eroitiug athletic 00thka place.
,in front of Wount’s shop in
Halli avenue A one hundred yard doth
, manned between John Gcrhem,
turmoil: employed by the Lockwood
1.1111111111111111“ company, and James L
at». thepopularotibba'mbosid manu-
7 1mm“ fora prise altered byW. G.
W11 t. Mr. Gerham won the raoeby
dour yards, although Mr, first nearly
. We the lastlap in hing hold-
' aim. Gorbaip. and hanging on ugtil
could pass him.
Many oi the property-owners between
Seemid and Third avenues, whose land
harden the pond which has been declar-
ed a nuisance by the Board of Health of
‘ the town, have commenced filling in the
pond They have thirty days in which
to do the work It' 111 understood that
some of the property- owners affected
- contend that the pond is a natural one
> 111111 that they cannot be made to ill] it
‘ In, while others are complying willing-
? ly with the order.
John Palmer, of Second avenue, has
rooovmd sulllcieutly from his recent
severe illness to be out of doors again,
. and his friends are glad to we him
. ahont. It' 111 said that he contemplates a
' trip South to fully recuperate his health.
William Twiss tore himself away
from business cares, yesterday, andcom-:
manned. making garden. Mr. Twiss'
had one of the thriftiest gardens on
' Benedict Farm last year, and expects to
' do equally well, if not better, this year.
Newsdealer J. B. Wheeler has been
devoting his spare time, lately, to agri-
cultural pursuits. He has planted his
lot-in Keyser avenue with a variety of
vegetable seed. and adorned the center
of it with a flower mound.
Miss Lottie Friel, a niece of Mrs.
Harriet Tate,-of'Honry street, died on
Mbnd'Ay in Brooklyn, of Bright’s dis-
6530-
visitor in East Norwalk and had many
iriends here.
Ralph Keeler, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur H. Keelcr,cf Cottage
ayenue, died Monday. night. The inner
111.1111: held the rains at 10 O’clock,
new corona opening.
The naphtha 'yacht “Mamie, " owned
by Thomas Bonedict, having been pine-W
ed in thorough repair: fqgthe season, is
now lying at anchor .111 list accustomed
place near. the Forms bridge. , .
‘ ’Reddents here are anxious to have
lightstlaned-under theFort Point street
bridge, as it is particularly dark there,
and nusances are committed nearly
every night.
Fritz Olsen' a float, which was beached
during the winter, is again in place 11%:
the Riverside pavilion. Mr. Olsen
had his row boats overhauled and re-
painted.
The salt meadow opposite Rufus R.
Osborn‘a residence, in Riverside avenue,
is being filled in with earth taken from
the rear of Mr. Osborn’s house.
The Ccnkling place in Second ave. a
nae. recently purchased by Messrs.
Gerham and Carr, is being remodeled.
Mr. Carr is doing the work.
Dr. Parker's yacht “Thgina” is now
lying at anchor of! Fitch's point, where
Captain Day Is fast getting her in roadi-
nm for the summer.
CA millinery store has been opened in
the Faulkner building, in the store
formerly occupied by Ledger Ednmnds.
Captain Albert Morrcll, of New York
state, was in town yesterday, to visit
his brother Daniel, who has been sick.
John Grant has moved into the Rich-
mond house in New street, which be
rented from J. Wallace Marvin.
Rev. Oscar Lindogren will preach to-
night to the Scandinavians oi Danbury.
up WANNA. . ..
Miss Anna Wood. of Riverside ave-
nue. was taken suddenly sick last night.
Fred Soofleld, of Cove street. has re-
turned from a visit in Meriden.
Charles W. Harrison is repainting his
house in Fort Point street
Miss Cloris 1.1131373” spending a few
days in New York.
HIOOEFIELO.
The 1111111101- 1111111111,; the new Town
111111 In Ridgeileld were opened Monday.
John (laugh, oi Bridgepm't. was the
lowest bidder, and he was awarded the
contract for the entire work. The new
building will cost about ”5,000.
