' 7 . Manicures». our. .
in. and Mrs. harass Bill, or i...
strest,arsiu New Haven this attention.
attendlcgths tuneral et Alone: :Arm-
strong.
Fitted Cherries. ’
F. D ~.LAlili’l‘Olii & CO.
22 " outh Main street.
. s6esd.0nsapaadllsllahlelsrketi 'l‘nink clitlntliess
Found at La“ timesoihiahvrlceesnd combination: We are selling
at the same old prieea. You can travel the country over and you will not and a scariest
that will beat us in «reality or nice. Osr loaves-ins business shows that we no am. we ear.
W This week we will roll these small flour Cured llama [or it Me par lb., every one war-
ranted; shouldertc per lb.; Green illusion, so per in: Ciameopsasd to order. 25¢ per «cart.
This is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PlillPiliHlili 0F TIIE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASBIXMON new. 3001']! BOBWALK.
it‘s tarsus they see and lsar
, Wk. lurk l-rwsil and
My bares. Their Diurnal Jet-eels”.
see as aae Down lower. '
re auvssrrssns }
m be guaranteed the
,“miehoadsdin. Every reo-
, Will“! 50 made to accommo-
MW.Mdtange cannot be. in-
maponaenriqhtunlmcopuie sent
iteration is the qfterrtooa of the
“More change is desired.
54......
«5 its lemon crickets. 250. N. Y. sum .
V't‘ ii. Foam sold a building lot on the
eastern end of Bell lilsnd, yesterday, to
a party in Dtnburv, who will at once
erect n cottage thereon.
n75 dos ladirs’ ribbed vests, opened
today. Four for 250. at M. B. Smitb' .
A meeting of the governing commit—
tee of The Knob Outing club will he held
at the oflice of Taylor .2 Golden, lion-
day evening, at 8 o’clock.
-5 lbs eyetsr creckers,2bc. N.Y store.
The Best In None to
WEAR EARL &. WILSON’SV
COLLAR‘s AND cores.
The Best in the World.
Good»
Dennis Donovan has placid a new
porch in (rent or his block on Railroad
place.
-Ice cream soda at Lane's.
a
~Sweetbrrad, at the Imperial Cale.
George W. Palmer, at Ann street, who
has had his sailboat rebuilt and over-
hauled at the Nerwalk iron Works
wharf, launched her yesterday.
. The Independent Social club will meet
. with Cliflord E. Adams. of Grove street.
tonight.
--Boast cirrus, at the Imperial Cole.
m...“ on...“ an M...
J A CKBON'S Pl-IOTOGRAPIIS
Combine the career areas an vessel. Oar aim is to am satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest momma the ruosonasraro ear.
LARGE 005110710! 0' WILD)!!!“ "UM“.
E. in. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1“. Mesd's Confectionery.) 58 Will MM 39".“. CO“.
-Leave your orders for live or boiled
lobsters nt Drercher'e market.
M A large flock of wild geese passed over
. this town, northward, about sundown
, lest evening.
~Eat ice cream, at Head’s.
A team owned by railrosd contractors,
and engaged in carting sand, broke
down on Water street this morning. and
the load was translerrsd to another vs-
bicle.
-Lateet brown derbys, at O'Brieu's.
EDWARD” STREET
You want this Underwear tor this weather. and we are prepared to supply
your wants, for indies. gentlemen and children.
Just think of it. Ladies' Ribbed Vests, at he. 10c, 17c, 25c and upwards.
Gan lurnlah you a splendid line ct Silk Gloves, 25;: and 50:. They are the
best bargains you have seen! Look at them.
Shirt Waiats are becoming coerce. hot weather has done the business.
Manufacturers want hone thrsstolonr weeks to fill orders. We are insinuate.
Placed our orders early, and have the stock, right prices, too.
The hunts for W. 0. Evans‘ new house
on Fairileld avenue was relied yesterday
by Contractors Mslkln & Cc.
