‘ , Hall, Wednesday, 111's 2011: met.
y constantly adding new machine-
, latest acquisition is a large circular
V! which incapable of swing quickly
tlgoughafourteeu-inch square timber.
sswis arranged on an adjustable
,gothsttiuiberscan be sawed on
‘ level or angle, and the largest sticks
‘_i1sl1,sndled with the greatest ease.
largeboring machine has also been
in. The machines are especially
adapted for framing and will result in
thesaving of a great deal of time in
this work. mm M
v Charleen. Underhill, who had been
, a resident of this place about eigh-
' teényears, died this morningat 6:20
, o‘e , at his heme' 1n Fitch street. He
" was in the sixty-eighth year of his age.
, He. was well known here, having kept a
, grocerystcre in Fort Point street. and
Ihtelyhsdbeen engaged in the lumber
business. He leaves awidow and four
children, Mrs. Emma Dennis, Kiss
7 Farluy Underhill. Frank and Archer
UndGThlll. .
A musical and literary entertainment
is being arranged by St. Paul's Mission
Sunday school, to be given in Randall's
The
Philharmonic orchestra and Adelphi
quartette will provide instrumental and
vocal music, and refreshments will be
served. '
Finch's drug store, cat disappeared
sometime ago and could-not‘befonnd
anywhere about the store. Yesterday
Dr. Griffin was in the cellar, and heard
a familiar sound issuing from a stack of
barrels. Under one of them the feline
was imprisoned, having been there
about forty-eight hours.
J. Wallace Marvin and E. E. Gorham
have become tired‘of 61311111115161 the se-
lectmento clean up the streets, and
have had men rake the’ loose cobbles
from First avenue. T
road is almost impa . le Wbemrm
loose cobbles. 7‘ '..,...
' 7 The two-family houseisvhich Charles
T. Hawkins is building in St. John avo-
nuuuill have allimprovemslusaa‘d for»
”W heat. The foundations were put
his already wdlfldppd shop. .
broke accnpliug 11in just inst of the
depot, this morning. and the locomotive
shot aheadlfor some distance, but back-
ed up again, losing but a‘ minute or two.
11. W. Smith, of Henry street, is rep—
resenting Court Narruk, of Norwalk,
at the Foresters‘ convention in New
Britain, today and tomorrow.
Joseph Lockwood began today at
world Point the construction of the big
float for The Knob Outing club.
The Advent cottage meeting was held
last night at the home of James Birch-
ard. in Darien. ‘
Miss Lottie Golemnn, of St. John ave-
nue, has returned from a visit in Fall
River, Mass.
John Palmer has moved from Second
avenue to Vanandt avenue. 7
a
John Conklinghas moved from Second
avenue to Broad River.
aosrusat ascent,
Dssllls Recorded in the Office of the Town
clerk During April.
There were thirty- three deaths in
Norwalk during the month of April, as
follows:
Y. M. D.
April L—liobertG. Ripley.‘ 21 '
l.—-Sndle amilton. s
1.—I.11u . Mallory. :1 2
l.I—Jolln Howard Lowndos. 65 11 22
2.-—Oaspnr T. Zoellinger.
2.—-liIary 8. Brotherton.
:l.—Hannal1 it. Senor.
7.1.—-J. Irving Light.
, 1.——Wlllism Talley.
5.-()barles Jabez Hill.
1'..—Bertha Neggs.
s.—-\i’ll|iam H. Schnub,‘
s.—Charles it. Helmet.
9.~William J. Baxter.
ilk—Wilden) J. Busch.
ll.—Abrnham Swift.
fir-Frances J. Thompson,
13.—Henry Dudley Fox.
17.-—George Humphrey's.
1s.—Elizabeth E.B17xbee.
20.-Almumlums Brewer.
7.7;1.——ilin1m W. Gorlmm.
21.—8amuel Dreyfuss.
21.—Ellen Moynihiu.
715.—-WI|lls L. Benton.
7x..-Uohu Sauislo.
'2')."‘Annl0 W. Fox.
eta—Willie Bilina.
26. —iiarrict F. Dusk 1111.
iL—Csleh E. King.
.111 —Mllry Benjumin.
771 —1-.111 l Freudcnihal.
7 .10.—Silau D. Odell.
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The Mission Band will hold its meet-
ing 111 Mrs. Augustus Merwin 11, Friday,
.Mfl! 1171. ., 1%,
Mr. Rodriguez, who has been visiting
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“The Cedars.”
‘Mlss Clara Ryder, of Norwalk, has re.
sumed her duties as teacher in South
Wilton. ‘
Henry Hunt, of New York, is visiting
his father in South Wilton.
