DISHES llEllE Mil THEE“ lllE
SEITIIIEL’S BENRTERS.
Inn. at Thu Nut they I» 1111 It.»
in Hulk. M 11m and W
9111111. not: w tour-wim-
Euroka L Idge will mhmm tonight.
.luais ll wt. of Wintiipuak, i111~e11ov1 1'
lug fmm the effect of a puralv tie stroke.
Mrs. George L. Taller, \1 ho has been
seriously ill with pneumonia. 1s 1‘1Wll111
in «ring
wily pun honing #51 north at (‘. Ii.“
llarvuy' sshoo stun1 yougit a painting
and frame worth $3.511.
Theodore H. Smith is making numer-
011s improvetneuts about his Camp street
residence.
Frederick W. Knapp. 11 driver for
John ll. Ferris. moved to Newburg.
N. Y.. today. ‘
Solu'tmcn Selleck and Merrill drove
ovrr the town roads. yesterday. prepara-
. tory to making the usual spring repairs.’
--Rr1c shad. 11 cents a pound: bucks.
11 cents. at‘liuyes' Market.
(icorgeR. Nash. who was ill with
app-mlieitisisnow able to 1111 about.
He will be unable to work for several
Weeks.
Tin1 Arion Singing society has accept-
ed an invitation to sing, ’l‘hnrsduy
night, at the fair of St. Peter's (it'rman
church. L
——Boy' 3 golf cats at 0‘ 31.1111 s.
Charles S. Ireland. the Elm (trove
place awning maker. is hanging an awn-
ing in front of Mrs. William ll. .lali'vis'
millinery store in Washington street.
Dr. H. C. Sherer will lead the 11111111-
ing at tho" Young Men's Christian
League llall, tomorrow afternoon at 3:131
o'clock. The subject will be “I'lxcuscs.”
—-B1'adv1'roti11e, 11o headache.
ache, no Bradycrotine.
Head-
Constaleand arrested Robert
Powers..lr., 1.':'t night, for ranking :1
disturbance at his home in Springwood.
Powerswas sentenced to four months in
jail with costs.
Frank A.l"11rrisis slowlv improving
but will not. ble 111st rant tin1 111
Monte 1111b 1 Q-tfiziith "awalk ("1111-
gregational church, Sunday. Thomas
Edwin [3111th will lead.
-—Youth's Alpines at O'Brien's.
William 13111111111. :1 Hebrew peddler,
was anested in South Norwalk, yester
day, for selling suspenders without 11'
license. The man was 11111111113, but
.l 111lge ilnbbell suspended sentence, pr1.-
vided the 1111111 got out of town at
once.
The 1111derbrnsl1 in the Ampintheatrc
lot, back of John T. Hayes' and Asa
Faucher's residences in Wilton avenue.
was ablaze yesterday, and the tire 1111111-
niunicated with the high board fence
surrounding the Norwalk Park. Mr.
Fancher kept the flames in check at
this point by wetting the fence.
-—Don't forget the closing out sale of
dry goods at M. S. Smith's.
Pioneer Castle, No. 1, A. 0. K. M. (1.,
met last night and conferred the Sir
Knight degree on (10011111. W. Spiccr and
Max Krause. Edward Beacom. of Pales-
tine Castle, South Norwalk, entertained
the Castle with some interesting re-
marks. The Castle will confer the
third or Round Table degree next Fri-
day night. if
-—C. H. Harvcyhas a special sale1f
ladies' shoes. Prices guaranteed 2S1 pil‘
cent. below any store 'in town. Picture
and frame almost free.
The farmers of Green's Farms, South-
port, Mill Hill, Greenfield, Westport.
Saugatnck and Weston, met Tuesday
evening to hear reports from committees
appointed to investigate the matter of 11
canning factory, and to subscribe stock
and pledge crops. Rufus Wakem‘an re-
ported $15,011)” pledged in Saugatuck,
of which Mr. Wakemau will take *3,-
000. Something like 237111111135 of corn,
seven or eight acres of tomatoes and
about the same of beans were reported
as pledged. About $500 of stock was
.subscribed at the meeting and J. H.