The wutmcts for building the new St.
Mary's Catholic church in this [Ila/1113,,
have been awarded to launder Boldno,
Ill MIMI. carpenter work. and James
Remedy. of Ridgeileld. mason work
Themaureistolm comma-st. aired
mottled brick with brownstone and tor-
“ cutie trimmings, and will seat about
Miss Friel was an occasional ‘
People‘s Society
of theibcuth Norwalk (longregational
church.
. Itwasvoted unanimously to endorse
the proposition to hold the Fair-held
county convention in South Norwslk.
and it was also voted to throw the
church open to the convention, this
mattertobearranged with the church
committee. Thepropotition will come
before the Norwalk Union for endorse-
ment at the annual meeting in ithe
Westport Congregational church, May
26th. The reception, entertainment and
other committees will be appointed at
that time.
It was voted to appropriate to to pur-
chase missionary maps, and the mission-
ary committee was instructed to go
ahead with the Fuller two cents a week
plan of collections.
Reports from the other committees
were of a very gratifying nature and
were accepted.
Enterprising Advertisers.
Unrivalled in price, unexcelled in
beauty is L. H. .Decker's line of wall
papers. Hisnew advertisement today,
piece of work. .
BARIEN _AND NOHOTON.
Mrs. Richard Dunn has issued invi
tations for the marriage of her daugh-
ters, Mary A. to Pomnuster George
Everett, and Kate to Assistant Post-
master John Hallora‘n. The ceremony
willbepbdomed Tuesday morning at
,9 o’clock, in St John's R. (3. church,
Norotan. and willbe followed by a re-
ception at the residence of Mr. Everett
from 10 to 12 o clock.
wuhsldlastnightin thelectuwmcm‘
like the goods' 111 his store, is an artistic " I
Absolutely Pure.>
House
' cleaning
loses
its .
Bon
,.-. -. terror.
Am I Work
done
The Modern Cleaner with
ease
in half
k...
I
More:
rim”
is ..
pursued zoo
Fertlllzers I
BrADLEV'S
MAPES:
Par-:g'rou's.
And all other standard goods always
in stock. Sold at manufac-
turers' prices.
savuoso 111105.
.0. Norwalk.
”.1“... 11c1tn'11'“““‘“
DEALER ll‘
Butter, Choose, Eggs?
Etc.
125 Washington Street.
mow—.—
Butter. Cheese. Page. Lord and Dillcatesseu
80. Norwalk
MW
Try “Epicure Brand"Canned
Goods,
And Green Mountain Cheese.
Quality 01111qu Prices lowest!
Physician own...
use. computers
Can be consulted at her allies
342 Boom Scam, Barnum, (loam,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. 111. any day except
flu n.1iay
ramps-1.11- Is a regular physk-Isn ml for
the pest nineteen years as made 11w Imam
of Wu Ales summer: {to
or III“ cult “Noyce!“ in the sex can consul
l1: Gui for: that e «at confidence will;
Millions
“apnoea mace, oi meivlna the m
ntiflo treatme- I known to em 1111 cry
sdioine III“ 1-1111er lb nurse ur-
11n when It moderate.
111 mom I replicate statue
EGGS LIT" fizhfimm WWII?
Willis (loohlush III-11111 31ml one.
fi’llmnsmsu it “genes 11 bananas“
HOWAYTON. ‘
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Constable Edward Ladrigan has about
completed his work in the Devil’s Gar-
. . ,de'n road, and a great change is notice-
able. Should as much lie done each
year it would not be long before all the
hills would be eliminated, and the grade
. made gradual and easy. The biggest
‘ improvement was the cutting down of
Neaeu1lorisH111 about three feet, and
,using the earth to fill in in front .1
Captain Roberts‘ property. The 1allcy
neerRoton Hill was filled 1n three feet,
and the hills them out dowu.Rop1l-
mike: John Brundage will now go over
themad and put it in iirst- class condi-
tion for traveling. The work was or-
deredhySelcctman Themes, who is :1
thcmugh believer in good roads, and
has done much this your in getting
them started -
Mrs. Kenny died last 11ight,nt her
home 111 Locust arcane.
