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The pupilsof Mrs. M. E. Mead. 01
Hillside, enjoyed a sleigh ride through
Silvermine. yesterday afternoon, in the
four-horse sleigh "Excelsior."
Alfred Heine has 111111111 employ of
Frank Becker.
Mrs. Stiles Seymour. of Union Park.
is today slightly improved. I
Miss Georgie Taylor, of West avenue,
remains about the same today.
~Mrs. Mattie Ogden, clarvoyant, of
Bridgeport, willbo at the Mahackemo
Hotel, Saturday, 9 till 9.
Water Commissioner Frederick Mead,
of Union Park remains quite comfort-
able.
George Sheiihoos, of Main street, con-
tinues in about the same condition. He
is very low.
Councilman William H. Smith, of
Morgan avenue, who is a victim of the
grip, is much improved
-—Market cod. 50. N. Y mitt.
A prayer meeting under the auspices
of the Norwaik Baptist church was held
last night at the home of Asa H. Bur-
ton, 1I‘11i1'street._
——Bny Richardson & Morgan’s Cy-
clone Boilers.
The funeral of James Lane was held
this morning from St. Mary s clIan l1
Interment was at St Mary s cemetery.
~Fuil line of fish and escaliops at
()r’egory 11 market, Wail street.
The general committee of the joint
fair 0! Company D and the City of Nor-
wulk‘Band will hold a meeting in the
armory tomorrow night
~Goggles for emery wo rkers
jewelry and optical store.
Officer John H. Kenney, of the Nor
walk force, isagain laid up with rheu-
matism Special Officer Thomas Hunt
is substituting for him.
——Gold tilled spcotncies and eye glasses,
guaranteed the best, at one- half regular
prion-s. Iloyt's jewelry and optical :«ton'.
Hoyt-‘3
The insurance adjusters have not com-
pieted the adjustment of the Ii: Imago
caust- I11 by the fire at the "lot“ 111k (Jon
git-gational church, last Friday night.
——Sto11k cod, 101:. N. Y. 111kt.
Mrs. Lizzie Urofoot,wi10 has been sI-ri-
ously ill of pneumonia and inflamma-
tiouof the bowels, is slowly recovering:
at her homc' 1n BrooksidII.
—Cyclono Hot Water and Steam Boli-
115.111: the very boat heaters for the
smallest-111111111! of money. A guarantee
goes with every heater.
A11 entertainment will be given 11-
night by Butler and Eureka Lodges, I
U. U. R, in ()ddfellOWs' Hail, Hoyt‘s
Theatre building. A programme of vo-
IIalIInIl instrumental music and recita-
tions will be rendered. The l’hilhar;
nIIIIIlII orchestra will render solutions
A supper mil in served .It the Ionciu-
.I'Iion oi the programme.
w i‘he Welcome Stranger [11 Min
of 81. (home, “Iii hold their second
annual masquerade bail in LoIrkwood's
Hall, on Friday. the lilth inst.
by the Philharmonic orcin-stra.
tor, Professor (lehrmann.
lliIIIIquIIr Mitchell will "lIilllllul' the
Sunday nilt'l‘lloon rill'l'IKlptli‘Htl eervices
in the Norwulk ()poru liouse. lie has
enlisted the 11111 vices of itev. l". l'). ltob-
' bins, pastor of the Norwuik Baptist
church, who will I-ach Sunday IIonIhIIIt
i'lllllt'cll‘li‘l‘ portion of IlIo services. A
service will be held next Sunday after
noon at l o'clock.
w’l‘iIII Richardson I}? Morgan (lo. do
not. have to dIIi‘ImIII their competitors'
characters, decry their furnacon and
boilers, or claim they are not. reliable or
going to fail in order to sell tin: Cyclone
boilers. They admit the most of them
are good pooplII with fair boiler» to sell,
but the grout Uycionn boiler loads them
all.
Pousse Pale...
And why not 11 pie-pusher
as Well 11:1 Iicoiice- -pueher? It‘s
far more here nary. Do you
antler withdyspcpsla? Ayer's
12111111111111 l’ilis will care you.
