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Muslin museum
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sea- at mm m anus um
amuse me new
summation-till confined to 1111
housewtththegrip
Stephen Baumkrata has returnedlto
work for Martin Spahr. of South Main
street. .
Charles Mott. of Nchalk.‘ has par
chased a new wheel. as has also Frank
Webbcr.
A special meeting 01 the F. S. C. will
be" , held’ in. Cross street. tonight at' 8
o'gloc‘k sharp.
‘ A prayer meeting will be held tonight
at the reddeneo of Charles Cargill, in
Unionville district.
—Just for an ad. Best white Castile
soap. 1? oaks, Tuesday only. Boston
_storo, Norwalk.
‘ Mrs William Bette, of Catherine
imt, who has been seriously ill. is now
showing favorable signs of recovery.
We see that Dr. Sharer has again
enteredtheranks oi' whoelmen with 11
Diana purchased of Luther M. Wright.
A car-lead or. southern Hwhite dent
corn for sowing was received at this
station today, consigned toManuelT. 1
Norwalk‘s town roads were never in
worse condition than now. The select-
men ought to have, them cleared of
loose stones at once.
MissMiiry Martin, lbrmerly of Nor-
walk, lies at the paint of death at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Marshall, in
Mount Kisco, N. Y. ' “
The Speaking Cir-clone! the Norwalk
' Baptist church will be entertained Tues-
day afternoonby Mrs. Harvard Doty, at
her home In East avenue. . ,a
-Just for a. run Menu, buoy meals
laundered shirts. collar and cufl‘s at-
tri'elie‘d; t1 quality. for Tuesday only, 59..
each. Boston store. Norwalkl‘.
The opening of the Fair Grounds
again meets the approbation of both
mansions 1131‘s
The governing committee of that No}:
11km -elahmill .111th
”‘8“. t 3‘91 ”Agog”? 9W“
dare ingtou s troot.
‘, The board of Councilmen of South
Norwalk will hold a meeting tonight at
8 o’clock. Another hearing on the Elm
Grove place layout will also be had,
K110191119” 1N0?" 12.1wtl1e
Tramw e. was turn all 11011 the
Now depot WM!!- fit
was drawn to the ear-house by another
car.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ”E. Jennings
will entertain the members of the Sun-
day Evening club and their gentlemen
friends. tomorrow night. at their rosi-
deuee, 69 West street.
The invitation games of the Yale
Track Athletic association took place
last Saturday' In New Haven. The one-
mile Hcycle race was won by Eben Hill,
.11., twenty yards. in? .
Six thousand people saw Brown de-
feat IIan at vaidoace. Saturday after-
noon. in a game abounding with brilli- 1
ant plays. to the tune of 6 to l. 1.1.1.111
is credited with a two-hpgger.
Arrangeamats have boommade with
the officials of the Consolideted road for
reduced lures to and from Norwich on
May 20, on the occasion of the meeting
of the Grand Inigo. l. 0. 0. F.
Putnam I’m-k commissioners met at
the Park Friday and decided upon sev-
eral impmvoments which will be com-
mcuoed immediately. New horse sheds
are to be erected on the grounds.
ilerisu't Jennings. {.1 Southpmt. has
sold his jib and mainsaii yacht, the
"Ramona," to New Haven parties like
has long berm considered one of the1
flooiest twenty-onb-loot ppm yachting
craft on the Sound. ‘;
M
At the concert of the [trim Singing
society. last night. cit-President Goings
" Schaub was presented with a handsome
etching in honorot hislong end faith.
In] membership. The speech was made
by Charles Walters.
1133.31.11 swllééfié
unsymond & Sous. the furniture
dealers of 11.11 11.1.1.1... In hand, a
full line of refrigerators at bottom prices.
The subject of the ladies’ prayer meet-
ing in the Norwalk‘ Congregational
chapel. on Wednesday ah1 :30 p. 111., will
. be ”A Living Christ."
John E. Jackson. formerly secretary
oithe Y. M. C. A.. has moved from
Chestnut street. Norwalk, into the Lar
mer house in Wilton avenue,
The Congregational Pastors’ Wives'
club will meet with Mrs. Noble ‘ in the
Norwalk Congregational church par-sou.
1 age. tomorrow morningat 10:80 o’clock.
Mrs. w. N. phone, of 4 Union Park.
will entertain the Inasmuch Circle of
King’ s Daughters. of the Norwalk
Methodist church. Tuesday afternoon at
8: 30 o’clock.
Next Thursday evening, at the Nor-
walk Congregational chapel, Rev.
Frederick Curtis will speak upon his
lilo in Japan. where he has spent seven
years in missionary work.
Two Italians werehrrestcd by Oillcer
Morehonse, Sunday evening, for last
driving and drunkenness. Their cases
came up in the Town Court, this morn-
ing, but the men furnished bonds and
the cases were continued until this
afternoon at 5:30. 1
The district deputy for Fairfleld coun-
ty. A. C. Wheeler, of Norwalk, will pay
avisit to St. John’s Lodge. No. 3, A F.
and A M., Of Bridgeport, Wednesday
evening. The third degree will be con
toned upon one candidate, to be follow;
ed by a banquet.
The unsightly section of wall left
standing alongside of the Swartz & Cor-
when its building was demolished a
year ago willbe taken down in a few
bett block will be repaired.
William nrrisiepainting Mrs Wil-
liam 0.1953613 heuse 1n Franklin street
The house is being thoroughly ovorhanh
ed, andsvill be painted and papered, and
B. thbell s newi'buildiug 1n Woodward
avenue
house‘s!
latest re-
portanstill lookipg 1.0,; a locati 11. A
Danhury prdféssiona man recent y toOk
th‘e ihatte’i-‘in Him hands, says the
News, and wrote a letter to the Ilrm,
calling attention to he fifiillties m
Danbury ofl‘ers. . :1? ‘{f 1:“ 3‘
The Young Woln‘l' ‘ r3161!” Tim-
peranee Union will hold its annual busi-
ness meeting this even1ng'"afiz30.wlth
Miss May Bigby, I20 Sontli Main street.
Reports of dominant work 111111 119
ted and tile bldctlon of oflicers will
eplaco. All members are urgently
requested to attend if possible.’
Grand Secretary Botsford. o! the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, made ar-
rangements with the Consolidated Rail-
road onicials Saturday 101' the transporta-
tion of the delegates hitho convention of
the Grand lodge at Norwich. May :20.
The usual reduction, whole {are one
way and hall fare for the return. has
been reflected. w"
Zerrebaho] Senate. No. 35. Knights of
the Ancient Esseuio Order, was institut-
ed at the City Hotel Friday night. by
Adjutant (loner-s1 Lebanon. supremo.
andMI’. B. Selim. supreme deputy or—
ganiser. Temporary «floors were elect-
ed as follows: Chairman. W. N. Shanna;
summary, 1’. S. Ackcrman; treasurer. F.
A. Lane.
111 muncotion with the meeting of the
Fair-fluid association of Congregational
Ministers there will be .tomormw alter-
noon at II o'clIIck. in the First Congre-
gational church, a public EMIGI'. Rev.
Dr. llmatow. profcsmr of homiletles In
Yale Divinity school, will preach the
sermon. Miss Camp will preside at the
organ and Mrs. Ncwklrk and Miss Shor-
wood will sing. The public ls cordially
Invited.
The name of the South Norwsllr Con-
gregational church has been placed on
the flowanl roll at honor in women
of the gift of Sim toward the debt of
the ileum Missionary society, made by
the Women's Missionary associatimi.
the King's Daughters' circle and four
oi the church members individually
The church «nominee has 111111111111th
Mrs. John 11. Light and Henry 0. Balls
ey to be life membm In the misty.
'1 Pure and Sets.”
claim 8
BAKING Pawnee.
