.3 11., .Canada. 11 ,..,.,,,, soUTHNorr m: ‘an ' ' o mariachi/111151196. ‘ llEllSllFlllEllllllWllls 131%..”11‘1 DISHES llEllE Alli llllllE ill lllE WEI}? “PM” lens a! mm M he as! llsar ls Inst, 00* ms all M Mrs. laures Jardius, of Burritt ave- nae, 11111151111 tonsllitis. J _—Chickens,12}§c. N Y. M'k‘t. The Philharmonic Orchestra will fur- nish musician the concert sud ballot the New Garraad‘G'ornet band, to-uight. Mrs. Robert Ripley and family have moved from Chestnut street to Toronto, . I 1.3 1_J_ -‘.__... a Miss Jessie Powell, the popular clerk atW. H. Jones' bakery, in South Main street, has been ll. - Prof. A. 111. Beydrick is in Bridge port today, attending the teachers con- vention, and will introduce his calca- thenic double clrlb. Connecticut pensions: 'Original, Nor- man W. Barnes: Wate W‘n: James F. Richie, Durham. A ' tional, Patrick Hashes. Word "' —Youtl1’s Alpines at O’Brieri‘ 1": .1 wanton our: Juices. of Nomi!" will play center field with the Danbury Y. M..'C.'A.tea1n, inagameagalnstSt ,u'Peter’sY. M. C. All!“ Saturday. _ Patrick Matthews, 3 hey just past two , years old, was committed tothe County I Home. Wednesday, by Justice O'Brien, of Bridgeport' at the request of his father. Receipts from license fees for April were 3905. Of this Stamford receives 8351. 75; Danbnrynfidl. 75; Greenwich 8190; Bridgeport, 871. 25; county treas- urer, T40. ‘35. Elimbeth French, wireLer William Nash, died in Stratford on Tuesday, aged "sixty-three ‘yyehrll The funeral will be held at“ «l: 30 this alterhoon; and the body will beibrought to NorWalk to- morrow for interment. ') , x. c t‘,»1'.‘,' 1?» 1 1' The furniture of John“- B. M61145,the it [1.21 big bookbinder of New York city“, Arriv- ed in' send N or11 (ilk today, and Ex p 'easman Connors carted it to Mr. Mor- ris' handsome summer residence in Map- “ "a ma ' , W . 1f 1 1. After, the couu'y meeting in Bridge- port, Wednesday, and the dinner at the Atlantic Hotel and visit to the jail the Commissioners,Witl1 the senators and "repredentatlves, unit over a'nd inspected the Washington bridge. —-Boy’s golf caps at O‘Brien‘s. The South Norwalk Union 111th dis- trict tax and the South Nor-walk city taxes became due utility. Tllay should ‘ be paid this month to the collectors, F. A. Tolles and Robert G. Mitchell, if' 1n- terest at the’ rate of nine per cent. per annum would be avoided. Senator John H, Ferris is having his upper dock rebuilt by Captain George 8. Bell & Co. Another improvement in the vicinity will be the laying of a new crosswalk from Frank C. Becker’s cor- ner to the recently completed extension of the approach to the drawbridge. Tho members of the Newsdcalers‘ as- sociation of Bridgeport metlast night. The conference lasted I about two hours, during part of which time a committee 1 of the dealers was in consolation with the representatives of the New York World. The result wasa compromise agreement satisfactory to both parties. -—-Quality the best, price the lowest. N. Y. M'kt. _’ The crocutlve committee of the Nor- walk Christian Endeavor Union will meMonight at the residence of A. V. Heath, West Main street, to nomlnnto onlcers to be elected at the annual meet- ing. and toconsider the advisability of sendingadolegato to tho intornallonal convention at Washington, in July. -—Mcur11lng bands at O'Brien s. No movement has yet been made looking toward trolley extension to 1 Mar l’olut. but the Westport company is having remodelled and painted one or two large old cars. and has purchased two m-w cars in Philadelphia, all of which would indicate that [maple are likely soon to reach the Point without walking. (.lcorgs washburu, of Sangu- tuck, is painting the car's N. Y. M‘k't. ——Vsal chops, l2 ',c. _ Wednesday, the 