’ i’ l mun. scrap racy sou and leer is Evian-m. Iwwtls lorwulh and may Darla: ‘I'Ioir Diurnal Journey- ” ill- or one Dowu rs... . TO ADVERTISERS. More cannot be mtoroafeed the ' Mmbhawledin Every reu- afurf will be mode to oocommo patrons. but change cannot be in— flduponasarightunlesscopyis ‘sent bulo'oloch in the afternoon of the _ to; More Mange a desired ‘ Ills! Grace Wilmoi, of Eavlland street, has an attack of tonsilirill A gang of men started to repair Dr. :. Bubsonan's ruining truck near the Ship pan road. Stamford, yesterday morning. -—Roe shad, 9c . at Dresoher's. T. J. Tabor. of Brooklyn. is sick, and Mr. Marshall, bookkeeper for the firm, is 5' . taking his place today. , ‘Malrs& Lewis‘ pile driver engine in the harbor, yesterday lifternoon raised pus of the sunken rafts of timber which i‘ had settled and was fast in the mud. M One of Grocer F D Lawtm& Co.‘s horses, driven by Frank P. Self, was taken with the colic, yesterday, and i< now under the care of Dr. S. W. Schup. ”a. -Fried cecallops at Depot Restaurant. Henry Payne, of Broad River, expects to be married today to Miss Weed of the some place. It is understood he will re« member the boys after the event takes place. The'weeltly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with lire. J. A. Manson, 18.} Union street, Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All members are requested to be present. A class of eight from the North Center school have passed examination to enter the Over River high school department. Only three have entered They are Miss Errol: Fitch, Edward Quick and Peter 1"”! ‘I V Hrs. Styles Curtis and Miss Hull. of The Green. expect to spend this summer visiting friends out of town. They will leave Norwali in May. The Misses Lane have leased lire. Curtis‘ apartments, fur- ulsbed. —A bargain in pictures, neatly framed. * We. each, at M S. Smith’s. 'I‘. It is reported that the railroad commit of the legislature, in executive ses- -Il0ll, has voted to throw aside all ques- tions of paralleling and decide- each peti- tion for charter for electric roads or amendments to charters on its own mer- its This will probably transfer the fight the Consolidated road has made against the electric railways in committee upon the question of paralleling, to the floor of the houses of legislation. Governor 0 V Ciflio has appointed Friday, lisy 3. as Armor 1) iy by uprocla- motion in which he said: “In accord— ance with section 1756 of the general ltatuleil hereby drsiguate Friday,the third day of May, as Arbor Dry and rec (lament! that the some he observed by appropriate ceremonies and exercises in our public schools and among our people pncnlly forihs promotion of the im- portant interests which the observance of the day is designated to foster." -—Oysters at Depot ihutaursnt. The latest phase of the attachment suit of Attorney Joseph A Gray against Edward J. Wadharns was an order for the plaintiff to appear hefors Judge Cur- tis, in the Court of Common Plans. at it) o'clock this morning, to state under oath the amount of hi. claim which he be . lluvrl to he justly due and proper, and I hill of psrticulars for the same. Law» yer John E Light, Mr. Wadbsms' attor- ney, fsattempiiog to secure a bondsmsn so go security for the gnods under at toohment so they may be returned. The Value of goods taken is between .800 and .400 Judge Curtis decided that the claim was a satisfactory one and allow-d the full amount of the goods. “00 The money held by Attorney Gray was re- leased to lfr. Wsdhams. ss Attorney Wt substituted a bond of “00 to cover it. dhirt waists at E. 8. Smith's, in at the new spring styles. The General Assembly has passed the Wing law: "Everyone who shall deposit. throw or sills any psper or ad Wt in any public highway or on private premises or property without the - count of the owner of said prvmrsss to My. unless the same be left at the dearof Ineldrloeorpim of business, or who shall. when depositing such paper or advertisement. rice the door hall or «herein summon the occupants of such mar place of business to “door W, or who shall aillx to any unmet or Itruolure within the m of a plflmh:lh my paper