v
. Lodgae. F‘. {mi 5%.?
Isas u airway soonest.”
a mm. ”was! Vial-Ir
' Wine-ass. a». a. 1:. an.
‘ W.
Henry Chaucer is having his house in
look street repainted.”
. .7...
—-The leading store fpr ladies’ shirt
waists, Scoaeld at Hcyt's.‘
Hrs. Everett E. Wheeler, of Taxing.
tonavenue.has ‘reeoveredfroma long
Gauge Whitlock. a small; black-
smith. jammed his left hand severely
Way.
club—sup.—
' (ll—Brown derbys. :O'Brien's.
_..._____
RaymondBrpther-sare figuring on a
large contract for"
Roslyn. LEI.
A large pine tree in Captain Peck's
yard in Main stieet.'1.Norws'k, was cut
down yesterday. . ‘ .
Gregory's Point will be opened tomor-
buildlng material in
'm; Dwyer’s filtyof Norwalk band
will furnish music. ‘
-—Porgies at the KEY. Mkt.
The boat Jennieiud Florence is dis-‘
chargingacargoofmwnscf nut coal
at John H. Penis" «hair. ' " ‘
‘ ' ._.__—-.——- la.
Mr. and Mrs. manna Baym‘dud ex-
pect to move, Monday. into their new
home in Morgan avenue.
—A big line ‘of ~'all-‘vl‘rool ear-gee. 36
inches wide. 3‘25! a yard. Scotleld &
Hoyt’s. '
Matthew Nesbitt, of Hill street; will
gm Bidgefield, Monday. having secur-
‘ ed a positionin that place.
Emilllurbeekmovedhisbsrber shop.
thlsmorninsdromxnightstreetto the
basement of the Hmwali Hotel.
tion of Old Well
a .z
........._-.-..“.'§n 1"? he” '0'
night. and the first degree conferred.“ '
~‘v'! .“» ,. .5!
George Merriam. of Union avenue.
movedyest ‘ -tcy attewan. N. Y..
‘ whichmuhsrl anelectric light
“mt? '1:- ..‘7l ‘1”,
—-IA8 lamb} 10.3?"17. 11kt.
llr. and Hrs. Henry 0. Bailey. of
Benton shecgattepdcd the funeral of
lliss Stall ‘ tafin Georgetown, yes-
WJW". A” 5' _ $1 a. 1.
Amber]; Mathewson deco. are
making a patrol shoes for Mrs. Gum!
Tom Thumb. They to children’s size,
9?; C. M. J .
~Thebristunliuns§red bosom shirts
in town, 39!; Bfor‘ 31200. Scoficld a
Hoyt's.
Mr.aners.C.B.rlsggremoved to
Port Chester,thhweek. from It Mott
avenue. where theyhave been boarding
for the winter.
-—Strsw hatscleamd. O‘Brien's.
“—4——
Stephen Baumkrata. whose rib was
broken a few weeks ago, returned to
week this morning for Martin Spahr.
Bath rum street.
mung-minnow are oflered
today by the K. Y. Syndicate Shoe
company. who have purchased C. H.
Harvey's entire stock.
m. .......t-
Memberwof Defender Council. 0. U.
AIM" will go to New Canaan. tonight.
tovisit Commodore Perry Council and
witness the worklngcf the second and
third degrees. .....,..__._
~8pocial sale of acid tilled watches.
with Waltham orllgin movements. at
.10. at Reed's. for . two weeks. m
Smith Iain street.
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The Daponts the Regulars will
play ball Saturday'morning in "Smith's
lot In West street. Each side will put
up a twenty-ave cent ball. the winning
side to take both bulls.
4mm comfaliéfiiii on all spring
capes st Beotleld a Hoyt's.
(loom! A. Jennings. who recently
purchased the mitt "miter” from
Tlmasflmith. has had William Kel-
lctorputiu snow mastaud reirigtho
bmt. ”mm.
whip-trial sale of gold filled watches.
with Walthum or 3!qu armaments. at
all), at Rorsi's. for two weeks. In
South Main street;
third page. .
Gardiner Lewis. from Greatnp'ring
ton. Ila... is visiting friends in town.
lambs Lodgewill hold its mm
meeting tonight and confer the degree
The Old Gut-ad. of New York, has ar~
ranged for a clcmbake at Baton faint,
in August. ‘ ‘
Henry Sohncll. who has been sick for
some time with inflammatory rhea
tism, is improved.
It is probable that a ding store will
soon be be opened In the “store now oc-
cupied by C. 1!. Hal rey.
-—Fresh pork. 10¢. .. N. Y. Mkt.
