new use its cases at
”Imam smarter.
”Guttering” see and leer
hf Catwalk. loath lsrwalk and
“fibula-Mlle” «Ivar-sy-
wvlvilloewl‘l'swn. ‘
: rs ADYIITISBBS.
rm cannot be guaranteed the
'Illelnyeopylrhandedis. leery res-
‘ Wyn-rein hestade foaoeontnto-
‘ MWJIttdiangs cannot be in-
Wenonaarlghlunluscopyls sent
hhldcfoclt in the afternoon of the
, “Mmdtangeaderired.
The Bermsnnsoshn Usdsrkrsnz will
7 ksldasscrrd concert Sunday night. at
their balllh llorwalk. ‘
~lilk waists. at ii. Eriegsr’s.
‘ Alton J. Smith, whohas been assistant
”master“ Danbury for thirty years.
. been reappointed by Postmaster-elect
, anon, who will take charge in a tow
,‘s
4s derby to order at O’Brien’s.
The acbt "ll-tails." owned by
, Oliver cuttings d: Sons. ol Southport,
which has been undergoing attentions In
South llorwslk. will beput into com
, ntlrsionabout Mar 1.
~Ieaicsn drawn work at the
Women's Exchange, at low prices.
. calm Barnum went to Norwalk
Wednetday and brought back with him
Woof tbellvs Baiziey children. whom
he has placed in the Home on Town
Billr-Danbury News
—7ried escallop at Depot Restaurant
~It will pay you to examine H. Krleg-
er's capes andcoats for spring wear belore
mung slswhere. Mahackctno Hotel
W ofBuuer lodge, I. 0. 0. F ,
who have taken tickets to sell for ”Arts
Macy.” are rrquealed to make their re-
m the lodge rooms tonight. wilh~
--All the new spring shades of the cel~
shared Maggionr Francesco kid gloves,
for Easter, at If. is. Smith’s.
The County Commissioners have
awarded the contract for furnishing
breadtothe jail tor one yeartoA.W.
lilacs & Sun, and the meat contract
Janus Borne, both Bridgeport con-
38‘
-A few more up of "The World’s
rs
priceofhcsnts each. at this office.
Rev. Edward Anderson. a former pas
tor of the Norwalk Congregational
church, Is to resign as pastor of the
Westfield Congregational church at
Dasieisonviiis. Mr. Anderson is past
inchisf of theG. A. ll..andis
supposed whavsscall in thevicinity of
” ~«Extra values Ill ladiea' pocket books
and bags. lies display on center counter.
A 60c. bag or book for 250. M. S. Smith's.
I. l. Norton has removed the drink-
ing fountain on South Main street,which
was in the way of the four tracking im-
provements it will be stored for the
present at Putnam Boss house, and
may Milly not be used again, as the
patronage the past few seasons has been
very slight.
—-Leg lamb. 12in N. Y. Market.
The directors of the lfoton Point int
provement company will hold a meeting
at the Point, Tuesday afternoon. One or
the principal matters to be discussed will
the advisability of elevating the parti-
about (bur feet, or of testing It down
and erecting a larger. more substantial
and sightly one on the site.
—Iadies'capes and jackass, in large
varietirs. at at. S. Bmllu'tl.
The Supreme Court or Errors will come
in at Bridgeport next Tuesday.
Thoreau twelve l-‘airilsld couu cases
. on thsdochet. among them a number of
importance. Theiotmwing are at local
interest; E J. Wadharne vs. Samuel
Ortfllodamuei Grillln vs. E. J. Wad-
”. Oil?“ C“)! "t Wiulfln Ray
mead. (iilhert llorton at. us. vs. Nor-
‘l'ranwav company.
~Another charming feature of Ur.
Underpili's nest programme will be a
anthers story by l'hourss Nelson Page.
