m modem on Pass !
' m Waltou 0. PI]. 'mflm
mwmmugui.
MMdFairstmetmaiokot
George Guns. n almond street. a.
working (or Gillan! Hayes. in the Star
market.
--Beat sirloin steak. lime. N. Y. mkt.
t
new Tribe. 1. 0. 3.11., will center
the adoption degree tonight. the work to
he followed by an oyster supper. »
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
have I dukes Easter Mouday.April l8th,
ill W4 Hill.
, writhing smack “Flush" with. live
bullish.” tie perlb.,is at the Washington
streetbridge.
Robert Cotter has entered the employ
of Frederick W. Ambler, the bicycle
dealer.
diers’ bionic. has gone to Washington to
witness McKi‘uley’s inauguration.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Central club will be held this attemoon.
'Tea will be served from 4 to 6 o‘clock.
Spring is almost here. and Tristram &
Hyatt have taken inventory and are
clearing out old stock at special prices.
, Mrs. J; J. Warner, of Orchard street,
is visiting her sister. who is seriously ill
at her home in Irvington. N. J.
At the monthly meeting of the Twin
City Wheelmen. tonight. a committee
willbe appointed to nominate silicate
and report at the April meeting.
Expressmsn Cavansgh yesterday mov-
ed John W. Fant's furniture from the
Lincoln storage warehouse to the Ne!-
son Taylor place in Taylor avenue.
-chstsirloin steak, l2l.~_.'o. N. Y. mkt.
Robert Spencer. of Lawrence. Mass.
is tosucceed the late W. F. Green, of
Bridgeport. as superintendent of the
John Hancock Life Insurance campany.
W H. Hoyt ck Son's handsome new
oyster steamer Mildred will come to
South Norwalk tomorrow on her trial
trip. She will leave Jersey City. foot of
Morris street. about 10 o’clock.
Mrs. Martin Kellogg, of Wall street,
has returned homo from a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. E. J. Thomas in Dan-
bury. Mrs. Thomas has been seriously
ill but is new improved.
The adjourned annual meeting of
The Knob Outing club will be held at
the Mahackemo Hotel, Saturday even-
ing.March 20th. Elevtionof ollicers
audimportaut amendments of the by-
laws will be the business.
The initiatory degree was conferred
upon Judge James T. llubbell. Albert
Betta. Alfred Bette and LeGrande Ray-
mond attho meeting oi Unr Brothers'
Lodge. 1. i). U. R, last night.
-—Olams opened. 260. a qt. N. Y. mkt.
The trimmers; of Crofut dc Knapp‘s No. l
factory expressed their sympathy with
Miss Mary Garvey in the loss of her
brother. William Garvey. by the presen-
ution of a beautiful iloral offering in
the form of a horse shoe made up of
tilt“ and other flowers.
'l‘wo illustrated lscmmby ll. F. Bigo-
low. editor of Thu 1 lbusrver. of Portland.
Conn. will be given in the Franklin
street school. m-xt week. on "Nature.
Education and Recreation,” pleantutly
intermingllng instruction and entertain-
meat.
Mountain—Dr. Flower‘s great anti-
‘ lat remedy. The only remedy that will
quickly reducv surplus dash and at the
same time build up the person‘s stmngth
and vigor in Dr. it (9. Flower-‘1: Machet.
Price 01.00. For sale by it. H. Plaisted.
drought. , ‘
lies Maud Workman. of Norwalk.
who has spam the winter in touring
through the death. will return about
April i. like is now making a short
stay in the City of Mexico. During her
travels Mia's Workman has made an sx~
salient collection oi pictures of pineal of
We at,“ by u km“.
Keep on
Coughing
ilyeewautta‘li you want
unwell-owned)!“
tagtlieuuwwalkslu‘xornik.
~Etcallops. sac. " is. v. mu.
Alivelyilght over mgauie oi cards
mindintheltallauharrflkainfimith
street. Notwalk. last night.
werenosrmtr. ‘ l
ThefiooialWhistclub will be enter-
tained this evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Jamesgl. Winn. 0! West Main street.
1“. D. Lawtondr Co. are havingarun
this week on fresh reel. lhoflders,
oranges and lemons.‘ which are quoted
at a price that people can’t help buying.