Thsleundriee can’t get them out of shape. THEY SEI‘ BEl’l‘EB and
WEAR DONGER. TRY THEM. Cast a little more. but more than pays youin
the end. We carry a full line of all new and popular styles.
We are also agents for GARDNER d: 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 best than you have
been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and culls.
Miss Agnes Utls has been engaged in
Mead's South Norwalk store. She is
courteous and pleasant, has many
friends, and will undoubtedly make
many more.
-Native aspersgusl 15 etc a bunch;
radiehes, one cents bunch; string beans.
title a halt peck, at Esyes’ market.
‘ I. B. Parsons. ei Brookside, has been
V lick this week, threatened with pneu-
monia,bnt is now improving, and will
be out in a day or two.
-—One burner oil stove. large top and
iron tank, 31c. each Boston store, Ner-
walk.
Sunday is the sixth anniversary of the
lpworth league. The League of the
Norweik Methodist church will observe
the day, beginning with a consecration
meeting at 9:80 a. m.: sermon by the
—Bicycie caps, at O'Brien‘e.
We also Sell Clothing, For-
nishings and Hats of
William Miller. head clerk in Charles
E. Beymour'e grocery store. was made
happyisst night by the addition to his
{sully of an interesting bub] Kill. pastor at 10; testimonial meeting at 6:80 E DWA R D s l R E E I ’ ’ ‘ t h
p. ., alt bich it. Long ill -. .
-A New "moment of new“. MT. in .e in}, and ii»... .2':...'.‘.’ ‘3 N0 is oAzs'rrs summon, . . nonwemt. , 8 same sort.
at my low price-y It It 8- Smith - the work by the different departments. ' :3
Thesleops “Ida May" and "Caution"
are working on the natural growthbeds
oi! Bouthport harbor and are catching
quite a large number of seed oysters.
BICYCLE
LANTERNS, BELLS.
Beet code on market at herd rims prices ureter“, 20c u to '1. Belle 25c u .
5 Which is cheaper, or: lantern, ew an «3.2 ‘ ' P
2 ElillBETll OTIEET. 1 ElIZIIETII OTIEET.
L‘OX CYCLE CO.
-A new arrival of children's dresses,
290 each, at M. S. Smith's.
Miss Aimee Wood, contralto,a pupil
of Walter J. Hall.the well-known piano
and vocal teacher, has been oflered the
ooutralto solo position at Trinity church,
Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Wood is said to
possess a contrnlto voice of great power
and sweetness, and sings‘ with warmth
and agreeable finish. Mr. Hall is the
organist and choirmsstsr oi the Brick
church, Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh
street—Musical Courier.
—-I.obstere, 12” lb., at Drescher's.
liliMSTiiili Bills,
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
so. NORWALK.
Herman Malmo has made application
for a position as letter carrier in the
South Norwaik poet elites, and will take
5 thaclvll service examination in a few
days. .
‘ ~Mead's ice cream, all flavors.
MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
snout sninsnnfutnrt.
CCUPIES a rtlon of E. (insowslrl‘s store.
corner or sit and Water streets. Nor
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The first one of the new engines to go
a
'up the Dsnbury diViclOD was No. 281,
which started from South Norwnlk this
morning with titty-one loaded cars and a
caboose.
—Lamb tries, at the imperial Cale.
Councilman Boyer. of Norwalk, die-
playlaflag, union down, irem a flag
stsfl above his chicken coop. It is pos-
sible his chicken coop has been raided
by chicken thieves.
--Lewest prices, New York Market.
Alarge party of bicyclists enjoyed a
side to Cempo Beach and return, last
night. leaving the South Norwalk Con-
gregarious! church at 8:45 o'clock. at the
conclusion 0! the weekly prayer meeting.
~Four hundred pounds of lobsters
caught oi! Norwalk islands for sale at
Hunt & Zeiult’s.
