is
'V‘I’AMMHthh’in—
“amnion“
Alger.who liv- in Brad
fist. andhsraplcyedbyc. 8. Ala-
Manhole-walk Pattern Works.
ustwitbsbad accidentou III-wheel
this awning. While‘ We: dowu
Menace, Norwalk. his wheel
Monobstructioniu the road, and
[upon measured his length in the
lust. Althosgbbe was hurt quite-e-
vicinhewassbletorodrruhome.
Francis 8. Conley has been drawn as
juror la the United States Supreme
(but. which convenes in New Haven
nest Tuesday.
M C. Bi-ell, of l’lessant avenue,
has had improvements made to his resi-
dwlceby buildings railing around the
front pisses. '_ _
James L. Hoythas sold a lot in St.
John's avenue tomrarlee Daschells,'wbo
eapectslto beginw building at once.
JHWheclerW is building additional
dbphyoounmin front ofbissoreon
theWashltIgtoustreetbridge.
George Hsnfocd, who has been eur-
ployedia NewBritain, has returnedto
his home in, Maple avenue.
Frank L' on and Edward
Benedict saw the great Bs'ruam ciycus
in New York, yesterday.
Bradley Gilbert, of Pleasant avenue,
hasrecovered from a two weeks‘ sick-
‘ uses with the" grip.
The selcctmeu should have the cobble
stones raked from Fort Point street.
J. Wallace Marvin basjust discharged
acsrgoofooalathiswbarf.
Mrs. Ledger 'Bdnrunds, of Fort Point
street, has the measles.
. .nowmort '
Adebatc’bas been Turnanged for to-
morrow night, by Rising Star Division,
Son‘s'of Temperance, on the subject.
“Rewind, That ”women are a" unrepre-
liflcsource' of trouble than men." hund-
eron the affirmative side, Harvey aer-
art; negative, nmw. .I. Crsw. :AII
open session willbe held, and all are
welcome-I
'A lecture will bedellt'ered in the Bap-
tistoburcbst Bowayton, on Therilrly
evening, April ”art'by G.‘ W. Nichol-
ecu, D. D.,of NW. The title' of
'ofbisleoturewillbe“Hitsatthe
Tim '1 ‘
HarveyAckartis} viug a well_dng
DavidFallcnhas ” repairs to his
sidewalk, which is\ borougbly apprec-
iated by his neighbors
F. Boylstnn has just received a large
orderforinvalidchru’rs from a firm in
Michigan, which knows the best place
in the country to purchase these articles.
Miss Eva Ambler and Samuel Hall
aretobemarried at the bride’s home,
Teusday, May 28th. '
Harry Pepper will begin his engage-
ment to sing in the choir of Grace
church, Sunday. May 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Height, of
Bidgefield, have been visiting at the
residence of John D. Hoyt.
Tbenew windmill at Harry Pepper’s
residence' Is completed.
WflliamEFairbanks, of Darien, is
nowemployed by B. A. Griffin. the
blacksmith.
DABIEII AND IIDIIOTOII.
Mrs. H. H. Tolles went to New
Canaan, last week, to visit her brother.
Mr. Tolles did not expect she would re-
turn until the first' part of this week.
Saturday afternoon he boarded a train,
expecting to spend Sunday with his
wife in New Canaan. Shortly after his
‘ departure Mrs. Tolles arrived home and
began a mob for her husband. He
remained in New Canaan, Saturday
night. and walked home Sunday.
Selectman Waterbury has purchased
at new top bum
W 'J. Flemming and C. W.
Lounsbnry attended the Republican
convention in New Haven.
Misshra May Searles, of the Elm
wood school, has an attack of the
measles. -
Carl Wnerz west to the opening ball
min New York, Tuesday, and saw
the New Yorke get whipped bythe
Philadelphias -
Abcll game willbe played on the
Brady lot, Saturday afternoon at 3
. o’clock, between the Dsrieusaud a town
frnmthelockfactoryinSouthNorwslk.
Stephen Hall. the popular butcher,
has been presented with a handsor‘ne
.Newfoundlanddogbyanadmiring
friend who lives in West Nor-walk.
Yesterdsyaftemoonthe dogste nearly
alllhcthemesttherewseinthemarket.
Sdectlnan Waterbury is making ex-
tensiverepairstothe highway nearthe
Red Mill, cutting down Lockwood’s
Hill and filling in the road nearthe
fro-New Yorkers viitieg at Henry
M. Vslenthc‘ s. ,
H. A. Seoville. of New Yak. has tak-
en possession of his sum residence in
Grade street.
Main «rest, from the Congregational
church to Bedgwisk avenue. has been
III-morons, inau Contractor
lsussrd Blondel is making the new Tel-
“ road. The hollow near the wooden
bridge is being filled in.
TheSylvans, of Norwalh. will come
toDsrien, Saturday afternoon. to play
the Darien School team.
Undertaker James Blrch'ard has pur-
chased a new wagon.
The contractile who have built the
newoarousel at Shippsn Point gave s
III. dance in the building last night.
Wilbur Reed. of Dorian, was among the
attendants.
SILVERIIIIE.
At a business meetingof the Y.P.S.C.
E., thefollowing officers were elected:
President, S. B.Walkley; vice-president.
Rev. George Davis; secretary, Mics Het-
tieBedell, treasurer, Mrs. Annie Bate
tery. William E. Lune Mailed from
the Union lookout committee and Rev.
ME. Davis was appointed in his
place. Twonew members were added
to the society.
scare. son of John Grindrod, is very
sick at the home of his grand-parents.
. Alonso Butteryis seriously ill at his
home. ' - ‘ '-
WllllthAllli.
Margaret London has sold the house
recently 'vaested by herself and the
Osbornes, to David London.
Mrs. Ann Francis is visiting her T
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Turner, of Jer-
sey City.
Miss Eva Ross has just recovered
from an attack of'the measles.
The Winnipauk Juniors will battle
for supremacy with a New Canaan
team, in that place, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Katie Whono' Is ill.
, BROAD BIVEB.
.) Andrew Stevenson mourns the loss of
9 horse. Mr. Stevenson is under the
impression that it was. stolen , .
The recent ruins have caused the ver-
dantgrsss to crop outabundysrtrly- . ,
The Junior fixflvflqc. E. will hold a
encircle instinctual. Friday event-s:
All are invited.
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EAST DANSUBY FINE.
Osciht Factory W WW W Badly
l I ' " m‘m‘ " "I
The a... but from otIIMeKeuzie c
Sonsiu Eat Danbpry. was completely
destroyed by fire, and the factory of . .
Dayenport ,dr Vongab, adjoining I was ..
damaged to thefimnt of several thous-
and dollare.
firestartediu the kilo- drying room of
McKenzie 8: Sons’ shop. The cause
has not yet been determined. ..
The factory was a wooden structura
three stories, In which there were 860
operatives at work, mostly women. The
fire gained considerablc headway before it
was discovered, and the bands who were
in the building escaped in s panic. No
one was injured. A general alarm was
turned in when the flames spread to the
Davenport& ,rngal building. The fire-
men succeeded in saving the factories of
McLaughlin & Co. and Lee & flawley in
the vicinity, which were also threatened
The loss is placed at £60,000. with an in-
surauce of' from “0.000 to $45,000. . -‘
A Bird's Eye View of the Bible.
At the meeting in the South Norwulk
,Baptist church, tonight, the Rev. 1. N
Earle,wbo, a’ short time ago, gave an in
teresting lecture on the , “Life of
Christ," using, a chart, will give anoth-
er lecture, with use of a large chart, on
“A Bird's Eye View, of the Bible."
The poster heard this lecture last night
at Bowaytou, and was delighted with it.
Mr. Earle will take the first part of the
meeting, the latter part will be given to
bniness, at which time the election of
deacon will take places This will be a
rare chance to bear amost instructive
and entertaining lecture.
West Real Arrests Another Blcyclisi.
Homer B. Hoyt, the Washington street
jeweler and bicycle dealer, ‘was in Nor-
walk, last night, with a tandem, teach-
ing a young lady to ride. His lantern
burned out and be started for home,
walking through the city and 'not
mountinghis bicycle until well down
East avenue. fHere he encountered
Officer Hunt and was placed under ar-
rest. He left the tandem as security
forbis appearance in court this mom-
ing. Judge Hubbell imposed a fine of
35, which he paid.
A Decided Clasps is Temperature.
At 5 o’clock, this momiug the ther-
mometer registered just 32° a change
in the temperature since last Saturday
afternoon of 60°. I
' “Blest if loan understand this car-
rency question. lukedsomebo'dy what
clogs! tends was, and he said it was
like this‘ 'If I owe you $2 and ,1
offer y‘ou.a :2 bill to settle the debt, you
musttake it. ' " “Well, that’s right!"
“Yes; but what a blymfn’ idiot you
would be if you wouldn't take it!"
summons-«I'm
yesterday afternoon. The '
Fred H. Gaunng, who is employed by
Powder
answ-
AIOOW’IIIY, WIS
WILTON.
Julian Gregory and daughter. Miss
Annie Gregory, spent Monday at their
summer residence here.
Henderson and'FerrlII exhibited their
stenecpticon views in the “Tour of the
the World in Eighty Minutes,“ in front
of 8. W. Olmstead's store. last night.
Tickets for the rapper at the Congre
3‘ church are selling rapidly and
it is ted that a large number will
.0"
Spiders
or Dirt
not found
in houses
; that use
I':
I; ‘
II
A.
I
i
I7 ,
3 Windows.
Woodwork,
, . and .
; Metals
TAYLOR A GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAIHINOTON STRICT.
Io. Norwallr.
Persons looklng for a lot or house and
lot with the view of purchasing, areluvitr
mac's“ and examine our list. We have
for sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prlcm aad on easy terms.
an as t_f
DI wearer or NIOIIWAI K. as. noon ma
v.0mn' April mum
\\ herons written It
lI utiIIn has been made
tIItlIivaIurt furthe ll IIIis~iIIn to rebate olu
certain Iwrit on lnsIrIIu enter an lprihelnisi
willsrf Tlri Gilhuy Jul!) "‘1‘ obvnllt. in
suiIlIllgmtriI IIII‘IIIMI Il.
rudihat suirl application be. heard and
IlefI-rIIIlIIeIlultlIe l‘III IfolllllI-o in NIIIwulk.
I'm the 29th dhy of April. IIIIII‘. III III II'IIII -k
foronmn: unIlllmf pIIlIliI. llllllIC‘lIIl‘N'lllliI‘ gix
PI! to all persons iIItorI-stml there III by publish
‘nfi this orIler' In ll lll‘“ Taper tuning a I in II
II on in said DistrlI-L II least "\IllllUSlK‘llll‘I'
sold [day of bearing.
lt ASA ll. WOODWARD. Judge.
BETTER TITAN BANKS
You couldn‘t make
a better investment
of money than b the
PURCHASE of IA
MOND setor unset.
Tho'yI out III-It,
mothsulnn‘ tent (in m
they don‘t fluctuate
in value to an rou-
sotuible exlen and
'0“ can always rea-
lze on them very
nearly their I'IIulue.
. '1‘ hey milk 0 flnepren-
ents or heirlooms and are always excellent
collateral. When you want first- water dia-
monds or jewelry go to
HOMER-B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optics! Store,
SOWssblngton Street.
1
J. D. J E N N I N GS,
U N DE RTAKE R .
I KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - - -
»' Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 1].
m
' HAV E YOUR
Furniture Re- upholstered!
Carpets Taken up, Cleanednnd Ile- laid.
" Hair Mattresses made over. Chairs rer
; “W" J. c. warmer,
88 North Main St., South Norwalk.
ll 9 ill"
Conn.
Ladies’
lOWll.
fith every 83.00 purchase.
CBAIIDUBY.
Rev. W. ll. Hooker will preach in the
chapel. Sunday.
Charles Young! is becoming an or
pert bicyclist. He also promises to bo-
corne II record-breaker.
NOTICE!
”-0..
Town
Meeting
The inlmldfants of the Town of Norwplk are
hereby notified and warned that II Special
l‘owu Meeting will be bold in the Town Hour-I-
on Monday, the 31th day of April. pm. at 1:;III
o'clock in the evening. for the followlng pur-
poses. to wit:
FIRST. 'l‘II authorize tho Selectmen in
cause to be constructed. -under the statute
law UllIllS state passed in 1M. it III-int: chap-
ter CCCXVoilhe l’ublle AI'tII,a Tellord road
on the Connecticut turnpike westerly from the
'l‘ollord rooIl already IIIlIl. towards the rum.
line: to make the necessary appropriation
therefor: and to ree‘lnIltho vote passed at the
annual town meeting held January MII. Isle.
authoriziugthc Selectmen to construct suiIl
Tellonl mud in the (‘lty III sIIuIII :I'IIIIIIIIII.
SPLIOND. To take III-lion on the petition of
John Belden llurlhuft and others. in the mat-
ter of hearing the report of the Committee. ap-
pointed on the “1th day of March. A. 1).. incl.
fortlIo purpose of indexing the lIIl’id records
of the Town I»! Norwulk I also to take action in
the matter'oi completing the general indexing
ofell the lauul records, and to make the neces-
sary nppmpriatlon therefor.
Dated ut'h'urwalk this 215i day of April. A.D,
W30.
- ' S l .C It
Is‘ll‘clll‘Txl“ filragflefil
ow.
tech/Pawn
I'II walk.
M
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The taxpayers of the City III South Nor-walk
are hereby notified that the oil ,\ tax of six
mills on the dollar. laid on the an RINGS!-
ment Il‘il’ of Ines, at a city Imefing hold at
\rlnn "all. on Madison street. Iill tile Till day
«If Man-LI law, also the llbmrr lunIl tax of
one quarterIIIill on the dollar. liIlIlIIttlIIwIme
time. will be tlllt‘lllltl tvrvablI-nntlrc llrst Ila!
nlllav. It" I. IItIIlIiIlI time i will II v'elxeth o
sulrmut 11”.“erer ”H II I:. Inlvnshiogton
street. l'euyllv at the rule III Illllll l'Jl per
Iont. IIIcI‘I‘rIr on May I. II-IIII. will he charged
Ilm all bills ImaginingI unpaid "In Ml filter .lIIIIe
.IIIIII‘ I. RT 0. ill ’l'ml
1:0I|IIOIT()rUlTllX89Ill theClty of South Nor-
“South Nonmlk. (' can. April In. one. a ::I .IIv
MEAD’ S
ICE CREAM
All Flavors
Alwayson Hand.
Ic: CREAM soon
So a Glass.
The best in
cities.
Try it l the
SPECIAL SALE
Shoes!
The Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes !‘
F irst-class goods in every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD
And to sell them we offer them at 25 per cent. below any shoe store in
Also large line of , ’
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS!
at unheard of Prices.
A fine painting and frame, such as is shown in our window, given
Picture and frame will cost elsewhere 82.50.
This is your opportuuioy; don’t miss it.
c. H. HARVEY.
, ' any cocoa
STORE.
made expressly for used we are a
plain and drop stitch, 31 I- sc.
2 pair for age.
8 DAZRTTI DUN-DING. NDRWALK.
HOSIERY!
We have just received our regular spring importation of Hosiery, and the values which we are oflctin
this season prefer ahead of anything which we have shown in any previousscsson. These goods have been
l
HOSIERV!
e to guarantee every pair as far as wear and color are concerned. One
lot of lsdles' fast black, high splice heel and double sole, regular 25c quality, at up: pair.
We have made an extra effort this season to have the very best values at 25c that can possibly be given.
Our line includes plain black and tons, drop stitch, white leer and ribbed top, black and Ian liI-lc lhtcad,
Gents” seamless mixed half hose, 3 pairfor 25c. Gents regular made half hose, black, Ian and IIIiIICI
Gem's regular made half hose, blacks on!
angular 15c quality. I9c. SpcIial value in
children' s extra heavy bicycle hose, spliced knee, 2 for 25c. isses' regular made plain IIuse, rim 6 Io 8 In,
2 for 25c.
5°C a pair.
Special m white wear.
dishes, 28c dozen.
toilet ware and jardincrcs.
Norwalk, .
UNDERWEAR.
We have all qualifies In ladies,’ goat's and children' It medium and light weight underwear.
LADIES’ WRAPPERS.
()nc lot ludics' calico wrappers in new spring patterns, made of the best quality of print, 1m gown [rum .
yoke back, large sleeve, 75¢ each. Cambric wrappers,handsomc patterns, yoke front and back, sI. no cacl
Fine pcrcales, pointed yoke, braid trimming, large sleeve, tr. :5.
SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS.
We will open on Saturday, a special bargain In corsets.
waist; nursing corsets, white and drab, all sizes and the best quality of summer corsets, all at one price,
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Cups and saucers, 40c set; 8 fa. dinner platc,1o> each, 75c dozen; 1- -in. brcakfast‘
plate, 6c each, 69c dozen: 6- -In. ten plates. 5C each, 550 dozen; 5- in, pic plates, 4c each 45c dozen; sauc
!
Thclotincludcs white and drab. l’xlra long
’1 his as the best quality of porcelain ware and warranted not to craze. New line of?’ l
xii . I
TRISTRAM 8r I-IYATT, . f"
. . CDHHOGCIO'LI‘L;
BEST -.
VALUE!
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,, z. TI-‘I’EYARE'ALI, smut-:51 - .
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The Most
Complete
Line of
FRANCIS '98. co.
Remov_eI__Noticel
Dr. F. W. Dormer has moved
his office from over the Post
()fliceto No. I PARK ROW,
opposite Grand Opera House,
Stamford, Ct., where he will be
pleasedvtosee his Norwalk pa-
tients. Fare allowed. ‘Ofliee
hours from 8 a. m. to 6 .m. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. m.
totlp. m., for the acommodatiou
of his Norwalk and South Nor.
walk patients.
DREW. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
STAMFORD. - - -
CONN.
Jacob IA. Layton,
Flro, Life and
Accident
INSU_R__ANCEII
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean %tesm:hi Tickets, and Sterliu
TnsnsN ousted R
“and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Oflice,
SOUTH NORWALK, : . : : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
CARPETS CLEANED
By Machinery.
IATTRESSES
RENOVATED.
FEATHERSSTEAI
DRESSED. . . . . .
women; It mail or telephone will receive
prompt client on.
SAUOATIICK-
ForSaIe or
To Rent!
Furnished for mason at Roton
Point, one 8-mmu cottage
within mhfeet (Show and
good but run an A ly
foil." 13. WILSON, Bulldog?”
MATTRESS
Wall street, Norwalk, Ct.
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
TRADE with us and. you will F 15131. ’l‘l‘lli SAME'
'SPRING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed. '!
LOWEST
. . . PRICE
All our CIIstIIIIIcrs l'ccl ll '
We have now in stock
.74 an
mil
[’1‘
HING!
lfiv’ér' the,
'I' l" 13-0 II.
This cit
so WASHINGTON snazzy. .
- South Norwaik. .
”W K
300710
. 780
ShirtWais 3
AT PHENOMENALLY
LOW PRICES.
The whole lot divided into three prices. Although there are over ten
dIffcrcnt styles and I2 different costs to us the prices arc to “
be 50c 69c and 98c on the different lots. The first
lot' Is the sec lot, and they are better goods
for the money than you would ever
think possible. They are
made from
_I’lain ClIambray, best quality, Box Plait, Bishop Sleeves,
Reinforced Back, Laundcrcd Collars and Cufl's
And Wharf 5 more, they are not made by the mile, but have just as much
atthIIion paid to them as if they were made to sell
for 33. 00. The price is see and the
goods are worth $I. ,
The second lot Is the 69c one, and is composed of black and while
stripe lawns of different widths and different size Shepherd ‘
check. They are exceptionally reasonable, at the
pI ice, 69 cents.
The third lot IS the 98c one and there Is a handsome assortment of dif-
ferent styles, all made from the finest pctcalcs and what in
this case looks as if It would cost atleastdz, is only 981:.
F inalc We are devoting our entire space to shirtwaists this week and
you can make up yourmind if we did not have exceptional
bargains we would not do so.
we?
I ,
Norwalk Chronicler