mus-rum” see us leer“ In Ian-Ia. mesa we aaa “hummus-allows... Dillon-0mm reasvnrtsaaa. (Imp era-of be Weed the “unpleasant“; Every ras- “Wwflhwmmm. “mum sea-or be in- “wanrwmeopyfe mat ”~30?“ in the aim of the “Handout-dated. Bases their.“ thatirnsof Nash lVavfleostaIckathishoIneon Elna- wuodaveaae. Job-Barflendrickshasgoasinwtbc m barium. with headquarters on “eliminating. It. Bernhard has agreed lenient the Ins-of The KnohOaIing club for two yous. hepreaent temexpirealanuary 1.15“ The-silarriemnfcoanectimtuetc maths convention in New Baron on ”31,!“de organizing a ”My. JIM parent Murat Lane‘s restaurant Thermals: meeting of the Norwalk What-andhvatmaht assools tteawilibehsldtoaight. Itonsywiuhe Minions. Orwilfl’acy Burma,“ St Paul's “has leased the Car-pluses on Fmdxarhformerfyoocnpied by W. um Alyo—gwheelassnarc requested to ”“hflwmmhtat 86M!“ them of organizing awheelclsh. wile-tam.“ Woodward ave- nue,” accepted a position with Ibs m I loan company. in Waterbury. hummus-n. yester- ”JIM-ad‘s Baker and Bichad B Golds-mappoiamdappraissrsof the mtataofthalatetieorgsl. Kaeier. 1. ll W. of Bridgeport. who 'wfly conducted the restaurant at MW,” .hasrsnswed the haeaadaiuady possession. WT. Wedmofflrooklyn. N. Y fithcmdtheestatcoffloorgc I. Kala“. donated. Attorney Joseph “byte: is authorized to receive claims againsttheestam ”matinee-pony“ extend dmmthehcdflre companies to participate in its annual picnic in Pardfls (inure. Port W, N. Y.. Malay afternoon and evening. June”. M “an. of fltuart avenue. sur- prised his friendo. yesterday, by announc- bgthathehad been married Sunday. in New York city, no lies Comatoclr, We! Joh- Consstock. of Railroad mama Norwalk CL Fond Seek]. the tong distance road sneer. who will represent the Bridgeport Wheel club a the lrvington and lil- hwrn mes [loom Day. has received “new model 4-! Columbia road racer and wil Irma on it,'daiiy until the day of the race. ~15“ pile apple cream. at Lane’s The W. of Norwalk. who menial-Indus play the Merrill col- ” tea- il Stamfordflaturday after- “did not We. and the home I. played a nine picked up from “them. Merrill won by a noted 35 to 19, or “cahoots—Stam- ford Adm Attha monthly business meeting of (81mm. Bemherhood of 8:. An- “, “night, Albert Davis waselect- deb-dim. It Undecided to con- fillsthedevntional Intestinal during the “Air- first Thursday evening of “Mat iii detect. in the Guild was. Two probationary members were “h III ”ship and several ”wants-ted tor consideration Janina-soon probation. A report wmgivuhytha transistor. showing the m In “W ”financially. talisman w. Conastock ”h'm. D C sgsinysster day.tnhstafautlsirbackpensionmat u. ”Muvmbsworthy of mines! W aid.Ihey have so Imgdalayndpmasaflagthelrcislusthst wsdoabflf they «I work it through “amend the present ad- m. Mrs-line this is their hatshaseesalamdstmaiasd to leave .“Wbmfluibspowm Onudaftsrdunsi the locsi savings banks will be open Monday evenings fromhoto‘eioek. They close on Sat urday at noon. The insurance adjusters think it will pay to repair the residues of George H. Waterburymn liar-hail arrest, Norwalk. recently damaged by fire. The programme given. by the llItle Vernon children is always very snjvy' able and of a pleasing variety. They should be greeted with a full house They appsarat tbs Norwalk Methodist church. loudly evening. lay 97. At the close of the meeting of the City Council of Norwalk. last night. an executive ssssicn‘as hold. and matters pertaining to the East avenue injunctions were discussed. but no action was taken. The prize committee of the Alpha Wheel club met last night and made up their prize list. As all of those proposing to donate prices had not been heard from.tbs meeting adjourned for a few days to perfect the list. Commodore Francis Burritt and George E. Allen. of the Alpha Wheel club. arein New York city today. Mr. Burritt will purchase the racing cup to be donated by him to the club. In the Town Court yesterday. before Judge Hubbell. Robert Anderson was fined $20 and costs and sentenced to ‘ thirty days in jail for drunkenness and assault. James Hyde was sentenced to pay a fine of 83 and costs for drunken- ness. —-Ice cream soda at Lane‘s. By the finding of the United States Supreme Court in deciding the income tax unconstitutional, the Norwalk sub~ jects of the tax who have made returns and paid their tax will have the latter refunded in a few days. The finding of the court displaces all the collectors and deputies from office. At the town clerk's office. yesterday. the deed transferring the Union Mann facturingoompany's property from W. B. Olmstead to William F. Bishop. and William F. Bishop. as trustee of the l estate of the late George G. Bishop, was recorded. -—City wheelmen organize a club to night. so Fox