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’b m lath lee-all sad
jvtsieiw Daring M Dial-alim-
ro ABVIBTISBBI.
Murmur-iv
arrived on monies.
—Yacht caps et O'Brlau’s.
Ilsa Eve ‘Wymau. of Taylor avenue,
has recovered from a brief illness.
The volunteer choir will sing at the
Passion service in the chapel of our 8on
Saviour on Good Friday.
' Mmmiuchanas cannot be in.-
?‘jidwedtiponasoriyhtunlessoopyis sent
“wheeled: in the afternoon of the
g hWorecaneiedrsirsd.
Letter Carrier John finely. of the Nor!
,' walk post office, is on the sick list. Sub-
ltltute Henry Perry is subbing for him.
—Ifsoy have been counting on Mr.
Underhill's miscellaneous programme as
. the best of the series.
The South Norwslk Athletic club
baseballnlw will play tomorrow after
' noon at 2:30 o'clock, on the Baxter
ground. trim the newly organized Elec~
tries.
—Boys’ tourists at O'Brien’s.
The many friends of C. 'F. Ithenuey,
dBroosside, will be much pleased to
heerthsthehas so far recovered from
his meant severe illness as to be able to
be out.
—w.' are selling candy very low. F.
A. lane. ’
The roads from the city line to the
Darien line on both West street and Ro-
ton Hill are in wretched condition, and
should be at once repaired by the town
authorities.
—A. E. Hoyt & Son, 37 Well street,
are showing the finest and best style
ladies‘ Oaford at .3 ever shown in Nor-
walk. Others at 60c up. Periodical tick-
etsiaken. __
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold its weeth meeting with
Ira. J. If. Hanson, )8; Union street,
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired,for special business.
—-Spring reefers for children, at B.
We exclusive millinery end cloak
store.
Richard Fitzgerald and Thomas tic-
Inerney have sent their entries to the
Bridge Athletic club, Brooklyn, for the
—Buok shad 200. apiece, at Drescher's.
Theron G. Eoytis having his house at
the corner of High street end Bayviaw
avenue repainted by Peter Shields.
The tenth annual convention of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be held
at Louisville, Ky. , September 20 29.
—-Extre values in lsdies' pocket books
end begs. Bee duplsy on center counter.
A 50:. bag or book for 25¢. M. S. Smith’ .
The regular meeting of Sherman Coun-
cil, Royal Arcanum. will be held tonight,
and a large attendance of the members
is desired.
—Look at the O8 00 rumett and $8.50
patent leather shoes. They are nice, at
A. B. Hoyt & Son’s, 87 Well at. Period.
icsl tickets received.
Adams played an exciting series of
checkers. yesterday afternoon, at Gustav
Pltzer’s. The former won five out of six
games.
—Everybody has heard of the Colum-
bia bicycles end knows their quality.
We have sold more than any other bi-
cycle egent in Norwalk. Have you seen
our Hartford bicycle for a little less
money. 0. Ford Seeley Cycle 00., Nor-
walk.
The Inasmuch Circleof King’s Daugh-
pal church, will meet on Friday after-
noon st 3 o'clock, with Miss Florence
Elton, 2 Kerwin street.
-—-'l'he Woman's Exchange will be
open every afternoon and evening for
thesele of dainty novelties for Easter,
Greet reductions have been made in the
prices of some of the fancy articles,
aprons, etc.
Forty members of Unces Tribe, 1. O
R. If.,went to Bridgeport, last night,
and worked the adoption and hunter's
degrees on twenty-five candidates for
m “he
Captain of Police Colegrove and Leroy ’
ter's. of the Norwelk hiethodist Episco' ~
,. - W8, .—
4 lbs. Boston Cracker.
l lb. lnimal Crackers.
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STRANGE and trusthst thb have
This may see a strange when you etc think
when you take into consideration that our ex
and that we have no desire to become sudden
on our good». the mystery is solved. You can
any 0' her mark-it in‘t
market end sell at the
nonov'atvvs BLOCK.
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town of Norweie. Our
that there must be something to draw the public our way. It
ways. but it is the monomer-ad it? our patrons. We keep not
eat pr ces that Good Reliable Goods can be told.