Miss Katherine Sturges entertained
' Miss Hattie Olmstead, of Norwalk.
. Master Telford Miller, of New York,
is visiting Albro Thompson, of the
Center.
Mrs. Daniel Betts, of South Wilton,
spent Sunday with friends in Norwalk.
Thomas Nolan, who has been visit-
ing friends in New York, has returned.
Miss Mabel Dunning, of Norwalk, is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Priscilla
Griswold.
Mrs George Pike, of Brooklyn. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Benedict.
spending the winter in Brooklyn. has
returned to her home in the Centre.
Mrs. Miller and two children, of
Hartford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson. ”“3
Miss Deane Olmstead, of the Centre,
is visiting her uncle, Truman Smith, of
North Wilton;
John Davis caught a pike weighing
one pound and five ounces, last night.
It is theIlargcst one caught this your.
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Negligence Alleged.
Coroner DoteIn went to South Norwnlk
today and investigated further in the
1 . cascof Josepthncun, who was killed
on the railroad track there Sunday
displayed 611‘ the 179111“er The train
bands will beexnmined by the coroner
them—Bridgeport Farmer.
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leader's: Of F88
(Bulletin 13,
friends in New York/ has returned to
Little Marion Gregory, who 1... been ~
flan. Hermie?- of Du ali'ralk‘go _
that at the time 4 she ncrf’ld‘bjit thej ,-
tri'llli' was backing mud no Iifiht was"
minim to the'charge“mnde 111111111111“
mug!
HE U S. Government officially reports
ROYAL Baking Powder superior to
‘all others in leavcning strength.
Ag’l Dep't, p. 599.)
interstitial Aims.
Good advice and the way to follow it
are facts stated in the New York Gro-
cery company’s new advertisement to-
day. Every, head of a family should
read it. A price list that will please all
will be found and a call at their store
will find :1 fine line of goods.
Bargains are particularl attractive at
this season of the year. Dickerman
& Son will institute a bargain sale for
Thursday, and the offers will be for that
day only. Glance at the list of induce-
ments.
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DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88.. PROBATE
CDC “'1‘, A11 ril29.A D.
rféeisfe “2.333.. at dGiIhuly late of Nor-
on
w“ n ( ’rol'latc or he Districtoi Nor-
walk. rtIlmlted am 111 owed six months
fromt crate hereof fort o creditors 0! sold
estate to cxhiblIt their claimst for settlement.
Thosewh o neglect Mttheir accounts
romrlyattes ed ""21" said tinmeiw ct
r a memory verso 11 11d
.31.: ate are requested to make immediate
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no 1211111111 Wheel. aluminum arm?"
3 "'0 1711711119 Bil!“ will! Fmrt 31¢
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BILAZERmé'bl’rs
BLAZER SUITS
BLAZER SUITS,
caline; prioritise
BLAZER SUITS.
of navy blue serge.
with silk; price!)
BLAZERof SUITS,
BLAZEROf SUITS,
BLAZER unSUITS,
BLAZER SUITS,
HOUSEFURNISHING
BEST
VALUE!
way .
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Complete
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strictly strictlall ll.worll. gray and hrottn mixtures, skirt out full, 5
with velveteen. blazer out in the latest style, half lined with
of Black all wool serge,
ulliive yards; price 8ft).
Spoon Holders, 80; Fonrpieoe TableSe
PATTERNS Sugar, 80, Covered Butter, Sc; Nat
By'fiadmg with us you “mllralxv'lvs get the lifit fulfill
of navy blue. all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small pearl buttons,
DEPARTM
Dishes.8c 81:;Berry Bowl;
IN 10c; Shell Pickel, 5c; Handle Jellies, 12c.
OLASS- is usually sold at a low price.
WARE. We have just received our 2nd shipment of Famous Oil Stoves and can furnish them in any sine.
We have now in stock
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386 WASHINGTON STREET
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LADIES'w CAPES AND SU.ITS
Wchsve received withinthelastfewdaye an entire new line of LADIES' READY MADE SUITS
ofthestockclonecfthe best manufacturen in the country. The materials
the workmanship in first-class.
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wide, perculine lined .111 to...
union 88.50.
0f line covert cloth, full skirt. percsllue lined.) 'ackct half lined with silk, price 88. 50 and 810.
111:1 full 5 yards, lined with per-
jacket made with largd sailor collar. full 91111-1, lined with percaline, jacket half lined '
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kall wool serge,an skirt, lined with pcrcalinc, Venetian bound, jacket half lined; price .7. 76.
jacket trimmed with small buttons and braid, lined with changeable silk, kklrts
of 411m; quality black serge, jacket trimmed with small buttons and lined throughout with silk; price
of black cheviot, skirt and jacket both lined 1h roughont with silk, price 816. 50.
THE STAR BICYCLE SUIT.
The suit of the season for bicycle rider's, made' in 11 var: ety of cloths, with lcggius to match.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
es’Separate Skirts in plain and figured Brilliautine, Borges. Cheiiots. Crepons and Storm Scrges.
INT. ---OI L STOVES
'36 gallon Pitcher, 1811; 1 pt. Cream Pitcher, 80: Covered
8c7Calre Salvers,
This is a good quality of were and not the cheap kind which
l5c; 10 1n Bread Plates,
LOWEST,
.. . PRIGEI
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customcxs feel this I.
TRADE with us and you will FEEL RglE SAMIII‘III. l
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Men s-Suits. Top Coats. 7 Shirts Our Catalogue;« A Fad. .1.. . .1 Suapoqdalfiqpmu
scem hardly necessary to mention You me have sccnil;ifnol send It may PUMPS 56““ Odd ‘0 b")
PerheIpes No more for we have to f,” in our sizes liyourbuyingmoodisonforcloih- (Um. Tch boys' business 5' our ludics’ summer waists in a store In“; ”33:33:
you a dressy cverwacck In consequence of the ing and furnishings win, a dash 01 special pride, and the boys, who devoted to mens and boys? wear “1‘15 :nrcl’grs lull
0""7 0‘ 11nd surpnsmg demand, and 11 seems as . , , , will soon be men, are always with but ladics' waists are made by the §f E d'd, h
‘ the lucky well-made though every man in [mm knew Interest {0" boys 800d!» “"331 like us. some people that make mcus ncg- | 1‘10: 1 l c
ones that garments that wicgeep only one make, the to talk it over with you 1n 3 moncv " “89f Shin-‘11- \IlIe afrchprougld ‘33 ‘ would lie {31:13
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have were annétlcowcgfgd'ptifcs: by far, In fit making way for both of us. We SBIIOFS. . 111 1y 111 s 1' c g about those we
benefited ever seen ' arc in such close touch with 1l1c a The always POIWIMSWIO" are having 51’5"
'— 1! bo 75—1171: .1 lo 12 more. A run on at 2
by our in this Hats market that we can quote profit ‘ )7 1’ } - a ' 5
' , vancty of styles of mm- and sec
recent city than Th ' . I ' ’
at you able prices that would cause our , mugs and cmbroxdcrcd A lucky purchaac for us and a
wonderful { I . . — '
sale of Eur ‘f I know are compemors to 1h1nk. Come and “3,3,: 5,2123: isllfltl?fltr:lcl:lmolsg treat for our customers. I I
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ments all “inc; "‘3ch ll talk over our prices and make com- V on blue and soutash or wide x
'- - cspccm Y . -. ~ - ~ braid is allowed-«’1 novel! 7
u1ts , , ,- arrsons' dont 11.111 un11| Sniurda . 7 7. . . )
WOO! s )0“an for us ngilt 4' p ' ’ ~ I y 15 the rcversddc sincld piece Ha'f H080.
as ‘ mcn's top here at . 1hough, bCC‘WSC CVCI’Y salesman blue one side and red on the other. You read in the papers the ads
advertised malts home and 3' has about three customers at a Blue sclrses.fInnc17;1m1zor;sls.muted of 'shaw- knit' lmlf hose.
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333111111 the price sold at \ (me, and all 111 a hurry. Remem. worst... 5 am “ I51 gum s mnkcIrsIIknow ilIlcirIrcIailIIerrIlIgrlztIdsInId
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the most 32:?” Slight _ ', ‘ ' x ' bu '1” ”ur dilicrUSmenls are “x” “:NO Vest. " tising 1l1cm. 'll1c quality and price
remarkable in m m 2&3:er ' / act truths, and they reflect the en- The anumc brcaslcd ,1, 1c is riglll—atilul' 5 why we have them.
value former scn- orgy we are putting into the heel-‘0f lat‘l‘cl 5“" has “heady
, sons factory costs , , , shown itself to be the rcully
3"“ 8W3!" 'l‘llc‘lone A ““55 ”l your mlcrcsl. We are cn- opIulur style for line season. Business is business, but charity
3,3,1" and “W3 Of our whole clothing UNDERWEAR, tilled too bearing and will snvci l iSI-"l fiend)” IslIl'lc .1111! . in business is cithcra humhug or
1111 we 7 _ «most my; 1 on p .1111 “cosy umisiu 1:.
