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Ira Lucy Ilerrill is seriously ill at her
home on France street.
—A job lot of sent's negliges shirts.
unearth; worth 75c, at Ii. 5. Smith‘ .
Charles W. Burrltt bas become a mom-y
her of the Alpha Wheel club.
-The ilnest ice cream in town at Isaac's.
One hundred, and twenty-five dogs
have been registered up to date.
-Broiled blisters,» the Imperial Cafe.
The grounds of the North Center
school have been beautiiled by a flower
mound.
-Beai malt stimulates.
John Bhoshan and Herman D. Brun-
dageare learning to be motormen on the
Nerwalk Street Railway line.
-Very heat butter. 230 lb. N. Y. store
The newly organized Ex-Prisoners oi
War of Fairfield county are arranging
for a bean soupand corn dodger bouquet.
~thtle Neck clams, at Imperial Cafe.
Freddie Pitur, oi Stuart avenue, has
accepted a position with the Exoclabr
Fly Paper company, oi Fort Point street.
East Nerwalk.
-Ics cream soda 3 Lane's.
C. I. Brundage. oi Cmss street, Nor-
» walk,stutsdod this morning trouting.
His islands are invited to call at his
. honestbla «suing to ohtainosupply oi
M (or their Sunday dinner.
-—Presh country eggs,17c dcz.N.Y.store.
The matter of organizing a cycling
club as a branch of the Norwalk Lawn
Tennis club b to be brought up at the
annual mting of that organization. It
is proposed to have a league club.
-—Sts-aw bats cleaned, st O‘Brien's.
Frank I. Reordcn. formerly of South
Norwoik. will have charge of the New
York Grocery company’s new store in
liamlad. He has been spending much
time there lately getting in readiness for
the opening today.
-Coi!ec with «am, he cup, at Lane’s.
Permits are being given by the water
commissioners of South Norwslk to fish
in the reservoir at Wilton. Quantities oi
the bony tribe are captured daily by the
many who avail themselves oi this op-
portunity to test their skill.
~Imporied Culmbachcr,st ImperinlCaie.
There was an unusual rush of freight
on the New York division this week. es-
pachily Wednesday night, when several
extra Halos, each made up of about fifty
ens. were hauled over the line by some
of the big new engines of the road.
—'i’5 dos. ladlra' ribbed vests, opened
today. Your for 25c. at Ii. 8. Smith' .
County Health Ollicer George E. Hill
has receivcd a circular from the Ohio
Shts Board of Health. warning the
Connecticut authorities against Leon W.
W-hburn’s circus because at small pox
cases among the circus people. The
circus is booked to appear in Danbury on
lay 16. The authorities there have
hasnnotided not to imus any license for
the show.
-Tothecredltcrs oi the estate of H.
Sayder.-—All persons indebted to the
“intact fl. Snyder, are hereby nctllled
ibatthey mnatsettle on or before the iirat
week of Inclement. as the estate must be
aattladat that time. This is poatlvely
the Unoucsmud creditors must govern
the-selves accordingly. Theo. Olsen,
mtg-es.
The commission on the revision of the
ministry law, of which Colonel Frost is a
member, willhoid a public hearing at
Auctioned. at the imperial Cote.
Raymond Brothers' teams
the embankment otthsmd
Onset
was
Ex" is the flats. flew-ssh is its
piecenopstyearsapsrhwsgdcne.
- William Wallace and Jams Iiocnry
have returned to Bridgeport. alter com
pleting work on the splle driver.
~Condeused milk. 07cm. N. Y. IlOi‘s-
Frank Timpson was arrested last night
tor being intoxicatrd. lie plead: d
guilrv before Judge Frost, this morning,
and woe flood Oil)
—Dsliott's ice cream parlors open today.
J. A. Riggs and Horace Edwards have
bought Columbia bicycles. Yesterday,
A. P. Sherwood shipped Columbia racers
to Charts Pack and Eben Bill, Jr., at
Yale college.
—Roe shad 70. lb.,‘ New York Market.
lira. Iiollie Hendricks, widow oi
Aaron Hendricks, is critically ill at the
residence of her sou-in law. D. M. Lane,
on Harbor avenue. ldrs. Hendricks is
ninety-seven years of age.
—-All styles oi shoes at reasonable
prices, at D J. Sheehan‘s, 5 Main street,
Norwalk.
lire. F. L. Church, cl 42 Orchard
street, secures the ‘5 prize for the largest
number of words, 7,803, mhde from the
motto. “Barnes Bicycles Best Built," of-
fered by the Fox Cycle company.
—You can save money in buying wall
paper at Newman's.
Miss Grace Hunt has secured a new
Crawford bicycle from the Fox Cycle
company. The company has just re-
ceived a large shipment oi wheels, in-
cluding the Barnes and lady's Sterling.
—Pure'ice cream at Delictt’s today.
