‘ * Mistakes-deem and
tbwslssrnmor that the magnetsawlll
not advance the price further just at
present. ‘
Newsdseler Iarsball W.Rsiston will
move from leases place to Belden avenue
lay 1st. I ' .
Charles Webster held ticket 197, which
dnwthetbgoid piece at Company F’s
masquerade.
-;OyIters at Depot Restaurant.
.4... Arctics. of Norwalk, ammo the
South Norwalk High school nine, yester-
day, by a score of lit to 14.
“lbs Easter music rendered at St. Paul’s The _
. .. will be "WM next Sunday. re will be an exhibit of the Han!
iield fire extinguisher. near the Norwelk
. 3. Hill, .13., at Yale, is in tr elnlng for Methodist church, at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
”8"" intercollegiate "”3" The Norwnlk and New York Steam-
boat company's passenger steamer will
commence running about the middle of
May. ' ,
m. waists at H.S.Smlth's, in all
new spring styles.
Till members of Company Foleared
‘ Robert Onetead, of Union Park, late
“Why their masque ball, Monday night.
with Tristram & Hyattflhas accepted a
position with Olsen Brothers, shoe
dealers. .
John Curnyn. of Stuart avenue, has
accepteda position in the box depart.
ment of Roth d: Goidschmidt’s corset
factory.
The J. T. Prowitt company has sold
”Edna Brown a lady’s Stormer bi-
cycle.
Attorney Levi Werner, of Norwalk, is
again able to be out, after his recent
illness.
Ilr. and Mrs. John R. Wynne, of
Spring street, entertained an Easter visi-
tor in the shape of a ten-pound baby
A parish social will be given tothe
are of Grace church, to-night,
st the rectory. 10 Holden avenue, from
lmm100'clock.
.V Willard W. Jennings, son of J. Fred
Innings. has been pieced in charge of
the Harlem cities of the New York Sun.
4-Soutbport Chronicle.
.—_.
The insolvent estate of the Union
Manufacturing company will be sold at
public auction at 2 o’clock Thursday
afternoon.
Goods to the amount of AttorneyGray’e
claim have been taken from E.J. Wad-
hame’ Norwalk market, but business is
still continued.
--A few more copies of “The World’s
Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical
Home” can be secured at the nominal
price of 5 cents each, at this office.
Raymond Brothers have taken the
Southern New England telephone from
their lower mice, and substituted a local
one, connecting the two offices. direct
"The insurance companies have notified
v the property-owners of Scuthport that
* unit. the village gets rid of its lire bugs
j ailinsursnceplaced there will be can-
oeled.
, --The ladies of Trinity church will. hold
a ale of cake. aprons end useful articles
.3 II. Women's Building, South Iain
sheet. Thursday afternoon, April 18,
_ ‘ from 8 to 5.
One of the oldest end best known resi-
dents of Danbury. Lucius P. Wildman,
hdead. He wasehatter by trade and
wasoneof the few remaining oldtime
' batters.
that evening session of B. R
, d: Co's cycle schooi,hel.l in
a, We Hall, was well attended last night,
] “several new cycle enthusiasts were
sdcsll to the list.
Today, by request, Tue Sss'rmm.
gives the pattern of the Felix skirt.so
:1" fashionable this season. The hints give
a concise explanation of material used
‘ end maunerof making.
T. S. Vanderboef has placed his green-
houses in charge of J. A. Wilson, an ex-
perienced gardener from New York state.
Mr. Wilson moved to Norwaik yesterday.
A brown horse, fifteen hands high,
with a docked tail, end high spirited,
and a road wagon with red running gear,
wr re stolen from Stamford, last night.
—Fried escallops et Depot Restaurant.
Lewis Johnson, of River street, who
broke his leg a few weeks ago. is improv.
ing. He site up an hour or two at a time.
and stood on his crutches, to day, for ten
minutes.
At the meeting of the Building and
Loan Association, last night, two loans
of .900 were made end several applica-
tions for membership were acted upon.
«We are headquarters on spring capes
and jackets. If. S. Smith.
Rev. A. S. Kevensgh will preach a ser-
mon to the Red Man, next Sunday even-
ing. As he remarked in making the an-
nouncement last Sunday evening, it will
be the first time he ever preached to In-
diaus.
A meeting of the South Norweik club
will be held in the club rooms Saturday
‘ night, April 20, atS o'clock. A full at-
tendanos is requested," business looking
to the disbending of the club will he act~
ad upon.
Old Well Lodge, F. and A. I, of
SoIthNorwelk. will confer the master
mason's degree at the communication of
_‘ Union lodge, Stamford. tonight. The
1 South Ncrwsik lasons will leave here
on the 6:50 train.
J. O. Iliier, who drives for C. E. Say.
moor, was nearly run down by an en—
gine at the Washington street crossing,
this morning. not noticing it until it was
nearly upon him. Then he hastily turn-
ed thshoras and got out of the way just
in time to avoid an accident.
The west-bound depot is not to be cc-
copied In] Ibtbfltle understood. even
‘ ”gilt should be finished at that time.
Tish is because the temporary tracks will
. hslocatedonthsesst side of the com»
party's property, alongside the new seat.
hos-d depot, which will be completed
aboutJnns ist,and which will be used
‘ Manduntll such time as the perma-
“nsntwcrhhas advanced far enough to
, no the west-bound 4090‘-
!» annuities of the Union School
m has profldsll twenty-dye new
d“, which will its placed in Miss Lucy
”h Ms M ‘s 0‘ m
:s'sasklls street school. The old
fl have been removed to the
amour! stress school. The High
“ammonium from land-
“5%anan-
hgsslllallsryfl comm-mo.
‘ .gwflgstsksudsss’e.
no rush and worry at the internal
maneuver the receiving of in.
cans sen blanks is over. III ”will!
museums-seesaw of
“newscast"
of It" I'-
“ “Maintain“.-
Otto Singerwald has moved from 68
Woodward avenue to 53 Meadow street,
and Max Singerwaid has moved from 63
to Walter Wilcox‘s house on Woodward
avenue.
Several candidates from Grace church
will go to Wilton Sunday afternoon, and
will be contirmed there with the class
from St. Matthew‘s church, by Bishop
Williams.
Edwin S. Laidlaw has ordered a Model
B. Stearne bicycle of H. R. Bulkleydt
Cc. H, A Saunders has taken orders
from T. A. Sterling and F. 0. Tobey for
Model A. Stsarns bicycles.
-—The ladies of Trinity church hope
their many friends and patrons will re-
member the sale of cake, aprons and use-
ful articles at the Women's Building,
Thursday afternoon, April 18,from 3 to ii.
The selections of song to be given by
Ilse Alice Sherwood, at the concert in
the First lethodlst church, next Tues-
day night, will also be sung by her at a
grand concert in New York next month.
Ifiss Hannah Sellsck. aged fifty-three
years.died at her homeln West Norwalk.
yesterday. The deceased was a sister of
tire. J. S Raymond, of South Norwslk.
The funeral will be held from the West
Norwalk chapel tomorrow afternoon.
~Weareselllng candy very low. I.
A. lane.
The Independmt Social club will meet
with Robert Dndley,of ladlsou street,
tomorrow night. it is probable that a
committee will be appointed at that time
tolook up new tennis grounds for the
club this seascm All members are re-
quested to be present.
Edwin 1". Brown, of Ely avenue, has a
crayon portrait at his cousin. Ilse Jennie
Brown, of Franklin street, on exhibition
in a window in Beater’sdrug store. The
drawing is an exesllsnt likeness and et-
uacle mach attention, as the youthful
artist has exhibited considerable ability.
«hook at oursxtrsordlnary value in
children's dresses for ”a, sllslses, at
I. ll. Smith's.
Usoss'rrlbeeoeferrsdthswerriol's
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Earlyltorther,
EarlyBea ,ty ofHebron, summits,
New Queen, Early Sunrise,
Clarke's No. 1. Green Mountain.
‘F. D. LAWTON'& co.
22 South Main Street.
STRANGE and trnethet the . use have not cban
This may seem strange when you s p to think of the p a other dealers are chat-gin . but
when you take into consideration t at our expenses are s then onmhalf of other In hate
and that we have no desire tubeoome sudden wealthy and are sstlstled with a small profit
on our goods. the mystery is solved. You can u more for your money at this market than
any o'har market in the town of Norwalk. Our uslness is steadily increasing which shows
that there must be something to draw the public our way. it is not our od looks or winning
ways. butlt is the money saved by our patrons. We kee nothing butt a best hair in the
market and sell at the lowest prices that Good Reliable s can be t id.
. Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PflflPillETilil OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
FIVE
at the NEW YORK HARKIT.
DOLLARS I‘N GOLD
GIVEN BY
FOX CYCLE COMP NY
For largest list of words made exclusively from sonic
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"BARNES BICYCLES BEST BUILT.”
Lists must be at academy before May 5th. Competition open to all. .‘YNo restrictions.
JACKSON ’8 PH OTOGRAPH S
Oomblne the LATIS‘I' STYLE AID FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH") ART.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Iieed's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street, Norwallr. Co“.
Eggs For Hatching.
EN KiNDS from the BEST hens. at
L'HOMMEDIEU d; FOWLER’Shennery.
mcaud Oi for ill. No.7 Henry street. East
Norwels. em lw
Charles Fliiow has resigned his posi-
tion at W. A. Benedict & Co.'e Norwalk
store.
A. valuable shepherd dog owned by
John Rooney. of Franklin avenue. has
been poisoned.
The J. T. Prowitt company has the
contract to repaintUndertakerRay mond's
residence on Berkeley street.
C. T. Ieonard's residence on West
avenue is being repainted.
-—A bargain in pictures, neatly framed,
29¢. each, at If. S. Smith' .
The city schools reopened after their
two days' recess, this morning. Promo.
tions occurred last week and the new
classes now start out upon their year's
work. ‘it is desirable. therefore, that all
pupilsbepresent. at once, this week, if
they are to be entered at all this term.
Certain classes from the higher grades
recite in the English branches to Miss
Woodman, teacher of Grade 9, and to
Principal Foote, who has transferred his
office to the Knudsen building. The
This day, in 1853, the ground was
covered with snow to the depth of
thirteen inches.
—Dotted swieeea and draperies in large
varieties, at hi. S. Smith’s.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Schneil, of
North Greenwich, are the proud parents
of a line boy.
Arthur W. Jayne, of Union street, is
quite sick.
Prof. Hail will glvoan exhibition of
fancy billiard shots in the rooms of the
Norwalk club, at 8:l5 thil evening.
Franklin street kindergarten has over
sixty ‘ Wit and the Concord street.
has
which is is Knudsen‘s building,
sixty scholars.
Thar—alarm gong has been placed in
First Assistant Engineer I". W. Smith's
residence, at Norwalk.
The fire alarm box on The Green, cor-
ner of North avenue and lleia street
has been moved to an adjoining pole,
with the wires, and the old pole taken
down. One other pole will also be re-
moved. _._._..._
Rev. A. S. Kevamgh conducttd the
funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Boughton,
yesterday afternoon. The pallbearers
were H. S. Brown, John Cornwnll. J. Wu —— . - ~ -.
Duke and H. Perry. The interment a. ...- - __
was in Pine island cemetery.
Contractor Foley it Coughlin have be.
gun work laying the stone foundation
for the new turntable, which will be lo‘ we
cated at Pine island. north of the freigh,
yard. on the east side of the main track Are
to Danbury. ,
Michael Sullivan, who was arrested Headquarters
last night for drunkenness, was lined fl For
and costs by Justice Smith. He paid. ,.
