“firm A. m of W sue-ear , IettsrCerrlerTylerisoffdnty today, andSuhstitnteE.W.Clsrk is working fcrhim. , ~31» IN 10c. a lb. dt People's n's' t ; NAIWIITISBIS. . may. meet be guaranteed the ”unemployment“, Every new Malaise“ bemudeionccmniao- MpawonanfcIioags cannot be in- ,, meumuuicsseopyis seat l ”Home in the m» of m , tsunami-goodness. Ira. Catherine Stebb.who is building a nsw house on Dover street. expects to occupy it by lay-1. , Security Council, N P.U.,will meet to- morrow night in their headquarters in the Danette building. —Roe Shed, 100 lh.. at Dreecher’s. Boy Alger. son of J. l". Alger. of Broad llvsr. is quite sick Confession services will he held at St. lary’s church tonight. VA tramp attempted to board a freight train at the depot. this morning. but slip pod and fell. injuring his head some- what. ' The fourteen-yesr-old daughter of John Seven wagon loads of aypsies ere en- mmped in West Norwaik. . g the Bridgeport hospital by the selectmen Joseph Henry has entered the employ today. —-Hsrd Time supper, Wednesday eve- “ Drugglst Biggi of Nprwelk. , ' mug. April 10th, in the chapel of the —-Wesrsselling candy very low. F. First Congregational church. " ' 01 n n Lid K i h f P l _ , , ive ranc ge rig is o y- i ”W. 001:“?!3; 2‘? 'm‘ the thins, will confer the rank of page in f 9" home it "8" their hail tonight. A large attendance is expected. . The Bsstngards Social club held its closing dance of, the sees in. last night, in Grand Army Bail, Washington street bridge. St.George's orchestra furnished music. and the sflsir was a very success- ful one. 5 Henry Kompf, who has been in New York city for some time.is again em- ployed by B. Apeli. Frank Seymour is out again after a ,, spell of six weeks’ sickness with the grip and pneumonia. ~30. Shed. 1&3 lb. Willi!!!) Schsub. _Havo you seen—what? Henry Linxweiler moved yesterday from Railroad piece to Bridgeport. where he has purchased a saloon business. Christopher Rodden and PatrickCougb- lefield, laborers on the raiered. were drunk and lighting. last night, on Rail road place. when placed under arrest. This morning Justice Smith lined each ‘1 and costs. Undertaker J. D. Jennings’ household furniture was moved yesterday. into his new house on Elm street. Ir. Jennings, who has been quite ill, is onthe road to recovery. Be is staying for a few days or until he more fully regains his health. the residence of B. B. Wigharn. Frank IcKeon, of Norwalk,is mrv. log into the house on River street. re- costly vacated by William E. Mont- m. —flave you seen-what? Tharuwillhe service this evening in Trinity church at 7:30 o'clock. with ser- mon by the Rev. W. Strnther Jones, D. D., of Fdrfield. ' The Arlen Singing society will hold “A '0' mm copies 0‘ “The World's tum-nu meeting tonight. and weekly Sweetest Sonar" end "The Husicsl song m tomorrow night, under a“, Home” can be secured at the nominal discounts of Daniel m, price of ii cents each, at this office. -Pried escaiiops at Depot Restaurant. , he one hundred and third annual 4 meeting“ the Feirfield County Maui- alsmociation will he held in the At bulldog for some time. and he finally let w Bowl, Bridgeport. Tuesday. April go. and a man coming along at that time .9. . piok'pd up the small dog, and pieced George B. Gedncy, of Lexington ave him in bi“ “MEE— mhasleft theemploy of A. Solmsns, A hearing on the application of the thehatmanufecturer, and is now our Ridgeileld Electric Telephone company played by J. H. Bundle, the host Nor for a charter is being held today, before walkbaker. the committee on incorporations in -—Pnt some P ical tickets in your Hartford. The application is oppored by 1"“. so you won't mm“ them. the Southern New England Telephone ._..