Tallest
11211.11 men me.
3‘- - - n,—\_.
“1a.”. ngm M II.
MIIIiI' I
Plump-I
«Full line 11! fish and mellow at
mummy-11m, I
David Blackwell. oflleo boy at Dentist
chtwsll’s, resided hi 1! yesterday
afternoon while obtains-u vulcanlaer.
whole of men pay 251: for a cigar be-
cause it's imported. Imperial Crov n
cigars are made in this country from im-
ported tobacco. They are just as good
and cost but lilo.
Bessie, daughter otMr. and Mia.
Oliver Gould, who died suddenly of
heart Ifsilure, was buried on Monday
from her home in Fairlield.
wIi' yo; want to save money and time
and heat your home buy Richardson's
great Cyclone heater.
[-1. Krieaer otters a grand opportunity
for ladies to secure a silk waist. He has
about 100 on hand, all dark patterns,
which he will close out regardless of
cost, before the spring season opens.
lil Wash.
~Prices talk.IE. .l. W., St.
Mrs. Carter, of New York, who cnino
hero to visit her friend, Mrs. Dudley, of
5 East Wall street, was taken seriously
ill upon her ar1ival and is under Dr
Gregory's care. Go! Frank S. Roberts.
of the Norwaik Military institute, is
taking care of her little son Robert.
-Larizest stock fish.
the N. Y. mitt. .
Lowest price, at
night, will be led by tin pastor. The
subjectis: “What Mains Life Worth
mittce will meet candidates for Ilm: oh
membership.
—II3.-Itima.tes for heating houses, Slrm's,
school-houses 111111 churches and pnlIiiI-
buildings made free No homo I I1) 11111-111
or building too larg, III for III to lil‘ I111
{ic1 ‘121rdvon & Morgan (‘ o.
The New Ilrk Grocery 1' Imp'my
spires no I li'In't to procure the In mt .. 1
lsonablo and (losirnb‘ goods tolII: found
and dispose otI born at priI'I s that 9V1 ry-
- body may benefit by ii In company son-I
t1 rpriso Note tin. IIllorings in
day’s spIIIIiul sale.
5111111
——Bny your lianm' l"'2'11111111II'11nIl‘
('v11Imo iloIiIrII of Riclnud ill I1 \iI.'-1
gen company umlwvo anywhere in n1
$110 to Sill” 111 nIIdIiiIIIann' :I prolits
The revular mid onI Ik pr: IyIIr mIIII lion
at the South Norwuik lletIst Ii'InII h
will be held this Ironing, 11' ‘1‘:=I‘I
oclock.
Tomorrow evening thII “Farther Light?
will mot-,1 at tho llilTSl‘llll[;" at the 11511:”:
hour. Next. Tuesday (-v'I-ning tlIII
lmIIetings will lIt‘ res-Anna! at the r-i-Ims
in Fast Norwalk.
of next week thII monthly meeting of
the Christian Endeavor son My will ill
littlll.
i’hIIInix Engine company will hold :1
spec i111! meeting, tonight, to be measured
tor new uniforms.
~~Anheneor and Busch celebrutI d 111;:
or for Friday 11.111 Saturday at Herman
Quitner's. ‘
The Mutinon Whist club will give an-
I‘IthIIrdanoII in lnokwIIo'l‘s Hull, next.
Monday night.
———Tho Warren i". re Shields for lllIh'Jll'»
men, drivers and bicycle riders, (‘Xi'lt‘iilt'
wind and dust. Hoyt's jewelry and
optical rIilll‘t’.
I. The Woman's Christian TS‘iliili‘l‘IillCt!
i'nion will bull in rIIguiIn \I'I'IIIiI'iy
:111IIetingwith I‘IiI'II iiIIyIlrick,2 l? ( host
lnut “not, i" rida} III l o'IIlnIk \ gIIId
'attondanco is do sirIIl.