Cycle Academy give no private lessons. The Class day exercises of the Over River school. yesterday afternoon. were of great interest to the parents and friends of that school as was evinced by the large audience assembled. The High School room w. taxed beyond its utmost capacity. __ Old Trinity church. New York. will observe its anniversary on Thursday. Ascension Day. and a number of Nor- waik people will be present at the high celebration. Every year a mass by one of the great composers is sung by tho vested choir, assisted by the choirs of the chapels and orchestra and organ. At the meeting of the Norwallr ilnspi tal association. last night. the principal question discussed was that of raising funds. It was decided to main. a person- al canvass of the town for subscriptions. George Rambo. one of the messenger boys in the Western Union Telegraph oilice in South Norwallr, has a now bic- ycle. and Sunday rode to Stamford in company with Charles LeBarr. 0n the return the boys got lost and brought up in Rowayton. They were directed to the right road by some kindly disposed person and reached home in safety. -—MissS Tillotson I... just returned from the city with the latest styles of milllnery. Open every evening. No. 207 Washington street.’ . Last evening. about 6:80 o'clock. (lili- cers Pennington and Gladstone found a little girl on WashingIon street. She said her name was Minnie Donnelly. Oiilcer Pennington took her to a house of a man of that name on Water street. but found she did not live there. He then returned to police headquarters, and left her in charge of ()iilcsr Glad- stone. whlio he sent word by a conductor on the Tramway line to Mr. Donnsily's house on Vau’lundt avenue. where he learned that the girl lived. —-ice cream soda st Lane's. The programme committee of the Not- walk Yacht club held a mating. last night. with the chairman. George it. VanAlstyns', It was decided to have the opening on Memorial Day. in the after- noon st 1 o'clock. by the commodore. Gilbert Bogart. with a flag raising and gun salute. At 9 o'clock there will be . a race between the small boats. and pos- sibly one for the larger ones. There will be music in the club house afternoon . and evening: refreshments will be served all day. and there will be dancing in the evening. The members of the club hav- ing boats. among them Ir. VanAistyae‘s "Ward V. z” w. P. Bssrv‘ “ not B 3” Frank Bradbury's " z" and a Emory Psass’s naphtha launch “Vea- tars.” will plans thorn at the disposal of (mats am an atom mos.) r «a. TOR No. II. Price last mason. 06.50. Now. 06.00 No. 3 8.00. . 7.50 No 4. “ “ “ 0. 00. 9.00 F. n nawroN a. co. 22 South Main Street. mu..." found at Lee a (total. Cheap and Reliable Market! Think of It in these times of blah prices and combination 1 We arclsalllnl .II the was old prices. You can travel the country over and you will not and: a market unit will beat us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that we no ALI. wa ear. I" This week We will sell those small Sugar Cured llama for 1! Ho per 1b.. every one warb ranted; Shoulder 9c per 1b.: Green liluellsh. do per ib.: (llama opened to order. 2k: per quart. This is the only market lathe town. FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK S. AYERS, PIIIIPIIIHIIII (IF THE NEW YORK MARKET. DONOVAN?! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. .r’AcrréiiNfi-i ""'isn'ovr...‘....gpuc“ " ' I Combine the LATE!" I'I'YIJI All) "Niall. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the a...» productionsof tlIe PIIUTOGBAI'IIIO Al'l'. LARGE COLLECTION 0' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. E. M. Jackson. Photographer. (Over 1". Head‘s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Nlrsct. Norwalk. Conn. EDWARD STREET Never in the history of the Dry Goods trade has there been such a demand for (ismbrics, Lawns. Dimities. Films and Wash Fabrics of all kinds. We have been fortunate in having the best line of these goods in the twin cities. and our sales have been simply enormous. The last warm spell has created a great scarcity of thorn. but our orders were placed some time ago. and this week wo 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 lilo per yard. Have a new and the largest shipment of Ladies Shirt Waists for inspection I EDWA'R'D STREET, NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK. 5 IF\ Ll'P'l‘LE BlIsLlE I-lAl) DIAIKIIIED ’I‘IlILIiY They would have gone to 2 Elizabeth street. B‘OX C‘YCIJIG CONII’AN’Y. taken bicycle lessons, bought their bicycles. and would now be happy together. Our Bicycles built for one; that one, you. LADIES’ LB monsoon BEST BUILT. illllllII SilEilViiIiIIi. IiiiIEIl. ( Ci l'l‘lEI-i It‘portlou of E. llumwskl‘a ”WM" cormrof all and Water streets. Nor- walk. . all and are the latest styles in aplrlng bats. mum. on altll ‘22 $100. ‘u BARN-1N AND NORUTON. Homer 8 Crofoot. only brother of Newton II. (,‘rofoot. of the RodMill. died at his home on Tallmadgo llill, Sunday. He was forty-seven years of age. and R. H. PLAISTE I leaves a wlfo and six children. The lililllilllST. funeral will bo held tomorrow afternoon at “.3 o'clock from his into home. - - « iiiIss Madge Christian has returned from a visit With her father in New York cIty. and is accompanied by her emu-r, Miss Grace Christian. of Canadian, N. Y.. who will make a short visit here. Ernest Koch is out of town for a few days. and the interests of his barber uboparo being looked aitor by Richard Aliendrotli, of South Norwnik. WE HAVE EVERY- THING YOU WANT FUR IIOUSECLEAN- ING. Miss Elvin W. Bowen attended a re- coption in Port Chester. Saturday night, and spentHunday with her aunt in that place. Miss Grace Bell, of New York city, spent Saturday and Sunday WItb her parents, Town Clerk and Mrs. Thaddeus bell. Miss Minnie Johnson and George Knapp. of Norwalk. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hauford Smith. yesterday. The condition of Miss Harriet Tilly was much worse Sunday and yesterday. but it now appears more favorable. Misc May Kionscr returned to her home in Brooklyn. today. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall. We also Soil B i Mrs. Edwards and daughter, Miss urgess "an ran Marjorio. of Washington. D. 0.. are the guests of Mrs. Valentine. Mrs. Walker, of Amherst. Iii-am, is ~ writing her father. Charles G. Morshousu, Prospect avenue. Leeds Neil. of Brooklyn. has engaged board for the summer at the residence of Walter Bates. George Tobey. of South Norwaik, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin St. John. Sunday. Miss Etta Stevens. of ltowayton. is the guest of her grand parents. Mr. and lira. T. i’. Cave. Wedding hells are to ring next month for one of Darlsn‘s fairest daughters. lira. Richard Dugdaie. who has been ill for some time. is improving. tiles Susie Biillman has returned from a visit In Brooklyn. Johp Hendricks has left the employ of Edward Bates. In. it. A. Iiorfsy is visiting at nich- Iuond Hill. R. L. Jiilstt has been visiting in long Mm DISE N F E CTANTS. INSECTICYDES. ETC. For it cents. Try fins. M.wmm PIIIE REFIIEII GIIM 'BAMPIIIIIIi to tests III. II. H. PLAIS'I'EII. so. permits, or. m. rumour... Yorkolty. The Best is None to Good for You. WEAR EARL & WILSON’S COLLARS AND CUFFS. The Best in the World. The [sundries can't get them out of shape. THEY SET BETTER and WEAR LONGER. TRY Till-Iii. Costalittlu more. but more than pays youln the and. We carry a full line of all new and popular stylus. We are also agents for GAIiDNl-Ili & \’All.‘6 New York laundry. They do the very best work possible. floods come home looking like new. with loss than can half the usual wear. You pay no more for the best than you In” been paying for ordinary work. We receive onl' collars and cuffs. nishings and Hats 01’ the same sort. BiMSTlIlIII 8308.. , 14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MAI-IONIC BUILDING, 80. NORWALK. NURWALK. WORDS . _- ilay, Straw, Grain. Sail. Feed. What i want to use words for. is more to lot them know tho prinIo quality and full weight of the articles I IIIIII. ltakotlmgruatrot pains about those Ill!- ters. and it pays mo, and pays you. if you boy how. MANUEL T. HATCH, 1.5 MARSHALL S’l‘itllllll'l‘. The Leading Grain Dealer. iluy. Straw. Grain. Fund. Salt. etc. 3 Blilliiili OFFIIIE. SOLIIIIB' LIVE!“ “Mil. Finest Market on Earth! Whit-II in ‘3 WhyThe People’s Market ooi‘I... IIEAIMIIAIKTFIN fori' ity Dressed lies-f. i’ork. Lamb. Vual. all kinds of Smoked III-ale I'l’l'lh Hub of I- very dear nption. Htrutford HlIaII. fresh from tho river every day. 1' "AH. F. HAYES is with us with hia IIIiitur and I.“ business. his liest l roamery liuttor to prime. for 20 cents pur pound. F. H. RADBURY. 13 North Main Street. at" Try some of 'SEISIINIBLE FURNISHINGS. is what the man of today are broking for. and we are always on the alert to please and satisfy. NEGLIGEE AND I’EIICALE SHIRTS. WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, WASHABLE FOUR lN HANDS. A'l‘ lilo AND 260. A ilalr a variety of WINDSORS. CLUB 110mm and BOW the ELASTIC END SUSPENDERS. light and comfortable for summer wear. Those SOCKS we are selling at 2 pair for 26c. in black and tan shades. are the best value ovor offered at the price. Other novelties too numerous to mention. A call solicited. Open ovary ovoning until 0 o‘clock. Davis, the Tailor. CLOTHIEB. "Will and FliiflllSilEll. Maharismo lion! Block. 8th Norwsit. GI. Are not needed to tell people that [Mil ’ We also Sell‘Clothing, Fur-r
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