27th, by order of Colonel , Order, Will t e“'place to4hight. at 8 The Arlen Singing society will have 11‘ rehearsal tonight. ‘ The Union Veterans' Union will hold its regular meeting tonight. Frank DeForest, of South First street, is getting out plans for a new born. "1. ‘ Chris Logan, of Iowa fattest, is very sick with inflammatory rheumatism. —8ugar corn, or can; fresh tomatoes, or can; 7 cans sardines 250 N. Y. Grocery Co. . William N. Allen, special policeman at the depot, will take his first degree in Lincoln Council, tonight. Eurekalodgewill meet tonight and confer the degree on several candidates. The new paraphernalia is expected today. ‘ _______ The May parade of Company F, set for Memorial Day, has been changed to WOW 8 E. Tooker, of Lexington avenue, has lirentrying to find some trace of his b1at,which was stolen horn her mcor- ings last February. The first election of (floors of Z babel Sena , Knights ofthe Essenic olclock, at the City Hotel. Architect W. S. Knapp is making 'plapsdor‘adouble house which Con- tractor W.H. Smith isto erect on h’s Franklin street property. - —-—?€-— ' .—U1nbrellas and canes at O'Brlern'gi“ ‘ ‘S.VT.,Duttbn, subarlntendent of the Brookline, Mass, schools, formerly of this city, will give a lecture before the Civic club. at Hartford, this afternoon. J. H. Elmendorf, of’ Bridgeport, 'who has had the restaurant at Bell Island for several years, has taken a lease this year, and moved down there yesterday. The Star of Columbia Circle, Compan- ions of the Forest, will give a concert. 'aud sociable the 18th inst. in Red Mén’ s H ill. The Philharmonic tarnish music. Abargarn 1n real estate s oil'cred in an advertisement of Toy & Golden' s in thisissne. ,It is the ohn W. Banks property at Fitch’s Point. A full des- criptiou is givbn 1ei1' advertisement The Bluebird Boat c,lub under the “common raises Day, going to Bell Island. The mem- bers are making preparations for a big time. .. . . .. The ladies of Trinity church will give an entertain‘ment'iu. Red Men's Hall, Washington at t"; Wednesda ,. the porn inst. Among 1 tries; pom prte will be ~Madame ll‘eliande and ' F. W. Norris. __‘ ..__. crayon portraits of Lieutenant-(301 ernor Cooke and Speaker Fessenden made by Stuart have been received at the Capitol in Hartford. The portrait of the speaker has been hung in the s 1'1ealrer a room. A. E. Austin the owner of the build- ing at Ill Washington street, occupied by James L'Hommcdien, the real estate dealer, will have two windows placed in the west side of the building, and it will also be repainted. -. ~ .n-flnl 1... - Strawberries are coming in in good condition and large qmintity. They were sold at Charles-E. Soymour‘s gro- cery store, yesterday, for eighteen cents 11 quart. It is said that an abundant peach crop is promised. —Tl1is Saturday is th last day of our great butter sale, it 1: bibs. for 90". N. Y. Grocery (lo \ w heel c ame oil of Josef Abrahams‘ wagon, yesterday, caused by getting it caught between the trolley t k and the paving under the Whahington street bridge. He Wont to Luther M. Wright's repository. and secured on- othor vehicle. Edward Magnum who toll under his horse while ploughing in Connecticut avenue, Wednesday afternoon, and had (me rib broken by the horse stamping on his body, is comfortable, and will be all right in 11 few weeks. Thornseof lamina awuett vs. John E. Light, all of No 111, w taken up in the Superior Cour , you lay after- noon. This case was not long since hi-urdlmforethc01mmou Pious Co The Common Flues and the Hope}, or Courts both hold short on cudnr missions today, with a long docket oi motions, etc. -—Priccs the lowest. N. Y. M'k’t. “ Pure and Sure. ” Ceveland s l’ING MDEIL Bread and; cake raise vwith it keep their freghncss and flavor. The reason is, the leavening power comes from pure cream ofgthrtar and soda, nothing else whatever. _, .will begin his duties June l. -, theyhad been am 11111 “Jennie Road, of Falrdeld avenue, is_ sick. Francis Anderson, the music teacher» has been evicted than one of Ralph Moody' 11 houses. Insurance Agent Charles R. Baker went to Samuel Bennett's, this morning, to see a t nearing a new house Mr. Bonnett contemplates building. The insurance on the house destroyed by fire a few days ago was adjusted for £1.50 The second sociable of the Elite club will be held tonight in Music Hall. Music will be furnished by . Powell’s orchestra. During the concert and at in- tel-mission the waturbury Mandolin club will Fender selections. Delegatihns from the social clubs in Stamford are expected to be present. Stuarts om: stirs. Major Albee, or Westvllle, whose house was damaged by the bomb explc- slon last week, has od‘ered a reward of ".000 for the detection of the culprit. The Rev. John Williams, of Windsor Locks, has accepted a call to become the senior assistant to the Rev. Dr. Barker Morgan, of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, in Fifth avenue, New York. He Mr. Wil- liams has been connected with St. 'Paul's parish, Windsor Locks, for the past seven and one quarter years. ' " . The police authorities of Willimanti'c have posted notices on the outskirts of the city, warning all tramps, vagrants and persons who can giveno good ac- count of tmmmlms, and are begging or sleeping inbarns, outhouses or the open an that they must forthwith leave the city and remain away. Any of the above class captured will be arrested. H. M. Rigney, city garbage contract- or. of Waterbury, weighing 152 pounds, and Irving G. Platt, weighing 251, a leading property owner of that city are to race for 0100. The race is the result of an argument and Rigney, who is an old sprinter, offers to carry with him on the track the difference between his weight and Mr. Platt's. The toWns or Torrington, Groton and New Haven yesterday filed applications for a share of the state appropriation for improved, roadways. The plans and specifications of the town of Woodbury' begun on improved roadways in Wind‘ sor Locks and Thompson, Work will lbs begun at East Hartford 1May"l 5. rg’ 11 1517430 Thdmnston. Judge W1 mrer. of Waterbury, has de- aided that $1, 500 worth of liquors seized rathecellarot Walter Scott, the Ches- hire hotel proprietor,wl1en his place was searched last fall, should be return- e1)” him, it havi been shown that med no-licena and wele‘ not- for sale. A fcw,bottlos found in the bar room were oidered (lesitmyrul; Thejury which has been trying the case of George Watts. of Kent. charged with shooting Fred Halloc,k his sou-in- 11111', returned nverdict of assault with intent to kill. Judge Wheeler sentenc- ed Watts to three years and 11 ball in state‘s prison. Last January Watts, Whil intoxicated, shot llullock three times. All the wounds were serious and fora long time Bullock's lilo was des- puirmlof. Prof. Charles M. Mead, of the Hart- ford Theological seminary, has been se- lected to dehvorthe address at Prince- ton, Tuesday, May 5, in connection with the fiftieth anniversary of Rev. Dr. Green‘s professorship in the Princeton Theological seminary. The subject of Prof. Meud's address will be “Dr. Green's service to Biblical criticism." licensed 8m Palm 1 The only quotation of (.lmrsolidatml Railroad stixzk reported in yestcnlsy morning's market was that of twenty- oight shares at IT)! in Boston. This ig\ the tlrst solo of more than one 'or \two shares at a time at which the price has been less than ill, at which the stock has been quoted for two weeks. 