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“in we. eases lavwalk nae
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‘tlladqecppiellalldedia. Decry m-
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datepntvnae,batcllcrlye cannot be in-
mapollnenriphtunleueopyle sent
inbon’cloclr in the uflcmoon of the
mwmmmnm.
Janlee Price,ofNorwalk,hae been grant-
Oil an original pension.
Entry blanks are out lor the Weetpnrt
ten-mile handicap road race on Monday,
June lo. __
The pupils of the Winnlpauk school
will hold an entertainment in the school
building, June 7. -
—0nly practical painter and paper
, hangern are empbyed at Newman's.
Andrew LeCroix and William Decker
are being "broken in”ae conductors on
the Tramway.
A special meeting of the Pine Lodge
Outing club will be held next Saturday,
at the club house.
Oliver E. Barker. who has been very
sick for nearly two months, was able to
he cut of doorn a short time. yesterday.
Arthur Wald , the contractor, will
begin today bui inga large thrc- gable
barn for Luther Wright, on Cedar ntreet.
-8tratford nhad,8c per lb. N.Y.m’k’t.
Tina were unloaded yesterday near the
lock shop for the trentle work from
Washington street to Fort Point street.
The prwalk and South Norwnlk
Electric Light company operaten nearly
4,000 incandescent lights in the twin
cities.
The Tramwa company began, Satur-
day. laying rni near Wilson’s crossing
for the double tracking of its line from
that point to Rome Point.
The aixty«foot bridge for “some
street was unloaded yesterday by the
Berlin Iron Bridge company, and some
of the girdern’were placed in position.
The trolley lines were well patronized
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
Tramway company carried a large
number of peoplcto Baton and Dorlon
Points.
Bepraentative Knapp, of the L. A. W.
Racing Board, will be referee at the
Alpha Wheel club's racrs, June 15. U.
G. Adams, of Hartford, will he an—
nouncer.
Mien Lizzie Ball, daughter of Under-
taker Charis a Hall, died at her home in
New Canaan, Saturday afternoon, of
diphtheria. The funeral will he held
this afternoon.
—You must nee that Indian club drill,
hear those choice recitatione. Franklin
St. School. Tuesday p. 111., 28th.
Joesph Conneliy will move in South
Norwalk from New Haven this week.
He succeeds W. 1!. Mann as assistant
superintendent of the letropolilan Life
Insurance company. ,
Iii- Emily Wood, who left Norwslk a
few weeks ago for England, arrived safe-
ly after a pleasant voyage She has been
very ill since she reached her native
country. hut in improving.
Theepecialteam to do the work on
June bill. when Wooster Lodge. of New
mean, and Our Brothere' lodge. of
Norwalk will be entertained by Butler
Lodge, are requested to meet
tomorrow night.
Putnam Hone company has received
from C. (i. Brenner, of liew York.thrc3
m cleare’ hedges, which will be
worn by Captain J. W. Wehle, First
Thinnest P. I. Wheeler, andSecond
Lieutenant 3. W. Clark. ,
”mind in; stock. Fox Cycle Co.
It iereportrd theta. B. Donnell, the
well-known. theatrical manager. will
again ranks a theatrical venture in
Bride-vort- rae report further states
tht Ir. Mail will have charge of the
Anatolian Theatre in llew Haven, neat
nasal.
Afnllrehearealoi"i.ivlng Whirl” will
beheld Tuesday night in Arlen Hall,
andi’rcfecvcr liewelldrsiruall who are
bpnrtieipnte tone in attendance. On
thumbs: the date: on which the
Wan to be given will he
nae-ted.
ate-rein of the on will M
nan haste up». may Ila”.
, “mealtimes“
. “Wakefield-slew!“
antistat- them leaning waist
club. Weight.
~8chcol mm, scum-noun.
A ten-plum! hey was born this mn-
lng to Mr. and tire. James I. Creagh, of
Kain street. Norwalk.
Chief Engineer Prowltt plead an or-
dcl’ today for an Eastman nosale outilt
for Hope Hone company.
iisorge Gillan, janitor of Arlen Hall.
has accepted a poeitlon in Frederick
land's Norwalk bakery.
—Gentleman’e bicycle to Iet.Dcooratlou
Day. For terms, etc.. inquire of A. D.
Ferris. it! North Main street.
The entire main floor of the Nor-talk
Boston Store wan oiled Saturday night.
It is a decided improvement.
In the IIrflernan-Cooney cane, judg-
ment baeheen rendered in favor of the
delendant for .100 and costs.
It is an open secret that the work of
continuing the widening of East avenue
may be commenced next month.
The fifteenth annual commencement
exercises at Col. Roberta’ Norwalk lili-
tary Institute will take pl'ace J one 11.
—(iood lamb roaet,6: per lb.N.Y.m'k't.
The choir of the Knight Street A. II.
E. church will give a concrrt at the
Norwalk Methodist church, Wednesday
night.
Officer Thomas Hunt heat the record,
last evening. by seeing twenty~four girls,
home from church. They were pupils at
Miss Baird‘s school.
——Bicycies delivered promptly. Fox
Cyccho.
The Norwaik Board of Health will
hold a meeting this week to- appoint a
health officer to make an inspection of
the city of Norwalk.
—Ice cream soda at Lane's.
Benjamin Carpenter. of Mt. Vernon.
has accepted a position with Nash &
Van 8coy. He is a brother of Silas Car-
penter, of Rowsyton.
George (llhnm has bought back of
Arthur MacDonald the Wilton avenue
grocery store which he formerly owned.
[lo will take possession June 1.
-—Will not be undernold in wall paper,
at Newman's.
The condition of lira. Ilary E. A.
Orcutt. of Winnipauk. sister of Mills 8.
F. Aiken. continues to improve, and her
recovery in now looked forward to.
Elizabeth McCarthy. who was arrested
Saturday for drunkenness and an assault
upon Mrs. Annie L. Sabin. was fined $15
and costs in the Town Court, by Judge
Hubhell, Saturday afternoon.
The annual reception and procrasinn
of the Children of Mary. which was to
have taken place at St. Mary's church.
yeszerdny, was postponed until next
Sunday, on account of the threatening
weather.
The last meeting of the Friday After-
noon Whist club was held with Mrs. E.
ii. Hotchkias. of Arch street. who enter-
tained the club handsomely. The first
prize was won by Mrs. E. 0. Keillor: sec-
ond. Mrs. L C Green. The next meet
ing will be hell this week with Mrs. Ira
Cole at Blmcrent.
—lce cream soda at Lane's.
The engine of the 10:11 train, this
morning. struck a large rock which had
rolled down the embankment of the cut
at Springwood. The cowcatcher was
bent by the force of the collision, and the
rock was rolled from the track. The
engineer brought the train to a standstill,
The rock was loosened by the heavy
shower.
An enurtainment will be given at
Franklin street school hall Tuesday evan-
ing.to necnre funds for paying Instructor
Heydrlck' for six . monthe’ work in
physicial culture in the schools. The
portion of the entertainment under his
supervision illustrates the variety of
work given to the various grades.
The subject of the lay meeting of the
Chautauqua Union. which will he held
tonight at the home of hire. John H.
Ferris. in “itodern Art.” Thecommittee
under whose supervision the prd'grnmme
hneheenarrnngedlelre.iiobert A.
Holmes. Iiiee Belle Faerie, Ira. Samuel
H. Seymourand lien ilsry Kirby Jen-
hinge.
--Pnre pine apple cream. at Lane's
Parties from flew York,» the onion
of Colonel Frost, thin morning, coin-
pleteda transfer of the “native pro-
pertyat Wilton. lately owned byDr.T.
a. m. 0' N" Yoda Th. pill-
chaeerwanOnptninJ.H.ilentty,otllew
Ycrk.preeidantofthenanovernreln-
nut-anon company. Thepreperty has
hennheldforaomethnehy Alfred ll.
atlleon.nnlngliehlaan,ahohanreeent-
ly come into landed property in lug-
residuals“
the can. a.
