mvul'itsili beatcdetoaccommo-
Mummuichanpe cannot be in.
f Tobey Dicheiey, of the Norwelh Hotel
Nile. ‘relluqniehed his position.
Ball tonightets o'clock. The
.' celiap in another column.
‘ mt Hyatt, will succeed Charles
as clerk at the Norwalh Hotel.
at a book oi Periodical tichsta, free,
, rancis a Co.’s or W. A. Vogei‘s.
.idt St. Mary's church, last night there
he asermon by Rev. W. J. Slocum and
ienediction by Rev. Father McMahon.
Grocerymsn Charles E. Seymour was
taken suddenly sick at his store, yester-
day afternoon, and was obliged to go to
his home.
Ir. and tire. Frenh i]. Fitch will en-
tertain their friends at a private msa
quersde party, at their home, 11 Cross
am i, tonight.
The Mission circle, of Trinity church,
will meet with Miss Anne Becher, at her
home on Washington street. tomorrow
lithe
Oar Inspector Francis T. chcughliu
Ins one foot carefully bandaged as e rs:
suit of falling under a slowly moving
height car, near the loch factory.
i
- ears selling candy very low. 1'.
B. Glover yesterdiy placed a new
engine in B. Emory Peach
“Venture," which is being made
for the coming season.
weekly meeting of the Women's
m Temperance union will be held
”Wfie bomeoi lire. Jone Morison. till
Union street, Friday afternoon at 8
dmkl
The young men who assist Rev. A. 8
Kevanagh in the singing,“ the Thurs—
1. day evening prayer meeting, are request-
ed to meet at the parsonage tonight, at
‘ :80 o'clock.
' " A The members of Concord Division,
‘ Eons oi Temperance, will hold uchow-
der social atthe home oi lire. W. S.
Hotchhiss, Sc moor Place, on Wedn s
day evening,1prii 3.
—-A few more copies of “The World's
Sweetest Songs" and "The Iiusicel
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of 5 cents each, at this oilice.
Stephen Stanley. lather of 8. K. Stun
Iey,of Main street, Norwnilt. will csle
brew the ninetyasecond anniversary at
his birthday on Friday. Ilr. Stanley is
unwieldy active for a men of his adv
varied years.
A horse driven by B. l. Phillipa, agent
{a Fleischmen a Co.'s yeast, became
mm in front of C. E Seymonr'a
grocery store, this morning. but the
driver and Frank Blunson succeeded in
quitting the animal before he ran a
greetdistsnce.
Tait Brothers will close their Well
street clothing store Saturday night and
on Iondey will move to Brooklyn,
where they have leased nature on lien.
hettsa avenue. They have been in busi-
It. in liorwalh thirteen years, and leave
behind many warm friends.
The pupils oi the North Center school
are doing good work in physiology.
Yesterday they finished the subjscu at
and circulation, and their
teacher illustrated these subjects by
showing the class the trachss.hssrt and
lungs of aeaii hilted the day hsiore.
'rhelisartwes dissected,“ the lungs
inflated by means of a putty-blower.
Dr.an ludlrr 7-1101.th death
hIisorhhsbunnimedwinthsw
mwsshornln heotlsnd in two,
has same to new Yorh when a very
mane. Bewasgiftsd with great
lsesativrtalsntemudthssehssinploysd
In mashaalcll which soon
Whimseompstsacysadluslly a
W. no sehwquslly tech up the
cf mediates when/his two seas
ashlsrlil ‘
thsehslrof‘sttsissi and operative sar-
mbmmfllhm In
. who was astrgstsil hy the medical
assistIOslttewYorhtersprssrat ans-
0 the lethal one”
“Wishesdosthetyssr. its
,asslhthsroil'rsehm'i‘aylrrnss has
hwasqsslatssssisloaih Isr-
m M
*' :hyis erasustsis
‘Yorh. Waterbury; V. 0.. Dire. W. N.
tothsstateofloials.
{The‘sloop "lens a. limited," Cap-
tain Victor Saunders, grounded on Long
Beach, this morning.
Thssunual meeting of the Women's
club is being held this siternccn at the
residence ct Ira. E. P. snow. .
Vernon Miller, iorniariy clerk at B. it.
Hale's llorwelh drug store, has accept“
a position with F. J Curtis a Cu.
—-Fish of all kinds at Drcsclier’s.
A large limb was blown irom a tree on
liain street, Norweih, this morning,
Meshing down the electric light wires.
Risidenta oi Taylor avenue complain
thatyuuug'girls congregate there even
lugs and annoy the neighbors by their
notions.
