, am are rasas'ar
m ‘muu‘fi “UNIFIED”-
hfl CI to Ill-p My one and Bear
his Israels. aunt. transit an
M can" ram Diurnal .r-mruy.
“I! no lad Down foam.
to AllVEBTlliiiltii.
roast-w cannot be mutated the
Mr“ M is handed in. Every me
”We cleft tofll be made to commune-
Mpuirons, butchaags cannot be in-
Wapoausuriahtunlascopyia sent
, bhlo'doch in the aflerruum of the
, II, More change in desired.
A daughter was born last week to Mr.
and lira. Edward J. liiugler, West street.
On Sunday, May the nineteenth, in
this city. it daughter (Dorothy) was born
to Mr. and Iirs. Charles Edwyn Steele.
'11” Junior Elephant club, compared
“member. of Company I). held their
Irateouting of the season, yesterday.
at Calf Pasture beech.
George A. Whelpley. lienry is). Smith,
Joseph Davis and A. B. Russell are en-
deavorlng to capture some of the fish in
the South Norwslk reservoir today.
A wagon load of lumber collapsed on
Wall street, Saturday noon, blocking
traficfor a short, time. It was one of
the Hill a Huhbell Lumber company's
teams.
William Lauder is to be given a trial
in the catcher's box with Brown Univer-
sity. His friends say that is all he needs
to convince the team that he can hold
the position.
last Saturday Crofut d: Knapp finishv
ed up a number of orders for police bats.
among them being eight dozen for )iin'
ncapolis, and a large number for the Balv
“more police.
-lce cream soda at Lane’s.
Uh Anna Bracken eucceeds Miss Ida
Blunt. who was promoted to another ds
partment,ss forelady of the trimming
department at Both a Goldschmidt’s
corset factory.
A large number of ’South Norwalk
people will attend the annual convention
of the Connecticut lfusic Teachers’ asso«
ciation in New Haven. today. tomorrow
and Wednesday.
All members of the Arlen Singing
society intending to attend the ball of
the Hermannsohne Liederkranz, tonight
in Norwalk. should meet by 8 o'clock. at
l) George Schauh's Germania Hotel.
William Iiller, of Charles E. Sey-
mour's grocery store. appeared on the
streets today with one of the handsomest.
as well as the most convenient delivery
wagons in town. It was the handiwork
of Luther II. Wright.“ «
Admiral Foote Post. 6. A. R., of New
Haven, is planning an excursion to the
Soldiers' Home. at Noroton. for some
timcin July. The trip will be under-
taken if fifteen of the veterans agree T.)
10- ________
~Miss8 Tillotson has just returned
from the city with theletest styles of
millinery. Open every evening. No.
cm Washington otrwt
The L. 8. Whlat club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Tslmadge linker.
64 West street- The first prize was won
by Ira Francis bonard. The time and
place of the next meeting of the club has
nothrendecldod upon. but will be an«
nounced in a later issue,
An effort is being made by those in-
d in cricket to secure a place that
may he used as a club ground. if the
effort is successful a permanent club will
., stones hsomanmd. as enough players
have been secured who are somewhat
akilladlutbat sport. it being their us-
tioaal game. w w
Boom lander. who has been playing
moo-Obese with the Portlands, ofths
New England fatigue. will probably be
hurdfrom in the pitcher's has in the
assrfuisrs. lie is practicing for that
pith-now. and if his arm does not
with. will probably not into his old
Chaim. Bythe "cranks" (leorgs is
“idle have no superior in the state.
when his arm is right.
lighten candidates were baptized yes.
‘tsrdayialahslisnaaianbres miles frnra
My. Thermal—amnion were
sand-«similarities. E z Kilimpastor
oftbsIscondAdveat church. wevswlb
land by fully rose persons. The
was raw and disagreeable.
moth-reassidsuawiu ha hap-
Insl ant month. Bishop Williams
WWW seis- of
twaty-lvs at It. James Episcopal
Minuet”.
Ilalfth annual gameslrstwsaaYsis
hillsrvaniwsrsrusoif attic-brings
.m’
{DIM bicycle race I. Bill. Jr...
ulhshssdslertaisasl Hammad
W for W Kiln was
waylityyssdsla it m.. 11 It a.
