A
airs. G; is. nation. of it... street. is
The Union lumber-hops in town will
be open nextgatjurday, Memorial Day.
The numbcrol/‘idogs registered in Nor-
, walk does not yet reach the {our hun-
Charles Denm'who‘v‘vas injured in a
bicycle accident a few days ago, is
aroundagain. _ '____ . “ <
~8traw hats cleaned- O’Brion's.
. The steamer Hawthorne will anchor
in Wilton over Sunday, and will doubt-
less be visited by many Norwaikers.
The wide wagon wheels have been put
under the bout.
u _j-+-Very best new grass Elgin creamery
butter. 190 1b.. this Saturday. N. Y.
-_ Grocery CO.
. , Frank Stratton, engineer at Hatch,
Bailey at Cola, had a visitor Wallace.
day night. A homiug pigeon flew, inst
his window. ‘The’ bird has on ” its‘leg 1is
silver tag numbered 11.523. .
' —-Brown derbys. O'Brien's.
.The ladies connected with Eureka
V‘Bebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., arereduest’-
ed to meet Monday night, at lodge room.
for rehearsal. Mr. Littell, of Spring-
field. willbe present with samples of
paraphernalia to show. w
, —Faucy creamery'butter, 5 lbs. forsl.
Fine cookingpotatoes. 3 bushel for $1,
at D. L’Hom'medien's.
. The strawberry festival in Rod Men's
Hall. last night. under the auspices of
the New Church Aid society. was very
well attended. and the atfindants .Jpaado
». ed a delightful oveiiiiig. ’Th‘e‘rhullnr-
mpnie. orchestra discoursed sweet music
at intervals during the festival.
3-10 lbs. of good corned beef 'ior 25?.
at Hayes' market. -
A five-yedr- fimfimfinnder
Oldenmtmflfl‘lt J 11%,
‘ neighbor,over the head with a milk
“pill, yesterday. Mr. Brown threatened
_ mmakejmablnund.MIs..Olsen sought
" advice from ehisliat ,- Wm. Bullies
He told her not to worry about the mat-
‘ ter.
All who are interested in libraries and
library work are cordially invited to at-
tend the spring meeting of the Connec—
ticut Library association, Saturday.
May mane. Young Men's Institute,
sirflhilpdl simifwtqeviipnvcnot. Miss
A‘tgeliale soon...or south Norwalk, is
assistant secretary of the association.
, —Latest golf cape. O’Bricu’s.
Mrs. Josephine Crow. oi Rowayton,
talked to the Farther Lights of the
South Norwalk Baptist church. yester-
day. on the subject of missions in India,
giving some very interesting accounts oi
her adventures and successes during the
live years she spent among the Tamils
in that country.
-—Blne fish. 8s a pound; sea bass. 4";
ocodllsh steak, lot. at Hayes’ market.
__-_....._..
~ The borough ol Naugatack is new
burdened with two chiefs of police,
Chief Bollard declining to accept his re-
movallrythc Court of Burgesscs and
Chief John A. Kennedy having been
sworn in. It has been decided. upon ad-
vice of counsel for ”Chief Kennedy, that
no demand will be made for the oflicc
now held by Chief Heston! until later.
~Don't fail to attend the musical and
literary entertainment at the Contcr
school. Monday evening. May 25. for
the benefltoiths piano luud. Special
attractions by Norwallt Mandolin club.
rosdiugsby Miss Gertrude Lyon, and
singing by a ladies' quartetto. Admis-
sion twenty-live chats.
Superior Court. yesterday. the cm of
Mains Fowoutt vs. John H. Light was
ls lgnod for Thursday. June t (special):
Susan Anderson et al. vs. Town of New
‘ Canaan, Wednesday, May 27. Frank-
iln Lynch va. William Maser and wile,
a Rowayton case involving a mortgage
0105.000. was motioned inorder that
the pleading might be corrected.
wPancy mm butter. 5 lbs. gm. .1. church will be decorated {or the occas-
I‘las cookingpitatoos, 3 bushel for ll.
' tertuiument given with success last
anxiety. .
Metropolitan Insurance company.
at Hayes’ market.
made of Morgan cayenne, Nerwslk.
able tobé out after his recent illness.
Norwalk to Raymond street.
boy. born ‘yestarday morning.
in the Nonralk Baptist church.