-Uysters at Depot ltestaursnt.
Dr. V. (l. Tito, who has located in
South Norwaih,eomes here irom Dan:
bury, where, during the past two years,
he has most with much success and el-
fectcd cures in important cases.
The Young Women's Christian Tem-
perance Union will hold their regulur
business meeting tomorrow night st the "
home oi lira? T Lyon,Ann street.ldvery
member is requested to be present it
possible
-'l'he queationoi the day! Are you
using Periodical ticheti?
w..—
At the Norwslh Congregational church
prayer meeting, tonight, Charles A.
Tucker will open the conversation upon
the topic, "New Beginnings alter spirit
ual Lspses.” The count will conduct
the meeting.
The larch winds are drying up the
roads, and on West avenue it is getting
quite dusty. Passengers on the plat
iorntaoi the trolley cirs ieei the need oi
the Norwalh Street Railway company’s
new aprinhlsr.
~25 pounds oi pure lard icr .2 at
[layes' marhet.
George Booth, Annie Mead and Ms
Hoyt, captured in South's place on the
West Rocha road. iaiird to lurnish bonds
and went to jail to await trini. lv'red
Hart could uotpsy his hi and coats and
also went to jail.“ ______
Miss Anna ii. Dunning, of 65 West
street, one oi the moat proiicient teachers
on the piano in Norwaih. has an an-
notice-merit in Tim Barthel. today.
She gives special attention to beginners
and her terms are reasonable.
—l-'ried eseellop at Depot Restaurant.
The propeller "City of Norwiiili‘:
grounded on the lists between item] &
Housmsii's sud W. H. iloyt dc lion's
oyster docks this morning,end it was
some time before she gotoif. The host
was trying to swing around when the
wind blew her on the shore. '
The iunerei oi the late John ll. iiouton
was very largely attended irom his home
on We-t street, yesterday afternoon.
iiev ii N. Dunning. assisted by item
ii. ll. Beard, oiliciated. The pallbearers
were members of Douglass Fowler Post,
(i. A. it, a delegation oi twenty mem-
bers being Wm”: m_
it. it. liensileld. inventor of the
Bridgepmt lire extinguisher, was in
town yesterday, the guest oi C. A.
Prench,aud was in coniersnce with
Chiei Engineer Prowitt rind other promi.
nent citizens. it was decided not to
givenpuhlic exhibition until theorem
lugs broom. warmer.
At the seventh annual convention oi
the Order of the (ioidenCrosa of Coho
nectrcut, held in tlsw loaded, the fol:
lowing oiflcers weresleeted: i’. ii. ll. C ,
J. N. Booth, Bridgeport; (i. ll. 0., W. ii.
liimona, llorwalh; K. at it... W. Ii.
Simona, Norwalh; G. T.,C. N. Bing-
hem, Rochville; 0., Harold Cole, Put
narn. The state membership is 1,387
with an insurance oi Oi,till,00l.
-—lilhs.of choice bacon for Me at
fleyes’merhet.
Aliighlyintermting lecture upon the
Alps was delivered, lest night,by Ber. A.
fl.Wystt,psstorof thellorwalhlatho-
dist church. Thequ well Itlsil
with an appreciative audience. The
spsshsr described thegrsedrnr oi the
mountain sessery, the csstouis oi the
Swiss and the lemons Alpine horns.
Biographiedsseripilcaotsaasetoathe
Alpswssaiestuneihhdismamithe-
taggivsusoelssriythsthishssreishad
W is picturing the greed
lira IBM seaweed, oi Woodv
wsrdarsess,vsryelssssstiy entertaieo
dens-beret hsr frissb.iast sight-
lasis,aasslag,whlst and other games
essssathehssiuspswlefismestsepv
idssdplssrsst-ssew. Brim
wereslsewrvsdtothegsmwhowsre
Ilarsl’sallaejlvsr,lva'ymau,iisisy
MssdlbOrualwwarrsshlle-v
all, fresh farrsssi, Vista M
"enumerates,” lest-ares
wy.lr.sedbefisrwealmdlr.ssd
wardsdth‘srsssatwiiitaryssreiiusat
FOR SALE BY
“To are sis/".9
has been great. which shows thst iv.
til“ you ever
other town. i ir i2; 1 per in.
as beiore. Our prices are not siihjrcr.
arnes
Bicycles
' est
ulit.
