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70 ADVERTISERS.
W cannot. be, guaranteed tlie
mhmnhndodin. My rep
”I“ elurttolll be mode to accommo-
Mmfiutehonps cannot be ’4’.
elstoiinponasoriqhtunirwcopyis sent
hbhlo’oloclr in the afternoon of the
' h, More change is dashed.
Jessa Jarvis has nuved from Roway-
ton to Ely avenue .
Ire. Emory Hill, pl High street. is
gill? [I] with qulnay.
Norwalk Pelican club will hold a
in; Sunday alternoon.
he lorwsllr clnb rooms will be open
the ladies next Tuesday afternoon.
-—Umhrelias and canes at O'Brlen's.
. The Independent Social elnh met with
Cliflord B. Adams, Grove street, last
Ill“
Charles G. Hoyt, s stone mason oi
Cross street. Norwslh. has received 3200
back pension.
,-Pot roasts from 40. to 10c.,Drescher's.
A large portion of the high board fence
around the Fair Grounds was levelled by
the wind recently. ’
W. B; E. Lockwood, or. stallion,
» “Bay Baron," with a record of 2:19;}, has
been sent to Omaha.
-—-ltoe Shad, 12”. N. Y. Market.
Th0 estate of the late Winfield 3.
“body will be settled at the Norwala
Probate Court on April ll.
ll. Alice Ii. Sherwood and lire. J. C.
Nowkirh, of Norwall. took a prominent
part in a concert in New York city. last
night.
members of the Boys' Brigade of
Norwalh Baptist church will
lor caps next week Tues-
liabi-
Commercial Record's summary for
current week shows nine real estate
in llorwalh and mortgages amount-
_ ”$12,650.
~Iise 8. 'l'illotson has just returned
from thocity with all the latest styles 0!
opting millinery. Be sure and give her a
all before purchasing your Easter bon-
net. No. 207 Worthington street.
William it. Green.’ of Philadelphia.
formerly a South Norwalh boy, has no-
apted a position an engineer at Croiut
I: Knapp’s No. 1.25.12"...
RobertG. Hartford, of Norwnlh, has
secured the contract to furnish the it Jlal
decorations this your at the commence-
ment exercises at Williams college.
~Shoulders 9c. lb. at Drisoher's.
"The Nazrrite” is the subject for the
Sunday night Epworih [ltl‘lle meeting.
It the First hiethodiat church. Harry
8mm will be the lender. Everybody
invited. W“
Thsliorwallr town court bill was re.
ported lavovably by the judiciary con»
written at the legislature. without the
amendment submitting it to the people
lortbsir ”9""!1;
.J‘ried escallops at Depot Restaurant.
A test 0! class iosrlers oi the Boys'
[league was held at the South Norwalk
gymnasium, last night. The (allowing
boys were easminrd: William Sterling.
Barry Bray. William Anderson and
load Ilwheli. The boys who were suc-
eesslal were Harry Bray and William
Itsrllag. They received the red stripe
dgaltlcast oi the honors attained.
The"warat wave”ln the West looks
notion-am was coming with a rush
over the great plains. The "warm wave"
lbw extends over all the (lull states and
hoses northward to the Ohio valley.
The stores. located in tho Dahotas on
My. is all its oastward journey, at-
tended by the "warm wave.” which will
be very much modified before it reaches
thlssseim.
—'i’hs Hobbs". Weds a Rider Cm.
noisier street. Merton. sell the
very heatpeists. oils, white leads and
auwaupriowin accordance with the
'tlmss. Morse! ’l‘ur Ilsa-rim. who
“to paint hosts. honors, horns.
Mwsflorosilinp will do well to
wrisaloryrists. Warren's-sate
tum needs in Kermit and
WMWWW«
he semi-silos awe-hiss or the
Vessels-«mnemo-
”immune-snubs»
“amendehctisastnlews
uthswwslsltesoaleaespriiei
M A. 3. Bill;
amanmnnm’
w.l.lralasweysawsawr.asrial'
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mwwnwWWluiihsnhota
’ferdoshwltbowolm ‘ ~ ,
The sloop ' Poll" arrival at W. H.
Hoytt Son’sdeek today witha cargoot
oysters from Greenpoint.
~Opon today. 8. B. Williams' new
store at 17 lists street, Norwslk.
