that s“ tuneup guess ad's-r
; clumsy-affluent“
-m'hrcuw. i measu-
» .
leteGermania Brennerbundwillhave
aoonoert tomorrow night, with music
bythePhilharmouicorehestra.
c Fauton w. Beers, ol_Unionville, nu-
edarncers‘ua'ke, Thursday. measuring
aboutfourfeetmdahalfinrlength.
mmmmnnonnt on all spring
“capssatflcodelddr’floyt's. ' ‘
Edwin Adams, of Fairfleld avenue,
whohasheensiekthepast month, was
down attending to business. yesterday.
4-Siratfordrneshnd,87. N. v. Mkt.
nix-.1. ll. ‘ will speak atthe
mquaaduu’snanmtsco
tomtn-mwmflpsuial'mmic-gsadabe'ty
wektometoall. ., 4, ‘5,
Dedender Cortncil, 0. U. A.’ll.,of
Norwalk.witnemuMhe workingodthe
third degreetby Commodore Perry
Gannon.» rue (haunt-st night. A
hem“ WILWXWdhml njodnlfius
followed.
lira. '1'. K. Noble delivered an inter
‘ . estinslectnreamnparliamentarywlawat
the Central club rooms, yesterday.
There was a large attendance. The
meeting was held in the assembly-room.
instead of in the’class-r'com.‘
3‘4 cm}.
,. George Boyd; 0‘ Hontreal. Canada,
who was removal from Sarah Iarrigan's
hotelinWater street, to the Norwalk
lanpital, is comfortable, and will prob-
’ablyrecover. Reissuffedngfromldood
noinninr.caused,hrlead/ . ..
-8truw hatsclcqted. O’Brien's.
The ' tli 3737-3! Bet commny’e
employer: hififtlifihnircd a baseball
club‘wlth HIID‘Bfiéfi us captain" ind
manager and will chillen'ge definite:
of‘the game between :the Clefnt dc .
, No.2
minim Wilson's our-
61'“ l13£3§+ fa
-._.A'Ilé&el-W3W
~ mmnmylhrhvenueexfioded
7;) hunighh'filépropfiehw ‘ ‘ women
hund,afld'iflef‘h"fw minutiae!“ in-
tense tthollmes ‘ -
unsungm damsge dog”;
mil. Le " ‘in
28m silc'fl'gold' 'illled' inches;
with w‘altha’or sigh; masts, ’nt
‘10. at Bond‘s; for two weeks. 16
South lain meet. "
~ ”to " ‘
* Prank ' ' in! Charles Seymonr's
grocery-store. was using the codes grin-
der. operated by a two-horse_ power
water motor, yesterday afternoon. when
a nut accidentally pollute the machine
anddiaahled it forafewdayl. Another
grinder was procured from William
Bette. the Norwalk grocerymsn.
—Straw hnnjjfien's.
The divorcecaseol William Bhionhardt
againsthiswifeEmilievhadheenat the
head of the list for two weeks. but
when itiziras’called in‘the Superior
Court. yesterday, Attorney Gregory. of
lorwalk. said it would so 0!. The
same lawyer had the case ofFred B.
Arden against Clara Bell Arden, which
cameoverircmlaatweok,but the cane
. hadtoauover again. ’
~Chlckcus, 12w. x. Y. art.
The Bklaelleld friends of Frederick
6 Head. of Norwalk. satend him their
sympathy in his financial dlmculty. He
hasbecn in poor health for some time,
and for this reason could not personally
attend to his business. We trust lir.
lead will be able to straighten out his
allairs so that he will be able tocontinue
his Minuet—Whom Press.
i—m“After the ball" y}; will not sunn-
. if you have Bradycrotine for your head.
Bed lion's Hall, in Washington street.
will be occupied nearly every night next
week. loudly. Star of Columbia Cir-
cle, (mepanions cl the‘l'orcst. will hold
a dance; Tuetslay, regular meeting of
Uncas Tribe. with work in the Warrior‘s
decree: Wednesthg. entertainment of
ladies' Guild of Trinity church; Thom
day. leap year dance of tho 8. B. L.clnb;
Friday. entertainment at the New
Church Aid satiety of the First Xethod-
lst Episcopal church
pm!“
. mount
l
. ~Thobestnalaundered bosomghirts
‘ istratrlx. vs. S. B. Wilson, 1801! trialbe’
mot ‘ Btl‘suss hislsttihs um“
ankllill. andretorned tollew York. -
' mammoth slottly recover-
ing note an mammalian”.
Lawn Tennis club willbe held next
——l"resh pork. to. it; v. likt.