"imioinowieigu THE BEST. ‘
at the amount oi miainsss thst we have done in
our new store for the last two weeks is noting it in a very mild iorm. Our man
guru to treat the public right, and
and everyone their money’s worth. which we will continue to do.
quote extra line Silt Porh, but we do q'l its double extra line i‘itlt Pork, the host
used. or your money been. at 100 per in,
Cured Hams, st 12: var II). in less than the 0 her hollow.
in quality on this earth The hm hunches Bicon ever sold in this town or any
it-memhsr that the some prices prsvsil at this masher
to chemo every twenty four hours. We
also lead in qusiity hi all hiuds of trash ilsh,
not he undersold. Free and prompt delivery.
FRANK S. «AYERS,
Piifll’illililn of" tilt New YORK
WASHINWI'ON STREET.
F. D LAWTOth CO.
22 South Main Street.
ire each
e do not
Also those small Eager
and you can't host chest
and as for prices, we cannot not willl
MARKETs
“00TH NORWA lsK.
Combine the LAVEIIITYLV. All) "hull.
and to furnish them with liter tinsel. proiuctions
LAW)! COLLEUHUN 0'
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
George liuttonm Uu
has been working lot the [iiil & Hairball
Lumber company, is now employed by
(3 1'. lgronard. w ‘ ..
The Sunday school at the First Conv
grsgatiouni church will give a Hard
Time suppzr. Wednesday evening, April
10.h, in the chapng
Sherman Council, [loyal Arcsnurn,
holds its regular meeting tonight. The
mystic circle will be owned to admit
several new brothers. All 11:05 tunic
here are cordially invited.
«Halibut lie. Ib., at Dreschsr's.
Norwelh's share oi the county tax is
$2,570, or two-tenths of e mill on the res
vised grand list. it Is due and payable
June l. lust year the county tax was
‘83:“.80 and in isilil it wits with 03,
The men's Friday night dancing claJi
gave a reception in Arlon Bail, lest
nisht, the wives end friends oi the
members being present in goodly unm.
hers. Csiv‘in Purdy iurnished music.
it is rumored thst the members at
Company ll will insist on reflecting
R'lhr'l’l J. [)0er to the captsiucy. The
meeting will be culled by Lieutenant l’rn-
nirigton ior neat weeh Friday evening.
«(Zorro-d pigs huchs,licts a pound at
"uni market. “W
Thomas Weich, Jr, oi Concord street,
was standing st the Washington street
crossing. yesterday siternoon, when a
car. breeder than some oi the others,
struch his Ielt hand, tearing the shirt
quite badly.
Selectmen Raymond and Conatnble
lreland went to Bridgeport jnil, this
morning, to transfer a ilungurisn, who
is serving s sentence there, to the Mid-
rilewwn insane asylum, the oilicisla hur-
ing toned the man demoted.
Engine No. 248. drawing the 0:20 in-
prsss train, became disabled yesterday
afternoon, and a change was roads in
l-iouth Norwelii, No. 17 being substituted
and drawing the train to New Yorh city.
Yesterday alternoon Bertha Kline,
sgrd ten years, was committed by Joe-
tice Kesler to the State Industrial fichooi
for (title. She was tahan to the institute
hyConatable Thomas Hunt. The child
cannot read or write. libs is the girl
who. it was alleged, was swsuitsd by a
Chinese laundryman in this city.
~Uss Periodic—hi {fist- and select
your own premium sccordisg toscheduls
in ticket booh.___
The Always Ready circle oi the King's
Daughters of the liorwelh Iiethodiat
church held their annual meeting in the
lpworth psriov, Wednesday, larch 27.
Ire. W. h. litctr was elected president:
Ira. David Nash, vice president; lies
a. flnbbell. tresswer; Ira. Warren,»
perintsndent of Iothsrsieircls; Ira. A.
W. Ferguson, me".
On Tsssday,thsflth.eiter an illness
of about eight months, during all oi
whkhumsshewseemodelci patience
andCiiristiss lisslsyuiddtsa
brook. oi Wilton, succumbed to that
dread destroyer, consumption, is the
tweatlsthyssroi havens. She was a
miner member of the Incisry oi
(ihristleefladsevnroithatplaeenctira-
ty supplies" slits west. and was
levedhysliwheheswhsrforhsrsstur-
alsttrsstivsaswoiehsrattsr sswsil as
ierhsrparely Christian life. Ilia was
mutants» that her and was
assr.sedshsdtsdially trusting is the
other Serious and strong in
the heysei litsetwssi. the lasers.
wits hsid tomorrow alteration at!
Isiah.
” " BACKEON9:5;110'1‘00 RAP“!!!
