is“ Raymond
Wit
Wharf whai‘fwithacargootsand.
Yorkeity
held tonight at 8 o “clock
building. North .Main street.
third degree will be confermd.
‘ dist church at 8 o’clock tonight.
at 10 o’clock, on the Stuart avenue
grounds.
Dr. R. L. Bohannon basmmuplewd
the repairs on his Shipper! training
track andhasopened It He anticipath
alivelyseason .
EVE. Grows filledvthc-Iposi ,
' tenor in the quartetteatTrinity church,
yesterday, and will continue to sing
there for some time.
F. Gordon Mead closed his bakery
and confectionery'storc in Washington
street, Saturday night, owing to pres-
, sure brought to hour by a creditor of his
father. »
y“.
_ The first quartm-ly conference of the
First Methodist Epiwopal church will
be held at the parsonage at 7:80 tonight.
Plans for the new church will be sub-
---If you wanta' cigar that is made of
nice “tobacco @d workmen in a
‘ , clean factory, t Jed Imperial Crown,
, “as. Trowbrrdge-erm’s cigarstore.
W, on u J»
Joseph Lockwood; who is ill” charge
of affairs at , Was working on
i
sli
\,) ‘15? Q
o very sev
The SW 19". Qflmiii‘ IQWI Catli-
panions of the Foreat. will hold as)-
ciable In Red Men’s” S... ‘ ,Washington
street, fowl: Tie armonic or-
chestraqgl wining“?
Mon Singing society will to'
night tenderab'edafltttb hustler Daniel
looser and A. Heine. A largcnamber
of invitations have Mn? issued and the
indicationdhm‘slmt tinge willbc a large
attendance. , ‘« I II we!"
councilman A. J. Hutchinson is‘ hav-
ing Int sidewalk in from of 'hls too
houses on Crescent Terr-ape relnid. Mr.
Hutchinson evidently believes in saving
the city all the money possible, even at
a loss to himself.
Councilman Robert Pearson received
letters, Saturday. announcing the death,
on May 8rd, of his sister's husband,
Henry Lyon, in Manchester, England.
Mr. Lyon was superintendent and gen-
eral manager for many years of the
Municipal Gas Works in that city, and
was held in the highest esteem.
Henry Seymour has begun the work
of resetting the curb from Seymour to
Courtlandt places. and a great improve—
ment will be made in the appearance of
the street. The Norwalk Street Rail-
way company will bear twothirds and
the city of South Nor-walk one-third of
the expense of doing the work.
Captain Alva Tnthill had another
hemorrhage, last Fridny night, but is
now getting along nicely. Yesterday
afternoon a delegation from Uncas
Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., visited Mr. Tuthill
at his pleasant residence at Hickory
Bluff, and were most hospitably enter-
tained by Mr. Tnthill and his daughter.
mm
Brown University beat the Provi-
dence Athletic association, in Provi-
deuce, Saturday, by a score ofstoa.
An exchange says: "It was a pretty
content. Bmwnlcohcd bentcuthe first
couple of innings, but the heavy hitters
” of the college nine soon got in their
work and, aided by the gmd pitching
of Tommy Dunno and his due support.
turned the defeat into a well earned vic-
tory." Dunno had onotwo-hoso hit, and
one t hose hit. Lauder had a
I.
The Matthevvs and Martin families
arrived at Ehnanorth today from New
Art adjourned meeting of the South
Norv‘valklioardof Councilmen will be
' ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harrytltephenson have
moved into one of the flats in Harvey' I
At the regular meeting of Colfax En-
campnient, I.’ 0. O. F. tonight, the
A. The annual meeting of theEpworth
Magoo will be held at the first Metho-
Irhe Stuarti‘Avenues will m' bats
with the East blot-walks, Memorial Day
bronchial trouble.
theeaseotJo-rph A. Grayst .1.
Wsdhsmswillccmeupi‘ertrial. '
Two Wilton bicyclists collided in
front of the Hmalk Methodist church,
mtesdsynnd Wrecked their machines.