Mrs. W. H.Jarvis, Washington street.
ington street. was called to Canton, yes-
terday, by the death of his brother. '
.l—emn. mg... 19 lbs. for an. N. v.
GroceryCo.‘ . .. r
The Norwalk Tramway company will
run open cars to Baton Point. tomorrow
afternoon, it the weather is pleasant.
Councilmen Boyer and Tristrum were
in New York, yesterday. looking for
new furnishings for the Council room
-Auction, Wed, 10 Smith at. Nor.
The figures of merit of the Connecti-
cut National Guardfor last month are
as follows: Second regiment. 05.11:
First, 92.21; Third, 01.73; Fourth, 87.67.
The steamer J. S. Warden will leave
South Norwalk at 9:15 on the morning
of Memorial Day for the naval parade of
‘3'“ United States was vessels. , ‘
The Jennings and Whitney Comedy
companywdl repeat. Monday. the on-
night, in a house in Water street.
w-WiniieldGIurIr-fmnwol Henry Clark.
Watts», cut‘.his handquite badly
ping wood. He lost considerable blood
before the cut could be properlyldresmd
' Li}. H.‘ Parsh‘all’s halfidime ‘Pcstam
ant, l3i Washington street. supplies
lunch and fishing parties. SHE!“ stud-
wiches, home made bré'gd. orallcrs and
Colby's ice cream_ in for, wind-10¢
boxes.
Mr. and Mrs. August Wcuurich, of
Dover street, are much pleased at the
remembraaws of many friends on the
occasion of the twenty-tilth anniversary
of their marriage. and thank those who
participated in the affair.
—City taxes .hBEid lie—paid now. Collec-
tor‘s oillce.Sentinel building.open nights.
Chief of Police Bradley received a
dispatch from the County Home, this
morning, saying that Michael Mc-
boughlin had {run away. The boy was
recently committed upon order of Judge
Hubbcll. His parents live in Stuart
avenue.
papers were served a few days ago by
Deputy Bhoriil Lyon, has vacated the
house at 7 Prospect street. and taken
up his abode in a house adjoining. The
Beef company has come into mien
oi the house by foreclosure proceedings.
—-Burglaries are again becoming of
daily omurrence. Renters of sales in
the sale deposit vault of the National
Baal: oi Norwalkam relieved from all
Pioneer (instill. A. 0. K. M. ii, met
last night in its hall in the Gazette
building. Past Commander Edward
Beacmu. of Palestine Castle. oil-1min
Norwallt, was pmsent and made a few
remarks of interest to the order. The
Castle will have several candidates for
the first meeting night in June.
The members at the (l. A. R. and also
at the Union ”Veterans' Union will
meet in uniform and white gloves at
the allies of James li'iiommodiuu. Haw
day evening at 0:30 o'clock. to march in
a body to the East Avenue Methodht
Episcopaichnrch. inattend diving ser-
vices. All veterans of the war, whether
members of any organization or not.
areinvitcd to attend with them. The
ion with stars and stripes and stacks of
at D. L'Kmnmedlcu‘s.
“ Pure and 8m."
CVflalld 3
MING POWDER.
- Wes-memento
. cow is .
sometmmweh - '
~0hiohsnsandfowla. mm a period,
An mum—m is being ‘
William ecstasy. of Norwalk. is
Alfred Brown. assistant to Albin Neu-
kirohner,‘will move Tuesday from East
--Pay your city taxes this month. Col-
lector‘s‘ollloe,Washingtou st. ,opon nights
. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Raymond. Jim, 0!
Elm Grove pm, are. the parents of a
T—Strawlhats. O‘Brien's. ‘
Next Wednesday a concert by the
Asaph Colored Glee club will be given
-Cosmopolitan patterns out for June.
Albert Pohlman. the barber in Wash-
edah‘sgn‘axe. Mailman gymloenm
“R". H. ‘
Plaistedl
Compound ,
Celery.
Nervine
‘ Will
Help
YOu
Do
.Your .
, Work!
Tryit; 75cabottle. '
. o
'H '8 J.“
Plaistcd’s Cholera
Mixture
'SHOLS onua 3.0:.lev-Ia
Always Cures!
——.—.o_...__’
"Bring your prescriptions to
uszwe use the purest drugs and
our priccsaro always reasonable.