hr ’ t, I so coders posted Wot in. shall be load out ”murmur imprisoned not more ~ amount W . . « my rum-r 'W ton. pring street to his new house ou Bry- visw avenue. The Independent Social club will meet with Rabi-rt E Dudley, of Madison street, tonight. Thomas McGuire, who left South Norwsls quite suddenly two weeks ago, returned yesterday. Division No. l. A. O. 3.,of South Norwslu, will hold a grand “sociable at Ariou Hall, Friday evening, April 20. "We are headquarters on spring capes and jackets. Id. ri. Smith. All members of the Junior league are eswcially requested to be present at the First Methodist church, tomorrow afternoon at 3:80 o‘clock. Rev. A. 3. stansgh and Miss Raymond will have charge. Trustee Edwin F. Hall, of the insol- vrnt estate of W. W. ahd R M. Keys, ni Startford.iu which Judge Andrew Sel- leck, formerly of Nurwalk, is largely in- terested, will sell the plant at public auc« tion next Monday afternoon. —Fresh liverwcurst llc. lb. , Drescher's. ”Judge" Knapp, who is now living with Royal Seaman. on Fairiield avenue, is greatly improved in health. He says he is perf' ctly contented where he is now his days there. He rtceives many visit- ors daily and is glad his friends remem- ber him. The test of the Bridgeport lire extin‘ guisher, given in front of the Norwalk Methodist church. last night, was a de- cided success. Quite a crowd of specia- tors witnessed the exhibit. It was given by the inventor. A Mansfield,assistcd by his agent, C. A. French, of South Nor- walk. —--Call and examine our special line of $5 trousers, made to order at W. B. Swords’. A handsome scar! adorns Captain losielln's picture in Hope Hose com- pany's parlors. It is hand painted, and was made and presented to the company by Mrs. Phil Patric. Scarfs and tidies have also been presented to the company by the wives and sweethearts of other members. The Union Veterana‘ Union will hold its next regular meeting in the rooms of the Knights of the Mystic Chain. Wash- ington street, on Friday evening, April ll). All members are requested to be present. Applications for new members can be filed with Adjutant L 8. Owens. at his office. ill Washington street. --A few more copies of "The World's Sweetest Songs" and “The Musical Home" can be secured at the nominal price of ii cents each, at this office. A large number of the trainmen on the Danbury division of the Consolidated railroad. have already contributed, and many more are cxpeotvd to do so, Sit) apiece toward a fund to purchase a steam launch with which they expect to enjoy themselves this summer. Conduc- tor John (iriiliu has the matter in charge The desks at present in use in the Adams Express company's cities at the depot, are to be removed today, revsr- nishetl and refitted, and placed in the Adams Express office in the new weat- bound depot A miscellaneous collection of tit-sits will be usrd by the employer until the new depot is ready for new. pancy «Buck shed 0c. lb , at Drescher's. Bryant DeForest Shredy is one of the new members of the Bridgeport Board of liealtb. lie was born in Wilton thirty two years ago. and when a lad ltwndrd the public school at Norwall. and upon graduation entered Dr. 0,0. Bohsnnaa'soflice and prepared himself for the study of medicine. Then be en- terrd the New York University Medical college and graduated from that instiiu’ tion in 1884 Thirty-five members of Old Well Lodge. No. 109, A I". and A. It, paid a fraternal visit to Union Midge. in Stain» ford, last night. The third or Easter Mason‘s degree was conferred on several cmdidstes. The Norwslh delegation speak in high terms of the hospitality of the Stamford brethren. The «winds work was followed by ssurnptuom hair quer,and the return was made on the train due bars at 11:06. ~Wssresslliag candy very low. 1’. A. has Tuesday night Charles W.3symour. the watchman st Solmsus’ stable, saw a harvests-chad to a buggy standingia front of the once. After watching some time. and letting us one cams afisrit.hotoobitintotbestabis. Tris- phoueaiassaesrwsrsssss ”them-by towns,givlags description of thsturu- ost.butuooueappsarvdioowslt. Yer tsrdsy morning Trad like. of V. A. was