Franklibmstockhsspurehaseda line
yacht. falllioop rig, from New York
putieaandwillsoonhsve her here in
Norwslkwuters. '
Herbert Tattle and Mrs. Lizzie Ferris
Buttery were out driving at New
Canaan, Sunday, when the horse ran
away and reduced the carriage to kind-
ling wood
The new suits of the Twin City
Wheel club will arrive in South Nor-
walk, Thursday. ‘
A baseball, game will be played at
Norwalk Park, Memorial Day, between
the Hope Hose and Pioneer Hook and
Ladder eompanies' baseball nines. Over
200 tickets have already beensold.
-—-S. S. Tillotson will char on Tues-
day of each week bargains in trimmed
hats, at $2.49 and $2.”.
The Ramblers, of Bridgeport, yester-
day entertained a large number of visit-
ing wheelmen from South Norwalk and
surrounding towns at their homes.
The infant danghtcrof Michael Batch-
fcrd was christened Helen Theresa, by
Rev. Father Daugherty of St. Mary’s
church, Sunday. The sponsors were
Michael Sheedy and Miss Annie Mc-
Menus.
William Garry, engineer at the Silk
Mill, and a bicyclist rem Derby, each
going in opposite (1'
the Gregory Point boulevard yesterday,
and the the Derby wheelman’s bicycle
was quite badly damaged.
The regular ladies‘ prayer meeting of
the First Congregational church will be
omitted this week to give all an op-
portunity to attend the meeting of the
Woman’s Home Missionary Union in
Bridgeport, on Wednesday.
The Golden Rule circle, King's Dough
ors, will meet with Mrs. Sarah Staples,
in East Norwalk, next Friday afternoon
Those who attend should take the
trolleycar which leaves the switch at
Mill Hill at 3 :20.
Odwwa-
A donation party will be given at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. L J. Reynolds in
Main street, Norwallt, Friday evening,
for the benefit of the Epworth Children II
Home at Chicago The party is under
the auspices of the Nor-walk Epworth
League.
The members of the Norwalk chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
who expect to Mrs. Parsons’ next
Thursday, for-Wmeeting, should
notify Miss Helen Cu s,“ lbion Park.
at once, that arrangements may be com.
pleted for their transportation.
The steamboatllawthorn, which is
being carted overland to Danbury, for
use on Lake Kenosia, was stalled by the
wheels of the wagon sinking through
the road bed near the Norwalk Congre-
gational church. Jack screws were
used and after 'a delay of about two
hours they got started again.
The Womuns Home Missionary
Union ofConnecticut will hold its an-
nual meeting in the First church,
Bridgeport, on Wednesday. An inter-
esting programme has been prepared,
and a collation will be served at 12:30
to all who attend. The meeting begins
at 10 a. m.. and those who go should
take the 5:40 train at East Norwalk, or
the 9:11 train at South Norwalk.
Mrs. Henry T. Zerfasa, who has been
in the Red Cross Hospital, New York
city. undergoing an operation for a
tumor, died there Saturday aftcmoon.
The remains were brought to Norwalk
yesterday and taken to the residence of
money which Rnescll owed (lunoo.
Both were arrested, and before Judge
Hubhell, this morning, Ounce pleaded
guilty of breachof the mace and was
fined $3 and costs. itasocll pleaded not
guilty, and his case was continued until
twmbnno hit and a run.
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tomorrow morning.
dsaghtsretdsmuclJJlatt of
Is WWW. a quite sick was
on Wednesday, in the Superior Ocart
tions, collided on '
Geraniums. . . . .
VICTORIA ROSES,
Anewmwismm at the
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Abuseowasdbyflrs.0.D.Ma-
trrdsy. in Oouuectieut avenue. wrecking
the carriage and throwing the driver
out. Hewasnotiajurcd.
In the Norwalk Probate court. Satur-
day. Charles Olmstsad was sppdntrd
trustee of the assigned estate of Freder-
ick Mead. John F. Dolby and D. War-
ren Fitch were appointed appraisers.
