l' assume? 28.1890.
'uwmuuwrnm
mam
has at turn... taut-nu lieu
smut!- mummy
“mushroom
An electric light is wanted by the resi-
dents of Wilton avenue.
0. i’. Fish, of New Canaan, will pm.‘
bably dispose of his milk business to
Tyler Waters.
—Special sales Saturday. N. Y. Mkt.
Dr. 8. H. Huntington. of Main street,
N orwalk. is limping around .with a came.
the result of u receut'bicycle accident.
—-ch lamb. lilo. N. Y. Market,
..-.....'_.‘ J.
Mrs. Edwin L. Hoyt. 41st street.
is able to be out again. having recovered
from an attack of thenll'easlea.
_....—a.u3%» ' .
-—Rich and pmr. everylndy cum afford
to eat “l"riends’ Can" me two pounds.
The Lockwood Manufacturing company
has notified its employees that hereafter
there will be only four days, work a
Week for them.
—l"resh pork. tic. N. Y. Market.
0
Theodore lhcuasler has given up his
barber shop in Wmsiwaul avonnc’ and
pun-based John P. Brunnucr's shop
in Burbank strcm. -
--(.‘hickeus, l2hyc. N. Y. Market.
Several tine pike were wired in the small
creek back of the Norwalk pottery
buildings at Norwalk. yesterday. They
evidently' came down the Bart Mill
stream.
—'l‘he sale of seats for Minnie Imster's
engagement at Hoyt’s Theatre, week of
March 9, will open at Plaisted's and
Woods drug stores. Wédnesday mom—
ing, March 4, at 9 o'clock.
That the school pupils might have op-
portunity to see the drills. hear the ma-
sical selections and enjoy the specialtics
of the Franklin street school entertain-
ment, a pnpils' matinee was given after
school today.
—Red hot candy. Mead's, Saturday.
George. Watson, who committed sui-
cide in the Gilsey House. Newark. was
the senior member of the clothing firm
in Newark. N. .T.. where George E.
Schricl: has secured a 1mition. Mr.
Sohrick will move to that place tomor-
row.
—Young and old. strong and weak
eat ”Friends' ()ats;" 100 two pounds.
Employees of the brass foundry of thc
Norwalk Lock factory have received
notice that a reduction of ten per cent.
willbe made in their wages. and that
they will work three days a week until
further notice. Several of the iron
moulders have been laid off.
—Big cut in dress goods, 15:1 and 256.
Friday and Saturday. Scotield & Hoyt.
Sherman Commandery, U. 0. G. C,
will celebrate its fifth annivemry to-
night, at its hall it the Gazette building.
A delegation will be present from Guid-
ing Star Commandery, of ” Bridgeport,
and Blaine Commandery, of Daubury.
An elaborate programme of exercises
has been prepared.
—Loolr at Luther M. Wright's adver-
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
sleighs and horse ‘goods that must be sold.
Complaint has been made to the po-
lice concerning boys who annoy the
venerable Albert Morehouse, who keeps
a small store in Water street, Norwalk.
Mr. Morehouse is over eighty years of
age and should he treated with respect.
The police will hercaai’look after Mr.
Morclxouse's tormentors.
-—By request. N. Y. cfirvoyant will
return Saturday, Monday,‘TueS(iay. 1:30
to 9. Sunday, 9 to 7, 41 ‘pring street,
50c to ti. __
County Commissioner Lee appeared
before the Bridgeport Board of Chari—
ties, last night, to report that a child
sent to the County Home had been pro
nonnced not a proper charge for the home
by Matron Phelps, the child having an
incurable disease. Superintendent Bun~
nell was instructed to make an investi-
gation and if the child is found to be a
charge upon the city of Bridgeport it
will be taken care 01’.
——Look at Luther M.‘ Wright‘s adver
tisernent. $10,000 worth, of wagons,
Mormonism! railroad in translating
for the purchase of tnoperty in Middle—
towa and that is taken as animlicatioa
that it is considering the removal of he
machine shops there from New Haven.
(l. S. lrcluud hanjust made ()wenm
the baker, u now awning, and it is now
being put up. About two weeks ago hc
also made L. H. Decker a now awning.
slump-m some use:
laHowardlastnight.
An infant son 0! Ramsey l. Puncher, of
New Canaan. died last night.
Lincoln Cduucil, (l. U. A. M. will
meet tonight.
lleu’ry l‘ninc. driver for Raymond
Bmthcrs. is sick.“
Humboldt Lode“. Sons of Herman,
met last night and initiated one candi-
date.
—-Mourning bands, at ()‘Brien's.
~Ncw Dunlop style of ‘9". U‘Bricn'u.
