‘ h d minim h It I.
" . amuse ”fill“!
"musselmosrms
Gear's Lauder-,0! West wrest. isill of‘
. up neuralgia.
. ~Justout. Newmapofthe townof
Norwalk, at George ll. Denise’s.
Little Clara Eclipse, of Main street,
Norwalk. is quite ill. .
Wilbur Waldrou will more, April 1st
from East avenue to Lewis street.
l—After supper try an Imperial Crown
‘ “I".
' amass subscription dance will be
holdi- lled Men’s Ball, Friday night.
Frank Buyer. of Monroe street. has
purchased a horse of Noroton parties.
In. regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment will be held tonight.
IA prayer meeting will be held at the
residence of Charles Yost, in South First
street, Wednesday night, under the au-
spices of the Norwalk Baptist church.
The athletic exhibition referred to last
week will be given in Boyt’s Opera
Home, Friday night, March 26th
I The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church will hold an experi-
ence social at the parsonage, Friday
night.
—-Beethovcu concert, Congregational
church. Tuesday evening, March 10th.
‘ Palestine Castle,No. 2, A. I). K. o
M. 0., will meet tonight.’ Business of
importance makes it necessary for all
Sir Knights to be present.
The Bell Island Improvement society
will hold 11 meeting Wednesday, at '1‘.
H. Foster's cottage. Plans for the com-
ing season will be discussed.
~Headaches or blurred vision when
reading, glasses will give you relief if
properly fitted. ll. 8. Rood, Optician,
10 South Main street.
Raymond Brothers are today moving
a new engine for the Hat Forming coni-
. puny from the South Nor-walk freight
yard to the forward part of the com-
pany’s factory.
--Delightfnl evening of line music.
Congregational church Tuesday even-
ing, March’ 16111.
W. H. Hoyt & Son have added the
Etta May. of Bridgeport. to the already
large fleet of steamers they now have'
engaged in the oyster business. Captain
W. Iii. Clark. formerly on the Henry 3..
is in command of her.
«Prof. M. 8. Reach. the well-known
f ocnlistoptician, can be consulted at his
oillce, in the purl-r of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk. Tuesdays, from 9 a. in.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
The monthly meeting of the Epworth
Magus will be held tonight in the par-
lors of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The committee has arranged
uninteresting programme to begiven at
the close of the meeting. It will con-‘
slot of instrumental and vocal music,
noitstions and an exhibition by Prof.
Rsydrick. Allure invited to he pres
ent.
_ .
My Years A“.
It “out ”It Is the White Itasca MI.
W lie in Lowell wss Doctor ”at;
Mill were busy for houses weal
use to govern sad use to best.
And. as a president's power st will
bum-cs depends on s IIvsv-plll.
Mr. Italh task In" I'iIIs I It"
Irv hIs liver. N years sas-
m
Aysr’s Csthsrllc PIII!
“hunt... .
We“.
were
modal
hsdso
with
manila sooth-trio»
erosion nstsdtothoesaot
“was! the bow-Is no
their waste-
amisvisitiaginllsw York.
Mrs. Mahmoud daughter
Claimants spent Sunday in lilsw York.
"you: Nellie German. of Plymouth
mount Sunday with fricndsin
Bethel. ..
‘Jan'sis Mitchell, of one street, the
well-known auctioneer. is today seventy-
dve yearsof age.
Foster Brothers took a contract. Bat-
urday. tobuild acottsge foer. Hoyt,
of Ridgefield, at Bell Island.
The Arlen Singing society will
rehearse tonight. The members will
have a masquerade ball April 6th.
111. and Mrs. w. H. Wilcox. of West
strut. will hold the Advent ‘prayer
meeting at their home, tomorrow night.
Miss 1.1111111 Farrell, of Ellwood place.
Nos-walk, has graduawd frmn the State
Norma! Training school at New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chase. of Flash-
ing, L. 1.. have been in town recently
Mr. Chase is considering the udvisibility
of opening a boys‘ school here.
Mrs. Ann Francis, who has been vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Turner,
in Jersey City, has returned to her home
in Winnipauk.
Rev. '1‘. K. Noblewill give the second
of his peries of beaten sermons next
Thursdayevening, in the chapel. The
subject will'be “What Ought the Lou-
ten Season to do for Us?"
Miss Mary lvenden, of Garden City,
I... 1., has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. [Elizabeth Evenden, of Boyvievv
avenue, who is ill.
Mr's. Harry ' Bailwitz. of Union
avenue, is today reported as being
slightly improved. Mrs. Edward
Wilson, of Chestnut street. her sister, is
also improved.
Thomas Keogh this morning surrend-
err-d Robert Roberts, recently placed un-
der bonds in the, Town Court to pay a
fine for intoxication and resistance.
Roberts was taken to Bridgeport j Ill.
Mrs. T. K. Noble has been invited to
give a paper on some phase of the work
of the King‘s Daughters. before‘a meet-
ing of the leaders of circles. to be held
in the South church, Bridgeport, on
Tuesday evening, March 2111.
Old Well Lodge will confer the second
degree tomorrow night on three candi-
dates. and on the following Tuesday
three others will receive the degree.