Stephen Boisncher. who was arrested
yesterday morning for the same choose, SOhOOI
was lined .l and costs. and taken to jail. Books
Edward Hiddiebrooks was driving
James Barbour's celebrated white horse And
“Popcorn" up Water street. Norwalk.
this morning, when the animal turned suppnes
and ran late Dr. Dexter Hitchcock's
carriage, smashing the rear wheel. The Generally,
horse only cost Jim .25 at the Bridge-
port Traction compsny's suction. but And
since then it has run away several times
and is a continual expense Our
The itcwsyton trolley car whichflleit Prlces
South Norwalk at 6:35 last night became
grounded when it reached tbenew power Are
housscn Isadow street. About half a
dozsnmengotoff the car to give it a very
start. but upon tsklng‘hold of the rail-
lngof tbsoarcamstotbeconoiuelon that LOW.-
thrywculdiet the motorman and con- ,
doctor do their own work, as the railing, Remember
they said. was hot.
Constable Hunt was carting goods not The
of E. J. Wadhems’ Norweik market, "
this morning. to satiety the attachment Place.
ofJossphA.Orsy. its had made no
tnvcleeof thsm.end when the con-
stableattemptadtotakeoutsbarreiol
syrup Ir. Wadhame insisted that it
sbosidhswelgbsd. Ocamsblefiuntrs-
fserd and Ir. Wadbame interfered.
misfofl’ollsanrsdlsywss called on
43 Washington it.
(uh. .
liliPLi S'l'iill’i
’ quatlto be sought, but combined with durability, fit and
style akes an alliance very much to bodeslred. newly,
for all our garments contain all four of these virtues. .
u
WE DO NOT OHRISTEN AN ARTICLE A WRONG rm.
NOR A WRONG PRICE.
—- "iiiilll stunts"
fooled the horse. No use‘trying to save money feeding H.
, shavings, (or dirty oats). Same way with churns. There's n
3. way to save, though, that‘s easier.
i _We sell feed—lots of it, but we want to sell more. It i
this laudable desire that leads to these rootlets.
Our Oats are carefully screened with Highbis’e Pat-t
Cleaner. The first order is all we are anxious about; “it u
‘ x 15 MARSHALL eraser.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, sic.
SDLIIII' ill!" stsstr.
THE .‘
best place to buy Meat. Fish. Vegetables. and Fruits in their sense. You b
alwsys 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 carriessfull line of
CITY DRESSED BEEF.
r. u. s lllliill. u sears snmertt.
A MI TAKEN“ DEA
Exists in the lads of some peopleresnsewsasllel‘”
quantities of our 08 ill) Pants modes to order, tbstwehdb
nothing else.
’TIS NOT SO.
We are handling as due a stock of Wentsse,holh {up nih-
mestlc,aecanbsfosndintbeconsty.
DON’T YOU
Hear the talk about msmwmnsumr u
townhssnsverseenthslrsqnaieattbspslsm -
, lil'EI Elli" “MIG WI. 9 meet
Davis, the Tailor,
cmmltn, lllT'iEll all Fillilltiliil.
If‘ycu wear our clothing. Oheapness knot the only
Mainline as M “I," m ‘3' _
ill-Wool Business Suits for lien. - $6 is ll
ill-Wool Dress-lip Suits for lien. - - ill is lit
ill-Wool Black Diagonal iauliuils, - - ll
Spring llvemoals, Black, Undressed Worsted, - - SI
EXCEPTIONAL. VALUE. THAT'S WHY WE TALK ABOUT
IT SO MUCH.
luys’ Suits. lung Pants, - - $4 set lly. , ‘
We have made our phildren's Department very attractive in
several ways. Variety of patterns and prices,
also the furnishings. .
[loud Suits in Children. from - - 32 sets S!
l
Special Sale In Shirt Walets. closing them
out at 25c: most of them were
50 and 60c.
it SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK. 3639395}. *'
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