“dfll Messed" ,r D . sure mus nu M , mums-enq- “Haul-mien frogssvmtssse Gm browsed ll» , ”lama Mam. ml!!! wflihrwodsfooeeom WWI-imbalance“ must be is. Mmmcrmsslnweopyb sent a some» (he diorama o] the “III mmum 1’0 lidlrsstmot lbs lorwsik club will minds, night. ’40 the llorwaik the muscles will .1 Its out for practlcs‘l'ossdsy .-«. mam—— Mattias Hornets postoiilceto usherimvofmtm. Mrvscotiou. Therm term I Themsewboare tomposstbelllor welt Post Baseball turn. this season. wiiimssttosroucwaigbtet do’cloek, “thallium Quito sec-shes of South Norwslk ”widgets: Bridarporttonlght.w «mammogram; inns. sobe beidiaflsllies’sflsii. ”Minted Fairlie“ avenue are Mildly hythslsras nussberof humpswlio call at their homes. Five standalone Mondale-tween -'esnssslicg candy very low. 1". Lions. ”ME Wendie-lilyhsvecome “Milersufito remain for several wulsaafiltbsiraewboussoa Crescent M.M,isuedyforcocupsn cy. Wm Wilkins has moved from Beyvlewevsaestold. Biehsrds’ house anWsmrtrMaadCfiaou Holt has mus-Wetsuits Ifr.Wilkins' boars. Innis Bey-sudden: for Kicker. autism.“ Normals. who has been Mymfism abiotobeout again .aadwilmbisdctiesthelsuerpart efsbisvresir. Mllsrresscluof circulars. adver- tifiags spring Midas. minder the M ”with” chins. Saturday. and she carried lives miserable coating wast m to be used for shops ‘ wail which Lathrop a Marceau-trusting near the electric Waterloo have arrived. Contractors “flat ‘5 Daily have p‘accd another MM opposite the depot. ”BMW tritium of the Consoli dated load have received instructions that is watching up freight trains all cars moi! «other inflammable ma- mmal” placed in the ccnterof its also, as far away from the loco- motives“ “misses possible. The Wis lorwaik (Soagregstional church will malts its annual contribution asst his“ to tire American Educa- tion society. Mums raised will go “sentiments-tests of Jan Petra. for- meiylisasssn‘ss missionary here. but whit-ow studying in Oberlin college. In. We A. (loom widow of Daniel!!! Cram-sou. died at the mi, (also of her see Joesph. Saturday. ”A”. libswesintissuiostiethyear other ego. Funeral services will be lsid‘lfWetflrdtpss-mndtbsburlsl wfiihsushsmvseisuesoftbefsmuy. ~4meplmof “The World’s Mi“ W Old ”HID lusiosl W slabs modes the nominal mfusmmuitoonoe. MMMesasI-uofbessball was Milo. the Basis! grounds. Betas-day, “Ilium Mu Arthur headmast- , “mm sags-.11»... Hinds, W Jeers. ‘Dstob" lfoashsn and WM. Ir. Bindseabibiisd sl- 1” series the afternoon by Weber. ”until-aw“ bell was played mm «mm on disgraced-at stepmother. lain sad Concord m the apprise class being the Wit-yum rm, and she! moms... W b! Em “by. Them-«by a score of “View“ mmbesaaaoassedhisiaten. dealsfswnslaiussw Pasture bsscb mammal-summation “.H.” m with “all. m m The salt of 0. Sum it. law-In over ownership of fl‘OMhm returns ”Mons-vi- WM 9 Ismael Kitisrsdgsls movlsg‘ssdsy trout Ilsla street to Chestnut strait. Norwsik. Edwin L 110’ch moving today from Berkeley street into his new residence on issscs street. Hrs. Alvin A. Hauschlldt, of llspls street. is very low. She has been an invalid for years. Mr. and Ira. William Oslerbsoka will celebrate tonight the tenth anniversary of their marriage. Taft Brothers shipped their stock of clothing from Norwslk to Brooklyn. to- dey. by way of the propeller. A private confirmation will he held at Grace church the Sunday after Easter. by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Williams. John illcSherry was taken with a fit on Pine street, Saturday afternoon, and fell down an embankment, injuring himself quire badly. ~Fried esoallops at Depot Restaurant. Mr. and lira. George F. Morrison. of 19 Baviland street. are the proud parents of a son. born yesterday afternoon. Mr. Morrison iaengineer at the city electric light plant. Matilda Felmetta, widow of Henry Felmetta. who died at the town farm last Friday, was buried yesterday afternoon. Rev. 1. 8. Seeds. pastor of the A. M. E. church, odlclatsd. Mrs. Helen Lanadon, widow of Wood- bury Lsngdon. and mother of Woodbury G. Langdoo. whose summer home is at Half Mile Island. died at her residence in New York city this morning. —Mlss Fitch will hold an opening of trimmed bonnets and hate for spring and summer wear on Wednesday. April 8, at her millinery rooms. 64 Wall street, Norwalk. The basket ball match between the Young Ken's Christian Association team and the Booth Norwslk Athletic club team willheheld Monday night. April 10, in this city. instead of this week. A lamp in the residence of Robert Pier- son. on Woodward avenue, exploded Soto urday night. Mrs. Pierson prevent/ed further damags by wrapping the table speed around the lamp and throwing it out doors. The many friends of Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt.of Chestnut street, Not-walk, will be glad to learn that her health has greatly improved in Buffalo. N. Y., where she went for treatment. She hopes to be able to return in another month. A new rule has gone into effect on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. It is that, in large ofllces, the business of the day will close at mid night. The night clerk now makes out the ticket reports. instead of the day men, as heretofore. A rehearsal of the degree team of Us cas Tribe. 1. 0 R M , will be held to- night, and all members or their substi- tutes are requested to be present. The team will go to Bridgeport Wednesday and confer the adoption and hunter's de- grees for the new tribe in that city. The tugboat “Stone," which was head- ed for Norwalk harbor, yesterday after- noon, towing a barge of sand for the contractors on the Consolidated railroad, lost her wheel in the Sound. and was as disabled that she could not proceed. An- other vessel towed the boat to Raymond Brothers‘ dock. .____... In regard to the report that the New Canaan Water company is to be sued by indIviduals in the vicinity of West Nor walk,hlupsrintendeut Farnum said the other day that he took little or no stock in these rumors. and that all work would be pushed forward immediately. weather permitting. -0ysters at Depot Restaurant. in the civil Common Pleas Court. in the suit over the possession of a horse and carriage. brought by George W. Chamberlain. of Jersey City, against Sherman G. Harrell and wife. of Nor- walk. Judge Curtis has given a decision for defendant to recover to and costs and for the return of the property replevined. An appeal has been taken to the Supreme Court. The startling news comes down from Hartford that a member of the lower House from Fslrflsld county has it in mind to introduce under the head of new business s bill framed after the fashion of one recentiysdopted in the lllinois legislature. the substance of which is to lays liberal tax on old bachelors and employ the money to found an institution ass home for and in support of old maids. during the years of their rational lives. The newly elected odicers of Concord Division, No. 9. Boss of Temperance. will be installed tonight by Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch Lewis Hubbsll. Afullstssudsncsof themsmbsrs isrs- qussted. Tbsfollowlug are the officers to he installed: W. P.. Elia Warden; W. A., Louie Coleman; it. 8.. William A.Oomstock;A. B. 8.. Lewis Bnhbeil; il'. 8.. W. A. Kellogg; mum. w. A. Pryor; ohmic. l'. ‘i‘. Godfrsyzccsdcctor, Lain Buns": A. :3..qu Bows; l. 0.. Mil Warden: 0. In Willi! list"- fl. , FOR SALE BY IlllE SHAH Hill l2 tell you this? Well. I guess not. DONOVAN‘S BLOCK. STERLINGS. . B A R CRESCENTS F. D LAWTON & CO 22 South Main Street. Your first chance this season to get a first class 2 EllZIBETH 37., so liuilwllll. or. Floweianfl BaerdnSEElls. ire Acknowledged THE BEST. \.\ I-Z/ 0T8. PER lll. . This is Roe Shad. not Jack Ross. such as you have been buying. They are the fi met that have arrived in the city this season. it does not suit you why bring it back and get your money. Do other dealers The reason is. they do not have the stock which we have to I list you. Do not forget our special role Saturday. We can save you money. if you do your trading with us. Free and prompt delivery. FRANK S. AYERS, Pillll’lllilllll UP THE NEW YORK MARKET. wssmwor’cn eraser. THE Be sure and try one and if SOUTB NOBWA LK. MllNAllBHS N E S DIANAS Combine the LATES l' STYLE AID FINISH. E. M. Jacuson. (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) Tomorrow will be lsdies‘ day at the Norwalk club rooms. Mrs. A. 0. Wheeler. of Arch street. who has been seriously ill, is improving. Harry Dunsier commenced his duties yesterday as clerk at the Norwalk Hotel. I Nines from Bull Run and Spring Hill played ball last Saturday. The latter won. The Young Men’s Debating club will meet tomorrow night with H. W. Bod- well, Madison street. Carl Schsub has had a handsome new display ice box built and placed in a window of his imperial Cafe on Railroad place. In the civil case of Brewster vs. Schaub Justice Austin has rendered a decision in favor of the plaintiff to recover .20 and costs. ' 0n the occssion of St. John's lodge visit to New Canaan. Wednesday night, acsrryaiiwilliesve the lodge room at 7 o'clock The Norwalk Pelican club held a meet ng yesterday afternoon and arranged for its sociable to be held Easter Monday Mondap night. ____ __ flThe funeral of Mrs. George Fairchild, who died yesterday, will be held at her late residence in South Wilton, Wednes- day. Apnl 3, at 1 o’clock. ——Seveu girls wanted for general hlUiOWOI'k and two waitresses. Post- tions wanted for three men. See C. H. Harvey's advertisement. Joseph, the one-year-old son of Joseph Walters, died this morning of dysentery, at his home. 112 Ely avenue. The fun- eral will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock. At the Norwslk Baptist church. next Sunday. 1’. S. Evans. secretary of the Baptist State Mission society. will give a talk concerning the aims and work accomplished by tD society. —-Miss Warren has returned from New York, and will continue fashionable mil- lioery at her home, 11 Van'l. Indt avenue. Pint-nix Engine company it consider. ing the advisability of postponing its first wash of the season until Good Fri- day afternoon. Bull ltmsy be held to- morrow night. The members of Hope Hose company have placed a handsome crayon portrait of their popular saptaln, James B. Cos. tsllo, in their newly furnished parlors. It rests on a handsome easel. There was quite a large attendance at the Norwsiit Opera House. yesterday, to listen to an address upon “Love and Courtship" by Secretary John HJacksou. of the Young Men's Christian association. The number of tramps sheltered in the Norwalk tramp house from April 1, 1894. to April 1. 1895. was 5,372. During the month of March the number was 1,181. Saturday night twenty-seven lodged there. and this morning thirtyinine vsgrsnts were dismissed. A car of brown stone. consigned to K. H. Brown. ran off the end of the spur track in the freight'ysrd. Saturday. and when so short was made topull it on the trucks cams 0d. The wrecker will probably come from Dsnbury. this week. to straighten matters out. H. B. Spencer gave a dinner yesterday at his apartments. 81 Bsyvisw avenue. to a number of his gentlemen friends. Those present were George 6. Traw- bridge. mm em. Gum Whirl-r. Harry Plush. 5. I. Winch-in. William ‘ lltsvsss. was «consumed 99mm 393. ‘. , JACKSON ’5 PH OTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puoroonaruto AB‘I‘. LARGE COLLECTION 011‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. WWW. W A-.. W PIANNO and organ instruction 1) Nina A. Lewis. organist 60th Newman gawk: church. For terms call or address eel. Malnstrvet,Norw-Ilk.(‘onn.188m Jones 8:. Hotchkiss have placed an attractive new sign in front of their Wail street store. William Gilbert, who has been clerk for Cigar Dealer James Sutherland, of Norwalk. has resigned and gone to work for E. F. Baldwin. the butcher. William E. Montgomery. who has resided for many years at the corner of Cross and River streets, has removed to 25 Elm street. During the services at the Norwalk Baptist church. last night. some one visi ted the horse sheds back of the 'church and stole whips, robes and portions of harness. Ferris Gay, who had Augustus Partrick’s turnout in charge, found his robe and whip missing,“ well as the breast collar and traces of the harness. ores from Gregory'sllvery stable before he could drive home. Fanton Beers had a whip and blanket stolen. ll. H. Plaisled, DRUGGlST. ———.¢.———_ We have a few sets KlLllllZflfl DUPLICATE WHIS'I‘ which we will sell while§they last at 8 boards, 32 60 12 boards, 63. ()0 per set. 16 boards, 84.00 The best book on whist is Hamilton. We sell it. W PLAIS'I‘ED’S L'llllllll REMEDY will cure your cold, 25c and too a bottle. Try it. ll. ll. Plaislod. lit. 43 Washington St. South llcrwallt /“ / ' \ ’1‘ i ‘ "iw, / llllllillllllllllll Suitsxfor boys that wear long 0r short pants. We have a variety of blue and black all wool Worsteds, Diagonals, Cheviots and Serges. New styles, new goods and new prlces. Long Pants Suits, 6.50 to 10.00. Short Pants Suits 3.00 to 6.00. lllill SPRING OVERCUATS 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. Can sell you a. hat for 1.50 if you desire. N 0 better ones are sold in many stores for 1.90 and 2.00. BilliSTllllll lllllS- ssscmc fillllllllifl, ll stunt ‘ s 31.. serum. sum not its. —- : LITTLE THINGS. It is the little things that make life miserable or happy. It is the little things in our business that we look out for. if everyone knew that the value of Oats is in the right of the grain. is would not seem economical to buy tho Oats that you will get the most of, for the same amount of money. Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick. and in the end you find them most expensive. The di~ gestive organs of a horse don’t take kindly to dirt. chafl. and dust. Our Oats are carefully screened with Higbis’s Cleaner, which removes all foreign matter. We are sure if you try them you will not use any other. OATS JMANUELT. HATCH, The Leading Grain Dealer. Bilillcll OFFlflE. 80Lliilll' lllElll STABLE. Ll VILY TIMES AT THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, BECAUSE ' ““:m‘.':.t';;.':t:.lrm BEBiliSE' mil'llilm'llfi‘; Elf“ I3 NORTH MAIN STREET. WHY? BEBlllS BECiliS i As usual. our prices are the lowest. i We alwaysa (fpmcls'e your trading 9' and try to dolostlcstosveryons. BEC‘USE‘ Y0“ ll“ be?» I» stood assortment of City Dressed Beef, Lamb. Veal. Pork. Vegetables, Fruit. etc. so in any of the New York stores. ch‘uss' 1“ ”V"? detail we have movie this market TELEPHONE OAL'L. can the home of the people. .H. BRADBURY. PROP. 9 ATAlK Mllllll lilllTlli Have you ever noticed what widely different garments for male weer odor this title? Every man must have clothing: but there are clothes :lothci. There are clothes that simply satisfy the demand for decent ad clothes again that gratify the taste that comes with culture and ur's are of the latter class. We have clothing for all classes. clothes for all poses. We take justifiable pride in saying that we have no clothing for any Occupation that will not in every particular satisfy the taste of the buyer lve him that sense of comfort that is never felt save in good fitting. wall lothlng. There are some features specially notable in this season. One Is t variety of styles and patterns we are able to offer for the selection of II this our stock is unusually strong. and we confidently believe we can satisfy every buyer. The other important feature is prices. We have a lock and we must not let any question of price hinder prompt selling. 1% be safe side we have put prices down so close that the quotation of than 1 conviction of cheapes- to every man who sees the sands. llPEli EVERY EVEIIII IIITll. It“ Il'fllllll. Davis. the Tailor, Clothisr, flatter and Fumlslisr. homo Hotel Block. South Norwsik.
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