Charles E. Seymour, the leading gro-
cer. hasmads arrangements to close his
stersat 0 o'clock Thursday nights dur-
ingthcsummer, thus giving his clerks
moretirue to enjoy themselves during
the heated term.
—--Ladlee’ capes and costs. the very
hunt and choicest, at about one-halt
regular price. Boston store, Norwalk.
constable Thomas Hunt has placed
an attachment upon Philip Goodwin's
propctyto secures claim 0! Henry L.
lplcsr, amounting to W. The case is
returnable before Justice George D
Raster. May 18. at Norwalk.
«North river roe shed, ll ate a pound;
blusheh, 8 cta.. at Bayes' market.
Therewill hearshsareal oi tbs"0ld
fashioned Hostingfles’flt ttuelc nan,
Wt. ‘l'hhnorei and pleasing enter-
fle-mtwlllhsgivsn luminous-
aestleuwlth the tale tor thsbeneiltot
" hb‘ildlflgiund of lhei‘lntlethodlfl
starch.
a-Iomesxosilent usoad handwhsele
atlowprlcse. rosewood
Colonel William B. Item has
stressed» or appml In the suit in.
dissed Wkunby lsnegerJV.
deflewuudoa. luncheon
wasglvssavsrdht («Maud-assassin
basalts! Ours-ca Pleas hrs ism
udpfltettkssmouutweslerthsrsatr
not thshocea WWW
”toast the law on this MM
skills: that is case-hos in W
nuisrsstalet'tksksneeshoutdnot
teas-elder“.
—One case lodies’short sin-7rd sum-
mer ribbed vests, slightly imperfect,
Egyptian yarn, 15c. each. Boston store,
Norwalk.
Four suits {or divorce are on the short
calendar list 0! the civil Superior Court
for today. They are those of Jennie
Burghsrdt, of Bridgeport, against Frank
Burghsrdt, of ports unknown, for do-
sertion;Jeesle B. McMahon, of Bridge-
port, agninst William H. MoMahon,of
parts unknown, same charge; Phoebe E.
Benedict against George L. Benedict,
both of Norwalk, {or adultery, and Car-
rie Birch, oi Dnnbury. ngsinst Gottfried
——C. DeKiyn a Son, of Norwalk. have
secured the services at a French chef
and are new prepsred to furnish
all kinds of French and Ameri-
can ice cream and ices.
All dogs must beregistered on or be-
lore the that day of June. and all per-
sons owning or harboring unlicensed
dogs alter that date will be prosecuted
according to law. For the accommoda-
tion of residents 0! South Norwalk. the
town clerk will be at the South Norwslk
cities or the eslsctmen on the alternoon
of Saturday, May 18. from 3 to 0 o’clock.
and on the evening oi Saturday. May 25,
from 7 ins o'clock. tor the purpose 0!
net-wens mmw_
~1'he purest codes at Lane's restaurant.
The Woman's and Young Women's
Christian 'l‘smperaes Unions will hold
their annual tree will altering meeting at
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, May ll. at 8:30. A line pro-
gramme hss been prepared, including an
address by the Rev. Gerald 1!. Bend. D.
D. A special collection will be taken for
ssvsadollavsmrbeiraprleoasdaotatcrs
theausdqswrovidedthat-wrlttmae-
ticsothjaserdmtleeoltks
«pew-“maths
Heralds-assessed:
to
; westerners-areas.
wslk. (‘nll and see the intent styles in spring
hots. caps, arc. ~23 ten
‘ Rowuros.
Miss Amy Cole. who has for some
time been confined indoors with. measles,
is able to be about the house, having rep-
idly improved. She was able to go out
of doors today.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Champlain and
son Nathnn, who have been spending
the past few months on Long Island's
balmy shore, have returned to their
home on Logan street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Monseli and
family, who have been visiting {or the
past month or two at (ireenpovt. Long
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B. H. PLAIS'I'EB.
lililliililST.
