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”ADVERTISE“
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A rehearsal of living whist will be held
at Aries Hall. tonight. .
—-Btly your brown dcrbys at O'Brien‘s.
Avery handsome wistsria vine is in
bloom at the premises of William J.
”other, in West Norwalk.
—Fish of all kinds at Dre-cher‘s.
, The Consolidated Railroad company is
' spreading crushed stone on [the elevation
from the Washington street crossing to
‘1“. Monroe street.
—-The vote on the Encyclopedia for the
most popqu school closes tonight at
Music Hall.
Judging from the work already done,
Mr. Csprou intends to make his billiard
parlors in THE 8:3“st building as at-
tractive as possible.
Funeral Director D. W. Raymond is
expecting his new hearse to arrive daily.
It will be a square hearse. with coach
top, and known as the Columbine car.
‘ —Cbicken, 12in lb. N. Y. Market.
‘ A special convocation of Butler Chap-
ter, No. 88, R. A. IL, will be held next
’ Tuesday night at 8 o'cloek. The work
' will be in the A. Ii. degree. followed by
a banquet.
--After June 1st interest at the rate of
0 per cent. will be added on all city taxes
remaining unpaid.
A meeting of those interested in crick-
et will he held next Honday night in
Sons of St. George flail. Norwalk. and
an organization will probably be perfect.
ed at that time.
—-Go and see the “Dairy Maids’ Festiv-
al" at Music Hall tonight, which will be
given at 9 o‘clock.
The adjutant~genersl has issued an
order dissolving the general court'martia‘
which was appointed last October to try
Corporal Royal E. Clark. Company C,
Fourth Regiment, 0. N. 6., Stamford.
It is probable that nothing further will
be done in the matter.
—Take a stroll to 2 Elizabeth street.
The business on the short calendar list
in the Superior Court was finished asj
noon yesterday. A final settlement of
the aflairs of the New England Termi-
nal company was submitted. Receiver
Lyman 8. Catlin was discharged and the
corporation dissolved by order of the
court.
—-A new line of fancy silks for waists.
at 4'5. 65. 75,85 and {1.00 per yd. at ll. S,
Smith’ .
The suicide of E. R. Glenn. of Ridge-
. field, has caused much talk in that town,
and with it comes other disclosures in
relation to the sad affair. it is said that
after Glenn had taken the fatal dose of
poison he attempted to sheet hll wife
and would have succeeded had not the
pbtel been taken from him.
—-—leu and boys' straw hats.“ O‘Brien‘s
The first annual meeting of the West
Fairdeld County Conference of the Con
"gregaticnal churches will he held in
Ilerth Stamford. June 4. This confer-
ence includes New Canaan. Long Ridge.
Greenwich. North Greenwich. Btsawlch.
Btamford. Darien and Sound Beach. and
wasformed in Stamford last winter.
4pring lsmbiega. 16c lb. N. Y. ll'k't.
The six new open cars which recently
arrived forthe Nerwalk Tramway com
pany are being equipped with electrical
apparatuses rapidly as possible at the
carbon on Woodward avenue. They
areprovided with whatis known as K it
ccutrolbrs. thsvsry latest type or «In-
troller. of which great thlnp are as
7W- ....
-Oo to lusic Hall tonight and sat
strawberries. take supper. listen to the
' bright cantata, "Dairy field's Festival”
and contribute to the new church fund.
academia
«skies entering the city of loans.
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--Gal|erirs open at 9 o’clock tonight at
lfueic Hall. new lethudlst church beats
lit "Dairy leids' Festival" at I. its-aw.
hurries in all styles. Admission 10 cents. , W
lire. If. A. (limo. of High street. will
entertain the'f‘uesdsy Afternoon Whiet
club next week. Wednesday afternoon
a number of other friends are to beenterw
tained.
~Chlckens, life in. at Drescher's.
A project is on foot to organize a local
telepboiie exchange in Westport. similar
tothe one under way in Norwalk. if
the requisite number of subscribers can
be salted. the system will be put in at
once.
—Pure pine apple cream. at lane's
The members of Buckingham Post.
G. A. R., will assemble at tbeirhesd-
quarters tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock.
and march to the Norwalk Methodist
church to listen to a sermon by the Rev.
A. E. Wyatt.
-_-We have yet a beautiful assortment
of laundered shirt waists.ranging in price
from 75c upwards. Ii. El. Smith's.
Rev. T. hi. O'Brien. who was. recently
assigned to the charge of the Noroton
parish. was the recipient of a substantial
farewell testimonial by the younIt ladies
of St. Mary’s church. Thursday evening.
when he was presented with a purse of
over 0500.