The lodge is in u very flourishing con-
dition and has all the Work 11 can do
until the summer vacation.
a club known as the I )!d Maids' Whist
clubbsud have never entertained such
aeInbat their home. and in fact, no
club but the
them on alternate Friday evenings.
:~—-Urgau, piano and 1101111 music at
Beethoven concert. March lath.
Hereafter W. 11.111111111va will make
especial feature of live and ten cent
goods on the main floor of his store.
There is a gmwing demand for these
popular priced goods and the public will
be interested
The Lsdivn association oi the Nor
walk Congregational church will hold
its eighty-first annual meeting, Wednes-
day afternoon at 3:110 o'chxzir. in the
chapel. Annual reports will be given
and otliosrs will be elected for the en-
suing your. _
The First regiment has rescinded its
vote In participate in the military parade
In New York. April 27th. upon the coca
sion of the unveiling of Grant's mom»
moot. owing to the expenso that would
be incurred. Company 1“ will probably
vote on the matter tomorrow night.
A hearing upon the petition of 1th
Norwalk Tramway company to double
track its lines In Nerwslk will he held
More the mmmittse on rsllmsds in
WWII. WWW. The petition.
which also acts for permission to lay
tracks through several streets in the city,
is Imposed by the Council.
ow...”
11111 Csroilnc ll. Weeks. registrar of
MIMIIIWII Brooklyn. will speak at
the Central olebvhcussdomm at with
p. I... open "Manual Training for Ch!!!
urea". This Is a subject in which all
educators and mothers must be vitally
interested. Miss Weeks is a charming
,and there will undoubtedly be
a lavas audience to hear her.
The Much routing of the hmalk
chapttrof the Daughter“! the Maori!
can Revolution will be held at 11910
o'dosb Thursday sit-room. at the 131111.
tasteful)”. Tbs Messiah
Mirth 1111» Microfilm
”News
as Wile ins-Ilse.
The Misses Sccflold, of Harbor avenue. 3
wish to state that they do not belong to ‘
one that meets with'
trestle
I ,
n Eli”
solntcly Pure.
£50335“?! Ila ogmctllgvmiwm
alum
men the cheap brands.
as. llama Pawns: 00.. New York.
”DIAL LIFE II TIIE IDIWILKS.
w -nm.~
IIuw Twin c111 People [slay Themselves lists
III-Whilst bays. '
MiIoH. Persons, of Brookside. is in
New London. M
Attorney J. E. Light spent Saturday
in Ridgeileld w ._
Mrs. J. W. Studwell spent Sunday in
New Haven.
Mrs. James H. Bailey, of Riverside, is
visiting Norwalk friends.
Mrs. A. A. Bette, of Main street, is
visiting 1n Ridgetieid.
Miss Aggie Utts. of Main street, is
visiting her mother' in Dalton. Mass.
~....r..._..
Miss Mary Greskunz, of Lane' sbakely.
Washington street, spent Sunday with
her mother in New Haven.
Mrs. James H. Wiuship, of New York
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charless. St.
John. of- Elizabeth street.
Miss Mary Cavsnsgh. of Crescent
Terrace, has returned home from a visit
with her cousins in Derby
John Moss, of Bath, Maine, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mc-
Donald, of Crescent Terrace.
Mrs. 11111111111141: Stamford. visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Punmlt. today._________
Marathi Brown. of Danburv, was the
guest. yesterday, of Miss Anus Colts-r.
of West Main street.
1
Rev. L. 1!. Cobb, of New York, was
a guest at the Norwulk I‘ongu~g:11ionnl
parsonage over the Sabbath.
Miss Mary Jiml, of liridgepmv. is the
guest of Miss Blanche Aiken, of Main
street, Norwallr.
Miss Edna Brown, of Main-street, re-
turned home. Saturday night. from a
week's visit with friends in Greenwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wsyts A. Raymond, of
New York, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Warren. of West alwcl.
last Saturday night a
lkcroscne lamp c\pl01!cd in
’Mr. 0. 1101111111 King' erosi—
|dcncc, Osborne avenue, Last
Norwulk, and caused 11 fire
loss of nearly one hundred
dollars, but he was insured
with
TAYLOR l GOLDEN‘I
. Islisbls Insurance Agency,
uwssnlsorousrnssr.
South Norwslh. Connecticut.
Seel
W... ”n”- . .
'100 lbs Pure White
Lead costs. $5.25
7 gals. Ilsw IIII st
:3 ate gallon, 2.3 I
i
”sass
Makes 10 gallons’paint cost-
ing 75 6-10c per gal.
Orit' you want the best ready
mixed paint there is made,
we have it:
F. W. DEVOE 8: C0.’8.
Gemstooll. Watkins
a Dow,
11s wasmsn’ros eraser.
““ elovsa's DOUBLE $110: 51011:,
Grandma :9 9111.1 Washing Powder.
EDWARD STREET
It will pay yen to examine the
. . . .BARGAINS
We offer you. When takin Inventory, we marked everything 'way
down. Some articles we mar ed at 1-4 and 1 5 of theivrcost. p.