J. A. Partrick's horw started to run
away in WalLatruet, this utxm. and unr-
rowly escaped collision with u Tramway
car. The horse was capturml before any
damage neulted.
A daughter was born to Joseph
Sturgos and wife. of Poplar l'luins, yes»
tenlay. _.
The ball mnmnittw of Hope Hose com-
pany will meet at the hose house at 7:30
o'clock tonight. ___ _
Three children of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Brown, of 4 Lexington avenue. are sick
with measles.
A carryall will be run this owning
from the corncr 'of Main and Wadl
stmcts. to the sociable and dance which
will begivcn at the n~sidcncoof l’. W.
Mead. New Canaan.
We call'the attention of our readers
to the statement in another columnof to-
day's Sentinel. of the Connwticut (Ecu-
cral Life insurance company. 1! con-
tains items of interest and speaks Wt'll.
E. (i. Tomlinson is having his drug
store in the Ely block, North Main
stn‘et, repainted.
The sign of L. ll. lh-ckcr. on the sec-
tiou of fcncc bctwccn the stores of John
5.]. Woman and I). W. Raymond, in
Washington stun-t. was obnoxious to
Mr. Warren. and this morning he on-
gaged J. T. Prowitt & ('o.. to paint it
T. l". Dunn and W. P. Bundle, of the l "V" ,
Jun" Hancock Life Ingnmuce oompauy_ I Yestenlay aftermxm (illlt'f (If Police
are canvassing (imrgetown today. ‘ 8““th “"08““ Chum" Auden-um
—_ lfor intoxication. This momingdudgc
(‘. H. Harvey has not disposal of his f linbbcll fined him Oil and suspended scu-
shoe business in North Main street. as ftcncc. Anderson lives at llroad River.
recorded in a local paper yestenlay. . ‘llc nwntly cut on the iiugt-rs of his
5 right hand in a hay cutter.
The Mandolin club. of Norwalk, was
entertained last night at the Singer re.
sidence in (‘amp street.
Mcuslcs cards adorn the msitblnces of
Edwunl Meeker, C. B. Clark and H.
Sherwood. in Westport uvonnc.
A SILVER RECEPTION.
Programme to be Madam! at the Norwalk
Baptist Church. Tonight.
The Woman‘s Foreign l Missionary so-
ciety, of the First Baptist church. of
Norwalk. will hold a silver reception
Th0 funeral 0‘ ank Dowd_ “'“ithis evening. in thc church. All arcin-
largely “"911“th from St- Mnry‘schnrch. .' vitcd. Thc programmc will be as fol-
this morning, Rcv. Father Dohcrty ilows:
ofiiciuting. ‘ Singing. Scripturc reading. praycr,
The funeral of Mrs. (‘. F. Rayuiontll’mlllillfli"I" 5t"?! ”l “Will." 41"" years,
will be held Monday “Mirna,“ at g’byiivc ladies: recitation, by Mrs. Hunt.
(,'(.10Ck',,fuml her pm. regimen“. in ,of New Haven: thc Hindoo widow, in
lcostmnc; six young ladics reprcscuting
' ’ . fthc miSsiouarics from Japan. ('hiun,
(would Seymour. Of “.95! avenuc. was j'Bunna, Assam. Africa. 'l‘c-lcgns; recita-
taken suddenly ”ck Wh‘lo at “Wk about " lion, Miss Irma Raymond; collection of
ms property. yesterday afternmu, andlsilvcr boxes and otlcriuge: solo,
wasobligcd to go into thc house.
i
Dan Keefe. of South Norwalk. is:
matched against Paddy Gorham before ‘
the New York Athletic club. March 23th. 1
Knight stnwt. -
EMrs. chlcr: recitation. "The Starlcss
George C, Lockwood. owner of the ‘(‘ .. \l' (' l l h
‘ - ' ' . ' ‘ 1 . l 1 " i
Norwalk Hotol property, has been noti~ l ”mu" ‘fi :5 'l ”in" (t 5'” n m ‘r ‘
. . : ‘ . i . ‘3. l ‘ ‘-
lled byStwetComunsslonerKollogg to rc- ‘ m“ ‘ er rom ‘ wen “m" quounu
. . II' of )1 tin 'e' : ‘Ht’; '
move a two. as it IS dead and dangerous , I ‘ nt ' um: ‘ nt ' , fl 1'an I n ”'1'!"
to travel . “Thc Story of Blcsnllgs for 'l‘vvcnty-hve
. , Years," Miss Alice Bcntlcy: song, "l‘or-
.Car 17. 011 1h?» NOV‘Villk Street Ilail- ' unntionz" prayer and in-nw‘liction.
way line. jumped the track at the corner i
of Main and Wall street this morning. j‘ Feats and Tricks at Japanese Magic.
but was gotten back on the rails with’ In orient" the large show windmvs of
very little difiiculty. : the Heston store. Norwalk. is an attract-
' ion which draws a crowd of such propor-
—Ladics' felt huts. 75". at U‘Bricn‘s.
’ ‘ ' itainmcnt consists of font» and tricksof
1 V p - ‘I l . , I . .
Thelbouth blowout}?! "nil Dmngapamw‘ magic, oriental Illusions and
. . - g I ', . . v
buntll fl”. “n“ :0 punt 11"? den no: . Hindoo )ngglcry by Prof. \‘cnznclo. a
x . , ~ v: . .
"gale“??gftl’ [hill mgr; 0 (nucleon 'll 9 Japanese magician. under the nmnagc-
v ‘- h ‘ '
(”0" “11(1ch 1a.. 10.1?!“ rs “1 .mcnt of .l. L. McMulliu. The show
he measuret or salts form: "t' ‘ window has been converted into an im-
promptu st: to. with beautiful settings
of .Tnpmicsc rugs and patterns which
Daughters, has secured Miss Marion.,g1catlvcninuu~ctheotfocr of thr-cxhibi-
Short, of New York, for a recital on the ‘ “91‘".me 1: to 5 “"1" from 7"”?“‘fi”r"m."
evening of March 13. in the chapel (widening, l’m .iy.inr tomorrow. tlicrnagi-
_ , ‘ ‘ciau will execute the wonderful tricks
the FITSt Congregational church. ; to the amusement of the (mlmkcrs. The
, manner in which ho- makcs thc McMul-
. lcn vanishing handkerchief disappear
:and reappmr is alone worth thc visit.
“1.; Robert VunBurcn, .33 West uvc~ i The exhibition is in every wnv first
A - u u . . ' .~ g u - . ~
. . .clasn. uzzlm and instructive.
nnc, drew the sewing machine atthc; ‘ p g
Boston store, Norwalk, February Randi
Mrs. Henry Grummmmf l 0""? street. ,' Spring openings are always attractive.
drew the one February '34. E The Fox (‘yclc cmupany's Norwalk
'—'*_— :brunch store, at Pinnco's. is distribut-
5 ing scasouablc souvenirs and cuttdogucs.
. . twallmter im )h“. ‘ . ‘5' .
In the Superior court. today. the case l n l u ( t( t on spring, ope mug
of Oliver C(Y‘k 'vs “m Wicks cf 11 ,iA fine line of cycles and sundries will
comes up on a motion for a decree of i b'-1f:l11:dk:lfntl::implant“ , M l‘ \i H
foreclosure. The case of S. (i. Morrell, Cl ‘ . {a 411)} W L pd": 3."; ‘ '
and wife vs. Abraham Decker,et al., also. .' 0v” 1‘ N Ill” 5 0.0" 4 2p“ m pm“
comes up on the defendant's motion tnifih‘w" ,3"? 5"“ "hmed tree at Mr.
M unge ; ivlovcr s store.
‘ p ' Tristram & Hyatt will have an open-
ing of new spring dress goods tomorrow.
The goods embrace all the very latest
novelties.
The Dwrkccpers‘ Circle of King‘s
430st *2 dcrby. at O'Bricn's.
Enterprising Advertisers.
—Big bakery sale. Mcad‘s. Saturday.
James Smith and his wife had a disa-
greement at their home in Smith street.
this morning. It is claimed that Smith
struck his wrfe and her aged father scv- Death of Rev. E. H. W. Bar den.
oral times. A call was: sent for the po-
. . _ _ ,‘ , B d Rev. E. H. W. Burden. father of Mrs;
1108’ but all was quiet when L-hrcf ra - Robert J. Brundngc. of Norwullt. died of
lcy reached the locality. '5 pnen niu at his home in (Jmton-on
-thc- son, N. Y.. Wednesday evening.
—We are the lowest. N. Y. Market.
The board of management of the Nor-
News of his death reached Norwaik yes-
terday afternoon. Sincere sympathy is
expressed for Mrs. Bruntlage, as both her
l"(7.L~'t Thy Bread l’pon the Watt-r,"t
l tion as to fill the roadway. The outer :
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold
walk Chapter, Daughters of American
Revolution. will meet with the registrar.
Mrs. VanBureu, on Saturday afternoon.
March 7, when application papers for
membership in the chapter will be ex—'
amined. Blanks can be obtained of
Mrs. Noble or Mrs. VanBuren.
LLSee those anus tonight.
Varied programme at school hall.
* Hear that full orchestra.
“ Pure and Sure."
leveland 's
BAKING Monk.
“I have used Cleveland's Baking Powder exclusively for
several years, because I have found it what. it claims to
be—pure and wholesome and uniformly satisfactory."
, " ‘ , 1 In. Man J. meou, Judaism-I'M“...
husband arid infant son died only recent-
ly. The funeral was held today and was
attended by Mrs. Joseph Osterbanks and
her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Reynolds.
Mrs. Brundage was at her father's bed-
side whcn he was taken away.
wmumUK.
L.-.4 A-
land, who has been the guest of Mrs.
(Irowthcr for a few days. is now visiting
firends in Dunbury.
Miss Edith Adams entertained a large
number of her little playmate-s yesterday
afternoon. in honor of her birthday.
Games and refreshments were «enjoyed.
Mine Helen Ball will return to her
home in Newark, tomorrow, after a
month's visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. (.‘rowther.
Edwin Caulield. while repairing the
water wheel in the Winnipank Mills.
Sunday. badly crmihed one of his fingers
in the gearing. The member is badly
swollen and dismlormi. and blood»
poisoning is fcartxl. '
Theregular payer meeting will bu.-
held tonight. _
Mrs. T. 1'". Byrnes, of Union Hill, N.
.l.
J., is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Shandy.
Miss Annie longstatfiof Wis. Eug-
F. D. LAWTCN & co.
m
l
Flaked (lots, 2 Pound Package, 07 cents.
Native Potatoes, ‘50. lethal, lac. Peek.
F. D. MWTOH & 00., 22 South lainStreot.
You Need
Meat,
(unless you arc a vegetarian, when you
need it all lhc saunc but think you dout)‘
-we need money. We have the meat
you have thc money. Let’s trade. If
your money is as gmd as our uu-at, we'll
all be happy. ,
Sugar cured shoulders, 8c. The finest
in the city.
a
New York Market
, . 1
.4 4... mm 5. areas, Prop. l
l
Donova BLOCK, WASHINGTON srazzr.
EDWARDSTREE'EF
Will MT” ."nu anothcr opmrtunity to secure our of thw-
WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $'l.25. *
Positively this is the last time they will be sold at that price. All Dress Goodsl‘
are being closed out at Less Than (lost. Remnants of same at Half
Price. We are pmud of our display of ;
Lawns, Dimities and Cambrics l
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WH‘AR. ’
Prices are very reamnublc. to). (hand opening of Laces and Embroiderics, all:
kinds. widths and stylcs. I
l
l
EDWARD STREET,
.3 Gazette Building.
.\orwalk, Connecticut.
JACKSON’S PHCTCCRAPHSL
l
(‘umldncthc lntmt Stylcand Finish.
_ -
I
Our aim is to give satisfaction l
loourluifrnnmnndfofurnish them with the the finest prmluctions of l
The“ Photographic Art. Largo collection of ('hllvlrcn's Studio“.
E. H. JACKSON, Photographer.
. _ Over 1". Meal-v Confectionery. .
53 WALL smear, - - - . NORWALK. come!
, “up“..- _3 W __. ,._.-.._ l
I ‘ -m
h l.
S orty Sherwood, Hatter '. BICYCLESI _ l
(:ccupiesa porftig'n 1p! g‘tlusowzki's l
I ore. cornern ' to ..'.t., ‘.. u 5,. -,., ' ,.,. J... . ' i
than. 5“: in?" M5 ..i“.;:
syesu as,‘ ., . .: ' ' "1' "‘
fpifc L: Cleveland Swell Special. l
if you see a wheel with large tub-
. “it?!" leatluvelund or nn imltn-l
The Sterling. .
R. H. lull! like .i “llll‘ll, I
The Gold Crank falcon, l
' large balls in all barring". '
The Imperial. i
The "go lightly" kind. ' l
’ The Manhattan.
The host Mo wheel built. ,
, . . .
DTUggISt. Riding School New Open. . l
_..O___. NORWALK ’ f
WE PATTERN WORKS ‘
, l
c. H. Aisthorpe. Prop.
o r
C
0 E
2 Al I ENTIO ' '
I (fl
4 ‘1, -|
I H Rambler,
0 3 Sales,
at These Prices “m"
It . , a Stunner,
M and Gotham
: ‘SPEAK g
. oBlCYCLESl
0 ‘ ‘ 5 Prices from 4w to Hon, Largo mm, 1-. ...|...:g
. from.
o Themselves ! 0 ‘ " _
u . a, The J. TxProwdt 00.;
g . g in Main Street, Norwalk. l
Hood‘s Sarsaparilla. 65c g M _ , _ _,,_-5 ‘ -
0 Ayer's , “ 75c
Dana's “ . 750 l
(Inticura Resolvcnt, his: 0 }
Paine's Celery Compound, 85c l
Green's Nervura. 75c ‘
Scott's Emulsion, 80c \ I
Castoria, ' 25c 5‘ ‘
Atwood's Bitters, 15¢, ' . /
. , two for 250 ' -' fa," . f
William's Pink mus. 40c - T‘M'“ "’"" ‘ "
Carter‘s Pills, 15c. two for 25c ,
Benson's Flashers, 13c, EAGLE , V, -
two for 25c .
Alcock's Planters. lilo ‘ I Bl CYC L ES‘
. . Have Aluminum Rims!
R. H. PLAISTED, FOX
‘3 Washington St. CYCLE
SQNWM, I ' ' ' COMM CDC,
8 llluboth “not.
Do. ”malls.
no.
How Are Vyou .
- PA_ll_T_§? . i*
Most nn-n find it. necessary. about this
scosmfioi‘ the your, to get an extra pair of
pants to carry them through to the warm ‘
weather. It's our intention to encour-
age you all we on and the way we
hope to do it is by v.u.I'I-:s xxu uxuouxs
that arc lMi’USSlillJ-I con C(llll'ii’i‘l'l'mx T0
mam 3
$|.48
For men's working pants that used to
bring $2.00 and $2.50 a pair.
$2.98
For men's dress pants that we used to
:Jct $15.00 and 5.4m for are now going
. lin'lilfl. it is an exceptionally clcou
linc oi'goods. all new and mm pattcrns.
not on old-timer among them. We have
gone ahead ol'nll l‘ormcr rccm'ds in the
way of bargains and values. and feel
confident all calls will result in a sale.
”or South Norwnlk store opcn evenings.
Money back it you ask it.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
1.; SOUTH MAIN ST.? ‘MASONIC BLD'G.,
So. Norwalk. l l Norwalk.
Milford A. Olflin. Manager.
“m I ,_,. -._.......
Agent For ! '
GLUTEN
FEED TO Ta I k
22:11" If you've got something to talk about.
Chick. We've got the very thing. Want to tell
and on. _ you about some oats we received this
week. Bought for barley oats and they
HORSES! were; but full of wild turnip sv-eds, so
BEST that I couldn't call them all right. We
ORAIN screened them, though, lost over 500 list
FOR dirt and sccds,anrl now othr them to you
HORSES same price as some folks would charge
AND you for ordinary oats. [hes the man
CATTLE. you buy of do that for you '3
BRANCH .
omcz Manuel T. Hatch,
SOLMANS' . . . , .
LIVERV The Leading (1min Dealer,
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street. 50. lorwalk.
FOR SALE
CHEAP! ./
~ (in account of ill
hmlth. I offer my ‘
business at No.0?
\l'ashington street
;\ first-
cluss paying hnsi~
{All M ('1': For Sale.
yulll‘i'fllt’lltliil‘ and scohow ncar it is to,
Spring. Thcn you'll want toclcan housc
renovate- gcln-i‘ally and \‘t’l'V likely m-cd ‘
swine new wall patwr for snrvcral‘rimms.
Color in any day this Week and see the 3
latest paflci'ns in decorative wall paper, ,
That will give you flow to, tiikc your pick. .
of an unusually lino stock.
; F redericf Mead.
GORHAMTS
Wall
ncss. established 3
_\'(’(l T'.‘ .
'u
l’niutcrs' Supplies.
Artists“ Matt-rials, Pictures. . .
Pictures framed to order. .
Painting. l'atwrhanging and Decorat-
ing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
,So. Norwalk.
cl'rv - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
l‘n-iliqltdlnl' thoroughly l'lllllllrlt' t'llllllll‘l‘l"
maid or “aim-am lAnn-rlrnnl, llrsl claw-a rc’l'cr.
«mm. Alw [mulliuu for vnnnwnmn as c1 tach-
nmo and gnr-lm-r.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring l‘lrkt-
classhel in any capacity can nbtaln tho-
snmelmmedlately at the above agency;
nlnothose withing positions, either main
or female. can secure employment.
c. H. HA’IIVIV. Harvar- Cho-
Itoro.
70 North Main street, South Norwalk.
Paper '
Store!
If) Flrst. Avenue,
an“: M.DIIIIOW.
,I‘ Tuchor of Plano.
rim “Multiplication. an»
mum-um nos!"-
Enst humour,
Beaumont. ‘- '
cw- Owl NLOU'. Idiom
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