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w,*sdnpoa¢reuriphtnalcsscopyle rent
,7 fibglo'cloclr tn the afternoon of the
, Iqbdorechnnaeirdalrcd.
William Jennings, of Gerard place.
y has shunted a position in Greenwich.
Wallace Sherwood. of Norwalk, has
. neutptedenpioymeut with P. W. Bates.
-—Yon Cycle Co. has a lady’s wheel
. guaranteed better qualit than any .80
wheelintown. Bceit.
r. A daughter was has sat Siturday to
£1: Ir. and tin. Frank Selleck, of Belden
”I.
1" These were thirty-four lodgers in the
g}, tramp quarters at the Norwalt lockup,
, In. Otto F. Bartholow, of Brooklyn.
was ordained an elder by the conlarencc
in Stamford. yesterday afternoon.
4r... all week, a work of art entitled
"Little Rosebud.” Great A. P. Tea Co»
41 lain street.
James chliister, oi Winnipsnk,
eunteuwlates moving into the Sherwood
cottage on Camp street, Norwnlk.
I. B. Wilson has secured the contract
torsfittbestorcs of Jones a Hotchkies.
Ills men commenced work this morning.
-Oystels at Depot Restaurant.
The“ spur track from the Danbury
frdgbtyardtotherenr of the Norwalk
Iron Works plant. was completed Satur-
day.
The annual meeting of Trinity parish
willbeheldin theSundsy school room.
Eater londsy. the 15th lost. at 3
o'clock.
. -Inmb chops, 12c lb., at Drescher’a.
George A. Whelplcy. the cigar dealer,
baprmsnted the finishing department
btbeank bat factory with a band-
sont clock.
, Health Officer Tracey examined the
ymdintberesrofiioa 13 and 15 itali-
ruad piacs,8atnrday. and gave instruc-
tions to have it cleaned out.
The train due in South Norwnlk at
10:20, was delayed about fifteen minutes
Saturday night, because of a hot box on
one of the trucksof a sleeping car.
ladies’ ribbed vests, 4 for 25c.“ If. S
Snitb' .
Robert Howard lies at the point of
death at his home in White Plains. [lie
brother. T. J. Howard, and other men
here of the family are at his bedside.
——Big drive today and tomorrow
The widow of the late Ifartiu Craw
has prmeuted a handsomely framed cray.
ouportrnitof Ir. Crew to the Fairbeld
County Savings bank, of which he was a
dunner.
--A word to the wise is suliicicnt. You
willdo wise in buying a Columbia or.
Hartford bicycle. Old riders recom-
m-d them and will take no substitute.
C. Yard flseley Cycle company. agents.
3 Wall street llorwslk.
Jam-Hammer: and Gate. the trick
whokasbeangiviugeahibt-
tlona lu various places in town. are
Whiplayagameofpool tomor-
ruwnlgbthillin-Shidmore’sroome
qum.
Ufl‘l’glbe,l.0,l.l,wlll rehash
stellar
aha Wednesday in Bridgeport. The
hmwlilmhethetzlon-slslor the lat—
bplses.
Islander the judiciary committee
wfl'gtve another hrnring on the hill
Olliteiialagouthetlonasc-
“use.” Thshiilleiatsadedtopre-
vent the Standard Oil cosrpeay tram
Mamet Wilson Point.
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night.
rDcn't target Company 7's grand
‘mssqnersdsballattbe armory April iii.
John 1'. Unions. of llorwaik. received
his diploma last week at the Bridgeport
Businessmiegs.
Undertaker Raymond went to Dan
bury today, to take charge of the funeral
of the late 0min Harrison.
”French porous—.44 wide,for 75c yard,
at If. B. limith' . Regular price. 12in yd.
Good Friday morning the Electrics and
the South Norwalk Alliletlc club’s team
will cross hate on the Baxter grounds.
Edward Parrlugton is moving into one
of Raymond Brothers' apartment houses
on Water street.
—Weareselling candy very low. 1".
A. Inna.
Hugh Donncily's grocery horse ran
away on lain street, this morning. but
was captured before doing any damage-
llassce will be held at 8 o’clock on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday morn-
ings of this week at St. lfary's church.