Professor W. Ulibtrfl Newsii’s twsltth
antral assertion and reception takes
Friday starting, April ill, at Music
m It makes to be one of the pret-
tiest and most entertaining events or the
”on. Among the «merely attractive
usurious the "Hornpipe,” “hiatus oi
the Mist,” which is exceedingly lovely,
"Iii-g. "We Two Comm" and other
claverasd usury names.
-—A. B. lloyt I Son. 37 Wall street.
as showing the finest and host at Is
at ”ever shown in or
walk. Others at two up Periodical tick-
ale taken.
A unique method oi marking the price
at [cater mduplsywin the windows
instinct Anemia. andatthe same
reminder of the moon.
l
&
l
i
i
ii
i
rlubmt was run through
the shellis marked the
l
Gent havebesnmadsiuthe
prissscl auras of the {Incl-fl“ .
W”’ M
rt-
' vice-warden:
fit”
feature of Mr. Undsrhlil’s more on
1 Mill
Races Polbemus. of Nyaek. N. Y»
baaacwda ties with Contractor
Arthur “droopy.
-—Boe shad are lic a pound; blueilsh
We. at Bayrs’ market.
At St. Mary’s church. yesterday more-
In at 8 o'clock. a mass of the presanctl-
tlort of the cross was celebrated.
In the «suing the stations of the cruu
were observed.
-—l.overs of vocal music go to Arlon’s
concert next Monday. Tickets at Plaistt d's
Colonel F. St John Lockwood has been
granted power by the General Assembly
to invest 1,000 of the estate of the Iale
William James in the reorganized
Union Manufacturing company.
—Yacht caps at O‘Brien's.
The ladies of the Knob Outing club
will hold an after-Lenten dance at Anon
Hall. the last of the season. on Friday
night. April 26. dancing commencing
at 8 o'clock. Laue will serve refreshmen is.
-—Colby’s ice cream delivered to all
parts of city.
The Bridgeport Grand Army Post has
refused to sanction the Barnum & Bail
ey show in that city on Memorial Day.
under any circumstances. The Wild
West portion oflered to take part in the
veterans’ parade. "
-Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
The iron frame for the Tramway
company’s new car barn on Meadow
street is raised. and Contractor Arthur
Waldron has the roof of the power house
nearly finished. Men were working on
both structures. yesterday.
——Home dressed chickens 12lo- Drescher’s
The health authorities should give at
tention to the sewer on Wood street
From the building occupied by Lorenzo
Fiero, the barber. foul water is allowed
to run into the highway. polluting the at-
mosphere of the neighborhood.
—Arion’s Easter concert and ball
next Monday.
Mrs. Charles Yoet and Mrs. George
‘chks. of South First street. yesterday
presented Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Power
with a handsome wreath of flowers to be
placed on the grave of their. daughter.
Dru-cilia, in Riverside cemetery.
—Look. maulma, Little Rosebud is at
A P TeaCo 941 Main street.
Very simple. though impressive. ser~
vices were held at Grace church. yester-
day morning and owning. At the morn
ing service the oifertory. "lie was De~
spilled." was rendered by Miss Hadley. of
Danbnryjn a very touching manner and
added much earnestness to the service.
——-Sasb draperies and dotted swisses. in
large varieties. from 16.5. upwards, at
M. 8. Smith’ .
Sealed pro is for grading West
street, from aylor avenue to the city
line. will be received at the allies of
Street Commissioner Briggs until 8
o'clock, April 19 The work includes
theexcsvation of 3000 cubic yards of
earth and sixty-live cubic yards of rock
excavation.
-—Spring reelers for children. at E.
Kricger’s exclusive mlllinery and cloak
store.
Tonight Lincoln and Pilgrim Councils
O. U A. M.. will hold a regular jumbo-
resin the ball of Llncoln Council. Lots
of prominent members of the order will
be present and assist in the speaking.
singing. music, eating. drinking and
smoking. it is hoped that every mem
her will be pr: sent and bring some re-
freihmcnts with him.