___ compsny. Attorney Frost represents the Ridgelield company: J. W. Ailing. the Southern New England Telephone company. . —-0ysters at Depot Restaurant. Avicious bulldog attacked a smaller dog on North Iiain street, yesterday afternoon.and nearly succeeded in killing it. Chief'ol' Police Vollmer clubbed the The Huhheil. Wade & Rider company. of Bridgeport, has purchased a hand- some horse from I. H. Parsons. Brook- side Stock Farm. and the animal was delivered today by Joseph Guyer. The winsomelittle actressUllie Acker s ram. is coming to see us again in a new repertoire of plays, opening her en- gagement at Boyt‘s Theatre on Thursday night. April 11th. The opening bill is s new emotional drama in four acts. en. titled “A Biautiful Slavez" Friday. a new comedy, "Pride of the Cll’Cifl." and Sat- urday night. "Ifelinda’e Woes; matinee bill. "Pride of the Circus.“ -—-Do not fail to attend the opening on Friday and Siturdsy at the Misses St_ John. 49 Wall street Ire. H. L. Grumman has moved from 9 High street. Norwnlk, to 3 Elm street. The house vacated by lire. Grumman will henccupied by Conductor SeerIes, of the West avenue line. —Buck shed 20c each, N. Y. market. A meeting of the advisory commime of the South Norweik Biptist church will be heldat 7 :15 o'clock tonigh} At 7 :30 o'clock the regular mid-week prayer meeflog of the church will take piece. Iir. and Ira. Lewis Johnson feel gratefnltothe employees of the Nov- walk Lock company for their kindly re membranes in the form of a well filled purse. Ir. Johnson has been suffering Thismorning Jerome S Gainer. the Desist! milkmen, drove his wagon over unset tho barrels at the Washington ”crossing. The joltcaused a large n to topple over, and a large quantity of milk was upset. several weeks with a broken limb. and is Back Shad 24¢ each at Dreschsr’s. not yet able to sit up, it would have "’ v amply repaid those who contributed if they could have seen the tears of joy that came to Ir. Johnson's eyes when he received the purse. -—-Perlodicsl tickets free. at W. A. Vogel's or Francis A; Co.’s. At 7 :45 o’clock this evening. s concert- scrvice will beglven in the main audi- torlum of the South Norwalk Congrega‘ tionsl church. Prof. Booker T. Wash- ington. cf Tuskegee. Ala..'wlli speak on the Southern Problem, and Industrial Education. and he brings alsosoolorsd quartette who will add to thesvenlng's enjoyment by singing some of the negro melodies. Everyone welcome; novadv mission charged. A collection will be taken. —Iiedlesl order your new bonnet and complete your M attire by purchas- ing where Periodical tloketssre received. The railroad commissioners have Milne petitions of the New York, law Seven and Hartford Railroad to w laltd It South Norwalk belonging to William hamsters and Ira. Emma treats. ~(tsuticmenl get your Easter suit .d patent leathers of the firms that the Periodwal tickets. I. E Badman has prsrented Uncas MI. 0.8 I" with two handsome and approprlnio portfolio. One is the of George Washington and the sshuseonof the original paintingof fisdgnlngof the Declaration of [ads- pmdsass. Alldiseompenlssoftheliorwalk Fire than accepted an invitation ”Mbwysr‘shandfair etthsOpera lsusathssvsoingofsprilili. They wImsstat Phoenix Engine company’s iafuflnaltcrmnudheuocrtvd nfivwwww- _ » Amdmuschsrsofthssosth mmmmuhoolwashsid atths phase-t home of tire. W. s S“. Gusset Terrace. last night Wstssrsasectsdand the lsassysshssllswoasfcrths month of Monomecdrsviswsd. taxisw have butsfew dayslsftinwhich toiiletheirreturnsfor the year latte penalty of fifty per continuous being provided for neglect to mks returns hsfcrsAprii it. Collectorflartysayshs fssrsthatmany of the corporations in thisdlstrlothsvssmisocnovptlonof tbs lswpmsnywhlchmadsaoprndtsfcra yssrpeithsvstsksultfur passed that itwsssstnseswaiytcviksra to report. ., All corporations are utilised to report ehsihsv the year's sedans-hash“ Morass. Gambia, of Railroad place, was sent to - Those whom-object to the income it! ill... m... cm... I lb. .inimal Crackers. ‘F. D LAWTON -& CO. 22 South Main Street. Your first chance this menu to get a first class ’ llllE SHlll Hill I2 I-Z 0T8. PER ill. This is Roe Shad. not Jack liliesfsuch as you have been buying. They are the