m ”missus ssrosrssa w - woe-earn» miss- I»! no m User n: ma. loath lovwail sae ‘ My oasis. rsair Dior-at Journey. ism loses Dawn ran. to ADVERTISERS. m cannot bevguorantesd the "Jaysopyiehandedln. Every rec- m ¢ortsoiii be erode to uccmnmo- ‘dspntrmsmutchangs cannot be in- “aponasarightuniessooppis sent “biddoclt in the ufterrwon of the ,MWm dance is desired. Hrs. J. P. Francis.‘ who went to r, W to visit. is quite sick,and unable to return home at prmnt. .b D. P. Ely is having a carriage shed . built alongside his born on Washington . m. occupied by Dr. L. M. Allen. -Ruppert's Extra and Rochester Bock beer on draught today; also due lunch. at J. Unxweiier’s, B. R. square- Frans Beidel. who formerly worked with John Schsub. the shoe dealer. has opened ashop of his own under Bl'llmr mer's barber shop. lleiville E. lead has been appointed a commiesioner of deeds by Governor ’ Mn. He has a residence in Norwalk and an office in New York. ~Yacht caps at O‘Brien’s. A band street sweeper on wheels. and agarbags cart were utilized by the city street department for the first time this merging, cleaning up West Washington street. The committee having the work for the blind of the state in charge. will meet in the parlor of the Women‘s Building, 4"! South Iain street. Monday afternoon at 4“ o'clock. ~10 Great gross kid hair curlers, 5 and 8c doc" formerly sold at 150. It. 8. Smith. C. Ford Barley. the bicycle racer. is jut commencing to train. Yesterday ll. rode amile in 2:30. This indicates that he will do some great riding before the “on is over. ”The Deysman"isthe subject for the Sunday night Epworth League meeting, at the First Hethodist church. Miss Alice Seaman will lead. and special made will be rendered. i ~11» purest coffee at Lane‘s restaurant. , We understand that ex Governor ‘ Ionnehury will shortly make his annual trip to the Adirondacks for the purpose csjollng members of the tinny tribe to his basket—Ridgeiield Press. -—A beautiful assortment of Parasols opened today at M. S. Smith's. W. I. Saunders. formerly of South llorwslk. has purchased four building lots on the corner of Connecticut avenue and Bennett street, the principal thor- oughfare in Southern Pines, N. 0., and has begun the construction of s large double tenement house. —-Very best butter 23c. lh. N. Y. store. Professor Percy Harrison. a graduate of Oxford University. begins his duties marganiet of St. Paul's church tomorrow. At the choral service in the chapel. Tours' Iisgnillcat and Nuns Dimittis in P, Roberts‘ anthem, "Seek ye the Lord." and the Easter hymns will be sung. ~Concert by A. I. E. church in the Firstl. E. church. Monday night. will coneietof jubilee and plantation melo dies. Doors open 7:30. concert commen— ces ens. Admission 25 cents. WJI. Humieton begins his work as organistsnd choir director at the South leewalk Congregational church tomor- row. Although a young man. Dir. Bumbtonbas had considerable experi- eacsintwo of the largest churches of m. and has studied with some of the best teachers of music in the country. He will be welcomed to South Norwalk by all true lovers of good music. " ~50 don. children's corded waists, 19c web. at I. B. Smith’ . “Cayenne; or, the Laundry Beile,"s comic opsretta. which was presented by some of the prominent ladies of lion walkfortbs beasllt of theY.li.C.A., wfll barepsatsd lay 15, in Hoyt/s Opera Bones. for the benefit of the Norwalk Hospital annotation. The Operetta will be prscsdsdby an hour with the old melodies. The same cast will appear masonlttsd themselves so admirably h lorwalk. ~11: lamb, 12in. New York liarket. Them Barnes will oaucams aph the short calendar sssslonofthe superior Court. My. and Iran- mmbsathsdsnsrrsr wsrssubmltted. flies-shena- la tbsoourisforsev- “yearns maaypolnwof iawsndlt ”new it will rsmslnforssme ”so“ moor-crowdi- “" murmur. ”More . . gs in shrew, flannel ilssseadsa. flew seem mossy " fiflflmflanflhflrsathw , m John sum. or 31’... mils». will speak at American le'ohsnlcs’ Hall. at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. I, James Smith. who was caught robbing a clothes line on Park avenue. by Oilicer Hunt, Thursday night. was sent to jail for thirty days by Justice Oimslead, yesterday afternoon. Waller Underhill’s Winnipauk blee— bali club defeated George Boyt’s nine by sscore of 48 to 15. The scorer stopped scoring for Undcrhili long before the game had finished. ~00 to the New York stores on Satur- day and see what you can buy for $.50. Ii. 8. Smith. the enterprising dry goods dealer. distributed fans in the hallway tosttendsnts at the graduation exercisesin Music Hall. last night. They were found to be a great convenience. «Ruppert's Extra and Rochester Bock beer on draught today; also has lunch. at J...Llnxweller‘s, R. R. square. The Bridgeport fire extinguisher was exhibited this morning in front of the Union school, for the benefit of the teachers attending the convention. The exhibit was a success, the fire being put out in ten seconds. ’ THE SaxrmuL congratulates The Nor- walk Hour to-day upon the twenty- iourth anniversary of the birth of that most excellent weekly. Ably edited, filled with news. handsomely made up and printed. The Hour has no superior in the state as a family newspaper. ——Another great 81.50 sale at the New York stores this Saturday. Jerry Lumbrino, a wood.chopper em- ployed by C. '1‘. Leonard. severed the thumb from his left hand, yesterday, by hitting it with an axe. The imple- ment struck the thumb a glancing blow. having slipped from a stick pf wood; otherwise the member would have been cut oil clean. —Lawn Mowers. Greatest variety. best quality. at Watkiue& Dow. 112 Wash. at. Elbirt W. Clark, of this city, and Charles Finch. 0! Norwalk. who have assumed the management of the Nor» walk Park, are sending out notices to the diiierent societies of the town to the effect that the grounds can be hired for field day sports, picnics and other events. ~32 derby to order at O‘Brien‘s. The official board of the Norwaik Methodist church are sending out the usual notice concerning the envelope subscriptions. They are to present the matter of the church's financial condi- tion to the congregation on Sunday morning. May 121b, if pleasant, or on the first pleasant Sunday following. —Lowest prices, New York Market. Representatives of the Sun and Ger- manic Fire Insurance companies were in Norwalk yesterday and met Prof. Har- strom and his counsel. Joseph A. Gray. They held a conference in the lstter‘s of- line. which resulted in a settlement of the suit Mr. Harstrom recently brought to recover M00 insurance on the con. tents of the building destroyed last year by tire. In the mandamus case brought by Attorney Walsh tocompel Justice Rose to correct his record of the lower court in the case against Lil Davis.the judge of the Superior Court has decided that Mr. Walsh’s mandamus proceedings have no standing in the case and it will be tried on its merits. Ir. Walsh brought his case before two judges and both sustained the justice court record. -—Open care will leave South Norwalk for Roton Point Sunday. if pleasant. at 2,3,l,5,047.8 o'clock, returing at twenty- llve minutes past each hour. R is of Spring street claim to haves“ eeping Tom.” Thursday and last night he was seen looking into the windows of James Wilmot's and Ira. Dunleavy’s residences. Last night Ilr. Wilmot noticed a man hanging about the street. and accosted him. asking him what he wanted, but the man replied sstislsctorlly. and as Mr. Wilmot was not sure he was the man who looked in the windows, nomgwcould be done. -——Leave your order for lobsters. Satur- day. for 12in. a pound. at Hayes' market. The sociable oi the Golden