George Lawreneelmhwood. son oi
“nubile F. Lockwood. will receive a
legooyol $8.000bythodeath o! a rats»
tlvs in New York.
.._—..__.—.
The Norwalk society ‘ol EnvPrleoners
of War met last night. Twelve names
were signed to an application (or a char
ter from the state organizstion.
~Bnck absd 256. such st Drescher’r.
Fred Congdon. of Brooklyn. will sue-
ceed '1'. Wilkes Dicheln at the Norwsl‘h"
Hotel cafe. Mr. Dichele will beetnp'oya
edin a, hotel cats or Nanmhet beach,
next moir.
~Don’t forget to attend the opening
of spring bonnets. Saturday. Monday
and t'l‘uesday. llillinery department,
Boston store, Norwslk.
Uncas Tribe. 1 0. it. M., have receiv'
edan invitation from the new tribe in
Bridgeport. to be present at their meet-
ing Wednesday night, and cooler the
adoption degree. 2’
——Westport smelt. 153. People's Ii'h't.
“Tip." a highly priz ad pet dot: bwned
by Albert A. Martin, was crushed to
death beneath the wheels oia trolley car
on Iiain street, Norwalk, near Alfred
Avlean'a market '
George B. flirst, of Mlddlatown, N.Y..
the solo tenor who rng stihs
Norwalk ‘ethodist church and was so
well received, has been engaged to sing
there on Euler Sunday.
~i’ork and sausage, 10;, N. Y. fl'k't.
Charles Brotherton and John Blattery.
of Not-walk. had a three round bout with
boxing gloves, yesterday. Brotherton
got the worst of the battle. but arniea
and court plaster gays him a presentable
appearance.
0. W. Wilson. acting commissioner of
internal revenue, has untitled Collector
Byxbee that clubs and other persons can:
not otter (or resale playing cards that
have been used without sfiixing to the
wrappers containing them the required
stamp.
—A rare treat for the Indies. The new
things in headwear to be seen at the
Boston store, Norwslk. ‘-
There is so much snow nnd ice along
the trout streams that, although the law
is oil next Monday, April 1. there is little
activity among fishermen in anticipation
of the first day’s trouting. A warm.
southern rain, with a few bright days lol-
iiwing. will make the early fishing good.
Just now the streams are too cold for
good angling.
-Steah cod 10c lb. at Dreschet's.
A Bridgeport architect has made plans
for a residence on Capitol avenue in that
city for William B. Lsttin. formerly of
South Norwalk. The house will boot
attractive appearance. having veranda
on the front and side. with octagonal
tower and balcony. There will be a re
neption hall and other rooms with man.
leis. furnace bent and iirstvclass plumb-
ing.
~Lntest style of .ierhys at O'Brisn's
There will be a young people's rally at
Knudoen's Hall under the auspices of the
Boys' league, Sunday afternoon from
3:15 to 4:30 o'clock. William Gillie,
iormerly secretary at the eastern die
trict branehot the Young Ian's Chris-
tlsn association. Brooklyn. a. Y.. ’sm
speak. [its subject will be, "launching
Ont into the Deep.” its will also render
vocal selections. A cordial invitation is
extended to all young people. The most-
cal portlonofthossrvleo will be led by
a corset, violin and piano.
~lloa shad. “to. People’s lather.
Yesterday. at the hearing of Wlilhnt
merry. who attempted to ill- llsrn A.
K. Hoyt. thoprisonorsald themonsy he
put in the envelope was intended for his
mothsr, Ira. Jens flours. carrot Boa
so. Trenton. N. J. Chin-(of Police Brad-
lsytelscraphod to throttle! or police at
Trenton and received a replylotbeelect
Mae Ira. Ropvs washaowathsrsasd
thatthopnat ones hadao boa In. to.
«leg lamb. late. I. Y. Harlot.
itvsryoaswhohashmrdotfleehsr 'l',
Walloon-them principal of 1'.
hepaflorwalsadiadesn'lalsehesl.will
healadtohoowlsathshashesaesssros
sogivoaaaddrsssos the Harriet do-
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Flower and aillBll iliili
ire Acknowledged 1% BEST. .
FOR SALE BY
F. n LAWTON &' co.
22 South Main Street.
Your that chance thissoaoon togst s ilrst class ‘
iiilE Sillil Hill l2 l-2 0T8. PER [8.
This is Roe Shad. not Jack .Rors, such as you have been buying. They
are then eat that have arrived to the city this seamin. Be sure and try one and it
it does not suit you why bring it back nod let your money. Do other dealers
tell you this? Well, I guess not. The reason is. they do not have the stock which
liliiillllMATlilll "
Suits for boys that bear
long or short pants. ‘ We have a
variety of blue and black all A.
wool Worsteds, Diagonalsy
Choviots and Borges. New,
styles, new goods ‘and nelv
prices. .
”it.
or w "‘l
DONOVAN'H ”LOCK.
nouns
B A R
BBESCENTS
.we have to Mar you. Do not target our sminl sale Belinda , .
miney, if you do your trading withua. Free and prompt do ivev .
FRANK S. AYERS,
l’llilPlllHllfl 0F lllE NEW YORK MARKET.
“'ASHlNWl'ON STREET.
THE
Ell WITH 31.,
in slimmer.
We can save you
ROUTE! NORWALK.
MoNAntus
N E S
DIANAS
(Over F. Head's Cmfoctionery.)
Tho-re were thirty-{even tramps in the
Normal! trump house last night.
The annual meeting of the Germsnis
Snmgerhnnd will be held neat Ionday
night.
Timothy licllshon, at Pine street, was
presented with a diurenvponnd daughter,
last night.
The barge "Ilsnntltns" arrived yester-
day with another load of timber tor the
railroad bridge. __
-Chickens, 12h, N. Y. larhet.
Stephen Hoyt 8 ms, 0! New Canaan,
have commrnced the shipment n! a large
number at trees.
Hart Danton had the misfortune to cut
the thumb of his lvft band quite badly
with a piece of rusty wire this morning.
tern [Tobin Electric Time service in Nor-
walk. There will befour clocks a; the
start.
—-iloys' s« it hots at (l'iirien's.
John llolno was arrested last night
for drunhrnnerrJnd this morning Jus-
tice Alum.) Smith lined him .innd
Costs.
William Wh.tlry, employed It W. F.
Bishop's, had the mislnrtune to lose you
in bills, yesterday alternoon. on Btlt‘fl“
avenue or l'oion place.
—-We have received 50 boxes of the
best Jamaica oranges of the season nt low
prices. Allgoutls delivered lrer. Cuneu.
Two car loads oi iron arrived today
from the Berlin Iron Bridge company for
the new Tramway company's power
button, on Meadow street.
iiould J. Handle. of Winnipsuh. agent
for the John lluncmk company, dialo—
cated the thumb on his right hand while
playing ball with the boys, yesterday.
mlourning bands at ()‘lirien's.
An not providing that selectmen must
call a special town meeting within ten
days alter receiving the petition of swan.
tyormorovotersbasbesnpissedby the
heats.
The nest game oi basket ball between
the Norwalh Y. I. C A. and the Athle-
tleclub will beheld Wednesday in the
gymnasium oi’ the South liorwalh Athle-
tic club.
(looms ilchrivor.a shaver in W. B.
ilehholi's shop, wounded his shepaiatss
and irlsnds yesterday by announcing his
marriage, which occurred tour months
am, to Ilse Kellogg.
mnm
~30!“ lac lb. st ”teacher’s.
w... new
John H. Johnson, at Water street.
the a case of hole oehiliitsd in the
wisdowdtho .luha Rooms Life in.
essence company's adios, and Eddie
Dalnoish-tshenihosgrncy.
~lsn’s and hoys’ clothing. bats,
slairts.sissostglvsnaway. Oarlaatdsy
ot newness. Stock regardless or exist
lowisthsehaasstohayelnfag. ‘l'stt
assaufisllstrsstbridus.
no swells spriahiisg service was is»
”Whitsunday-stools“:
wait this “on, by A. l.Psrtrlsh.
Threwwthhyesrwaisiswsehlararr
”annular-diluent.
‘l'hsreslesatsot Woman-oases
“whitewashdouhythohlgbo
way We! lorwaih on that
JACKSC)N ’nl PHOTOQ} RAPHS
Combine the LAI’ISI‘ ITILI! All) Illllfl.
and tofnrniah them with the finest productions of the I'Ilotoaltal'll to All:
LARGE COLLECTIUN Ol' Uilll.DfllN'8 BPUDlEt-l.