The iirstcase in the Norwoik branch
of the Town Court came up this morn-
ing. The prisoner was Joseph Smith,
and he woo charged with drunkenness.
He was lined 85 and costs. which be
paid.
—A new arrival of children's dresses.
29¢ each, at II. S. Smitb’ .
Councilman A. C. Wheeler found a
lost hey on Butler street. yesterday.
The child was the four-yeor-old son of
George Smith. oi Chapel street, and was
returned to his parents by Chief of
Police Bradley, to whom he badbeen en-
trusted.
An entertainment was held by the
Boys‘ League oi the Y. Ii. C. A., in
Knudsen'a building. last night. The
Boys’ Brigade of the Baptist church
goveadrill, and there was work by the
senior class in the Boys‘ league. Pro-
fessor Heydrick gave an exhibition. and
refreshments were served.
—Beei malt the talk of the town. This
great tonic will be dispensed free at our
store during the coming week. C. E.
Seymour.
The funeral of Herman Jest was large~
ly attended from St. Mary's church. this
morning. There were a number oi
floral tributes. among them being a bond-
some pillow from the Barbers' Union,
with the word ”Comrade" inscribed
thereon. A delegation of members of
the German Sick Benefit society attended.
——Chickens l2lc. lb., New York M'k't.
The case of Oliver Cook against Wil-
liam Raymond, which will probably be
the last of the long-pending and numer-
ous suits and litigations ever part of the
Fish Island natural beds, claimed by
Oliver Cook. was finished and submitted
in the Supreme Court at Hartford, yrs-
tcrday. Arguments were made by At-
torneys Hurlburt and Warner ior Iir.
Cook. and Attorneys Frost and Perry for
Raymond. It is expected decision on
this case will iinaiiy settle the matter.
—-—lce cream soda at Lane's.
Tbsnew marriage law just passed by
the New York Assembly is highly com-
mended by tharsaldsnts of towns border-
ing on the state line, as it will lend to
greatly reduce the bombs; bf slope-
meals. The bill provides that.ony one
morryingagirl under age without the
consent of her panels or guardian. is
guilty at abduction, punishable with a
line and imprisonment. Also. any
clergyman performing the ceremony be-
comes an accessory. and is liable to cor-
responding punishment.
—-li lbs. fancy crackers, 25c ii.Y. store.
The mhrprblng confection". Fred-
erick Mead. gave the people oi the Sex-
mlrr. cities and mechanical depart
meet a most delicious treat, yesterday
aiternoon, when he sent in Ice cream for
all. Thesupsricr quality and excellent
flavors. togathm with in refreshing
properties, were iuiiy appreciated. We
extend to Ir. lead our sincsrsthutks
and assure him that we knew that none
whohave tasted his cream will iallto
give him their patronage. ii any of our
townspeople have not indulged in Ir.
Head‘s pleasant summer beverages and
rsireshmsotwa advise the. todosoat
once.
~Roton Palm. Sunday aitwaoon, ii
Manners will leave iierwaik
unscathilorwsiasvsrijsaty mien
Ital.
‘Eotatevaptl ' twist... ' .
Filed Cherries,
F. D LAWTON & CO.
' 22 South Main Street.
Found at La“ Mugging}; priouaodeombiuatlonsl We orsissllila
at the some old prices. You can trovol the country over and you will not can a market
that will test us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that ws no am. we ear.
I" This week we will sell these small Sugar Cured Home for it Me per lb.. every one war~
ranted; Shoulder to per 1b.: Green Bluefish. do per “1.; Clams opened to order, 23o per quart.
This is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
Plllll’lllfillll 0F Till NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'B BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATIII‘I‘I’YLI All) srnrsrs. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons,
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! AI‘I'.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Hood's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Nerwaik, Coon.
EDWARD STREET
You want thin Underwear for this weather, and we are prepared to supply
your wants, for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Just think of it. Lsdiee' Ribbed Vests, at be, 10c, 7c, 25c and upwards.
Can iuruish you a splendid line of Silk Gloves, 25c and 50c. They are the
best bargains you have seen. Look at them.
Shirt Waists are becoming scores. hot weather has done the business.
Manufacturers want from three to tour weeks to fill orders. We are fortunate.
Placed our orders early, and have the stock, right prices, too.
EDWARD STREET,
NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING, - -
BICYCLE
LANTERNS,‘ BELLS.
Best goods on market at hard time prices Lanterns, 20c up to :5
Which is cheaper, 50c lantern, or 85 line?
2 EllZlIiETll STREET. 2 ELIZIBETII STREET.
Ir‘OX CI’CLE CO.
Slillllil SllEllWllllll. “Milli.“
CCUPIES a rtion of E. i‘iusowskl‘s store.
corner oi aliand Water streets. Nnr~
walk. ("all and see the latest styles in spring
am lm
NORWALK.
