m 1! MW 11111 See and Illpr
h Mali. M m and Vicinity
Bulls. M Dilute! Mail.
,The markets in town will close today
atnoou.
,1 The telephone company will erect a
2 large pole in River street. near the end
at the tunnel.
’; I, ,thraw hate. O’Brien’s.
Percy E. Ferris took a party of friends
to Long Island last night in the launch
"Eva 11., and had a delightful visit.
.it
-—Lobstcrs, cooked any style, prices
reasonable. Imperial Cafe, 9 Railroad
place, South Norwalk.
Miss Mary Honuecker. of Norwalk,
hu5 a sore band, caused by cutting
It on a broken show case.
The divorce case ”of Melville Kellogg
against Leah Kellogg went over for
another week in the Superior Court,
yesterday.
—Straw hats cleaned. O'Brien's.
Crofut dz Kunpp's No. l factory shut
‘ down yesterday, and will remain so next
. week, undergoing inspection of boilers
and repairs.
—Ladies’ and gents’ dining rooms, at
p the Imperial Cafe. Short orders all day.
All the delicacies of theseuson.
J. C. Wilson & Co.'s hat factory clos-
ed last night and will remain closed
until Wednesday, undergoing inspection
and repairs.
-—Latest golf caps. O'Bricu’s.
The graves of Revolutionary soldiers
in the various cemeteries will be docorat -
ed todayby special committees appointed
for that purpose. ______-\____
-—-Sacred concert at Rotou Point, Sun-
day afternoon. _..__._.~
Juliette Riesterer celebrated the tenth
anniversary of her birth at her homo' 111
Harbor avenue, Thursday, by entertain-
: ing her little friends.
'"_ ,e-Sacred oonccrtat Baton, tomorrow;
.. -_...._,.’
‘Georgio Weycrhausor, the five-year;
old son of Mrs. Mary chcrhanser, 0t 21
River street who was poisoned by eating
cheap candy. still lies at the point. of
death.
tot Louise Fawcett, or Nor-
walk, against Attorney John H. Light.
for damages by reason of a suit institut-
011 against the prcsont plaintiff will be
heard next Wednesday.
. During the storm, Thursday. the rain
did considerable damage to the residence
of Mrs. Sarah L. Stevens, in Stevens
street. Tinnershad bmn repairing the
roof, and had not finished their work,
—I.adies' and gents' dining rooms. at
the Imperial (.‘al'e. Short orders all day.
All the delicacies of the season.
While riding down East avenue Mrs.
W. F. Bryant. of Norwalk. lost a
package she expected to uni! to her
inother‘in Marion. She mic back.
found the wrappbr and string. but some
person had stolen the contents of the
package.
- The members olLiur-olu Council N11.
4. I). U. A. M.. will go to ltnwayton
with theG. A. R. on the H! p. 111.
train, today. and will decorate the
grave of W. C. liaise, 11 former mem-
ber of the order. Rev. (11. linoleum-k
will make 11 short address.
mu»... m
v—Ilrownderbys. ()‘Iirlcn's.
The selectmcu of Itidgotleld have made
a contract with Taylor. ,Kmior .t'.
llouton. of New Canaan. IIII'IIII" N111-
atruction of the new marmuiml rum!
authorized by a Vhll‘ of a 111-
centlowu 11111111111: at Itidguilolvl The
bid for the work wasti. "' per line: 1i foot.
.1!
,1.
withered coma-rt tomorrow afternoon.
8:30.111 Roton i’oiut.
Information has 11111111 from Norwaik,
Writesiim Wilton 1'1 mmpondcnt offin-
Itidgvilc'l-l i‘mas. that the. younger!
member of the liiwuner family has 11111!
an unnatural death. 'i‘houuh Teddy:
womanly a doctor bin-1k dngiw bad 11
faithful heart. a11dl1i11 1111111; friends-111-
13111111111 liiil 111i! want that his 11111!
came at the poisonous band.
wins! WW1,“ in which to pay your
city 1.17.121 without iota-rest. Uoiiwtor's
' attend iii-mother’s funeral ,started for
oilico. '1- 11:1:1' ' bui'ding. opt-11 evenings. ‘
. who came East to
his homein Chicago. yesterday.
