theft tanner see sad less
Imam. death larwaik‘ sad
iterations-m rests Diurnal Journey-
less uses Ml lawn.
5 '10 Athll'flhBllll.
moot be guaranteed the
semis handed in. Every m
it” start will be made to W'
MW. Mellow cannot be r...
, uponasoriphiunieesoopyts sent
tithid’cioch in the afternoon of the
skewers change is claimed.
The Paragraph club, it is said, is busy
with a little affair to be given soon alter
Jester.
" -A new arrival 0! Ladies‘ Hosiery
and underwear, in all the good things for
spring, at M. S. Smith's.
Ollliord Carglli. formerly employed by
‘Louls Potter, has secured a position with
floodeld &. Hoyt.
-Fried escallops at Depot Restaurant.
The Scendinavran society will give a
,, calico ball in Germauia Hall, tomorrow
" ,csssiul their in every way.
. costs,
night, which will probably be amost sue.
Heine’s or
chestrs will provide music and Charles
Yoet will do the prompting. .A vocal
concert will be given by the bursa so-
ciety, oi Bridgeport
~ —-The hat variety of spring capes and
JH. Krieger’s.
The new quartette choir of the Presby-
terian church. Stamlord, has been on-
tirely «looted. It is as follows: ldiss
‘ Luhrs. of New York, soprano: Mrs. Paul
Nashmow in the Methodist church choir,
contralto; W. E. Houghton, tenor, and
Everett Noyes. bseso. The new choir
will sing tor the first time together on
Sunday. May ll. William Plan will take
the position of organist and choirmseter
at the same time.
-Iir. Underhlll's last entertainment
takes place on Monday evening next.
Reserved charts will be open tomorrow:
The New Haven Register thinks tit;
new telephoue syndicate is behind the
People’s Telephone company bill. The
Inaderoi that city says: “It is stated
here on good authority that the incorpor-
am of the proposed telephone company
which has applied to the General Assem-
bly tore charter will, it the charter is
granted. be immediately organzed and
begin the work of establishing an oppo-
xf'sitlon to the Southern New England
(I ‘. Company.
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—AI| styles of Derbys at O'Brien's.
I Ire. Flora Dunning, who resides with
her son on West street, observed, last
Saturday, the ninety-second anniversary
of her birthday, which was also the an-
niversary of Mrs. James Msllory’s birth-
day. Mrs. Dunning is remarkably active
and nearly every Sunday morning wal s
to service in the Congregational chur it.
She also periorms numerous household
duties. Ber memory and eyesight are
excellent. Ber many friends wish her
many more years at heautilul old age,
and it would seem irom indications that
sheisdeetlned tosee many more anni-
estuaries.
-—-An experience dollar entertainment
willbeheld in the parlors ol the South
Norwalk Baptist church, Wednesday
evening, April 10, at 8 o'clock. Admis-
Iion 25 cents, except to those who lur-
nish an experience dollar. The exercises
will consist ol ”experiences" and vocal
and instrumental music. Refreshments
will be served to all. The entertainment
will be novel and interesting.
Pyramid Temple at the Ancient Arabic
Order Nobles oi the Mystic Shrine, of
Bridgeport, will outflerod Herod on the
day and evening oi May 9, when the
bhriners have elected to have the biggest
day that ever made notable the Shrine
in Connecticut. Norwelk Bhriners are
making preparations to attend the nota-
bisevent.“ there will be seventylllvs
candidates to be instructed into the mys-
tulss, and willing to endure the perils oi
the voyage across the burning sands,
which upon this occasion are to be
heated th hot. The proceedings of
thsdsylell be carried out on a scale of
great so .
‘ —Co. E masquerade, armory, April in.
The Bridgeport Union oi April 4 con.
rained sneeoountol the funeral oi tiles
W E. Wilmot. which was largely
attended from Christ church, ln that
dty, nev. E. D. Cons was the odlcist
set. The body was clothed
h white silk, and was enclosed in a
white velvet oesket. open lull length, and
heavily mounted in silver. Rev. Ir.
Conespohe very issllngiy oi the deceas-
sd,eouehlng upon her long Illness, she
havinghsenepatientsnlisrsr tor overs
year. 'i'hepslihesrere were W. I. Nor.
ts .
unstehhensetsmtlfirir‘ssv'a
stom- resort... oi whim...
disappeared lest ltondsy. end his present
whereabouts is unknown. He leaves a
wits and family.
confirmed setrustse oi the Keys lean.
lecturing comp-Ii! it! the judge of the
Strattord Probate Court. .
