nv-sF—u—o
so. .
Rh'flary R. Woodman. teacher in
the Concord street school. is sick.
{—4 lb. buck shod. 12c . at Drescher’s.
, vuVsaoi’abie Joseph latheis, of Norwalk,
was stricken with paralysis yesterday si-
tsrnoon. ,
W
'-I.sst sole of the mean. Head's.
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,Iivery horse from A Soimane.
Eben Bill.
1..
——.‘h
The J. T. Prowltt company.
ll, mend Brothers, is negotiating for
horse to, take the place of the one which
died last week.
—I.ettnce. tie a head;radishee, 2c
hunch, at Bayes' market.
TheYsle spring track athletic games
The
two-mile bicycle race was won by E. J.
were held yesterday afternoon.
, Hili.Jr.. in 5m.. 47s.
Llano.
lot near Barthol's factory.
oi South Norwalk
{—l’resh candy at lfead's, 9c lb.
.. ran away on West
terday afternoon.
who was thrown out. works
Bates’ clerk.
from order. Gregory Broa., agents.
when she missed her little boy.
hdlind.
as it was the last train up the road.
ddieiou tea. on Saturday.
Co.. 41 lain street.
schools of the state.
—nuy Head’s ooiiee bread, 9c.
The Superior Court came in yesterday
inn Judge a a. Robinson pruidlng,
_ finesse of the Less lanufactnring com-
pasyinthsmasteroisrsceiver came up
birth It was commenced a month
up upon the application oi the minority
“holders for the appointment of a re-
dvsr. The company's factory is in
and it manufactures lamp
Perry. Perry a
misppsar ice the applicants and ex-
w Levi Warner for the oppo-
WM
wicks and web works.
diva.
—laglamb, is... a. Y. Isrket.
M
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it; so ,«
.‘ CHI-Iainu‘lhoysseaaa‘laas'
nan-ta. seats lorwalk ass
Mondays cannot be in»
asu’rightnniesseopyis sent
Hunt & Zelnti‘, the Washington street
snarketmen, have purchased a new de-
ii
A. P. Sherwood, of the C. Ford Seeley
“Cycle company. has sold ilve Columbia
, nous to the Yale racing team, through
-_-Twenty per cent reduction on all
patio of wall paper for spot cash.
George E. Scbrick,collector for Ray
—Weareselling candy very low. I"
The Cyclone Baseball club, Captain
. Garla'lyrrell, will play a practice game
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. on the
-Green blueilsh lie. lb. at Drescber's-
Kellogg d: Bates, who have been in the
jewelry business In New Canaan tor the
past three years. have made an assign-
mt'tn Frank A. Dickerman, formerly
Today the seventy-sixth {anniversary
the institution of Odd Fellowship.
hecelehrated at the state home at
‘ . All grand officers will be pre-
sent and many lodges wrllbe represented.
—-Butmsereamlntbo cities.lsad
. t
Ifr. and Its.
daughter.
It a. has time to train properly 0
race at Ifaiden. Iiass . lay i.
S. Smith's. Prices guaranteed.
Thursday, May 2.
sing to Roton Point.
much larger mainesil.
-—-West Point eels, N. Y. Market.
Mills lot. Belden avenue.
—Ice cream soda, lie, at Mead’s.
echelon In physical culture.
a
convince yourselves. 0 D. Newman.
church, yesterday afternoon.
The J. T. I’rowitt company.
church.
-—Roe shad 70. lb. at Drescher’s.
annoyance to residents of that locality.
—Mead's bread beats them all.
Edsnn St. John. 0} a...
walk. srsthepsrents of a bright haby
Ford Sealsy will enter the Linscott road
--Graud exhibit of shirt waists at H.
The members of Concord Division,
Sons of Temperance. have received an
invitation to visit Westport Division, on
1-star...- 10 and 12.. lb, Drescher's.
A. Bach has started on his contract of
grading andiilling in for the Tramway
double tracking from Wilson Point cros-
Commodore Burritt has completely
remodelled the rig of his yacht "Com-
modore," and as a result she will carry a
Baseball teams captained by Frank
O'Donnell and Frank VanBuren will
play ball Saturday morning on the Union
Prof. a. u. Heydrick, of South Nor-
walk. visited the Center school, New
Canaan, Tuesday, and instructed the
-Give us a trial in paperhanging and
hire. Edward F. Baldwin, of Henry
street, Norwalk. entertained the Oppor-
tunity circle of the Norwalk Baptist
——Twenty per cent reduction on all
grades of wall paper for spot cash.
Buckingham Post. G. A. R , has ac-
cepted an invitation to listen to a le-
morial Day sermon preached by Rev. A.
H. Wyatt, at the Norwalk liethodist
Superintendent D. S. Curtis, of the
Norwalk sewer system. is cleaning out
the drain that is supposed to carry oi!
the water from Captain Lamb‘s pond.
The water is now stagnant and of much
In the case of Samuel G Lockwood
-North river buck ebad,5c lb ,N.Y.Mk’t.
It was grocer W. R. Bates‘ horse that
vs. R. W. Keeler, of Wilton. Judge
Belden has given the defendant judg-
ment to recover costs on the grounds
that the plaintifl bad no grounds on
avenue yes-
Tbomas O‘Brien,
which to base his suit
for
C. L. Glover, but was riding with Mr.
--Victor Bicycles delivered 6 to 10 days
A lady was about to board the 6
o’clock train for Cannons, last evening,
She
‘ had just come from Head’s confectionery
attire, and the little fellow had lingered
The conductor held the train
until she could run back and get her boy,
—Don’t fall to get one of those beauti-
ful cake baskets with each pound of our
A. k P. 'I'ea
Governor Collin, as already printed.
has basil his proclamation for Arbor
Day, designating Friday. Ifay 3. The
Shin Board of Education has also issued
a pamphlet giving a programme for
nameless in the schools appropriate to
thadoy. telling what trees to plant and
where to plant them. also someeslections
fru- Iltsrature appropriate for reading
It” pIaIiflng of the trees, The day
will be mushy observed in all the
m during in take lemon on
www.mmnm.
”Wharto- of Eashastisn.
a whodsvotsshitnssiisntlro-
ngeithssslastrntnsnts. Ir.
esshseensnltadsvery Thurs-
uss-hgatl'l Day strest.this city,
."ww to hint at am
fissswkasisrssetsssssinatsm-
Mandi!” Csnashmiurs
success. He
—-CoiIee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane's.
A special meeting of the South Nor-
walk fire department will be held tonight
in Old Well Hook and Ladder company's
headquarters on Haviland air. at, to begin
arrangements for the annual c invention
of the State Fireman's association.
—C. FordSeeleyCycleCo. .29 Wall street,
Norwalk, agents for the celebrated and
reliable Columbia and Hartford bicycles.
also headquarters for cycle sundries of
all kinds. Repairing a specialty. The
largest and most complete bicycle store
in town.
A little girl got on a tricycle in front
of W. S. Sturtevant's store this morning.
and started up West avenue, unbeknown
to the clerks. lira. C. E. Harvey saw
the girl. and notified some of the em-
ployees of the store, and Clerk Barrett se
cured the machine after quite a run.
—Five lbs. of breakfast bacon for tile;
llibs. extra salt pork for 500, at Bayes'
market.
Open cars No. ii and 13, on the Nor
walk Street Railway line. were given
trial‘trips yesterday, running through to
Wlnnipauk. The change seemed tube
appreciated by the passengers. The
brass work on the carshss been nickel
plated, which is quite an improvement.
—Baby carriage robes and psrasol cov-
ers in large varieties at Ii. 3 Smith’s.
The turntable on the Danbury divis-
ion, near the Norwalk lock factory,
broke at both ends yesterday. and is dis-
shied for future use. The locomotives
now have to go to Wilson Pointtehe
turned around. and will probably con-
tinue to do so until the new turntable at
the freight yard iscomplessd. which
will be in about one month.
-A few more copiesof “The World’s
Sweetest Songs” and "The Musical
Home" can be sscnrsdat the nominal
priesofbesnlsachntthlsodlce.
