pmfiutchanps cannot be in- mWoeo‘r-ighlunlmeopyle sent fill". o’clock in the afternoon of the ”Wuhamiem. Thelrlon Singing eoolety will prac- flfl inning tonight. ' Christopher Iarnen opened his meat park“ on Taylor avenue yesterday. The annual muting o! the Norwalk lawn Tannin club will be held next Tues- ‘dsr nltht- ; The Independent Social club l‘vlu hold *0 meeting with Charles E. Jennings, Jr.. at West street. tonight. The Knob Outing club will not her; a dance tomorrow night, having deferred it until some time in liny. Captain George Clark is overhauling bin yacht. the "Echo," and painting the v~el a very attractive color. The death of lire. Charles L. Hoyt, lormetiy of Norwalk. occurred at Rosen- dale. Wisconsin. last Saturday. '—Vlctor Bicyntlen delivered 6 to 10 dayr order. Gregory Bria, agents. Commodore C. H. Tompkins. ol the old Neptune club. of New York, was the first one to pay his city tax to Collector litebell The hoilerconnected with the Norwalk Opera House cracked Tuesday night and the inking water extinguished the tire in “the tum. The South Norwalk High school team in playing the Wilson Consolidated bell ham thin alternoon on the Stuart avenue grounds. The Golden Rule circle of the Norwnlk . Congregational church will meet with Ire. Noble. at the parsonage. Friday. April 26. at 3:80 p. In. ~Codllah. 9c lb , at Dreeher's. Robert Howard. who formerly resided Horwalk. was seriously injured. ll not ly. by being thrown from a wagon White Plains. one day last week. ’Ahorne attached to Grumman’s root wagon was taken with the colic in irate! William lcQuhae’n blacksmith nhop.yenterday afternoon. Dr. Bates Med the animal. The weekly meeting of thi Woman's Christian Temperance Union will he held at the home of lire. J. A. flunnon, 18} Union street. Friday afternoon It 8 o'clock. A good attendance in dulled. need Flynn. of the llrm of Flynn & Dudley. who broke his right ankle several weeks ago. is about again, al. though still unable to wear a shoe. His many friends with him speedy and on. tinerecovery. l-Wenrenelllng candy very low. E A. Lane 30'. F. E. Robbins. pastor oi the Nor- wnlh Baptist church, now resides on Milo us. having moved iron: lewtown arenne. E. ELBurrhanleaeed them Hamilton place on New- tnwn avenue. Bherntan Council. Royal Arcannm, will-attoolaht. andalter thetraoeac- tlowotrontlnehueineasnndtheloltlatlce oitowcandldatena teen hate will be held. ltisdeelred all member-should atwndontbleccennlon. Minahlghoomlngrainnndliour. fin price at the lattnrhan advanced monotone the barrel. Tnecllauc enema whats one km. Veotcrleam m up and loosening will! and “mtmtheuextyearlock verybrlaht. itineudsretood that the New York. “H.133 M.“ We. tn 5' ¥ l 5 ii iii 2;: 22 2:21: 221 1:2: E. lei l i ii ii iii E: ‘5 r i e; il titer l l I an i ;l if. I l I i 3- it if In. B. 'i'. Maid. of llorwalnpu now ahieto walkout without the aid of crutches. ~Expert paper hangers st, Newman's. he then mnnulaoluren have walled local dealers thatnlter Hey i there will he an ndvnnoe in prices. 2‘ Joseph Guthrie, of Silvermine. re- ceived an invoice ol nix little pigs this morning by Adams Express. Conrad Becker in having the trace out and other Improvements made in the rear 0! his property on Washington street. —Eela. 10c 1b.. at Drescber'e. Thomas Vernon, who has charge of Dr. Dealer Hitchcock's horses. has purchased the horse "Tramp." heretd'lore owned by J . Edwin Adams. The Lndlee‘ asaoclnttt: oi the South Norwalk Baptist church will hold a special meeting tonight. after the regular Thursday evening meeting. Frank 0. Becker is having the grounds about his Washington street property cleaned up, and the general appearance at the place is much improved. -———__ ? «Get your painting done at Newman's. Fourteen young ladies from Miss Baird'einntltute will go to Nuw Haven tomorrowto attend the allernoou pre- sentation of the orntorlo "St. Paul." The goal: "Barney," which Conductor Solah D Seaman bought front Motorman George Hoyt. could not stand the sudden changer lrom one reeidence to another, and died last night --Frled eecallopn at Depot Restaurant. Iinry O'Rellly, aged thirty-live, died at the residence of hire. Ann Burns, on Harbor avenue. yesterday. The funeral will be held lrom 8t. liary'n church to- morrow morning. Mr. ‘Keogh. secretary for Contractor E. E. Brown, who has been quite sick, underwent an operation in the Bridge- port hoepital yesterday, which mulled very successfully. and he expects to re- turn to South Norwalk shortly. —'l‘wenty per cent reduction on all grades of wall paper (or spot cash. The J. T. Prowitt company. Members 0! Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R. surprised the ladies ol the W0- man's Relic! Uorpn.’i’uesday night,at their meeting in Grand Army Ball. The ev- ening was very pleasantly passed with speeches. singing and a tempting colla- tion. A great crowd of people attended the sale 0! lurnlture at the Walsh place on the Wilson Point road. this morning, and Auctioneers James Mitchell d: Son dispelled of things remarkably cheap. The large grand piano was purchased by Mrs. W. J. Fleming. of Dorian. —-(}reen blue ilsh. ii: lh.. at Drescher'r. Silas Parke. clerk at J. W. Bogurdus’ Norwalh meet market. went to Manches- ter, Conn., thin week and yesterday wee marriedto a young lady of that city. She was Iii- Minnie Blacker. Iir. and lire. Parke will return to Norwalk to re- side. and will bring many handsome bridal gills with them. The Young Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular semi-monthly business meeting Friday evening, April 20. with like Annie Bishop. li'l Washington street. it is hoped every member will try nod be preeent.aetherewnelmportant business left over iron the last meeting which abonidbstraueacted. -0yntere at Depot Want. Theaouncdnooiety'a concert on Fri- day next. in New Haven. will he excep- tionally nun. Ben Davin will appear in his best role. "fit. Paul.” Eels reckoned byncme the patent living tenor. No one hen achieved greater accuse lo oratorlothan he. The beet artiste will support him. including Watnyne lllle. theloglish banso. Good seals are still to he obtained It the Hyperion Theatre. wYou are tired waiting for are wheel. Buy ”0 Crawlord. Day I‘ll! ole-em ‘l’hnt Gill louareh auperlor to two grade elsewhere. I lllnnheth street. South llorwnlk. my in «one. For Cycle On. The pond chip "Deuntlmt” (Booth liar- l il i? l ‘t My Rene. Early Beauty of Hehron. lnrly Heine. New Queen, ‘ My demise... Clarke’s No. 1'. , 'GMlonntaln. F- o. *LAWTON a. co. W M22 80*“! Main . ‘ Street. creationist truthat threrleer at the W YORK I! . This may one I strum twain-yon stop in mfim other d a will. at whcnyunraigoloto that ran see less than I other end that w have udder rate “veal! r and are tb a or» t on our its new isaotv . Vatican more (or your att than afym srrnar etinlhe not nrwnln. l r lanteadty as w heltown 222222.2me ..2'. 2mm“ .2“ .2. was: ”low: 22%;: IO ’ l mum and sell althe eat on Good lie lamina-uh he sold. Prortrnt and Free Delivery. FRANK S. AYERS, murmur or Till new roux MARKET. DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASEIXMOI [973381. SOUTH NORWALK. 'JACKsomr-t i’si'fitfbflt’iyaapfis Combine the navnanmu: A,” “lull. OI! “fl ill to give minimum to Mt! mm and to furnish them with the finest "comma ill. PROI’WIIPIIU ART. LARGE acumen 0' MILDBIN’D 8700!". E M. Jackson. Photographer. (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 63 Wall iiireet. Kerwalk. Conn. ?~?«?_T?mfl*i nil--2“? fl 1?...3'..._W H N ._ i i ’t . ? 5k FOX CYCLE 00.“ ASKS: . Will) WILL GET THAT $5 Gillll COIN? ???~????????????????7? BIG MEAD’$, 22.222.22.22... Bot weather is coming. The laet candy‘eale oi the renew. too kinds right off the lire. Pennnt TM 111: fly Lemon Com. 1 per lb; Chocolate Cream . 18c per lb; Ioloeev’e'Bntteanpe. llic per in: L‘lggrolale 0mm minimum: elegnut A-aorrrd Chomlater. 20c: slalom Chips. 10:; Fresh lined Candy. 9c; deserted Butter Cups, 17c, and the heat at all. ICE CREAI SODA. 5c 1"!!! GLASS. mm min unfii 27? i ’l??????? FIREWSALE! SATURDAY ONLY. ' ”’0‘0’0’9 ¢ a will. 1.... Hrs. John 2......“ c... street. have a new eleven-pound hairy ( ,Cifl'i'illla ion of i! Gonowakl'nntnre. llil'l. corner oi nil ntul Water streets. Nor walk. (Jail and see the latest styles in owing It in very probable that a bicycle club luau an lm . ROW. “15. i. H. PLAIS'I'ED, lllllIGBIST. will be organized in the South Norwelh Athletic club tomorrow night. Daniel McCaon. night watchmatf Meeker'a foundry. wnn nennul ' night by Henry Kernel East No who was intoxicated and utterly- enter the lacrcry. ~Buy your wall paper at Newman's Frank E Lacy. a brahemnn on the Danbury dirtnion at the Crneolidnled road. and Miss Arielle Mciiahon, both of Wiltonwere married last "suing by the Rev. W. E. Hooker. of that place. Senator i-‘errie prisenterl a revolution in the Senate. yesterday. appointing James T. Hubhell neeociate judge of the town court at Norwaik for two yearn from the firet Monday of Iay, 1&5. It “" " ” ” WWW was referred to the mmrnittecon judicial nomination. Marshall Andrews. 0! W. P. loch- wood'a hornet. her his left hand lna w sling. caused by a had not. which he" 8 \_/ ceived learn a meat cleaver. The cord Are to his thumb. it is (caved. is revered. Several atllchrn were taken in them. Headquarter. —-Roe shad. 76 lb . at ”teacher's. For To-nluhl the last game olenertrsoi three will he played by the nature SCROOI ‘uvty-llve m, It W. P. Willlala’ all in Saunas-ch. The prince nremaanilln 300k. centgoldhended cause. The men at And the contenlaoln are: limwnlh. 1:011”. s n Helium. Edward leilvathaad mph u e. Foley; Weetpovt. Henry Penney". ”D Thomas Quinlan and ‘l‘hornae illynu. Generany’ Judge 1' W. Perry. cl Revival”. re— All“ oeived treat the National areoeiatim the charter tor the local organizational the Union lin'Prlmne/rn at War. Theeher- Our m menthrrn are P W. Perry. (leery I. hum, w. r was. w. u. 'l'ehhe. P1100! Hiram D Perry, Nelson Smith, Bert ‘70 Delta... Jonathan 0. Taylor. rem fl. inn. Ira Brethevtow. Elmer H. M. Very and John Dore-J. «Twenty per cent nicotine on on: We pede- ol well paper or spot re. J. 1. PM comm. Remember The harem to Grocery-an 0. Th. l. Glover's delivery men. driven by ”Guillaume-Waiters- nae thienltevneelmt sheet 1 debut. lee-necro- the peso near the int- wnlh M church. throwhg Ir. O'Irtea out. and eentheed up Wall street Jemeslapl- wesridlngdowa Walletrestsnhiehtsyelennd hurriedly Menuhin-theirs. ll lmwmnlh “Mm Instweehenr lute urihoyfiernlyenewehamveshhm tinnitus-nap mummified wnmhdhte'wasbee‘legenn Place. ,/ \ \.t iiiPLiISlHD’S ta Indium 8t. ”mammalian” quality to be uptight, but Mom with durability. .2... style makes an alliance very much to be desired. Happily, for all our garments contain all tour of these virtues. wr. DO NOT CHRISTEN AN ARTICLE A ’wnono our. NOR a WRONG PRICE. ill-lion! Business Suits for lien. ill-lion mess-unsuits ... lien, ill-Wool Blast Diagonal Saul Suits, Spring overcoals, Black. llnilessel Worsted. - 58 '9 $10 so it ill ill - Sill EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT’S WHY WE TALK ABOUT 1T SO MUCH. Bols' Suils. long Pants. 54 and ill. We have made our Children's Department very attractive in several ways. Variety of patterns and prices, also the furnishings. Ecol Suits for Children. item 52 spin $8 Special Sale in Shirt Waists. closing them out at 25c; most of them were 50 and 60c. iiilMSTllllll Mills. ~ 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Masomc BUILDING, NORWAIK . V “-‘liilllfi Bllllllll AHEAD " a? and sowing any sort of Oats. is apt to l f r l 14 to M; ‘ and will never result in a big full cred ‘fiw. You want thcbestseed you can get, and you . “ in the best condition. There never was more false _ any the. in saving a trifle of money by buying the cheapmt grain, whether (or sowing or leading. GOOD OATS are cheap enough for anybody. i have the bent union-l barley seed Oats for sale. Carefully screened. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. Hay, Straw. Grain. Feed. Salt, etc. ’Bllll‘lll OFFIBE. SBLIIIB' lIVEIV SMILE. REMEMBER 2.2222222222222222?“ mum... ...... REMEMBER 22222222222322?” ””° 0' Veronica- md m an REMEMBER 3331:3053 almimw than it han been in twenty rem. REMEMBER Slim“ "‘""'""""“h‘m°"v°wl-' "um i. no i'. K. BRADBURY. All flF’l'rREPEA'l'Efl PHRASE: a “WE AIM T0 PLEASE.” lllmply aiming amounts to nothing. People often “slut" all of their lives III die a (allure. We not only "aim" to. but we actually do please, and the IBLACK CLAY diagonalilultathntweareucwniahlagtoorder‘ (or $22.00 tellueweare aiming in» right. not. BlaoknudBluelllbhnd cannon “”“"""”"" $8.00 MMmhsorerlcetelmtbeyateentraeood value. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 (mm Davis. the, Tailor, CLOTllllll. amen and FllllllillEll. a 'Msndbflewas“ the. ' amt-scum, 1i: . a Wmm.m lloisl H “ ” fi‘ 1 “W an... 'Mionllllnm'it k l i. , vii . ‘1.
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