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mourn-um
Three inches of show full yesterday in
Ridgefleld. NEW...“
The funeral of William Tiihey was
held yesterday afternoon.
Conductor Charles Williams has re-
Iuimed his duties on the Norwiilk Street
Railway line, after a short illness.
wimperial Crown cigars have always
been good, are good today, and will ever
be good. Try one at (i. S. Trowbridge
cit UO.'I. ..
Miss Florence Hoyt. of HuKriger‘s
milliiiery establishment. is sick at- her
home in (llenhroolr.
The boat Ranisdell is discharging a
cargo of coal in Bridgeport for Raymond
Bret liers' custoiiii-rs.
The annual meeting of the Friday
Afternoon club will be held this week
Friday with Mrs. (i. C'. Stillson.
Next Sunday morning at St. Mary‘s
church. the Knights of Columbus will
receive communion in a body.
——Opeiiing day-at" Miss Fitch's on
Wednesday, April 8th.
Hubert S. Mitchell. of The Sentinel
composing room. was taken sick this
morning and obliged to relinquish his
duties. ~
The building on the D. R. Austin
est-ate. formerly occupied as a restaurant
by W. E. Collins. was torn down today
by Contractor Sherwood.
A team of horses ran away on upper
Main street, Norwalk, this morning.
They were captured near Hoyt street.
They took fright at the. pole. of the
wagon becoming unfastened.
Joseph L. lolegrove, cit-captain of the
South Norwalk police force, who has
been making brooms for some years :it
his home. in Hamilton avenue, will now
devote his entire time to the business.
I —'-Think of a man like Mr. A. A. Far-
land, who can hold an tudicncc for two
hours with a banjo.
The topic‘for the" brim niectiifi: at
the South 'Nrirw'nl" 'Tlongrtigaefoiud'
church, tomorrow evening. will be an
interesting one—“Thinking on Religious
Truth." Deacon Nelson Dickeriniin will
open the discussion.
Miss Howell. soprano Solo of New
York. a pupil of Frederick '1'). Bristol,
has been secured by the Men's Sunday
Evening club of the South Norwalk
Congregational church to sing at the
service next Sunday evening.
The annual session of the Connecticut
Grand Lodge of N. E. t). i’., will be
held iii New Haven today. It is expect-
ed that about 100 delegates will attend
In the afternoon a banquet will be held
and oiliccrs will be elected.
Thomas F. Nichols, aged fifty‘three,
who died at the Soldiers‘ Home iii Nom—
ton, Monday, was a brother of Mrs.
Ezra H. Parker and Mrs. George I. Bux~
ton. of Norwalk, He. was a widower,
but leaves one. daughter. Florence, who
makes her home with Mrs. Buxton.
The funeral of Charles J. Hill was
held from his late residence in West ave-
nue, yesterday afternoon. Rev. 5.15.
Pond officiated. There was a handsome
display of flower tributes. The pall-
bearers were nephews of Mr. Hill. The
interment was in the family plot in
Norwalk cemetery. , , .
—Sainple of Comfort Powder given
away tomorrow at toilet department of
Norwalk Boston store.
An express on the New York division,
Saturday afternoon. was stopped twice
between South Norwalk and New York
by a man who lost his new derby hat
while passing front one car to another
and wantedto get otf and get it. The
man pulled the bell cord. When the
train reached New, York. Conductor
Manning had him arrested.
Uncas Tribe. No. 2‘5. 1. f). R. M., held
every interesting meeting. last night.
”and (‘llilff‘fi'Cfl the adoption degree on
two candidates. Invitations are out for
the next sociable, the L‘ith inst.
The third anniversary of the Tribe will
be observed 'l‘uesdafithg 2Sth. The great
chiefs and delegations from Hammon-
aswtt,New Haven; Pauguseettflanbury.
and the two Bridgeport Tribes will be
present. -~ ,
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and cakes.’,' JULIET Consort.
“ Pure and Sure."
veland’s
BAKING PowmsK.
“l“have used Cleveland’s Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction in the preparation of breads, biscuits
, , , a, ‘
in ‘I n“ fl; ,
'itammnc’yoa'mwiu
notbu feature of the Daabury Fair
this year.
William A. Adam! hll applied for a
license to open a saloon at 10 Main
street. Norwalk.‘
George School). landlord of tho (lor-
inanla Hotel, has entirely recovered
from his recent illness.