~$250worth of goodswill go cheap
this week to customers or sale. Glass
closet. enclosed. show cases and tables,
at gmt’burguius. Jones 8: Hotchkiss.
a
u
Mrs. Danton Seymour. who has been
quite sick for the past week at the home
Mrs. H. Fry, in Bethe! has returned
home}
Frederick Bette, of Main street. was
riding a bicycle down the North avenue
hill, yesterday afternoon. when he was
thrown heavily to the ground. He was
seriously injured; , '
Scofield & Hoyt announce an inaugu-
ration sale for Thursday, March 4. when
there will be a slaughter of muslin,
sheeting. percales, hose, etc. Special
discounts will also be allowed on car-
WB- WW,_
Leigh Whittaker, who purchased the
business of E. M. Palmer & (10.. and is
now occupying part of The Hat Form~
iug company's factory, will move to
Raymond Brothers' factory, in Ray-
mond stn-et. .
At house-cleaning time you may want
a new dress for your walls. It so. we
would suggest that you let L. H. Decker
figure on the material. Hl‘ has all the
new designs. tints and colors in wall
decorations at reasonable prices.
N. Y. mkt.
Edward H. Gilbert. who. Saturday
afternmn. had a narrow escape from
instant death at the Fair Grounds crass»
ing: is today reported as about the same
at the Not-walk Hospital, with a slight
change for the better.
Charles Fieddlor, of Glenwuod avenue,
has been obliged to go to a New York
hospital again. and tomorrow will have
another operation performed on his
shoulder, which is causing his a great
deal of trouble.
A lighted lamp was left in one of the
front windows of the Misses St. John's
millincry parlors in Wallstreet. Satur-
day night. ‘Captaiu of Police Dunn.
fearing that the lump might explode.
procured a ladder and climbed up to the
——Fresh fish. be.
not he raised. The lamp went out with-
out any serious results. ‘
At the meeting and metal of the
Young People's Society of lhristian En-
deavor, of the South Norwaik Congrega-
tional church. tonight, at the homooi
street, an address on parliamentary law
Will be given by Attorney John H.
Light. . _ _
Norwalk frlonis of Mrs. Elizabeth
Glass. for many years and until last
summer a resident of West avenue. have
unsolved tidings of her marriage at her
newhome near Lockpon. N. Y. The
happy couple have nearly relished the
Hannibal A. Williams will given re-
cital of Shakespeare’s “'i‘aming of the
Shrew." on Wednesday owning. the
10th last. at the Women's Central
club. West avenue.
in a measure private. and only a limited
number of tickets will be sold. so as to
conform to the space. A delightful
evening is expected. as lllr. Williams 1..
in his happiest vein in this charming
oomndyzwu ’ ., ‘ ‘ ...
DOTS Mill DISHES.
Albany. N. \'.. March '3~'l‘ho court of
appeals has decided that the not creating
the priumnt police Justices of New York.
and legislation out of allies» the old
justioss. is constitutional. and the pros»
out justices will renutin in allies
Bethe]. Vt. Mart-h «The reported
disoow-ry of gold lure has brought large
crowds to inundation during the pan.
‘1
~
been allarlered lo llcvelop property.
Albany. N. Y.. March am ‘he court In!
appeals has decided that the Percy-
iliray racing law is couplintlonal and
that the methods of bookmakiag allow-
ed by the racing commission are in ac.
cordsuoo with the law.
W to KM.
it may be worth mmstbl to known.
that the v heat medicine or rimming
the tins! on nervous system ton healthy
m I! Elohim) 31”.“. Till! medicine
is purely viletabls. acts by giving tune
to the nerve oentm in the stomach.
neatly stimulates the liver and kidneys
and Wilt-II organs in throwing alt
‘Wd'.’ the aid. Maurie Bitten
_ I
II
‘There
‘ Hotel.
window. which was locked and cook“
Mr. and Mrs. N. U. (iravcs, in Marshall I
threequarter century mark. l
The mnv-rpriw W
’2 lb machinist llllllillwl'.
week and tom mining cunipaay’s have’
M; Gemstack. Watkins
Ablolutely Pure.
b ed i greati. i
an Weight” u...$lili’&.il?l’dli
atom a d l larvae of adulteration com»
mon c we brands.
rat. Bangle Powers 00.. New York.
”Gill. LIFE IN THE "Will“.
ilsw Twin city People Enjoy Themselves “fliers
Nihilist" Days. r
...,/
' Carmi Hubbell. of Bridgeport, was in
town. yesterday“. 7_
Mrs. EH. Swift. of Hunlord place.
is visiting for, a week at her home in
Buldwinsville, N. Y.
William B. Buyer. of Helen
spent yesterday in New York.
Mrs. Gu‘vorge Hunter. of East avenue,
has returned home from a visit in
Poughkeepsie and Saratoga.
Miss Minnie Roberts. flpringiield,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H.
For. of West street.
Fred Walker and son. of‘ Ridgetield.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Velic, of Washington street.
Miss Annie Scllcck, of Crescent Ter-
rrce, rcturnedhome last night from a
visit to Brooklyn.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell has started for
Washington to attend the inauguration
ball. She will stop at the. Willard
Major George M. Holmes and George
E. Miller left Norwall; this afternoon
for Florida. Wllt‘l‘t' they will remain for
some time.
guest of Miss J. Pearl Gregory, of West
avenue, has returned to her home in
Bridgeport. ‘
A party of fifteen Norwnlk couples
went to Brnnchvillc. last night. and
were very pleasantly catcrtuinrd . at the
home of Stephen Higgins.
The Monday Afternmn club llll'l wuh
Mrs. C. i“. iiibbs. of Mutt avenue, yes-
terday. The first prize want to Mrs. C.
ii. Coolidge and the cruisolation honors
to Miss Mary 'l‘rwadwcll.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L Bradley
entertained. at thrir hm‘piluhlc howl! in
Broad River, Friday art-mug, a nu-rry
party of young pmlpir. in honor of their
guest. Miss llama tin-hard, of Xorotun. ,
le l'llll: Ledge Wills! club was elm-r?
mined by Mrs. G. W. (Tram. Saturday
afternoon. Mine 5. ll). t'lock wuu the
iirst privy, Miss l-‘nnnic lion Iliv second.
and Mrs. 19ml Hoyt a medium prize.
Mr.nnd Mrs. Milford Ailiilln will
cuteriaiu the members of the. sum-
Nous Whist club and their gentleman
friends. tonight. at tin-Zr home in Bay»
View avenue.
'l‘hv- Matinu- Whm ulnln was agree
ably entertained at the hospitable
hotnoof l’rof. and Mrs.ilari A. Harv-
[hill]. in Prospect avenue. yestlrdnyt
afternoon. Mrs. ('ito liatch won the
llrst prize. and the consolatilm honors
._ stunner». .
a Valencia Winger,
l'auay Lemons) -
a
r
't
, . no more for it than you .
It Will pay you to examine the ought “'11 g. .
When t at time comes,t ’ , . '. ‘
ry Reductions in men
. . . . .BARGAINS
We offer you. When taking inventory, we marked everything 'way
down. Some articles we marked at” and l 5 of their cost.
In dress trimmings, We make quite a display, and prices are so low you
will say you never saw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to buy if you look
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIO.
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DONOVAN
BLOCK.
t9 Railroad Place.
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, as. LAVIIOII e 00.22 sun. an» 5....
EDWARD." "STREET.
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Wu H but-l
- 70 Per Fraud
20 for 25 at:
’- “torrents '
0
them.
sonwaut cuss.
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. Read the following
prices:
ibiast Pork, 7c a lb
Sausage. Be :1 lb
Sirloin steak, Me a lb
Rib Roast, from 8c to 12c a 1b
Corned beef. from 50 to it) a lb
Fresh Hams. No a lb
Fresh Shoulders.
IA full line of fresh iish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
"MIR 3. uses. Prop.
WASHINGTON STREET
..........
mmnm Tum Standard of Excellence!
Both in Design and Beauty 0! Finish. JACKSON’H l’LATlNOTYl’l-I PORTRAITS are beau-
tilul and last lnrchr. interiors and all architectural work a thlnllY.
, I. M. JACKSON Photographer.
Miss Mamie Bishop. who has been the -' .. ' * ' ‘ ' " ‘
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THETWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
US TII AT DATE.
ELEGANT STYLES!
SPLENDID WEAR ll
~— AND—m
" PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S oousu: suor STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN
'ierso‘ufis‘orofii‘snw
lllllllllfllllll
Manet-t 29, l897, ..
!5 MOST HERE.
.3 Wall Street. Nona-Ila. 0t
8UPERB FIT!!!
were awarded to Mrs. r4. 1.. Wu «l.
ABOUT
HARDWARE ,
At in sin wk lvml. lair». met?
at»! mmpire it with um"
ml wn :lsluprt'velwrc
aw will“ ml tlwul:
.\ douhlcahu as. wally two nil-s
in on“. only
i
:tl lu‘
L’CIVJ
I '30
H: inch lock wicket chisel,
l inch " ‘ " no
‘3 inch " " " :luu
Ml lllt'll “ lli'lllt‘i'. lilo
:l-l inch " “ “ line
i ltwh ‘3 " L’fvn
ll l“: u n n ”it
flioliow and mum! liliifli’fi. all
sizes. per pair. use
Any iili'd‘ liming planes, don
Harman's No. to bench limit. his ,
price by don. ill No such; ours
tor one. only are
; Surgcut‘s No. 2! beach hook, his
rice by dos. llllu mush; ours
or one, only 1336
1 perfect steel hue. lilo
l “ ” garden lurk. not:
i “ " my fork. ‘lliu
. ad wire nails and all sires above.
; llc lb ; 25 lbs. for be.
ltiyraease chilled plows and
Planet. Jr. cultivate". ,
lbthd and all since above of Pi!-
mouth rope, par 1b.. 7c '
lju ital and down. per lb . 80’
Ntrlotly pure white loud at cost.
Pare raw linseed all only llzlo per
gs .
in case of any sudden changes
in market we we the right
to withdraw ltbovoqtlotatlons.
Bicycle
m
The haul of uiil‘ tmds have arrived and wv are now fully vqulpped to do all kinds
of repairing and light machine jabbing. and nor ten years of experience as trades
mun 1....th us incl justified in claiming ability tmlo first-class work. We have
no high Ill'li‘illl men to pay. but do our work ourn-lves.and consequently we do not
have in charge fancy prices. “('1' m'orhuul and adjust bicycles and guaranties to
pal than: in good tunningordsr. lladics' wheels sxmcially attended to. We are
agents for the
lde. Syracuse, Empire and Princeton
' Bicycles!
And we carry a full line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies at the
Iowost prices.
RICHARDSON BROS.
Repairing!
.’ . South Norwalk.
lil N01 iii Main Street.
«nu-av
l0
lo
NAN
, mun users on an , or.
mail
rpm
. Here it lsinBlack and
White!
HOUII:
select long so feet wide. to feet
high. Contains 3,390 square feel. it
will take {or two coats.
I: Gallons teamed l Isrtluer
Palate. made that:
I gallon L. and M Paim, use
3 4 “ Linseed .ss
Colors, co
75
. , ’ .lv
Oil em PIR'tMLLON.
Time
Will '
Come -:
when you will seek: a reliable
grain dealer; where you may ,
find the best grain and pay
and remember Hatch, the
grain dealer.
first visit; thereafter we shall
be sure oi your patronage.
7caib .... .,
rigorous limiltliand energies. Samples free. TWO ‘ NORWALK,
- Lar em [mt‘kflflfifi c and use. Sold only by G.
{\j.޴lgl~:;u.8outli N'eraik. and E. P. \leed STORES. SO. NORWALK.
. orw' .
are the inducements 3!!
to get you to part thy
gold. ‘ ' '
Buy oats that's clean. . $7.50 ‘i
is the price we ”cashing. .
our $10 and 12.00 sui .
This is a good chance
youto save from $2.50
$4.50 on a suit; “mostly
sacks—browns, b1aclrs,grays,
checks and mixtures. ‘ " _
A few dozen men’s sweat;
ers. with sailbr collarsnie
blues and wine colors, I g‘ I.
500
Our guarantee: Your'm
cy refunded. _ .
Store open evenings.
We are speaking of your
Manuel T.Hatch.
Branch Office, Solmnns’ Liv-
ery Stable.
WANT ALY'THING ?
(L
No need to. Advertise
in the South Not-walk .
Evening comSto
Sentinel. B .
ros . , , ,
on; Tidings. M sggtgomll. “
..;r.::;-.n:n:no:zine:itinerant; mmim a. can
i~ Bacon's t‘elerr King Inrthe Nerves. This
hurl-oi tunic stimulates thedlgestiw organs.
regulates the liver and restores the system to
Entire Line
of 50c
FALLNECKWEA'J
”H.353.
IN UliDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING STYLES.
lmporiais, Four-ln-l-lands, Puffs art-d;
Tacks. '
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
_ DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
and
Furnish».
lahackeme Hotel Bleak.
south Iomih.
It isn’t Any [Hort
to ride one of the bicycles that we lull
'l‘hey spin over the ground an «ally M
you imagine that something ell. than
your legs is furnishing the motive Ml
Because they run Will”, they Mm
mam... '
Norwulk.
“I'LL. PU]? A (113m
'l‘lll‘l EARTH
in forty minutes." Punk I!”
girdle the walls of overrun in
with the greatest variety ed .
32PM” all the new We.
are. and make the richest 1' >
effects in wall decorations for a, ,
dress for your walls. at ..
, time better than anyone in ‘
' win cities. at it W
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IO. M
Norwalk Chronicler