’Qdieer Morehouse arrested Robert
Mason. colored. in Knight street. last
night. for throwing stones at an aged
woman. . ____ ,
The Nerwalk Millspat Winnipauk,
have under consideration the replacing
of the present machinery hangers with
those of a more modern make.
Captain of Police Gladstone now does
his practicing on the bicycle at mid-
night, when there is more room in the
streets and fewer spectators to count his
headers.
Mrs. Samuel W. Seymour, of Con-
cord street, lost or had stolen yesterday
afternoon, a pocket-book containing $11
01-112 in bills, and a money order for
about $7.50
Agaug of boys amused themselves,
last night, by breaking one of the large
windows of Joseph Guyer’s horse our
fruit stand, on the Adams property,
near Monroe street.
The steamer J. S. Warden, which
makes an excursion to New York at 6:15
this morning to witness the naval
parade, came into the harbor at ,9:30
o 'clock last night.
A, festival service will be held in St.
Paul’s church, tomorrow night, com-
mencing at 72-15 o'clock. There will be
no preaching. During Rev. S. B. Pond’s
absence in Europe, Rev. C. M. Selleck
will be in charge of the service
~Blueiish 811. N. Y. Market.
Baseball teams from Prof. Harstrom's
Norwalk Preparatory school and St.
Mary’s school played on the Preparatory
school's grounds, yesterday afternoon.
The score was 18 to 17 in favor of St.
Mary's. Gilbert Morgan actedas um-
pire. ““““
The regular meeting of Putnam Hose
company will be held Monday night. A
large attendance is requested, as busi-
ness of importance will be transacted.
Action will be token 011 an invitation
from Mellor Hose company toa picnic
in Port Chester, June ll.
When Charles Dauchey. of Monroe
street, arrived home, Thursday night,
he found the basement of the house he
occupies flooded with three or four inches
of water, and? some of his carpets‘f. and
fountain were spoilal.Mr.D.1§t-hey
and sovcnil residents of Chestnut street
will appear before the, Council, Monday
night, and petition for' 11 larger sew”.
The members-oi Buckinghami’ust.
G. A. 1%., will assemble in front of the
Post rooms in Wall street at 3111:1111
u‘clm:k.aud bedded by a drum corps and
the cadets of Colonel Reberts’ Military
Institute,will march .to tit. Paul's ceme-
tery and from there to Union cemetery.
Committees will decorate the graves in
Riverside and St. Mary’s cemeteries.
Refreshments will be served in the Post
rooms at 110011 by the Woman's Relief
Corps. .
THROWN FRO! IIIS CARRIAGE.
lion. Robert II. Rowan Badly Injured While
011! Driving Last Evening.
lion. Robert if. Rowan was badly in-
jured, early best night. by being thrown
from his carriage. liis right tvltlt' is
bruised. while I111 feet are also 112111111-
11‘lu1t liurt,1'aim'1l by ilict'arrizige whecL.
passing over 1111111, and it is possible be
is injured internailx
Just how the 11.11! .itl'air mourn-1! is 1111!
known, but Mr. Rowan givcsthis 1'11.
planation of the ambient: I11: started
outtodrive with his sister. Mrs. rltarr,
but forgot to take the whip Irma the
burn and went back after it. In
turning the corner at Monm: and
South Main streets 111111 of the ruins
slipped from his grasp, and in reaching
to 1111mm it. tiui whip. whh h 111- 111!!!
I11'i1I111l1111l1and111u111i1111'o strmk the
ham. Thing 11 high rplritmiunin1ai.
111111111111! to the wiup. he sprang for-
ward, and Malt-M1111 11-1! out
against the 1' tubing
Ilis si1~t1rnm| W. It. Porter assisted
I1i111tollinh11mu' 11111! Dr. liurnvli was
Hilltiiilullml. A111 late hour last night
Mr. “11111111 W111! rwiing 1-1111I11rt11i1l1'
11111! if11111i1111gtr1111~1pin111 111nm 111.111 111
unthipah'wlnt 11111111"!me will p111!1.1hlv
be about in a (1111 days.
Husband .111 this Separate.
l
1itiw hor11'11!i11lv;w11. and wife 1111111
:'11.11mi. Mrs liilos taking iwr two
s1111li1'11I-ir1'11.1111lu11111"-‘i11 lin- l111111o of
' I11 1 p.111 111-1 111 Harm 1. 1111111. Mr. Hutu
wldme 111111 Inn 1111'” 1111111111 have 11!-
“Mt 1111.! lwr :i’1i 1 1 lino! ”it IIN' other
‘ i1 111:! .‘II’r II 11111: mi aims her husband
do! not proper!) rapport her. 51111111 in-
10111111111111novel-111111111111arvlookml for.
i::1-
wl‘m'ht 0111111. 1 filth-11‘s.
I- - “A
pure an wholesome
been and flavor.”
" Pure and 81111:."
Ceveland s
BAKING POWDER.
“I refer Cicvciauds baking powder because it 3:1
It take 11 h: as for the same baking.
it never fails, and broad and cake keep their fresh—
.m... .. ... M. ...m_. .-..... .. . as:
Hm 6mm Canvases Escrow, Sufi. Maw Ymt Casting 511.1111.
" 11.2.1119 11.1.1 «11 111111.121. W. 11111st
mam newhouse 111 West. itrwt. is
palatial and handsome madame in
that thoroughfare. The location for
“such a house was admirably! chosen;
the view is grand. the surrounding
country for miles around being plainly
visible.
The house is of that style of architec-
ture bestknownas the Colonial. It is
forty by fifty-five feet, with octagon
bay windows on all sides, with a tower
on the southeast corner, extending above
the third story. On the south side is a
conservatory, and carriage portico. lead-
ing oil' from the broad piazza on the
front and side of the house. The piazza
roof is supported by large columns sur-
mounted with Ionic carved capitals, and
the piazza is finished with rail and
balustcrs. Them are three entrances,
at the-front, side and rear. Th1! front
entrance is protected with heavy oak
doors, with artistic cathedral glass
windows in the upper half. The vesti-
bule floor is of mosaic tiling and very
pretty. In the inside vestibule doors
is beveled French plate glass, reaching
to the door. To the left is‘ the large re-
ception hall. with handsome staircase,
landings and a large and
beautiful stained glass win-
dow. The mantle and floors in the
reception hall are of oak. The colonial
style is carried out in the interior finish
as in the exterior, and the arches in the
reception hall are also supported by
neatly carved columns. The conserva-
tory opens from the hall. The spacious
parlor to the right is finished in red
cedar, with the exception of the mantle,
which is of cherry to match. The li-
brary is a well lighted room 011 the
south side of the house, and is finished
in maple and Georgia pine. The din-
ing room is finished in oak. and con-
tains a iiiagnitlcent oak chifionier.
A horn of plenty is represented in the
artistic work in the window. In con-
nectiouwith this room is the butler's
pant;y,1v1th1111ulo11s and all comeni-
0110911. The kitchen is ample and ex-
ceedingly well titted 11p, and contains
range. etc. Anicc box is built in the
house, and is supplied with ice from the
outside. In all but the last named room
are fire places. tiled and titted with gas
logs. The second floor contains six
moms, beside the bath. w1’11! the plumb-
ing work in the latter is nickel finish.
The two front rooms are connected. and
a door leadsto a balcony over the piazza.
i1'r11111hlrs. Lumicr's room there opens 11
dressing room with n 11111111111 bowl and
.11!(-11111‘1111i11111'es. In all the rooms nu
this floor are open tire places and man-
11-ls. A large pool room occupies the-
front of the third floor. There are also
four chambers and several large storage
closets on this floor.
tank capable of holding!. five hundred
gallons of water, occupies :1 portion of
the floor. There is ample e-losn space
in every room of the house. The house
is equipped for gas and electric lights,
the chandeliers being very neat. Au
elevator runs from the third floor to the
cellar. In the latter is partitioned oil' a
laundry with range. stationary tubs,
etc. Tin-1'1- isnlso 1111 outside entrance
from this room. (711111 and wood bins
are partitioned oil‘ 111 the cellar. The
house is heated by steam.
The barn in the rear of the house is
forty-two by tnontysix feet, and of the
same style. The lower lioor columns
twoboa and two open stalls, harness
and carriage rooms. The coaclnnan has
aruomon the 1111111111! Hour. The barn
has gas. wan-r and sewer connections.
llctweeu tho house :1111! barn is 11
liowur 1111111111! with carriage path around
it.11111l loading in a gnu-rial curve In
the street.
The contracts wore lrt as inllowa:
Carpenieriug, .I. It. Raymond; 11111111111132
W. l’. liven; painting. L. li.lI1-1'i11r;
plumbing and 1111-11111 lilting. Ilir'hzmimn
at Morgan unopeny; electric lights.
l‘en‘y 11'. little.
Cu! III Artery.
George Chase, 11 1111 avenger for Adam-1
Express 11.,1111111111y on 11111 “11111111111 «li-
vision. and who rut-ire in I).111l111r,v.
wusquitn 111W'1‘l’ri)‘ injuml on his clown
trip yesterday afternoon. it“ wartim-
1111111 var 1!:1111' in which tin-111 11:11. a
broken window. when the 1:l.1.~~ folio-1t
11111! severed an artery in his wrist. 1111
his arrival hurv iw W111 lulu-11 1o ilr.
Ilnmvll'snilivo. It 11:11: (1 111111! necessary
to take {our slih'ln'i in II!" 11'1111111l.
lhwarlllorn'll.1'ivtk 111 Adams l'lxpn 1:1-
oiilcc, went up with him in the 11th r—
11111111ons11istl1i1n in his duties. Mr.
(”1111111 will probably br- obligml to lay of?
for a few days
lady Washington
Geraniums. . . . .
Imrgrplauis.1711111'1'1111i1vsl1l11l1 in
i1 i11r'l1 111111.211. 127111111!2h111‘11ts1111h.
Those am111f11lil1i1sm1a11da11'1 twice
rarietim till Kan-uric Augusta
ViimmiA Hog-11:11.1
large plants one your old. slightlr
milllowml. but just 1111 1111111! for out
door 11! Iuiinn. at “11111211111 11111 l1.
LIMA BEANS.
King 111’ the (Im‘lII'lI. Ford‘s M11111-
moth. Jory-y. extra early. 1 Thth'n-
1811'. etc. Frmh. new 1114-11.
i’lJLVHltlZED SHEEP
Ir'l'iii'I'iIdi/J‘ilt.
1.111111113111111 for lawn: ami lion'-
mrs: per 1139 lb, lung. 22.1111
HAIFORD’S FLORAL HALL
another-greet acquisition to the many .'
A large supply
ll 1 ll
fi .
“Mr—m-.- . .......——---~. ~.—.——...._.__..
HAMMOCKS
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
11.11 Evaporated Apples,
Apricots,
Peaches.
“ Cid Fashioned Dried Peaches, 10c "
following prices:
811 peril:
1311 “ “
10¢ “
0
1-111. 11111111 1 co. 22 South Main Street
O U R M EATS
Arc talking for themselves. Now that
warm weather is with us you cannot get
your meats and fish any too fresh.
When you got in! t at your dealers, come
and see us. - We do not keep our stock,
but sell it. This week we will sell at the
Veal chops, 10c; lamb
chops, 10c; corned beef, 4c; leg lamb, 10c:
forequartei lamb, 9c; fresh pork, 10c;
lamb to stew. 41:. Three fast days this
geek and fish will be cheap if you get it
ere
Free Delivery.
NewYork Market
FRANK 5.. AYERS. Prop. ,
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
1 SPECIAL SALE OF
SHIRT WAISTS‘ AND HAMMOCKS!
Queer combination you say? Perhaps so, but they are just the articles you are in
pursuit. of at the present time !
OUR-SHIRT wmsrs
Are correct in every particular—fit, style, quality and price
Have made .1 large purchase of the finest
Ever shown in this city. If you will examine them you will
be of the same opinion. Prices from 750 to $3.50. whwh is
25 per cent lower than the same goods were ever sold for.
EDWARD STREET!
NDRWALK, CONN.
JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGREAPHSI
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish
53 WALL STREET.
I1
R. H.
PlaiSied!
DRUGOIST.
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it: 7711; a bottle.
0
Piaisted's Cholera
Mixture
’3HOLS 0°80 9.03LSIV‘1d 'H ‘8 .LV
ONINV31O BSOOH 1.10.4 ONIHLAHBAE
Always Cures!
(tilting your pneuwriptinnn I11
1111:1111 1111111111 purmt drugs and
our 111111111 are always remuninble.
m‘)“
R. H.PLAISTED
13 Washington
Street,
50. NORWILII.
Client—4'01" {11' is exorbitant. It
didn'ttnkc you 11 day to do the work.
Lawyer-wit 111 my I‘I'gulat‘ fee. its the
«out 11!“ my legal mlnvdiion. Client—.-
Well. 1111111111111 11111111111. for the cost of
your legal education. so the nest follow
mm‘tlm'empay for 11. .
i
1
l
~~Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN
EDUUATI'ID AND ARTISTIC
TASTE.
in wall papers and decorations is one of
‘ , tin- niucteentbcontury accon1plislmwnrs.
That is why those who srlm-t their wall
paper at Becker‘s get suchdelightlul re- "
suits. it isn‘t necessary tn purchase the
expensive grades, the designs 11111! colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grxuivs.
if they are 11111 enrich. For those “‘1!“
wish to cover the walls of :1 vine covered
cottage. or decorate 11 palace. 1:1‘1111 Deck-
1:1".1.
’aiuters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed 111 order.
Painting. l’arwrhanging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
I'll Washington Street. 80. Norwaik .
use“
HartfordBicycles
REDUCTION iN PRICE.
Palm—1111 Noe. I 111111 :2. found-'10 111 1M?
Patterns Nos. 311111! 4, from 1M! to 13.311
l'alivrus Nos. 7111111! 1!, ”111112511! 111 $171
'i'l1iuisll11- but mine h-r iiu- 1111111111; ("111'
Minna! I11 111M11111111r111l1- n1111-l11‘111-1.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
\ knowil'lm‘ 11-1 “impel”! re. 11'”!
SIOC.
the I ll 1 i~li1111|11l1s11i11lvly I“ '1‘ tin-
«1111-11-11 oi 111m at
1-111 1111'ti111)111‘ul11mil11 tin-11 law 11 Hurt
All I olumivin 11111! Iinrtlnivl iu'Iv )'1' i1"-
‘1
”a“
1111- rmulyiori111111mii1111- vii-inert.
POPE MF’ G. CO.
0111111111! uni-'11s 111:1! l'ir'iurim. Ilnrtiuvd. (3-1111.
THE F. S. AISLER CO.
”1111111 ill"? I .. i1 1-1“ tho-e ohm 1- ~11 hum!
Cull 111111 1111111!!!"
1:1. w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embeimer.
I.) Washington Ctr-M.
no. "growth.
Residence. Mshaekmno Howl
1117 iv
Shcrty Sherwood. Hatter!
lh'enpieun portion of l1..il11m1w-I1I‘s
More writer of Wall and Water 151.11.,
111111311111. Co (.1111 and see the bum
11111111111 Hate. Uses. «a. 11 211111
Blue
Serge
Suit
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
tilated straw hat. We
ment for summer ever
$1.25.
and $1.75.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Golf and Bicycle
Store open evenings.
satisfied customers.
South Norwaik,
MILFORD A.
Comatock Bros. Masonic
Bid'g, Norwalk.
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a ven-
some at 25c, others at 82.
Russian crash suits for men, $8. Coolest gar.
‘ It’s Bound to Come, and lie Dodging. '
. , 1
A FINE, ALL WOOL
$8.
;and many better ones
have them at 50 cents,
made. Separate pants,
Children's wash suits, at 50c; better ones 75c, $1
A good pcrcalc shirt
with collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wcar well,
wash well and give good , satisfaction.
for 75c, $1, 1.25 and 1.50
Others ' I,
Suits, Caps
Stockings!
Money refunded to all dis-
consfoc—K BROS,
- l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Conn.5
GIFFIN, Mgr.
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens
and
HORSES!
BEST
oats,"
"All right,"
I1 11' '3"
worse.”
CATTLE.
NIAJVIJ
BRANCH
orncE
soamans
uvznv
STABLE.
TELEPHONE ORDERS.
“Sind me up trr-e bales 11v hay and won bag or
roared the lrishnmn at the telephone. ‘
Slit)
"There, now, don't get guy: for the horse av
A telephone order to my launch office for “wan
bag" (11' one liumsand bags will l‘l‘l‘t'li’ti prompt and
careful attention.
111111111in for your money.
The Leading Grain Dealer,
15 Marshall Street, So. Nomelk.
1::1::il1.1ckthu food (let or, “who
I will give you both quality and
A111 .1511 is a m'al orderr
EL 'r.1-1A'rc1-1,
111112.! l»1.:1'1111\'1:r'.1:1i into main.
have the but stock 1.1 what from.
I
39 Wall Street. Norwaik, Conn.
Cummmu ing May 151i1 and continuing until junc 151,1 will offer
111y1'111iz'1:111<11:k :1: 1.1153111 l Iiil\'I‘ :1 1.11121: sloci; of goods on hand that
'lhore 111'ic111;,,r 1:.11‘2:l1'.. t 11:!cc1icns will
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
Allcr 111.11, prices 11 ill advance,
-_.__._............. A"... ....._... ..._....... “mums...“
('-1'c.'1llyi111p1'111'cd11111! mur-
PROF. SMYTHE’
Ilat'linrlor's Ulll‘lt‘, of New
ROTON POINT
The Popular Summer Resort!
OEENING
Memorial Day!
Min-ac tor l!.1111i11,1:111 l’aviliou bv
Shore Dinners,.’50 Cts.
BIOYOLEE! CHECKED.
Till} IUI'ITUN i’HIN'i' IMI'IIIIVEMENT CU. ‘
z'itt1'111t11'c than me! before.
s ORCHESTRA.
York.1'|11111i1:1l.". May 1’1".
3. MADAME R053
The Weltiluown
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
“ill '1' in t4 111th \ovuxtik for 11 ilmiiml How.
'11! 1111111111 111 11ml 111-111-111 11111ll11I111-1 11.
111.1111111111' 111:--.1tt11 I-11l11:~-- 1r Mi11-111i1.
ii1'1i 111111 Iw'vsINVI: 1112 1 1111- i-mi Irv In huh-1i.
irviwltiltilllvllu 1:1 11!! 111' Imil‘ 11', ti IIiIla' 11 I!
IIHIII‘FT'I I11 111-,1 11111.!” High! $111111! ile'l flint.
1‘1111 he I'm-11111111” hour. 111 11 11
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be gnar-
aniccd the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea-
sonahie cfiurt will be made
to 111 ommodatc patrons,
but changes cannot be 111-
sismi upon as a right 1111-1
[1:51 111py is sent 111 by 9
11.1.1111 k in the afternoon of
the day before change 11
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