Jennings and Rufus Wakeman were up
pointed a comminee to look up the stock
needed to incOrporate.
——(let a $2. 5’10 painting and frame and
the greatest bargain of your life at C H.
Harvey' s.
/ Misses Mabel and F11 Shrl'llllu‘. 1'
:Fflink Sinith, last 1d.11t1 the Young
_ l engaged by D1. \daic l1i11t' surgeon 11f
' been secured and enjoyable program-
111111111111.
. Nov-walk.
-—Agency fiumfml‘ ,
(i. ll. Bantam 48 Wall
Warren Atherton. of min: Then-
logical mnbuu'y, in spa a few days
in town.
i
Smileld, of
and H2 1yt.
Misses Emma and
Standard. are visiting 2 '
R'itott Hill.
--Dunl11p 11nd Youm'
ti‘liricn‘s.
Miss Florence Bonn 1! Berkeley
streotJms mturned fro visit with
relatives in New t‘ana:
ylos. ‘91: at 1
ir. and Mrs.
strmtt.
New Haven, are gues
Henry 1’. Morgan, of
-—Mo11rniug bands 11 f rit'n‘s.
.11. s
Miss Lavinia and Ally-8‘
lda Hutchinson. of York. Will:
speudrlundav with tit lissw ll 1sh,
Gerard place.
\un meeting. to 1 resolutions
regarding the r1111 «1 of Water (‘om-
missioners, will be he: .\rion Hall,
I‘uoiulny night at it 11 c
The Asaph Colored t'ert c11111p.1ny,
of Willwrforce Univ.‘ . 11 ill give 11
concert at tho ‘2\'11rwnpongr1-gational
chapel. next Weduembight.
. ,.
l'prrcsstnan Williannapp's hom-
ran away in Railroad 1'». this morn-
ing. 11nd fell down on J roller true-l1- ,
bro: Iking 11 pol tion oflg. harness.
cwart banjo.
lot‘ 81: l\'11s. II
—-I1‘:1rlund uses th
For sale at half price
Wall street. Norwalk
—\\’anted.pai11terthcr.71.1 Washst
The Sunday seltojiildren of the
First Methodist Epiul church are
requested tobe at tfi'hnn'h at 11:21”
sharp tonight for relyal for the Eas-
ter concert. .. .
—S11e('. II. Harveynew advertise-
ment in another colt:
Connecticut..ocesun Union.
Brotherhood of St. Jrcw, will Inert
in Wallingl‘ord at 'l’aul‘s t'lllm'h
about the middle of: t2 June. Some
se1 "-e11t,1-ti1c delegatdt' 111111-1111.
,-,.,
«Attend the closiput
goods at \I. S. Smith
The
sale of dry
The gnunashnn 1ss was 1111 by
Mm‘ 1‘: Christian L111!1 hall. ( lies-taut
street 2. The class “large. but I‘ rank
carried the class drilrough with 1111-
thusiasm.
Dr. Bean, of Won“ 111111,l111s b11111
St. Bartholdmow s, 11'o.1t and Nose
liospitalclinc, of NtYorlt city. to as-
sist on his stall‘ of optors three even—
ings a week for threionths.
—(iroat closing savf dry goods now
going on at 11. H. 8111‘s
Rev. ll. I1}. Wing 1‘. leave the city;
Saturday, for Baby] I1. I . when he
will preach his tirst‘mon, Sunday, to
the members of ldieW charge. Ilis
f1unily will not loathe city until llllt‘
next week—Ansot‘t'h111tincl.
—l.'111l11'11lla~‘. 1111611111sat' O'Brien‘s.