WE HAVE EVERY-
THING YOU WANT
Island. have returned to their residence FOR HOUSECLEAN-
on South Main street.
Selectman E. Thomas is improving the ‘qu
grounds surrounding his residence by .
having them recalled and seeded. and a
stone gutter laid.
Mrs. Frank Dean was at her armour
residence on Contentment Island, yes-
terday, making arrangements for the” OISE N F E CTANTS.
°°“'"’“'““““°" inescrrcvnss.
The members of the Baptist church
ETC.
will realise about .30 as a result oi itch
entertainment in (iuider‘s Belt, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Charles H. Golder is fitting up
her house in good style. and aspects two
invalid boarders treat the city tomorrow.
Rev. J. ii. Slater returned hunts yes-r
tsrday from a three days’ visit with Rev.
Charles W. Boy leton, in long Bill.
Several city people have been here the
past few warm days. looking for corn
tsgsa and board for the summer.
Mrs. Richard Boylston has rstmssd
from a visit with Mrs. William Rope",
in Spun afield, Mass.
Ire. E. B. Smith and daughter. lies
Heels 3. Smith. of Main stratus visit-
Wc also Bell
Burgess’ itatl'l'rat
”I I! “I”. Try Isa.
montages! the location}: end It” tag in New Haven. W IMLIGIE AND PEBCALE SHIRTS,
w t orgasmt cause a wwmwww
“'1' “MN ”-Wv mm“ ”mm “xtmr h "It senses wasnanmt roon-mussnsb er 15c AND no. a
-1” lamb 19in. lb., N" yo“ .9“ :‘mgztmkhhm “variety of WINDSORS, LUB HOUSE and 30'
ill anddrl hosrearuroyed lngonthsysshe "Io-om” owned by
MdWmcn-ieg “sensual. may not gm armmn' ”z: z: a" M ”Aupfloa 26c game E‘ggrSUSPBNDERS, light and content“.
knowthattksyhavsarstasdytaalaw at in, an , W .
thmmmm’ "Imper- mph'umm- m‘““ t TheesBOOKBweareaslliugstz pair for sec, in black and
sosewnlagorkavlngtbscustodyotntss. Oarssovsrinuhswsnsmhessdat " .
my“, "mm", b m m a a, the am" '- n I m m b b “I“... MW, aretbe best value over oflersd at the price.
toned. Immortals.“ in
tends sneaks least steps towards use
prmuuuoactyeusghaaia'.
mummdeVIIsay
kitten seesaw by In W leg.
The dog chewed Ir. walks-k
aesrtysil.asdseskilsdtksesmssnes-
sees. Ir. sun "anemone
”motels-darn.
diners-estuarine eythsysents-
“amends tenets el
i. ll PLllSlllll.
p of Thistles W ‘9’
is ceruiinly less desirable than even a poor crop of grain.
Both are had; both are needless. There are diifsrcnk
grades of seed. Poor seed is but little better than none
at all. An ounce of bird seed will make a ten pound
hole in the crop.
There's a difference in the price of poor "may be" seed,
and the seed that means certainty, but the diderenec is
not great if you buy right. I have the best Barley Seed
Date, and Southern White Corn for sale.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL sooner.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
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REMEMBER
The 'Ponnle‘e Mnrket is stll doln ushl it
stand. 13 North Main street. 3 r Ill unins- at m OI
REMEMBER 33523.35er“ line or Venetablsa and Mia. an
REMEMBER iiitliit‘iu'ii'liim' than it has been in twenty ”an,
REMEMBER Earn”! “""m'b‘wihrmmwvuler Market lathe
F. H. BRADBUBY.
SEASONABLE FURNISHINBS.
Is what the man of trades are looking for. and we are always on the alert to
plasma-deathly.
Other novelties too numerous to mention.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis, the Taller,
. cumin. “Will and FlilillSltEll.
m Iloal Minn Norma
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