0111: or two sales of single shares has lwon mmrtod at no within the last twa weeks. but not sufficient tolndlcntc a general drop to that figure. This is adocllnc of seven points in thcrpricc of the stock since the declaration of the last quurlcrly decline isa problem to local investors aswell as to the officials of the owl, though the latter do not regard the tolling off as in the slightest dcgrm «serious. lloyt Getting to Trim. Fred C. Hoyt, the crack Class A rider. hrs returned from Springfield. where he has been during the past winter, and is to commence active training for the tuning bicycle races. llc will ride 11 now nineteen pound wheel which he made himself last win -r list at Unclaimed 1.111.}. Ill-undoing uncalled tor at the [allowing 1.1.11. "Mom. for the Weak ending May ‘1. 1m [‘nnplpvnmng for them should my theynrs ad lvmflml: W Ill 1! SOUTH NOl . -- arr ll Boa-st. John Tho'rinmqu Ml “fiervodhl gloom“ 'l‘rm slay. rls Tl “9.600 "RIO“; Arlhurl'. Jud-on. 14.11 or i oremaker.‘ Joseph (“Mfg rough-«manna “. have been accepted. Work has been: Highway CommissionerJ. ll. MmDofr— , old will go. to Stamford Wilton aid 1‘ May: put Conunimtmu' '1 . there When the. ’ dlvlrfimd in March. The cause of "'ihli'" non-hi F" 11",... F. D LAWTON a 00. M Early lose, a i Early Sunrise, Early Northern see Beauty of llehrou, lieu Quasar *‘Potat 1.033 78 0T5". PER BUSHEL, 20 0T5." PER PK. F. D. LAWTON 81 $0., 22 South lainStreet. ' . "it Is Strange But DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. W EDWARD , Special ! ! May 2d, we will place on sale 25 dozen Ladies' Fast Bing! Hose, onyx dye, extra line, at l5c a pair. ’5c goods. Only 4 pairs to a customer. Special! SATU RDAY, RIBBED VESTS, at 51: apiece. Later in the season they will be sold at l0c apiece, and are good value at the latter price. Also 1000 yds of SPIRAL CLOTH, a very tine Zephyr sold this season at 160 per yard. These three lots are extra- ordinary bargains. EDWARD BGasetts Norwalk, 1 .1? PrAN A first-class upright piano in at” al)ai‘g'zii1'1.lr1q1lirc oi or address B..M. A‘C K50”, FT-s: Shorty .m—Sherwood. Hatter-l Occu lean rtlon of E. Gusovvskl's. storePeornemf Wall and Water St!.,‘ assessors. “r as: ' l Plalsted. onuoors'r. ._.,__ Dr. Green’s CEDRENE GAMPlIOR‘2 Compound . .03L5l'1d "III '8 .LV 0' Packed with woolcns, iorsc O or any fabrics which moths infest, will protect them thoroughly. l Price, 25 C10. ONINVI'IO ISROH HOS ONIHLAHIA 'IHOLS 908 More effectual than crude or refined «:amphcr. Mil—~— Manulacturcd by R. H. PLAISTED A3 Washington Street, 50. IOIWMM. .0 FOR SALE. Grocer flouatsls. True That you have to take two baskets tocarry home the meats purchased at the New York market. instead of one as blefom.1T11:kspec11irl salt:1 works all right; tepeope etotan itisagrand Good corned beef, 4c per lb; smoked shoulders,80 per-lb; sugar cured bacon, l0c per lb; shoulder lamb chops, per lb leg and loin chops, 12 L21: b. We are always selling the low- est in price. New York Market I FRAIKS. AYERS, Prop. STREErr ' Special ! ll They are regular Also one case Ladies' Gingham, at ‘lc per yard. Have been ST R E ET , Building. ' ' 1 Connecticut. fine condition. Will be sold Photographer. NORWALK. CONN. The Sterling Bicycle 1 keeps well to the front in the race for public favor. Not lacunae 0! any alluring advertisement, fic- titious morphs or extraordin- ary claim for them, but simply because their merits compel recognition wherever they have been tried. We are sole agents in Norwalk for these Superb Wheels. We also have the Cleve- land Sw-cll Spain]. New Haven, Gold (‘rank F 11.10011 Bottom prices. Easy payments For Sale by c. ll. Mather”, East Norwalk. I “ROE 5100K cl Wheels to select lrom Ramblers. strong. stylish. unto-date in all one improvements. A well built wheel that will stand the rock Ideals, Light. handsome and durable. Stormers, The best wheel in the market at thapriu c. Get em, 1 A rattling gocd' 1u1 onllo llne. Pull align! wheels ‘mm too to 0100. Juvenile d . 