finest that have arrived In the city this season Be sure and try one and if it does not suit you why bring it back and get your money. Do other dealers tell you this? Well. I guess not. The reason is. they do not have the stock which we have to offer you. Do not target our special sale Saturday. We can save you money, if you do your trading with us. Free and prompt delivery. ‘ FRANK S. AYERS, Pillll’lllilllll OF THE new YORK MARKET. DONOV'AN'B BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. BOOTH NORWAliK. BE ON EARTH. ll L E V E V E S E t g GROUND FLOOR. it E S 3 2 lilo. 0:20:0er BICYCLE ACADEMY. Private lgstmction from 9 a. m. to in p. m. EillelElil SiilEET. JACIISON ’S PIIOTOGRAPHS Combine the lAI‘lSTI‘I‘YLE All) "HIDE. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the [inset productions of the Pllo roonsrnro AI'I'. LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CBihDREN'S STUDIES. E. m. Jacxson. Photographer. (Over'F. Head’s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwalk. Conn. W _ . . mond 0's rin street i9 IANO and organ instruction by Miss .Mfl F E Ray ' p K ’ P Nina A. Lewis. orsanlet South Nowaik sick. Haptl-t church. For terms call or address Si West Main street. Norw-sik. Conn. 183m m Mary Jordan. a domestic. was killed by the cars at Stamford. last night. “What the new woman wants to learn." says the Ianayunk philospber. “is to buy a larger shoe and a smaller hat." . Captain—If you mw a patrolman com- ing out of a saloon on a Sunday. what would you do? Roundsman (promptly) —Ask him how he got in. "Papa gave metoopennies to put in the plate in church." "Do you know who those pennies were for?" “Course I do; for the organ men. I heard the music." Kate—l can‘t believe that Ir. Gayboy is so bad a men. His wife says that others do not know him as she does Barry—Yes; but then his wife doesn't know him as others do. fie—You said before we were married that I could sit around with my coat ofl Inter-eke when I pleased. She—Yes; but you don't pisses when you sit around with your coat off and more. l. H. PLllS'l‘El], naususr. The esteteof the late William Shelton —- . .. . . . .,...- Miss Kate Pritchsrd. who has been visiting Mrs. A. N. Clark, South Main street. has returned home. »-Lsmb chops and legs 12hr. Drescher‘s. Judge Alfred Knapp was taken from the flahackerno Rotsl, today. to his for- mer home on Fairiield avenue. now oc- cupied by Royal Seaman. The monthly devotional meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. of Gm church. will be held tonight in the Guild room, at the close of the regular service. -—The Misses St. John will make a fine display of sessonabie and stylish millin- ery on Friday and Saturday.Aprii 5 and 6. The weekly meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance union will be held at the home of Mrs J B. Richards, err- ner Chestnut and Burbank streets, Frir day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Russell K. Benedict, of East ave— nue, who was injured by a fall on the Danhnvy and Norwaik railroad trestle, and narrowly escaped death by being struck by the Pitt-field express. is recov- ering from her injuries and the shock oc- casioned by the accident. —Bave you seen—what? ——-——oso—~——-— Stevenson inventories 16.228 14. The ._ ,m an-.. - MW... report was filed in the Bridgeport Pro- bate Court. yesterday, by Henry C. Stev enson, administrator on the estate. The estate consists principally of deposits in several banks in Bridgeport amounting We to St 723.14 and sixty shares of stock in the Holmes & Edwards Silver company, Are valued at 81.500. —-Chickens, l2§o lb. at Dreecher‘s. Headquarters At a hearing before the committee on For ., roads. rivers and bridges on several hills concerning the slate maintenance at d SChOOl construction of highways, in the hell of ‘ the House at Hartford. yesterday after- BOOK. noon. Representative Keeler. of Nor» A d walk, said that he had always contended n that it was better to have one