strnctedtchecnthe lookout ior some
tothewharsahouis oi as Arabian
who Ilsa disappeued from New
'0.
John J. Heckler. a student oi the
Business College. won second
in a writing contest held March 26,
”lay Furriers, of Southport, won
' lint prize.
-A iew more copies of "The World’s
‘ Iweeteet Songs" and “The Musical
Some” can be secured at the nominal
priceoi 5 cents each. at this office.
Ths‘reaulsr meeting at Sherman
Council. Royal Arcsnum. will he held
tcmcncw night. Several candidates
will be initiated, and applicationi will he
aciednpcn. A iull attendance oi the
minnisdeeirrd.
Ire. Isry Kippie. who iorrnerly lived
on Elizabeth street in this city, iorioited
a ”0 bond in the city court. Bridgeport.
‘ yesterday, where she was charged with
assault upon Iiery Iicfluire. Her bus
band. who was charged with being im.
plicated, was lined ti without costs.
Thochlel's degree was conirrred on
ionrcandidetee. last night. by the team
“Uncle Tribe. I. 0 it. M. John Tryon
"undated keeper oi the wampum
pro (an, during the eicknera oi Oliver E
W. his proposiii ins ior member-
ship have been received, and will he not
ed upon shortly.
M and William innderfl'homas
WelchJohn Hines and Marshall Smith
baseball on the B trier grounds.
ysetrrdsy ailernoon. One oi Mr. Hines’
fly aereprre knocked Ir. Smith sense.
“what otherwise no accidents are re-
ported. The sport was much enjoyed.
sedqnllea number oi spectators were
, present.
E —-lseyoi our readers ere receiving
vaieebIeprsrniume bythe constant use
d Periodical lichen
The senile! meeting oi the city oi
M Kcrwalk will he held in Arias
nail, tomorrow night at O n'tlock. ior
fiaprpcseci hearing the reports,lay.
mama. and to approve or disapprove
disrucletioltci the Common Council
pl 000 ior the purpose oi
Weetetreet irom Taylor ave-
esstctteeit! ”M
oi the condition oi thsnstlon-
‘wmtfl cslloillerehli have
"MM intimate iallowing:
Ills eighty-these hanks ei Connecticut
easements in loans and discounts;
.—..—--—-———~
“any,“ is lawial money reserve.
”entertains-sensumu le-
avieeetaspssiw. 'i'iw ems» new"
Oneeiteetrsskeeiikslseolelis-
“m,whcsppsenletfleyt’e
-mmmwasthrcwscas
eksUeiceeepct
The schooner “neat. W is at
Wilson Point with coal ior 1.8. ferric.
The boat “J. 9. Becker” a discharging
acergo oi coal at Raymond Brothers'
dock. ‘
E. L. Hoyt'e new house on Issacs street
has been painted and will soon be ready
ior occupancy.
Chris Logan, president oi the Arion
flinging society. is moving today irom
Cross to Lowe street.
~Fried escallops st Depot Beetursnt.
Nicholas Fortunati. ioremen ior Con-
tractors Shipment dt Duly. was out today
alter a severe illness at his home on Ann
street.
Itissaid that all arrangements have
been made and that everything is ready
ior the Union Mills to resume operations
within a month.
A number oi local sports anticipate
being present at the benefit ior Harry
Lane in Butler's Hall, Bridgeport. next
Monday night.
-.-Cornrd pigs ht:cks.6cts a pound at
‘Bayts' market.
The case oi John Grady. who was ar-
rested yesterday afternoon ior assaulting
John Ungvary, was continued this morn-
ing until this aiternoon at 5:30 o’clock.
A requiem high mass was held over
the remains oi Jeremiah Duggan. .this
pouring at 10 o‘clock. at St. Mary’s
church. The burial was at St. Mary’s
cemetery.
The members of the Epworth Metho-
dist Ep scopal church, New Haven, will
give a farewell reception to their pastor.