Hullh'
w Anhousor un'i ilueIIiI celebrated ing-
or for Friday and Saturday at liIIrInIIn
QuitIIIII'I:
Tho Monday Evening Whist club will
lll.‘ IIntIIrtainIII! III-st 'l‘hursdny night by
tho Minn-s .-\liIIII and lI'Iina SlIIIrwIIIIII.
at tho l‘l'l'lliltlili‘l' of Mr. 111111 Mrs. J. (3
NI-wklrk, in Morgan .II'IIIIIIII.
wlI'IIli line of fish and I-II'I'niioIIII at
(irogot'y's market. Wall strIIIIt.
, Mm. (I’I'IIIsiI- .lIIrI'oiIiI. of New liuvon,
is visiting hIIl' iil'lllll‘l', Mrs. H. A. Hall,
of lioyt street, NI‘Ir'Ivulk.
I——I1\llll“nf4(‘l‘ and llusoh celebrated 1111.:-
er for Friday and Saturday at Herman
(guitner'r.
hire. iI‘runk Jones. of Stamford, is the
guest, today, of Mrs. J. Morris Bent-dict,
oi' Wor-t Main IIII'I-IIt.
“1’1 of. M. S. ltosen. tho WIIliIknnwn
mullet-Optician. can be consulted at his
olllce in the parlor ot thellity liotoi,
' South Norwalk Tuesdays, from no. 111.
MS 1). n1. Eyes examined frIIo
Mr. and MI'.1\s.MIIreitouso 11nd IIIIII
Harold have retained homo from u
at Ormond and Daytona on the way
undretnrningspent1511111111on the lat.
ter place, which they pronounce one of
the most delight 11! spots in Florida.
They found there their old friends, Mr.
’ mom or former residents or South
mule ,
, sister, Mrs. llile-r H, Jackson, (If
TheIniIl-week service at the South Chicago.
Norwaik (,lonngIgntional church. to~l Mrs, (:illll‘ll‘zi l'. [{I-IlIIr, of Main
Living'." Mm Ilios service tho cum-‘
A large :Ittendanoei 1s 1 \pI-I I‘lml. ‘
Wednesday pvt-11111;; '
trip to FlImdn. After spending» few days
infill. Augustinethey went IlIIwntlIII
Indian River to Lake. WIIIII-h. stopping
, and hire. Clarence Nash, who will be m.
POWDER
Absolutely Bore.
Celebrated for its ureatleavenln strenuth
and healthfnilnesn. Ashore» the 135»! against
mum and all forms oi udultemliun com
mon to the II. heap brands.
om. BAKING l'onnnn Co. N
socnlt LIFE III n1: scanner.
How Twin City People Enjoy Themselves These
’ lid-Winter Dsyr.
Miss Annie London, of Grand Gorge
N. Y., is visitingI her cousin, Mrs. J A.
Richardson. 3'2 Chestnut street.
Miss Helen Crawford, of North :Ivo-
l1.1ne,is visiting her grand- parents, Mr
‘ and Mrs Samuel Crawford ati ‘r11r1lInry.
Mr. and .1115. M. H. Parson-I, oi'
Brookside Farm, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrui’i‘, of ”range.
Miss Sally Bolts, of The Green, wont
to New York, yesterday, to mom iII‘Ir
Ihli‘i‘lit, is ontI- rt: lllllll'. I 'lIlra' i'. ii. 811'-
Eden and daughter Mus illiuy li.111i
III “Milli! FHPT'T}
. l
lIInJaIIIin l". llinlsnll. IIt Br1s1klyn.l
was the. gut-s1 of l". W. MilIIlIell, of No:-
Wlllk, ln’llly.
l
l liliI Is llunclw D111 union will entertain
I the l". M. N.( .ton. glit, at low homo 111
I 51' liooi stun t.
The M 1i11 Stmt Who-t club was II1-‘
I"!11tainr1llnstnig|1t by Mr.11nIl Mrs \.
:ix' Stanley 'l‘hohonors were Won by
1 rs (lilostlrepory, Miss K'n'ah llovIr
Iund Llllutt (il ‘;.,l" 1‘ '3'.
i
l , . .