Prompt and Free Delivery.
. FRANK S. AYERS,
PHUPBIHUB OF THE NEW’YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
FIVE DOLLARS in com
GIVIN BY
IB‘OX CYCLE , COMPANY
l'or largest list of words made exclusively from sentence
f 250.
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SOUTH NORWA LK.
"BARNES BICYCLES BEST BUILT.”
Competition open to all. No restrictions.
thunder. the HIV YORK HARE".
of the before nth t
f of other markets
gumlihr and are satisfied with neural! profit
market than
uriness is steadily increasing. which shows
looks or winning
best iish in the
quality to be sought, but combined with durability, at .4...
style makes an alliance very much to be desired. Happily,
for all our garments contain all four of these virtues. ‘
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we: no nor CHRISTEN AN ARTICLE a waone Hm
NOR A WRONG PRICE.
ill-Wool Business‘ Suits for lien.
lli-Vloolilress-llp Suits for lien,
ill-Wool Black Diagonal Saciiuiis,
Spring llvertiiatt, Blantilniiesseii Worsted, -
. it it till
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT'S WHY WE TALK ABOUT
E. M. Jackson.
(Over .'. Head's Confectionery.)
The barge "Two Brothers" is discharg-
ing a cargo of coal at Bay mend Brotheis’
wharf.
—Co. F masquerade, armory, April 15.
The Old Well City band will meet, for
rehearsal and business at 180 Water
street, Ifonday night.;
-Free.-—-”Little Rosebud,” our beauti-
ful Easter token, at (it. A. P. T. 00.. 4]
Iain street.
A standcpipe to be used in filling the
Norwelk Street Railway company's
sprinkler in being erected at the car
house.
——llot cross bone at Colby's, Norwelk.
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JACKSON’S PIIOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST I'I'YLI Aln'lllllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our names.
and to furnish them with the finest productioaeof the Puovoanarmn alt'l'.
‘ LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwslk, (lose.
avenue: is sick.
grip at her home on Stuart avenue.
~Silk waists, at H. Kriegerfs.
A new pole was set today I the ele
church corner. The old one
out and was near“
armory will heclosed on
row.
flies Bertha Webster, of 22 Stuart
Miss Kale Cebill has an attack of the
trio light at the Norwelk lethodiat
rotted
—8herwood’s riding academy at the
urdsy end
lendsy on account of hell t he held on
the latter evening. Open all day tomor-
Wilbur E. Selleck, who went west
some time ago, has just purchasede
IT SO MUCH.
Boys’ Suits. long Pants. Si and lip.
We have made our Children's Department very attractive in
several ways. Variety of patterns and prices,
also the furnishings.
GoudSuiisioiclliidien.iimn sum it
c.
Special Sale in Shirt Waists. closing, them
out at 25c: most of them were
50 and 6°C.
John I]. Ferris, agent for the schooners
"Jennie C. May" and ”Eve L Farris,"
made the owners happy today by declar-
ing an Easter dividend.
tract of ten acres of land in Vinelend.
Colorado. It contains 450 fruit trees.
and he has three horses. a cult, cow and
calf and several hunlhed chickens. His
Will is very good and he and his fam-
ily like the went very much.
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Koncaapotenaugh Tribe, No. 30. A
banquet followed the work.
contest and exhibition to be given Thurs-
dayand 8aturdey.theiiitheud20th
riv’inst.
(3 —Ladies' capes and jackets, in large
varieties, at If. S. Smith's. \e
tilliliili lint.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
—A Good Friday will be a good day to
have your photograph taken at Reed-
men’a, Gazette building, Norwelk. Open
MASON“) coupled, ; .
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—Roe shad 9c. lb., at Drescher’e.
Substitute Letter Unmet E. W. Clark
’Vhlljlut finished his contract with the
United States government of placing
time-tables of the close of mails on the
twenty live collection boxes in Booth
Norwalk.
—All styles of Derbyi at O'Brien's.
Joseph Weingarture, who struck
Claude Poyvez with a hammer in
Lounahury, Mathewson & Co's shoe fsc
toy. last Saturday. gave himself up. and
Justice Aloozi W.Hmith fined him '5
and wall for assault.