Bessidlsbsloopdtolr.laafldd. aedtsstaycusg mashedblrsdltfers mudaofboureiatlssftsraousfiuthau Wbmwflhfl. “Weekdflmiuw menus-ass. Early Rose, , and would like to pass the remainder of ~ Sondsld’s sable. snails inquiries for a turnoutaoswsriagtbe descriptionofthv one in question. and learns! when is iii Early Beauty of Hebron. New Queen, ' Clarke's No. 1. ' Early Norther; Early Maine, . . . Early Sunrise. Green Mountain. F. D. LAWTON 81 CO. . , 22 South Main s‘treet. llTl'tANGl and trusthst the prices have not. changed at the NIW This may sea a strange when you take into consideration that our ex and that We have no ire to become sudden y on our goods. the mystery is solved. when you stop to think of the prices other dealers are charging. YORK MARKET; u uses are less than one-half of other markets wealthy end are ant'lfled with small pmiit You can on more for our mono at this market than any 0' her marht in the town of Howell. tinr usiuess y y is steadily incrvarlng. which shows that there turret be something to draw the puhllcnur way. it is not our [good looks or winninl ways. but it is the mono saved by our rations. marset and sell at the I wast prices that Good We keep nothi butt a best fish in the Reliable bloods high he told. Prompt and Free Delivery. “FRANK S. AYERS, PHDPBIIIUH OF THE NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN'H BLOCK. 0 O 8 b o rive cottons "in com (91sz lfl‘OX CYCLE For largest list of words made exclusively from sentence BY COMPANY "BARNES BlCYCLES BEST BUILT.” Lists must he at academy before Mty 5th. Competition open to alIWEo restrictions. 1' Combine thir LATEST I’I'YLE AED FINIIII. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH 10 ART. JACIISON’S PI'IO'POGlR‘APHS Our aim is to give satisfaction in our patrons, o LARGE COLLECTION OF OHiLDREN‘S STUDIES. E. M. Jackson. (Over F. Mead's Confectionery.) Contractors Maire dt Lewis have corn- plrted the work of driving twenty-five spiles for the foundation for the crane in the freight ysrd.___'_”_ _ Parker Flower, of the Washington street bridge, cut his right hand with an oyster knife, last night, and there are in- dications of blood poisoning. The auditor of the Danbnry and Nor- wslh division of the Consolidated rail- road yrsterday balanced up the business of the Norwall station and freight office. ...W__ it is James Warden. Jr., who has tak- en the position with Raymond llrnthcis ashsrncss matter. James M. Warden still remains in the employ of If. J. McNerncy. The president and executive commit- tee of the Pine Ledge Outing club’ went down to the club house yesterday to see about the proposed improvements soon to be made. ~ijreen bluriish ilc. lh , at Drcscher's llarry Finch is having a retaining wall built in the rear of his property on Tay- lor avenue. and will have the land filled in. and contemplates the erection of a residence "throw” (1 Ford Smiley, the well-known racer, who has held a r umber of state records, will rrprmrcnt the Bridgeport Wheel club this year on the track. He Will be trniu- ed by Charles Matthews, a member of the some club, p M While E. A. Woodward anti party were in Jerusalem they met Sailouia Iihugan, forrrwrly employed by Photo- grapher l". E Iloudmun. lie is now following the vocation of a guide in American “wifitefl- ——Do not fail to see the new styles of lulies laundered shirt waists now on sale at the Boston store. Norwslk. The Ladies’ Aid society of tho Nor. walk Baptist church heldan enjoyable lunch box sociable, last night. at the home of Mrs. John Jarvis on Main street, Norwslh. There was a good attendance and the lunch boxes brought good prices. Mary A. Dunn, of liorwalhmud Frank liclnugblln. of South Norwalli. were married at high noon Monday. They have gone on an extended tour. There will be a reception at the home of the brim-Sunday evening. from 7 to 9 o'clock. -—Lstest styles in Spring animations and sultings. just received at W. ii. Swords'. Ifuch interest has been aroused in both of the twin cities by the Fox Cycle coni- pany's advertisement on our fifth page. giving an opportunity to secure .5 in gold by securing thslsrgest list of words from their motto. Read