I The. iIIvI-nIlII (IanIII club 11.15 (‘lllll'-
1 1mm yII 4“ 1'Ii11y afternoon by Mist» M Ir.
I ior'. 'II l\1-pnI.Itl'IIIrlIInnI: in We It Mam
E :III'II-.r (lflllll'.«',]lll17.ll‘.\ and (Illll’r' pus-
l lines “'l‘l‘l‘ indulged in. 'l‘host-prosont
l Wore Miss Alia" Ht. (Enorge bliss Dolly
ilr. 1y. llIiiL ‘\i 1111‘ llyxlw, I Miss Ruth
Ih‘mitlI and MIslIIr Uliie KI l'i I
l The (.Iptztin' II Conn-11:1).
I . . . I -
I An lxngiili ,III'Imoi trio; no 1211111411;
Inlillt‘llllll‘ 1',II:I'I-t‘IIi'.I;{ :1 I\'t'1'aiEIylriI-i1 iritiv
i whim-I lIII
l .
. town In livinrnl.
l 1111 lnriIIIr'IIn i’l l,‘.-'.
MI is sitIIIIII Ii liI'ill‘ :1 I: IrI'I:- m
.\ fIIIVIi.II's'11;: 'Iii“ sun:
iIlillll;\-"--‘ lo '1 ho rm
.With her. toying lh'It “tizo {Iii-usurp nt‘
L‘nptnin 1-~~I's munitany is respectfully
rIIIIIIII-Itn IItI'.
To be) octoniaimlont Flil‘. received by an
orderly lizt!lllllll\'1'iill! nIItII: "lIlnilI'IIIvl mIIn
John on I >I11iti1 hum lIIIIIn detailed to do
Izuimi Ii 12y. but tho rIInIuinIiIIr of (‘21pt11in
.I\—~»-—’z- i'lllillII‘.iI""v' III'I'IM 'I'I'llll pic-nanny
Mrs. .\'- «- '1. III ill"
invitation. "
I!” I)i"llt‘0~.l l'ZnIIIuy.
“An: l to I'IIIII'l'IIIlII. then, that all is over
hI-I'onII.I.'1~.I“ lil.‘ mind.
"‘IVIzl‘,” IIEIII 5111!. ‘1'I1i1'i1'4‘I down at the
rug \I'IIII;llsi11IIIv.I.-I turn/III; with lII'lI ilt'tin
1'IIot,II11 1111;.Ihtlry1l1at i’liIiiiy I:l1'l,:I'nIi
it you 1.111 ll. at I :II “1' Into you, come
lmck."--: “111: I11! liigaaino.
An 1 11m: rtliv Husband.
Hip IIIIII :11 1111' l.ll‘ llll‘ 1111 at man Inter
know," will llll' ‘II'IIIIIJIH iii iilrn'k, “.ilI'.
loft lno III: ilIlll'll III llI‘ l‘hlllll wililo lIII “Ind
and as littlo 1.1- M mold when be 111111."—
(‘lI'lIIInzo 'l‘inII‘.I llI'I'nlIl. l
The IIrIw-Irt lung: of i{I'II'II;I i: nIIIIIIIIi i1l
(ThunIz, \\illlllill III-:2 l'lI:III,_::I11;IIIl1;IIIIIIt to
his IIIIIIH Howl]. llI III'II'I'nIlI'Ii ilIII throw; in
1864 11nd mil rIIIIIIIiII them until the lins-
siIiIII-I or .l.InonI-III driIII him oil.
ABOUT
HARDWARE
1"-
'l'hill' k lIII Ik I.11|~II\III'
IIIIIlII InIIIaIII ll \II' h IIII
in! In. \IIiIII-III IoslIII'III
IIIII ~I Inn ltlIII III:
.\ double-1111 ax. 1I-11ily two:
l111nn-,only {Io
‘3 lb 111111 hiniet lIIInIInII Ir. 'JfIIII
1-" inch loIIk i'rnnIinII 1' lIiII'IIi [731"
l inI'h " " 'J'ZII
' 1111 b " “ " tint
on inIIh " lli‘llll'l‘. IIII
l i IllI'lI " " “ '.‘Il1I.
llm- h " “ ‘fIII
! l l'h H I. “:47.
