'Mefhntntnnrl‘gseanad ‘
fih Inn-nil. nan. lav-nth "
_ . ‘m During their Diurnal learns"-
has non-n Dawn Iowa.
’ 1'0 ADVIITISIBS.
M unset be guarantee! the
_m~mtsaoadsdin. M no.
N for! will be mods to accommo-
“MIMMW cannot be in-
fldtgicaoaoriguunleeseopyis near
hhlo’doch in the afternoon of the
”Mmdmageiadeeired.
Company? will hold its last drill of
theunaon next 'l‘ueiday night.
Louie Potter. of Norwalk. will open a
poolnod billiard ptrlor in Westport.
June l.‘
-—Finh of all kinds, at Drencher‘a.
The boat "How” is at John H. Ferrla'
dock with a cargo of sand for the Nor-
wnlk Lock company.
-Coffes with cream. be cup, stkne’n
The Shadelnaltera and the Sparrows
crossed beta again on the Baxter Ground.
ymterdny nfiflnoon. the former being
victorioul by a score of eight to seven.
Alexander 8. Gibson, formerly of Nor.
walk, was elected a member of the pro
gramme committee of the State Music
Teachers' convention, in New Haven.
-Lookatour line of children's caps
Meupwards, at Ii. 3. Smith' .
The members of the Atalanta Wheel-
ing club will meet on The Green. Nor-
wnlk, nt 3 p. m.. and at Hartford‘s store,
But Norwnlk. at 3:15 p. m., Saturday,
for a run to Westport.
-0nn week in which to pay taxes.
Advances are being made in the prion
ofnll staple groceries. The wholesale
prices! dour today in .525. no increase
attuned sugar and other necessaries
have gone up in proportion
-Ioe cream soda at lane's.
A. Williamson. of Norwalk, received
a chwh for 3%) yesterday. from the New
York Homing Journal, as a prize for
gun-lug the popular choice for the next
presidential candidates, which was de‘
cidnd by ballot.
—-Strnw hats cleaned. at O'Brien's.
For the accommodation of residents of
South Norwnlk the town clerk will be at
theflouth Norwalk allies of the select-
m. Saturday evening of this week.
from? we o’clock, for the purpose oi
was doaI.______
Ira. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk and
sister. Miss Alice Sherwood. are to sing
thiaevening at a concert given by the
Ogden Ionics! club, of New York, at
(thickening Hall. A small party of Nor-
walk friends expect to attend.
—-Chickena. l2i and lie, at Drescher'a.
' The Mission Circle of Trinity church
Instat the home of the Misses Richard-
non on Cedarlntreet. last night, for a
social gathering. Delightful vocal and
binomial-selections were rendered by
members of the Circle and light refresh-
ments were served. The evening's social
closed with dancing.
-—We are headquarters on ladies‘,gents’
and children’s hosiery and underwear.
Everything desirable for the summer
cannon. now open for inspection. Prices
guaranteed to be the iowest.ll.S.Smith' .
Yesterday, Ascension Day, was observ-
ed at St. lary’s church by mneaes at
Sflnnd 8n.m.There was no session of the
paid school. At St. Peter's German
dumb, on North Main street. services
were held last night in observance of the
dnanGsrmany Ascension Day is a holy
day, observed somewhat after the man-
nor of Easter in this country.
Union Castle. Knights of the Golden
lads, will heepopen house next Wed-
..ng night, entertaining its many
friends. They will be addressed by
prominent members of the order, and a
musical programme, will he followed by
rdruhmenu. At the meeting this week
a delegation from Ivanhoe Castle, of
Dalian, was present.
--Ies cream node at lane’s.
Ihehaugfluck "Forty-five" club won
thedivsr pitcher in the series of games
between Norwalk, Wentport and Sangn
task. The gntne was played at Jobs
We, on River street. Norwnlh.
be night. when the Saugstuchs won
M third game. thus ensuring the
. Norwnlk only won one game
In the contest and Westport one.
Onaof the horsemen who came to
lcrtvnlktosnsths races was W.
Mafunoonhsrnssningnnhl.