”4‘, fl ,
()110 of the rear This slipped off of :1
11 lumber box wagolriven by Edward
Mills. of Broad Ri) this afternoon, as
it was coming uphill Main street.
Mr. Mills was thré out of the wagon,
and the horse starlto run away but
was captured Veryicklv.
—W11 do not pro; to .1111 ertlse 111'11 y
111.1111 separately wove tor sale (11 to
rent, as space wounot allow it: but
we positively assdthat we have the
largest and most dolete line of farms,
houses 11nd mountr-ats of any agency
in the twin citierfilitchell 11 Son, :11
Wall street. .--
City Attorney .Tl. Light, of South
Norwalk. has beet-1nding several days
in town visiting T his brother Fred»
erick, on Park stn The recent 1118s of
his eldest son, 11 “2hr 11nd ptomising
lad of (11011111 ye: 11:11:15 so aliecte (1 him
that he felt the niofawc 1ek‘s rest and
quiet. H11 has 9 1st of fri1- nds here
11110 sympathize 311 him and his wife
in their bereat-ut—New Canaan
Messenger. ; .
—Tl1e concert;- be given by Mrs.
Anna Dunning Eh will be held in the
Union school vha Vednesday' evening,
April 171th. Thirst vocal talent has
me will be givei I11 order to defray
the cxpensesof thmcert the small sun)
of teucents adnion will be charged.
“ Pure and sure.”
:eVelam s
BAKING Pentium
“ I am cominced Clevelands is tl urest baking
powder made and I have adopted it lusively 1n my
cooking schools and for daily househo -se.
M15. S. T. Roan, Priuipal Judi/1:~ Cooling Salad.
1 , ‘
A”?
l.
.‘8
1’
2' ha. you don't look much as though you
‘1 took your own medicine. I can tell you.
. professor at tho Johns Hopkins hospital.
‘ glow in tho sky inirl indicated a great
body of 11 human being, transformed to
m that: mm M
have hen all! duties- churn-whom
namtmnlona time until thoymt
min-1 «on other in n lull/111111 avenue
cur last evening
The bigger one was accompnniol by I
pale. delicate man who bore n lunch
neared expression, while the other ox-
collegian. one of those fellow: with a
Itenturinn voice, 111111 alone.
They chunk hands eflnsively and then
begun on exchange of trminiseetu'eu. in
which such frugmentsau ant."l)un't you
remember the’ 113' game at Princeton?"
and “What“ I become of Jack So and-
Io?" were distinguishable all over the
car.
Then the one with tho voice became
more personal in his remarks:
“Do you remember, old man. how
you nlu aye intended to be 111111111111": Ila.
‘Fttithlnl unto death.’ no doubt. to your
motto. Ha. ha! l'll bet you enjoy cut-
ting ot’l' legs and arms 11nd taking out. old
‘insides' and putting in ne11'ones. hay.
haven't you killed otf more than you've
saved?"
Tho pale. scared man was sinking
rapidly into 11 faint. The big man braced
him 11p and turning to tho 1.1111 with tin:
fog horn who paid:
"I or heaven‘ .«1 sake ho quiet! I' In 11
and this is 11 patient I‘m takingtbere
for an operation. "
The fog hum voice and its owner
nearly got killed trying to get 111! before
thoear arrived at tho cornea—Balti-
more Telegram.
Ill. l'mbrolln.
A young man was riding down town
the other evening ll’tl Euclid avenue car.
He took the front seat and held in his.
hand 1111 umbrella which had been given
him as 11 birthday present. 011 tbo seat
facing him was it lady with a pn '11'ions
infant boy. evidently about. 1'1 years old.
The youngster regarded the young man
with rapt attention for a few moments,
and then his eyes wandered to the um-
brella. Ho gazed at it in silt-111111 for a
second; then he wriggled in his seat.
clapped his hands and shoutrd:
"Uh. 1111111111111. doesn't that look like
papa‘1: 11111b1'ella?"
"Hush! hush! my child. said the
mother, patting the1 prodtgyon the head.
"l’apa Was looking for his umbrella
this evening. wasn’t he, 1111111111111?" coir
tinned the child wander.
“Yes. yes. but he found it, said tin
mother hurriedly 11.11 the ct_1111'11rsation
11'11sbeeou1ing of ext-ceding interest to
the occupants of two rows of seats.
11
it
“Why, 1111111111111," Contnmed the
youngster, "you know he didn't. Why,
you told him that he didn't know
enough to keep an umbrella Why,
m11n11n11"--
At this stage tho young ma. got up
and left the car.--(Jlu,veiund Plain Deal-
GI‘. "' "
A Story of tho Prince.
In England the following is regarded
as “a good story about the l’uuw-of
Wales," and perhaps as not rellet'tnig
upon the newspaper man: "His royal
highness has often gono to .«1-11 big firm.
Once after the opera ho strolled unat-
tended .toward a spot. where the red
conflagrution. Seeing a newspaper on
porter taking notes, the prim-o asked
him for details. which were of course
readily given, especially as tho identity
of tho questioner was known to tho jour.
11111ist.At the 111111 lusion of tho ('1111111
sation the princo uttered the, rep 11t11r r11 |
cigar, which the latter c111r1t‘11lly wrap i
ped in 1111 011111 lopo and :1 laced in his
pocket. "Why don t you smoke it "’ s1 1idI
tho prince. ‘Becnuso I’m not likely ever
to get another cigar from tho Prince of
Wales, so I mean to keep this one as a
111enn1nto.’ The prince laughed g1212dna-
turod‘ly, and bringing out his case agrun
yeplic'd, ‘Well, you had better have an-
othcr one—this time to smoke,’ "
Prehistoric Literature In America.
The only evidence that has ever been
found going to show that the, prehistoric
cave dwellers of Ann'rica had a written
language was discovered for the iirst
time in the year 1591. In tho summer
of that year Professors Shah-1' and War-
ren, the former of Yale college, made a
thorough exploration of what is known
as Falling Spring cave. in the Sc.
quatchio valley, state of Tennessee, and
therein found incontrovertible, evidence
that the prehistoric Americans were a
race of civilized beings. possessing 1:
literature 11nd an alphabet. In one of
the galleries of the cave they found the
stone by the salts and silica in the drip-
ping water, and near by a large oval
slab, upon which were carved 4137 words.
In all these words, some of which can
tainod nine and ten letters, only 32 dif-
ferent characters were used, proving
conclusively that their alphabet was one
of 32 letters only—«5t. Louis Republic.
A Bind] Mun.
People always seem to be more or less:
interested 1n seeing men at work on new
buildings. On a building under con
struction up town there was a man up
on the fourth or fifth story who was.
hoisting water from the ground. He had
a beam rigged out. with a fall at the
end of it, and a bucket attached to the
fall. There was a barrel on the ground
below, and when he wanted water be
lowered the bucket down to the barrel,
dipped it himself from above and hoist-
ed away. He didn't want any help; all
he asked was to have the. barrel kept
full, and he would do the rest—Sew
York Sun. ‘
A Double Life. ‘ .
The Searcher whizzed around the cor-
ner, and Perry escaped getting run over .
only by an undignitied dodge.
“I Wonder who that idiot was?" hcl
said. l
“He 3 the walking gentleman in De l
Hamme Muctor‘ a company,’ 'said Har-
greuves.
“Well, he may be a walking gentle—
man, but he’s an unmitigated hog when
he’s riding. "—Cincinnati Enquirer.
GURES CHAPPED HANDS.
2.2221 Fm”. D quroN 11“ co.
Indium loans,
Dried Peas,
15cd
Peter Henderson l: 0033
Vegetable 3
nd Flower seeds!
F. D. UWTON & 60., 22 South Iain 51111111;
11111511 Preparing forthe
Feasts
'l'hr lunch-21111 or 1111.1” drum-22' 1111'
11111 111111 1'21'1222- t. l2l"'1il 1112 1112-11-11» from W"
primed 1llr‘iU“ Err it [11114le
marker.
it"; lamb. loo- ” 11 IE». Tiidru‘iiqjh'!
lamb-.111- Yiw: irrelt b.1111. 111121;»1'1‘ .
fresh shoulders. 1'21- p 11' 1l2z.2<'22.~:1o-11
ln-if from i- to l ‘ tw-r‘lll1.g.~.n.1«-' .11 .11
lard. 2“. itw M! .1511". We -1 11111 2-.11112- 31"111
izldtl dollar's
F1111» “#1111111”.
New York Market
VIII“ 5. IVEBS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD
STREETE
Special ol‘l'
Black Dre
Suitable for s11it<.:111d separate skirts.
1111 11111‘.
your opportunity to supply your wants 111
muslin costs.
and have placed them on sale.
g11111lsln11-ts,$l.tlt11 pan'.
751'. EN- :1nd upwards. 'l‘o thos- who it
sheets and pillow cased. Would say. the .1121
the same as l‘1ef111'11.
'l'lie asstnrrnn-Itt‘. 1s lim-
'l‘lu1 line of plain and figured 11111l1a11's:11'1_1l.~l1111'1212.o212«1 1--
\\'1- have made a large port-
The t‘I‘IltIIMt‘ntne-s
em 11;; 1'!
ss Goods!
Manse 'k111""1t' 11-1 't- 1‘
111 .131111pii1vtw'. 3-1111 :«
ducts and. piil1 1w 1"...«11 '11.. .1111 :11” than 1511'
hum- of almv 1'1. 11:11:1111'l111'111 t":- animatzt-aw».
EDWARD
.'v Gazette Building,
Norwalk. - - . - —
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5 I REET,
- « Umrtm‘tamt.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Latest Style and Flnidi.
toonrt-utr1111s.;1111ltol‘111'11i1d1tl11-111 with the tho 1“; 11
Large collecti- 2111
tho l’botum'at-l1l1: Art.
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Photographer.
Over F‘. .‘Ioad'a (31'1iii1vr1rj11111-ry.
53 WALL STREET. . .
NORWALK. CONN.
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Shorty Sherwood, Hatter! I
()ccupirsn portion of l". Guuow-nki' s
More corner of “ all and \‘l uter SH. ..
horwalk Call and see the latest
styles in Iluts. Cape, etc. a '13 Li'
Plaisted,
Druggist.
._._..._()..__...
We try to keep everything in th“
drug-line. and will get any
article not in stock at
short Notice.
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OUR
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT:
Is carefully managed, and we 11.«11
all the. improved 1111atl11'1ds
and supply new reme-
dies as soon as
they are in
the mar-
ketll
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bottles.
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PATTERN WORKS,
c ll. Aisthorpe, ng.
mt: 211 lE1111; :11 -'1
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HARTFORD ,
' BICYCLES
'll‘l11rlli1est imbecile mm the 111112111111 D,
fill" Tilt? FlTrlitI‘C'. $11 .1 £1,111“ «[1150,
l BICYCLE REPAIRING
W e. haw 31pm: timll 1111111111 in than at
of our repair nllflmmttmucnt hie/1v
iwheels am" to airtime to re mu Pur-
r honors oil wheelie taught to ride
tree. Caxill for catalogue.
Columbia Agenci
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WERE BADLY BROKE
lly the grand 11122l1 11-1-
Spring Suits,
Overcoats,
Neckwear,
Gloves
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again in first 1i11ss shape to
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14 SOUTH Mi-‘ll‘k ST
1South Norwalk,
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MILFORD A. GlFFli‘1l,ii/'igr.
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FOR 11311111 -' '111111. 1!] 111 111 -1:i2 in ’4‘?!
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