—-Chickeus 12lc. lb., at Drescher's.
all day.
Bishop Williams will visit St. Paul’s
church, Sunday morning, and confirms
[age class, numbering upwards of forty.
In the afternoon he will visit ‘t. Ital-
thew’s church, Wilton, and in the even-
ing will be at Trinity church, South
Norwalk.
—Hot cross buns at Colby’s, Norwalh.
Roth & Goldechmidt propose to test
the legality of the town assessment
Their corset factory property on Ann
street was assessed at $43.01!). They ep«
plied to the Board of Relief for a re.
.William Dewshury and family expect
to more from Norwalk to Bridgeport in
a few weeks. Their residence on Elm-
crest terrace will be sold.
-—-Sash draperies and dotted swissee, in
large varieties, from 16:. upwards, at
K. 8. Smith's.
Peter Heal, of Railroad avenue, Nor-
walk. has been sent to the reform school
for truancy. Several other lads about
Norwelk should be treated likewise,
—Re.idy made skirts, made of crepou
ani serge in all length, at H. Krieger‘s.
lililllifilST.
l. H. PLAIS'l‘El].
g A Milli or Silili lllPillllllci. '
In the course of a year,‘(}raiu andZFeed bilb run into a.-
.; . siderable money. It's a matter worth looking after, espehlly
i when it is only neceelary to start right. The right start 3
if j taken when you begin buying here.
MANUEL'T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
duction of $15,000, but the board refused _~,"T‘:“f'_:. .~
m ‘ to grant it. They will now refuse to pay A couclave of Clinton Commandery The Leading Grain D 3313'.
Enema Swim“ “'0 N" 0'0“" their taxes. The case will be heard in No. 3. Knights Templar, willbebeld «2 Hey,Slraw, 6min. Feed, Sam M.
Eur; b“ 3:“ wJIndien:poll;.whe;i; the Superior Court the first Tuesday in o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at which
,4. ‘,'.:..,2,'°:',..::I:. .31.“: 5;... :1"... "-i- __ “w .h. 0cm" “w WWW "“ Billlllill OFFIGE, solelir urtst stasis.
WW“ to recuperate “a health hev- —A beautiful panorama Easter egg b°°°M°"°d' _L_.__ We .
“I not yet fully recovered from the as given away free to all of our customers, —Co|umhie and Hartford b’cycles. the PASTEJTHIS W XOUB HAT-
vsreshock he sustained in his interview s““'d'!- N- Y« store. bastion ttiw$'li:ilsc:, fiweclm‘i; Are
recently with a supposed ghost while M wor mans p s .
running his engine. Eoglneer Derelict ludicationspointto ' 1"” cl.“ '0' o‘iillllmh‘m "“1"” “h" wheelonthe Headquarters
the competitive rumination for Con- . d Seel c cie Co, 110,.
wilisctaaanbstltute during his absence. etc-men an“ appointment to a” An malr'ht. 0- For 0! I . For
' we .
.. g rlst of n a “P0“. N5"! WNW There "0 h . - , best placetohuy Mest.I-‘lah, Vegetables, and Fruits in their season. You see
with; Eilege’r's. ”d ‘ capes an “Nb" from “WWW! WI“! ll '0" Th. bl“ amaze; m:ei!:mm::i:r::h school always sure to receive polite treatment, and the
aathia county. Among them are John adrift-amaze '. 0' “a. ‘0'", heart: ’
Comptroller used and Tresluier BurchsrdJoula Goidamlth,and Edward ldhm‘ “a“...gx'dm 80;“ between Books _
Budge have issued a circular letter to Wedhama, of Norwela; o. H. Fury. of “mi ’ _ ‘
every Board of Bechotmsn in a... Southwrt. and Ernest Weiehert, of Dsn- "mm ”d ”W“ "' 9"“ b’ "" And mnion n. "In "11- i- t!" mt vow-r elm- Ind th- only
state, requesting them to state whether bury. 3%?! Representatives “ Hartford. .. ’
hm hm Wm ‘W W ——'i’he bestselectsd stock of millinery ' ‘ , Supplies ‘
r... 2“.L"332."'§i".".".$2“.. tom: "’0' m "" “"" m “ 5' night“ “A' p' 1100"“ lathe city that csrrissafuil line of
3:, a. my... the Inequality now ee- “m“ "“““£:;“'_1 A, m WM Wm M "um Generally. C r '1‘ Y r) R E s s E I) B E E F.