Alen’shormsndhadthehamasspartly
on, when the atrium started. The
Monmlnnoniactwlthaaohsiruc-
muta- eoruar of West and Spring
M and the harness parted. the
“MMMMwapca
fiche-I rm ascend the blank and
Us“ “a without doing farther
‘ . , . » wins
mews-reasons,
No. a. Price last lemon,
”0. 3 u at at
No it u‘ H
"F; D. LAW
~Ladlsa' bioyalsl in stock for delivery.
Fox Cycle Co.
Dr it GMeGonngal hnaooaaentcfmpou
the urgent request at the committee. to
resume the directorship of the choir or
the Norwnln Baptist church.
lira. E B. Hotchlias. of Arch street. ‘
is entertaining the Friday Afternoon
Wurst club, this alternobn.
tam.
22 South Main Street.
W a Good. out» and autumnal» l Tbnk of it these
Found at “at times of high prices and combinationsl We areIaaillns
t
I“ We are‘pupnred for it with a great variety1
SUMNER 'cuu Nl‘. l
Lieutenant Wilcoxnon
ad wife, of
at the same hid prices. You can travtd the country over and you will not lied: a market
that will beat us in quality or price. Our lucraaalus business “30* that wa be m. wn sat.
' This week we will tell those smallsugar Ont-ed Home for ll i-nc par 1b.. every one war-
» FIXINES.
A son was born this margin; to First
Frautlin avenue. é}
. l ' ‘
—Legs lamb. 1N0 N9" York “III”. This lathe on y market in the town
FREE AND PRO
The pipe for the Isaac street sewer has
arrived, and the work will be commenc-
ed at once. ‘
The street signs about Norwalk are he.
lug psluteo.‘ DONOVAN'S BLOCK.
-8prclal sale of oil stoves and window »~--~
screens, tomorrow, at the Boston store.
Norwalk.
James Knapp, oiSouth Norwalk. has
been elected a member of theWoll’sllead
society. of Yale college.
E. 1“. Jackson.
E. A. Woodward this morning award- “if”: F' Mead ' Confectionery.)
el Samuel B. Shtrwocd the contract to
rebuild the factory at the corner of Ray
mend and Water streets. The dimensions
will be 65 hy40'feet, two and one-half
stories. Work will begin at once. Dennis
dr‘Blauchard will take a lease of the
building.
The propeller "Vulcan." Captain Bal-
com, from Norwalk for New York, broke
her rudder oi! Whitettone, L. I . yester-
day. and was towed to her destination by
the tug "lichuldlu Brothers.”
the finest and most complete stock of the
Prices very reasonable.
—Lowest prices: N. Y. Market. 103’ per ”'d'
A meeting of The Knob Outing club ‘0‘“!-
will be held at the Iiahacekmo Hotel,
tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. to 'con.
sider proposed amendments to the coustl’
tutlon and bylaws.
EDWARD
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
ranted; Shoulder to psi-1b.: Green Bluefish. Bo par 1b.: Clams opened to order. 250 per quart.
SIPI‘ DELIVERY.
gFFiANK S. AYERS,
PNOPNIETON OF THE NEW YORK 'MARKET.
wasumorou orator.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“JACKSON-’8 PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATISI'BI'YLE All!) FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the fluent productions of the PHOTOGBAI’IIIO All'l'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHIL’REN'S STUDIES.
Photosrapher.
EDWARD STREET
Never in the history of the Dry Goods trade has there been such a demand
for Cambricr, Lawns. Dimitiee. Phase 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 them. but our orders were placed some time ago. and this week We are showing
”MOD t
Your special attention is called to one case of Lawns. beautiful patterns, at
Have a new and the largest shipment'of Ladies’ Shirt Waiste for inspection
STREET,
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
NORWALK. '
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, 36 00.
Blue Serge Suits, t8.50, 012 00 and 815 00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from $10.00 up. Sold lots of
them last year at 012.00 and 013 00. ‘
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blacks and Grays.
Black Alapacas, from $1.00 up. -
STRAW HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 25c to 02.
The newest patterns in
uulau sums
we have ever had, from 49c to $2 0“.
We have the credit of having the best line of
for men, boys and children in town.
‘ INJSN PANTS.
The members of the South Norwnlk
club will meet tomorrow night to make
final disposition of the club's property.
Members will have the that opportunity
to secure it.
—Special sale of paranoia, sun umbrel-
las and shirt waists. tomorrow at the
Boston store, Norwalk.
[*‘OX -
taken bicycle lessons, bought their bicy
At the meeting of the State Medical
society in Hartford. yesterday. Dr. Wil- 22'
LADIES’
IF LI1"I‘LE BILLIE
IlAD MARIIIED TRILBY
They would have gone to 2 Elizabeth street.
CYCIJE -
else, and would now be happy together.
Our Bicycles built for one; that one, you.
COMPANI’,
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
SNMSTNSN INNS.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASONIC BUILDING,
SO. NORWALK. NORWALK.
Iinm J. Tracey. of Norwalk, advocated
the use of heart stimulation in the early
stages of pneumonia and gave the history
of several cases to support his theory.
is..." summon. llillEll.
()t‘.("l'PIES a portion of E. illisowv-lil‘s store.
corner ol \ all and Water strmia. Nur-
walk. ' all and are the latest styles in spring
illib. caps. eit'. n‘..ltf
~Pure pine apple cream. at Lane's
J. Frank Ryan, of Attorney Gray's of-
fice. received a box by mail this morn-
ing from his brother. C. A. Ryan. of
San Antonio, Texas It contained a
horned toad, packed in cotton It was
exceedingly lively when Mr Ryan open-
edthe box. The toad is at M. W. Ra!
ntou's news store.“
liiDGEl-‘IELD.
The circumstances surrounding the
death of E. R Glenn, the Consolidated
roadageut. who committed suicide by
taking slrychnine, are peculiarly sad.
Glenn and his wife had not been living
happily together for some time. and he
bi came despoudi‘nt. Recently his wife
threatened to leave him. and made
preparations to return to the home of her
father. who is said to be a wealthy
physician in Brooklyn. N. Y. (llenn
told a number of his friends that he was
not going to work any more. He made
anumb.-r of other queer statements. to
which no particular importance was
attached by his friends. who knew of
his domestic troubles. The following
morning he took enough strychulna to
kill three men. and died three hours
later. Dr. Weed tried to relieve him.
but Glenn. who was determined to die,
refused to take the emetic, and other
remedies offered him. lie fought the
A man was run over near the Wash
ington street crossing, this morning, by
John Burchard. The wagon dragged
the man. some distance. cutting his ear
and bruising him considerably. The
man said he lived in We~tport. Lie gave
his name as Joseph Elliott.
—We have yet a beautiful assortment
of laundered shirt waists,ranging in price
from 75c upwards. M. S. Smith's.
—Your text-s must be paid.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey iirower. the aged
Norwalk couple who were married some
months ago, have decided to take a
wedding tour and will leave town next
LB. MONARCH, BEST BUILT. ti'oo.
. tails!
R. H. PLAIS'I'ED.
llNllGGIST.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
[NIT FLOWERS
WITH US.
llllSES. Silt it til.
Clllllilllllls. 20c a 1102.
M;
\
HATS AND SAPS ' '
........ % .._
-- CLEANING UP
‘ _ ,,_, , In what you do before you sat. and you don’t
. . sit down to a meal that is not clean either.
' Some people seem to think it's all right to give
their horses dirty food though, as long as they
give theiii plenty of it.
It's not so. Dirty food given a horse colic and
broken wind.
Higlihie's Patent Cleaner
screens outs clean. I sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
IIay. Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
Blilliiiil OFFIBE.
SOLMINI' [Willi “I'll.
Which its ‘2
Monday for Cleveland, where they will
visit Ir. Brewer‘s daughter. Later they
will go to Toledo. Ohio. to spend several
days with Issac Church. a son of Mrs.
Iir. Church formerly resided
Brewer.
in Norwalk.
---All the latest novelties. prices reason
nble.at the City lillinery storr,Washiugo
ton street. Open every evening,
physician and several neighbors who
were called in. and they were unable to
do anything with him. illsnn was
about forty-three yetirn of age. Besides
his wife he leaves four children.
Leander Searies came to itidgelleld last
week with his mother, who has been
spending the winter in New York. He
has been conductor on the New Yorlr,
New Haven and Hartford road for many
«mm-no»—
wll. Milt ”stratum
Paris Green for 250 a lb.
Pod. Heliebore, 25¢ a lb.
Gum Camphor. 50c a lb.
Why‘l'he People’s Market usages.
river. every day.
Cii AS. I“. IIAY E8 is with us with his Butter and Egg business.
his Best Creamery Butter in prints. for 25 cents per pound.
HEADQUARTERS for City Dressed Roof. Pork. lamb, Vell. Iii m d
Smoked Meats. Fresh Fish of every description, Stratford Shad. fresh from the
’i'ryaoineol
The annual mantle! of the Norwalk
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
at the Noriield Congregational church.
Weston,nextTueadsy evening at 0 o'clock
Cnrryalln will leave the South Nor-
wnlk Congregational church at ll o'clock.
The programme arranged in-
cludes scripture reading. Rev. John
Backus; prayer, Rev.G. H. Beard; ad-
dress of welcome. Rev. Clarence l
Penne;addras,“Bsnton.’95," Jnmes F.
William; consecration meeting. can-
dncm ”’3". R 0' Sherwood. exhibit his account of hls said trust to
tlmmucourt for ndiuntrneut, at the
~|iisn S.Tillotson has just returned P on... In 0...“, m.
from the city with the latest stylesof ""éock‘lzi thing ‘33:“ ":23“. 1“
millinsry. Open every evening. No. :ntndin said «it"s may be u to ram:
”Washington street.
the said trustee will cause this order tobe
n manh‘elti‘égighnmpap‘er‘léaviu a circulation
The fair of Norwalh Lodge. 0. U. 0. sign In said
0.1mm at the hall of the Colored 2m, mahfi” "“ M" ”m "“
Social club. on Water street, Norwnlk, n s‘nwmnwfifl’v
was a big sum. Thnhsll decorations so.
were very pretty and the dhplay or
fancy work attractive. A delicious sup'
par was served. and the committee hav-
ingthnnifairla charge have reason to
fealprcnd of their shorts. They were
It. 8. Taylor. 0. A. loses, W. J. Whav
n.5,»: Binehwallfl. B. Arden. lira.
Pm. fire. Carl. Ira. liorainu and
Ira Md.
Incawmnwaonssonrarms.) ‘
years. first starting in thirty years ago as
a watcrboy.
Senator lnunslmry is building a larg
barn at the old homestead and making
other improvements about the place.
The senator and his wife will occupy the
place this summer.
ls‘l‘lilfi'l‘ OF NORWA LK. flit. PROBATE
COURI‘ MM 20. 1395.
itsinteof the Union Manufacturing corn:
pany.olNorwallr. in In“ district. an issue
Orderrd That the trustee of said estate
lB’l'lel'l’O N0 WA . .
D mopeds: - ”mm
tcmthln w ttau application as made
one: mllh. late of florwnlk. in
trict '
in?
ii a. wooowaau. are...
A
thereofou th
maimed within th;
rt for slim niatratlou of alarm...
. an d a lleation be h
the are 0 “gum
may 3% of his. the??? dim after:
no araoi we
commit
Napthaiiue, 10c; 3 lbs. for 25c.
PLAISTED’S
Red Cedar Compound
WILL KILL ALL KINDS 0" HUGE.
25 BENTB Hill I PINT BOTTLE.
R. H. PLANNED.
No, in Washington Street.
some soawm, cone.
f
F. H. HADBURY. l3 North Main Street.
SEASONNBLE FURNISHINGS.
is what the man of today unlocking for. and we are always on the alert b
please and satisfy.
NEGLIGEE AND PERCALE SHIRTS,
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS,
WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS, A'I‘ 15c AND 250. A
TIE variety of WINDSORS, CLUB HOUSE and BOW
25c ELASTIC END SUSPENDERS, light and comfortable
for summer wear. '
Those BOOKS we are selling at 2 pair for 250, in black and
. tau shades, are the best value over adored at the price.
Other novelties too numerous to mention.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor.
CLOTHlEli. lliTTEll and FlllllllSllEll.
Maharishi: Hotel Bluhiouh Nowell.
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