Allen Deuchy hes leit the employ of
A. Solmaos, tosccrptesitustion es en
ginser at the pumping station in Bower.
ton. tor the Consolidated Railroad com-
W)"
~A few more copies at "The World's
Sweetest flange" and ”The Musical
Home" can be secured at the nominal
price of ii cents each. at this oillce.
Freundschait Bond. K. V. U.. will
celebrate, tonight, in Germanla Hell. the
twenty-filth anniversary oi its existence.
The local German societies have been in-
vited to attend.
—Sssh dreperios and dotted swims, in
large varieties, irons lilo. upwards, at
M. 8. Smith's.
The Q. A. club held a very enjoyable
whist party with Miss Hand Wheeler, of
Hovilsnd street, last night. A delight
in! collation was served and rceitations
and sales were given.
--lt will pay you to examine fl. Krlsg-
er's capes and coats for spring wear belore
purchasing elswhere. hisbackemo Hotel
block. .
Services will be held in St. Peter's
German church, Good Friday morning
at 10:30 o'clock, lollowed by the OM!
vsnce ol the Lord's Supper. Similisr
services will be held on Easter Sunday.
~0400,000 paid in, is capital oi makers
of Diana bicycle. No medium grade till)
stock. Fox Cycle Co. quotes prices.
The Norwalk street cleaning depart-
ment has received a rubbish can mount-
sdon wheels. It can be pushed about
the strestsbya man whose business it
will beto pick up all loose papers and
rubbish oi any hind.
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Uncse Tribs,l. 0 it. It., conierred
the adoption degree on two candidates
and the hunter's degree on six candidates,
last night. Sachem Bland was notable
to attend. and Senior Seganmre Oscar
W. Raymond presided.
-—Resdy made skirts, made of crvpon
and serge in all lengths, at 1!. Krieger’s.
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Various rumors are current about ll’rsd
Bullen's return to Bridgeport. The
Morning Union yesterday stated that
Bullen was negotiating tor the Grand
hotel in Black Rock. Yesterday it trans
plred that iluilen was looking at several
places in Bridgeport. lie is said to have
an eye on his old place, now known as
lKing's caie. M
—-We are selling candy very low. F.
A. lane. M.
The Norwslk Fire l'olice have elected
these officers: President, 1). U. Ninth;
captain, A. J. Meeker; ilrst sergeant, W.
A. Ambler; second sergeant, I'Irlwsrd
Griswold; treasurer, James T. iiuidrell;
secretary. E. Di. Merritt; ilnancc commit
tee, W. i". Lockwood, George Boilwriz,
it) Meeker; examining committee. W. i".
l).-Klyn, .‘i. B. Wilson, Thomas inborn.
-—A. ll. Hoyt dc Son, ll? Wall street,
are showing the ilnest and host style
ladies' Oslord at .2 over shown in New
walk. Others at 600 up. Periodical tick-
sis taken. __
The late Orsin Harrison, who died in
Danbury, was an old and greatly rs-
epectsd resident oi North Wilton. lie
was a devout Christian and a member at
the Methodist church at that piece. [is
wasa member of the Herenteelh Con—
necticut regiment and was honorably
discharged when his regiment was dis«
bended. He was a memlisr oi Nelson 1..
White poet. ii. A. 1%., ct Denbury.
——Spriug resists (or children, at E.
Krieger'e exclusive mllilnery and cloak
store.
A special service tor Holy Week is to
be held at the South Norwalk Congrs.
gatlonal church Thnrdsy "suing, at
7:45 o’clock. This will tskethe please!
the regular prayer meeting and a Good
Friday service. Rev. Gerald ll. Board
will concludeatthie time his course of
sermons on "The ilevsu Words tram the
Cross.” 'i'bethsmeoithislsetssrmonls
commend my spirit.”
«Ladle! capes and jackets, in large
varieties, at I. 8. Smith's.
Themseuronmheroitke Perish itse-
udrswmiiiirses shareh, costsiss the
following: '1kssharch music is now
lisskhesbronghtltteahigh degree at
sum ltlsepisssarstossaesasv
thstlhelleslsssd meet at the do:
into... X
Attorney ll. 7. Bell was yesterday -
the words, "rattler, into thy hands 1 post
oed,phbiishsdbythe3rotherhoodoilt seer-d
vsvysstisisstory. Darlegtksyssrliee W
I ll). rum cease
"‘7'.
at it is the mane saved it
market and sell at the i. v ourpatr_
treat prices that
DONOVAN'S BLOCK.
Lists must be at ncarlemy before May 5th.-
F 1‘ D LAWTON ' 8t 00.
22 south stein Street.
“,2WsoW H ro
“mom—o at so“
thattlgmmnsthssomethingmdzrwrm'meww”; 9 a'@
mum" m ”l
Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK s. AYERS,
PBOPiiiEiilfl 0F iiii NEW YORK MARKET.
WABHWW manor,
”ma Haitians " in an...“ ”3
GWI‘J‘ M
Fox CYCLE COMI’ANY i
l'or largest list or wattle made snehvsivsiy (on ”some
"BARNES BICYCLES BEST BUILT .”
lilt.
we
mil"
W WAM‘.
competition open to all. mmmsm
W...
JACKSON ’8 1’!
Combine the [$11.7 I’I'YLE AID VIII”.
DAME COLLECTED“ 0'
'E. in. Jackaoll.
(Over F. Head's Contectlonery.)
R. H. Golden has been confined to the
house since Sunday. ‘
The grocery stores at South Norwal’k
will he closed all day on (load Friday.
—The best selected stock of milii‘a'ery
goods you will always find at 1!.-
Krleger's milllnery store.
The hat trimmers oi Crolut a Kaspp’s
No. l lscuwy have sent .30 to the Nov.
walk hospital as an Easter tl'lering.
George I). Hodges. oi Mott avenue,
Norwalk, and lites linnie It. Dyer, of
New York city.will be marrhd this avers-l
log, at the bride's home
—Fres. A hesutilnl Essen token sair
titled "Little Rosebud," «ll Main street.
A SZN’l'lllltl. reporter saw a large lloclt
oi wlid geese flying over ilonth liior'wsllk
at do’clock this morning, going sortieL
ward—an indication of warmer weathsr‘.
—Yscht caps at ll’iirlen’e.
Miss Jessie E. Hadley. of llsnhnry,
will sing “lie was lisspiscd,"!rnm’tho
oratorio oi tho“tiesish," at the nil'ertory,
at Grace church, Good Friday morning.
”book at the $3 00 rueectt and .1150
patent leather shoes. They are nice,“
A. H, iioyt & SJD'I, 37 Wall st. Period-
iul tickets received: _
Point route this season, was run yester-
day. it was chsrti-rsd by Mini (3, F.
Baird to convey the pupils of her schooi
to the Front.
Those present were Dr. Kennedy, .l. 3‘.
Kennedy, 0. J. aniile. F. E. long,
and E. L Danieleiflw. ....
-—’l'he Woman's Exchange will be
open every siterhoon and evening {or
thesals ol dslnty novelties tor Easter.
(treat reductions have been me is in the
prices oi some of tie l‘sncy articles,
prone, etc. a..." mm
Abram Fllch was driving along Walt
street. this morning, with an on team
sml load of lumber, when the load ascet-
Oii and was dumped into the street
blocking the trolley car track.
Washington Lodge, of Cranhury. met
last night and initiated lliss Lottie
Adsme and Warren Clark as members
it was voted to hold a sociable with Ire.
Frank Clerks next Tuesday night. Arr
rangsments were also made for the lay
convention on the 6th instant, which
will be held with the lodge.
—-Havs you seen the lsdres’ Isms shoes
at ti teaspoon A El. Hoyttllonfs,
37 Wall st. We tsksPsrlodlcal" tickets.
lire. W. B. Hotchklrs. of Arch street,
was driving down Water stress, a...
walk, hstsveulag, when the leader over
eneoitherssr wheels struck strainer a
near tire. rum. culinary
store. The backseat was rippsdol
Ire. Frederick Wilcox and tire. notch»
kiss' governess were thrown our host-
werd. llelthsrweelsjersd.
represents. yesterdny, a Bill was
authorizing the Mate been! at
ummluquiesead report to the
nexthesrslAssemhlyinrsgiwd to tire
otextssdlsa high school lav
eitlties to towns not now possessing
the-a Tksrswses resinous lever st
thasmhociedvenesgeeeadia moses
hem-mummtedthlshlll, We
tsglttohethedeeyoflhe am Board
othdeeethltelsqolrslatoths matter.
lO’l’OG‘rllAPlIS
The iirst Tramway our over the ROM“
There was a card party at Thomas F.
Dunn's, on South tiein atrr‘i't, last night. ,
A.
Mathematics srstlst‘sstles roost patrons.
and to furnish them with the ilnest productionsn “the allotment” m,
CfliiW’S mourns.