stock surpasses any goods cvcr SWEATERS 3”“ done"
are not . to take care of" looks. It is
seen here before. Absolutcl tull- ' ' ‘ '
ahead of any other clothing house or made and ready to wear. Y HOBIIRY“ Our stock is absolutely fresh; the Iparbtgculgrly adnpflcd tollich II . C ll NOCKWOBI'
in town/just drop in and ask to JEWELRY product of the new. I15 beauty is M ll)?“tngdo' "c: If" m d E) ”“3 Lmtcal '5‘”! alnldd 31M '
- , 1., C "“05 a C 0111 an an lave auc eir
see these ends. ' unmarrcd by mythin cign a “Chm '55” p y'- ' ' ill
s s g “Ii" Sllg' with patch puckcls if the goods large ‘aric‘y 0‘ ladies' summer Thin I! slm lylrrcslsl IC-
TfOUBOl‘S. _ HANOKIROHIIFS. gcsts the day of Mcthuselah or the selected will admit Of i1. Slllglciwaislslo our stock—there .1rc oib- new shades olp'rccn and Igod, and
It $4.90. We have never been bct- GLOVII, llundsof the SW”! sh‘ WI 'brcasicd‘ suits will not be used crs—bul the ladies quickly see sllspcslllaiarcdrcnms oi enuty.
tor prepared to satisfy )1) ‘cnjmuch except the 111117, no.1: fancy which are right. and they (1hr
Better ones at $6.00 the fastidious than right NICKWIZAR. we 5‘” 3 customer anything, "0 worstcds and 5"“ “Ilsilmfl'cs l0" ladies) talk, and that is why within ll
Still better at 87.50 now. Cut and m are the The kind you want at prices you matter what lhc price, there is a semi dress. Sculcll and domestic u “eel: we have put in large dupli Umbra BS.
Very popular fabrics at 810.00 icllingpoinis in 1rouser want to pay. Imutunl understumling, ”Ii" 8““ cllcvmis. Irate orders "" them. . . , A good umbrella for any price
Nobb eff cts for g” 0,, making, and they have with the purchase, that the pur- ‘ Detachable “"l'“r3“‘th'”k 0‘ 'l you euro 10 name.
'1' Y 9 - had our very best care. chuscrim 111117111 iii-7.1110111: 'sw1 m , Tho Tuxedo iluy the waist and illcnnny siylcof
he very finest at $15.00 Try elsewhere 1ben.comc ' ' g ' ‘y ' '.pup11l.1r mo 11 '5 1:11llllr you fancy: m w __ _WM_:___
Perfect filling and splendid fail
oring and our guarantee is that if
you can equal 0111 low prices eilh
7 er in this or any other city, we will
refund your money. Furthermore
we will make right any dissatisfac.
tion at any time, for if you are a
customer of ours we appreciate it
and do all we can in every way we
can to satisfy every wish and want
to us and fit on 11 pair of
ours; the test will result in our
favor every time.
Price for the wear resisting» kind,
81.00111 $2.00
Price for the busirtss kind, 0:
lo 83.
Price for
to 85.
the dressy kind, .3
LAY ASIDE A LIT-
TLE MONEY.
We have a bouncing hot weath-
er bargain in the way of a surprise
for you. Some of these warm days
we will make a dash and advertise
something you will sure to fancy.
Be prepared with a little spare
cash, to take it up quickly, for our
advertisements are read and there
is always a quick response, the
people know us and our ads.
If he hasn't he has only to mention
ii, and Summit: remuneration will
be made.
The Way the wind blows is not
more easily determined than is the
direction for flu: best bargains in
clothing,
I
-. W. A. BENEDICT 5‘ CU,
Notwulk11n1llio.l\'orwalk.
m l7 or boys; just like the!"J
‘ ' men :7 511ils,iulldrcss,prop
- crforcveningacalrIonlunc-
~ing school or p.1rtics.To
be now with dress shirt,
standing collar and bow.
Black worsted dress suit-
ing, silk lined mat and 111231
and 1rm1scrs of some mater-
ial. A trial will convince you find
we give a full dollar's worth for
100 cents.
brlgblulcn. 11m 1 i1? Ami the prices:
111.1111 5 980
1557171511117, 980
11.111517. $1.50
Gloves.
()11rIrcpuiniion on this lim- of
goods' 111 the highest and we aim to
maintain the lead. in very pair of
glmcs we sell are 11 .1rr.1111cd c1 cry
way.
Collars.
The kind that the laundry cam't
wearoul. Made of the Very bcs‘
qualily of linen and the newest
shapes. perfect filling, really the
kind you want. 151; each; or,
a for 25 0119.
(Julie ills some quality.
2!.
l9 Main Street, Norwelk.
w. A. BENEDICT .1. COMPANY,
Washington Street, 50.
l1.
Norwalk.
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