Professional Courtesies. ~Actor (in
country town—l hope you won’t ob
'ject toannonncing in your paper that
this will probably be the last chance to
seemeoutsideofthegreatcities,»
I bhve received an oler from the
Gotham Theatre for next season at
.600 a Week.EI1itor—l’ll print it with
pleasure. And by the way, please an»
nouncefromthestagethst now is the
time tosubscribe for the Pumpkinville
Trumpet, u l have received an odor of
05,000 a week to run the louder: Times.
first Harte’ s new story and Jerome K
Jerome’ I latest piece of fiction have both
been neared by TheIAIdies’ Home Jour-
nal for immediate publication. Jerome's
story is called "Reginald Blake: Finan-
in fashionable London society. Bret
Harte call his story “The lndiscretion
of Elsbeth," andpicturcs the romance
of a young American who fall} in love
With a German princess. masquerading
as a dairy maid.
R. H.
Piaisted!
DRUOOIDT.
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centre:
cenpnoré
thwaefmawnwortbnaaswsyyw‘
cier and Cad,” and sketches an Mdent '
Figured Drgandlesl LaWnsl! Dimlties i ll Dominica iii!
’5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
53 WALL STREET. -:_
TQTHE PEDPLE '
Jardiucres, V mats and Decorated Flower Pot
which we willoell at mdueod rpricea and
sent one Vase for cut flowers or one Jardi
Dress 0!” Plain, ‘
' Valleys Fetches, ' P ,
lsrtlsttFears, . ;
Strawberry Jun, ‘ ' I 00 0|" Can!
la spherry 1a ‘ ”,/
F. D. LAWTQli & 00., 22 South lain Street
N - Score PlainFs A
Wanna say that there never was a
mutetintownwhcreyun can get the
meatsetthepriee that wehavesoldior.
We are the only one. Just think of it !
Smoked shoulders, 8c per lb: bacon, 100
p‘erlb; veal chops, 12,140 perlb;loin lamb
' chops, 1255c per lb; log mutton or lamb.
IOcperlb; stew lamb, 40 per lb; corned
beeffrom 4t012cpcrlb. largestch
of fish, lowest price.
Eree Delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
I .
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STRETE.
”‘DWARD STREET
The season for wearing thin fairies is at band. We have the
‘ prettiest line ct
You have overseen. Open this week. a new shipment d ,
LADIES - SHIRT WAISTS !
Correct styles. Special values at 69c, 75c, 98c.,$l 10 and $1. 25.
We have 10 dozen ladies' Shirt Waists, many of them very
good. We shall close them out at 35 and 500 apiece. Some
of them were sold at $1 and 31. 25 apiece. Here is an oppor-
trinity!
EDWARD STREET!
uoswsLII, coIIII.
PIANO FOR SALE.
A first-class upright piano in fine condition. Will be sold
' at a bargain. Inquire of or address
E M. JACKSON, Photographer-
$10.00
Suits
Negligeo Shirts, Leather and Dr h Belts, Bicycle and Golf Salts, :
comsmcx BROS,
South Norwaik,
Comatock Bros” Masonic
Spring
and.
OVerceats!
PEOPLE ASK How we can sell them
$10. Our answer is through the applicant
of the most improved methods of mannf
ing in quantities to supply the large and '
creasing demand of our several stores and
adding only a small profit to the original I!
All wool, sewed with silk, arantced to ii"
made of handsome, new,sty ’fiuh cloths this sea.-
son.
Straw hats are ready; a few selling even now
:
caps, Stockings and Sweaters, Ladias’ Nackwezr‘.
IA SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Conn;fi
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
,.. c - NORWALK, OONN.
A ‘CARD.
3:
NORWALK AND vxchTv -~ 3’
Mower Pottery, Smlth street foot of Mill Hill, woe
'ust the thing for Memorial D: Iy
“It; purchaser 01.11.00 we will pre-
’1 hit offer holds good till June 1.