Cross was M at the home of lilss Annie Ii. Deck- er, last night. There were games and refreshments. also several ssiectlocson the mandolin and guitar by Messrs. Pare risk and Worden. Among those present were lie. and lire. D. Sherwood, llr. and lire. 8. Ruby. Mr. and In. D. Part- rick, Hrs. A Bemphlil. Ire. Hendricks and niece, In. Benedict. Iissss lay (Jargon. [pairs and linens Bessemer-s muslin. Lena Webb. lands Benedict, Etta Benedict, Issue Roscoe, Dalia Hills, Annie and Mamie Walsh, Annie Allen. Ilia. Walsh. lasers. Howard Webb. George and Harry Roby. William White. Edward Kills. Henry Rider. John Arnold. Arthur Chimflrsnk Under- litll. marks Bay-as. James whim. finches lssklsl sad Irssst Worden. A very asisyahls his was rsaiisat W [rennin saws and” PM] Evaiui mail Apples. Filled Cherries. ' l BEST AND lb. Buck Shad, on per lb. have had this season you can fisherman in the town to wait on you. DONOVAN'B BLOCK. Combine the LATEST STYLE All) FINISH. and to furnish them with the finest productions LARGE COLLECTION OF E. M. Jackson. (Over F. Mesd's Confectionery.) $l00. Solid Sterlings li‘OX CYCLE Sugar Cured Shoulders. 90 per ib.. this week. .FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK S. AYERS, PHOPHIHOR OF THE NEW YORK MARKET. wasurxoros eraser. JACKSON’S PIIOTOGRAPHS A, ill, on A WE HAVE THE)! READY FOR. DELIVERY. so. 2 zuzmfii mm, F. D LAWTONdr co. 22 South Main Street. - Grimmer. NORTH RIVER snap. FRESH EVERY DAY. We‘ will sell Roe Shad this week for 70 per Remember that these are fresh and if they do not prove to be the best that you get our money back. Now lot of Blue Fish. 8c per lb. Best line of Fresh Fish in ythe city. and remember the most expert Best Sugar Cured Hams. mic per lb. SOUTH NORWALK. Our aim is to give satisfaction U our patrons. of the PHOI‘OGBAPBIO AE‘I'. CHILDREN '8 STUDIES. Photographer. 53 Wall Street, Nor-walk. Conn. BARNES. Mighty Monarchs. - as i 00. COMPANY. EDWARD selecting these goods. and think our styles Great value 50c, 75c and 98c. children. Prices are right, too. EDWARD NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. STREET WASH GOODS. You should examine our stock of Wash Fabrics. Have taken special care id and prices are about right. SHIRT WAISTS. Have just opened a splendid line of Ladiee' Shirt Waists. Choice assortment. HOISERY AND GLOVES. Onyx Fast Black Hosiery is our standby. Everyone knows they are the beat in the world. We have them for gentlemen, ladies and children. Our stock is also complete in Tan Hose. Plain for ladies and gentlemen, and plain and ribbed for STREET, NORWALK. Sliilllll SHERWOOD. HIDE". CCUPIES a rtlnn‘ of E. iiusowakl‘s store. corncroi allaml Water streets. Nor— walk. Vail and are the latest styles in :19?ng at. bate. caps. etc. i lm —-Why You Should l’so a Gas Range. A use cooking range is always ready for use. There is no loss of time in start- ing the kitchen fire. The burners are instantly lighted by applying a match; there is no waiting for the tire to kindle and burn up briskly. nor for the oven to get hot: but the whole range is im- mediately ready to do its full work. The tire is under the control of the cook, and if she wantsahot lire she has only to turn on the gas full head: if a slow one. by turning oil until. if she desires. only a small simmering ilimc is left. In hroiling there is no smoke, nor smell. and meats and fish are simply delicious cooked in the brolling oven. When the work of the cock is done the gas is turn ed oil and all expense immediatly ceases Gas ranges are, for these reasons. a source of great comiort and convenience. and a saving of labor to the domestic or cook. In the absence oi servants, cook- ing can be done by housewife without trouble or discomfort; and during the summer months the intense heat from a coal range in the kitchen is avoided. Gas ranges may be seen