_. o'clock.
aster rat-p Ian see and
luv-all. lasts-h larwnlh and
4m ‘lhstr Diurnal dear-ey-
WAIWIITIQIBS.
q meant he alternated the
dayeopyirhnadsdis. M rea-
Kslortrrlll bsmde teamma-
. ‘ ,butehoeat cam be in.
“wasnrlphtrtnlmcopyir rent
hiyhr’ciocls in the afternoon of the
hbdorechangsisduind.
The new residence oi Charles B. Smith,
‘ 'tlu South/First street, is completed.
Oath and gutter is bring laid in front
* ot the Clark residence on Beldeu place.
The lay devotions will commence at
It. Iary'e church Friday evening at 7 :80
The Independent Sdciei club will meet
with Robert 8. liitchell, 117 West street.
tonight.
Ili- Bertha Dentou purchased a Crew-
lord bicycle yesterday from the Fox
Cycle company. ,
ouim Pitzer has parted with or.
moustache. and his friends scarcely
recognize him now.
lies Florence Graves. of Marshall
street. has joined the army of bicyclists,
having purchased a Victoria. '
Fred W. Decker, of Norwalk. has as-
. sumed charge of John C. Robinson's
bicycle repair shop at Stamford.
Ex-lotovman Edward Blake is driving
the fourhorssr attached to the road
rollsron West avenue and North Main
sweets.
n—Leavs your orders for Norwalk
obtuse at Hunt e Zelnfl's market.
Henry Scheuk, the tailor, has pur-
ehsssdabuildinglot inBullRunoi
Gsurgelluglsr,whceehousewashurned
”image.
Th8 evening the bi-monthly prepara-
tory service of the South Norwelk Con-
gregational church will he held, with ad—
dre- by the pram.
Arthur Waldrou, who has the contract
{or the addition to Nelson Taylor's apert-
msut houseou Clay street. began work
on the frame yesterday.
Thscaseof C. A. Beretrom vs. the
Suuaudflermania Fire Insurance com-
panies will come up for trial in the
Superior Court, next Tuesday.
public schools of the town will be
closed tomorrow on account of the en-
uual convention of the Feirtleld County
Teachers; Amociation in this city.
A little son of Letter Carrier John F.
Haaly, of the Norwelk post other, is
uriously ill at hie home on Harriet street,
the result of being struck in the stomach
by a baseball.
The employees of the Lounshury A:
Bissell company’s mills at Winnipauk re
esntly asked for an advance often cents
a day in their wages, which the com-
pany readily granted.
—-Waarseslliugcendy very low. F,
Line.
The Kean dt Duty Manufacturing com-
”. of Cleveland, have started up
again. William lerritt, of Norwalh,
who is employed there, returned to
Go'slandtruloudey.
, b...—
Thewsehly meeting of the Women's
ChrirtuTsmpernnchnicnwillheheld
flush-soflraltdhlalimmnsy
Mindayattsrnooustllo'cloch. A
goodattndancsiedesired.
Amends-0.13m formerly
oflouthliorwalk,hashssn made clsrk
of the borough court of Greenwich.
Jam-LWalshlsproseeutiag attorney
udJamsrRJsad-rtrsaat.
,_.__....
lanai-eth- fcr admission tothr
,csaasctlolthsrwlllbshsld intthelr
kw fishnet building. New Haven. on
Justusd'l. Aarongtbecsndidatesis
“All",of Norwalk, son of Con-
Wanner.
Maurine. who ran away with
‘ployment at Newman's.
lMiriamdrain“ triples. ._
tot-Wm we: we .. Filled Cherries. ‘ .
licewallr, is moving Llewellyn Brom-
nsld's house at Gisnhrook.
persons. Boythasreceived a oarloed
oi furniture for his new residence on
Elmcrsst, and is moving in today.
—Yonr n‘s‘irthbor usesotu lawn mower.
It’sgood. Try it Wathim & Dow. '
T. 1. Raymond has purchased a new
horse from New York parties, which, it
is expected, will develop considerable
Iprttd.