E. M. Jacason. Photographer.
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
58 Wall Street. Norwalh. Cons.
I)lA§JO and organ instruction bv lites
Man A. items. orsanist Hrmlh Nowalh
Baptl~t church. for terms call or address
It West Mainstrsev.Norwslh.flonn. islim
Ysrdmuter Richardson was injured
yesterday afternoon, at Harlem river,
while coupling core.
J. 1'. Prowltt d: Co. are repainting and
staining the residence of Councilman B.
a. Golden, West avenue.
iCity Employment Agency secures
positions {or men as well as women.
Ladies desiring nursery maids alibuld ap-
ply at C. B. Harvey's ship store, 70
Kortb Iain street.
“Tony" Cuneo placed the boys of Tris
Stimuli. office under lasting obligations
to him again today. by sending around a
generous sample of those iifty barrels of
Jamaica orangrs he has just received.
They are sweet, juicy. and altogether
most delicious.
.J’ho Wife (during a row)--'l'he villain
in the play isnlwaysn man. The Bus-
hail-.Yes, and it is always a woman
who mains him one.
i. H. Plaisted,
DR UGGlST.
We have a few sets
Killlllflfl
ilflPLlill'l‘E
WRIST
which we will sell whilezthey
last st
8 boards, 02 60
12 boards, 03.00 per set.
Iii boards. “.00
The best book on whist is
Hamilton. We sell it.
We‘—
Pilli'liii 's
lillllH ‘
sun
will cure your cold, the and 50c
a bottle. Try it.
Billiaisted,
Long Pants Suits, 6.50 to
10.00. Short Pants Suits3.00
to 6.00.
llllil SPRING OVERBMTS
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 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.
Cansell you a hat for 1.50 if
you desire. No better ones
are esold in many stores for 1.90 ‘
and 2.00.
tilliillilii
steam autism. u stunt It ‘
totem. sum not
. i IJPPTLE THINGS.
of money. Poor or dirty 0m make your horses
sure i! you try tin-m you will not use any other.
lllllhll OFFlBE. SOLIIII'
”Ill! 1"." A1
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
W H Y ?
DENISE:“‘2:fll‘..'.’.'.":.::i.""‘ BEClIlSi;
Asususlmnr prices
are the lowest.
it is the little things that mote life miserable or happy.
it is the little things in our business that we look out lot.
If everyone knew that the value of (his is in the weight
of the grain. it would not seem economical to buy the
(late that you will get the most of. for the some amount
sick.
and in the end you liml them most expensive. The dl-
gsstivo organs of a horse don't take kindly to dirt. ohad'.
and dust. Our Cars are carefully screened with Eigbie'e
Cleaner, which removes oil lorrign matter. We are .
The Leading Graln Dealer.
tltElll tTlBlE.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
BECAUSE Mariusrtntmf“ BEClllSEi “hummus: 335.3%?
nic‘usti You get here as mvl wmmvnt of (lily linseed Beef. lamb. Veal.
l V lee. fruit. urn. aslu any n! the New York stores.
liclliSEi'“m’imiitzilmtltt'w..
F. H. RADBURY. PROP.
TELEPHONE 0M4». I“.
liars you ever notirzad what widely dilisreot garments (or msiowoor .
odor this title? livery man must have obthloa: but there are clothes
.lotlm. fhevearsolothee that simply misty the demand for decent .
ndciothesonaln that gratify the taste that wanes with culture and . . .
'o are of the latter class. We have clothing for all classes. clothes for all
ocenpstlon that will not in every particular satisfy the taste of the buyer
in hits that mot session that is never felt save in send titling. well _
iothiog Therearesorwofeatarossueclally notable in this season. One in
variety otttylsssnd patterns wonrsahls tooilsr for theselootlunotbn
a listener start is annually aim. and we confidently believe we nan
satiety every hover. The other Important tasters to prices. We have a
satsaidswehsvssatoricssdown so close that the quotation of them
mvleuonelehoayaeso loererr teas who oresilu: goods.
I!" "I" EVEIIII lllTll. lill fl'lllflll.
9
to. 43 itasllhnm it.
dull tum
flotilla. Halter and Fumlsllst.
HotelBloek, ‘souoi smut. . .-
Davis, the Tailor.
Pork.
i
. We tats iostldabie pride In series that we have no eiathins for any n
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