Bells, 25c up.
hats. cope. etc.
A am; column...
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Programmes of Religions lenlcas in the
Churches of Norwallr. Tomorrow.
The sixth anniversary oi the Epworth
league will be observed with appropri—
ate exercises Sunday night at the First
Hethodist Episcopal church. The pas-
tor will speak on “The Youngest Child
in the Methodist Family." The choir
will render an attractive musical pro-
gramme: "The Coming oi the King"
(0. Buck): “iiark, Hark my Soul"
(Shelley); "There is a Holy City," duet
by lire. Ross and Miss Punzelt; “Look
up, Lift up." solo and quartette. This
last selection is an Epworth League an-
niversary hymn. In the morning the
pastor will also preach and special music
will be rendered. Friends and strangers
most cordially Invited.
WE HAVE EVERY-
THING YOU WANT
FOR HOUSECLEAN-
ING.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt will occupy the pul-
pit of the Norwalk Methodist church.
morning usd evening. tomorrow. This
will be Epworth League day. Consecrs.
tlon meeting will beheld at 9:30 a. m .
in the leotureroom. Preaching, 10:80
a. or: subject. "The Trinity of the
Church." In the evening reports will be
given irons the various dcpartements of
the league. and an address by the pas-
tor. Special music has been provided
for this service. Iir. Blrst will sing.
There will he an alter-meeting in the
lecture-room. Everybody is welcome.
Services at the South Norwslk Congre-
gational church tomorrow, will include
sermons by the pastor in the morning on
“The Mastery of Love over the Feelings,"
and in the evening on, “Joining the
Church; What Ought to Come of It?” in
the evening the programme of worship
will be from the Congregationallst Even-
tide 8ervlce.No.ilo.Irs.Wbeelsr will sing
and iir. Bumlslon will be at the organ.
0. Taylor will be the speaker, Sunday,
otthe Christian Young lion’s League
meeting, at 8:10 o’clock. II- A. B. Seo-
man will sing: lies Bertha Adams.
pianist. lir. Hsydrick will have charge
of the meeting. All are invited.
At the Norwolk Isthcdlst church,
flundsy night Rev. T. K. Noble will do-
liverthelsstofblsserisaoi lectures up
on the "Soul and the hits Beyond.”
Thssubisct is "The lorsiUsss of the
Biblical Doctrine of the Future Life."
Rev. George Davis, of Dummies, will
preach in the Broad River chapel
Sunday aiteruoem
a. it. Bill. Mentor the Y.ii. o. a.,
will lead the song service tomorrow
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DISE N F E CTANTS.
lNSECTICYDES.
ETC.
We also Sell
Burgess’ Buacl'l'ran
For It cents. Try Our.
PllIE IEFIIED
(illM fllMl’llllB
in Dents lll.
B. H. PLlISTllll.
BO. ”DIWALI, OT.
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The Best is
for You.
WEAR EARL &, WILSON’S
None to Good
DOLLARS AND GUFFS.
The Best in the World.
The laundries can’t get them out of . shape. THEY SEI' BETTER and
WEAR LONGER TRY THEM. Cost a little more. but more than pays you in
the end. We carry a full line oi 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 hail the usual wear. You pay. no more for the heat than you have
been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and ends.
We also Sell Clothing, Fur-
nishings and Hats of
the same scrt.
llllMSlllllll lllllli.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASON IC BUILDING,
80. NORWALK. NORWALK.
“ A Crop of Thistles
‘IV
Both are had: both are needless. There are dillerht
grades of seed. Poor seed is but little better than none
at all. An ounce of bed seed will make a ten pound
hole in the crop.
There's a difference in the price oi poor ”may be” seed,
and the seed that means certainly. but the diflerence h
not great if you buy right. i have the best Barley Seed
Osts. and Southern White Corn for sale.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed. Su‘l, etc.
’smtu crust. solurus' mm stasis.
REM em £53 ‘5. ............... .. ... ..
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REM E ”BER 1,13: 1' “a “"‘Y' b" 1”“ “10 most popular Harlot la the
E. II. BRADBURY.
stisuuuls runmsumts.
is what the man oi today unlocking for. and we are always on the alert in
please and satisfy.
NEGLIGEE AND PERCALE SHIRTS.
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS.
WABHABLE FOUBrIN-HANDS, AT 15c AND ”lilo. I
Egg varietyod WINDSORS, CLUB HOUSE and BOW
25c ELASTIC END SUSPENDERS, light and c”
for summer wear.
Those SOCKS we are selling at 2 psir for 250, in bin and
tan shades, are the best value over adored at the pix 9.
Other novelties too primer-our to mention.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis. the Tailor,
CLOTHIEB. llll‘lEll and FlilllllSllEB.
'ortobis
aiMIahmbM
momma Hotel Block. sun Nowell, o.
, “me
is certainly less desirable than even a poor crop of grin. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler