.
“Jugwtw
3"! nor H mm
m
”haunt-M mounds are being
planted with pussies. ‘
r111 Liquor new association ‘w'l'u
not in Norwalk tomanlw.
so lain street, Norwalk. to West lain
lisshuuieiseymourisillwithtoasi-
litisat hsrhomeinChastuatstreot.
Hmslk.
Theyaeht 11mm. 1- .1 herlfor-
walk moorings, having been repainted
and overhauled.
Lulu Jones. a colored vagrant, was
ssntbackwlfewYorkqestardayaiter-o
nccu.bythe!iorwalk selectmen.
Au additiouisbaing'blilt'iothe resi-
denoeofl’rincipal w. 0. Facts. South
lain street, into which he has just
m1 - 1 '1' .
W
—-The Imperial Cafe is the leading
restaurantof South Norwalk. Private
dining-rooms up sthirs. Best of table
heard, u per week.
0. 8. Ferry Commandery, Ito. 7.
Union Veterans' Unioi't. will meet Fri-
day‘ night. A large attendance is re.
quested. _______
1.. s. mw'w'my 111
to the store in Hoyt's Theatre building
occupied by the Singer Sewing Machine
002W
mCharles E. Roberts. of West Ha-
van, was in South Iorwalk. yesterday.
to visit her brother, Robert Morton, who
is seriously ill.
1'11. Bridgeport 5...;1 of health deems
it unnecessary to quarantine measles ,
and at 9, meeting held recently decided
to abolish the system.
John ’J. Clane, James'hisson, and
JwevO'Brien. of CompanyJ", have
been honorably discharged, their term
of enlistment having expired.”
ment in in co n
The Woman’s Christian Temperam'e
Union will hold its regular. weekly
meeting with Mrs. R. F. “skin. 1?»
Day street. Friday afternoon at 8 o clock.
._.‘_..__.
' .. J I! a 1.
-—Get a $2. 50 painting and frame and
the greatest bargain of your life at C. H.
Harvey's. .
Mrs. William S. Knapp. Jr., who has
been in the Norwalk hospital for several
months. was discharged yesterday, and
taken to her home on the Silvemline
road.
The solid silver trumpet presented to
Hope Hose company by Storm Engine
company, of Derby, will be exhibited 011
Saturday iu‘A. W. Austin’s jewelry
store window.
The J. T. Prowitt company has the
contract to renovateiGrace church rec-
tory.l The company's men are also re-
painting the residence of J. D. ,Kimmey,
in West avenue. '
Union Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, met last night and made arrange-
ments for its smoker to be held in the
Wise
as“
hall in Swartz 8r. Corbett's block, .Wedm
nearby, the 29th inst.
—Ladies’ and children's matinee at
Hoyt's Theatre, “Saturday, “Rip Van
Winkle." _
The South Norwalk Union school dis-
trict tyof one and one-quarter mills,
on the list of 1895, will be due and pay-
able May 1. Collector F. A. Tolles will
receive taxes ,on and after that date at
, G. C. Stillson'sdrug store, 82 Washing-
ton street. .. .
Prof. J. Henry Hynen, of Norwalk,
has succeeded Miss Julie. Toomey as or-
ganist of the Sacred Heart church. He
is a composer of merit and comes highly
recommended as an organist. He will
take up his residence in this city. —
Bridgeport Post _
Next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o 'clock
Constable Thomas Hunt will sell to the
highest bidder. at the sign- post' in South
Norwalk, certain property belonging to
William H. Hoyt, late proprietor of the
Duncan Iron Bailing Works in Water
street, to satisfy an execution of $29l.70.
——Blue fish, 106 lb. N. Y. Market.
If
. “5:1“me
call
Jet wf'
also tranpswsrehdasdst the not.
mamas-11.1.1.
Justise B. I. lie-slainWiltoutoday,
Whmmwflehflm.