. 8. H. Richter!!! of the
Now-1k Street Railway um. n-olrdnty
Mmingwithanaboem. ' ,.
balltodayisndthe llegulars were
calculation-outcome".
no... new um w m ,
forsttnwbérrisstenlghtu a
_, ..._'._.._'_ r ;,
nominations-maroon position
asclerkattheNorwalkHotel. Bowel
formerlyadrlver {or Frederick Head:
Gouldtfioytandlsmes homeowner
lookingsfterthetestiveseaserpent.
Anadjourned mung oleie K'noh
Outing club will whom at the un-
hackemo m, ate o'clock tonight. .
’--Lates golf «on: "o'nrton‘s.
Elmenworth isbein; placed in readi-
nculmtbsluthewsaudllrfinfhlhi' "
lies, whowillarrive next week for the
~Porsiee st
(narence Parsons will leave the em‘
ploy ofw. 8. Sturtwmt, tonight, and
Mr. Neubauer. of Waterbury, will soc-
ceed him.
-A big line of all-wool serges, 36
inches wide, at 259 a yard. Scofield &
Hoyt's. __ .
Thedegree of 3:7de Knight was,
conferred upon George Curtis, last
night, by Clinton‘mnmandery, Knish
Templar. .
the N. Y. mt.
There is a bit of‘gossip concerning’one
of Norwalk’s young collegians going the
rounds of- souiety. ”The facts are un-
doubtedly esoggemted.
ll
Allapplica'tions for the civil service
‘examinatfons‘in the South Norwalk
post~ciiice must he‘lt'nded in to Score-
tary Colcybylondaya . .
in town, 397;. 8
Hoyt’s. ' A
In the Barthel-Schwinn“ case. yester-
day, the testimony was concluded and
court adjourned until'this morning for
the arguments, afteewhichthecasegocs
*0 the im- v: n‘ ‘ "
for Oi .00. Seoileld _ 8r
TheNorwalk Boston store is giving ‘
away photogriphs of stage celebrities,
prunrinentmbfi:lfld’liill "player's, tvith
clay twhhty-uie' ointa' worth par
chased. . *
Mr. Locke, in advancedthe Julian
Comedy company, hm arranged for all
the members tostopat the Norwnlk
Hotel during their next week's engage- .
merit. The company will arrive Sun-
daymorning. ‘ ‘
The appointment or Attorney George
H. Vosburgh, Jr., who was recommend-
ed as trastee of the insolvent estate of
Richard Knack, was approved by Judge
Woodward, this morning. I]. B. Hoyt
andl‘rank lander were appdnred ap-
'_,.___ .
The case of Johanna O‘Brien. admin-
foce Judge Hubboll. today, in the Town
Court, civil side. It is a unit
for trespass, the plaintifl alleging that a
building owned by Wilson, in Grant
street, is about a foot on the property of
which [he is adminilmtrlx.
The suit oi Charles Brundage, who
sues A. W. Sherwood, of Westport, for
Mforuocdsnotpaldfor. will come be-
fore Justice Keelcr, liay 28. The suit
of Conrad Bords vs. L. 8. Sherwood,
for balance on account. is returnable br-
fore Justice Keeler on May 18, and the
snitof Andrew Helleck vs. Patrick A.
Murphy, balance on account, is return-
able May 25, before the some justice.
Grunge A. lionnccker is attorney for
plaintiff in each of the cases.
()ld Danton—No, sir. i never had a
patient the on my hands—never. Young
Doctor-Jim did you manage it? Old
Doctor~When i find a man is going to
ev don“ as
BAKING AMBER.
.. i am convinced Cleveland's is the
made and l have adopted
schools and for daily household use.
‘3“ " enactment-row
die, I get him
purest baking
:usively in my
it can
so
Moment.
2‘
, the Button hills, and the else.
tyis ensratedfrotnturbinesplaosd
in w triallsabont 18 mllssoutol
2"”
I
transtormsr -
The cars. like all stock on European
trolley lines, are model vehicles. They
are flooded with light at night. and in-
stead or signaling the conductor when
onewontstostop all hehastodoisto
, abuttonon theseatbehindhim.
"Borneo! the billson the lineareso
steep that special brakes are necessary.
Both hand and foot brakes srenssd,o'ne
acting on thewheels directly and the
other on the rails. - In addition there is
an electric stringency brake, which will
stoptheoarin a fewysrds.evenwhen
soinc‘quickly down hill. . The principle
of it consi s in short oircniting the mo-
tors. whic are then driven as dynamos,
by the- momentum of the car. which is;
tbnsrapidly st ' .
, An Ameri .‘coutnuny strung
overhead Wires and mincedthe earner.
_ n ..._
RtgéH.
’Pl'alSie‘d!‘
DRUOOIOT.