'l‘hosuddennsss with which the tem-
psrsturs reachedsuminsr heat yesterday.
tookeveryhodybysurprlss. 'l‘hsrswas
considerable humidity in the stores-
anditwouid have been very op~
presslvs had it notbssnior the westerly
wind that prevailed. Spring wraps and
armlwarsdisesrdsdaad the arena
“mmmlmmwiiasswers
9
Early Rose. ; , Early Norther.
Early Beauty of Hebron. Early Maine,
New Queen, Early Sunrise. '
Clarke's No. 1. Green Mountain.
F. o . LAWTON & oo.
22 South Main Street.
STRANGE and trnothat the rides have not ob at the NEW YORK MARKET.
This may seem strange when you n to think oi the ll one other dealers are charging. but
when you take into consideration t our ex uses are less than one-halt of other markets
and that we have no desire to me sudden g wealthy and are satisfied with a small profit
on onrgooda. the. mystery is so ved. You can u more for your money at this market than
any other market in the town of Norwaik. Onr usiuess is steadily increasing which shows
31:: “Earnings: his: gfiyln'g “tlobdraw thetpnblic rear :3. It anotgnrtrgiodg: sfl cl); winning
. as ronrparons. 0 pool. .. at e t s in e
market and sell at the lowest prices that Good Reliable Goods caTi he sold. th
Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Plilll’llliTlill OF THE ”NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PH OTOGRAPH
Combine the LATEST I‘I'YLE All) 'lNllfl. 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. Jackson. Photographer.-
(Over 1". Mead's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street. Norwaik. Conn.
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BIG FIRE SALE!
SATU RDAY ONLY.
ME AD! 53 Wall Street.
s 92 Washington St.
a lint weather is coming. The last Candy sale of the season. 100 kinds right
0 the re.
Peanut Tatiy. 130 per lb; Lemon Coco, 153 per lb; Chocolate Cream Drops,
18c per lb; [classes Butter Cups, 15c per lb: Chocolate Cream Caramels.25c; elegant
Assorted Chocolates, 200: Molasses Chips, 10:; Fresh Mixed Candy, 9c; Assorted
Butter Cups. 17c. and the best of all.
ICE CREAM SODA. 50 PER GLASS.
_..._:..‘-..L, .4 4.,
sum ”iiiiiMonfiinm.
OCCUPIES a rtlon of E. Gusowskl‘s store.
corner of 'aii and Water streets. “Nor—
walk. l'ali and see the latest styles in spring
hat». caps. etc. ail lm
To...” D McKay has taken up his
residence in South Norwalk.
Silas Parks and bride have arrived
home from Manchester.
-.;.. .
R. H. PLilS'l'El].
lillllliliIST.
——Big candy sale Saturday, Head‘s.
James Emory Stevens. of Quintsrd
avenue.issomewhat better of his sick.
need.
Miss May Higgins will entertain the
West Avenue Whist club. Tuesday night,
at her home on West avenue.
A magnolia tree in full bloom attracts
attention in the front yard of the old
Andrew Selleck place on Mott avenue.
——Lsdiee! Don't fail to see our two
piece fancy trimmed cape at $3 75. hi.
8. Smiths'.
The Arion Singing society has accept-
ted the invitation to attend the ball of
the Concordia society in Bridgeport.
Monday night.
—-We make a specialty in all kinds of
painting at Newman’s.
Patent Medicines.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Peck. Jr,
Miss Gertrude Peck and Ass Peck, of
East avenue. contemplate removing to
Alameda, California.
The Fox Cycle company has sold Ilse
kilnnte Scovillo a Diana. James H.
Louder, of Norwalk. James H. Lester
and Letter Carrier Aaron Tyler have also
purchased bicycles from the company.
—-Biue fish and North river shad at
the People's Market.
25c per lilo.
Ira. Joshua F. Burgess died at her
home in Brooklyn. yesterday. aged sixty-
three years. The remains will he
brought to Norwslk on Saturday morn-
ing for burial in the Norwalk cemetery. that
The Wilson Consolidated Baseball \
team yesterday defeated the South Nor- . ' \ .