"d
shsrsa'libskvillaths haters-reset
ofvtks thatch. Insight at 0 o'clock.
Breeymswbsris nitridtobeprsaent.
Themslaststs mortgages recorded in
the town clerk‘s once last week amount-
ed morocco; the number of rules was
ten. For the corresponding week but
new Nurwalk reported four sales and
mmgages amounting to .3 480.
‘ollnwlng is a list of unclaimed leti. rs
restraining uncalled for Eat the ‘ncmvd
pow-offices: Norwalk—Frsncis 0. (im-
Itiid. Miss FannisA Gilbert. Mrs. Miller,
W. 8 Reed; South Norivitlk—Box 502
(9.)..lss. Huddlc.lfrs. (i. Wamsley. R.
leuwr, Cornelius B. Andrews, Miss
Cgols Foustis. Michael Fernell.
«The purest codes at Lane's restaurant,
The town was alive with bicyclists
yesterluy. Many of the local possessor-
of wheels were out. and there were visi-
tors here from all points within a radius
of one hundred miles. The roads were
in remarkably good condition. and Dor-
Ion's. Return and other shore resorts prov-
ed very attractive places for the riders.
The committee in charge of the fair to
be held at Music Hall on the 22d.23d and
24th, desire to express their thanks to the
merchants who have so generously con-
tributed to the advertising columns of
the Fair Bulletin,which is being circulat-
ed today. Purchasers who are looking
for the best the market siTords will do
well to carefully read these advertise.
menis.
Architect A. N. Paddock. of South
Norwaik. has completed plans for exten-
sive changes to the residence of Mimics
DeForeet Lockwood, on East Wall street,
Both the exterior and interior will be ex-
tensively remhelled, additions built and
the house refitted in colonial style.
About $5,000 will be erpended. Al-
though bids have been received, the work
will not be commenced until next Sep-
tcmher.
—Pure pine apple cream. at Lane's
During a lull in the criminal court pro
cesdiugs last Friday, Sheriff-elect Sidney
E. Hawley approached Judge Elmer.who
administered to him the oath of oilice as
about! for the county of Fairiirld. which
he is to assume the first of J one. The
oath was administered at this time be-
cause Mr. Hartley's commission from the
governor specifies that his bond shall be
tiled and accepted and that he shall tnlre
the oath of oiiice and qualify before his
assumption of ofilce.
The auction sale at tbeEnochBougbton
place on Elizabeth street. Saturday after
noon. was very well attended, and
Auctioneer James Mitchell disposed of
the entire lot of personal property at
fairly good figures. This consumed so
much time, however. that Administra-
tor R. I]. Rowan decided to postpone
the sale of the house and lot for one
week. They will probably bring in the
neighborhood of $8 500, and it will cost
$100 or $500 to place the house in good
repair.
——To the creditors of the estate of Ii.
Snyder -—Ail persona indebted to the
estate of ii. Snyder, urn hereby untitled
that they must settle. on or before the first
week of Junemvxt. as the estate must. he
settled at that time. “his is [namely
the last notice. and 031.com must govern
themselves accordingly. The). Olsen,
crammed.
Among the beautiful sights in Haiti:
Norwalk just now are the wmleria vines.
which are blossoming in all lilt'ii’ magni-
ficence. The largest in South Nurwnlk
is probably that at the residence of ex—
layor l). l’ Ely. on Washington street.
which entirely covers one side of the
house. Another handsome one is at the
former residents of lien-tor .1. ll. Ferris,
on liayvisw avenuemow owned by I".
J. llrsdbury John ll. Knapp. of West
street. has a line vine, and with other at-
tractive plants and a well-kept lawn has
one of the most attractive houses in the
city.
--Coflss with cream. be cup. at lane's.
The board of managers of tho Norwaik
Ltwn Tennis club will hold a meeting toe
night. in the casino, to complete arrange»
menu for Memorial Day. it. is proposed
to have a trrnroament morning and
afternoon. followed by a tea served by
the ladies. and in the evening there will
be a dance. The grounds have received
their urinal omtlrig of earth. which has
been well rolled. and the four courts are
in excellent «sedition. The flower
mundane ihclieldenavenuscldcoi the
grounds and the morning glory bed
which skirts the Holt avenue side of the
ancients have been prepared for flowers.
Ammanhstous-sidsd game of bass-
ballwasplayed as the Baxter grounds
My afternniu. between picked
uiaesstyiiag themsrirsaibs "llparrows"
N'Mlflkfll” Taster-tor were
victoriousbyascore of twenty to one.
'i'hatiiasroadwauotiatbsbsstcf com
ditto-ea asmaat of the rain.and tbs
shiliyweathsrkept many people away
fro-thaw. nttbssisssot the hall
mamdntstetwasplsyedbyths
hmfumflsissmsdtrssgsriodgsfinas
dumimbyambwcfths
slay Mahala.
eat on.
wuss-easements.)
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REFRl ERA ‘ TORS
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No ii. Pricslast season 06.50. New .
N0; 3 n it . .i ’ 8.0”. u ' .g.%
No 4. “ “ “ 9.60. “ 9.00
F. D LAWTON & CO.
22 South Villain Street.
. a Think of It in these
Found at LaSt times of high prices and combinations! We arezselliug
at the same old prices. You can trump] the country over and you will not and: a market
that will best us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that wa n’o ant. wn sat.
W This week we will tell those smiill linear Cured llama for it Me per lb.. every one war-
ranted; Shoulder Be per lh.; Green Bluefish. tic per 1b.: Giants opened to order. 25c [or quart.
Thls‘is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
PHOPllliillli OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. / SOUTH NOBWALK.
Combine the earnersrvnn All! Irllllll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the tinsel productions of the PHMOBIAPBIO LIT.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Nomalk. Conn.
EDWAHlEWSTREET
Never in the history of the Dry Goods trade has there been such a demand
for Csmbrics. Lawns. Dimitics. Phase and Wash Fabrics of all kinds. We have
been fortunate in having the bestline of these goods in the twin cities, and our
sales have been simply enormous. The last warm spell has created a great scarcity
of them. but our orders were placed some time ago, and this week we are showing
the finest and most complete stock of the season.
Prices very reasonable.
Your special attention is called to one case of lawns. beautiful patterns, at
10.: per yard.
Have a new and the largest shipment of Ladies' Shirt Waists for inspection
' EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
BIICYCLE
LANTERNES, BELLS.
Best goods on market at hard limit? prices lanterns. 20c up to 35.
Which is chimp". 50c lantern. or .5 line?
2 ELIZABETH STREET. 2 EllZIBETH STREET.
li‘OX CYCLE CO.
. one.
()(Yl‘I'I’IEH rs portion 0 _
R. H. PLAIS‘l‘E ,
.. tinsmr l'n store.
cornornf Willi and Water til en . Nor-
wulk. i all and see the in ca ‘ es in ogre
NORWALK.
Bells. 25c up.
we.
liat-. caps. err. a2.
PA RI.” Ill ESTA RY DRILL. m
The Woman's (‘entral Association to Play
the Hostess Tomorrow Afternoon.
A pleasant feature of the modem sensi-
bli- fashion of woman's clubs is the hos-
pitality extended by the dim-rout eccie
tiestoeach other. and to their friends
outside. There have been several charm-
ing gatherings of this sort this spring,
and now it is the turn of the Woman's
Central association to play the hostess.
An invitntion has been extended by
printed notice to each member of a
literary society in the two (‘lili‘ll. to be
WE HAVE EVERY-
THING YOU WANT
present Tue-«lay Afternoon at 2:.l0‘o'ciock. FOR I‘IOUSECLEAN-
ntthe Women's Building. RufuliTobey.
of lioeton, will then give what he calls a INC.
’
“l'arlinrunntary Drill" t.) the guests. It '
is intended that this shall he a prelimim
ary to lilo close study or ptrliainsntary
law which certain members of the
translation are anxious to pursue next
fall. The classes of the asericlntiim dur
ing the past year have hum most suc-
cessful. The teachers were milmirnbly
chosen. and have given pntlont and in-
terrsted work. and, as must always be
the one under such tutelage. the pupils
are most enthusiastic. There will
probably not be much more llvork of
DISE N F E CTANTS.
INSECTICYDES.
ETC.
this kind this spring, but in the fall the ”WW-“-
classes will be re opened. and it ill safe to
any the numbers in the classrooms will
be lncrosssd.The members of the assrxtia- W0 “150 89"
tlon are anxious that no member of a
woman's literary club shall he overlook.
rd in the invitation just sent slut. and
should it chance that a direct notice has
not inert received. any person interested.
who comes under the above heading. is
requested to consider that this iii an in.
vllatieu.‘
A Fire in llathel.
Theresidsnce of John Mclisllnars. in
Bethei.tvss destroyed by Ira illsttmisy
night. Neighbors broke into this house,
which was unoccuplsd.aed inland the
fire in a bad. There was conllidsrahie
delay in getting out the firs qpparatus
and in consequence the dwelling was
burnedtothsareund. 'l'lisiosslsplaee.
edat $3001
....m.m~m_.m.wiwwt
wrist is aura. u- Instant.
The City Councils at human and
Basil: Norwalk will lack! ailjosrasl
meetings; meeting for rehearsal of "Liv.
is. waist.” Aries Bail; regain toasting
or Guitar Entrapment: regular
otOsr Brethsn’ bodies. 1. 0, u. 1.; tits
directorsof the Norwaik Ifcsyllhi amo-
elatiea will hold as sew lusting.
~ s
W“ 0' 1'3! ”A1:
It. mummies-m an the
manuals-Mira tar s rite st
Burgess’ Biathlon
For it tents. Try not.
_ no
Nil! IEFIIEB
GUM fliMl’llllB
“Blair h.
l. H. PLllSlllll.
IO. WALK. 0T.
‘5
WI“
The Best
for You.
is None to Good
WEAR EARL & WILSON’S
COLLARS AND cures.
The Best in the World.
The laundries can’t get them out of Maps. THEY SET BETTER sud
WEAR LONGER. 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 heat than you haw
been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and culls.
We also Sell'Clothing, Eur-
nishings and Hats of
the same sort.
llllMSTllllll lllllli. ‘
14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASONIC BUILDING,
80. NORWALK. NORWALK.
. « 7+ MANY WORDS
, ‘ l
Are not needed to tell people that I dcalb
3" Hal. Slraw, Brain, Salt, Feed.
What I want to use words for. is more to
let them know the prime quality and full
weight of the articles I ll.
[take the greatest pal about these Inab'
ters. and it pays me, and pays you. if you
buy here.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
‘ 15 MARSHALL STREET.
lrhe Leading Grain. Dealer.
tiny. Straw. Grain. Feed. Suit. etc.
OFFIBE. Sflilllld' llVEil'f BTIILE.
.
. V a“: .
_.: \5 {+5
. “.341:wa W
Which irs .6,
wuyThe People’s Market uss'iss.
liEADQUAit‘l‘BR‘l for City linseed at... rm. Lamb. Veal, all kinds or
Smoked Meats. Fresh l-‘ish of every description. Busifmd tihad. fresh from it.
river every day.
CHAS. P. llAYlL‘il is with us with his [tuner and Egg hastnsss. ’l‘ry somsof
his Best Creamery Butler in prints. for 25 cents per pound.
F. H. RADBURY. I3 North Main Street.
SEASONABIE illlllllilllllllS.
is what the men oi today are looking for. and we are always on the alert to
please and satisfy.
NEGLIGEE arm Pelican suture,
wrrrrn AND racer veers,
ASHADLE FOUR-INJIANDS, AT 15c AND 256. A
W lnrg variety of WINDSORS. CLUB HOUSE and BOW
'I'l .
25c ELASTIC END SUSPENDBRS. light and comfortable
for summer wear.
Th BOOKS wearesellin at2 pair for tie, in black and
can shades. are the bestgvalne ever adored at the price.
Other novelties too numerous to mention.
A call solicited. Open eVery evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis, the Tailor.
cwilllEll. liiTTEli and WBIISIIEB.
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