Dr. Green’s
0.50mi
,
'I W. ... a... . .-
' a CAMPHOR E ,
:r <
3; . ‘ CMOUfld i
_, ....-..-_... -.. . t. . . 7°
. ~.. l - , .'.1‘
Il —--d-—— 0
H if :5 l
9 ~ -' I
IPuckcd with-woolens;ittr3 or 0
0' hny fubricd’wliich' moths 'fi
2 infest, will protect 3
L0" tllc’m thudoughl y. '9
t i‘
g flirt-idem.“ 5 Clio. 3'
s ‘5
More effectual than crude or
refined camphor.
Manufactured by
R.H.PLAISTED
ss Washington
Street,
50. NORWILI.
‘ .
W
0. II. IIIIVEV‘S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring drab
class help in any capacity can obtsln the
same immediatelyat the above agency;
also those wishing positions. either male
or female. can assure employment.
Waist! lménediatrz-ll‘y1 witltma’gor Isis “of“.
min I il l: tlfll'” at
music] other” alris irr'tr uoncr'ai hunter
wor .
0. ti. HARVEY. flower. Ibo.
Moro.
70 North Main street, Booth Norwalk.
W
Lady Washington
Geranium. . . . .
Large plants. 15m 13 inches high, in
Iltinch pots. 20. 26 and ill) cents each.
These are in full bloom and are choice
varieties. lilo Kaiscrin Augusta ,
VICTORIA ROSES.
ts, one year old, slightly
m but just as ms] for out
door planting; at ‘20 cents each.
LIMA BEANS.
Kin of the GardenJ’nrd's llam-
mot . Jersey,eatrn early. Challen-
mute. Freshmewttecd.
mmvsmzrn SHEEP
FERTILIZER
nothin'betlerhr lawns and flow-
-5 GAZETTE BUILDIIB,
Cress dualism, I.
I‘VVsllsw Pmllflt' '
lsrtlettfesrs, ,'
“Sir-emulate.
Isspberrylt »
' “u t. ,
D.‘I.AWTOH H30, 22 South lsinStreetv
Some Plain Facts.
Wees’n say that there never was s
ma’rketintownwhereyouean get the
Mflthcpricethatwehavescldior.
.‘ Wearethconlyone. Justthinkofitl
Bmckedshculders,8cperlb;baoon,10e
per‘lb; veal chops, 1250 per lb;lcinlamb
chops. ”Kc per lb; leg mutton or lamb,
lOcperlb;stewlamb,lcper lb; corned
beefiromltolacperlb. Largeststock
oldsb,lowestprice. ‘
EreeDelivery.
. ——-~‘ , rsssk caress, Prop.
spguovau BLocK. ASHINO‘I’ON srnzfl-z.
“iWARD/STREET.
Thoseaaonforwearinkthiniabricsisathand. Wehavethe
prettiesthneci
. Figured Orgsndlesl Lawns" Dimities ill ‘csmbricsilll
.tYouhavoevcrseeu. Open this week,a new shipment of
LADIES - SHIRT - wars-rs:
Correct styles. Special values at 69c, 75c,98¢.01.lll and 01.25.
We have 10 donen ladies' Shirt Waists, many of 'them very
good. We shall close them out at 3.5 and 50c apiece. Some
ofgiem were sold at $1 and $1.25 apiece. Here is an oppor-
tu ty! .
EDWARD 'STREET 1-
sortwaut, cuss.
WW
" PIANO FOR SALE.
A. first-class upright piano in fine condition; : Will be “sold
I at a bargain. ’ Inquire of or addiéSS" ' ’
- .5” M7. JA‘QKSON, Photografijhpr.
, v
53 WALL BTRII‘I’. g! NORWALK. GONN,
«A 'IARGAIN'SALE
Light Weight . - - -
- - Sun1t_t_t_c_r Fabrics!
. .
1000 yards oi'stripc Dimities in pink, blues. etc., at 9c per yard.
actual value 15¢ per yard. Nothing more comfortable and nothing
looks any prettier than these goods.
30 pieces of light-weight fancy figured lawngdimities, madras cloths,
etc. Our price on these goods has varied from rs—nc to 19¢ per yard,
We have bunched the whole lot at the uniform price of u r-zc for this
week. You can make your own selections and it will depend on your-
self whether you save K: per yard on me per yard on the goods. you
he .
:00 yards fast black sateen, full width and better than nine out of
ten stores sell for 15¢ per yard. Our price 9c per yard; to yards to a
Customer. '
An outside flycr for Saturday and Monday only! so dozen large
size fringed linen towels, at too each; 4 ton customer only.
l'nderstand when we say a large size. we don't mean any of those
little skimpy towels, just large enough to wipe once with.
.—
SSQVneltington St., South Norwalk Conn.
llmnetiutes. said [Tuck Eben. when or
lllltl mks ver felt advice. what he sully
wantsistfoh yer tor guess his opinion
su'tellitter'im. w‘"m
; be use.
starters Ftlllll’l. lull.