In dress trimmings, we make quite a display,aud prices are so low you
will say you neversaw them so cheap.
We know you will find something to buy if you 10011 at them.
- EDWARD STREET!
5 oszsrrr sunolse.
IDIIIILI 00".
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by on than we
did last week, Read t 0 following
ces:
ltoost Pork. 71: a In
' Sausage. 8c alb
Sirloin steak, No 11 lb
Rib Boast. from 80 to 12c 11 lb
Corned beef, from be to 10 11 lb
Fresh Hams, 10c 11 lb
Fresh shoulders. lo a lb
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery
New York Market
FIIII S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOGK. WASHINGTON STREET
I9 Railroad Place.
WISDN'S P’HDT‘DGRAPHS
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.....
moms mm Standard of Excellence!
Iloih In Del-11111111111! Beauty of Finish JACKSON'H I‘LATIVOTI'PE PORTRAITS are beau~
flu and last! rewr. intexlonand ullnrrhltmtum! work aspecialt y.
l. M.JACKSON Photographer. I: Wait Otvoot. Nervous. Ct
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If your horse is tired and worn out the \l‘lll.‘
will make him go faster for awhile, but it “1!.
not make him any stronger. Thcpropcr way
would be toiccd the horse improve his condi
11111 with nice clean oats hay and good treat-
mcm
In buying feed or grain its not so important to
save mom-y as to get the best and have it in
good cfcan condition. Here you can do both.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
South Icrwslk.
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HAVE YOU, SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWI)
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
1“
I IN THAT DATE.
ELEGANT STYLES!
SPLENDID WEAR“
SUPERB FIT!!!
-—-—AND--—-—-
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make «Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
40 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric 0sII
Bell Outfit,
00mph“. Shoo.
1 icon has hill.
1 cell dry battery
I push button.
gore-1 insulated wire, suf-
ficient staples, and printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put bell in
successful operation.
iii! ,,
. " Robbed * in '
Open Daylight!
~m
ed fading
use of this riledicino has often averted
The person who pays ‘ ‘
Mb. Package, I59. ‘ mmmmg . .' 2
Equal to Bold 1111 In Size and Quality. "0"" States "0W"- , ‘ "If;
Strong, durable, easy )1 '
l , running, beauty of ‘ fl
, -, ——-—— ' design and finish. ,, I}
F. D. IAWIDI I1 00., 22 South lain Street °"‘"" "'“"' , "'
ShowsJull of
chain Between
0sII I
and See It. 25
per. cent. Pres-
"rusted.
$0. IDIWILI IIDW. 00'
Bearings.
But it's better to he . ,
too late. Our PM
clothing last season gave an
satisfaction to all who tiled
This season we have nude, .
efforts: to deserve M ‘
. line is entirely new, the ..
the season's productions. , ~
prices
$4. 75 to $180
a suite
WANT ANYTHING ?
lioness». Advertise An examination of our V
Inthsflouth 3"“ carries conviction with it.
and see us. Our guaran .
Evonlng money refunded.
Sentinel.
Spring Shapes and
coloring .
0H Tidings.
The specific for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
Rheumatism. Costivsnees. Gunfire! IIIty
is i'Bacons Celery King for the erves. bThis
hurt tonic stimulates the digestive organs.
tea the! iver and restores the system to
vligorous “more and en Ems?“ 1113.
(3 11111155310111. emlt'orwaili. and 2.? Weed
Xorwalk.
Electric Dillon.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more nor-
nlly needed when the languid, ex aust-
vails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tank and alteratwe 1:1 felt. A prompt
So. Iorwaik,
IILFDID I. Elm. 4‘
long and perhaps fatal bilious {more
No Iriotlicinc will act more surely in
in counterm- ting and freeing the system . ' W?
f1ol11 malarial lads-1111. Headache, indi- TWO NORWALK,
gel-1111111 nannimtion, dizziness yield to
Eli-c1111 Bitters. Fiftv cents and $1 per STORES. SO. NQBWALK.
north: at ii. 1!. PIaisted s drug store.
§urround Yoursef
’ith the little perfections—the firings
of dress—from our great comprehcn
sive wardrobe of men’s bric-a-brac ,
and you are on the high road to the
Society of Spring.
Especially if you will wear in addifiost‘
our tony, perfect fitting 1
Trousers.
Every price 139. friend maker, a basic.
aces builder.
Our Spring Stock
113 now arriving. It costs no more to
cloth yourself" in these perfect fitting,
stylzsh garments than the cheap,shod~
dy kind some dealers would palm OH
on you. We can also save you money
on the “Made to Order" kind. Open]:
every evening until 9 o ’.clock
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr,
Ishsolislno Iletsl liosk, South Iorwslk.
It Isn't lay llort
torldooul ofthobieyelsl that we 1111;
They spin over the ground as w.
you imagine that milling fl
your loss Is furnishing the “in
Because they run coder, MM
Fred’k.W.R
19 1mm STIIIT,
‘ Norwalit,
"I'LL PU A Gilli“
can I TI!
is forty min ." M
girdle thew
with the greatest v
I11 silt new ,
moi-saw
«contain walldsctn'sdoos
drastic yourw walls. at »
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