at the cities of the Norwalk Gas Light company on Water street. Norwalk, who will furnish then at cost to any of its customers. --We enrolling candy very low. F. A. Lane M Pine Lodge Outing Ollh. The nominating committee of the Pine Ledge Outing club have presented the following named for election as oilicers for the year 1895. The election will take place at the club house. liay 18th. at 3 p. m.: President. Robert Vsniiuren; vlcoprceident. E. L. Boyer; treasurer. E. A. Woodward; secretary. James H. Bailey; managers. Lewis 0. Green. Edwin O. Kselor. lira. G. Willis White, lire. George. W. Cram. Mrs. W. F. Bishop; house committee. In. Sophie A. Weed. Mrs. William A Curtis, Mrs. Louisa 0. Day. Henry l’. Price, ’1'. Stan- ley Vsndsrhoef. John P. Tresdweli; com- mittee on membership, Ira Cole, Levi Warner. lites Anna Ii. Smith. lire. Sarah E. Dennis. lira. F. St. John Lockwood. Don't Tobacco spit sr Imaks Your Lila Away. lathe truthful startling title of a book about No-To-Bao. the harmless. guaran- tasdtobacoo habit ours that braces up nicotinlsed nerves,sllmlnatss the nico- tine poison. makes weak men gain strength, vigor and manhood. You run nophysiosl or luaueial risk. as Neil's- has is sold by It. l1. Pialstsd under a gouache to core or money refunded. Bock free. Address Bess-ling M camsw‘iiorksraiissga . ‘rv is... R. H. PLAIS'I‘ED, llillliiillST. We are still making prices on Potent Medicines. Hood’s Sarsaparilla.’60c Green's llurvura. 70c 2 grain Quinine Pills. 256 per :00. But we want you to remem- ber when other remedies fall that Plaisled's Sarsaparilla will cure, and only costs you 500 a bottle. R. H. PLAIS'I'EII. . 43 Washington St. to. Ismail. it. M The Best is None to Good for You. WEAR EARL & WILSON ’S GOLLARS AND CUFFS. The Best In the World. The iaundries can’t get them out of shape. THEY SET BETTER and WEAR LONGER. TRY THE“. Cost a little more, but more than pays you in the end. We carry a full line of all new and popular styles. We are also agents for GARDNER e VAIL'S New York laundry. They do the very best work possible. Goods come home looking like new, with less than one half the usual wear. You pay no more for the heat than you have been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and culls. We also Sell Clothing, Fur- nishings and Hats of the same sort. HMSTBBK Bills. 14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASONIC BUILDING, so. NORWALK. NORWALK. 2 *- FULL WEIGHT Is the kind of weight I give on everything In“. “it “ pays to do it: keeps customers and lush. m * ii the weight runs over a little, no one complfis but I take great care it ehsn't go under. ’3. § it is so with everything I sell from Salt to Bay. Grain and Feed. The condition of my goods is full weight too. I find that's another thing that pays. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. Hay, Straw. Grain. Feed, Salt. etc. 'Billliilii OFFIOE. SDLIIIB’ ill!" "Alli. a R E M E M E E R The People's Market is still «ioimr rushingbudas-m. them. stand. iii North Main street. We always keep a fresh line of Vegetables and M II kinds in their season. REMEMBER REMEMBER lettered: ham" “M .. - m *- m... m. [REMEMBER T’llilsisand niwayshasbesn thematmnlerw h“ (3 'v I F. H. BltADBUBY. 355.. s... .5, M .12"..- N An Cit-Repeated Phrase: “WE AIM TO PLEAS " film i simin amounts to nothing. People often "aim" all of their Iva and die 3 allure. g We not only “star” to. but we actually do please. and the BLACK CLA Diagonal Suits that we are now making to order for " $22.00 tell us ’we are aiming just right. These Black and Bias Ribbed m .u................. $8.00 should not be overlooked, as they are extra good value. _ OPEN EVERY EVENIE‘G UNTIL 0 (701.003. Davis, the Tailor. CLOTHIEB. lllTTEll mil FilliliSiiEil. Mahacismorlloislxllocbm mu .. l
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