l l . atheist-gs they see and leer l! glarweil. saute lerwelh ass m M their visual Jens-nay- Masses new-“news. ‘ } , so ADVERTISERS. 1W cannot be guaranteed the ”Manama. My ice- M1dur¢wfli tornado tonccommc Minimum cannot be in- aponnsnriqhtunieascopyis sent in Io’ciock in the afternoon of the lay orechaugeisdesmd. l , Selectman Samuel Dashemisdoctoriog cold. ' spring cleaning of the sewers cost , including 617 50 superintendent’s I be water pipe oh Briden avenue is in bed condition and liable to burst at y time. ' ’ Several large elms are being, removed min from oi the Hunter place on let avenue. Clark Dickens, oi 49 Spring street. has resigned his position as engineer ior the Lockwood lisnuiacturing company. -—Brinc breakfast salmon 10c. Dresohsr. The schooner "Crystal," irom Staten Island, is discharging a cirgo oi sand at Tollce & Co.'s wheri for Contractors Lethrop a: Shoe. lira. Harriet Kellogg, mother oi Mrs. George W. Raymond, who has been seri- ously ill at her home in New Canaan, has now iully recovered. Therehete ior lights out in Norwalk onthoeiectric light company’s hill tor the past month was 80 4!. The net bill ior the month was $527.41. The propeller brought up500 bags oi dye studs, yesterday, irom the Cove Hills in Stemiord. to R. E. Pleistsd’s headquarters on Water street. Pioneer Hook and Ladder company willteka its first run oi the season to- night. Members will appear in uniiorm . cepsend costs at the truck house at 8 outlook. . —Oysters at Depot Restaurant. Y , Beeddc Housman have had a new shoveling hoard placed in their oyster pharpie. Other improvements have also been made, placing the vessel in first- clsss condition. The new German singing society will ' meet at the home oi George Weidbsss, ’ onUnicn place, tonight. The members will also hold a meeting in their new ball in the Gazette building, Friday night. B. Emory Posse cxpeole to launch his pleasure host ”Venture," on the high tide tonight. William Taylor yesterday put the finishing touches on the new on- gine, and painted the exterior a very at- tractive color. E. M.Tclles& Co. have had a large ’ shed constructed on the south side oi their coal bins, oi 5,000 barrels capacity, in which to store cement ior the 40,000 barrels contract ior the iour-tractiog system. —-Ih-ied escsllops at Depot Restaurant. Lev”. Jones, iormerly engineer at the Horwelk and South Norweik Electric Light stetion,hes accepted a simllier position with C. S. Trowhridge dc Son, no: menuiectursi‘s, succeeding Joseph Oowperthwsit. The spring opening oi Ira. Helen Bomes'millloery sicrsin Hoyt's Thee- tre building, will take place next Satur- day.llondsy and Tuesday, when she will show all the latest styles, in hair, honsetsend museum novelties without number. Neither Attorney Grey, Justice Keelrr norGreud Juror Hoyt know anything shout the reported hebsas corpus pmo cartilage in the Bertha Klein case. As near as can he IstilIlMd both cases were regularly brought, and the town will be obliged to loot the hills. Owing to the large amount oi work on the interior finish oi T I. Raymond's resi- deoeset"flillslde,”we understand he will not he able to occupy the sales on April 1. as announced. but will remain at the old home on Iiilslce place until about Hey it, when the new house will he ready. ,1 , George ll. lchibhln, oi the Norwsls Tramway company. hes gives William Taylor, the Water street ship bulidsmhs wettest tosonstrcct accreted lloet in which to keep his handsome electric launcheadslsotheccctrectto build a - whence 'i‘oiiss in Go’s dock. tor the storage at batteries and other equip. melts. Des oi the turns important adjuncts oi g «inoculated hitciisn during the turn. is!” is a good reirigrrstor. 'ihs nerdwerd company has " transactional. April to. Osmoslli humus -—Buck shed sin ssoh,etDrtscher's. Miss Iisud Slates-mi Seymour piece, who has been threatened with a severe iever, is slowly regaining her health. The board of managers oi the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club did not meet last night, as there was not a quorum present. —Put some Periodical tickets in your purse so you won‘t iorget them. While on his delivering route, this morning, Thomas O'Brien, clerk for C. L Glover, oi Norwelk killed athresv ioot'enske. I A basket ball match will be played at the Norwalk Y. M. C. A. hell, to- morrow night, between the Norwaik end Stamford teams. Fred Knapp has accepted a position with the Hale & Ambler company, end will have charge oi the manuisct- ure oi Lustrins at their rooms on Well street. The King's Daughters at Trinity Guild will hold their regular monthly business meeting tonight at Miss Palmer’s, 25 Elmwood avenue. It is desired that every member should be present. Electric Light Trimmer E. S. Laidlaw, who tell irom a pole at the corner oi Fetrfleld avenue .and Cedar street, Fri day, and sprained his wrist and leg, is able to be out again. Deputy Collector Edger N. Sloan, oi Norwelk, has notified George W. Booth, now awaiting trail in Bridgeport jail for keeping a house oi ill isms. that he had no United States revenue license, and that he will have to stand trial on that charge aiter his present trial. The Kind Word Circle oi King Daugh- ters, oi the Norwelk Congregational church, held its annual meeting on Set urdey end elected the ioilowing oillesrs ior the ensuing year: President, Maud Keeler; vice-president, Hattie Parker; secretary, Kathie Hunter: treasurer, Emma Quinterd. --Gentlemenl get your Easter suit and patent leathers oi the firms that take Periodical tickets. Rev. G B. Beard conducted the tuner- al services oi the late MrsJohn A. Sister, yesterday siternoon, from her late home on Seymour place. Mrs. A. F. Wheeler sang most sympathetically and beautiful ly “Abide With me" end “Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping." The inter- ment was at Riverside. i —Roe shad 10c. lb, at Drescher’s. At the ladies‘ meeting in the Norwslk Congregational church, Wednesday night, the subject will he “The Women oi the Bible." Papers have been pre- pared by several ladies upon prominent characters and the meeting promises to be one oi unusual interest. W. S. Knapp, the architect. is making plans ior an extension 30:40 lest, one story high. to the south end oi the Nor- weik iron Works factory, to be used in selling up machines. Mr. Knapp hll also completed plans ior the remodeling oi the residence of J. J. Thomas in You- kers. and the erection of two .5 000 col- tsges in New Rochelle. Chiei oi Police Bradley‘s report at the doings oi the Norweik police for the month at larch shows a total oi iour teen errests.ell males. For assault, 0; swindllng.l;drunk.7: theit, 2; violev tlon city ordinance. l. Numhsr oi cases appealed, i; bound over, 1; committed to jail. ii; discharged. 4; judgment suspend' ed, 1; peid does end costs, 4. Store doors iound open, 7. M...— -—li|rs Fitch will hold an opening oi trimmed bonnets and hats ior spring and summer weer on Wednesday. April 3. at her mllllnery rooms, 64 Well street, NorwsikLWW The annual meeting oi the Germanle Smngerbuud was held last night, and the iollowlng officers were elected: President, Gustav Thlemr: vice president, Adam Schmidt: recording secretary. John Bent; ilnenclal secretary. Julius Doy- seorcth, treasurer, 01.0.sz trustee. Rudolph Knlppel; licence committee. Keri Fledler, F. Becker and L. Kcsnig. The poet other was established at Crenhury, yesterday, with E 1.. Greg cry ss postmesttrxthe ilrst pouch being received at noon. The silos is a “star route” from the Notes": post cities, and the mall is delivered by the Weston meiloarrier. The-ell closes at Elite. ia.eodlsreceivsd at soon. Then its asetcshlnet oi buses in the slice and the rent is hitsen casts a quarter. The stock oi the NewYorkJisw Keven and Hartford road sold iii New York. Friday.» list and In Boston Momentu- Thsstockhashsss gradually dressing upsllthsyesr and. ladssd.svsrslscsiishrsaksomstlais agotci'lli. mmmm “mummy’shaslsssshplcklsg ep.rspsslsliyiisiishht.tcrwhtshtas ssryhesvysayssditersscirssssiyeats accepts-sellout. ills. h l .; ‘ >1 . j B Bracket. i lb. Animal Crackers. ’ 1 ME Slllllllll l2 we have to offer you. money, it you do your trading with us. DONOVAN'S' BLOCK. . BEE—ON EllZlBETil STREET. F. n LAWTON & 00. 22 South Main Street. Your that chance this season to get e that class l-2 0T8. PER Hi. This it lies Shed, not Jack Boer, such as you have been buying. They are the “Mill. that have arrived in the city this season. He sure and try one and it it does not suit you why bring it back and get your money. tell you this? Well. I guess not. The reason is. they do not have the stock which Do not forget our special sale Saturday. We can save you Free and prompt delivery. FRANK S. AYERS, PlltPllIHllll OF THE NEW YORK MARKET. WASHINGTON STREET. Do other dealers SOUTH NOBWA lsK. EARTH. _._. ., BICYCLE ACADEMY. Private instruction tom 9 e. m. to it) p. m. EL EL it E: HGROUND FLOOR. - H, NN NN GS GS 2 Combine the LATESTS‘I‘YLE AID FINISH. LARGE COLLECTION OF E. M. Jamison. (Over 1". Mesd’s Confectionery.) [mile L. Sherwood has moved his hat store irom Louis Potter’s to Gusowaki's store on the corner oi Wall and Water streets. James H. Hoyt and G. Washington Merritt and son are among Norwelk's contingent oi trout hunters out today. —Iediesl order your new bonnet and complete your Easter attire by purchas- ing where Periodical tickets are received. Richard Hanlon. who was arrested yesterday ior stealing liquors irom Hugh Campbell, oi Railroad place, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail and lined .7 and costs, by Justice i. W. Smith. this morning. Police Captain Colgrove was the one who caught Hanloe, and is entitled to praise ior his clever decteotive work.‘ -—Codllsh 10c. lb. , at Drescbers’. Mrs. G. 1. Allen, oi Washington street. entertainedanumberii lady irisnds‘ a whist, yesterday afternoon, iour tables being occupied. The first prize was won by Mrs. M T. listch, and the consolation [mm by Mrs. Thomas Benedict. Jr. The out-oi-town guests were Mrs. Philip Sen— iord and Mrs. Sterne Wheeler, oi West. port. —A iew more copies oi “The World‘s Sweetest Songs“ and "The Musical Home“ can be secured at the nominal price oi .5 cents each. at this oilice. Andrew Iiodnier, the insane Hungar- ian, who has been confined in the lockup ior several days, was placid on board the 12:09 train today, on his way to the Illddle'town Insane Hospital. He was very violent when an ol’iort was made to take him irom the cell, and it took the united effort! of Constable Ireland. Chiei Volimer, Ofllcer Gladstone, Char- les Punnell and others to get him on a stretcher, to which he was tird, and handcuiis placed on his wrists. -—Periodlcal tickets iron, at W. A. Vogsl’s or Francis d: Co.'s. Thomas Layden has applied ior e il- cense to sell beer in a building west oi the Norwelk Mills, at Winnipeuk. Juulus Brown is repainting the inte- rior oi the police rooms. Butler Lodge, independent ()rder oi ()ddiellows, will rehearse the initletcry degree in night. All the odious and team are requested to be present. The pews oi the Norwelk leihodlet church were rented last night. There were very low changes in the sittings The receipts averaged about the same as last year. ‘ The concert service, Thursday on log, in the South Norweik Congrega- tional church (main auditorium). will he tolerating. Praisssor Boater T. Washington, oi Tushegse. Alabama, one at the leaders oi colored recs. will lecture on “The Southern Problem” A colored quartetie will sing negro melodies dur- ing the waning. its edtalssiotilscharg- ed. A collection will be taken. it is said that Charles Barraclougli, oi this city, nutty deserted by his wlis, has missed proceedings tor a divorce. James Benethwho was sent to the mummnm isll,icr sting implicatsdinthsherglsry oi the loan Typewriter itihhos MW. hes retain-linens. W Montserrat buyers from host «quantities-cove. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and w iurnlsh them with the finest productions of the Pill) I'OGB Al'lllo ART. CHILDREN'S STUDIES. Photographer. 53 Wall Street, Norwelk, Sean. M [AND and organ instruction b Ml .. .l‘é“:..t.l"t' were hid < . or ms 21 set Main street. Norwalk. Conn?r 183m The dramatic clsb connected with Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., contem- plates presenting its entertainment, "The Chimney Corner," at the Soldiers’ Home in Noroton, in the near iuture. lire. Wehrm has rented C. V. Arnold's place at Winnipeuk. Iir. Arnold will board with his sister in this city. Acer load oi ilne horses arrived ior it. E. Persons, this morning. All con- templating purchasing will ilnd bones suited to every purpose at reasonable prices at Brookside Farm. There are seven applicants for the civil service examination at the Note walk post oillce. Six are ior clerk positions and one ior carrier. “A new iront is being put in the store ch 'Wall street, vacated by E. B. Williams. , l. H. Plaisied, DRUGGIST. W We have a few sets KlLlllllell ,, llllPLllll‘l‘E llls'l which we will sell while:thoy last at ll boards, 92 50 12 boards, 03.00% per set. 16 boards, “.00 Hamilton. We sell it. W ,. PLllS'l‘E lfllIGH BEIE Y a bottle. Try it. filmmakers! ' «Vesicular-strive law. It aims. _ airways. “mud“.m W m Suite for boys. that wear long or short pants. We have a variety of blue and black all wool Worsteds, Diagnosis“ 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. our trust llVEBtllAIS " are ready, and one in particular we wish to bring to your notice is the Black Undressed Wors- ted Witll 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 irom the common every day ready-made stocks. Our 3.00 Derby is an ex- cellent Hat and a good seller. Can sell you a bat ior 1.50 if you desire. No better ones are sold in many stores for 1.90 and 2.00. BlilSTlflli BlillS. . IISBIIB Billllllll, M WT“ IIII "u. IIII'ILK. 80m, "I' I“. T W The best book on whist is 'S' will cure your cold. the and we Advertisement is e well-pleased customer. lodged testssndslmwcaesscomsaeretodoresirhsyieg. ism-sunshine. it means that opportunities rats which are sdveatenons to buyers; that a sum can bemedeelther in thempsriovquelityoigoodeorieprican My” THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, F. H. BBADBUBY. PROP. it it the little things that make his miserable or happy. It is the little things in cnrhr-inessthet weiookontb. If everyone knew that thereineoi Garcia in the” oithegrein,itwonidnot seem economial to hey the Oats that you wiliget the mostoi, iorths “new oi money. Poorordirty Oats make your horns dd. and in the end you find them most expensive. The I»- gsstive organs oi a horse don't take kindly to dkt, chef. and dust. Our Oars are carcinliy screened with We Cleaner, which removes all iorcign matter. We no sure it you try them you will not use any other. The Leading Grain Dealer. sttstll strict. sstnslt' mm siesta THE BEST Wheewideewekepsopiscisckeew- l3 NORTH MAIN STREET. masons CALL. m. flevsyoomraotlesdwhetwidsivmm eder this title? Every use most have clashing: Inst there Maw“
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