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ssaas Down lawn.
l , 1‘0 ADVERTISERS.
M moot be guaranteed the
“manometer... lorry m.
m delimit! be made to commute.
“patrons. butchanae cannot be in
“measurightunlessoomis sent
,‘hbylo’ciools in the uffenwon of the
“mammalian“.
The adoption degree was contorted on
three csndldatas, lut night, by Uncss
Tribe, 1.0 It it.
Its. Aldon Bolmana entertained a
small party ct friends in the Mahaokemc
hotel, last eveung.
Concord Division, Boos or Temperance,
. will hold a cobweb social with tir. and
Ira. N. E. Peck, of Cross street, Friday
ovenlng, llay 17.
The annual. meeting of the Old Well
Funeral Aid association will be held at
Old Well Lodge rooms. Wednesday
evening, May 15, at 7:30.
—ICot!ee with cream, be cup, at Lane’s.
Sam Pine, the famous colored deeper
ado who created great excitement in this
vicinity several years ago, has recent'y
been liberated min state prison.
Herbert Dunning, cashier at Charles
E. Seymour’e grocery, who has been
home the past few days, because of
trouble with his eyes, resumed his duties
this morning.
Among the passengers to-Jay on the
White Star Line's steamer "Teutonic,”
{or Europe, is Thomas Leasing, who is
returning home, having bought his
ticket of Jacob Ii. Layton, local agent.
Iiise Birdie Hyatt is engaged in type-
wrlting the manuscript for Rev. C. Ii.
Belleck’s history of Norwalk. The work,
when completed, will be a vast one,
replete with interesting historical anec-
doles and points of great historical value:
~hlow is the time, Newman's is the
place, to, opt your paperbanging done.
The hello girls at the central exchange
are complaining of the "telephone car.”
It is a new disease, its symptoms being a
total deafness. It does not prevent the
girls, however, from hearing the voices
of their best fellows asking them to an
. ice cream party.
On Thursday the incorporations com.
mittee of the 3eneral Assembly will
‘ ve another Leaving on the petition of
uezer Hill, J. A. Osborn, C. H. Mer—
ritt and others, who want a charter for
a gas company to do business anywhere
in Connecticut.
f—Everything good in Windsor ties and
Vaudyke point collars at lowest prices,
at M. S. Smith‘s.
Dr. George Willis Benedict, received
his appointment,yesterday, as postmaster
of South Norwallr for a period of two
years, and has signified his acceptance of
the allies. He will probably take posses-
sion as soon as his bondsmen have quali-
tied and been accepted.
The vestry of Trinity church has voted
to Rev. Olin Haileck, whose resignation
II rector of the church takes eiloct June
1, an increase of 8100 in his salary. Rev.
0. Ii. Belleck, of Norwalk, will take
charge of the parish temporarily after
Ir. Bullock’s departure. or until another
rector is secured.
The Primrose & West mlnstrel com-
pany closed their season unexpectedly
audcousrquently will not;be at Hoyt's
theatre this seasou.as previously announc-
ed. Next season, however, Norwalk and
South Norwalk theatre goers will have
thoopportunity ofsealng them. as they
have promised to tilt an early date with
Ir. Hoyt.
In acceptance of a challenge ironed by
Captain Hardy, of the steamer C. II.
Northern, of New Haven, the steamer
Rosedale raced the Northern from New
York to Pendsld rest, londay afterncon
and beat her rival by nearly a mile. file
racewastcdeclde a long standing dis
puts between the two captains as to
which was the faster boat.
Harry Smith, of South Norwalk, came
b the city yesterday and got very drunk,
IntheOityOourtthls morning he was
fined Id and cash. Superintendent
Birmingham took an interest in the man,
who wasof nice appearance. He had
thecostsabated, paid thence and gave
Smith enough money to go home. The
latter was very thankful and left promis-
ing tosml the money OI.-Blldgoport
Standard.