—Strawberriee and cream. strawberry
shortcake. Grand cake sale and "Dairy
Ifaids‘ Festival" at Music Hall tonight,
benefit of the new Methodist church.
Governor Conn has decided not to
order the companies of the National
Guard to hold the spring parades this
year. The law which passed thd’ilen-
eralAmembly this week makes it op-
tional with him to order them out. It
was formerly mandatory.
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—Pay your city tax before June 1st.
The meeting of the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor connected
with the Norwalk Congregational church
will be omitted tomorrow evening. to
give the members an opportunity of at
tending the lemoriai my services at the
Norwalk Methodist church.
——Lateet yacht carts. at 0' Brien' s
Edward Brennan's horse created some
excitement on Wall street. this morning.
by bulking and backing upon the walk in
front of the Hudden building and later
took up the sidewalk in front of the Nor-
walk Hotel. The animal suddenly com
menced to balk abouts week ago.
In yesterday’s issue we omitted to store
Issac Hamilton showing his stsllmn,
Jack Splan. record 2:29}, at the Fair
Ground track during the races Thurs-
day afternoon. The old campaigner
looks as fine as silk. and can step a mile
today as fast as ever.
--Coilee with cream. 5c cup. at Litht'd
It has been recommended that Sergeant
Howard N. limlfrey be promotwi to tirst
sergeant; corporal Jumre Cullen in .9:-
grant; private Michael Nolan to cor
poral, and private William L (I Imstock
to corporal of Company 1’. This fills the
company's quota of noncommissioned
odicrrs.
—-Louk at our line of children's cups
256 upwards. at If. 8. Smith's.
The handsome rrd altar covering for
the Chapel of Our iioly flaviour.lha
handiwork of the Lsdise' Guild. will be
nerd fer the first time at the festival sar-
vics on Whit i'innday. June 2. red being
the proper ecclesiastical color. as sym,
both: of the toogneaof fire which rested
upon the apestlsgmm
The committee upon decoration of sol~
diers'gravsson Ismovial flay. requests
the friends of soldiers who have died
duringthe year. or whose graves have
not been demented in years past. to
marksnch withs email flag and leave
with George H. Raymond the name.
company and regiment of the deceased.
also better way to save money than
by paying taxes at once. Penalty period
bfitas June ist. Clues Mop» tonight.
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court A.O.I'ofA..mssinflridm
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F. D LAWTON 8; ..CO
22 South Maln Street.
a (immoral Reliable Market! Think efltlntheee
Found at Last times of high prices and combinations! We areIsslilng
at the same old prices. You can travel the country over and you will not and: a market
that will beat us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that we no am. we ear.
' This week we will sell these small Sugar Cured Rams for 12 1-95: per ih.. every one war-
ranted; Shonlder to per lb.; Green Bluefish. ac per 1b.: Clams opened to order. 25c per quart.
This is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
F RANK S. AYERS,
PlillPlllETllli OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WA‘liilNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PIIOTOGRAPHS
Combine the [41181311th All) l’llllfl. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
andto furnish them with the driest productions of the i’iIO‘iMItAPIflO ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CKTLDRIN‘B STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mesd‘s Confectionery.) 58 Wall litreef. Norwaik, Cell.
EDWARD STREET
You must come in and look over our summer stock. We are ready to
show you an excellent line. In almost everything desired for the season; underwear
both plain and ribbed. for ladies. gentlemen and children. [any special bargains.
Boisery. —Of c June on are aware of the fact. that Onyx fast black hole-
ery. is the beat in the worl. iiere' Is the place to find them. Have had the sole
agency for several years, and know positively that they hava no equal.
Corsets —-Our stock is complete; have a splendid summer corset at 50 etc.
No better for the money to be found. ,
Fancy Goods. -—You will lied all the latest novelties here. Our reputation
for the best goods and the very lowest prices for same. shall always prevail.
Have so many pretty new things you must call and see them. Space will
notpermit our mentioning specialties In this stock, as there are so many of them.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
IF LIT’I‘LE BIIsLIE ‘
IlAl) MAIdIlIED TRILBY
They would have gone to 2 Elizabeth street.
FOX - CX'CIJE - CORIPANX',
taken bicycle lessons, bought their bicycles, and would now be happy together.
Our Bicycles built for one; that one, you.
LADIES’ 22
1B. MONARCII BEST BUILT,
SliilllTi SBEBTTOBIT. lllTTEIT
)Ct'l'l‘lliria strtlon ofE iiumwskl'hsmrs
corner of \ sail and “star stream. N r
walk. It“ amiseetlielatest stylus in spring
hats. capo etc. axon
$100.
t.
ROWAYT'ON.