Yours Respectfully, JAMES LYCl-STT, mp.
a
or.“
.,
We have in nice
Inl8 lw
Compound
Packed with wooieus, furs or
any fabrics which moths
infest, will protect
them thoroughly.
Price, 25 61:9.
'IHOLS OfiHO SIOILCIV'IG 'H '3 .I.Vs L
ONINVI'IO SBflOH HOS ONIHLAH
More effectual than nude or
refined camphor.
Largo plants, into it inches high, in
“winch mts, ill), :15 and Winona each.
These are in full bloom and are choice
varieties. 100 Kaiserin Augusta
x
plantsmne your old, slightly
{glimpsed but just as good for out-
door planting, at 20 cents each.
Light Weight- ‘- - -
actual value I5c per yard.
looks any prettier than these goods.
etc. Our price on these goods has varied from Ir-Izc to up: per yard,
Manufactured by We have bunched the whole lot at the uniform price of III-2c for this
. ‘ week. You can make your own selections and it will depend on your-
self whether you save Ic per yard on we per yard on the goods you
Re Ho PLAISTED buy.
ton stores sell for I so per yard. Our price 9c per yard; Io yards to a
A BARGAIN SALE
0-0: cola
- - - Summer Fabrics!
Iooo yards of stripe Dimiiies in link, blues, ctc.,ai 9c per yard.
Nothing more comfortable and nothing
30 pieces of light-Weight fancy figured lawns,dimitics, madras cloths,
my entire stock at cost, as 1 here a large stock of goods on hand that
must be converted into cash.
have the best stock to select from.
39 Wall Street, Norwaik, Conn.
Bld’g, Norwalk. *‘
WW
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aurrano Ch°apn°3§ H
» :kgE‘u isn't always economy. There and money sakd in
- FOR buying poor grain or buy. Quality ere 's
CATTLE no other way to build a great grain bu s. No
can»... matter how little the pnce, If the thing is mean
‘ and you don't wantit. That the best in mewhing
HORSES I proves the cheapest III the end and at!
est satisfaction is a truism known to all, and}:ma t ap-
3“" plies with icular force to grains. My warrant
93"" is behind lIsell. Return tome any grain that
'0" you think Is not as it should be. I want you to
V 2.23“. come twiIe,t cu times, all the time. It is perma-‘
0‘1”". E. neat trade that rs valuable to me.
ggflggfl MANUELT. HATCH,
SOLMANS' , The Leading Grain Dealer,
‘ LIVERV
orasuz. l5 Isrshau Street. So. lorwalk.
Commencing May IsthauIl continuing until jun: Ist,l will offer ‘
Those making earliest selections will
After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
500 yards fast black sateen, full width and better than nine out of
Theleoro Hendricks, 6 Union avenue. ‘3 Washington customer. all the ydclight of
from “he“; the “”3”, 1w": ”81:13 51"“, An outside Dyer for Saturday and Monday only! so dozen large 31km KIM!“ bicy-
tomorrows eruoona 0cm ' u 50- 'ORWM-D- size fringed linen towels at rot: each; 4 tea customer only. “It motion Then
at Willow Brook cemetery, Westport. . . ’ , , more one of the
‘ Lucierstaud when we say a large sIzc, we dont mean any of those famous
Lani“ Cum). the fruitcrcr “1 WWI- . little skimpy towels, just large enough to wipe once with.
ington street, and William Russell, cm Wm“... M, .. .. " I
played in Frank Ayms' ,Inarkct, had a ‘ .
dispute, Saturday night, over «one Lady WISMDKLDII
Nearer Perfect
Would you know
Hartford Illeyrles, out me. ”)0, m, .50,
Beautiful Art Catalogue free it you call.
than ever.
BICYCLES
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
Till-3 ARMIEHILIMA 1N THE AL-
sl00 to all om.
of the Moorish Kings didn' t Ml
more (Mental magnificence th haw
oftho rich and hamlwmc wall paper:
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