'i'hsantml meeting of tbsGrand
Wededl’ellonwill;beheldin
James Bishop,
whmssntsdatthemesttog. ttoasys
mmmsnnoooomu of
”.10. The Home has been
fluensadsllbllishavsbssopaldand
new of the corporation has
eahasd. 'l‘he
“tesos'uu
nmawumm-n m
a“ ’
*Aoeraaas salsa must—Intel.
‘trossasaatalnltnnmrblsssesslsg.
blocklngthsroadsotbat the methanol!
track was used by all trains for severe“
hours
-—Sklrt waists. all prices and ktylss,
at ll. 8, Smith's
One of Raymond Brothers' teams ass
going over the asblngton street brid. 9,
yesterday alteucoo, when. the rear axle
ol'llle wagon collapsed. and another
vehicle hww procured
The quartetts choir of Trinity church
hssbeen asked to remain through the
month of Iiay to give time to arrange a
choir for the coming year. E. J. Sims.
tbepresent orgsuls', has been engaged
for one year from they 1st.
At a meeting of the wholesale tales
agents of anthracite coal, held in New
York on lay 3rd. prices were advanced
on store and out, twenty-live cent; egg,
fifteen cents per ton. An agreement
was made whereby the miners will work
three days a week.
Many people inspected the new truck
yesterday. and pronounced its beauty.
It is well equipped with ladders and
other modern appliances for fighting tire,
Tnc apparatus weighs about 4 500 pounds,
is very substantially built and attractive-
iy painted and decorated.
—Lowest prices, latest designs in wall
paper at Newman’s.
The executive committee of the Con.
necticut State Dental association, have
arranged a programme for the thirty-
ilrst annual meeting of the association
at 'Phaianx hail, Hartford, Tuesday and
Wednesday. May 21 and 22, thatball the
members will find interesting.
Sheriff-elect Bawley has requested the
resignations of Assistant Jailer Tibbals
and of Patrick Burns, the keeper at the
Bridgeport jail. Jsller Schotleld is the
only one of the old force at the institu-
tion to“remaln there. He has served
under sheriffs oi bpth political faiths.
Both Ir. Tibbals and Iir. Burns have ex-
cslient records as public odiciale.
One of the new four-driver engines,
No. 277, weighing one hundred and
twenty~live tons, passed through South
Norwalk yesterday afternoon. While
going over the Washington street cros-
sing a coupling broke. Last night engine
278 drew fifty-two heavily loaded freight
can from New York to New Haven.
-—-When buying your spring millinery
at Miss S. Tillotson's, be sure and ask for
checks on. gold aluminum, given with
every purchase. No. 207 Washington St.
The Woman's and Young Woman‘s
Christian Temperance Unions will hold
their annual tree will uttering meeting
at the-First Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, May 12, at 3:30. A fine pro.
gramme has been prepared, including an
address by the Rev. (.lerald II. Beard, D
D. A special collection will be taken for
the benefit of the local, county and state
work of the organization. The full pro-
gramme will be announced later. The
crust: is a most worthy one and the pub-
lic are cordially invited to attend.
The suit of l H. Jackson, manager of
a theatre in New London and another at
Mystic,against Colonel W. H. Stevenson,
director of the W. H. Stevenson Mili-
tary band, was concluded before a jury
in the Common Pleas Court, civil side,
yesterday. A judgment awarding the
plaintiff “50 damages and costs was
rendered. The plaintitl sued for ”.000
damages.
——~U. DeKlyn & Son, of Norwalk, have
secured the services of a French chef
and are now prepared to furnish
all kinds of French and Ameri-
can loe cream and lore.
lire. Benjamin 1". Stevens, of 84 South
Main street, was tendered a delightful
surprise last evening, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birthday.
The time was passed with vocal and in-
strumental music, dancing and a tempt—
log collation. The guests present were
Mr. and tire. Frank Day, Kr. and Mrs.
Charles Day, Mr. and tire. William A.