mile of good road built than to cover a whole Slipplles township with poor roads. Be advocato ’ ed the construction of a good system of Generally v macedamiaed roads from New York city A d to Boston This he thought would im- n prove the land prices all over the stale and be a great benefit. Our w‘l‘o in. union. Prices You are invited to call at Charles E. Sey mour's. Thursday, Friday and Satur- Are day, and try a sample of B. O. (dornhy's oatmealherved free with cream and sugar Very Why They lief-sad. Low. Charlcs lismllton of Martinrnlllo was in R the city recently amt eon unis yinct one of the prominent i’rcshyterlnn dlvlnca of emember the city in the corridor of the Bates. Mr. Hamilton is also a stench Presbyterian, The and during gas discussion of general top- ics the old rlggs controvorsy came up. Ir. Hamilton defended the stand token Piace" Dr. Briggs and hlghercrltlclsni in gen- eral. and in reply to the minister's denial that the old school Presbyterlsns were bigoted Mr. Hamilton said: “Well, if the old school is not narrow minded. than i am in error. Why. is was only a short time ago that the trustees of the First Presbyterian church of New York refused to allow Dr. Brl gs to be buried in their churchyard. andt minis. tar actually refused to preach his funeral cartoon." The minister opened his eyes. “You “'0 tell me! Well. that Is ssmsrkabisl m1. sun’s 43 Washington St. ' continuum Suite for boys that ‘wear long or short pants. We have a varicty‘hof blue and black 311' , wool Worstcds, Diagonals, Cheviots and Serges. New styles, new goods and new prices. , Long Pants Suits, 6.50 to 10.00. Short Pahts Suits 3.00 ”V to 6.00. llllll sums uvrncniis' 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 coal; for 10.00. Other Goats 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 101' 1.50 if you desire. No better ones. are sold in many stores for 1.90 and 2.00. ~ ‘ BlillSTiillIl BIlllS. " ' —- LITTLE THINGS. It is the little things that more 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 m Of the grain, it would not seem economical to buy the Oats that you will get the most of. for the same amount of money. Poor or dirty Oats make your hornes sick. and in the end you find them most expensive. The G!- gestive organs of a horse don’t take kindly to ditt, M. and dust. Our Oats are carefully screened with fligfls's Cleaner. which removes all foreign matter. W. In sure if you try them you will not use any other. OATS. . EMANUELT. HATCH, The Leading Grain Dealer. stilts GFFIBE. Bnllllt’ tutti tutti. THE BEST Advertisement is a weil~plsased customer. When wide-awake people of acknow- ledgid taste and ahrewdness come here to do their buying. it means somethiu. It means that opportunities exist which are advantageous to buyers; that a SAVING can he made either in the superior quality of goods or in prices. Probably both. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, l8 NORTH MAIN STREET. 1". u. BRADBURY, PROP. TELEPHONE CALL. 5!... liars you ever noticed what widely different garments for male wear . ndsr this title? Every man must have clothlns: but there are sloth > :lothsi. There are chines that simply satisfy the demand for decent » ed clothes again that gratify the taste that «uses with cutters and m r's erect this isms class. We have chithina for all ole-av. clothes tor all We tails insatiable pride in saying that we have on clothing for any occupation that will not In every particular satisfy the taste of the buyer in him that. sense of comm-t that is never felt save in pond titties. lcthing Thsvesre some features specially notable is this mass. ties in . varietyotstylvssud patterns wsareeblstootfsrlorthsssiseflsaef . isthia our views is unusually rimmed ws coaddvstly men‘s; - ' o O so our" " u ‘5‘ mil-hm ’7’ W . ‘ “I I II“ h "- mom?“ , mmomos " .3“ lll8illllll lllllllllllh, It SOUTH Illli 811, ‘ llllliVllll. Sillllll Swill. - . """w‘w
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