Mm mil. him on Plan t
Ignite Lodge will meet Wednesday
Bdwhrd Lockwood. oi Wettpert ave.
use, to on the sink list. ,
Ilsa. Joseph Whitley, of Bolder: ave-
true. is seriously ill.
. The Oldt'Well Cigar oompany' s tao
Wk’antdmthisweek .
, W Stranger Lodge, Bone of St.
George. will give a box social march 31.
n}. Noble will give the third In his
oeuvre of Lenten sermons on Thursday
evening.
The entertainment committee of Hope
no» .mpeny will hold a meeting
Thursday night.
Joseph Bally, utility man for the
Norwalk Street Railway oompany.is
ill of neuralgia.
The Junior orchestra hold a rehearsal
yesterday afternoon at the home of W.
8. Stertevant.
William Benedict will be Milton El-
wood’ a assistant at M. H. Glover' 3
South Norwalk shoe store.
ThehEsst Norwalk Praying band will
conduct a meeting at the Norwalk
Methodist church, next Thursday night.
—~Sce the Carbouette at Lewis’.
Gertrude, the throe-year-old daughter
of John and Susan Ryan. died Saturday
' night at their home in Leonard street.
The funeral was held this afternoon;
Mrs. Josephine Blidvvin. an aged
colored woman, died yesterday morn-
ing at her homesin Knight street. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after-
noon.
—-The cheapest way to buy Imperial
Crown cigars is by the box.
Edmund F. Connors arrived home
yesterday from the West, where he
went to purchase horses for A. Salmons
He brought a curload of nineteen horses
with him.
-—-Cue to be given away at No 3Elizzt—
both street academy.
The case 0! Francis McKeon vs. A. II.
' .Byingtonrwhich was commenced Sat-
' urday in the Town Clurt room. before
Judge Scott, of Danbury, was adjourned
until next Saturday.
The big timbers supporting the (our
tracks over the tunnel iron: the east to
the west stations in South Norwallr,
were removed yesterday, and the exca-
vation tilled with sand.
~Wunted immediately. in l idles' un-
oud- hand bicycles. Liberal a‘lowauu
given. Bennett iloyt.
Rev. B J. Shortcll. of ltidgelield. will
give a lecture on "The Middle Ages
Viewed in the Light of Modern
Criticism." at the llll‘fltlllil of St Jmeph'l-
Lyceum. in Music Hall Tuesday night
The annual city meeting will be held
in Arlen Boll. tomorrow night at \
o’clock, for the pummel oi hearing the
nnnual reports. laying city and library
taxes and "enacting other important
business.
Joseph 0. Gregory. of Main street. tor
several years a clerk at Jones Jr Hutch-
ldss‘ store. It!" secured a position in a
house furnishing store in Asbury Park
maltreated his duties today. with the
best wishes of a large circle of Not-walk
irienis.
The fionthern New England Teln-
phoue company mmonneot that. com-
ntenelnlr With April I. the rate for potty
line aervieemilhln one-halt tulle. wlll
bereduotdirotn Um tattle; single line
serviceJiotn all! to eluzpnrty line, within
city limits (local connections a ..tlh.
35 Elizabeth
.....‘rry for one at NO-
ureet “edema,” .-.. -...
The members or the l’. W. C. '1‘. U
will hold it mhwoh «instill tomorrow
night on Knudsen's llall. Prof. Hey-
til'Itlk and some n! his pupils of the Y.
l. 0.1:. will give an CXI’IllIII-ltlll In
phydeal culture. milder. there will be
every Interesting programme. consist
tuned Illetrenlentalaelmtlona and reel.
reliant. lie Mummy: will to chime.
and all are Invited to attend.
Pilloeophy. .
0! was my pills there r
. It so and Every pill-atelier j.
Ins-t “Try an em.” a i! '
humiliate you meant
mm are trade"! .
t ‘ mhflmtrhaltheta .-
l
m we! Taylerfi Golden.
masculine linemen-ate
mummmamw
Ahoywnsbora Mather-datum.
mammal It. Jennings. e! he
must. .
Benflfitsdlerhaseold his matinee
acre farm at West Norwslk to Jacob
Jodtters’uood round sum.
stone crushing plant at Blue Mountain
was placed in position today.
A telegram. was received 1. South
Norwalh today announcing the death in
Middleton of Mrs. Jude Coleman.
a wheel or ATM." neurotr- wagon
broke yesterday as he was leaving his
home in Stuart avenue to take a drive.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bissell. a former
resident of Norwalk. was last week
granted a divorce from her husband.
Henry S. Blsrell. in Chicago.
West Washington street was cleaned
this morning. The business section of
Main street, Norwalk, is also being
«cleaned
. Captain Willihm Taylor. the Water
stmet ship builder, has constructed a
shit! and a new boom and bowsprit for
Captain Riley's yacht “Marguerite.”