Cliflord Cutlyillnnd Frank Grant. em-
ployed by C L. Ogden. commenced
work Thursday on Contentment island.
drilling It took for excavating for a scw‘
R. H. PLAIS'I'ED,
llBllBlilST.
iimnt swung the sledge. in some man-
ner the hammer slipped and struck Mr. » ,. » . ~-
Cutbill's right hand. causing it to .__. - » , A...
swell to thce its natural size and mak—
ings very painful wound it will be
somedsysb-forche can again use the
lilt‘lllbt‘l’.
At the R Iwnytnn Methodist Episcopal
church, tomorrow morning. the poster
will preach on “What is Mun?" in the
evening he will preach a memorial ser-
mon. There will be special music. Young
wuple's misting at 0:45, in the chapel.
Subject, “Solllcquy on integrity."
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnlz Timherger, the
deaf mules who were married last win.
for and have since been living at W. C
J-vaeo'e millage on Isle street. have mov-
ed to Troy, where Mr. Tunbrrger has re-
cumi employment.
William Mercer. of Alain street. la get-
ting over an attack of malaria. which he
mutilated in Europe a short time ago.
lienry Wells is engaged building a six.
teen-loot skiff for Mrs. A 1). Ward.
llAitiEN AND NOKOTON.
Judge Whitehouse. of Augusta. Maine.
who has charge of the affairs of the late
Charles it Savage. the contractor who
did the railroad work In this place. was
[ill FLDWERS
WITH Us.
BOXES. 500 a doz.
Billllll’llllls. lit a doz.
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WTI‘. ARE OFFERISIE
Paris Green for 250 a lb.
Pod. lieliebore, 25c a lb.
Gum Camphor. 50¢ a lb.
Napthaliue. 10c; 3 lbs. for 250.
in town this week. looking up business M’W
mature. .
Rev. J. [Carroll will preach a sermon PLAISTED’S
appropriate to Irrnorial day in the Isth-
odlst church. tomorrow morning. in
the evening three young men from the
Races lied on. Brooklyn. will have
charge.
Ilsdgwlok avenue has been filled in and
graded under the direction of iielrctmau
Waterbury. making an improvement
that will be highly appreciated by travel-
eve.
Kr. and Ira. Alfred loveliness. Jr..ot
Brooklyn, are here for the summer. stop-
ping with Ir. Itorshoessls parents.
Ira. Alfred Jellllrmf Brooklyn. will
spend the sum at her forsssv heme b
E” M!
George 1'. We new hours is com:
“2“. and the family has taken posses-
wim. nun. ALT. sinus or suns.
Thekaemhetwssn incontinent De.
rlsawwessvstsdysstsrdey.
ditNIltlltfl.
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sisaIsIssvwscstsqwilIbshddlalke
No. se Washington street.
mus-unmet“.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
Red Cedar Compound
25 III" FBI I PIIT IOTT'iE.
l. H. PLAIS'I'EI].
some 'sonwasr. cons.
SUMMER iLfllHlNl} l“
muss .
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, .6 00.
Blue Serge Suits, 08 50, 012 00 and 315. 00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits. from 810. 00 up. Sold lots of
them last year at 01". 00 and .13 00.
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blacks and Grays.
Black Alupacas, from $1.00 up.
STRAW HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 250 to 02.
The newest patterns in
NEBLIBEE SHIRTS
we have ever had, from 49c to $7.). 00.
We have the credit of having the best line of
HATS Mill SAPS
for men, boys and children in town.
nucK PANTS.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
BBMSTBBIT BRBS.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK.
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK.
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 them plenty of it.
it's not so. Dirty food gives a horse colic all
broken wind.
Ellighbic’r. Patent Cleaner
screens oats clean. I sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL smunr
~ “‘sz Leading Grain Dealer.
“at Day. Straw. Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
Billllllll OFFIBE. SBLIIIB' LIVE“ 81'th
We Sell The Very Best Beef in Town.
if you don't think so, or in any way doubt our word. just giveus a call and
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef. Veal. Lamb or Pork your
choicest inspection. Also we call your attention to our stock of Fish and Vegan
tables. in which weareout~done by nobody in the town. Every article of food
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can be returned and
your money refunded. We moat respectfully solicit your trade. BestCreamery
[letter in prints. 25c. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted.
PEBPlES’ MARKET.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND TilEliEBY fiAVE YOUR s
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I’ENNIEIS. DIMEB AND DOTaLIARS.
Canton (tweeters.
Past Black flocks of the the quality. 2 pair for
Close Rolled Silk Umbrellas. latest Style Handles.
it essts.
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worth .8. “I.
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Alsrge varietyof Negligee Shirts. Washable sin-hands. Club Home
Ties. Band Bows, etc. etc. ’
Custom Itade Bulls. from .13 up.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor.
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