l
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. Mills III“ '07-.“ “I
,Mmmmmfldosuay-
hails-Illegal";
T0 AllVlllTlIlBli.
sponasnrightunleeecopyie sent
teem o’clock in the afternoon of the
g logbefore changeie desired.
Wt the Yr It. e. A. will try and
. . organise a wheel club.
A sou’wsr born yesterday to llr. and
Ira. I. J. Duggan. of Chapel street.
«4191 is the Lucky Number that won
, the tickets for "The Fast Mail" st Lene’e.
Saturday being Easter even, the rite of
‘ hsptletn will be administered at Grace
church at 4:80 p. m.
W. F. Bryant has resigned as usher at
the Norwalh Baptist church, and in sun-
oreded by Charles Hoyt.
-—Sllh whirls, at El. Krleger'e.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. R, will rehearse
the iirst degree tonight. All silicon and
members are requested to attend.
Thomas lcharry. having recovered
from his recent severe illueee, has re.
' noted his duties in Cometooh Brothers'
South lice-walk clothing store.
-The Steamer bicycles can more than
ily,and the beauty of them ie, they do
not fly to pieces. Keep your eye on the
"yellow fellows."
Theodore Olsen. of South Norwellr,
"in Darien yesterday. It is under-
stoodthatil heean find a suitable lo-
cation there he will open a boot and
shoestore.
—Green blue fish 14c. lh.,nt Dreecher's.
Tue fineness wee in error, yeeterday,
illetatlng that there would he evening
communion in St. Paul's church, Thurs-
day. Communion is held at at. Peul’e
only in the morning.
—Ludiee' capes nnd jackets in large
varieties at It. 8. Smith’s.
The N. A. 8. E. will meetseueusl,
r. I’riday night, at 8 North llain street,
and it is desired that as many members
as possible attend, as changes are to be
made in the bylaws.
The Norwallr One Light company now ’
nllowe a reduction of ten cents per thouev
and feet on all bills paid on or before the
tenth of the month. The gross price is
$2 00, instead of ”.50, us heretofore.
—Co. I" masquerade, armory, April 15.
Adam Stierewuldpf Bsilroad pines, re-
ceived a dispatch yesterdsy afternoon,
notifying him to go at once to Newark.
N. 1., as his wife, who went there Set-
nrday to visit relatives, bed been taken
suddenly and seriously sick.
~Spring reefers for children, at H.
We exclusive millinery and clock
store.
George Byxhee, of South Main street,
worked hard all day, Baturdsy. cutting
upcord wood,aud about 4 o'clock bed
the job nearly completed. At this time
he enrolled something burning, and on
invmtigatiug discovered the woodpile to
bonfiresnd burning merrily. All his
aliens failed to extinguish the blaze,
andnot enough wee leftof the wood
to kindle a fire in the kitchen range.
~Afewmorecopieeol “The World’s
lwsetmt Songs" and "The Iiueical
Home” can be eeenredet the nominal
grioeofbeenbeachutthisoflee.
la. H. Decker. the Washington street
painter and hanger. is never inclin-
ed to say inth his business alleles,
hatareporter teamed this morning or
ihsfellowingpalnting mounts he has
on band: C. B. Trowbrldge's house,
lentil Iain street: Hrs. Francis A.
Ono-bi, Evenley avenue; two of E. A.
Woodst houses on ilanford piece;
Its. a. W. Goucb’e cottage on High
street. Helseleodoingworh for Dr.
ulbwtin llew Canaan end ilr. Gil-
MoftheGilbertl Bennett nanotec-
ssrlng company in Georgetown.
a-Itwlllpeyyoutoeramlueflxrleg-
deespmsadeuawferepriug weerhstore
elewhsrs. lsbeehemo Hotel
l
Lin-eating ofthe Electric Beesball
“manners-.olliedlmw.
lelshonwee elected mesa-
! . uterine:
ni. Boston trackers.
lb. lnimal trackers.
Tee-way read are negotiating with '
Freucled:0o..torueweprlngsnits.