brine ""9” a” towns that M" Contractors BMW“ a D“, began committee in Hartford, relative to the And F. H. Blltllllllf. l3 IDITII U”. ITIEET.
fled their properly at full value work today laying the stone for the improvements “ Bndmt. ”an“. __
and those that have not. southeast abutment at the Washington "n I" York, New Haven ”4 flari- our
street crossing. The excavation h six ford Railroad company well- the cityio
.vsry heat huttar.25c lb.,if. Y. store. feet deep, hutea the street will be not , inseam vb. p"... P I ‘
down three fsst.ths foundation stonu m‘mflo of “a work’now M r 003 t
A well known musical critic of Nor- will brouly three feet “‘0' the surface l‘ MW” alk dssld that the t‘
# welt,.psehlngofthe tpeclel service of Th bass °° " 'h 9" "“ Are
' " eight h“ "a" gradually rsasonthacompauy was payingtha sn- .
Gran church W m": We! diminishing until the top n reached, u" “km, W a, moose V ,
rial-t. “I" 5" ’9“ Steiner ' "0“”. which will be four feet wide. had been built :5“ cent to the laying cry
W 'u m’ ”I“ "The ”n” ofths M q IIsveyonevernntlnsd whet widelydiflareutgsrmenta far melewmr
dileawhlch mm received by the --A new arrival of woe Hosiery ' LOW- m e... um livery man must hanging": in. the; e. aus- .
H m m ’0'” Wm :iothes. f'hsreerseiotbesthetslmoly set 7 a mm a,
«$57.7. whim mum 3:11;, at 1.32:3?” “by {w .‘ RBMOIIIDBI’ :fififlhfifit’v‘rmxodmmw s critical: ‘13:“
“mm M“ “5 “mm W “umwd” a” n I. h” Womiwmuprminmiuimmamuammmw-
sleet. The atop-III. allover- "ll- “. M 9m malice in MO" I“ “W?” 1""- M The mmlenthetwlllnotinevsryparticnlusetlefytlwtuhdtbm »
”thesaur- halos daelaias- tiwn,theFrsuadsehsftBand.K. U. v.. M are WNW It lvehimthstseuavof ccmfnrtthatleissvsi'tsit save is nevi more.
slwithall seas and distinctilaas often observed. last eight,“ comm, from twenty-two seats to twentyeilva Place, loinlas Therearesomerseturssaosclaiiy antahlw ls tale assess. on b as
its twenty fifth anniversary, and the
edsirweslusvaywsy sham-gape.
care. There was a large ausadeoeaof
themsiaheresadthsh friands,whodid
all in their power tellers spin-at
tins, sad aaeasslvd admirably. for
lame-ones- Madam
farm made. The M was
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cfthshlsiery at the assumed there
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7 am” also: when
our . humanism
mapnudendairlolnetfro-alatees
esauteaighsssnaaess. Todaytnesop
smear must pay for Wilda,
esotsmthhty-Ivseaetsepouadaadfor
slrieia twantymasatstotwanty-faa:
casts. Mun-Mathew
deemed beef Irmssttrihateittosahorl
sapplyefssttiasadaeythaltassrasat
highprlssswiilprsveiinutllthesuamsr
mannered-lamest,“
whitesheetlslyi.
matawwsssseslwst'afi
in common it.
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varietyotatriasendpsttsrnawaerssbiateeifsrterthss‘sstisasf
sthlssar-terkiaaeuaeiiyatressmedwaecelldsetiy believe we see ,
sausfvsvervbarsr. 'l'hsoiharl-perleatfseseraispviess. Veteran
kssdwamaateotiateayqaaatlenotpriiwhladsrmptaaulsg. ‘lshe
harstasldewahavspaterloaadowa soaloenhat theseatattsseflhvmwi
coarietleasfahsasassstoersry-aawkessseiasseals.
MEI if!“ “Hill lll'l’ll It“ I'IIMI.
Davis, the Tailor,
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