THE SOUTH ' NOBWALK
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REVISRFIIIEIIRRWIIKS
MSIIER IIERE AIII “WERE BY TIIE
SEIIIIEL’S REPRRTERS.
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Russell. son of Colonel Frost. is ill in
New York. W ..
.1. II. Inuder, the colored grand juror
of Norwalk, has departed for new fields.
Mrs. 1'). T. I'lnrr. of (Irecn'sh‘nrtns. has
taken aboy from the Norwalk (‘hildn-n's
Home.
Repairs are being made to tht1 old
Silnonds foundry in Mechanic street.
Norwulk.
A special meeting of the Scandinavian
society will be held in (lermania Hall.
tonight at ‘1 o‘clock.
“round was broken this morning for
(louncilnnm W. H. Smith's new house
in Morgan avenue.
~l’1uler1M'ski of the banjo at Hoyt's
tonight.
Kabamia Eta-ampment. l. (I. H.1"..
confern-d th11 Patriarchal degree on live
candidates last night.
(tilleer Kenny is on duty in Korwnlk
today to relieve Chief of Police Bradley,
who is taking a day ofl'.
Mrs. Sherwtx 11], formerly of l l Beldeu
avenue, is now retiding in Lewis street.
and she has decided to rent her house.
Rev. Mr. Stern,“ (.‘oruing, N. 1',.
has been delegated to preach in St.
Peter's German church, next Sunday.
Street (Ionnnissioner Briggs has s1v-
erul extra men at work this Week clear-
iug out the gutters all over South Nor-
walk.
Street Connnissioner Kellogg had
men at work, yesterday, cleaning up the
streets about the business portion 11f
Norwalk.
-—I)un1ap and Yonman styles, .16 at
(1' Brien s.
The f11111iture,liorscs and carriages of
S l".(i:11'dinor 111111has pur1b.Lsed the
Barntnn place at :1. . ortb avenue, ar-
rived yesteiday from Waterbury.
Edward Applebee. Illt' plumber. yes-
terday connected :1. four inch water pipe
with the main in Railroad place. to run
the fans in Paul t-ichultzc, Jr.'s market.
—Agency btfllll—TTl—l‘t-l" 311...... Laundry
(1.111. Denton, ~18 Wall street, Norwalk
The Helping Hand Circle of King s
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
church will give a musical and literary
entertainment in the Athena-11m to-
night.
Warren Smith, of ('. l1}.h’cymour's
grocery store, who has just recovered
from the irieaslcs, was obliged to go
home yesterday, suffering from [a bad
cold.
Evelyn Mcriwethei', the litth,1 daugh-
ter of Mr. and his. T. W. Meriw1t1'1e1
of 79 Franklin avenue, has just recover-
ed from a three 11111-ks' illness of measles,
followed 11y chills and fever.
—Boy' s golf caps at 0' Brien '.s
“round was broken yesterday for the
cellar of the. new house which Willis
Woodward, of New York, will erect on
the Chichestcr property in West avenue,
south of Alexander Seinple's residence.
Architect Ferris Mort-house has drawn
plans for a six-roo1n Queen Anne cot-
tage for Harry H. Finch of Taylor ave-
nue, and plans for the three cottmres
Herman Quittner will erect in Lowe
street. __{ .. ‘ ‘
Councilman A. B. Hill,chairman of
the. sewer committee of the (Jity Council
of N11rwalk,inspectcd the Union place
sewer today. (1. W. Raymond made. a
complaint about the sewer at the (Bonn-
cil meeting, Monday night.
Hamilton, son of R. L. Comstock, left.
South Norualk on the 11" ...7 train.
yesterday morning, for New York cit1,
where he will remain for three or four
weeks, undergoing tr: atment in the
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital.
Many friends extend sympathy.
A W. Libby. assistant superintend-
ent for the Prudential Insurance cone
puny, is leaving Bridgeport to take
charge of South Norwalk. Mr. Libby
has been conne c ted with the Bridgeport
Temperance league for the past eighteen
months and has been an earnest worker
in the temperance cause in this city and
leaves a good many friends be ~hind him.
——Bridgeport Post.
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11111 Ihmwln Smaserhnnd will 111.11.
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Hall.
The Easter music will be repeated
at. the Norwalk Cougwgational church.
Sunday.
wl'ndm-llas and canes at (I'llrien's
Herman Miller has “signed his 111.11
tion as baker for W. ll..1onos, and mov-
(‘11 to Stamford.
Spencer & (‘11. have swung a new
awning to the breeze in front of their
Norwalk jewelry store.
Mrs. 11. Welslmrg has opened a grow
cry store in l1‘ranl: l". llyxlwe'sbuilding.
at 1211 South Main street.
The Norwnlk l~‘ire Police will meet
tmight. when several important matters
will come up tor action.
Willi-1 Kavanagh has left the employ
of W. It. Bates, :1 Norwalk grocer. II:-
is till('l!t“(‘(l1.ttl by Fred .\Inlkin.
—.\Iourniug bands at ()‘Brien's.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
will rehearse tomorrow night. All Ite~
bekah sisters are requested to be present.
The final game in the handicap pool
tourney at the Academy takes place to-
night. The prine 11 acostly fancy cue,
Frank A. Ferris is quite sick at his
home. "lllahogany Corner." Paii'tield
avenue. 111~ was slightly improved to-
day. \
-—Roe 11111111. .11 cents :1 pound: bucks.
11 cents. at Hayes' Market.
Selectman Selleck will semi Henry
Daynard's family to Bridgeport to III
taken care of by the Bridgeport authori-
ties.
"Ki" Thompson snared a three and
one-half pound pike in the river back of
the Norwalk imttery. yesterday after
noon. {
The Elite Social club will meet in (he
Mahackemo Hotel tomorrow night at ’1
o‘c]111'k.to arrange for :1 sociable the lat-
ter part of the month.
Mrs. Melville Silliman. of (‘enter are
one, entertained the ( Ioldcn Hour circle.
of the. Norwalk Baptist church, this
afternoon.
~Youth's Alpine; at (I'Brien's.
Rev. l'. (I. .\Iohr. of (icorg-etotvii.
will preach in the Norwnlk Baptist
church Sunday, in exchange with ltev.
l". E. Robbins.
A box sociable will be held on Wed.
nesday at the residence of Henry Hamil
ton, in West Norwalk. by the ladies of
the linion chapel.
—Mrs. Jarvis,
has secured the services of Miss
Latimcr, the stylish millincr,
Aikcn's, New York.
hi1 Washington street
A. 1')
from
The usual 111': .1ing service at (trace
church, will be omitted Sunday.
Services will be hcld,instcad, at 1:211)
o'clock in the afternoon.
William .1. Baxter, of 1‘.’ Harriet
street. died last night, aged forty-nine
years. The funeral wtll beheld Satur-
day afternmn' at 3:30 o'clock.
The woodland on the (tenet :11 Tav-
lor estate, at the. rear of Taylor 11111111111
and West street, was burned over yes-
terday, making a big blaze.
The Ladies‘ society of St. Peter‘s
church will begin 1111 Monday the col-
lection of contributions for their fair,
Thursday night of next week.
A party of Masons from St. John's
Lodge, of N1‘11'11'alk,went to Westport,
last night. to visit Temple Lodge and
witness the W1 1.1king of the third degree
—Very best 1-lgin creanu-ry butter, 2111‘
111.; 71 lbs, $1.10. N. Y. Grocery ('1).
At the thirty-first anniversary celebra-
tion of the freedom of slaves in the Uni-
ted States, held in Bridgeport last night,
Rev. Johnson W. Hill. of Norwalkanade
an address. ‘
The funeral of Charles ‘R. Helmci
will be. held tonight, at 8:171 o'clock, from
his late residence in Hamilton avenue,
and willlbe private. The remains will
be taken to New York tomorrow morn— ,
mg 011 the~ 10:15 o'clock train, for burial
in Evergreen cemetery.
John Vogt-l, whose alleged 111arriagc
to :1 Bridgeport young lady was rec-111111111
in yesterday‘s Sentinel, states that such
was not the fact. and that when he gets
married he will inform all his friends.