R.H.PI.A|STED
utsmm- iii
Street, ‘ '
' $0. IORWMJi.
lady Qashington ‘ ;‘
Gsramums. . . . .
6-inch pets. :20. 25 and 30 cents each.
« varieties. lot) Kuiserin Augusta
VICTORIA ROSES,
large plants, one your old. slightly
mildewcd. but just as good for out-
door planting, at 20 cents each.
LIMA BEANS.
King of the Garden. Ford's Mum-
nlot . Jersey. extra early. Challen-
ger. etc. Fresh, new seed.
PULVERIZED SHEEP
FERTILIZER.
nothing better for lawns and flow-
ers; per 100 lb. bag. 82.50.
Maureen's rioasl. HALL
WARRANT
708A
Special City looting
Mason's (lrrn-s. South Norwullt. Gian.
To William F. Tammany. Ass't. ifierk oi the
City oi Mouth Norwallt. Conn.
H r- Ii authority vostmi in mean Mayor.
limit» or- urullllciioariloii'ouncilmunolmili
city. hurl-by dim-t youto give notice to the
final rulers oi this city. tlmt a Special (lily
not an will be held in riun flailma Mmilmn
st .innal-l l-lty.on umlay. the twenty-
nlxilniayut May. Im. at s unlock p.m..to
.mmwnnr liiulupnm- the following remin-
nnnulioptml by said Board of Councilmen:
v z.
ilnmivml. That a suitable server. tour I'illl'll
lulslnuamislx manholes ho voustrnu-tml In
and llrmlgll Inwnliesnull Wauulwurtlavenum
ami endow sir-rot. awonling tn the nlmym.
manlluuun oltiu- committee on sewers. at a
pm! not to exceed iuur thousand six hundrml
Ilullaruzulm to transact any other hilaimmn
proper in mm" lullom mild tlmlln .
[Mimiaiflvmt Norwfiik "2"! .lm.
mm. mm tall . his. Mayor.
A t u - . it it
' M” lfiliu urinal/mt
m in it don't. (thy Clerk.
Wow-«mow... mm... -
Maroon is our Color i
FOX eta: co..
3 Elisabeth Street,
80m Nouwsut. Cinnamon.
Bicycle Sundries!
them Sherwood. listtsrl
ENINVI‘IO IfiflOH HOJ ONIHAAMMAI
Large plants. 15 to ill inches high, in
Those are in full bloom and are choice
rill clv
u u
u H
II M
mlblw
Best Evaporated Apples.
II '
DONOVAN BLOCK, was
All styles that
. . u sue and ism .
This is an opportunity you ought not to miss. Inspect our hosiery. gloves and
underwear stocks They are very complete and prices are made to suit the times_
EDWARD STREET!
5 sum: sullulss,
to par lb
'3. -. I! II
inc “ z- _
d Fashioned Dried Peaches. lilo “ "a -
ED. Lawless co. ZZSouth lainstroot‘
, Talecur ls near.
Thisweel we will first out you the
slice, roast, or outlet that it has
beenyour fortune to (out on. andwe
will cut the price so low for you that
youlmgieglp but buy. Vfinl‘ehoszOc
per : c ops, 10c ; orequart-
er lamb, do per lb; stewplfmb. to per lb;
the best piece of corned beef that you
ever bought for 4c per lb.
back it you are not suited.
this week also. Free Delivery.
New Yorcharket
rank 5. uses. Prop.
HINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
Odors a grand Clearing Sale of
BLACK DRESS GOODS!
Saturday, May 23d,
We will place on sale oarcntire stock of fancy drem goods, at prices that will in-
mrs their immediate sale. . -
were 62cand69cwillheseldat500peryard.
‘ u 62% u u
u 7"” U 6‘
(A 1“» ‘l 0‘
H 1.25 hi ‘6
NORWILK, COIlII.
JAC Kewfim‘r“
* Serge
"ii.
'hischeap
Arc unsurpassed {or beaut
of style and finish. . . . . .
A (SA-RD." s
*
T0 Till-I PEOPLE OF NORWALK AND VICIXITY:
We have in stock ”aft
laminates, Vases and Demand
sent one Vase (or cut flowers or
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WA 3.2.3::ng . NORWALK. 60"”.
so Norwalk Pottery. Smith street. foot of Mill Hill, 1000
Flower Pots. just the thing for Memorial Day
which we will sell at reduced prices. and toeach purchaser of ".00 we will pre-
o’e .Iardinero. 'lhis'otl'er indiis mood till June 1.