Photographer.
53 Wall arrest. Math, (fess.
“Wear! arm inst than be ”its
sits a. .m or “th on
.. ascertainment" his”
A rpesisi messing willhsheldis St,
Peter‘s Germ church, seat Watson
daynigilsno slay Wines»
peanut the Melamine the peter,”
ttssooisrsnessooarohelreld.
“44:53:45.:
4strsvslsssialsdiss’ pocket hooks
MW.MMyOIW motor.
A toutegutwkiorm. [.15. Smith‘s.-
Therewessvery lsrgsssdieeee pres-
eatattirsceeharctrdartm. to listen
to the hepatitis! mrseiesi service. "The
Crucifixion," which wss rendered by the
vowed choir with sympathy and tree es-
prsssion. The work wsswrttteaby Dr.
John Steiner, and is a meditate»- on the
portion, written {or tenor sad heat solo
and chorus. The series were “away
song by Joint m, George it. flesh
sad l’sm ”WM. with lies Jessie
K. lab, director and Wet.
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lililli‘rlilfl.
We
Are
; "concussion
For
School
Books
And
Supplies
5 Generally.
And
Our
Prices
Are
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I GBEET you with a new and Complete Assortment of
CLOTHING and FIXINGB oi 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 mid-
dle men's profits. Although
MIR PRICES ARE MATE [ALLY
, LiWEB THAN IN FBBMER YEARS,
we still maintain the same High Grade of Goods and Workman-
ehip. In connection with this we might give you a few of our
prices.
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Men’s Suits, all wool and fast colors, 87. 50 to $16.00
Boy“, ‘5 H l‘ 6‘ it a‘ 6 50 to 12 m
Ghiidfefl'l I I u sr It 6‘ 2. 50 to 8.w
A Good Spring Overcoat, Black Undressed Worsted, 810.00
Othchoats. 020.00
Easter Neckwoar and Gloves; Suite for Easter if you choose.
tililSTili'll inns,
i
Ii Swill lair Street. Masonic Building.
Scull Itisali. (V llttsali.
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\
. ~ 5| MATTER OF SOME IMPiliiiilillE.
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. .' In the course ole. year,',Grain and‘Feed bills run into cell-
-' ' . siderable money. It‘s a matter worth looking after, espedaily
I; 1 when it is only necessary to start right. The right start i
‘i ‘ taken when you begin buying here.
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,5, .MANUELT. HATCH,
an .
,. , 15 MARSHALL STREET.
2%? . f; . ,‘1
, i The Leading Grain Dealer-
’ 5. Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
1,’ fBlliliiili OFFlGE, SDLIIIB' llVEiiY SMILE.
a w -
:,' ‘2 risers: THIS is YOUR HAT.
THE #BEST
hedged taste and shrewdness come here to do theirlbnying, it means something. It
menus that opportunities exist which are advantageous to buyers; that a SAVIIG
can be made either in the superior quality oljgoods or in prices. Probably both.
THE PEOPLE’S .MARKET,
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
r. n. nuanounr, PROP. TELEPHONE CALL, tit-s.
Have you ever noticed what widely different garments tor male wear . . .
this title? Everyman must have clothing: but there are clothes .
- .. Thereareclothss that simply satisfy the demand for decent ,, .
clothes again that gratify the taste that comes with culture and . - .
i . e anotthe latter class. We have clothing tor all classes, clothes {or all , .
. We take lustillshls pride in saying that we have no cisthlna for any 1‘
. economies that wltlnotlnsveryparticuiarsatlery that-stool the buyer - ‘
ushimthstssnseor eomtortthstlsnersr tell save in good fitting. .. .
« ~ . . Therearesomsl‘sstnrss specially notable in title season. One is the
. nrlstyoistylesand patterns wearsahietooilsr for the selection“ -
sthisonrseork lsttnmslly strong. and we confidently believe we sate grail”
eettelysvsrybnysr. Thaothsrlmportant teatarelepricse. We havsa
utersmcstnotletsayqnestlonor prleehlnderpromptsslllag. 'i’ohs .
ssteddswekavepntprloesdown so close that the quotation at them it
uselettonelchsapnssstoeverylnanwhoeesethsgoode.
”El “Ell EVEIIII Will It” “[0".
Bionic, Hater and Fumishsr.
_. ksmonotelnlock, Bouthiiorwslk,rm
Advertisement is a well-pleued customer. When wide-awake people of acknow- ’
Davis, the Tailor,
Norwalk Chronicler