Chief Engineer Prowitt sent out the
notices. this morning. for the practice of
the Norwalk lire department. Good Frio
day afternoon.
-—"Jnstss good ssthc Columbia," is
the cry ofall bicycle agents. All ex.
pericnced wheelmen choose them. Take
soother. Hartfords are next best for
.80. C. Ford seeley Cycle company,
agents Columbia bicycles.
—3 lbs. buck shad 20c. at Drescher's.
Benjamin H. Kacler. of New Canaan.
tenor soloist. has been re-engaged to sing
inGrace church surpiiced choir during
the coming year.
-Extra values in ladiee’ pocket books
and bags. Bee display on center counter.
A 50c bag or book for 25o. If. 8. Smith.
Norwalk oyrter dealers on Friday night
shipped 1.004 barrels of oysters to New
York city and yesterday the propeller
took 800 barrels down.-
—Ten cases of dress goods at about
half their actual value. at the Boston
Store, Norwnlk. W.
TheWerdplacestthecoruerofUn'ron
Park and Franklin avenue. occupied by
H. it. lists. will be sold at auction on
April 22 to settle the estate.
The Bermannsochne Liederkranz have
elected these officers: President. John
Kirsch; vice president, (ieorgc Wcidhsss;
recording secretary. Joseph Reisterer;
treasurer. Martin Spahr.
The Young Woman's Christian Temv
penuceUuion will hold their aeminn'
nuai business meeting tomorrow evening
“7:45 o'clock, at Ira. John Cashow's.
Concord street. The annual electron of
odkerswiil take place at this meeting.
Every member is requested to be present
if possible. Reports are expected from
officers and superintendents of depart.
manta. ___m~
«The great sale of dry goods porches.
ed from the receivers of E. ii. Jntlray &
Co. will be continued all the week at
the Boston store. Norwalk.
IssaanrdweIl. of New Canaan, who
was released from the Hiddletown insane
Hospital some timesam wassgain taken
to the institution this morning. hn the
9:11 train. Three New Canaan ofliclnle
had him in charge. lie was handculled
and bound securely to prevent his escap-
lug.
Next Sunday. Easter will be observed
at the liqwalk Congregational church.
both morning and evening. The choir is
making great preparations for the day.
and will be accompanied by piano and
organ. The pastor will preach an Easter
esrmonlntbc morning.and iutheeven’
ing a printed programme of an [taster
service will he need. in which the Sun.
dnyacboni wiiipartlcipsie with unecon-
negation
~Wberimsn! (let your sundries at 2
Elizabeth street Fox Cycle Co.
Annmhsr of ilouth liorwaik people
wiliptostamfordflhursdsy .night. to
witness agents of basketball between
thsltew Britain and the litsmforrl Y.
I. C. A. teams.lnrhe gymnasium of
theistter club. Thelew Britain team
has played when” this eastern
winnisgevsvytlare.sni the fltsmtords
sveoneofthecrechteesrsotthestste.
~ilonotfniitossrureoaeofthoas
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Averylatsrerrlagsrrvieawillheheld
at (tress march. tomorrow «anisg.
till}. Boston trailer.
‘I- lb. lnimal trackers. . . Illc
F. D LAWTON 8:00.
22 noon. Main Street- '
Your that chance this season to get a first class
OOE .SHAO FOO" IO OTS. PEO [O
This is Roe Shad. not Jack Ross, such as youhavc been buying. They
at he tioest that have arrived in the city this season. Be sure and try one and if
it ore not, suit you why bring it back and get your money. Doother dealers
tell on this: Well. I guess not. The reason is. they do not have the stock which
we ave to offer you. Do not forget our special sale Saturday. We can save you
me ey. if you do your trading with us. Free and prompt delivery.
i FRANK S. AYERS,
Pflovnltlnn or nit New YORK MARKET.