the advertise- ment. , Warren 0. Evans has begun the cellar forsflnuesldeuosouthslotborecenlly purchased of George W. Carroll on Fair- fleld avenue. This is the first building tobewsstsdin this has location. Ifr. Carroll has several lots left equally as desirable. The well-known bobeyopoley lea mvsudsvmbo did such a thriving huriesss is South llorwslb last season truths wssssabiedtorsiura tolialy, manure consummated booth lion walk again yesterday. accompanied by his wifsand four children, area and fourteen years. adsdasgbsrr five years old. ‘nsfsauiysrs residing with the harbor on Wool street. The halcy- Photographer. Bll Wall street, Norwalk, Conn. Eggs For Hatching. EN K'Vflfl from the BEST hens. L'rrosrusoiaua rowtslt'snsnm'ii talc and ‘lfor I3. No.7 Henry street. East Norwalk. a ii lw G. Willis White, of the firm of William ii. Smith & Co. , is about to erect a hand- some residence on St. John avenue, Nor- walk. ' Janitor John Lovejoy, of the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club, Is getting the courts in readiness for the opening of the sea- son by giving them their yearly coating of loam. Secretary Pinneo, of the Norwalk Hos» pital association, receives a large number of'letters daily in response to the chain letter scheme, and a neat little nucleus is being formed to add to the building fund. "Jim" Ellis got off on another of his rampages last night, and was locked up by Officer Bartram. Justice Rose this morning lined him 37 and costs. and can- tenced him to jail for thirty days. "R. H. PLA Sill]. DRUGGIST. We Are Headquarters For School Books And Supplies Generally, And Our Prices Are Very Low. Remember The ‘ Place. lilPLilii'lill’S 43 Washington St. ill-Wool Business Suits for lien, - ill-Wool Brass-lip Suits for Men, - ill-Wool Black Diagonal Sack Suits, Spring livercniis, Black. llnliessed Worsted, - Boys’ Sulls,long Pants. - . lionil Suits in Children. illl is o h *' ‘iving' * € .. .9 r If you wear our Clothing. Cheapness is not the uni I quality to he sought; but combined with durability, fit and style makes an alliance very much to be desired. Happily, , for all our garments contain all four of these virtues. V i WE DO NOT CHRISTEN AN ARTICLE A WRONG NAME NOR A WRONG PRICE. $610M - $l2 to Sit - Sill - tit EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT’S WHY WE TALK ABOUT IT SO MUCH. $4 and lip. We have made our Children's Department very attractive in several ways. Variety of patterns and prices, also the furnishings. -' Siupiotll J Special Sale in Shirt Walsts. closing them out at 25c: most of them were 50 and 60¢. 00M8Tlillli 8308., « 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASON IL BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. erorromodhilhdckdmo Hotel ”00“, 8th NM BI. nonwaut. "GREEN GOGGlES" H, fooled the horse. No use trying to save money feeding Illa ' shavings. (or dirty oats). Same way with chickens. There’s I. » . .1 way to save, though, that's easier. ' i E We sell feed—Iota of it. but. we want to sell more. It 5 lg: " this lsu fable desire that leads to these remarks. - Our Oats are carefully screened with Highbie's Patent : Cleaner. The first order is all we are anxious about; after thlt : you‘ll buy thorn here anyway. ' r i MANUEL 1'. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. Grain Dealer. THE best place to buy Meat Fish, Vegetablol. and Fruits in their reason. You are always sure to root-iv» polite treatment, and the PEOPLE’S opinion is, that this is the most popular place. and the only MARKET ~ in the city that csrrles a full line of CI'I‘Y 1513.138813]") BEE!"- F. ii. Blllllblllll. A MISTAKEN IDEA. Exists in the minds of some psoplr,becausswe sell sudslsr' quantities of our $350 Pants madrs to order, thatwew nothing else. ’TIS NOT 80. We are handling as line s stock of Woolenr, both foreign “if D- racrtic, as can be found in the county. DON’T YOU Hear the tells about our 23c and 50.: lluesof lfecbweari' TB town has never seen their equals at the price. 0m Eliill Elilllli llIIll Sfl'illilill. Davis. the Tailor, dormer. lil'flEll and ruriisiiti. l.
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