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ray-
mond, Is. and tire. Allen Enabler. Mr.
and lira. Fred Gregory, his. and lira.
Frank Gregory. lit. and tire. William A.
Stevens. and Arthur Day.
Forty-six members of Butler Lodge,
titling two carryalls and two single
teams, drove to New Canaan, last night,
and visited Worcester LodgeJ. O. 0.
l". About four hundred Oddfeilows
from various portlons oi the Btate,ln-
cludlng many of the grand officers,
were present. The home lodge coo-
lerrsd the second degree in a highly
creditable manner. There was speech-
makingand a has support About titty
mambsrsof Our Brothers' Lodge were
also present, going in s earryall sad
singlstesms. Delegations from hippo-
wau lodge. of Stamford. and Empire
lodge,“ Greenwich, were lasttsndancs.
'i'bs fiorwalk conusgsat arrived home
early this morning. George Wbslpley
provided a boa cf cigars.
~Aeomslstsliasoiblaskdreasgoods
mum‘munssaus's.
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22 south Main Street.
Found at Last “
This is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROliPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Pnorlltlolt at THE NEW YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
DONOVAN’S BLOCK,
J ACIKSON ’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LA'I'lsI' 51:71.]! All) "men. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) Al'l'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Mesd’e Confectionery.)
EDWARD STREET
WASH GOODS.
You should examine our stock of Wash Fabrics. Have taken special care in
selecting these goods, and think our styles and pricep are about right.
SHIRT WMSTS.
Have just opened a splendid line of Ladies’ Shirt Waiets.
Great value 50c, 75c and 08c.
HOISERY AND GLOVES.
Onyx Fast Black Hosiery is our standby. Everyone knows they are the best
in the world. We have them for gentlemen, ladies and children. Our stock is also
complete in Ten Hose. Plain for ladies and gentlemen, and plain and ribbed for
children. Prices are right, too.
EDWARD
.‘10 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
Pliled Chanies. 3 ’ ' .
DLAWTON & 00
Good. Cheap and Reliable “in... ' Think of it in these
times of birth Wicca and combinations .
at tLe same old prices. You can travel tire country or er and you will not And' a market
that will beat us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that we no ant. wa us.
t” This week we will sell those small Sugar Cured llama tor it Me par lb... every one was-
ranted; Shoulder to per lb.: Green Bluefish, to per lb: Clams opened to order. 23¢ per quart.
We are salllnl
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Photographer.
to Wall Street. Nerwalk, Cass.
Choice assortment.
STREET,
N ORWALK.
WHEELS ORDERED NOW.
DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
WE HAVE THEM 1N STOCK,
FOX CYCLE 00..
«cal
z anizanrm er.
Sllllllil SHERWOOD. llillEll.
{‘Cl PIES a wrtlon of E. unionist setnre,
corm- r nfl ii and W ater streets. N 1'»
walls. I 'nll and are the lateet stylv s in wring
hate. caps, on nail
RELAY 80A!) RACE.
Who-linen interested in a Contest l'rmrs
Hartford to Itnmiord.
There is considerable talk among Nor-
walk wheelmen about a relay race be—
tween Hartford nnd Stamford. Bridge-
port whecimen are pushing the scheme.
Every club along the line will be asked
to compete. Trainer 1". A. Menard, of
Bridgeport. has submitted a plan to the
wheelmcn to have the race divided into
ten mile relays and let each competing
club station men along the entire line
until the distance between Stamford and
Hartford is traversed. Each competing
club shall be represented at the start and
each competitor shall deliver the messpge
he carries to his club representative at
the end of every relay. In this way the
question of which club excells in the
matter of road racing can he impartially
determined.
Some suitable trophy could besubecrib-
ed for and the winning club would no
doubt be proud to display it in the rooms
occupied by such club. It is hoped that
immediate steps will be taken to bring
this relay race to a successful issue and
thus determine which of the Connecticut
clubs is the fastest on the road. Such a
race would be sure to create more than
an ordinary interest and wheelmen from
all over the state would watch the result
in anticipation of considerable record
making. The clubs between Stamford
and Hartford should appoint committees
to confer at once and see what arrange.
ments can be made to pull oi! the race in
the near future.