Hollow and round plum a, all
sizes pIII' p.111', .lfn:
Any size “Willi: plum-II. lilt!
ISnrm-nt‘s No. ill bench hook, his
mice by 11117.. Iii l-lI'IIaI'i111nn'1I
for one, only '.’"II
Sargont's No. :2] bIInIIiI hook. llllIl
price by don. 2:31: IIIII'iI: otII'II
for our, only 251-.
PILI '
l I
: We sen Cameras
1. . For at days we will 1.411
‘I
Evaporated Rsrpbsvrlu,
. .. . . lee pound
Gounod Pumpkin, . . 2 . . I . 19 can
Rustic ans Fern condensed Illk, . . ' . so can
F. D. LAWTON 11 00., 22 South thin Street
EDWARD
STREET.
it will p’sy you to examine the
..BARGAINS
We offer yen. When taking Inventory, we marked everythigg’ way
down. SomI articles we marked at I. 4 and 1 5 of their cost. _ ‘
in dress trio :aingr We make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say )I .I never saw them so cheap.
We know }" n will had something to buy if you look at them.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE euuouie,
1101111111111 eoIIII.
All Kinds.
The largest. stock; the prices are always
the lowest. We will have a SPECIl
SALE for one week. Notice this: T 8
best sugar cured shoulders, ill._,II 11 lb;
the best bacon. 11):: nib; the best suit pork
8o 11 lb, 1 lbs for 251:; the best rib or loin
lamb 1IiIopII,loI:a ib;l‘orequnrteri.1mb do
.1 lb chickens, l." .1. a lb. Come and see
what you can get here for your money.
lI rec delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. IVERS, Prop.
DQNOVAN BLOCK, W ASHINGTON STREET
69 Railroad Place.
Icksou's MPH‘OTDFRAPi'i-S
........................
IIImIIx mm Standard of Excellence!
Both In Domino 111' II B‘ only of Finish .l .lCiltlUN' h i‘LA ’i‘iNO'l‘Y I‘i". PORTRAITS are beau-
tiful 1.11 Ii lust former. interiors and all an lIitIII Iomi work II specialty.
It. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Street, Norw'alk.0t
Two 2 Beautiful
$IOO
PEERLESS BICYCLE
Given Away Free!
()nc ladies' and one gcnis.‘
ON MARCH 29th, i897!
\-
With every titty cents‘receivcd, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give ()Nii chance on ilOTiI of these
lvczzulllul $1101) wheels. FULLY GUARAN-
Tliiii). Wheels now on exhibition.
OUR IMOTTO :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
DON‘T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
ill and L’ \V .111 sitrco .NllRWAl K. CONN
T
he ide is Admired by All!
ilIII'IIuIIII of its bounty and the attention paid to the mo-
l'fllltllll'tll details of its construction. The Crimson Rim
Syrucnso loads tin-1n all; the. Empire at $7.3 Ill) is at the
head of its class, and the Princeton in the host wheel
t‘I Ir $.11) ever seen in Norwaik. Call and see them.
liuvo your bicycle ovI-I'haulod and adjusted for the new
son by practical IIIIIIIhuniIaI. All work guaranteed.
and Photographic Supplies at the lowest prices. (1111'
Dandy isthe best camera for $71 over soon on the market.
Flashlight or Daylight pictures taken at your homes.
l’ricos rousonubln. Call and see samples of work. jiI’rce
dark room for the II1-conunodution of our amateur
friends.