Rev. B. T. Cooper. in the parlors oi the
church, Thursday evening. March 28.
Christine, wile oi Andrew Anderson.
dird this morning at her home on Roton
Hill. She was in the twenty-iourth year
of her age. The funeral will he held
Friday at 2:30 irom her late residence.
Interment in Pine Island cemetery.
President Clark. at the Consolidated
Railroad company. says trade over the
road is picklng'up and that things seem
to he brightening. While the ireight
department of thsroadia doing a fair
business, there is room ior "two or
three cars more to be tilled.”
An eflortie being made among the
membersoithe Sons oi St. George to
iorm a cricket club ior the coming sea-
son. In the past the lodge has had sev-
eralwell-organizsd clubs and as every-
thingis favorable, the etiort will no
doubt be successful.
—Sbonldsrs, llc lb at Drescher‘a.
C S. St. John's delivery wagon collid-
ed witha vehicle belonging to W. M.
Terry & 00., driven by George R. Nash
on Washington street, this morning.
Thslattsr wagon was somewhat dam.
aged, one oi the wheels being broken
and the fifth wheel damaged.
An Italian working in the gravel pit at
Millard. was injured yesterday aitsruoon
by a dynamite blast. it good ‘sizod piece
of irozm earth striking him in the chest.
lie was brought to South Norwalk on
be ex press about 5 o‘clock, and taken to
his home in the shanty at Springs ood.
—The qurstlonof tho day! Are you
using Periodical tickets?
Innis Cuneo, son oi (i. Cuneo. the
iruiterer, and Vincent (lurrigan. oi
Weber street.leit their homes Monday,
and are supposed to be in New York city,
as they had ior sometime talked i i run-
ning away. and going there. Relatives
have since been looking ior them, but
without success. It is probable they will
return to South Norwalk in aiew days.
A business meeting oi the Young Peo-
ple’s Society at Christian Endeavor oi
the South Norwalk Bsptlet church, will
be held tonight at the church. its-
ports will be expected irom the chair.
men oi all committees. Ii any oi the
chairman cannot be present they are re
quested tossnd in their reports. A iull
attendance oi olllcers and committees
and members oi the society. is desired.
A horas owned by Bridgeport marble
dealers ran away on Westport avenue
yesterday. An employee oi the thin.
who was distributing advertising matter
at the houses on the street. kit the enl-
mei without hitching him. The horse
ran down the avenue and mound the
Green. strewlny the circulars lathe road.
Near the Conmuonel church the
wagon collided with e hitching post and
the bores was captured.
—-2li pounds oi pure lerdior flat
Beyw' market.
Frank 0. basics. just elected city
olerkoiDsnhnry.wssbcrn ls iicrwalk
about thirtyalsysers sanitation-ea
rssidentcinsnhnryebcstess ”steam.
The Dsnbcry News says its is better
kanwnsseransieienthenssspcltnclsn.
.le iii" ,
Flow-ell” ad ‘ artist
trey, Acknowledged THE BEST.
eon saw BY , ,
V F. D. LAWTON & CO.
22 South Main Street.
our new store in! the last two weeks is putting it in a very mild iorm.
has been great. which shows that it psvs to treat the public right. and
and everyone their mmy'. worth, which we will continue to do.
quota extra line Salt Park. but we do quote
that you ever used. or your money have. at 100 M lb. Also those
Cured Hams. at ‘12:
in qualit on this earth
as below Our prices are not subject to chance every twentyviour home.
also lead in quality oi all kinds oi ireeh llsh, and as ior prices,
not be underauld. Free and prompt delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PHOPHIETBR 0F NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'B “LOG WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH ORWALK.
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cauty.
~ uoyancy.
rilllancy.
' est. '
antes
Bicyctes
est
. ullt.
FOX CYCLE COMPANY.
JACKSON’Bi Prro'rounAPr-Is
Comblnsryhe thrust suns; AID "mull. Our aim is to give ssilsisctlon to our patrons.
and to ihrnlsh them with the ilnest productions oi the PHOI’MIHPII In A",
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDBIX'H STUDIES.