Thellcrwslhriver ie'nnneually, no. I
todayosaesount oi last night's hoary
rain. ltheersisednearlyvtwofeet.
--I'ree. A beastllni Easter tubes as:
titled “Little Rosebud,” it lists street.
Tbeceeeof MO. Holmes vs. Jones D.
Worden has been decided in favor oi the
plaintiff. The defendant tool an appeal.
John Johnson, the Water attest i...
ter, bee a case or line bets on exhibition
in Edward Hefner's store in East Nero
walk.
-—The best selected stock of millinery
goods you will always iind at ll.
Krleger's millinsry store.
RRE SHAH FRR’
This is Roe Shed, not Jeni Bore
tell on this? W
we ve to alter you. Do not forget our
money, if you do your tredlng with us.
The members of Sherman Commend
ery, U. 0. (i. (7., and their friends will
be entertained by James Walsh, of Union
avenue, Good Friday night.
DONOVA N'li ”LOCK.
m», .w’ w- 9......
F. D LAWTON 81 CO."
22 South Main Street.
Your that chance. this season to set s that class ‘
are the iinest that have arrived in the city this lesson. Be sure and try one end if
it don not enitdyou why bring it back and get your money. Do other dealers
i, I guess not. The reason is, they do not here the stock which
FRANK s. AYERS,
PRUPRIETOB OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET,
There‘lsaboleintberoadon iterwin g? :15: ’BE ON EARTH. I If}? E
filthmiiflififflbr 3 GROUND FLOOR. F 3
repairalesh in thegaepipe. g g BICYCLE ACADEMY. g g
‘0’.” “ D.” lieutenant. 2 EUZ‘B‘T" SIRE“. Private instruction from 0 s. m. to 10 p. m.
Ill 0T8. PER |.B.
, such on you here been buying. They
specie] sale Saturday. We can sure you
Free end prompt delivery.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
The loeei Catholic clergy are in receipt
of the official circular musing the appeal
for the annual Beater collection.
a M the nernsrarrnst alto strtran.
circuisr was read at the masses Sunday. m 3’
The W. W. and W. R. Reyes company
of Btrstford, in which Judge Andrew
Selleeh is interested, has been declared
insolvent and a trustee will be named to-
day.
—-Bnch shed 20c. spices, at Drencher'e.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Iiead'e Confectionery.)
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
—Weareeelliug candy very low. P.
A. Lane ”m...
The (nine for James Iorrle'new home
on Wilton avenue has been raised.
The ilnhihiug touchesars being plac-
ed upon the Norwals Street Railway
company's new entomstic sprinkler. it
is exmcted that it will be ready for use
neat weeh.
—Call and examine immense stock of
wall paper, just received, at Newman's,
2! North Hall street,
South liorwslh, ill.
The Norwalh Young Inn's Christian
association and the South Norwalh Atho
letio club bashet ball teams will play a
match game at the Athletic club'egymn:
asium, tomorrow night.
ltis likely that the storm which prev
veiled yesterday and last night will leave
the Atlantic coast this afternoon, and an
improvement in the westher may soon
afterward be inched for.
Louise hedge, Sons of Bern”, will
hold its monthly meeting tonight, in
Gmenia Hall.
—lleady made shirts, made of crepon
and serge in all length. at H. Krieger’e.
Bishop llcliebon Council. No. in.
Getbolic benevolent legion, will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock.
'11. Krieeer is rushing a specialty of
millinery and cloaks and is the only or
elusive audio of that hind in South Nor-
walh, hence the large variety in both
lines Iahachemo Hotel block.
Contractor J. it hede is placing-
arrietic panels in the doors of lies. Bam-
uelB. Trietram’s residence. 22 Burritt
avenue.
Robert Kimmy. of liorwaih, has left
the employ ol the Lockwood Iianuiectur-
ing oompeny and is now working for .l.
ii Witch, the butcher.
—-Dutcb bonuses, at ll. Krisger’a.