RICHARDSON BROS,
19 Mom, Main Street South Norwalk.
l pcrfIIIIt. IIItIIIIl hIIII. 1.IIII
" " I::IrIlII1.ItoI'i.', :IIIII I
buy fork, I‘I‘I- i
Ild win 1111th and all slat-II above,
ii!) iii : L’ llul {111'nt
l-lyrIII'nInI chilled plows
i‘lIInIIt, .ir.. I'Ititivntorn
ib‘tlirl and all sizes above 1’in
l mouth ropII. III-'1 lb ,
1.“; tin! and down pu lb,
HI 'iotly pure white lead at ('(ihl.
l’nru raw linseed oil 1111iy1‘..'11.IpIIr
gal.
in IIIII-o ofany sudden ('Ililulyl'q
in maria-I. wII rIIsIInIIIt.iIII1lI1-IIII
to withdraw ahoVIIIInotatmne.
Gemstoek. Watkins
81 Dow,
m “WASHINGTON STREET.
II II
and
l llprtisl RscIIlr.
1. 1....._._.... ..1... .54.... ..m. w, .1...
South Norwalk Hardware Company “
(I: lI' ’lrr.. I) (:olercnmlu
We Soilclt Your inspection!
Our Complete Line Merits MI
tentioni
Dollar.
Model N11,, hammer. nee.“
I538 Go
100 Coats of Excellence foroaeh
second-Hand Wheels Received.
srantosdBlcyels“Built for Service”
ere-s a *
Deal
of satisfaction when feeding
positively that it’s the best
possible for your animals to
have. This is your assur-
ance when you buy of us.
No guessing about it; you
have our guarantee; that is
behind all we sell, and if you
were to pay double the price,
quality could not be higher.
Buy oats that’s clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
Branch Otlicc, Solmans’ Liv-
crv Stable.
WANT ANYTHING?
No need to. Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Even I ng
' Se ntl n e I.
1111111 111111;-
TIIII erIII lilo for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
llhonnmtisrn. (lHrlheilR-a. General Debliity
in ilIIII I-II' - (follow him: for the Names This
hIIri-altoniI stimulates thIIIligoatiIII organs.
rngniatI s the limo and restores theI sy stem to
vigorous iII .Iltli and energies. SniiilIlesl'rr-(o
lIIIgIIrIII p.11 known and sec. \oid Imiyby( i.
l‘.Stiii<1111.tlouti1 N11“ Lik. and E. P. “and
Norwnik.
47C
OVE RCOATS
and
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
grain or feed in knowing
Shirt Week!
GREAT The Value I
SMALL The Priccl'
Colored Bosom
ULSTERS’ AND
’Ilpen every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
iI‘IIrnislicr.
o-Morrow.
0111' semi- anneal pan
sales have taken a firm
hold upon our customers
who anxiously watch {or the
event. It has startedhndi3
now in full blast The.
values are up to fortuemalee, ,, 2
which means big bargain
for you.
$2.482“ "
For pants that were §$3. 5O .-
4, 5 and 6' material: won
steds, cassimeres and Cheri
ots.
$.49
For pants that were $2, 2.50
and $3. Mixed goddamlai
goods, stripes and checks.
Boy 5 sweaters with sailor collar, blue .-
and maroon, white stripes. 750, 31,1.50
All wool underwear. 690 a garment;
was cheap when you paid $1 for it.
Our guarantee: Your money
.i
ed. Store open evenings. '
Bros.
11 sourn run! 31'.»
So. Nowell. , '
MILFORD A. DIFFII
M . ,
TWO INORWALK,
STORES. iso. NORWALK.
Displayed in
our east
window.
Shirts!
I
9
Reduced almost 50 per cent
as spurt-I Islam "on“.
79 Wuhlautoam
CLEANING UP!
Washltmton' II birthday will
remind you that winter is draw
clone, I d the limit mouth of 8 .
clone a hand when you will need I _. "
spring dress for rear moms in tho ’
of wall paper. Come in and look
handsome new designs and bean
fonts in Wall papers, friem and ,
papers while our large assortmt i ‘
broken. '
Painters' Supplies
Artist’s Materials.
Art Goods.
Pictures.
{ratifies Fighter! 3mm .
a a 1m, spot I
and blue l’untlnfiom II
Norwalk Chronicler