Richard Fitzgerald, who wastospor
at the entertainment in the Norwalk
Operallouse. tonight, has been called
to Bridgeport.
—Men’s light weight sh‘rts. s‘l aim,
value 39!. tomorrow. 19,6 each, at the
Boston Store, No: ws'k.
W. S. Btrrtevant is delivering a large
number of the Quick Meal gasolene
stoves, and his wagon has been
busy all. the morning;
-The N. Y. Syndicate Shoe company
make an announcement in today’s Senti-
nel that everybody ought to read.
*—“— /
George Buclrmaster has nearly com-
pleted the gatesfor the Washington
street drawbridge and will probably
place them in position next week.
—-Yacht caps. O'Brien’s.
Miss Etta Bond. who has been quite
sick, is recovering slowly. but surely, at
her home in- Ho‘den, Mass. This will
be good news to Miss Bond's many
friends in South Nor .valk. ~
Allerf’fi. Grumman. the victim of the
soda tank explosion in Bridgeport a few
do!" ago, was reported asbeingina
ciritical condition. lasteveuing. Gan-
grene has set in. His recovery is
doubtful. ,
The sidewalk along that section of
Crescent Terrace wa‘l which was re-
built some time ago at the city's ex-
pense. isin bad shape. caused by the
sottlingof the earth. and ought to be
rclaid.
—Struw hats. O'Brien's.
Captain‘Dann locked up a rag-ant
last night. He was ringing the door
bells of houses inArch street. and in-
quiring for lodging. This morning the
man was released upon his promising.
to get out of town.
—Ladies’ and misses' four-button kid
gloves, black and colors. extra quality,
tomorrow, 64,6 pair, at the Boston Store, '
Norwalk.
£1.11. Budwell. chief of stuff of the
ghts of the Ancient Essenic Order.
”will meet several. South Nor yr‘k mem-
bers in room 37 of the Mahackemo Hotel
tonight. The object is to extend the
order in town. A».--
-—Chlckans. 1259. N. Y. Mitt.
Benz and his employer. Con-
tract , . B. Sm‘th. of West street,
hudad‘ssgreement last night, and the
former was chested. Judge Hubbcll
this morning fined him $13 and coats for
being drunk and (I‘sordcrly.
~31:ng etlgings,-i m c in. wide.
value 26? to 399. tomorrow. 14! yard.
sold only in «t and 4',‘ yard strips. at the
Boston Store. Norwalk.
W...—
Gecrge R. Scoiield. of Center avenue.
father of O. K. Bootield. who went to a
Brool'lyn hospital to have an operation
performed. has fluttered three paralytic
strokes and is now helpless and amoeb-
lcss. ills condition is very low.
An old womarl left the almshouse
this morning and was found wondering
about the streets of Not .vnlk. Chief of
Police Bradley questioned her, and as
she said she had relatives in Haugatuck.
he allowed her to start for that place.
”Have you ever tried an imperial
Crown cigar} W m
s Issawsy Icy Iron Illtss.
The South Norwr’k police received
word this afternoon to look out for Mor-
timer Schock. a sisteen-ycar-old pupil
of Charles Whitlock’s school in Wilton.
who ran away this morning at 10:30.
The lad were a white sweater. light
trousers. and his hair is cut close.
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The “leeks mun.
Henry Whitlock and wife. formerly
of Booth Norwallt. who havcbocn living
in New Canaan. have scpamtcd. llr.
Whitlock moved his furniture to South
Norwslk. yesterday.
“Mendfim.”
I .t
‘ Cevcland's
BAKING Milk.
“T. hive used Cleveland’s “Baking Powder with
‘ .
.. tics in the preparationoi breads. biscuits
' Jean me My” rant Mag Mar. ,
“I”. .44.“
O
» Itwhwcrth Is 7.
which Warns“ of avoiding
..plpe.—-London Globe.
“In.
7 M
dlflenltieflxm dmg thsccld
ctwinter.’ Speaking stacougress of
plumbers. he pointed out that
pipes would neverburstlf protected
svacnum. Why.then.heasked.could
notplumbcrs inventavacuum pipst A
spacoevensneightbofaninchofahlgh
t tysn James m
8’
vacuum would be sufficient. hrcloss 7
the pipetobeprotected in an cutartube.
exhaust the air from the intervening
’ hermeticallysesltheinckalng
tnbeat ends. Then no changescf
temperature could adectthe protected
lerupulcus Artist.
Agrestdealoffunhasbeenpohedat
the realistic school in literature and
painting. and it must he confessed that
some ground has been given to the cue-
my. .
A recent writer relates of a certain
French painter that he ”had just finish-
ed a picture of an Assyrian bath. and so
careful was he of the details. that the
towels hanging up were all marked
‘Nebuehsdnezanr’ in thecorner. in cune-
iform characters. "
Hm Quietly Stopped.
A Frenchman has defied a contriv-
ance for quickly stopping heavy machin-
ery. Upon touching a button the power
is shut oil and a powerful brake applied
to the Ilywhel. A 20 horsepower engine
working at 90 revolutions per second
was stopped in two-thirds of a sound.
Plaitte‘d!
ORUOOIOT.
» Dr. Green’s
GEDRENE
‘ cmrsoa
Wound
0
OILSIV'Id 'I-l ‘8 I."
a
(ll Packed with woolcns, furs or
0 any fabrics which moths
infest, will protect
them thoroughly.
Price, 25 01:8.
'IUOLB OOH
ONINVI'IO 3600M HO! ONIHLAHIAI
More effectual than crudc or
refined camphor.
Manufactured by
R.H.PI.A|STED
63 Washington
Street.
so. NORWALK.
0. II. HIIVIYS
OITY - EMPLOYMENT
AOENOY.
luulies and gm desiring that,
class help in any capacity can obtain the
same Immediately at the above agency ;
also those wishing positions. either male
or female, can secure employment.
Wan-ed immediately ltions for six cod
«mpwcn‘. flunnrian pails: simpler-e: for
at or aural girls or
seven sencral house.
O. at. NAIVIV. Harvey's Ibo.
Mo
work.
so.
70 North lain street. Booth licrwslk.
mm
Lady Washington
Geranium. . . . .
Large plants. Iiito Winches high. In
Much tilts. 20, 25 and 30 cents each.
Theseare in fullblmnuaudarechoiee
varieties. mo Kaiserin Augusta
VICTURIA ROSES.
l , lants «me your old. slightly
mlfil‘ewrp d. bht just as good for out
door planting. at 20 cents cmh.
hlIlA BEAMS.
Kin of the Garden. Ford's llam-
mot , Jersey. extra early. (mallea-
gar, etc. . new seed.
PULVBBIZKD 8mm?
rmmm
sothiagbsttcrfor lawns and new-
“ram-Mou-W.
Green Bags Hm. I
Yellow Pouches,
Bartlett Pears,
Strawberry Jam,
Raspberry .ls
mm
11“..
tunityl
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIB,
at greatly reduced prices.
taking a dollar out of our
Highest pnce set of 11:!
plate set for
nobby shapes.
for ”2 menu set will be
as on the former sets. The
pieces, will be
M
J.D.JENNIN08.
UNDERTAKER.
mommm.
Itcrwalk. - - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
mmnscs ELM BTillt'l'.
TILEPRONI CALL. 11.
Dean.
a... “no“... I
. . . . on. r. scusvom
Will he at his Mutt! Norwnlk ofllcc.
0 Washington It"
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
From s toto‘elm-Ir p. In. Mice limited to
Diseases oi Women.
"win“;"ih" a. mirror
sssrcsc't new not a.
IOG ‘P'ertCan I
tea sets combined, and in a handsome design,
vine. with wild roses hero and there. gold trimmed, the com-
$I3.
Thcnext pattern is the old blue, in color,nnder glaze. Very
sad the pattern is as staple as wheat. The price
$II.
Thlnl pattern is in pencil slate, on best English body, with raised
pattern in the were itself. Design is neat but not so much work
price for this set. some number of
lmnhrctnssr , '10 ~
“It.
It & 00.,22 South sain Street
Some Plain Facts.
We can say that there never was a
market in town where you can get the
meats at the price that we have sold for.
We are the only one. Just think of it i
Smoked shoulders, 80 per lb; bacon. 100
per lb; veal chops, 1250 per lb;loin lamb
chops, 12%c per lb; log mutton or lamb,
10c per lb; stew lamb, 4c per lb; corned
beef from4to 120 perlb. Largeststock
of fish, lowest price.
Eree Delivery. ‘ .
New York Marks
rssss .t. arses, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STRETE.
W
EIWARD STREET.
‘ The season for wearing thin fabrics in at hand. Weahave the .
, prettiest line of y .
Figured Organdles! Lawnsll Disnities I l! Cambriesllll'
You have ever seen. Open this week. a new shipment of
LADIES - SHIRT - WAISTS !
Correct styles. Special values at 69c. 75c. 98c. $1.19 and 01.25.
We have 10 dozen ladies' Shirt Waists. many of them very
. We shall close them out at 35 and 500 apiece. Some
of them were sold at 31 and $1.25 apiece. Here rs an oppor-
$TREET!
NORWALK, COIN.
PIANO FpR"sALE.