The Barbers” Union will meet tonight
at l’ohlmau d: Thompson's shop in
Washington street.
John Wchle, of South Norwalk, will
sing in St. Paul‘s church surpliced choir
on iiitd after May It.
Schiller Stamm. l'. l). R. M., will
hold its anniversary in Mystic Chain
Hall. Tuesday. the 21st inst.
A. P. Sherwood. fixinerly of Norwalk,
has been elected lieutenant of the
Bridgeport Wheel club.
—l“ine shad. til' per lb. N. Y. ni‘k‘t.
Mr. and Mrs. William IIf‘SS, of (best-
not street, Norwalk, had it baby boy
born unto them yesterday.
Sherman (.‘ouncil. Royal Arcauuiii,
will meet tomorrow night, and confer
the degree on three candidates.
At the Methodist conference in New
Haven. the Rev. Rufus T. Umpor was
transferred to the New York Central
conference.
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The confirmation class of St. Paul‘s
church received instructions last night
from the rector, at the Chapel of ()ur
Holy Saviour.
George Govern. the popular night
'iiiter in Lane‘s restaurant, cut twool‘
his fingers quite badly last night with
broken glass.
Superintendent Payne. of the Air
Line division of the (j‘onsolidated road.
is preparing to move his family from?I
Daiibury to New Haven.
—~Mi.~‘s Fitch will hold a spring open-
ing at her Inillincry rooms, iii Wail
street. on Wednesday April Nth.
Harry Silvei'iiail. nephew of Miss
Georgia Clinton. of Lowe street. died
Friday at his home in l’iilzitia, N. Y..
and was buried yesterday.
Mortimer Denney photographed the
engine and crew l If ( ‘oiidiictor Mahoncy's
freight. train, tit the. Morwalk freight
house, this morning at .i Lo'cl«x~k,,
Rev. Kenneth MacKonsie gave iii-
strnctions and answered questions on
next Sunday's Sunday school lesson, at
the Congregational church, last night.
'l‘hnNoi'walk Mandolin club will en-
tertain the lichcloi‘s' Mandolin club, ufl
Bridgeport, Friday night, :it the resi—
dence of Mrs. Emily I3. Ely, Belden
place.
The fifth annual donation of (‘alvury
Baptist church. of Norwalk, will be
held in the. Atliena'um, 'l‘lnirsdi‘iy.
April 23, from .3 to 10:30 p. in. At S
o'clock a concert will be given.
——You only pay for the paper and
twine. We give you shad at U" per ll».
N. Y. market.
The Danluiry Dispatch says Fred Mc-
(lii‘l‘, bf Bridgeport. in a letter to ii
sporting man in Datihury. says that he
is desirous to light any man in Danbury
to a finish with five ounce gloves, t‘oii.
Sciilly preferred. Winner to take all.
Buckingham Post, (I. A. R., has ap-
pointed a committee to present a pet'-
t-ion to the (,‘ity Council of Norwalk ask-
ing that $5M be appropriated for the pur-
pose of buying flowers for Memorial
Day. .
Mrs. Charles E. Dow, of S Hanford
place. who has been in ill health for some
time, went to New York last week to
undergo an operation for the. removal of
a fibrous tiivuor. Her condition is con-
sidered critical, but many friends in
town hope for" her speedy recovery.
—-l)nly tlL' per lb. for shad. N.Y.m"k't.
At Stamford, Monday, :iii operation
for appendicitis \viis performed upon
Miss May Hungerford. The source of‘
the difficulty was T01llOVl‘d.bui iiifliiiiima- [
tion had spread so far as to establish at 3
least incipient peritonitis. ‘
Congressman E. J. ‘Hill, of this dis
trict. deserves praise for having secured
the largest amount ever put into an ap-
propriation bill for Bridgeport chantul
alone. Mr. Hill has worked faithfully
for the improvement of our commercial
facilities and he should have the credit
that belongs to his successful efforts.—
Bridgcport Standard.
Faundrrrf .Vcw Yuri Calling Si'hw'. i
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.014“, one two—wheeled l'nrt and
‘ nwziv.
(hum m A'W‘ * da-
tionuryeugine was shipped to Baton
“my“ tr»- ‘ .. . M.
The Ntfialk Fire Police quarters
will shortly be mnippod with .a the
alarm gong. '
Kaboom! Encampment, l. I). U. l"..
will confer the first degree on three can-
didates. Thursday night.
——~Agency Stamford Steam LaundryK
(i. ll. Dentoii, is Wall street. Norwal
The Floral Circle, of the Norwalk
Baptist churvh. will hold an entertain-
ment in the church. April Iii.
l’iiteut (\Iiiiiiiissioner John ti Scy-
inoiir. of Norwalk, is recovering from
his ieccnt illness at Washington, l). (f.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will hold its annual meeting
with Mrs. Noble, at the Norwalk
Congregational parsonage. Friday after-
noon at 'Iztio o’clock.
The monthly meeting of thef'entral
l'nioii of King's Daughters will be held
in the Norwalk Congregational chapel.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o‘clock. .\n-
nuul reports from the various circles and
an address by Miss Margaret Leitch. of
New York. will be given.
~—Wanted,painters,Decker. in Wash. st.
WESTPOIIT.
The annual meeting of the parish of
Memorial church. Westport, was held
Monday evening. when the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Wardens. W. L. ('oley. .l. S.
Jones; vestryiiien. A. S. iliirlbutt. (‘.
H. Taylor, W. H. Sturges. Eliphalct
(lriiy. D. B. Bradley, Jr.. It. K.
(limit. W. (l. Staples. W. l..
Taylor. F. N. Taylor. M. l). Hale,
John H. Bennett; clerk, John S. Join-s;
treasurer. (lould D. .lcllcffc: organist.
D. Marvin: sexton. W. H. Wells:
delegates to the convention, W. L. Ta)"
lor. W. (l. Staph-s; alternates, .loliii ll.
Bennett, M. l). Hale.
liai'ry (,‘ogcr has secured :i position
with E. N. Sipperly in Westpu't. and
will soon move his family here from
BMsforil.
I”. B. lluhboll, who has been with the
Eddy Electrical company. of Windsor.
for some time. has secured the position
of superintendent of the electric light
and water company's plant in Westport.
and will succeed James A. iatndon.
Lloyd Nash returned limbo: Saturday :
evening from a two \vi-cks' trip to Peter
burg. \‘a.
Miss Margaret .l. Siiifl'en has lam-ii
spending a few days with relatives~ in
Brooklyn.
William llager is being broke in as a
niotoi'nian on the Westport and Saiiga- ,
tuck Street. Railway line. /
Monday night, at the annual meeting
of Christ church parish, Westport. the
following o icers Wen-chosen: Ward-
ens.‘Edwari ll. Nash, Andrewi). Nash;
vcstryiiien. H. l. Jonas. G. S. Adams.
('. L, Wilson, Tiloyd Nash, ('liarlcs
l’ablc, H. E. Sherwmd, ll. A. Darrow.
.1. F. iiorhiim: clerk, George A. Darrow;
treasurer, ll. ll. Sligrivoml: cemetery
c miniittee, ('hni‘les Fable: rilelcgatcs to
(lbw-sail convention, Edward H. Nash.
Andrew f‘. Nash: alternates. ll, 1?.
Sherwood and George S. Adams: sex»
ton, ll. 1". llulklcy; organist, Miss Elsie
(‘. Sherwood.
Miss (‘arrii- (‘annoii is the guestof
New Haven friends. '
"l'wo new members were initiated by
Aspetuck Iiiwlge, K. of l’., at their regu-
lar meeting last evening.
Among recent patents granted is one
to B. l.. Toquet, of this place. for an
electric connector. '
Mrs. Vt'alterli. Smith will entertain
the Social Whist club at her‘ home in
Imperial avenue, thisreyening.
Miss We (‘urtis returned it her
home. in Daibury, Saturday evening.
after a week‘s visit with Mrs. E. Wini-
fred Keniper.
Miss Annie Burns. of Briilgeia'vrt, is
visiting Miss Sadie (Jamplwll.
Miss Julie Wheeler returned home
Saturday evening, from a week's visit
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. J. H. Hiitcliingson, 'of Brooklyn.
was a guest m’cr Easter of Mr. aitd Mrs.
Joseph L‘r. Hyatt. l
Lucius M.'l"'aniiiug and family are to:
move iii the. Daniel (.‘rossman place, and l
Charles W. Ball and family will occupy
Henry E. Jackson's house.
\Vcstport Division. Sons of Temper-
ance. will give an entertainment in their‘
rooms in the llurlbutt block, the first
week in )lliy.’ The committee having
the affair in hand are Misses Noiiiie ll.
Sanford, Clara Sanforddllary L. Graves.
Clara Graves, (.‘arrie i. Haitian. and
Joseph A. Fanning and .l. i‘harlcs Snif-
fen. Two plays. "The Tempted" and
“The Top Landing" will be two of the
features that will go to make up the
programme for the evening.
MITCHELL 8: SON,
. Auctioneers.
Will sell by I‘l’l‘nldl' Al'fi’l‘lllx on Saturday.
April It. ism‘v._iit"1n'v-‘lvwk 1-. in..at the bit»
resilience of V\ Illiiini l-i-rris. il-Iiviivton. l‘unn .
~i\ Milk i'oivs. one liiIll. one Ibo-w if. year.
III'Q‘ tin-k.
if ‘tnrmv sale will taki-
Ternis cash. .
for particulars
place the following )in until v.
inquire on the premises. as ..r
Beauty of Huh
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St. per Nil. 350 bsl. I00 pk.
F. D. LAVITOII ii 00., 22 South Main Street.
run Potatoes.
When Preparing for tho
Feasts
The luncheon or null] dinner we
cut youths tlneiit Ionielu from tho
printout meats to be found in the.
market.
Leg lamb, illc -r lb; fort-quarter
lamb, tic lb; fri-s ham. its-peril):
fresh shimmers. N! per lb; mrncd
beef from lt' to 12c -r lb; pure leafl
lard, It lbs for cat». 'e can save you |
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gold dollars !
Free Delivery.
New York Marketl
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
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EDWAR
Easter AttractionSl
Shirt waist business w
flue assortment of correct styles.
will be open for your i
to show them to you.
ribbon stock is always
styles. and colors. Very low prices.
Easter Gloves!
We have antici atedy
kid gloves are t ie very best for the. money. They are so pretty
this year, will do you
iamsi-iiii-nterics.
EDWARD
5 Gazette
Norwalk, - - -
Hf courm you are to have a newpair of kid or fabric gloves.
ill be lively soon, and we are preparing a !
The first Fltlplllt‘lli of 2.3 doz.
ns I'i‘IIUII Saturday. Would be pleased
\'e think they are about right“ ’l'liei‘
our pride. Full assorttiicnt of W'lfllllfi.i
our wants. Our Ill. “.23, “Jib and than
good tolook at them. New laws, and
STREET,
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JACK—soisigs PH 0
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Yombtnetho latest Style and Finish. Our aim s to give satisfaction I.
to our NHI’HIJP‘. and to furnish them
the Photographic Art. large collection of Children's Studies.
E. I. JACKSON
. 0verEMea
53 WALL STREET. -
with the the finest productions of
, Photographer.
d's Confectionery.
NORWALK. OONN.i
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Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ccupirsa portion of E. Gusowuki's
at Ire. corner of Wall and Water
Norwalk. Call and see the intro!
styleil in Ifata.’Chbs.»etc. a 23 if
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
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We try to keep inverything in th“
drug line, and will get any
article not in stock at
short notice.
R. H. PLAISTED,
as Washington St.
SoNurwalk, - - - Conn.
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The approval of the civilized“
and now men. women and l'llll- i
drcii of all age-s and condition»
which wheeling alone. can give. l'n‘ 3
usual interest is lillllllft'tlif‘fl in what Illf"
iiiz‘inufau'tnrcrs have in store for ".IIl.
..THE FALconsi?
We fell warranted in saying that a more}
H'i'vii'lmblr wheel cannot be produced,
foriiiu-qiialled ~be- and finish will be
fully maintainedduring the season :Ip-l
prnachiiig. (,‘all and sm- it and get a
catalogue.