E. M. Jamison. Photographer.
to Well street. Norwalk. Conn.
(Over F. Head‘s Confectionery.)
Four car loads 0! brick arrived today
ior the Tram way company‘s power house.
IMAM) and omen instruction by )1
Nine A. Lewis. organist south Nowalk
tl<t church. For terms cell or address
set Malnstrrcl. Norwalkdlonn. 133m
its
2|
Edwin Mth’e Manager I Ilnlclde.
New Your. March tit—Arthur ii.
Cline". ll rcilml timitrlml ttmrmgor. it
yours oi ago. shot and killml hitnesli at
his homo, 2H chcrzib avenue. ill health
was given as the «sultan ior the deed. lie
was at one iimo msmtgor ior Edwin booth.
Louie Fauntleroy and Victor Selleck
have purchased new Columbia bicycles.
The hearing on the seizure oi the liquor
at Booth's resort will be held on Iiondsy.
Spiles are being rapidly driven along.
side Otto Btrthol's shop tor the elevated
tracks to Wilson Point.
Mrs. Von liar 'Ahe (late a Divorce.
ST. hurls. March til—Mrs. Anna Von
der Mia. wlinui ilin lilkttflliflll magnate.
wns gruntcd on absolute divorce by the
circuit court. nod (Thris will have to pay
her Oil. lot) allmuny in arms.
Old Well Lodge No. 108 A. I". and A.
M” will hnve a rehearsal of the third do
grea to marrow night.
Lost Their lied flag.
Cllli‘Mm, March 27.—~Tiio city won the
roplcvin suit brought by the ('himgo Do
bottle club ior is red llrsg illmlltwflliid by
tho clt y emim your» ago when the anarch-
letl worn m'titn.
Henry Tilly has just erected a hand-
some sign lor the City Employment
Agency. in front oi C. i]. Hurvry's block.
Judge Alfred Knapp. who has resided
at the Ilehackemo Hotel ior twelve
years. will go this week to apartments in
his iormsr home on Fairiield avenue,
now occupied by hir. Seaman.
lmmdlsorree Hunted.
Tt'txmtvtm, N. .l., March zit—Tho
rnundlmueo oi llm 'i‘m'krrtcm railroad wits
«meteor. hyilrot Two snglrwa and ov~
urytblng olmi in tho pious worn destroyed.
-—_Shoulders, 9.: lb at Dreschcr‘s.
The installation oi Thomas flynsn and
Owen A. Reilly as president and vice.
president oi Bishop McMahon Council,
No. 499. Catholic Benevolent lngioo.
took place at last night's meeting.
Contractor Arthur Waldron is re-
modeling the irunt hall oi Henry Holi-
man‘s residence on South Main street.
The principal improvements consist oi
large double doors and new and hand-
some panel work'L”
ll. ll. Plaistetl,
DRUGGIST.
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We have n iew sets
Killllllllll
DUPLICATE
.. WRIST
Our iriend Swarlz made agood deal
with Contractors Lutbrop & Shea, this
week. receiving .300 ior allowing them
to take rock iron: the Snowdenretate.
thrreby greatly improving and enhance
log the value oi that and the adjoining
p:operty.
--I-‘renkiord Sausage, We a pound at
liayes' market. ....
The lireboerd in one at the rooms oi
atonement owned by E (lusowskl on
Main Street, Norwalk. naught lire lion-
dsy. The blaze was extinguished by
Edward tibwham.jwho happened to
be passing. The apartments were oc-
cupied by Dennis Lane.
The flags on the propellers oi the New
last at
York and Norwaik Steamboat company
are at heli mast today, out oi respect to it boards, 92 50
Edward Spring Knapp. who died in New 12 boards, 33.00% per set.
York city yesterday. aged iorty-tbree 10 boards, “.00
years. its was an olilcer and one at the
largest stoc'iholdere in thecorporstlon. Hamuwn. we .6“ “-
Everybody who wants the items m the
day. reads Tue Scariest.
W
PLllS'l‘Ell’S
tutu
BEiEll
lire. Andrew V. limb, who has been
llletherhoma on Wat Iain sirest,is
rapidly improving. Ire. Heath is
superintendent oi the Junior Christian
Endeavorsccisty oi the iiorwalk Con.
greyeticnel church, and a delegation of
the members called at her home. yastsr.
day sitsrnncn, and la bvhali oi the so-
ciety presented her with e honqnetoi
choice flowers.
--Use Periodical tickets and select
your on premium according toschednle
in ticket book.
Asclsms high mass at nrprismwse
heldcvsrths remains at Bernoulli-ma
minus. at It. Isry’s church, thn storm
least 9 o'clock. Tishrislwseatilt.
lsry's cemetery. The pallbearers were
Edward (Vi-lily, Icrrle Aliases, James
(haven. Ilehesl Minn. John Reagan,
William Bhseheezllower hearers. lich-
asl ficlellss and leased benign.
RevJsther il-llh. oi Brooklyn. was
celebs-st; tier. man Reynolds. oi Ver-
min-hesitant itsv. Jeremiah Dayna,
Mt tier. 1'. l. tram. waster
elm
a bottle. Try it.
to. 433m 8t.
Weifleyetm
“ suns
To say that we are surprised at the amount oi business that we have done in
Our success
ve each
e do not
double extra line Salt Pork. the best
small in gar
car to. to lees than the miter tellow. and you can't beat them
The best. Boneless Btcon ever sold in this town or any
other to n. f if 12; a per lb. “member that the same prices prevail at this mer‘k‘t’it
it
we cannot nor will
which we will sell While they
The best book on whistle
will cure your cold, 26c and can
trio...
mm.
. I \
Suits for boys that wear
long or short pants. We hays a
variety of blue, and black all
w o 01 W orst e do, 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.
llllli SPRING llVEllCllATS
are ready," and one in particular
we wish to bring to your notice
is the Black Undressed Wors-
ted witlt satin sleeve linings, a
very dressy, coat ’for 10.00.
Other Coats up to 20.00. ,
Our Clothing has the style
of custom made garments, dis-
tinguishing it from the common
every day ready-made stocks.
Our 3.00 Derby is an ex-
cellent Hat and a good seller.
Can sell you a hat tor 1.50 if
you desire. No better ones
are sold in many stores for 1.90
and 2.00.
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arwtrww srnvrww ooooe renew aura ran- von saw nus 11 Ill ‘
sourrr nonwau ssrr‘rraat.
'l‘llE CHANCE ii A Lil 'l'lll
THOUSANDS u nouns
WORTH 0F
llllllSEllEEPlllii AlllllllES.
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
1'0 III! Ill“ Fill Dill “All“ “It PlllIBlIB IJIEI. WE
Vlll MOP”! 0F Dill EITIIE "00! 0F ill". HOME“,
“0., ll Till I!" 3| “"3 IEIIIIIII FEIIIIIIY lab, ll“.
JilliESRtllllTllllKISS
SUCCEBSORS T0
E. K. Locxwoon & co.
M‘Iti
“ illnesses"
JUG‘l’ rm: WORDtodssovtbs the VAhUitfl we are sweltering la SUITS, in
order to make room intone
SPRING Sillllll.
Oriental-limited. thereierewshsvewcrccm tcesrryovercidstcekoj
ALLJ‘EW P310" HAKKIDflN RID INK.
fits on and It.” llsils new 010.“
terns-d not -- u see
tacos-s true ” " us
SALE u lillllii summit
summonses Wwoswleanoonwnicrliflssssssy;
Nil m m "1190110“.
Davis. The Tailor,
m. lice! ml Isn’t lunlrlw.
relate-sited“. “moire.
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