-W”3O§gflisuhE—E-~HWASHINGTOBTEEET. GOUTB NORWALK.
gE BE ON EARTH.
f 3 GROUND FLOOR. _ ii 3
g g BICYCLE ACADEMY. E g
2 EUZ‘Brl“ STREET. Private instruction from 0 n. m. to 10 p. m.
JACKSON’S PIJOTOGRAPHS
Combine the earners-runs: All!) l‘llllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puoroonnruru Att‘i‘.
LARGE COLLECTXON Of' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. dacxson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) , 53 Wall Street. Nor-walk, Conn.
lilies Ella Hunt and family are moving PIANO and am
today from Ann street to New Haven. Ba m c luck,
31 est Mainstreel.
instruction by Miss
organist rionth Nowalh
r terms call or address
orwsik.Conu. 183m
Charles Miller) of High street. and
Charles D. Chittim, superintendent of
St Paul’s Winnipsuk mission. yesterday
attended high mass, preceded by the pro-
cession of the palms, at Trinity church.
Bridgeport.
The basket ball team of the Norwslk
Y. If. C. A.. went to New Rochelle. Sat-
urday night and played the team of the
emulation in that place. The Norwslk
boys were handsomely entertained. but
came home defeated by a score of five to
one. During a preliminary practice D.
W. Raymond's eye glasses were broken
and be was handicapped throughout the
game During the hottest part of the
contest W. N Hall was accidentally hit
in the face and his lip cut. He was
Fast Day services will beheld in the
Springwood chapel Friday morning.
The delivery teams of the Adams Ex—
press company are out with new spring
barns-es today.
Harry Kala. clerk in G. C. Stillson’s
drug store. is sick at his home on High
street. with inflammatory rheumatism,
and Leo Davis. who has atwo wesks’
vacation from Yale. is performing Mr.
Kels’ duties.
A union Fast Dry service will be held
in the Nor walk Methodist church. Friday
cvemng at 7:30 o'clock. the First Congre-
gational and the Baptist churches unit
ing with the Ifethodist. The sermon
will be by,l'tev. F B Robbins.
obliged to withdraw, and Robert luilings
was substituted. The other players were
Secretary Jackson. Charles Ilcl’herson
and ,Tony Ghitto. A return game will
be played in Norwalk.
—lndies' capes and jackets in large
varieties at It. 8. Smith's.
The condition of Harry English. the
messenger boy who fell down the chim-
ney at the Bimonds foundry, and who is
now at the Norwalk hospital, is more
favorable today. The chances of his ulti-
mate recovery aeem better than ever.
Last Saturday Constable Samuel ire-
lnnd placed an attachment on property
owned by ilenry T. Burtis. in a suit
brought for divorce and alimony by his
wife, ida \' Burtis. The use will be
tried in the Superior Court at the May
term.
O. H. PLO SOHO.
OIiOOOIST.
The frogs at the Wilson Point crossing
to the Standard Oil company's proposed
new plant were put in position yesterday,
the injunctions having been withdrawn
after the settlement made Friday
afterrioon.
Eugene W. Auckland and Iiies Almirn
ii. libeldon. of West Winsted. were mar-
ried by the Rev. A. H. Wyatt. at the
of the Norwnllt Methodist
church. this morning. They were old
friends of Ir. Wyatt, being members of
his former pastorate at West Wineted.
We
Are
Headquarters
For
School
Books
And
Supplies
Generally.
And
Our
Prices
Are
An important business meeting of the
woman's branch of Grace church (iulld
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:80
p. m.. in the (iuild room A lull attend
sure is requested. this being the last
meeting of the year before the annual
meeting. All business of the year will be
finished. W
TheYoung lion’s Debating club will
meet tomorrow night with Frederick H.
Rowan. iluuth Iain street. The subject
will be, ”kcsolml, That a Law Similar to
the booth Carolina Dispensary Law
Would be Beneficial to Connecticut.”
W. 8. Wilcox will argue in the anion-
tive and (i. ll. fitevena in the negative.
An experience dollar entertainment
will be held in the parlors of the South
llorw‘alk Baptist church. Wednesday
evening. April to at ll o'clock. Admin-
sion. 25 cents. «boot to those who tor. very
ulsh an experience dollar. The exercises L
will consist of “asperiencss”nnd vocal OWa
and instrumental music. Refreshments '
will be served to all. The entertainment ROmeIIiber
will be novel and interesting. The
lChlldrsu's regular made black
hose. all at... tile pair. regular price too. Place.
it. a. serial.
Assesses the weather is favorable
sndtheworh of cleaning the Norwalk
highwaysh completed.8trsst Commie.
w W will. by direction at
Council-as VI. ll. Smith. chairman oi
thehlghway committes.turu his atten-
tientothetrlsngulargrssuat the junc-
risnet Oren streetllorth avenue and
“masseusewstwingtsah h
Ismael. Thsedgasofthsgrssa will be
terraesdaadaasat flower bed will he
Mbhmflsmwllhths
tumours
43 Washington St.
sthnuelprrhstsstihstees. ~‘ .
orposrmtbnroeromor
250. T ‘ l M
we GREET you with a new and Complete Assortment ct “ ‘
CLOTHING and FIXINGS of the Latest Shades, Pat-
terns and Styles. With prices in keeping with the qualities and
the times, you’ll find our stores very satisfactory places to make
your spring purchases. Being directly connected with the man-
ufacturers, you are enabled, by buying from us, to save the midv
dle men’s profits. Although 3
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LOWER THAN IO FORMER YEARS.
we still maintain the same High Grade of Goods and Workman-
ship. In connection with this we might give you a few of our
prices.
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Men’s Suits, all wool and font colors, 87.50 to $16.00
Boys' “ “ “ “ f‘ " 6.50 to 12.00
Children’s “ “ “ “ “ 2.50m 8.00
A Good Spring Overcoat, Black Undressed Worsted, 810.00
Other Coats. 020.00
Easter Neckwoar and Gloves; Suite for Easter if you choose.
OOMSTOOK BROS.
Ii 80th llain Street, Masonic Building.
South "small. I
Ismail.
' I MATTER OF SOME IMPORTANCE.
. , , g in the course of a yesr.‘,Grain and 'i-‘eed hills run into cars?
1 aidersble money. it's a matter worth looking after. especially
. 3 when it is only necessary to start right. The right start 5
. l " ‘ taken when you begin buying here.
2 Hey, Straw. Grain. Feed, Suit, etc.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
I SULIINU LIVE“ CHILE.
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PASTE THIS is YOUR HAT.
ll 15 MARSHALL STREET. .
‘The Leading Grain Dealer.
{BillllOll OFFIOE.
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THE BEST
Advertisement is n well-pleased customer. When wide-awake people of auburn.
lodged taste and shrewdness come here to do theirlbuylng. it means something. It
means that opportunities exist which are advantageous to buyers: that a SAVING
can be made either in the superior quality ofzgoodr or In prices. Probably both.
THE PEOPLE’S .MARKET,
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
PROP.
F. H. BRADBURY.
TELEPHONE CALL, 52-8.
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ATALK AOOOT OlOTlIE‘
i‘ ilavn you ever noticed what widely dllterent garments for male wear . .
nder this tlth? Every man must have clothing; but there are clothes .
‘lothsr. Tharears clothe» that simply satisfy the llelllllid for decent covert
ad clothes again that gratify the taste that comes with culture and . .
We are of the latter class. We have clothing for all ciaasss. clothes for all
omen. We take luatlllnble pride in saying that we have no clothing for any els-
r occupation that will not in every particular satisfy the late of the buyer
ire him that sense of comfort that is never felt save in good lilting.
lothlng. There are some features specially unable In this season. One is the
rest variety of styles and patterns we are able toolier for the selectlmnt .
n this our storh is unusually strong. and we modestly believe we see
satiety every buyer. The other important feature is prices. We have a
h and we must not let any question of price hinder prompt selling. To he
eats side we have put prices down so close that the «aunties ‘ "0‘33...
1 convlotlonoichennnesstoevery man whosrsrthegnsda.
OPEN EVE“ EVEIIII lll'i'll ltlfifl'llflll.
Davis, thelTallor.
clmhiar. Hatter and Fumlsher.
iishsoltemo Hotel Block; Southlllorwalk. Conn.
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