» ‘-* Yours Itesmctlully, JAMES LYCE‘TT, Prop.
yard.
To
‘i'orltwcatyafivs
fl .
Wei-i.
Don't Fall
Remember
Saturday and, Monday;-
EVENINGS, FROM 5 to 8 O'CLOCK,
-----WESHAi.I.SEl.L-----
1000 yards best l5c and WC llimiiics, all styles, all shades, at 9c per
303 ladics' lawn and gingham shirt waists, yoke back, Bishop sleeves
and above all well made, :it 37 I-zc each.
I bale extra line unbleached 4'4 shooting, 7 we goods, [or 5c per yard
50 dozen ladics' black ass hose, [or use per pair.
That 5 to 8 o'clock arc the only hours you can gci these goods at lllc
above price.
‘ Let as "plain this and
other Colombia kntum
J. D. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
mausoleum.
ltorwalk. - -
OmBu-tB-flmm
RBIDINCIILISTRIT.
MONKOALLH.
. . . . BI. F. CCIIAVCII
“lull!!! I
ll“ malls
liver-imam
F. 8. mouse ovum: co. Agents.
M
m, D. W. RAYMOND,
.3 WWW
Blue
Suit
higher.
$1.25.
and $.75.
with collars and culls
Golf and Bicycle
satisfied customers.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld' . Norwalk.
HOT WEAEERW
It’s Bound to Come. and do Dodging.
A FINE, ALL wool.
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
Other suits even lower; and many better ones
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a van.
tilatcd straw hat. We have them at 50 cents,
some at 25c, others at 82.
Russian crash suits for men, 88. Coolest gar-
ment for summer ever made. Separate pants,
Children's wash suits, at see; better ones 75c, tr
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A good percale shirt
. L wash hell and give good salislaction. Others
for 75c, 81, 1.25 and 1.50.
Stockings! ‘
Store open evenings. Money refunded to all dis- '
cousmcx BRO
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
f .
$851
\
attached, 4'96. Wcarwcll,
Suits, Caps and
Conn
GIFFIN. Mgr.
my entire stock at cost, as l have a
have the best stock to select from.
39 Wall Street. Norwalll. Conn.
my
l
Agent For '
aurrALo TELEPHONE ORDERS.
GLUTEN .
FEED “Smd me up tree bales ov hay and wan bug 0v
FOR oats." roar-m the Irishman at the telephone.
CATTLE "All nght," shouted back the feed dealer, “who
Ohiokon- for 3" “
and “There. now, don't get gay; for the horse. av
HORSES l WM"
BEST A telephone order to my branch olllcc for "wan
GRAIN bag" or one thousand bags will receive prompt and t
FOR careful attention. I will give you both quality and
HORDIS quantity for your money. Alli ask is a trial order.
AN D
GATTLC.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANC'
LIVERV
( STABLE.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealer, ?
l5 Isrshsll Street. So. lomslk. r
Commencing May islli and continuing until June m, I will‘ ollcr
large stock of goods on hand that
must be converted into cash. Those making earliest selections will
After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler.
.. w um»...
SIMPITCI TY
ITSELF
The crank-shall m
Columbine-union true
pnrtnui part 0! A M-
c sir—4s sums-ms in
is simplicity and
strength. No nuts to
rah-h trousers or
shirts. Mn-hunlmlly
one pine. lustentl
taken apart. links» the Men
run caster. Found only on
O
Bicycles
Standard of the World
to you. (2|!th nu
you an. m
39 Wdl sis-est. ltorwslk.
Funeral Director
and Emhsllasr.
Cum-lit.
WWW.
EDUCATED AND ARTIB'HO
O TB.
in wall papers and decorations is one of
the nineteenthcontury accomplislnneuts.
That is why those who select their wall
paper at [lockers get such delightful re:
salts. it isn‘t necessary to purchase the
cxpeosivo grades. the designs and colors
are last as artistic in the cheaper grains.
it they are not so rich. For those who
wish to cover the walls of urine covered
cottage, or decorate a palace. go to Deck-
cr's.
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
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