’D nomination of officers will take place. / “h set east.“ lsewete. dense Hawaii: and diet-tie Daring 'l'lseir Diurnal Josie-ay- Jib In and Down Iowa. 1 N ADVERTISE“ more sum or gent-unmet! m dqmishnadsdie. Every reu- “(at will he reads to accommoo “Molnhttfehaups control he in- mmmougummo. mu Thomas Neville is building a barn on hh property on Valley piece. J. 8. Raymond lsmahing repairs to the here on the James H. Nash estate. 'I'l'he hunter's degree will he conferred ionightonsevsrei candidates by Uncss It'll”, I. 0. K. II. The estimated cost of the new four- treck drewhridge over the river at South Norwelk is $400,000. Rev. Olin Hallock and family will leave South Norwalk about Junel for northern New York state, to spend the summer. Gosling Pitzer has taken the agency for Bisbrecht d: Wedley, florists and nurserymen. 409 Fifth avenue, New York, and will deal specially in roses. At the weekly meeting of Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sets of St. George, to- night at their, hallnoiiain street, the -Colfee with cream, do cup, at Lane’s. Thomas Reynolds, of ,Belden street, has accepted a position with Joseph Lee, and is learning the art of pruning grape vines end grafting trees. The National Association of Stationary Engineers, of South Norwelk, will, dur- ing the summer. hold its meetings on the second and fourth Friday night of each month. David Whitlock died at his home in Silvermine, Sunday night, eged seventy years. He was the father of William F. Whitloek, the lain street marketmau, of Norwelk. A rehearsal of the Dairy Maids' Festi- val will be held tonight in Ifusic Hall, at 0:80 o'clock. Itis necessary that every member should be present end be there promptly at 0:80. Competition among Norwaik soda wetm dispensers has brought the price of ice cream soda down to five cents a glem,eud thersisa rush in trade in that frosty beverage. Daniel Cevanegh. formerly of South Norwelk. now engaged in the drug busi- ness in Berlin. spent yesterday with his punts, Iir. and hire. Ltwrence Cave- negh, Crescent Tenses. —Beef Melt is indorsed by physicians. It contains the elements of life. Gould Hoyt's oyster steamer “ Weueta." Captain William F. Hoyt, went to Goa (lob, yesterday, and will be thoroughly overhauled, repainted end pieced in first-class condition generally. The L‘sdlee' association. of the South Norwalk Baptist church, will hold its regular mimion meeting and the annual election of clflcers will take place tomor row afternoon at 8:30 o‘clock. at the church. While one of Raymond Brothers' double teams was drawing a load of earth. yesterday afternoon. from J. Donovan's walk down Water street, the ssrt suddenly tilted end the contents were emptied into the street. ~8hon|ders ”0., at Drescher's. I'renk Steel. the Bridgeport Sunday Esraltheponer who was disfigured for life by having vitroi thrown in lib fees. isrseoverlng. This wsskhe on to visit William Johnson and Daniel Iclntyre, of South Norweih. “Olympic club, of Bridgeport. will give an serenainmsat tonight in Seller‘s nail. Bridgeport. and a number of Booth liorwelksrs will attend. Among the hint to appear ere lke Williams. forte. ssiy ofgthis place. and Harry Les. “Advocate-eye“ is reported that watery Dietrich contemplates the etsl early dayof the cities hthshhmfordY.l.O. A... which he hellisdfcrssrsralyearswithso much cedittehimssii and usefulness to the w. ”Tethereditorlofthe estate of B, .--eii indebted to the l , 1 A film Add mm sac. ulcer-ream sods st Lane's . Charles Cegueshell. of Orehhury. hes remind en olfer of Clo a barrel for lilacs to he sold in New York «1.). They are news greet society fed. W. E. L. Caprcn has rented the rest tereln Tun Eeu’nxm. building for bil- llsrd perlors. which in» expect! to open Ill about two weeks. They are to be elegantly titted and made iirstclsse in every’ particular. . Captain “Bpesler” Smith captured the first black-fish of the sesson,8eturdsy, sscurnig twenty four of this speciesof the iinnylribe. When the hall ere biting. Captain “Speeler” always secures hie share, end can also tell a better llsh story than anyone in town. . a ’ ~Everyhody buys wall paper at New- man's. Electric Light Commissioner Winches- ter has received the instrument with which to test the city water pipes to es- oertnin whether or not, they are affected by the leakage of current from the elec- tric roads. his. Winchester hes gone to Redhsnk for a few days, end upon his return will make the tests. -’l‘he purest codes at lane's restaurant Frank Thornton, formerly of Norwelk, while out wheeling Saturday afternoon, in Stamford. was coasting down e short incline in Wescotts. when his wheel struck an obstruction in the roadway and he was thrown heavily lothe ground. He sustained a dislocation of the collar- bone and one of the shoulder blades. “The indications are that the new trade, which starts in soon after the Fourth of J uly, will be unusually good," said a prominent hat manufacturer, of Dan- bury to a News reporter. ”We are huv- log a much better trede now, then last spring. and as busine— is improving in all lines. I am confident we will get our share of it.” —-Chiokens 100. ill, at Drescher's. Proprietor Washburu. of the circus which is to exhibit at Daubury next week. says that the circular received by Heelth Officer George 3. Bill and other officials which states that there is smell pox infection among his employee, was sent by a man whom be discharged and who threhtened togeteven with him. The show wee inspected at Corning. N. Y., and found to be all right. The executive committee of the Alpha Wheel club hes been prevailed upon to change the date of its cycling day from Monday, June 17. to Saturday, June 15. It will bring many strangers into town and will undoubtedly bee big help to local trade. The road race will be com- pleted at 10:30 o'clock and the visitors will have from that time until 1:30 to look over the town and do their trading before going to the Fair Grounds. —-Souveuir sociable at Norwalk Metho- dist church. Wednesday evening. under auspices of Inasmuch Circle. King's Daughters. The program is made up of the best of local talent. Justice Nobbs gave judgment for the plaintiff with coets,8uturtluy. in the case of N, Buckingham against E. If. Keys- Four or live years ago the defendant was secretary of the W. W. dc R M. Keys company. now defunct. Be purchased a desk for 325 and had it sent to the allies of the company. Ir. Buckingham made charge to R. If. Keys and not to the firm, alleging that he was told not to charge it to the compeny.—Brldgeport Farmer. _____ ______ -Nswtnsn has all the latest novelties in wall paper. Editor E. C. Brass and wife. of Ridgt- ilsld. are entertaining for a short time a little Sioux indian girl. She is but four years old and is the adopted daughter of lire. Colby. editrese of the Ladies' 'l'rl» bottom! Washington. D. C. Ire. Colby ls lecturing in this state. and the little girl, at lira. Bross‘ request, has been placedln her care lira Colby secured her charge when it was but stew months old. it was found. almost deed, by the side of its mother. who had been frozen todeatb on the battle-lied of Wounded Knee. Washington «A lady in attendance st our store during'this wash to serve a sample to all. and explain about Beef Halt. the heat tonic on the market todey. Used by all atheists in the country. Cell and testthslissflaltmndgete circular of information. 0. I. Seymour. ’l'thonng lsn’s Debating club will maeltonightetthshnmsof IlsnDevls, nayvlswaresns. The subject for dis. ctr-lee will he."flesoleei. ‘l‘hat stea- rellroed.tslssrsph,telspheesend street railroad companies and all interstate transportation sedenumeeicstioefaslw litlsswouldhs more mm in their opsretioe to the public gsnershy, and sspscisllytooo-usrelslend industrial moi theses-try“ pershsssder ‘hellhoweedendopesatedhyths pummel.” LEPsddoshwhlmgss lethaalrmstivs sash. Joblewties intramural W mailman men] I dew these I Ho 35 Price lsstssason, ¥ sew. New No. 3 ~~ “ .. 8.00. .. ’ No i. “ 9.60 F. D LAWTON & co. 22 South Main Street. . DMMMWWI ‘l‘hinh ofitlaihsss Found at M timesofflshnflcssendeomeiastloael We erezsslliee attlmsamsoldprices. ream treveithseseatrrorsr aedyee will eat ass. a mist thstwillhutesleqcelityorsvlss. Deriasrsesieghusiesesehowsthatwsnoew weser. W ‘i’alsweskwswlllsslithsess-eillseesclrsdliams fsruialrpsrllr. svsryoeswer- untdzsmuwummtormhlmuserihtclusopsasdte order. in per quart. This lathe only market in the town. ‘ “ runs are mm omven’r. F RANK 3. AYERS, lilililliiillil of THE NEW YORK MARKET. WASHING”. mm, m ”WALK. 4s ‘ it it DONOVAN! BLOCK. Wwwm-...m. A... Acxsow‘... W0 H ‘ Cornblns the nernsrsrvuenonwlsrl. Oar aim letoelvs satisfaction to our Moss. and to furnish them with the Inset We! the moment-so an. utter: common or calmness motes. E. M. Jackson. Photomnher. (Over F. Head's Confectionery.) . 58 Well M. Mill, all. 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. Ledim' Ribbed Vests, It 56, 106, 17c, 26c and upwards. Cen furnish yousspiendidlinsoffiiik Gloves, flcend 50:. They are the best bargains you have seen. Look at them. Shirt Weistsanbeoomingsearnhotwsethsr hesdcnsthshnsinsm. Manufacturers went from thresto four weeks to fill orders. We unfortunate. Pieced our orders early, and have the elect, rim psicm, ion. EDWARD STREET, N0 6 GAZETTE BUILDING, - NORWALK. , BICYCLE j LANTERNS, BELLS. h ”(Titty lew'rrqnireethsm.” V Bel Best oodsontearhetets ”reprieve . min». leaks. g Whichischeeper,50clantern,u.5li:s? P 2 ELIZIBETII SHEET. 2 EllZIIETII OTIEET. 14‘0X CYCLE 00. item Stillman. tints. R. H ”AIME“, CCUPIES evgnrtion of 7.. tinsowshi'earore. lllilllllllSl. corner of all end Water stream. flow walk. 1 'eil and see the latest styles in m bet-a. reps. etc. a he ' comics or m sure. East Hartford is suffering from a plague of mosquitoes. They esrivtd with the light shower of Wednesday night and have made life unbearable since then. Clothing and even shoes are no protection against them. From their size and eggreesivenem it is thought the pests found their way there from New Jersey. Mystic people have been greatly sur- prised by the events in the Whipple school matter for the past few days. State's Attorney Locus has attached the property of Mrs. Bemmondend e wer— rent is out for Ira. Hammond's arrest. The property attached is said tube worth “M" ”.0091.-. “New--.“ we... "eta-puma line-lien." A new book. hearing the above title. by Edwin Gordon Lawrence. teacher of elocuiion and director of the Lawrence fichool of Acting, line just been lulled. ”.‘iimpllildd Eiocutiou" is e cry-prob» sivs system of vocal and physical sym- matter; it contains expiicll Wm f .r the cultivation of the spelling votes and gesture; directions for the produc- tion of breath. sound and speech. and a thorough es lenetion of the m. organs empllayed; rules for erlicaletsow, modulation, emphasis and delivery; pne- tureseud movements of thefest. burly, arms. heed. eyes. are To the metiss is added is Complete flpesher. of selections in ry and press fur recitation. which, as the author aye in his introduction. "are not shoes-en account of their newness, hut frem their WE HAVE EVERY- THING YOU WAN '1' FOR HOUSICLEAN- lNG. OISE u r E creme. l usncrlchEs. ETC. We also Sell Buttss’ lliliil'l'iill Ferlicests. Trylss. wish to perfect themselves art of expression... The book. tales 23 peers. handsomely olethaedmld.sadwlll sun ed on rseel of .so. m free mYmthnhahsd enemies, in Wat 42d street. WW m.w~m cm 60M CAMPllilll pin 0 The Best is None to Good for You. WEAR“ EARL & WILSON ’S The Best in the World.- The leundries can't get them out of shape. THEY SEI‘ BETTER and WEAR [08083. TRY THE“. Cast a little more, but more than pays yoults the end. We carry a full line of all new and popular styles. We are also agents for GARDNER & 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 weer. You pay no more for the best than you have been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and culls. We als’o Sell Clothing, For-- nishings and Hatsof the same sort. illililllill anus. 14 SOUTH MAIN ST., 80. NORWALK. MASONIC BUILDING, NOR WALK. ,-...,.,.. w... .. ; _ A Crop of ’Thistles is certainly less desirable than even a Poor crop at . M ‘ grades of seed. Poorseed 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 diaereuce in the price of poor "may he” seed, and the seed that means certainty, but the difference b not great if you buy right. I have the best Barley Seed \ Oats. and Southern White Corn for sale. MANUEL T. HATCH, 153MARSHALL STREET. The :Leadlng Grain Dealer. Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc. “Milli OFFIBE. SOLIIIS' llVEllf "I'll. REM EM EER .P't..mmmwwmu REMEMBER h:.r.‘.‘..‘2’.:.i:ii.'.‘.5::°“““° .. v......... ..... g... .. REMEMBER Igngg‘twwam than it 2... been in twenty ma. REMEMBER 2.13:" .. .... a... m... u... .. .. l'. 1!. BRADBURY. SEASONABLE FURNISHINGS. . O is what the man of today are looking for, and we are always on the alert h please and satisfy. NEGLIGEE AND PERCALE SHIRTS, ' ' WRITE AND FANCY VESTS, WASHABLB FOUR‘IN-HANDS. AT 15c AND the. A. mvarieiyof WINDSORS, CLUB HOUSE and BOW ”c ELASTIC END SUSPENDERS, light and comfortable for summer weer. Those 800KB we are selling at 2 pair for etc, in black and “I‘ll. alwayeleonsdwitaesligas. Oesof thehsstsvidseses that am ”WWWIHLPLAISTHB. tan shades, are the best value over altered at the price. Other novelties too numerous to mention. A call solicited. Open every evening until 0 o'clock. Davis. the Tailor, ClBTlllEll. HITTEB and FlilllllSllEil. WWNochSomh Nowell. n, a“ GOLLARS AND CUFFS. n-w...‘ . , 2» Both are had; both are needless. There are dlflsmt ‘ i it
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