Shepard Wells wont to New 11.111111
stpday, having 411011th 11 lucrc: 1ti1'o po-
tron
cars.
STONE SHELVES for
always sweet, clean and cold.
SLAT
Are STRONGLY BUII T.
FACTS savouo DISPUTE
Eddy’ s Refrigerators I
COLD DRY AIR CIRCI'LATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRY NI‘ SS the air being so dry that matches Iclt on the
shelves will readily ignite whcultakcn out.
WROUGHT IRON ICE RACKS. to ‘guaxd against icc picks.
ZINC I ININGS of the best quality.
PERFECT NON CONDUCTOR PACKING, tested for twenty eight
I115w CANMN.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scoflcld colebru‘-
ed the sixty-fifth anniversary of their
ma'riagc on Monday, May 4th. Th1‘se
present were his sister, Mrs. Esther
Boyer, and her daughter Sarah; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas D. Bell, Mrs. Franct a
Townsend, '“Mrs..Churlos Stevens and
her daughter, Mrs. E. Brush; Mrs. Mair
shall Andrews and Mrs. James How-
'arth. Four generations were present.
Refreshments 1111111 scr1c1l. They dc-
parted lcmiug the ol1l“1‘onplc exceed-
ingly happy.
1WWW‘
SOUTH WILTON.
Bc1.Mr. 11.111... of Silvermjue. who
has 11cc cptula 11111 to the South Wilton
Methodist Episcopal church, and will
prezu 11 then 1111} Sunday afternoon at
.2 11'1.lock,is .‘1 won-r ‘I‘Ilhrl «Considerable
abiliiyanrl 0111' iii 11 any church can be
proud of.
cleanliness and durability, being
UNEXPOSED WOOD. Thcrc' IS no wood exposed in the interior.
DOUBLE CASES on all our refrigerators
INSIDE JOINTS are tnugucd grnovcd,.1mlgI11cd together.
Are the most I1 CUNOMICAI. L SIIRS OF ICE
Arc very HANDSOMELY FINISHED.
Every one warranted .15 represented.
Ladies’
TOW".
with every $3.110 purchase.
So. Norwalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main Street, South Norwalk, Gt.
§kEOIALSA [E W”
Shoes!
The Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes!
First-class goods in every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD '"""
And to sell them we alter them at 25 per cent. below any shoe store In
Also large linemf
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS!
at unheard of Prices.
A fine painting and frame, such as Is shown in our window, given
Pictu 1'1.- and frame will 1:051 elsewhere $2.51).
This Is your opportuniny; (1011' t miss ‘11.
C. H. HARVEY.
‘ mm
a 0112:va nonanmamanACK. . I
l
Capes and Jackets.
Up-to-date' in everything pertaining to outside garments is what may he truthfully said of our
Cloak Department. In this department can be found all the newest things and the latest
styles in Ladies’, Misses and Children’ s Garments. Black cloth, double'cnp‘c, trimmed with
Black cloth double capo. both capes trimmed with braid, price $3 50.
‘ . , satin ribbon, price ‘1. 08.
Cloth capes in blue. black, brown or tan, tailor made strap Iodine, velvet collars, trimmed
with small pearl buttons, price 83. 98.
Capes suitable for elderly ladies in plain cloth, diagonal and crcpon, single or double, both
in lined and unlined, price from 33.50 to 312.
Velvet capes, lined with silk, price to. 50.
Velvet capes, silk lined, handsome jet trimming,pr1ce
”"50
Silk capes, plain and brocade, trimmed' in jet and ohiilon, prIce .5 to $15.
Covert cloth jackets, large slee1e, cont back, large buttons, price 83 50.
All the better grades of jackets in black and colors.
1
Housefurnis‘hings.
No house is furnished complete without one of our Famous Oil Cook Stoves.
We have them' in one, two and three burners. '
Nor-walk, .
TRISTRAM a HVA'I'T. ,
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BEST.
V.ALUEI
ugh.
*wav.
the nest ' “f
Complete .
use or I
lauu," 4'»
By tnidirig with us you I
“‘1 .
at .-
Tho prices are
so very low compared with a few years ago that it is a mistake to be without one. We can
recommend this stove to do all the work of an ordinary range... They are made with 8-inch
circrflar wicks, the humor and reservoir are of polished brass, steel frame and cast top. The
rewicking device 1s simple, in fact, the only stove on the market that can be easily wicked
. Lowzsr
f . . PRICE I
Ida» I -. ,
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.. '-l “‘
'I'HEV ARE AC1. SMILES! '-
Because illicy near glyphs} fittlflg'golplbl‘t’lIJIL Clothing All our cushomm {ch this
" TRADE \vitll’ us and you \1 III FEEL T
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We have now in stuck
As;
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Removal NoticefiIw
Dr. F. W Dunner has moved
his allies {rpm over the Post
()iiicetol o. lPARK ROW,
opposite rand Opera House,
Stamford, (3t, where he will be
pleased to see his Norwalk pa-
tients. Fare allowed. Ollioe
hours from 8 a. in. to 6 .111. He
will he at the CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. m.
tall . 111., for the acommodation
of h Norwalk and South Nor-
walk patients.
DR. F'. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
bi“! FORD, . . -
Jacob H. Layton,
I'lro, LII. and
AooIdont
INSURANCEII
Real Estate “LII House Agent.
Ocean Steamship
Drafts mus lieniatedeg
and litocks So 11.
OFFICE. 15 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to i’oatOflice,
SOUTH NORWALK, : 1 ' : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
NOTICE: City Texas.
The luxmyors u! that In oi Knuth Somalis
arelwmhr noiIllod the the city In: of MI!
mIIIsnn the dollar. lab on the our Its-111A»
moot list 11! last. at a Hit 111111111111: hold at
AI'IKP Mall. on Mu-Iimu strip-tum the noel day
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II no. will loulunuuvhrswuhlf1mmrthofillrst 11:11
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street Panel” the min of! nine 11.0 no
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Iloulh errwulk (‘.om1 April at. We. 112:1 111
gm INN.
NETTEII THAN BANKS
You arm‘kln't make
shell or luv moment
align-ynnxlhsnbb Rs
Maggie“ Mini-1111M.
or dual rust.
mashsdnpl tlhom
don t minute
In value In any m
moulds oats-oi and
you can always reo-
Ise on mm very
nearly their value.
1 no 1 W’I““"l"2“ll‘li
ensor immeamnmsn one
Pvlllln Iml. than you want Brainstorm» dis»
moods or 1mm up to
HOMER B. HOVT's
Jewelry and Optical Stare,
NWIshington Street.
Tickets, and Sterling ‘
This Week
We shall make a run on
l00 Fine Quality
1
5.9257"0 .
Counterpanes I
Large size, good weight, elegant patterns, for
670. each.
and one dollar would not ordinarily got you
the some oonnicrpanc.
Also to keep our
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
in your mind “by the way, It is the bust and
largest department, devoted exclusively Io
underwear etc” In South NorWaIk' mgozlor.
' ladies” nbbed vests, at 41: cash.
W
of :15 dozen Iadics' ribbed vests. line ribbed
of hand Iaidlhroud; bleac;hcd they are the
Seconds oia zoo vest and the pure Is jun
one-hall, viz: 1111:. each, and the seconds are
so slight as to he hardly riiscernablc.
(«a-:-
Ever Shown
s "19th“ *
This kit]!
j 3,} 1 111.111 ?p0Ml
gs got the best with pl‘ICCS guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
305;
86 WAQHINOTON STREI
South Nori’v-Ik.
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