The reporter received the report from
Harold I'Ihner Hawkins, who. it was
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thought. was a reliable source of
information.
“ Pure vand Sure. .
“ I am convinced Cleveland 5 is the purest baking
adopted it exclusively in my
powder made and 1 have
cooking schools and for daily bonsehold use.
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In. S. T. Roan, Priua'fal l’itilaiquie Coating 51M}.
III" II MUMTIII OTIIIIR.
timer Baler It»: Mom than Amy. Lupin.
Fence: and Wmtlng the Wagon.
(tremor Walter 11.. 131111111. of Main
s1met.Norwulk.drove home to dinner.
yesterday. and left his horse and wagon
utnndingin thuyard back of his house
at It (‘hcstnut street. When he board the
1.1111111111111111: the Danbury road ap-
proaching. he ran out of the house to
look after the turnout. The horse be-
came frightened at the train. however,
and broke away from Mr. Bates. 'l‘car-
ing the bridle 1111' he jumped over a 1.1111.-
f1~nct~ into a vacant lot, taking the wag:
1111 with him. llunning across the lot
the horse scaled the division fence into
(icorgo ll. ()nintnt'd's yard. 1111 then
~t11'ted for the street, and in his Ilight
crashed into the fmnt stoop of Mr.
Quintnrd's residence. whore the wagon
becanu~ 11 (Hitlplclt‘ wreck. The horse
ran through into Henry street, where he
was thrown. Home bystaitders captur-
od him and at this juncture .\Ir. Bates
111111111 up anl took charge of the WM k.
The horse was a new one and this was
his first attempt at running away. Mr.
Bates has had several runaway horses.
but the ncwoncs seems to be just as ,'
ball as those he gets rid of.
IIISTRIBUTINI} FISH FRY.
Work 11! the State 011.111.1111... oI Fisheries
and (lame.
The(‘ommissioners of Fisheries and
(i:11nc,llubert Williams. of Salisbury:
Abbott (‘. (‘ollimc of Hartford. and
James .\. Hill, of Lyme. met at the cap
to! in Hartford, yesterday. They have
mapped out a large :nnount t1f\1'ork for
the coming season, and they met yesteiu
daytoeomparc notcsas to the proper
pondsand lakes in which to place the
millionsot‘ fresh water smelt and pike
perch. 'l‘ln111nginect', ll. 1". Keith, c111-
ploycdby the commission to ascertain
the fresh aml salt water area of the
state. submitted his report. The dis-
tribntion of brook trout fry is going on.
over 5110,1101! having been distributul.
and there remain over boom to be iii...
tributed during the next thirty days. It
is the comniissioncrs' plan 111 have every
.u-reoi' water open to the public thor-
oughly stocked with the fish adapted to
it. and they believe one acre of water
can be stocked and that acre produce
more lood than can be gotten from 1111.1
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Retail Merchants" Association.
New ”.1111 11 1'1 tail lIIcl'c 'hants‘ plan to
unitcthe leading retail 111111'1'hants of
every city in I‘onnecticut, including
.\Iorwalk and South Norwalk, is an or-
ganizution similar to that now existing
in New Haven ----- the New Haven Retail
.\ierchants‘ 'l‘he I'nnda-
nn-ntal principle of the New Haven
Merchants' association isa recognition
of the mutual 111' mill to be 111- rivcd front
t't)-(I]I(‘rIlIIIHI. 'Ihc'11w11:11i1nass111'ia-
tion 11.11 formed thxec vents and nov'
11: 1s 1.111 11111111111114 who h; We paid 1111\1
dues for 1111'1'11rrcnt ye .u'.
association.
Piled their Furniture in the Slrrel.
Constable 'I‘homas ”out this after-
noon dispossessed 11'1'ancis 1'}. Anderson
from :tparmcnts in Prospect avenue.
Anderson and his family 11'1-1'11111'11111'1'11
out and their furniture piled 1n
the street. This action wasin accord
ance with the recent suit brought again-
.~tt Anderson in the town court.
WINNIPAUK.
Edwin Henderson will preach at the
Christian I'Indcavor prayer meeting this
evening. The postponed business meet-
in'1 will be held.
Misses l""lotcnre anil' Blanche I'.lls of
Norwalk, spent yesterdav with Miss
Marion London. .
~.1p11unds 1.11.11.11.11..." b.1eon t"111 in)
cents, at llaycs' Market.
Binks—The doctor advises short, quick
runs several times a day. but he says
the exercise will do 1111- no good unless it
has an object.
.links— Iuy a straw hat. ,
The man 111111 hasn't sand enough to
refuse a 111 1p vear proposal, deserves the
kind of :1 wife he. will get.
“Hubby. 111 .ll', 1 can't wait to tell
what 1' in going to buy you "' "Darling
wife, what is it?" "Well [in going to
get you a silver card—tray, :1 bronze
Hercules for the mantel-piece, and a
new Persian rug to put in front of my
dressing-table. What are you going to
do for 111e, Tootsy?" "I've been think-
ing, Jane, and have about concluded to
get you :1 new shavingbrush."
Miss Wickars—They tell me, profes-
sor, that 1011 have 111: Ne red all modern
tongues? Professor Polyglot—Not ex-
aetly, not exactly; all but. two—my
wife'. ' and her mother's!
"(Jannot then my tears reach your
he art?" subbed thc( irc:ts.’~i:111 princess.
"Certainly not." answered the Indian
rubber man with visible asperity. "Do
you take me for an impostor'."
Miss Bullion—Papa says we :an't be
married until you are able to support
me. ‘
Adorer—(ireat 'Scott! Does he want
his only daughter to die an old maid.
"I wonder if Johnson tells the. tmth
when he says his wife. has such a sunny
disposition?‘ “t 11’ course. 1 he does
Every time he does not do exactly as she
wishes she makes it hot for him "
F”. D LAWTON 81 00
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Indium Beans,
Drlod Peas,
Peter Henderson 1. 00311
Vegetable a
F. D. LAWTOII 81 00., 22 South MainStroet.
EDWARD
Easter Attractions!
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tInc assortment 11f1'11111'1t stvh' s.
will be open tor y'ont inspet tion Natmday.
111~lt11w th1n: to 11111.
ribbon stock Isahvaysonr pride.
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styles. and colors.
Easter Gloves!
tlft'11111'~1~\1111.tr1 11111.11'1 1 11111' pair of 1.111 or 111111.1' 1.11.11»
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this rear, will do 11:11 good to look at the -n:
p. 11.5. m: uteri-1s.
EDWARD
1'1 Gazette Building.
Norwalk, - -
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nd Flower Seeds!
When Preparing for the
Feasts
'l‘he luncheon or small dinner we
eat you the Iinest mom- ~11 from the
primed 1111.111: to be found in 1111
market
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lamb 1'..- 11-. (1'11 11 11.1111. 1111' pet lb;
frc~11 shouldtrs. '11 per 11:211'111111-11
ln'v'f from 11' to He per 111'. pure leat'i
lard. :1 lbs for ’.'-'11". We can save yon ,
gold dollnls' I
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New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
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l"ull assortment of width-.
y low prices. .
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but I"1111111-1non-\ 'l"h11:111 511 [1.1111'
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(tor aim ~ to giw ~111.'.etlon
toonrpatronu. andtotnrnl hthemwlth 111-1 the Ilnest 1111-1. tion- of I
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E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
(her FJIeudsI'.‘o:.I'1~ctIv1n1~ry.
53 WALL STREET. - -
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NORWALK, CONN. I
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Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
()1cnplesn portion of 11.. (11111011111111 :1
store. corner of “1 all and \\ ater 5th.,
Norwalk. (11111 and see the latesi
styles In llats, CtlllH, etc. ‘ Jltt
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
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We try to keep everything in th"
dt'ng line, and will get any
article not in stock at
short notice.
25
Will always cure. and 51) cent
bottles.
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PATTERN WORKS, 3
C. H. Aisthorpe, Prop. 1
BICYCLE REPAIRING!k
“1: 'have aprat tica! man in charge.
of our repair department. New
wheels and tandems to rent. I’ur.
Chasers of wheels taught to ride
free. Call for catalogue.
The Caps You’ve Been W. .111
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