Alargs iatheisbeiug placed oaths
grunnddcorofthslicrwalklronkas.
lr.iiuatlay.sf0ersrd place. 11 re
wraingfiemanattaekcf pneumonia.
Harry Street. Raymond Brothers
hastilngsisrk. isostafter a flw days’
illness.
Oflcar Keuuey, of the Norwalk
squad. was sick last night. and Oillcer
Hunt was on duty in his place.
The bill for the Gosling brook culvert
repairs has not yet been presented to the
Board of Selectmen for payment.
—ii madam, your husband has head-
achointhemorainggivc him adoscoi
Bradycrotine.
.TthanghtersofErin will givetheir
iirst sociable Friday night at the Athe-
nmum.
The Norwalk iron Works company
today shipped a large air compressor to
the Sterling Coal and Cash company, in
lisnti, Utah.
The regular monthly sociable of the
Epworth fatigue, of the Norwalk Metho-
dist Episcopal church, has been postptm-
ed for one week.
Theremains of Jeremiah O'Donnell.
who died in Nangatnck, were brought
to Norwalk today and buried in St.
Mary’s cemetery.
——Lcave your orders for lobsters at
Hunt 61: Zelnif's market.
Dr. A. N. Clarke has removed his
office and residence to 47 South Main
street. the house formerly occupied by'
the Womah's Exchange.
..."... ....—
The Asaph Colored Concert company
give an entertainmtnt in tho ,Norwalk
Congregational chime], last night, be-
fore a good sized audience.
Hinnehaha Division, Hons of Tempor-
snce, held its regular meeting last
enjoyed an ex
.aiusical and liter-
ary examines. m“ . _
" There will boa meeting of The Knob
Outing club. at the Mahackemo Hotel,
Saturday Emung,” ‘April ‘liiih', "at" ll
o'clock,for the election of a president,and
any business pertaining 'to'clnb.
Ira Petty, Thomas M'eriwethcr and
Andrew Kling, employed at the depot
nights, started out this morning for
Rowayton, and expect by night to cap
tare nearly all the fish' 1n the Sound. 1 .
A bicyclist going 11p West avenue,
yesterday afternoon, collided with the
rear wheel of George Beymour's coach,
which was coming down. The bicyc-
list was thrown, but not injured.
At the Men's Sunday Evening club
service in the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, next Sunday, Rev. G. if.
Beard will speak on "Armenia." In
the morning the pastor will repeat, by
request. the sermon on “The Approach
to Suffering," preached two weeks ago
—North River shad. Hunt & Zeluff's.
TheY. W. ('1. T. U Will holda busi-
nose meeting tomorrow evening, with
Mrs’. G. ’1’. Waters, 17 Day street. It
is hoped all members will be present to
hear thereport of the recent concert,
and all those who sold tickets are re-
quested to report, if possible. '
The pastor of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church will lead the meet
ing tonight. which has for its topic,
“Church membership; how think of it?
how promote it?" After the prayer
service, the church committee will con-
candidates for church member-
ship. '
The Philharmonic orchestra will run.
der a concert programme tonight, at the
fair of St. Peter's church in (iermania
Hall. The building has been very elab-
orately decorated for the occasion, and
there is every prospect of a large attend-
ance. Friday night the Arion' chorus
will sing, and Saturday the Germania
Ladies' and Male chorus will participate.
—C. H. Harvey has' a special sale of
ladies' shoes. Prices guaranteed .125 per
cent. below any store in town. Picture
iInd frame almost free. '
#-
“Pure and Sure.”
CIAIICI 3
some Mom
"I usclit in my kitchen and class work.”
Inns 1’. Ewixo, W (was Ceding Sdlml.
“was Awstchwillbsaivsuaway
. il111_l,a11d they umvuyod the infant to
; 1111's n'pieoe' of“. mlISlin Milli]. and
OEEGlcvsr’s
each night. W
The annulment the Iforwslk Bil!
lilisnlatat the suits of C. awaits,
last night, baton account of the absence
of the lasers Btuinhart,’ the reprisent.
atives of the concern. no action was tak-
e11.
--Bargalns in tiawsrs. gianwsre and
crockery at ”The Fair." Opening days
today and tomorrow.
While ea-Mayor W. B. Hubbell. of
South Norwalk, was in this city you-
terday. he was presented with a well
bred'Daschunde pup, by ‘Aldermsn H.
T. Cufl. Hr. 0118 will have the pup
trained to hunt rabbits and wood-
chncks.—Danbury News.
lilac 11. Head. Edwin P. White,
Colonel ii. K. Scott and Lewis C. Sey-
mour were elected delegates to the Re-
publican state convention in New Hav-
en, from Bidgeileld. Colonel
Scott attended the first Republican con-
vention ever held in Connecticutiu 1856.
"Captain Jack" .lsmcs.oi the Dan-
bury ball toau1,isb’orwalk’s champion
trout fisherman. He holds the record
for that' place, which is fifty trout
caught a few days ago. It issaid tobe
as natural for trout to drop into his
basketasit is for high flies to fall into
his mit out in right iield.-—Danbnry
News. .. .
II. Illfl’afilu IA".
Supposed to have less lamb Three floors
Old Wiles Fuel In his Deer yard,
The girl baby found in the front yard
of Joseph Myers' residence at Weatport,
all told : in The Sentinel yesterday,
ill supposed to have been scarcely three
hours old when it was dist-mend by Mr.
Mycnl as he was going to work yester-
day morning. Mr. Myers is 11 poor (lor-
man with a large family of children,
who lives in a little house in a hamlet of
Westport, known as“Poor-tow11." The
Bridgeport Union says:
Mrs. Myers hung some clothing,
among which was an old flannel shirt of
her husband's, upon the fence Tuesday
night,1111d as Myers started to goont of the
gate yesterday morning about ii o'clock,
he saw his old shirt on the ground and
started to replace 1t on the fence. As
he did so he saw what appeared to he a
white shirt rolled up in bundle under it.
All he re lnovc -d the shirt he was thunder
struck to u-yhe shirtlanovc and hear the
cry oflatc Id' 3“ risked into the
house and dragged l11s wifl- out to the
1the house and unwrapped it. The child
was perfectly nude and from present in
11111111111111 bii’ih could not have occurred
more than thru- llours previous.
Directly wrapmd around .the infant
hastily folded over that was a partly
worn sill-ct. Thclhild unslmmb from
exposure to the chilly illl' and could only
snake a faint noise. '
Mrs. Myers rublglif to gel 11p a «ir-
culation of its blr11d,and dispatched
her husband across on 11 main road,
leading into Westport village, to some
neighboring f11r111 houses. When one
particular family heard the news the
farmer and his wife rc1111-111be1'ed hearing
a light which: drive 11' .it'ly past about
1 o'clock in the 1111'lrlli.1gand the sound
of someone groaning as though in pain,
but they thought nothing unusual of it
until they heard of the new born child
being found.
The news spread around the hamlet
like wildfire and two or three other
persons residing on the road remember-
111! hearing the team pass by, which
was rather unusual at that hour of
the night. Some say they heard loud
talking 1a a foreign language and think
that the child might hnvc belonged
to some Polish family who have settled
not far from there, but if that was the
case they Would not be apt to have
come in a light running vehicle as
such teams are not favored among for-
eigners of that class, who are fortunate
enoughto possess any kind of a con-
veyance. Sheritl’ Kempcr was sent out
by the selcctmen to investigate but
clulrl find no clue. In the meantime
arrangements have been made with the
other home can be found for it.
. The fact that the child had not bfif'il
accorded the usual treatment in the
cases of newborn children, leads the
sheriif to believe that the birth took
place in the light wagon.
1 ~0pellillu of “The Fair."
Today. and tomorrow are opening days
of The Fair, at 7 Main street, Norwalk,
Conn.
Romantic Miss-Have there not been
moments in your experience when life
seemedfnll of unsatisfied wants?
Mr. Handhead—Y-e-s, that's so.
“At such times I always fly to music
for relief. What do you do Mr. Hard-
head?"
“I adv1~rtise.’_'m_--__
New Yorker—I tell you, Jones is le-s
coining money out in Omaha. Travel.
ing Englishman (overbearing and writ-
ing in note boob—Counterfeiting'is so
extensively practiced in the United States
that the citizens openly speak of it on
the streets. ““““
"baromelittle. love me long,” she
avarbIed. "Yes," he said; “but will
you love me when I am short."
Myers to keep the little waif until an- ,
Indium least.
“~- Dried Pest,
liicfiéf
Peter Henderson .1. Co.'a
Vssg'u'tablo a
nd Flower Seeds!
1.1.1.1111: t 00., 22 South Main Street.
YOU DON’T
have to get a rope and a clpb to drag the
people to our store because the know a
good thing when the see it. his week
We will have special aius.
Fresh pork, 111- per lb; vealcho ,lelgc
to 151111111- lb; the finest shad t at you
cVer saw, do per lb; don i lose sight of
that bacon, lithe per Ill 1101' shoulders
at 81: per lb. 1111111 delivery.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD
STREET!
Special oiferiug of
Black Dre
suitable for units, and separate skirts. The assortment is line.
55 Goods!
Prices were never
so low. The liuc of plain and figured mohairll and Sicilians is complete. Now is
your opportunity to supply your wants in
muslin mists.
sheets and pillow cases, at less than the
We have made a large purchase of above, including (.‘ounterpmn-s,
‘nd'have placed them on sale. Extra quality 45-inch pillow cases, 2711' 11 pair:
good sheets, $1.01) a pair.
'l‘l1cco11ntcrp1111cs 1ch hemmed ready for 1151-.
l'i‘ii'll
75c, 1111c. and upwards. To those who have been waiting for the hcmsiitcllcd
sheets and pillow cases, would say, the stock is complete I'll all sizes and prices are
the some as before.
EDWARD
STREET,
5 Gazette Building,
Norwalk, - - - -
C onnccticut.
JAcKstl s PHOTOGRAPHS!
Combine the llllliht Style and Finish.
Our aim s to give satisfaction
to our patron 11. and to furnish them with the the lineal pr: 111111-1111“ ol
'tls's Photographic Art. Large collection of Chlidreu' 14 Studies.
E. II. JACKSON,
\
Photographer.
Over F. Head's Confectionery.
NORWALK. CONN.
'53 WALL gripper, - . .
Shorty Sherwobd 11.11.11
'Occupics 11 1101111111111 311} Gnuos'vskl’s
flora. corner of Wand Water Sta. ..
Xbrfvnlk. Calla
styles in lists, Caps, etc.
'" “minions.“
liruggist.
About
This
Time
many things that will be useful toyou 111
this seamnlsuch as Furniture l’olisll.
Chamois Skins, l’olisllcs for Silverware,
Dyo Stuffs and all kinds of Disinfectants,
Moth Balls, i lnmiialmpllor, Sulpho Nap-
thol and lll'li'cl powder.
R.H.P1.A'ls'rED,
43 Washington Street.
11211!
\Illrln |ll11l~ocll~1111i11g
I'f‘i'llliil'H l’llllIlIKIHIIB.
llllln' Is :1 din-I111 lo
brighten 111111111! rc—
ply‘ woryihlng about
i lions".
W1"... ...,
MEAD’S
ICE CREAM
All Flavore .
' Alwaysonfland.
iCE CREAM SODA
51: a Glass.
The best in the
cities.
Try it!
l)lrl'f"ltli"i‘ (1F SHIN“ AI. K. 83.. l' liiill A'l‘l‘.
f')',4IIi'I' Aprili. A. I).. 111111;,
Estatl ofWiiliam 4'. 11111.11. .ir, late of Vor-
w11lk.in said lib-iii: rt «lo-1 new.
rel-1.1.1.11 of I'rvvhdtc inrihc liistrh t of Nor -
walk bath limited .1111! allowed six month-
from the date hereof fur the 1- [P wiltnrs 11! 1.11111
cnfllletncxhlllit their llolms for soiilcml 11i
'l'hlmc whom-ulcer to pro “out their lit't'ltilllls
lropcriy alto-111d within militimc will llc-io-
mrrml a rcm1cry.All persons Indcbiml to
..uilicstaienre mine-1:11 lilo make immediate
as non! tr
' " ’ (.liillliiEA.“li'liS.
Administrator.
NOTICE! ' .1
SCHOOL TAXES.
Tileiaxrmcrsof the 11.111111 Nonvulk 1 1111111
hm! dNrM are, Ill-rob) uutlil: .1 "1 till»
ll Bib
Iistn‘ctinx alone and uni-quarto r IIIIIIntlfI
the dollar. hi I on theiuwn cams-1111111 iii-t 1 f
14115, at 11. meeting ofiln district held on file
1th lb], of Jum- im'l. all the Franklin strut
WIIU'YI house. will beduenlnl payable unlin-
intrinyoflllat'. isle. at whil' h time I sh'sll I11
Ilit'Iy in "who the Milli'iil Millstone oltilu
«turn, #2 Washington aim-t. I'olsllh' ill lb!-
rntevvi' 111m- pcr cent. 11 11111 from [:11 m.
1m. will .be flanged one” taxes remaining
unpaid on and sfierJunc 1-«1. wok
1'.:1L1 11s.
ColIm't-lroi Taxes for South Numlk Union
Wdl sftri 'I.
Dated at South Surwaik. April is. 1111111nus 'i
I
d ties the latest -
BUILT LIKE A WATCH.
l. on mail ibis because you want to buy
n11'.llccl W111 w .111t 11111 to 10:1111 about
the solid Htmlillg.
,\'1.11 want to learn. because without it
you can't make comparisons, you can‘t
1'I111osctl1og111xl from the fair, the fair
from the bud. People are going around
and saying bicycles don't cost 111111.511 to
build. 51111111 don't. It depends on thc.
builders. Taking the some material. two
builders will make two llil'yrlosof which
one may 1113 worth $25 to $3.30 more than
the other. 0110 of the two wheels is
built with exceptional care (like 11 watch)
and 11113 other isn't.
For Sale by c. H. Aisthorpe,
East Norwalk.
A use: stock '
of W ilccls to select from
Ramblers.
Mrong.st1llsl1. 1111- -io.d11te in all 125111;
inlprovemcnts.
es,
A We" built wheel that will stand ”in
I
1 mm. handsome and durable.
Storme rs,
'l‘ be best wheel in the market at the price.
Gothams,
A 1': ltilimz L'Uod juvenile lino.
I-‘ulI .~1‘_7a-1l11'l1c1-ls from $50 to 3101). Juvenile
hue. 511111111! 3541.
The J. T. Prowitt Co.
45 Main Street. Norwalk.
NORWALK.
Fox
Cycle
Co. .
{Asparagus Roots!
E:
111 the time of peace.
Shhis
Now!
prices that meet the
1.11, S] l.'..
Ilzlts
quality and
South Norwalk,
.I’rcpzlrc for the hot illnggy (lays;
summer by laying in 11 stock of
Negligee w r
The lines arc complete, the variety of patterns largo
approbation of :11].
497533.
....FUR....
Men’s and Boys’ Negligee Shirts!
With collars and culls attached ; a good quality ofpcrcale
that will wash and wear very satisfactorily.
()thcr grades oi pcr.1lc,.\lzl1Irzls, Oxfords .'1111l.v.cpl1yrs
’5 .1111! l. .'10
The soft bosom negligcc Iront, \\'1tl1 C(1II:11'.~1
inched, are filling :1 long' felt want.
Keep in mind our stock of
SPRING CLOTH!
MILFORDA. GIFF’IN, Mgr.
130111.111“: liros.. Mason...
Blrl'g. Norwalk.
111,
v
and
{11;
cu! '5 de-
G!
'zlps,i'11111ishi11g.§s, trunks and boys is the Ilrgcst
(11111 most pleasin;r on account ol the price
'111'ioty to IJL‘ 11111111!
.in western Connecticut.
COMSTOCK'BR
l4 SOUTH MAIN 5TREET,
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED ;
FOR , "I,
CATTLE
Chlokona.
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
-\Il
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'g
LIVERY
STABLE.
, Going BlindlyAhead
.md sowing 11.1w sort of semis 151 apt - to.
‘11 ml 111 oisuslcr :unl “illnewr result in"
1 b1" i'11llcr1'1p.
b1 st will you 1"111g111'(, 1:1111 yo: 1 u 1m: itili
1.111 by st 11111111111111.
1.1 1p1~11o11;:l1l'111:ulylulv.
lerlleclloneTimothy, Clov r,
Seed and BarleySeedOa '3.
,::1111':1111111d true to 11.1.1110. VV '
<:-1h:111dr1:t.1il . .
,MANUEL T. HA'rc
£1.11 L--:ul'.11g Grain Dealer,
15 Marshall Street. So. Norwaliv.
A111 1111\V you \1 out the
(.0111) sEEDp are , .
0......—
Bicycles
The lightest and most
graccfpl and beauti-
iul bicycles made for
woman's use are Models 41 and l2 of
STANDARD or
THE WORLD
Let us show you tllcsc— $1110. Also ill.
.drop frame models 01' Hartford Bicycles—
SSO, $60, $50.
Beautiful Art Catalogue free if you call.
1". s. AMBLER (1111.1: (:11, Agents.
)9 “’nll ull‘t l t, \111'\\’ iilk.
Strong :iuo- -ye.1‘r- 1111 P1."
1111111110015 ill 131’ mm 111111-
(lrcd.
RHUBARB. ,
Large rmts, 101' 011011.
ST. BRUNO’S
LILY.
lumly 111111 fragrant.
White, 7.11 each, I'- l'<~1'
.I"l‘1'.~‘h li‘hll‘d
GARDEN AND
FLOWER SEEDS
Plllverized 51191-11 manure
forlilovrcrs and lawns at
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
' Road for Coin]: 111110.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
'321'.
. 93 Washington Street,
Go. Now-lie.
Residence, Mahackemo Hotel.
1117 1y
So. NORWALK, c1'.
. 111 the 1:1:lelasi11g patterns
' l".111111
11:11'1- -
l’ \l‘\ T THE ’11)“ N RIED!
I;' 11111 mash but jusl 111111" we are about
sly-11 111 lli“llel tlmt- you may 5 loot from
layed in
Season for
the 1101110
l0-'0f"0[ll'
'16 of art,
to choose
.I11 I11 :llliiml 11.111 [111114 “15 (ll
1.111' 111 \1 stock. \ou is the
llu11>tckwpcrs to brightl'u'up
111111 111111111 it attractive. Soi
1‘.: signs in w: 111 [111111 1‘ are we
[)lpllllii: tlu town, with .fiy color,
l’ninlcrs’ Supplies.
Ariists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, l’aporhanging, Decorating
111111 Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. Norwalk.
SO.
11.11. "savers
017v EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies 111111 gentlemen lies ring first.-
class help in any capacity can Iobtaln the
some i111n11-diaitl'y at the ltIIO‘B agency:
also those 1':-1.1.11.1; positions, 1: fiber male
or female, can secure enlploymi at.
once.
1'11! 111mm-
1‘111111Ir»1111~'~m--k- won't: II of
“1111111! til-h 1.1! ,i11~ 1'1'1 1::l11
11111.: .Iw 11.131 11~l1
1'11-111111'<l.
c. H. HARVEY. Harvey". Shoe
Store. L
IUNorth Main street, Sonthl orwalk.
~1~
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0111111.“ ‘
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