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No it. Prioclaeteeason, 06.6". Now,
No. 3. " "“ " 8.0!. . .
N0 ‘0 , u ‘ u “ ne‘”. I“ 9am
F. D LAWTON & CO.
22 South Main Street.
Found at Las
aGMOhaanaId Reliablelarkatl Think ofitlnthene
times of hill! Noel and combinations i We are aniline
st the same old prices. You can travel the country over and you will not had: a market
that will heat us in quality or orbs. ’Ocr lnereenlnn business shown that wane am. we ear.
I” This week we will tell those small Sugar Our-ll llama for 12 1-3:: per lb., every one was-
ranted; shoulder 0c per 1b.; Green Blneliah. to per lh.: Clams opened to order. fin per quart.
This is the only market in the town.
FREE AND PROIIPT DELIVERY.
‘ FRANK S. AYERS,
PBUPRIETOB iii Til! NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'H BLOCK. WAFIH‘TNGTOII STREET. SOUTH ”OBWALK.
3A6 ifédfié锓firEBTbEaRAéus
Combine the LATEST STYLE All) l'llllll. Our aim In to gin nntlalacllon to our patronl.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) AI‘I'.
LARGE COLLECTION 0' CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
, E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mead's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Scrwalh. Conn.
EDWARFéTREET
You must come in and look over our summer stock. We are ready to
show you an excellent line. ln almost everything desired for the season; underwear
both plain and ribbed, for ladies, gentlemen and children. tinny special bargains.
Hosiery—0f course you are aware of the fact, that Onyx fast black honi-
ery. is the heat in the world. Here is the place to find them. Have had the sole
agency for several years, and know positively that they have no aural.
Donate—Our stock in complete; have a splendid summer corset at 50 etc.
No better for the money to he found.
Fancy Gouda—You will tind all the latest novelties here. Our reputation
for the best goods and the very lowest prices for more, shall always prevail.
Have so many pretty new things. you must call and see them. Space will
not permit our mentioning specialties in thin stock, an there are no many of them.
EDWARD STREET,
N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
IF IJiTTLE BILLIE
IlAI) DIARIETED TRILBY
They would have gone to 2 Elizabeth ntreet,
[FOX - CYCLE - CODIPANY,
taken bicycle IBi‘BOliS, bought their bicycles, and would now be happy together.
Our Bicycles built for one; that one. you.
LADIES’ 22 LB. Mimartcu, BEST BUILT,
SHORTT SHERWOOD. BITTER,
()(K‘L'T’TTCH it portion of F2. llumwskl's store.
C(ll'liH'uI Wulllulii Water strrerp. Nur-
lvnlk. l'uil and use the latest styles in spring
hula. rave. e'i'. aZJitf
GEORGETOWN. . . ,
Edward nl'ord, who was married to
i
lllllliGIST.
8l00.
Doro Inn on week ago, was among the
missing Tuesday morning, and did nit
put in on sppearence until Friday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Mary liouhl, who had an operat—
ion preformed last Tuesday. is in a dam
gerous condition. The attending phy-
sician has very little hopes of her recov-
ery.
Fred Foster has bought a building lot
of Samuel Osborn. (i W. Jennings hae
bought a lot adj lining Mr. Poster's.
Hurry Buosing's celebrated show up
p :1er in the Georgetown public school
home Saturday evening.
T". R. Ilouton is the happy father of a
baby girl, which arrived last Sunday
night.
Lorenz) Jones died lost Tuesday night.
The funeral was held Friday.
John Rallyis putting an addition on
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
BUT FLOWERS
WITH US.
ROSES, 50c a lot
cllllllillllls. 20¢ a doz.
his house.