~Six pounds of extra salt pork for 50c:
five pt node of bacon for 50:, at linycs’
market.
The Antonia Sentinel. in congratulat-
ing its constituents on the action of the
Mr thodist (batsmen in making appoint-
ments for that section. has this to soy oi
a tormer resident ol this city: “Rev.
8. E Wing has made many friends in
Antonia. outside of his flock as well as in
it. and he is welcome back for another
year with much heartiness."
-—-li. Krieger ls making a specialty ol
millinery and cloaks and is the only ex
elusive store of that kind in South Nor-
walk. hence the large variety, in both
lines Mahackemo Hotel block.
Mrs Florence L. Hayden. elected dr-
mrtrnt nt commander of. the Connecticut
Woman’s Relief Corps at the annual state
c invention in Mystic March 6. has made
a poinlmsnts of 0 cars besides those
9 led at the convention. She selected
Mrs. Fannle J. Joyce. of South Norwalk.
as an assistant inspector, and Miss
Georgie W. Taylor. of Norwalk. as a spe-
cial side. A committee has also been ap-
pollllod D secure I bill for the chapel of
the Soldiers’ Home at Newton. it met-
lng of the executive board will be held in
Mcriden. next Wednesdav.
-—'l'hs best variety of spring capes and
costs. at H. Klll’lfl".
Marni-sting of the Grand lodge ol
the New Eng and Order of Protection.
held in Middletown,ihs following named
grand slicers were elected: Luclus P.
Dentin . of New Haven. grand warden:
J B. slant. of New Britain. grand
F. D. Griunsll. of New
Hammgrandsecrelary; E. A.Gran .
of Winsted. grand treasurer; rs.
Theresa Clark, of Brill t. rand
chapllh; Mrs. Floyd. of sw avsu,
grand guide; W. K. Wrightml iv too.
all.“ mflmmri 0.3"? c is min“
in .grau sen he: . . u,
of New Britain. stand trustee.
--1'hs Schubert uartette. Concordia.
ladles' chorus and t. Wlsler. at Arlon’s
luster concert.
'i‘hsllssl lessons of Professor W. G.
Howell’s dancln classes in South Nor-
walk were held a Aries Ball. ‘l‘hursdsy.
In the afternoon the children's class save
.stwhich many of their
lands t. In
“courteous“. an?
on Taylor arrnue. S. B. Sherwood is
avenue lino. tomorrow, to accommodate
and underwear. in all the good things for
SP'lDZ. 3‘ M. s, Smirh'.'
California, have leased the Baxter house
on East avenue, and will take possession
company's lsctury in NOIWMI. was do-
Ing some grinding on on Cam? wheel.
count .
90 fire distance will be about ten miles
“i . , a . .
Early Moss, Early Norther,
Early Beauty of Babies. Early Maine,
New Queen, Early Sunrise,
Clarke's No. 1. Green Mountain.
‘ F. D LAWTON & co.
22 South Main Street.
STRANGE and truethat the prices have not chart at the NEW YORK MARKET.
This may seem strange when you stop to think of the Dr cws other dealers are charging. but
when you take into oobllderaliun that our expenses are less than onwhalf or other marks
and that we have no desire to become sudden yoreallhy and are ant'afled with a small wont
on our goods. the mystery is solved. You can hug more for your money at this market than
any o'hsr mark—it in the town of Norwalk. our trainees is steadily increasing which shows
31:; l‘ttheir:ittn‘us‘thbe mmsthing’éobdraw thstpubllo fwl' guy. It is! not gar rim 11:}: w‘lnngt‘s
s it money say y our pa tour. is sep not .ut at t c n e
market and sell at the lowast prices that Good Reliable Hoods can be cold.
Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Pfllll’lllflflfl OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTOB STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
W """" r TV?66?IK§5 W
GIVEN BY '
IVOX CYCLE COMPANY
For largest list of words made exclusively from sentence
: 8
. i
8 8
8
Lists must be at academy before May 5th. Competition open to all. No restrictions.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST STYLE Ari D "Niall. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons,
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“! ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. , ,M. Jac Kson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mesd’s Confectionery.)
53 Wall Street, Not-walk. (Joan.
E. J. Wadhams’ stage coach has been
brought from Bridgeport to Norwalk.
At the Norwalk Opera House. tomor
row alternoon. under the auspices of the
Y. M. C. A., a stereopticon lecture enti-
tled “The Rsvolutiontsle" will be done-
ered. There will be special music.
—Free. "Little Rosebud." an Easter
token. 41 Main street.
TheSuuday school concert service at
the South Norwalk Congmgalionsl
church tomorrow evening begins at 7
o‘clock. The later hour, 7:30, will not be
adopted until the Sunday alter Easter.
It now appears that Samuel J. Thorns»
son. who. with his wife. daughter and
who occupied the Baxter place on
East avenue and moved out in the night.
was only a laundrymsn emploled at the
Imperial 8013]. and not a gun-st. salt was
reported. No trace has ever been secured
of him by his Norwalk creditors.
Mrs. George Beers. of Berkeley street.
isseliousiy ill with heart trouble.
Twenty-five young pine lrees have been
not out on Gould Seymour‘s property up
Pine Island.
«Don't miss Company F’s masquerade
Monday evening at the armory.
The rifle team of Company D had a
practice shoot at the range on Wcsiport
avenue. yesterday. fl _____ -
Franklin A. Smith is building an ad-
dition to the south side of his residence
doing the work.
-Colby's high grade ice cream.
Extra can will he run on the West
the people who attend lb! Butter ser-
vices at the churches.
«A new arrival of Lsdiss' Hosiery ----—-
—Ready made skirts, made of crepon
and serge in all lengths, at H. Krieser's.
W
Hump
lllllllililST.
Mr. and Mrs. (loo-go Lockwood. o!
Norwaia, who have been wintering in
May 1.
”Sherman Council, Royal Arranum. re-
ceived lour propositions for no mbership
at its meeting. Thursday night, and do
cided to bod a brain bake on the next
meeting night, the 25 h inst.
—Prof. Newsll's exhibition and recep-
tion, Music Hall, Friday rvening. April
19. Tickets on sale at l’iuisled‘s and
Riggs‘ drug stores
A new class will be formed in the
Over River Kindergarten, Wednesday,
April 17th. Parents having children of
kindoraarten age are requested to send
them on the morning of the above date. —
-—Lamb chops and lens lQchbDrescbsr's
William McPherson. a ynung machin-
ist employed at the Jones M mulaoturing
We
Thursday, when his eyes were tilled
with line particles of smory. He had to
ggltoa physician and have them taken Are
...All styles of Derbyiat O'Brien‘s. Headquarters
I’sterB Rogers died at his home on
Beltlsn avenue. yesterday. aged seventy- For
seven yuan;i Ho wasiagdoldh rcsidelpt of
Norwaik, avmg res are t irty-
one years. Hlie large ailillhitlicgludmlli' SChOOl
Mrs Frank oyt an rs. l a one .
of East Not-walk; Mrs James Gilmore BOOKS
and Mrs. Mabel Marks. of Broad Brook:
Miss Maud Rogers. John Rogers and And
Thomas Rogers. The funeral will be
held Monday “group‘s;
——Atlend Co. F’s masquerade at the SUPPHBB
armory Monday evening. Admission ($00. Generally
M" s
George Beck is arranging a bicycle
race. open to all amateurs in l‘ulrileld
to take place on Saturday. April
And
Our
Prices
Are
Very
Low.
Remember
The
Place.
I
~Ohlekeus. ills. N. Y. Market. . ’
”mm”ummn
lstdl from the depot. yesterday am;g
ll llsthlnalon 81..
between Norwalk and Stamford. Gold
and silver medals will be awarded the
winners. There will also be a tbreomils
raceon the Core read while waiting for
the arrival of the bleyclists.-—8tsmford
Advocate.
——Hsvs you seen the ladies' lace shoes
at l 89 and 00 at A H. 110th Son’s.
87 all at. it take Periodical tickets.
The Scandinavian social gave a calico
ball. Thursday night. in srrnania llsll.
It was a very novel and successful aflsir.
Music for the occasion was provided by
Heine's orchestra and C arias You
prompted. 'i‘ite Lurau Single society
of Bridgeport. rendered a nu. r of en-
joyable auctions during the evening.
the floor director was P. C. Gustafson.
and his side Nails Johnson and Anthony
soon. the men at war on thOIOBIda‘
tlonforthe allotments at the Wash -
ton street crossing. and pulls a qusutl y
of wstsrilowedcut beers the masons
’ Spring Overcoats. Black, Undressed Worsted, -
"BARNES BICYCLES BEST BUILT.” ' '
TB is W ”h Livmg ' is“ at, ._
If you wear our Clothing. Cheapness isnot theonly I
quality to be sought, but combined with durability, fit and A
style makes an alliance very much to be desired. Happily,
‘ for all our garments contain all tour of these virtues.
v
t
t- WE DO NOT CHRISTEN AN ARTICLE A WRONG NAME
NOR a WRONG PRICE.
lll-llonlllusiness Suits for lien, ~
ill-Wool Dress-lip Suits for lien,
ill-Wool Black Diagonal Saul Suits,
$6 in so
- m to lit
to
. tn
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT'S WHY WE TALK ABOUT
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.
Stud Suits for Children. from
52 unit $8
Special Sale in Shirt Walsts. closing the
out at 25c; most of them‘wcre
' 50 and 60c. 9’
flflMSTlllill 0808.,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
MASON IC BUILDING,
“W
lliTlEil or sum Immanuel.
. In the cmrse of a yesr,j(}rain antheed hills run into con-
siderable money. It‘s a matter worth looking after, especially
9MANUEL'T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay. Straw. Grain. Feed. Salt. etc.
Illllllcll OFFIGE. SOUMIB' llVEllY STIBLE.
l’ASTEjTBIS IN YOUR HAT.
M“ THE
best place to buy Mont. Fish. Vegetables. and Fruits in their season. You are
always sure to receive polite treatment. and the
PEOPLE’S
opinion is. that this Is the most popular place. and the only
MARKET
in the city that carriers full line of
CITY IJRESSED BEEF.
F. ll. lllllllfllllll. IS WITH IIIIYSTBEET.
s “Alli ABOUT lillllllE -
Have you ever noticed what widely different garments for male wear - ~ -
«uder this title? Every man must have clothing: but there are clothes
«other. There are clothes that simply satisfy the demand for decent covering.
all clothes again that gratify the taste that comes with culture and - ' .
i <r’s are of the latter class. We have clothing for all classes. clothes for all - .
poses. We take lustlnabls pride in saylns that we have no clethlss for any cl“
r occupation that will not in every particular satisfy the taste of the buyer a!
in him that sense of comfort thstls never felt save In good fitting. wall
lolltlng. There are some features specially notable in this season. One is
t variety of styles and patterns we are able in offer for the ssleotlonof .
l u this our stock is unusually strong. and we confidently believe we can . .,.
. satisfy every buyer. Theothsr important feature is prices. We have a ,
V .k and we must not let any question of price hinder prompt sslllns. hits .
bassisside wobsvsputpricasdown so close that the quotation of them it
8 ”'iiiiiiiii'ééfii'iiifd'iimn.
9 Davis. the Tailor.
5 tiobiar, Halter and Fumlshsr. ‘
abacklllllbnolelmotlk. WNW rm.
Norwalk Chronicler