11101.11 Prcwitt Co. 45 Main Street. Norwalk. goo taro-<0 x011 The Lead” Wheel. Aluminum films are the?“ to Ill-savior ltrpcrtltld m. season far surpasses 52. more. gotten. South Norwalk, MILFORD A. Comatock Bros., Masonic Bld’g, Norwalk. CATTLE Chlokon. and HORSE. l BEST GRAIN FOR HORSES AND OAT‘I'LC. BRANCH OFFICE SOLMANB' LIVERV STABLE. about his trust him. MANU The' Fl NfSHm TIIT WEARS The enamel and nickel that are applied to Columbia bicycles know no equal for beauty. Better still, this beauty is the same a year hence. --tvvo years heme. A rub of the polishing cloth. and Columbm enamel shines " like new. Such finish is to be had only upon Bicycles STIIIIID 0' "I! wears I Colombia Arrest-logos T. Ill- ILIII in: If you call. I“. S. AMBLER CY( LE (30., Agents. 20Wallstroet, Norwalk Colombian lu construc- tion and quality are in a rlsn by themselves. Asparagus Roots! Strong 'tWo—ysar-old Pul- motto roots at at. 251m hun- rlrcd. RHUIARI. Largo starts, l0c each. IT. BRUNO'I LILY. . hardy and fragrant. purr- whltc, 50 each, ll for 25c. Fresh tested GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED. l’ulverised sheep manure tmzflowm and lawns at HAIFORD'S FLORAL HILL fiend for Catalmue. W D. W. RAYMOND, Funeral Director and Embalmar. In Washington “not. .0. Rumour. MOTH E R5 KNO: “ The. advantage of having little chap's they can put in the wash tub and have them come out bright and clean, equal to new. The line we are displaying this We have them as low ’53s 5 0 C a ll ts. Others at 75c, $1, 1. Blues, whites, linens , and tans. Extra wash pants at 25c. Much pleasure and comfort is added to the sport if you have appropriate cloth- ing. BICYCLE SUITS. Gray and brown flannel suits..at...-$.5.oo; well made and perfect fitting. Good enough to 1‘ cost Difl'érent grades of cassimere homespuns, $8.50, 9, and 10; caps, to‘ match, 75c; stockings, 50c to $1. Our regular line of Spring and Summer clothing must not hater; 30 years before the public MEANS SOMETHING. Sometimes (in up and oil quality grain will pass for good—that 5 good lnc. Not wise howovcr, to trust to luck. Chosen grain man who tells you all You‘ll find at my feed store the belt grainthutcanbelmught, for all the pur- pixies; that product is adapted for, and }u'il-os RIGHT. Why can not 1 supply on ‘ I5 Marshall Street, So. llcrvralk. KW MW. any former efforts. 25, 1.50, 1.75 and. OMSTOCK BR05., I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET Conn: GIFFIN, Mgr. grain, just what he sells, then i ELT. HATCH, Leading Grain Dealer, T111: 1117111111. Drzcousroa. with pom and brush, is busy now trans- forming your dismal rooms into 11111-111 nevulutions oi what can he. done with the beautiful Wall papers selected from Dock- vr’s new stock. You can adorn your walls and make them a delight to ll! mouse stoc k Painters' Supplies. Artists’ Materials, Plctures. Pictures framed to 0rd." Painting Wmhanging, haunting and Sign DECKER. 79 Washington Street. 80. Nil-walk. . "DIVE?! crrv chant-1.0111111“? Aozucv. Ladies and gentlemen desiring Ill» class help in any capacity cur obtain 1h samalmmedlately at the above my: also 1115.. wishing mittens, either male or (male, can secure employment. ltmtedln medial 1' written» for sin mmpv'uanl V Humming ls: almrwlr: nourish-"rev Iron-l girls' of ”Mill work 0.11. HAIYIV. flnnoy'u .010. We, Mall-share Hotel. ml 11 MON. 10 North Moll Ilse-01 South Norwalk. eye byn judiohms choice from his ills-11 ' 0'
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