The lecture by John B. Light on “The
Boy end the State," announced for Wed
needsy evening of this week, at the
People’s Institute, will be given, insured,
'one week from Wednesday. '
~Yon will hit the nail on the bend if
you buy wall psi!" at Newman's.
‘2? llorth Ilsin street.
South Norwalh. Ct.
Ollioiels of the Consolidsted read any
the big depot the company is about to
erect st Harlem will be lor freight pur-
poses only and not tor wingers end
freight both, as has been reported.
James Ittmaban—not "l)utch"-—wse
arrested in company with William
Harry. (or lighting last night. This
morning Justice Smith lined the fur-
_merfd and min, and discharged the let-
ter.
ltierepeirted on what appears to be
thebset of authority that lies Bertha
Burchard.daushtcrol llr. and lire. B.
Bernhard.“ Wilson i’olnt. and George
IcKay. ol Rowayton. were united in
marriage in Port Chester, last Tuesday.
thecommltteeoneitisaaud boroughs at
Barttord tomorrow to give teatime” on The friends of Senator and tire. flew-
the application of the city of llorwicb ley will be deeply distressed to learn
for a charter for municipal and commcrv that their daughter lldltb. 1‘"!!!qu Ind
clal lighting. live miles old. is very ain’t...“ A gn-
. of physicians was on no
~7secoed band music- for sale, ”W
n A.8aunders,fillaiast.,llorwalh. “WWW” WW” "
perplexing and urban. .
All.“ letts’ horse“ {ml “ I “9" “pm W.“ 'm.(“ 7“ 1.“.
mm” w'“ ””‘b “W“ 5' “M anemones. WM“ l2icyd.
yesterday alter-eon, and brute one of '
Womb wallet I W “'0'“ Prosecuting Agent flenuecker'e term
rogetaway.. nasal-a! waeeubdnad of museum-tend he announce!
by 9-"-“"M___ thathewlllnot under any circumstan-
TheeerrieesofCl-oirmaelerlt. sawmill-WW “it?”
~Specinlidhildreo's regular made black
hose, all sizes, We pair, regular price 25c.
Ii. 5. Smith, “M“
Reed Grumman Henry, son of Mrs.
Kore Henry, of West revenue, was bay
tizul in Stamford, Huntley. by Bishop
Warren, at the close of the ordination
of elders attbe New York East confer
once.
A. E. Winchester will appear before
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
and to furnish first” with the llneat. productions of the l'llotooltamno ear,
MM! COLLECTION OI' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
IMAM) and
N1
lie
31
Pooley. of Trinity church. We
havebsen dispensed with by the mode
oommitteemadll. lJeehson. of limb
habietbat the present Bond of County
W, whose term of onlce ex.
piree in July, will not make any appoint
wais,theorpwlstnfthoebnrch, whim
have ehupothoihugaaendeboimhe -oomm,"u 41 this street.
channebeiagmadebaeasseoitbeaeceev
The retaining well built by the
eltyofredaeisgeapeases.
eity alum one year ago on in-
-Tbebsetverietyofspringcassr and ingtoaavsnee. wee washed out tore
mmflvwe mammumtachunlgst,
easesniedawaya portionol the hand
.1thme min retina on or six feet of roadway.
women-innuendo!“ “" more or it. he met iellsed with
letterby fortyrllrs bslleia s ”'0‘" eteaeeandfladeplorshleooadltlon.
game. fle-Iteawae aotin
bismuth-,aadflepaweahgsue. —ltoeeliedse.lb..stDeseeher'e.
PeleetiaeMA. 0.K.I.O.,met
5mm” In “I?“ b-
tweeaDoyleeadO’l’eelethert M“ H “a Hannah’s a
unchanged-sheaths
thousand W
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Jul-twelve- «mm rhythmic-Weed. carom.
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gm”, “'“mmmmmmmn
wee-sad
"Indium." no
let-Ides eight between
and“. Inhwllomd”
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mason-filament Marlee:
our aim is to give satisfaction to our putrons.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Norwalb, Cons.
organ instruction by Miss
ha Lewis. organist rlonth Nowaik
let church. For terms cell or address
est Main street. Norwslh. Conn. 18 film
James A. Brown, of the firm of Brown
do Wilcox, is eiclr.
The annual meeting of the Y. I. C. A.
which wee to have been held last night,
was adjourned for two weeks as some of
the nominations made by the nominal-
ing committee minced to stand.
Tickets for the grand concert to be
given {or the Epworth League. at the
First Iletbodlst church, on Tuesday
evening, April 23, can now be purchased
at Plainted’s and Gregory’s drug stores.
The steamer “La Toursine" returning
witha party of tourists from Mediter-
reuenn ports. among whom ere Iir. and
Ila. E. A. Woodward. of this city, was
sighted oil Fire Island at 3:45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. She had not been
m by the flandy Hook observer up
ton late hour last night.
prevailed
R. R. PLAIS'I‘RR.
DRUGGIST.
W“!
We
Are
Headquarters
For
School
Books
And
‘ Supplies
Generally,
And
Our
Prices
Are
Very
Low. ’
Remember
The
PIECQr
RRPLR STRR’S
13 Washington St.
Adenee log ,.
E GREET you with a new and Complete Assortment of
CLOTHING and FIXINGB 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 pieces to mute ’
your spring purchases. Being directly connected with the min-
ufacturers, you are enabled, by buying from us, to save the mid-
dle men’s profits. ' Although
RRR PRICES ARE RATE IALLY
LOWER TRAN IN 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.
1.
Men’s Suits, all wool and fast colors, 87.50 to $16.00
Boys, ‘5 H H H H e‘ 6.50 to 12"”
Children's " “ “ “ “ 2.50 to 8.00
A Good Spring Overcoat, Black Undressed Worsted, $10.00
Other Costs, $20.00
Easter Neckwoar and Gloves; Suits for Easter if you choose.
RRMSTRRR BR08.,
u South Main seen. Masonic Building.
South liomall.
Nowell.
"it time! or {one mronnucr.
in the course of a. your,j(irsin and :Feed bills run into ones.
siderable money. It's it matter worth looking nfter, especially
5 when it is only necessary to start right. The right start i
3 taken when you begin buying here.
. MANUEL T. HATCH,
‘ :- 15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Sslt, etc.
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
THE BEST
Advertisement is s well-pleased customer. When wide-swabs people of acknow-
bdged taste and ehrewdneee come here to do theiribnying, it means something. It
means that opportunities exist which are advantngeous to buyers; that a SAVING
can be made either in the superior quality ofkoode or in prices. Probably both.
THE PEOPLE’S .MARKET,
[3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
s. H. BRADBURY, PROP. TELEPHONE CALL, 52-3.
W“ ._.
ATllli Allillll llllllllil
Have you ever noticed what widely dillerent garments for male wear « . ~
nder this title? Every .mnn must have clothing; but there are clothes . "
lothes. ‘l’here argclothes that simply satisfy the demand for decent mint. r,
clothes again that gratlly the taste that comes with culture and ' . .
r's arsof the latter class. We have clothing for all classes, clothes for all . -
. We take Justlilable pride in saying that we have no clothing for on elm
woupatlon that will not in every particular satlefy the taste or the buyer and
vs him that seneeot omnlort that is never felt save in good fitting. well , >
lothlng. There aresome features specially notable in this season. One is the
varietyoi'strieeaud patterns weareabletontler for thessleotlonut ..
n this our steel: is unusually strong. and we oonildeutly believe we nan gratin
satisfy every buyer. Thenther important restorers prices. ,We here a . 5'
‘h and wemustnotletssruueetionnf priuehlnderpromptseillng. 'l'ebe
ealaaideweliarsputpriceadown so close that the quotation of them i
meiouonoteheeuneeetomrrmauwboeeeetlneoods.
one it!“ EIEIIII osm idm'tlillll. .
Davis, the Tailor,
Blower. Hatter and Fumisher. fl
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