.\ 'l‘aiiib-Iii for sale zit a bargain. l
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NORWALK i
PATTERN wears, l
c. Ii. Aisthorpo, Prop.
world has :it last been given.‘ ”
are rnjoyiiig the rccrI-ative pli-iiuiircsfz
and the high reputation 0f the Falcon -
.;,,. pi-y pm” in.- gallant... :tw Iii-1' -pi..rtv-i:
WERE BADLY BROKEN
By the grand rush for
Spring Suits,
Overcoats,
Neckwear, »
, Gloves,
and Hats
On Saturday. but their places have been filled by fliaW‘mtcs, and we are
again in firstichiss shape to supply .i 1 your wants in
our line. The
MEN’S SUITSsiiizai$550
Arc Worthy of more than a passmg rcmaik, but as we me giving just
as big values when you got a (I. 8. to. it. I; oi .n. dollar
siiii wc licsiliitc tosinglc out any Itiii'lltll.ill' one
and talk too muili about it, for fear We will
give you the lfll[)if?.‘\l'nil it' the only
good thing we hair. for
from sol b bring
tin: (Jaw
The GapsYou’ve Been Waiting For are Here
hTURli ()l’EN liVliNiNllS. .‘dllNii'i' lx’l'll"l'f\'lllil).
We invite you to come and see our style-r. lloy when you are ready.
consort” BROS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. Gil-"FIN, Mgr.
l'ntihtiu'k Virus. Masonic
lilll'g. Norwalk.
Conn.
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Going (BlindlyAhead (I
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Agent For
STABLE.
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FOR ’ lead to (lismlvr and will It i» r o-ult in ,
l CATTLE ." .i big fu.i crop, Anti; ' oi Want the l;
1 ch|°kan. l bi .I «ml you ".lIl get, ;Il‘.'l mu pant it in l',
and q the bar i'IIliIlillvvii, mmn Mil-LIIS im- ‘
. HORQESI r i'llt‘ Ip enough boom}- vtlt‘. llinwi'lluicc /
BEST timothy. I'lltt’lf'l‘. rwl top. rich. LIFT“ grim. ‘
‘ g i GRAIN ~v’l'l: :llltl ll.i[s,‘>~’1'l’l.vlbi-‘V p... f: intuit-i I
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' l ”VERY l5 Marshall Street.So. fiorwalk. l l
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FOX CYCLE co.,
1.’ Elizabeth fitrl'v-i’.
Soi'Tii NHIHYALK. ('i axial ‘l‘li‘l r.
And l'lllitl""*. Nui'walli'.
Mll‘fl he saw how
the dropper «.wiiw’w To: ,
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"Mill pour-cown, in: it has attracted
lwizr-b :i f'iifill of Vii-FM!” that the atwk has
lltf'i‘ll Iii'wrmi-e-d .II all the new designs
ioorl *llilfll‘w of" txudl page 7'» and the large
MUM ii-armm for small profits. Hui“
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.‘li-tllsl’s' .‘lislf'r'lltlr, Pictures.
l’lf‘lfi‘if’f" framed In order.
i’nintmg. i’;l}fl'fliliill,’lilf.,’, Decorating
and sign Writing, '
DECKI'J t,
7H Washington Street.
JUST ASSOON
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your
SWEET PEAS!
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Hf [-IIIL. lilo '. \klii'c‘ vlll‘l I i‘iiii-mii ill l‘l" mu.
turn. but noninll mo ,ciiio- and billml pirpln- -.
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HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
Henri for Catalogue.
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D and supply In w reine . . A lARGE STOCK .
Ill ‘1“‘5 “5 "“31 “3 w 3 of Wheels to select from.
they are. In N "ammo“.
0. tltciiiur' m 9 Strong. stylish. upvto-rlatc in all trim.
0. km ll ‘2 Isalénsiprnwments. . l
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PLAISTED'S U. D. JENNINGS,
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. CREAM! ‘ KNIGHT STREET,
It cures chapped hands and sore Norwalk, - - . ' Conn.
‘ ' ‘ 1. ' ' l Opp. Street Railway Depot,
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DIVIDEND NOTIcE.
‘ Norwalk, March in, ism.
l The llll'l't‘ll|f~ of tlii~ Ivnnk Iiiiit- tlii- aluv
l IIcharI-d a dividend at the rub- of [our III-r
Icent. perennuni to be "U'tlllml to 'lt‘imrlittf‘n
'April ht. and pIIinbic April tutti. Mm.
B)’ ”rib-r ml the lw-nrvl nf Illtu- WHY"
1. ll. CAMP. Aisling Dev: flll'l Treaty.
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