1b.. Buck Shad, be per lb. '
have had this season. vou can get your
her lb. Bret line of Fresh Fish in the
fluherman in the town to wart on you.
Sugar Cured Shoulders. llo per lh.. this
A magnolia tree in full bloom, in the
front yard of 0. E. Wilson's place on
West avenue. presents a remarsably
pretty right.
In the Senna, yesterday, Colonel Rus-
sell Frost was appointed judge of the
Roswell town courtand layer James
'1'. Buhhell was appointed associate
judge.
PflflPilil’illl OF THE NEW
DONOVAN‘S BLOCK.
—Expert paper hangers can find em-
E. m. Jackson.
Frank Larsen and wife, formerly of (Over 1". Head's Confectionery.)
Calf Pasture Beach, will leave South
Norwalk on the 15th inst.. for Mystic,
where they will conduct a hotel this
summer.
I. L. Ballard, formerly employed at
Innis Potter’s billiard room in Norwelk,
goes to Paloma, N. J.. today, where
he has accepted a situation. He la rue.
seeded at Potter's by Clarence Reeves.
Solid Slerlings
$ 1 00.
The fifteenth session of the New Eng-
land conference of the African Metho
Remember that these are fresh and it they do not prove
JACKsts PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LAT!!! '1'!th All) l'llllll. Our aim in to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puoroonaerno AB'I‘.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
WE HAVE THE! READY FOR DELIVERY.
I0. 2 ELIZABETH STREET,
F‘OX CYCLE COMPANY.
F. D LAWTON 81.00.: .
22 south warn . Street.
W
BEST AND, CHEAPEST. NORTH RIVER BRAD, FRESH
EVERY DAY. We will sell Roe Shad this week for 70 per
money has n.
city.
week.
FREE AND PROllI’I' DELIVERY.
FRANK S.
AYERS,
YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
808”, 13., BUYS A BARNES.
Mighty Monarchs. ‘\
to he the best that you
New lot of Blue Fish, Sc
and remember the most expert
‘Brst Sugar Cured Hams,12.}c per lh.
$l00.
is THE lilllll in its snrrrrs.
, ‘ l
PATTERNS that are catching. ,
CUTS that are new and fashionable. '
a“) that are faultless (as near perfection as it is possible to at» ‘
n ,
MADE RIGHT. .
WEAR to your entire satisfaction (or your. money back), main-
taining our reputation as strictly reliable merchants.
When we advertise our Black All Wool Cheviot
‘ $6.00 SUIT
Do not expect to find one equally as good as our‘ 10 or 12 dollar
ones, for you ivill 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 dollars.
oun LlNEOFSUlTS
A] l0. l2. I4 MID l5 DOLLIBS.
was never as strong in Blue, Black and Grey Borges, Cheviots,
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
dist Episcopal Zion church was begun
yesterday atternoon In Hartford. Gov-
ernor Collin welcomed theconfcrcnee in
behalf of the state and response was
made by Bishop flood.
—Codee with cream' 5c cup, at hue’r.
The usual Thursday evening service at
Grace church will be omitted tonight.
Rev. 3. H. Watkins will return Saturday
and resume his duties as pastor. The
monthly meeting of the Deughters of
the King will beheld Saturday, in the
Guild room, at 4 p. m.
The Grace church Guild held a highly
successful cake sale at the residence oi
Miss Elizsbeth H. Hoyt, on Main street.
Norwalk, yesterday afternoon. There
was a good attendance and the cakes sold
brought good prices, increasing the funds
in the treasury considerably.
EDWARD
N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
EDWARD STREET
IS HAVING A
spam/tor. SALE
lllllES’ SHIRT Willis,
AT 500, 75c, and .980.
VARIETY OF STYLES AND LARGE STOCK.
STREET,
NORWALK.
not i. wnsnns . .
nouns Mill nuns
BEST IN THE WORLD.
illMSTllliK Bills.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK. . n.
Au examining board, the members of
which are yet to be appointed, for the
examination of olIIccrs oi the Connecti-
cut National Guard, will convene at. the
sdjutaut-general'e cities at Hartford,
May 14 and 15, and in the Second regi-
ment armory in New Haven, Ifey ill and
17,
A Hartford dispatch says the Right
Rev. Bishop Tierney will and for Europe
shortly, to be gone about three months.
The bishop is obliged to make his official
visit to Rome this year to report the con—
dition of his diocese to the Vatican, un-
less he iseacurcd Birhup Tierney will
return homrr before September 1.
Sliilllll SHEflWililll. IllllEll.
‘ )CilllPli-ZS a rllon of E. (lusowskl'e store.
corner of 'all and Water streets. Norm
walk. i all and are the latest styles in spring
barn. caps, etc. at! lrn
#—
The Dominic’s Prayer.
Miss Molly Elliot Sonwull relates the
following nrrocdolo in the course of a
sketch of John Paul Jones in Tho Gen»
tury:
The landing on St. Mnry‘s islo thur
oughly clurrm-d tho coasts, and tho name
and charm-tor oi tho vessel and her corn.
mandcr woruwoll known. 'l‘ho Rungor
being seen bunting up tho Solwny townrd
tho "lung town 0' Kirkculdy" lilo fright-
ened twopio illiSUlllllll‘il on tho Short), and
presently down t'runo timir "rrrllcrrlsor,"
the Rev. Mr Shirro. lugging n lingo arm
chair, which lru llung down on tho show
and thou [dumped himself viulontly into
it. liu was slurrt of breath rind very an-
h'n mower. Sturtevent,oi a" "31'- grywlth tho llclty for pormlttlng such
Wuoniz'fd ”8“” I100.“ It North “MR doings no I’rrul Jom's', and pulling and
and Ann streets, sells the hind that \hl:wing be mndo thofullowiug prayer,
Now comes the annual "racket" of the
0020' sunk blch tradition has proscrrcd:
d f or much 0‘ ‘ racket. It I. 'Now. Lord dlrmn yo think it is A shame
the Km“ cu” m b' m lightest "111- for yo to Si‘llll this vllo pirate to rob our
ning mower on the market. A more pro
folk 0' Klrkt-nldy? For yo kun tlmy nrc
llllc description Ippell'l in “r, Stung pulr enough already and lint! nnothlng to
vaut'e advertisement.
epnro. 'l'hoy etc all fairly gold, and it
wnd ho is pity to servo thorn in sic u wn'.
The wn‘ tho wind blows hu'll .ho hero in
Anumhor 0' "0".“ bicyclists have a jifly. and who keno whut ho'may ill)?
goueiutotraining '0' m bicycle ”‘4 flu is none too quid for onythlng. Muck-
race It Wsstport, Ihhll is reborn lo's tho rnlscblof ho llllri done already.
June 5, mwp’mgm 5. held u Ony pooltor. gcrrr thoy huo gntlrgrml the
an" . gither, he will gong wi' the w nlo o't,
”Ck u 1 Odo“ M the sndrnnyho bur-n their bounce, tnlt' their
regular race about an hour later
at Westport. The races are in
ehargeofA P. Sherwood, Prank Hou-
Meadowlark.
oln'oe and strip thorn to their sarkai And
Who's moi Who lions but the gluidy vil-
lain rnay tnk' tholr lives. The ulr wom-
en nrc moist frlglrtenod onto' their wuts,
and tholrnlrns shocking nftor thorn. I
oennn tho’t it! i hno norm long a fnlthiu’
servant to ye, Lord, but gin yo dlnnnturn
the wind about and blow the scorrndrol
out 0' our auto, I‘ll nuo stlrn foot, but
just sit hora until tho tltlo mines in and
drowns mo. .‘Sno tok‘ your wull o't, Lord!"
Tho prayer upponrn to have boon olloct-
its, for at tbnt very moment the wind
Gunman-ltd curd sharp have chungod and blow “tho scoundrol out 0'
heel m plying their little game 0"" gate." w W 7 , ,. .._
“m Sum“ ill. mm I'Dn' Bugurn’g ”gm.
'9“. ‘3‘ mm ll". "00"“ 00““ Jededlnh l‘luxton. the English peasant,
{you the n t to he on the hndamlrnculous rnomory for figures and
arithmetical culoulntlons. llo rrmdo mon-
m‘mm MthMu tel calculations involving tho uso of 30
II M m m m “I”. pieces of figures without pen. pencil or
thetralumhsnsge-s of will in pro- puller, which lndood he could not have
M and m of an 0th.! .5 asked to used, for he could noltlrcr rend 110;! wraith.
Totho end of hisllfo ho remain a ey
m 1'? Imam“ 33:; laborer rind apparently contented with
beer woo-pasta proposes to play for
~(luucerthy A. lachurchiu the
First I. 1’. church, louday night, will
ccushtof jubilee and plantation mslo
dies. Doors open mo. concert commen-
ces 8:15. Admission 25 cents.
his lot}. His mind constantly occupied
itself with culculutloun. When at the
church, he Would count tho words uttered
by the moduli". and once on his only visit.
to London. whltlmr lmwns token to he in-
trodncod to tho roynl society, a friend in-
elrtod that he should go to Drury limo.
He went, and when uftrrrwnrd nekorl about
the play it was discovered he know noth-
ing of it, his mind having been occupied
with an attempt to count. the words spo-
kcn by the actors. Hsdtd not like the or.
shorter. He said the sounds were too nu.
mesons for him to count.
Ire. Renter-Your daughter rings
Mentally. is she studying music?
Ire. hparsrlh—Isorsd she is. the it
studyinetohsabrlls-donne. .
“Oh, mess-a.”er thee-silhouette
firstsywhsuhrhretsawerohtamcoats
‘
n. n. PLlISTEl,
lllllliililST.
Patent Medicin .
25c per ton.
her when other
that
will cure, and only costs you
50o a bottle.
43 Washington St.
lookatthlslittlrspanrwwltheredlsa-
" flitting.” , _ _ ,
We are still airing prices on
Hood’s Sarsaparilla.’ 60c
Green's liurvura. Thu
2 grain Ouinine‘ Pills.
But we want you to remem-
$99k” fail
Plaislod’s Sarsaparilla
.n. nns'rrn.
8‘ moo _
SO. NORWALK.
All THE moon
in the world is not needed to find out that the man
who sells HAY, GRAIN and FEED in clean 0’s
dition and of full weight is the man to buy d.
Common sense tells you that.
It is in that way thatl sell, and that I amgoihg
sell. 6 I" '
I want the trade, but I went to hold the trade too,
and taking great care in selling honestly and giv-
ing goods in line, clean condition, is what I think
will do it.
1 ' MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL srnnnr.
Leading Grain Dealer.
The People‘s Market is still loin rnshln business
stand. l3 North Main street: 8 I “ a.“
REMEMEER
We always keep a fresh line of Vegetables and fruits. AI
binds in their season.
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
That Bet-fie bigger now than it has been in twenty yearn.
but we cut the at.
'I‘l‘rls is and always has been the most. popular hiarkat in the
c y.
REMEMBER
I“. H. BRADBURY.
w
An Git-Repeated Phrase:
“WE AIM TO PLEASE.”
simply aiming amounts to nothing. People often "aim" all of their llvss
and die a allure. We not only "aim” to, but we actually do please, and the
* BLACK CLAY
Diagonal Suits that we are now making to order for
$22.00 g .
trll us we are aiming just right. ThoseBlsck and Blue Ribbed 0m
SUITS we are selling at $ 8 . 00 3
extra good value.
should not be overlooked. I
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'OLOOK.
f ,-
Davis, the Tailor.
CLOTHIEB. lllTTEll and FlilllliSliEll.
mane floral iloolr,Soolh onward ‘
Norwalk Chronicler