“I have {food Cleveland's Baking Powder with
entire satisfaction 11; the preparation of breads. biscuits
imp“ Mr» Yer! (haul-{at 51M!
and CARES." 1111.111 Carson,
bett block by the railroad company, '
days, and the wall of the Swartz 85 Cor--
‘ .have floors of ample wood laid M11. ‘
' Qdiini also has the coptract to paint W
"Worrbofmo'thrmumwr'mation; " "A
. ti ' A
Hose company will be held tonight.
WHE 1.011.101.11qu uphis
pool room in the Mahaukemo Hotel ,
block.
Gould Seymour will move his burn
from Its present site to one in the rear oi
the old homestead.
We arein receipt of a copy of the
Boston Store's handsome! illustrated
monthly, “Fashions. ”
The Tobey case will have a hearing
Wednesday next. in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas at Bridgeport.
——Baby carriages at lewest cash prices
can he found at Raymond &. Sons,
Main stmot. Norwalk.
John Fagan was arrested in Norwalk ‘
for vagrancy and sentenced to sixty
days in jail. Sentence was suspended.
Landlord James Hall, of the City
Hotel. has purchased a pony and run-
about wagon tor the use of his family.
Rev. J. B. Dougherty. 01’ St. MaIy's
parish, commenced this morning taking
the annual consus'and collection of his
church. ‘
The axle on a carriage owned by COI-
onel J. C. Crowe brOke yesterday, and
was taken to TIlIy' s carriage shop fir
repairs.
one of the pupils of Whitlock's school.
Wilton, washurt in 'the eye. Sunday.
and is being attended by Dr. Waltu-
Hitchcock. The injury is not serious.
The Golden Rule circle of King’s
Daughters. of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, will meet with Mrs.
Noble at the parsonage, on Friday next,
at 3. 30 p. In.
Bith Abraham will hold an entertain-
ment Sunday. May 24th, in Grand
Army Hall, Washington street. Every
Hebrew in tbwn willbe invited to at.
tend.
During the illness of E. J. Thomas,
the Norwalkrepresentagiye of The Even-
ing Sentinel, who is threatened with 1111
attack of pleurisy’. Miss Genevieve N.
Whitlook is taking his place.
St.Mary's- school and1the New Ca-
naans played ball, last Saturday, at that
place. Thoscpre was20 to S. in favor
mg M11309“: ”It ié‘mhlnthat part
nehrflplwers'il’werc men,
which accounts {or the low score on
Norwalk‘s.‘ side. Captain McManus
sprained-liisaaklem duringehegam.
The Central UIW King' a Dough
topped the Nonijlk Ce gatippa]
M11. “than 1taeMay as next
quyl-I Melofik. in fill. c
This will bothe last meeting a
the
report will be given of the anniversary
meeting of the King‘s. Daughters recent-
ly hold in New York, and officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
The scholars of the three upper rooms
of the Center school have purchased a
new piano. At the opening examines in
the assembly room, this morning, a
short musical programme was given.
Several members or the classes of '95
and ‘00 were present. Following was
the programme: Solo. Miss Hattie Ray.
mend; '00; solo, llamld Wilson. '97;
duet, Misses Grace Stommel, ’95, Bertha
Hutchinson. '05; solo. Miss Grace Stom-
Incl.
Mother—Jessie. did I hear Arthur
proposing to you last night?
Jessie—J don't think you did. mother,
Arthurtalks awfully law.
“You never loved Inc," she cried hys-
terIealIy. and new. only to think of it.
lam married to you.”
"You mm to Imget," he answered
unloclingly, "that I am also married If)
you "
Mrs. Sue Burbanw-“l would like a
glass of water. Bridget.”
Brhhzotmmum 1111111111. there's not a
dbrop in the house. Ivry thing in Irozhsu
00p sIItII'I'. "
Mrs. Hue liarbaa-~11TIIcn make me
mms lemonade!
Mr Fondly-“My boy has II great car
I011 music. "
Mr. Blaatw'1Well, judging by the
time! 111111111an it, I should say he
had.”
Explsinmlw‘dlncle Tom, what Ia‘ ea-
ecutire ability?" >‘ “It's knowing how to
make other maple work without doing
anything yrmraolt
Mr i‘cmuten lipase «who! we want
a you 1; lady thoroughly mnwmnt
with out.» work. Do you understand
flgum?
Fair Applicant-«Oh. yrs-.111] kiudaol
figures. i {had charge of the fitting
department at Madam Mrsliate's for
two years.
M111. Youngwedw'diow did you like,
my sponge cake. door?“
Mr. Yrmngwifewfi’mtty wall. but
didn't you mucosa the sponge pretty
dry?"
Mrs. Bottom-«"Whou my husband
was traveling out West he was held up
by a man in the ears.
Miss 8plnM-~”Oh. how lynch had
1m hare."
ufiW
Dress Due Plums,
Yellow Peaches,
Bartlett Peers, 1
Strawberry Jam,
‘ Raspberry Jain,
F. D. LAWTDII I. 00., 22 South hlaia Street.
"El/‘1‘; 1- ,-
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
. EDWARD
Special I
SATU RDAY,
RIBBEO VESTS,
at be apiece.
SPIRAL CLOTH,
avery flue Zephyr Gingham, at De per yard. Have been
sold this season at 10c per yard. These three lots are extra-
ordinary bargains.
EDWARD
5 Gazette Building,
gr
Norwalk,
PIANO FOR SALE.
A first-class upright piano in fine condition.
‘ at u‘li'argain. Inquire of or address
1M. .1 9,1550
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occup less portion of E. Gusowskl’s
store, corner 01 Wall and Water Sta-1.,
Nor-walk. Call and app the
styles In Hats. Caps. up
PIaistedI
DRUOGIST.
Dr. Green’s
DEDRENE
CAMPHDR
Compound
Fl
<
--—-—-o---—~
Packed with woolcas, furs or
any fabrics which moths
infest, will protect
them thoroughly.
Price, 25 311:.
‘3301.’ 91130 SrOELSlV'Id 'H ‘H .I."
More cfleciuul than crude or
refined curIphor.
Wow
Mauuiucturcd by
R.II.PI.AISTED
13 Washington
Street,
30. IDIWALII.
SW
SpeciaIII
May 2d, we will place on sale 25 dozen Ladics’ Fast Black
Hose, onyx dye, extra line. at 150 a pair. They are rogular -
250 goods. Only 4 pairs to a customer. Also one case Ladies’
Later in the season they will be sold at 100
apiece, and aregoodvaluc at thelatter price. AlsolOOOyds. of
ONINVJ'IO SSflOH BOA sun-11.113:
6
It Is Strange But
True
That you have to take two baskets
1 tocarry home the meats purchased at
the New York market, instead of one as
before. The special sale Works all right:
the people take toit and it is a grand
success. Good corned beef, 40 per 1b;
smoked shoulders, 811 per lb; sugar cured
bacon, 100 per lb: shoulder lamb chops.
pig-perk: log and loin ohops.12 1-20
h. We are always selling the low-
est in price. ‘
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS. Prop.
STREET! _
Special I I I
STREET,
Connecticut.
Will be sold
Photographer.
NORWAL'K, CONN
TheSterIing
Bicycle
' g flops well to the 110111111 the race
. , rpublic favor. N atlibauseof
1 any alluring advertisement. lie
I titious records 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-
laud Swell Spa 1111 New Haven,
Gold Crank Falcon. Bottom
prices. Easy payments,
For Sale by D. II. Alsthorpe,
East Norwalk.
season far surpasses
$2.
more.
gotten. so years before the
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g.Norwn1k.1 _
The advantage of having little chap’s
.. .surrs
they can put in the wash tub and, have
them come out bright and clean, equal
to new. The line we are displaying this
any former efforts.
We have them as 10w as 5 0 C e a t 5.
Others at 75c, $1',1.25,1.50,1.75 and
Blues, whites, linens and tans.
Extra wash pants at 25c.
IF YOU RIDE A WHEEL
Much pleasure and cemfort 15 added to ‘ “
the sport if you have appropriate clOth- ‘ '
ing. BICYCLE SUITS. Gray and brown
flannel suits at $5.00; well made and
perfect fitting. GOOd enough to cost
Diii'crent grades of cassimerc
homespuus, $8.50, 9, and 10; caps“ to
match, 7 5c; stockings, sec to $1.
Our regular line of Spring IIIII summer Clothing must not heter-
public areas soustmsel
COMSTOCK BROS,
lls SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Gene.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
AgentFor .
BUFFALO
9L:'EEN '
CATTLE
j Chlokon.
andmfl
‘HORSIBI
BEST
1 you. '1
BOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
1 races STDDK ‘
01 Wheels to select from
Ramblers.
3111111111. stylish. up- -to date In all use
improvements.
0!,
11 mpg! built wheel that will stand the
Ideals,
Light. handsome and durable
Stormers,
The best wheel In the marketai the win 11.
Eat ems,
A milling good inn-ails lIue.
Fullalmlwhmls 1111 too in 0100. Juvcnllo
II Inc. MI) and
Thai. T. Prowitt Do.
45 Main Street. Nor-walk.
op nro<0 XO'm
The imedi Wheel. Aluminum {than
an! the Fa . to films with Export Itid~
era.
The added pleasurf' of
riding a
O
BICYCLE
is worth every
dollar of the . .
$IDO a
Columbia costs
Standard of the World.
The Columbia Catalogur:arilailc. beau-
tiful-virus if you call.
11‘. S. AbiBLl-llt CYCLE (30.. Agents.
20 Wall strmt, Norwalk. '
Asparagus Roots!
Strong {mower-old Pal
‘ plot?) roots at 01.25 per him.
1 m
RHUIARB.
l. 1111.1 niots. lilo each.
51". BRUNO'!
GARDEN AND
F'LOWIIR SIZED.
l’ulverimd 11111111111 11111111110
Itrrzllowcrs 11ml lawns at
HAIFDRD’S FLORAL HALL
Semi for Catalogue.
W
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslmr.
I3 Whetstone"! the”,
In. Kuwaiti.
MANUEL T. HATCH
The Leading Grain Dealer.
IS Marshall Street, So. IIorwaIIr.
W‘
m~mm__..rm
LILY.
hardy and fragrant, pure -
white, do each. film- 2511-.
Fresh tested
Sometimes
Cheapamloff quellity1 grain will pass 101:5
,gomI—athat' s good] uelr. do
Not wise however, to trust to luck.
(‘hoosea grain man who tells you all”
about his grain, just what he sells, thei'i
trust him. , I
You‘ll. find at my feed store the best ‘ ‘
grain that can he bought. for all the par-1
poses that product is adapted for, and ..
prices RIGHT. Why can not I supply
} .
T1111: MURAL DECORATOB.
with pasta and brush, is husynow trans-
forming your dismal rooms into artistic
revolutions of what 111111 he done with the
beautiful wall papers III-Imus) from Deck-
vr's new stock. You can adorn your
walls and make them a delight to the
oychya judicious choice from his im-
‘ mouse 111111 11.
Painter-11' Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order
Paintin , i’uxmhangiag, Decontinl
and Sign rItIng.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. Bo. Norwalk.
0. II. IIIIIVEV'S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first
class help in any capacity can obtain the
same Immediately at the above agency;
also those wishing mittens, either male
or lemslcflsa scours employment.
Wanlod Immediately mailman for six good
competent Elms IIMI gI{Is.aI1s-1|1Imsslor
11011ka other gem girls or general himse-
Will
0. H. HAAVIV. Horror. In».
x .
11am. Hakeem Hotel.
in? 11
Iturd.
10 North Main street, South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler