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, ”ADVERTISERS.
7m eseoot be gearshieed the
medayeopytslioadeilii. Doers reo-
'm¢'urtsrill bestodetoneeoiasio-
is“ .biifeiioaps cannot be law
*5 usaripltftistiaseopyis sent
hidden]: in the oflernoo» of the
”Mammalian“.
The City Council of Norwalk, will hold
‘3 adjournedmestlng lionday night.
Kelley freeman, of Wilton, fell from
hbhicycle yesterday and broke his arm.
~0hiokena 12 and lie. at Drescher' .
. TeylorendGolden IIIVO sold a build-
inglotonSpring-treet for QSwarts to
a, A. Bach.
G 1’. Bryant has moved from Frank-
lin avenue and Elia street to23 Elm
street.
«Yacht~ caps at O'Brien’e.
Court Iiahscksmo. No. 5,780. will give
asociable in Arlen Hall, lionday even-
ing. April 29th.
A. 0. Cohen and Dennis Donovan con-
ducted a fruit stand for the former.
yesterday afternoon.
—Nohen Weber, boy singer. at First
it. 3.. church, April es.
Ihlamie licCsbe. of Railroad place,
who went to the hospital some time ago,
is recovering nicely and expects soon to
hsdiseberged. -
Thomas m. of landon. England,
will lead the temperance meeting in
American leohenice' flail. Sunday af-
' tsrnoon 8:30 o'clock.
~Prloes no higher. I. Y. Ifarket.
Attorney John E. Light ymterdey pro«
cured a divorce for they A. Lee from
he: W. Joseph Lee. on the grounds
of crud" and drunkeness.
Prof. J. A. Whittaker will repeat on
Sunday evening the organ prelude and
pmtlnde whfih were so much admired as
played by him last Sunday at the chapel
of Our 8on Saviour.
-Oystere at Depot Restaurant.
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Thsmbject for the Epworth league
‘eseviceet the First Methodist church,
tomorrow night at 0:80 o'clock, is "The
ThreeFrieuds.” Airs. If. D. Randall is
leader. Special music at each ear
The members at Uoctis Tribe, No. 25,
I. 0. B. it, will assemble tomorrow
fight at 7 o‘clock in their headquarters.
for theptirpose of attending in a body,
seniors in the First Itcthodist Episcopal
church. .
—Eeats gone down, at Dresoher's.
A number of members of Douglas
Fowler Post, (i. A. 1%,, went to the Bold
.iers’ Home at Newton, last night, and
presumed the drama “ The Chimney Cor.
net." for the cdiilcation of the Veterans,
who greatly enjoyed the treat.
A W jumped from the 7 :08 train
thb morallitt. juetas it was slowing up
today at the depot. The man struck
unpof the spileeeaet of the Washington
Manning. He was knocked down,
ad injured about the stomach. Several
persons went to his assistance, and he
soon recovered sudicteotly towalk away.
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—-!'ried eecellope at Depot Restaurant.
The Istropolltan Traction company,
of New York, indicted for manslaughter
btheercoud degree for the killing of
Ira. Elisabeth Hoyt Andrews. daughter
of the late General Nelson Taylor, of
loathNot'welk.hae pleaded not guilty
tothe indictment. The company will
heteisdnsatm-rnth. before Justice Wil-
liams. in the extraordinary Oyer and
“Der-inst Court.
The school omctab have given to
True-10d!” Samuel Ireland allstof
child“ undersiltsen yesreofage who
see not rsguisrlveniplovedandare not
beneadsaeeataehool. Theetetetruant
whhmnreqeeetsdtomskestmir
efthe varloile mutated“ aadiiler-
asatilesstshlieasietite. 'l'nelaw forbids
mes-pioneered any under fourteen
:esesefagswlttiontaeartlilcateofelsty
dsyeeeatinnoneprsvlooe attendance at
stool. ________
au’eaedboys‘caps at Sherwood'.
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—-Boi at Dtsscher's.
IliesLoslse . of 00 Taylor ave-
nue, lost a valuable chain bracelet,
Thursday.
Mr. and lire. B C. Mitchell, of New
Haven, formerly of Norwalk, have mov-
ed to Wilmington. Delaware, where Ir.
Iltchell is employed.
-Boys’ tourists at O‘Brien‘s.
The piece of woodland near the white
bridge was on fire early last evening, and
made a blazefhet could be seen for miles
around.
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The Tramway company's track to
Gregory's Pointis completed,and work
isnowiu progress on the turnouts, the
erection of poles and the stringing of
the wires.
-—Attend grand concert at First M. E.
church. Tuesday night, April 28.
Raymond Brothers are renovating and
making changes in their lower office, the
business having increased so that it was
necessary to have an assistant there.
Rev. T. K. Noble, pastor of the Nor-
walk Congregational church,ahss receiv-
ed an invitation to supply the pulpit of a
large Presbyterian church out west for
three months next summer.
-—Green blueiish, 100 lb , N. Y. M'k‘t.
Thomas O'Brien. clerk forC. L. Glow
than his share of the ”ills that flesh is
heir to.” He has had thirty-two boils
and now has an abscem forming under
hie arm. ’
The Woodward Avenue and Cross
Street Baseball clubs played this morn-
ing. The Cross Streets won by a score of
24 to 20. Cheater Fitch is captain of the
Cross Streets, Henry Lyle of the Wood-
ward Avenues.
—A good derby for .1 50 at Sherwood‘ .
The J. T. Prowitt company is so rush-
ed with work this spring that Mr. Prow-
ltt has invoked the aid of The Scanner.
to help him out of hie difficulty, by
spreading the fact broadcast that the
company is in need of twenty five first-
class painters. '
Yesterday Dr. Bates was called to
Ridgefleld to attend a horse belonging to
Nathan Rockwell, that was severely in—
jured. The horse, which was tied in
front of Theron Hoyt’s residence, took
fright at a slamming door, and in run-
ning jumped a fence and broke the shafts
of the wagon. One of the shafts punc-
tured the horse's shoulder twice. making
wounds from ten to twelve inches long.
and nearly through the breast. Dr.
Bates dressed the wounds and expects to
save the animal.
—Live lobsters, at Dreecher‘s.
A conference was held in front of the
residences of John Filsinger and Adam
liroeschner on Lexington avenue, yes-
terdsy afternoon, between Attorney
Light, representing Mr. Filsinger, and
Colonel Frost. representing Mr. Uroee~
cliner, with Engineer C. N. Wood, in re—
ference to the settlement of a dispute be
tween Messrs. Filsinger and (iroeschner
over the division line of their property on
that street. Negotiations are still pend—
ing.
The officers of the Boys’ Brigade of
the South Norwslk Baptist church gave
areceptlon, last night, at the residence
of George L. Tuller, Norwaik. An
interesting programme of instrumental
selections was rendered by flies Eva
Collins and lies Florence Jennings.
henjoists.and Frank Siuitevant.vlolin.
The artists acquitted themselves in a
highly creditable manner. and their
numbers were much enjoyed by the
guests. A tempting collation concluded
the evening's programme.
~|fen's soft hats at Sbcrwood’ .
Annette Sherwood, wife of Frank Sel-
lsok, died at her home on Belden ave—
nue. yesterday afternoon, in the twenty
. seventh year of berage. The death is
a peculiarly sad one in that Ira. Sellsck
leavesadaugliter only two weeks old.
The sympathy of the community goes
out to the bereaved husband and sorrow-
lng mother. Thedeceesed was a happy
bride but eyesr ego. and a comfortable
little home had been established by the
young couple. The funeral will he held
from the house at ii o’clock Ifonday
afternoon. 'l’lisborlelwill be in the
family plotiu Union cemetery.
Thelietcf prismawardedto theclill-
drsaof the high and common schools
for assay workby thelooiety of the
American Revolution have been made
public. There was a prise of $0 for
thshsstesesyandsiassoondpiiseeoiss
each, while several received honorable
msntlsn. Theewardswsremedolntwo
divisions. high school and comma
school. Thspries list dcsanot include
any pupils of Norwalk. although honor-
ablsmsntionls medsof leek Eldor-
mati.ofthshonth Norwalk High mhool.
Inthlsdlvlelonthsdrat prlaewenttoJ.
lines lvee.of Deanery. fawrsnes A.
lament-nauseous“
“MW.~N.Y.M
er, of Norwalk, seems to be getting more
inwardefiiertiordmenred lrstpiiss
g “i
Early a” ct Hebron:
New Queen,
Clarke's No. 1.
STRANGE and trnetbat the
is may seem strange wheeled s
w it you take liito consider ion that our ex
and that we have n . desire tiibeomna sudden
on our goods. the mystery is solved. You can
any at her mark et in the
ways. but it is the money saved b our patrons.
market and sell at the lowest pr costlier. Good
DONOVAN'S BLOCK.
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Combine the LATII‘I‘ ITILE All) Infill.
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(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
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tire Sarah I‘ell died at her home on
Plymouth avenue, last night.
Ilitchell's Real Eitate agency has not
ed the east side of the Hadden store; oc-
cupied as Brennan's piano salearoom,
and will take possession May 1.
kiiss Florence Fitch entertained the
Epworth league of the Norwalk Iietho-
dist church. last night.
—(ireeu blueilsh, 9.3 lb.. at ’Drcschcr’e.
Thomas J. Iaujer has sold his cottage
at Bell Island to Frances II. Jorolemon,
of Newark, N. J.
The funeral of tire. Mary A. McGrsth
was held from St. Mary's church this
morning.
—-Lowest prices. N. Y. Market.
The Red Cross degree was conferreed
upon Dr. Roland, of the Westport Sani-
tarium. at the meeting of Clinton Com-
mandery, Knights Templar, last night.
The members of Sherman Command-
ery. U 0. (i. C . and their friends were
pleasantly entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
James Walsh, of Chestnut street. Nor-
wnik, last night. There were games,
music and refreshments.
-All styles of derbys at. O'Brien'e.
ls. J Wadhams had his stage coach out
today. drawn by four gray horses and
filled with a noisy crowd of boys. adver-
tising his market business in Norwaik.
The Norwalk iron Works company has
decided to carry up the addition to its
factory another story, and will use it for
a drafting room and office purposes.
Butcher Miller. who was run into by a
trolley car at South Nurwallt one day
this week.and his wagon upset, has
beenputto an expense of $23 for re.
pairs. He will ask the Norwalk Street
Railway company to pay half the ex-
pensc.
When John Herring, the barber at
Michel tk Froeb's. discovered a small live
snake in his pocket, this morning, he
jumped about three feet in the air, and
when became down he hastily took off
his coat and turned it upside down,
when the reptile fell out and was imme-
diately dispatched. John is now looking
for the man who did it.
Sunday afternoon, if pleasant, the Nor-
walk Tramway company will run care to
Boton Point from Bmedtct‘s bridge.
Open cars will he usedif warm enough,
Care will leave Benedict’s bridge at 2, 3,
hairdo p. m.; leave Rotoil Point, 2:30,
3:30, 4:00 and 5:30 p. m. This opportu-
nity will undoubtedly be appreciated by
our people.
--A few more copies of "The World‘s
Sweetest Soup" and "The Iiuetcal
Home” can be ascuredat the nominal
pricsof 0 cents each, at this union.
Dr. J. 0. Gregory and Dr. Walter
Hitchcock examined lionson Bawley,
of New Canaan, yesterday. as to his
sanity. Theydid notcousiderhh malady
As it appeared. on the
testimony of relatives. flawley had
merely beensleeplessandactedstraogsly,
andhadnotbssnviolenteaceptwhsn he
was armated. Judge Wood ward ordered
hlmtaken home. The man was paraded
sbonttownhaedonded. and as soon as
Judge Woodesrd heard of it he ordered
thshandooife removed. Thseomplelnant
lntlieoassis frankA hoerunimf New
rstrlsld, who married a niece of
Hartley’s sister. and some interesting
is are awaited. New
Osnasapseplstlilnk that Ir. stlay is
agrmtdssl more ill mm. and
”enhancement.
‘ ‘ Earl! Maine,
one have out ch
1) to thlnk of the pr can other dealers are c
town of NOIWIIK. Our
that there must be something to draw the public our way. it it not our
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Itsrlr Router,
Early Sunrise, *
Green Mountain.
F. D. LAWTON 8: OO.
‘22 South Main Street.
sdat is. new YORK manage;
neaeal'eloss than one-half of other matings
Kuwaiti“ and are satisfied with neural! profit
more for your menu at this market than
business is steadily lullreaslug. which shows
e keep it thl hut ”133:.de wilful?!
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Reliable Goods can be sold.
Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PnuPllIEloll ui THE NEW YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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JACKSBN’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the driest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH") an'r.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
Photographer.
53 Wall Street, Norwelk. (loan.
to
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CO. ASKS:
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A‘Egitswl-‘or Hatching.
TEN! KINDS from the BEST bone. at
L‘ilOMMEDIEU & FOW LEtt‘S hennery.
an and ti for Iii. No. 7 Henry street. East
Norwiilk. aid
he
The little son of Theodore K. Stone. of
Camp street, was playing in Captain
Lamb’s lot, yesterday afternoon, with
his pet dog. The canine swam into the
pond,and the little fellow, fearing his
little pet would drown, waded in after
him. Both the boy and the dog were
taken out of the water by some boys
playing in the vicinity. and sent home.
—02 derby to order at O’Brien's.
The pacer belonging to Raymond
Brothers. which has a record, and that
has been seen on our streets daily for
several years past. died this morning
In his younger days this horse was a
trailer and a great race bhrse, having
made a record of 2:30. For several years
he had been used by George E Schrick,
Raymond Brothers’ collector. He has
' ithful in the service,hut probably.
(Willi to the stringency of the money
market. got discouraged and made up his
mind that he had an endless job, and
gave it up.
R. H. PLl S'l‘El].
lllillliiilST.
We
Are
Headquarters
For
School
Books
And
Supplies
Generally,
And
Our
Prices
Are
Very
Low.
Remember
The
Place.
.flill S'l‘lill’i
43 Washington St.
? Buys' Suits. long Pants,
If you wear, our Clothing. ., Cheapneesienot the .
quality to be sought, but coolbinsd with durability, dined
1. « style mskés an alliance very much to be desired. Benny,” _
for all our garments contain all four of these virtues.
WE DO NOT CHRISTEN AN ARTICLE A WRONG NAME
‘ NOR A WRONG PRICE.
III-Wool Business Suits for lien.
III-Wool Dress-lip Suits for lien,
ill-lion! Black Diagonal Sack Suits.
Spring overtusts, Black. Undressed Worsted, -
Situllil
-. south
tit
- tit
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT'S WHY WE TALK ABOUT
IT SO MUCH.
A $4 and II].
We have made our Children's Department very attractive in
several ways. Variety of patterns and prices,
also the furnishings.
Good Suits for Children. from
I
when
Special Sale in Shirt Waists. clo lng them
out at 250; most of the
50 and 60c.
conflict has.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
were
MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
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..' .— llillllli Blillllll Illilll
and sowing any sort of Oats. is apt to lead to M T
and will never result in a big full crop anyhow. 15:.
went the best seed you can get. and you want it in the
best condition. There never was more false economy till-
in saving a trifle of money by buying the cheapest grails,
whether for sowing or feeding.
GOOD OATS
are cheap enough for anybody. I have the bent natural
barley seed Oats for sale. Carefully screened.
MANUELT. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain. Dealer.
Bay, Straw. Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
Billlllili OFFIGE, SDLIAIS' liVEIiY STABLE
REM EM EER litifzuuxduauzauwc""t we...“ ... on
REMEMBER momma?“ ““ ”’ WW" "I“ m an
RE M EM BER lift‘lfiJiiili'éilm' "M " b” "m I“ "a" m
R E M E M BER all? u “d ""m 1‘” 5°“ “1° moot wimlar Market in u.
I". IL BRADBURY.
A MISTAKEN IDEA
Exists in the minds of some pcnple,becauee we sellsuohlerge
quantities of our .850 Pants mades to order. that welisndla
nothing else.
’TIS NOT SO.
We are handling as fine a stock of Woolene, both foreign and do
reestic, as can be found in the county.
DON’T YOU
Hear the talk about our 250 and 50c llneeof Neckwsar? This
town has never seen their equals at the price.
lll’ll Elliil EVENING illlil 901M“.
Davis, th 6 Tai lor,
cioiiiitn. lllT'iEll and Furniture.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Mshacksmo llottl Block, South Numall. it
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