Plalsled s 'Sarsabanlla
walk High schools by a score of twenty-
live to four. Sergeant and Burchard
were the battery for Wilson’s and Don-
leavy and Cutbill for the High schools.
will cure, and only costs you
-—We will not be undersold in wall pa-
per. 0 D. Newman.
Frank lisdden was riding his bicycle
rapidly up Chapel street, yesterday noon,
whenheattempted toturn the corner
into West avenue. Bis wheel slipped
out from under him and he plunged
headlong upon the crosswalk. cutting
his chin badly. Dr. Tracey dressed the
wound, taking several sticthes in it.
50c a bottle.
The Rise Stock company have decided
to change the programme for tomorrow
afternoon. ' Instead of repeating,
"Twist Love and Duty" they will play
"Back Among the Old Folks.”a comedy-
drama in the salt of which the children
of the company appear. It is sure to do-
llght the little folks who attend. To~
night’s prosecution. "Twist hose and
." will be especially pleasing to the
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43 Washington; St.
«admissions. WI.
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«out-r swam in. n nrssohirfs’.
it THE Kilili WE‘ All! Sillllil. i
PATTERNS that are catching.
ours that are new and fashionable. \.\ _, ‘ .
FITS that are faultless (as near perfection as it ”i; possible to at
tain ) l
MADE RIGHT.
WEAR to your entire satisfaction (or your money back), main-
taining our reputation as strictly reliable merchants.
When we advertise our Block All Wool Cheviot ‘ ‘
$6 00 SUIT
Do not expect to find one equally as good as our 10 or 12 dollar
ones, for you will be disappointed, for they are not; but we do
HONESTLY BELIEVE that the equal is not sold outside of our ’
stores for less than 8 do are.
OUR LlNEOFSUlTS
iT l0, I2. l4 Mill I5 DllLLiliS.
was never as strong in Blue, Black and Grey Serges, Cheviote,
Worsteds and Cassimeres as the present season.
COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH. Glad to see you, any time
it’s most convenient for you. We’re agents for
[Alli & WllillN’S
lillllilli Allll lllllFS
BEST IN THE WORLD.
lillMSTllill Blllli.
MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80 NORWALK.
We ‘are still making prices on
Hood's Sarsaparilla. 60c
Green's llurvura. 700
2 ‘ grain Ouinine Pills.
But we want you to remem-
ber when other remedies for]
l. H. PLlIS'l'Ell.
So. llorwali. it
All owns...”
in the world is not needed to find out that the man
who sells HAY, GRAIN and FEED in clean aus-
dition and of full weight is the man to buy d.
Common sense tells you that it is in that way that
I sell, and that I am going to sell; I want the
trade. but I want to hold the trade too, and tak-
ing great care in selling honestly and giving gout
in fine, clean condition, is what I think will do it.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
iThe Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw. Grain. Feed. Salt. etc.
‘Billllllli lifl‘llii. SOLIIIB' liVEIiI STABLE.
The People's Market is still doing rnshingbnslness at the all
stand. 13 North Main street.
REM EMEER
We always keep a fresh line of Vegetath and fruits All
kinds in their season.
REMEMBER
Thai Beef ishlgher now than it has been in twenty years.
but we cut the best. '
REMEMBER
Is
This is and always has been the most popular Mark“ in tho
0 ty-
REMEMBER
F. R. BRADBUBY.
AN flPl—REPEATED PHRASE:
“WE AIM TO PLEASE.”
, Simply aiming amounts to nothing. People often “aim” all of their lives and
die a failure. We not only "aim” to, but we actually do please, and the
BLACK CLAY
diagonal Suits that we are now making to order for
tell us we are aiming just right. Than Black and Blue Ribbed CEIVIOT
SUITS we are selling at ,
$8.0 ,
should not be overlooked. as they are sates good value.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
Davis, the Ta lor,
CLOTHIEB. lliT-‘lEii and Flllllliil .- ,
Maharishi llnsliloclt, South o.
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