Anna... .4 m
ltate flap-shite“ Magus.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut ltepublicac league will be held at
Republican headquarters, Bridgeport, on
Tuesday, May it. still o'clock a. m., for
tbepurposeofslectln officers, delegates
totbscouventlnn all National Repub-
lican league, and to transact any other
business proper to cattle before the meet-
ing. All Republican clubsiu Connecti-
outwlllssuddelegatss. Thebaslsof
"presentation will be three delegates
from each club, and. president of each
club,er-otllclo. .
What is 0-“! (ll MUM.
Washington chapter, ll. A. I., will
confer the l. I. degree: the iiorwalk
Minstrels will give an entertainment in
Wiltonmwyer's band will meet toden
oldeupou new unit :l’llgrlm Coun-
cil. 0.13. A. I" wl mast,lncetln'g of
the Y. I. O. A. t Buckingham
Post. (1A.. R... will l Butler lodge;
I. O. O. 1.. will
mammmjtkslalwel‘mls
II. ‘
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R. H. PLAIS'I'EB, i. .
lllllllililST.
WE HAVE EVERY-
THING YOU WANT
FOR HOUSECLEAN-
I NG.
DlSE N F E CTANTS.
lNSECTlCYDES.
ETC.
We also Sell
Burgess’ Biall'l'llll
For It costs. Try Ills.
Pill! IEFIIED
The Best to None to Good
for You. '
WEAR EARL & WILSON’S
GOLLARS AND cums.
The Best in the World.
The laundrles can’t get them out of shape. THEY BEE BETTER and
WEAR LONGER. TRY THEE. Cast a little more, but more than pays youin
theend. Wecsvry afulllineofalinewsndpcpular styles.
We are also agents for GARDNER a VAIL‘S New York laundry.
Theydctheverybeetworkpcmible. Goodscome home looking like new, with
losstheuonebalftbeusualwear. Youpaynomorefor the best 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.
tilliillllll no,
14 SOUTH MAIN 8T.,
80. NORWALK. I
MASON IC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
is the kind of weight I give on everything Lleil. ~
pays to do it; keeps customers and makes frienth.
if the weight runsover a little, no one complain
but I take great care it shan't go under.
it ism with everything I sell from Salt to Bay.
“rain and feed.
The condition of my goods is full weight too. I iind
that's another thing that pays.
MANUELT HATCH,
15 MARSHALL eraser.
Leading Grain Dealer.
flay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
gllllhll OFFIBE. Sfllltll' ilVEllI STABLE.
:rne
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REMEMBER
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7M Peggrnili‘s’r‘kfletm ls etllt doing rushingbuelns- at the oil
We alwayeknspafmh line of Vegetables and MN. All
klnrls lrntbei raise-on.
a
‘l'hatllrrtihlxim the lthssbee in twen veers.
munitions... “0' n n is
13b is and always has lasers the most popular Harlot in t“
c ’s
I'. II. BRADBL'BY.
SEISONIBLE FURNISHINGS.
iswkattksmsneficdeysrsiookiegformcdwears always on the alert b
pieamaadssshfy
I
WHORE AND PBBCALE SKIRTS,
WHITE All“) FANCY VETS,
WABKABLI rooms-Hanna. AT the AND the. A
luavarletyof WINDSORS, CLUB HOUSE and BOW
25c ELASTIC END SUSPEKDBRS, light and comfortable
BllM DAMPllllll
Illestsl.
ill. PLlISlfill,
. WALK, 0T.
forsummerwear.
mesons weareseilin at 2 r for too in black and
tan shades, are the hest‘vslnepe‘vier odered'at the price.
Other novelties too summons to mention.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
tulilllEll. lililEli and FliliilSllEll.
monochrome
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