Our also is to give entiiliar'tlon in our psirons.»
of tile l'lilnoiiltal’ll [0 A81.
CHILDREN'S lei’l‘Ulilitri.
Photographer.
63 Wall street, Norwnlh, Cm.
v...” ......, m...”
l)iANO and organ instruction h
Nins A. lawis. organist south owitllt-
liaptht church. For terms call or environs
2i West. Main street.Nnrvrsilr,(!onn. 188m
Miss
F. i} (Maniac is having his residence
on liigh street repainted. ‘
John (irmiy was lined til and costs.
gravy. lie could not my up and was
Men to jail. ___
-ii(l0 shad iresh today. People's Wh'li.
Ira l". H. Qiintsrd.of Washington,-
street, entertainer the Wednesdity Iii-
tsrnoon Euchre club, yeanirdiiy. The
prize was won by Miss Agnes Gibbs.
appropriations committee yesterdey nit
iarnoou in laser at the appropriation» at
“8.000 iore new building at the Sini-
diers‘ uomig, Norcton.
ll. Ii. Plaisieil,
DRUGGlST.
We have a few sets
Klillllli
numuu
WHIS'I'
which we will sell whilezthey
lest st
ii boards, 92 no
12 boards, 03.00 per set.
16 boards, $4.00
The best book on whisll in
Hamilton. We sell it.
eauty.
uoyaricy.
riltlancy.
est. .
]."()X. CYCIJIO ()()MI’ANY.
this morning. ior sssaulting John Unv'
General L. A. Dickinson and J udgs A
ll Beers, oi the iioldii-re' Hospital board, ‘;
ltnprssentatire iriuushury. of Durien. .
and several others appeared before the”,
”WNW W01!“ W ”Elm STATS Tl“! Willi UAW
PLlISTEllS
Blfllfl
BEIEBY
a bottle. Try it.
amusements a panel at
“nuisance-sierra
will cure your cold, 26c and the
Suite for boys that wear .
long or short pants. .. We have a
variety of blue and black all
wool Worstcds, Diagonale,
Cheviots and Surges. New
styles, new. goods and new
prices.
. Long Pants Suite, 6.50 to
10.00. Short Panto Suits 3.00
to 0.00.
llllll SPRING OVEBBIIATS
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.
. 0111' Clothing has the style
of custom. made garments, dis-
tinguishing it from the common
every day ready-made stocks.
0hr 3.00 Derby is an ex-
cellent Hat and a good seller.
Can sell you a hat .ior 1.50 if
you desire. No better . ones
are. sold in many stores for 1.90
and 2.00. » -
illiiililli ” ills.
In.” Willi”, I4 Mill Hill. 81,
"I'M
~ .imflw .
MT! 1'03““ Whisk.
THE fifllNifi [ii A LIFE TIME
'l'llllllilllli 0F BBLLARS ,
WORTH 0F
lllllISEIlllPllifi AilillllES
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
Tl III! II“ “I dill IIEATIII “0 Pliillllilh LINES. WE
VIII ”"8! If Ill! EITIIE "06K 0F MIPS. GilllllKElii,
I"... II TIE IE" I I"! IEIIIIIII “Mill" let, it“.
JflllESKilllilliilKISS
summons T0
E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
lull) Wt!
llillllliillll cioiuis
M‘ymwsrwm whatiwIOaIrdil/eront garments tor male wear .. ..
..\ ”lithium! item sienssuwtarsotothing: buttseraaroclothsa
thriller» Momentum that usually sstietstbe demand tor decent covering
silvthmsmslfltlhrtgntliriht taste that comes with culture and ornate-
smeimimusfim We here shuttling iorellclasses,clothos iorsll pnr
I'. _. WeWMWMMWMnWeMcmMu for anyc
. “mummmismmmwuymm oi the buyer
-i OIMMMMWMIOMU fdt save in good dttlng.well .. .
. Mmmiestmeaedeiiy notable in this season. One is -
rsshtyei'stylsssedpeitersswsarsahisiomtortlwaslecttonoi ..
‘ Mmmnkmflymm” oosflsafly believe we can .
. settiryemrhtsrer. methwiiansrreatrsatsrsispricss. We haven .
. hasdwsmrtwstlsteeyerawbaof pitcthlaterpmsptssillss. 'l'olie ..
.2 ssissiltewehssearstsrmm so close that the quotation oi than
. mumummmwmm
I'll I'm "Ml "IT“. It“ I'Olllill.
Davis, the Tailor,
flotilla. litter and Flimithel.
. ,. m5 Blast, lonthlorwalbmnn.
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