,r
wilt-mount.
flew York Market '
shorty Sherwood, flatter!
gun's—ta arty-nun? anally};
sit!
$l0.00-
Spfing x ‘;f
Suits ~ I :.-:-
an N *
Overcoats !
PEOPLE ASK How we can sell themfor,
$10. Our answer is through the application
of the most improved methods of 'manu'fa
ing in quantities to supply the large and:
creasing demand of our several stores and by
adding only a} small profit to the original (:08
All wool, sewed with silk, guaranteed to 'fit, ‘
made of handsome, new,stylish cloths this See.-
son. '
Straw hats are refizi, ew selling even rit'tvtr.1
Negligee Shirts, leather and Crash Belts, Bicycle and Golf Salts. ,
. caps, Stockings and Sweaters, Lsdies' lleckwear.
ousrccl BROS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. ‘
Comatock Bros., Masonic
Bld'g, Nor-walk.
on“.
t
‘ , . , fl ,.
Anetta My Guarantee Means;
.U'FAhO If you buy Grain from me, and it isn't exactly what
OLUTI it should he—or what it is represented to be--in fact, .
FIID if you are not entirely satisfiedeill refund your
FOR money and take away the grain. ‘ "
CATTLE We are not selling grain at or below cost, mn- ‘
ch"""" “cheap" grain of doubtful quality. The bestGrain .
.“d carefully selected for :the purposes for whichzthe _,
"03"" product is adapted, is the kind I handle and sell
DIST cheap.
GRAIN Oatscamfully screened and put in with can; No
FOR dirt, no destroyed lawns and shrubbery, no broken
:33“. mm al ked d parison
Asin letri us .ins tion an com
OATTLI. nvited.K pec ,
anauou ”'
onto: MANUEL T.HATCH,.
SOLUAN" -
LIVIRY The leading Grain D081".
( STABLE. l5 Iarshall Street. So. Iorwalk.
#
Commencing May rstlt and continuing until June rst,I will ofler ‘
my entire stock at cost, as l have a large stock of goods on. hand that
must be converted into cash. Those making earliest selections will
have the best stock to select from. After that, prices will advance.
A. w. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
’
1—-
fiesrer Perfect
than ever.
Would you know
all the delight of
silent gliding bicy-
clc motion? Then
sconce one of the
famous
Columbia
BICYCLES
J. D. JENNINGS. . BETTER "MI ”I K5 "MM“ 0, m. WORLD. Tm: AltAllEh' mm m rm: an
UNDERTAKER. (g: “mgulgglflgm Ht BRA
mom cram. \ ‘ “Aggy“? 5100 to all alike. of the filth}! Kings' didn't dlgplay say
my} . .. . . on“ . mflfl'i onto mounficenoetanatllne
N ' BrsetlialltVa Depot. ’ 3:1 fi’l’l'l'fl: """M' "”9"" tm.seo.sso. ”0' "Uh“ ml" and "MW WI“ m
ow‘ ' ’ tooth-don'tmt thorn ”'“W "" “WW“ n“ " ’°" “‘L that we have now in stock. The?!“-
RESIDENCBMBTM. m don‘t “mam” ions (ll of Mb dos d m
mention can.“ nvalns to any m. bee in ion an
' mm. mm and r. e. AMBLER creme 00.. Agents. rolled up in our rich and artistic rolls oi
. ' . ' ~ ------------- - mean always on». ,9me gm“ Wall Paper is like the creations in the
Afigf 'g, Igt, - mfl'm, Wflvfig’ ' ’ Arabian Knights. when unfoldcdtoyour
m,’ mam"... ._..___.n ,.#___._n__..s. bewildered game. We have Wall '
. . . . 08. F. SOHIVOIR up.» or rim» 3:“; “ergo 01% of Ml‘kinds. for thgflm‘i‘mmre's ’
Willltcathfs mu: Nurwslknmce. "hwm"m"”m ”l“ w AYMOND or t e v no m .,
. . 'eossrc areas cried. Takealookd
m..:.;':;:':;::::;.;..... "e, e, e" enenm'e ° R hon. ’. .I *
. . . . . , nters’ upper.
Mliolo'clmk p. m. Practice limited to J '3'.“ fl “‘1‘er Fllflfl'll Director Artists' Materials, i’ictures.
. ”Moll Women. - ..-....---_..,. ._..,._ ‘ E b ' Pictures framed mm". . .
W .0 III C ”CV. Painti , rummaging, W
In Washington lure-t. and Sign tiling. ‘
.0- Imam. Hm] Dumm'
1 mm" ”mm" atty‘ tow-mum sum. scum
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