1. ll. Bennett is preparing to repaint ”4......
his house.
lira. Everett Harsh spent Thursday in
Norwalk. WE ARE OFFERING
DARIEN AND $080103. _
“Soldiers' Home Day." a day for mom. Pm Green {01' 25¢ 3 lb‘
here of the1Womaa‘e Relief Corp) of Con- Pod. Hellehore, 25¢ s. Th.
nectlcut to visit the Home at Norotnn, Gum Cnrnphor, 500 3 lb.
oocnrsWrdnenda ,Jnneb. Reducedratee , ‘
have been secured on all lines under the N‘pflmh‘m! we; 3 “’9- fo’ 250-
control of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. and the express
train that leaves Ilnrtford at 9:29. Heri-
den at 9:01. and New Haven at 9:30, will
stop at Noroton.
A. Floyd Delatleld gave a dinner party
at his home. last Saturday. to about
thirty of his friends from the city:
They were conveyed from the Norotou
depot to his residence in A. Banned
large carryail.
The Dariehn and Blinkerderfe, of .»
sawed. m... m- m. M 3...... 25 stars Fill a Pll‘l‘ some.
day afternoon, with a score of fourteen
to twelve. in favor of the Stanford team.
Unclaimed Letters-
Following in a list of unclaimed letters
for the week ending lay 25, running on-
called for at the stated poaboflicee:
Booth Kuwait—lies I. need-id, Ire.
Emma Thorns, Wm. H. Watkins, Ire-
ltmnla 0. Garrett. Birdsey tamer. Ire.
D. Sullivan, B. H. Berke. lien Elisabeth I I ’
InadJennett Johanna). Ire. lacy I.
“III, J.- M’ Av Bay ”I ‘T'.’ Jo
Anderson. a. Ayers. 0. A. Banks.
hermit—Ilia V. 1’. Hope, Ira. ' Jane
Kept. Eartha lie-drink. Pawiek Hurray.
PLAISTED’C
Red Cedar Compound
WILD KILL ALI; KINDS 0" BITCH.
Nantlilaehingtonhtflet.
3'1?“ wm' ""'« mmwé acorn soawanr. cos .
REFRlGERATO‘RS. A
Black Flannel and Cheviot suits, as oo. . .
Blue Serge Suits. 88.50, 812 00 and 316. 00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from $10.00 up. Bold lots of
{i 7 "“€”'3..
foritwitha
r
‘ We are prepared
7
,1 ‘ A
great variety of
”SUMMER CLHTHINI} ill
FIXINGS.
them last year at 012.00 and 813.00.
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blacks and Grays.
Black Alnpacas, from $1.00 up.
STRAWm HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 25c to 02.
The newest patterns in
NEEIJEEE SHIRTS
we have ever had, from 49c to 8‘: OH.
We have the credit of having the best line of
HATS AND GAPS
for men, boys and children in town.
Illlflll PANTS.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
iiMSiiill inns. —
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
MASONIC BUILDING,
80 NORWALK. NORW‘ALK.
We Sell The Veryitst 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
choicent inspection. Also we call your nttentiontoour stock of Fish and Vege-
tables. in which we are outdone 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 most respectfully solicit your trade. Bent Creamery
Butter in prints. 250. Fresh Country Eggs, every one warranted.
PEOPLES’ F. H. BRADBURY,
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLL ARE.
Ties. Band Bows, etc , etc.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor.
*5 CLEANING UP
Is what you do before you eat, 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, an long as they
give them plenty of it.
It‘s not so. Dirty food gives a horse cello and
broken wind.
illighbie’s Patent cleaner
screens oats clean. I sell them.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
OFFIGE. SOLMMIB' LIVETlT STABLE.
MARKET.
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR
Cotton Sweaters. 19 cents.
95 cents.
Clone Rolled Silk Umbrellas, Intent Style Handles, worth 39, 09.80.
01.”.
A large variety of Negligee Shirts. Washable Hit—hands, Club Boone
Fast Black flocks of the 25c quality, 2 pair for
Custom ifads Suite, from 018 up.
CLOTHIEB. HiiTElland turnouts. " ,
mm. inclination Norwtk. cl 1
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