A first-class upright piano in fine condition. Will be sold
' . at a‘bargain. Inquire of or address
E. M. JACKSON
ea WALL cruisers. .* (4.?
, Photographer. .
uonw’a‘ur. cbnn.
.....AFEW.....
SPECIAL FEATURES!
IN OUR
KrrcH'EN DEPARTMENT
FOR THIS WEEK.
First. a few words about our Stock Pattern
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets
arc, arc. arc.
We have just received threli new designs. and
extremely neat and pretty. We propose to cite
First, tointrodnoe them; mend. be-
cause when you want duplicates of no you break you will have
to come to us to get them. and we shal expect to make
mate profit on this transaction. But this week's offer is simply
pocket and transferring it into another.
pieces. which includes the dinner and
0 think they are
them this week
a legiti-
cousistiug of green
49.
49.
$9.49. :-:
ltemcmlssr all the above goods are guara
we shall have matching for them on hand at all times. It is an
unrivaled offer and worth your careful coulddcration.
to
cloud not to cram. and
BETTER TIIAI Bill KS
-~ " .l‘i‘dfliimlil
' °“ ithil"
if mum
ot‘lllulrm't not them
hey don‘t noctua
nvsluc to any -
somble extent and
on can always roa-
lse on them very
in." i emu
cuts or
coils are
moo s or jewelry :0 to
HOMER B. HOVT'a
Jewelry and Optical store.
' W“ “W'
Mood.
Oceania s-
I
$10.00
el ad we eat
. I"illicit” Eon $53. a llvsetxer die:
sm-
ac-m- .........-
. «stat . I."
Spfing
Suits
and *
PEOPLE AS
made of handsome
son.
I
a
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
()0ka Brett. Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Straw hats are ready ; a few sellingfeven now.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Overcoals !
K How we can sell {heat
$10. Our answer is through the applicati
of the most improved methods of manufacttu‘
ing in quantities to supply the large and
creasing demand of our several stores . and,
adding only a small profit to the original cost.
All wool, sewed with silk, guaranteed to
, new,stylish“ cloths this sea; 7
llegligee Shirts, leather and Crash Belts, Bicycle and Golf Suits.
Gaps, Stockings and Sweaters. ladies’ leckwesr.
ousffié"
K BRO'
GIFFIN. Mgr.
"must be converted into cash.
have the best stock to select from.
I
39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
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Assam: My Guarantee Means
BUFFALO If you buy Grain from me, and it isn’t exact! what
GLUTIN it should be——or what it is represented to be-- u fact,
"I0 if you are not entirely satisfied, Twill refund your
FOR L money and talu- away the grain.
0‘" t We are not selling grain at or below cost. nor
Ohiokonn "cbea " grain of doubtful quality. ThebestGraln
'"d caref yselccted for :the purposes for which the
222:" ' piodnct is adapted. is the ind I handle and sell
0 cap.
GRAIN Oats carefully screened and put in with care. No
FOR dirt, no destroyed lawns and shrubbery, no broken
:33". mm 1 a1 kedi u d m
Asin etri as . nspec on an com
oar-run. mood,“
BRANOI-I
ounce: MANUELTJ'IATCH,
331%.:er " The Leading Grain Dealer.
OTAILI. I5 Isrshsll Street. Sc. lcrwslk.
. ~
Commencing May 15th and continuing until June 1st,! will edit ‘
my entire stock at cost, as I have a large stock of goods on hand that
Those making earliest selections will
After that. prices will advance.
A. w. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
IIearer Perfect
than ever.
Would you know
all the delight of
silent gliding bicyo
clc motion? Then
secure one of the
famous
Columbia
BICYCLES
STANDARD 0' THE WONLO.
$100 to all alike.
Hartford Bicycles. next best. .00. ‘60. .50.
Beautiful Art Catalogue free if you call.
a
F. 8. AMBLER CYCLE 00.. Agents.
89 Wall street. Norwalk.
Funeral Director
and Brahman,
.3 Washington Item
ID. Namath.
TilE ARABEMQJEH IN THE All!
HA BRA
of the Mmrish Kings didn't display any
ifhaen has
more Oriental mags no t some
of the rich and handsome wall pupil
that we have now in stock. The user-
ious beauty, of both dough and cell!
rolled up in our rich and artistic rolls 0‘
Wall Paper is like the creations in the
Arabian Knights. when unfeldedtoyull'
bewildered gaze. We have Wall
of all kinds. for the mfllhmalre’s
Gone.»
or the vine «flared mtg». and us
primarcjustasvarled. akesloclfl
them.
Pictures to .
Pain Papsrhsngiun. W
and sign rlting.
DICKIB.
”WW”. “I“
Norwalk Chronicler