Dr. Sherer's class will meet in the
South Norwalk Baptist church. tonight,
to rehearse (or their entertainment. All
who expect to take part should be pres-
ent. .
Palestine Castle. No. 2, A. 0. K of M.
0., will work the third degree tonight.
All Sir‘Kuights are requested to attend.
There is also other business of import.
ance to transact.
The bridge over the brook at the foot
of Barunm‘ s hill, will ho. widened to the
stone fence on the north side of the
street. The building of the abutnlents
will be commenced tomorrow.
The flower and social committee of
the Young Pt oplo s Secioty of Christian:
Endeavor. of the south Norw‘nlk C! on-
gregational church. will hold a farmers
picnic, next month.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30, Dr. ii. V.
D. Parties will speak on “Hygienoini
the Home," zit-tho Central club lmnrw.
Friends of members may Ito admitted
by payment of the regular ft‘e.
Mrs. Giles fieymour states that her
husband did not attempt to throw, when
he was arraigned in tho .loll‘rrson Mar-
ket Court. New York. for non-support.
that she was not his lawful wife
-.l’rol Ill. 8. ltceen. the well- known
oculist Optician. can he consultv d at his
office, in the path r of the City Hotel.
South Norwnlk, Tuesdlys, from 9 a. m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined tree.
W. S. Stnrtcvaut is intrmlncing in
Norwalk hitter Flour (iii, ll preparation
thotis perfectly aimless, made of wax
andpuro oil. that can be used on hard
or soft wold Home without trackinnull
on shoes or illusion,
People with loan [mallet-books, and,
that means most of us nowadays. will
(ind in Lorenzo llibble‘a advertisl-lllunw
luthoiientinel somethiugthnl will in—
terest thorn. He quotes some catching
prices. __ -.....
Services in Trinity church this walk
will he as follows: Monday. 'l‘netdny.
Thursday and Saturday. Evening Pray-
or and address. l p. m ; chnenlay and
Fridaydlveninx Prayer and semen. 7:230
p. in.
The ladies' prayer medium at the
First Congregational, church. Wednes—
day. will begin promptly at 55:30 p. m.
The subject will be “Holt Dlmllll.” Al
lp. m. alnral'lmmlniltt-o of ladies will
meet him. Duty to ua'lnlme temples for
carpets and cushions. for the church.
Mrs. ll. ll. Fox will entertain the
ladies of the South Nor-walk Domini
church. at her hnnw. ”2 West street. at
:3 o'clock Wednesday nflnrnlnm. The
mention will be unoot «notability. and
Dr. Howard will giro a paper on "Who
ter Shrines in the Adirondacks."
Aspecial attentional tho Hamill Nor-
walll Hoard oi Councilmen will he held
weight let Ho‘olonk. at which time all
optxn-tunity will be given for ultimo»
(Indium! of m'doinfl to exprcle “Will-
selvruontllo revised city charter. pre-
pared hyi‘lty Attorney .1. ll. Light. at
the request oi the lizard.
Frank H. Baxter, the Heath Main
street Wat. is making ltl‘l'lllllflllillltl
to have a Madman atria fountain. twice
the capacity 0! his present one. placed
In his store. Carmen Arthur Welds
you has men at work. trader. making
channel In the shelving. to make mm
for the Manna...»
W opening of the In
test Paris Menu in hate and helium:
will take place mt haterday and Dion.
day. when a newbie of a silver picture
this will be men with every'triramd
but its. rm In new tumult
..mmmmfi Mn N
jteattettilher
The engine and boiler for the town’s .
I and M H.
n
Absolutely Pure.
eh ted!
afihea'l‘ihinllnees or its greglegvplnlpgodetnrg
mum and alll h.
men wk” mfiptbrmudglmedoltolatiou corn
n1. haunom l‘onnn 00.. New York.
WOIAL LIFE IN THE “DIWALI“.
Ilew Title (My People Enjoy Theorems These
, lId-Ilater bays.
A surprise was given to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Beatles. at their home in
Broad street. Stamford. last Friday
night, in honor of Mrs. Scarles’ birth
day anniversary. Among those present
were Mr. ande. N. E. Peck, Mr. and
Mrs. B. S. Peckandhlr. auers. 8.1-1.
Richmond, Jr, of Norwallr. The even-
ing was spent principally in playing
games. At 10 o'clock supper was served.
The party broke up at a late hour, wish-
ing the host many happy returns 0! the
day. Mrs. Scarlets received many nice
presents.
Miss Mattie Bullock was surprised.
Saturday evening, by a large number of
her friends, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Batter-son. in Lowndes uvc~
nue. The occasion was the anniversary
of her birth. The evening passed pleas-
antly with musical selections and games.
A very tine collaiiun was also enjoyed.
William Porter, of Harlem. son-inlew
of William“. Jones, the veteran tin--
m'tn, spent Sunday with Charles hic-
Guinness, of North Main street.
Misses Carrie 1'}. (irogory and Susie
Rosecrans. of Norwnlk, spent yesterday
at the home of Miss ('lrogory's father
Charles E. Gregory, Cr luhu'y.
Innis Allen. who is ('lllpitr}id
Middletown, stint yum rully with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C Allen.
of Cross street. Nor-walk.
home in (Iti’i-llWlt‘ll. Saturday. night.
nilorn fowdays' visit pith Alla. Edna
Brown, of Alain :«rrurt.
John (itil'ht‘. It!
Mnssanimllt-lls, spent
his pflh'lllrl, Mr.
hobo. or France sin-rt.
William Limit-r. r-t' lirawn l'lllversi—
ty, Providence, ll.
spring vacation at his home in West
street.
Mr. lllll .‘le-x 1‘2.
bury, lt‘l'l‘tl the “drain ‘«
Mtrilll It'llr'tlr.
tho
yesterday \\ illl
.I.’l'lmll‘.lt~'. HI “All-
: rainy. nf Mr.
Wall
Hf
street.
Mrs. l; (' Hr.tv.’~ and M.“ Julia
Ilutllhunl n m In no Vtr-llllli.’ lIMrI-‘isll-r.
Mrs. Charlene A Knight, lu \‘wrnon (fen
trr.
him Lilli M. tinill‘vn. of Uiilll‘lll‘y.
\vastho guest. yesterday, of her tnnth-
~r, Mrs. l'anlnn filnlll-n. of West street.
AttorllvyamiMandi 1’. Marvin. of
Bridgeport, Hp'lll Sunday with MI. and
Mrs. P Cadmium. of lmvemmt.
Assistant Postmaster Wllinnn A
Coley spent muddy \t.lllt'uunty t'onl'
missiouor Miller. ill UJIIIHH‘)’.
Candlmor Miltont ‘llrlrml' IIll‘ Nurwlllk
street Railway line.“ was the mu at. you“
terdny. of friends in ltolm liolrl
Immnnlt'ulnh of 'lmmtnh. Mom . it
the pawl of his nlullnr. lira I) N.
(lollvli. OI Imam hll‘u'l.
Wlilmm 'e. I'rillt'l, uf :iuutll Main
street. lmntm'tninlnx in» mother. from
Beverly. More.
John llllt‘u'illlrll. Isl New York,
is
imitating it new days at his lmm- llt
Willlml l’ditll . .
l). K. linker. of New York. spent
“outlay with his brother, '1‘. linker. at
West atmot.
.....4 .4.. .
Dr .1. Milton Cohort: smut ’lnlnllly ill
. Ilallbury.
......
Anmn llylugton. or Weslpurt two.
nun. is commercial: twill an attack
of the grip and rectum.
W. II. SWORDS
llsm loot rmdml a "no line oi
SPRING SUITIIIGS
CALL AND filth; THEM.
Oppenite they Hotel.
in -
Miss Mabel Knapp returned to hl-r ’
.tl‘inmslllp A
and Mrs. Charles (in-
l. ls «pending the ,5
Swill Mmah. .
_ Idea Washing ratio;
4"). Package. use.
; , ideal to Gold butt In Site and Quality.
vie. Lawton t on, 22 south lain Street
EDWARD STREET.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, IORWALK. COII.
.. .0... -mm—
Don’t Miss Thislull’s Sales ll
use more: nsvzn LOWER! osz wear
ONLY!
4 poun .ls pure lari (“12.250
4 yhmriilnr steak {or ........... 25s
«I “ Milt p lklm‘ ......... 25.0
:t " sugar cured moon are)
”my, mrt; ............... . ..l a pound
Sunni-“10 .. .................atgnpnnnli
I'll-ch lute. .. .tcapuutnl
Comm Mrs-f ....... ...:‘I-n [worm
htotv mutton . ., .w a pound
Sonar mired ham . low a pound
lined rib roost .....
Item :all‘tl ..... .....
[luv a shunt
Mfg: ~t rice 1; ( l Ilsh at the lowest xl1~
New York Market
.. .. results. urns. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET
l9 Railroad Place.
"Ajkié’i’ffifibtofifvh’s‘
III!!! Milli—I
...... m 4 pound
lg: a pound
l [round
l uwe'fi
.......
mmm mm Standard of Excellence!
Both in D t. inn ill d l'. a' n: t! Fin. h l \tllir‘llwrl l'l ATINOTYI' E PORTRAITS are beau-
tllui and lint inrotor. llll-‘zlnl‘n and all architectural w irk n apt-e: tut it.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall .treot. Norwalk. 0!
Let Me Sell You Oats!
letter you quality. assortment, full’weight and
price.
i can give you the best grade to be had carc-
lull) screened: i can give you the .atisiaction
that honest goods :-lwmn gnc.
No one on the‘ .1ch of the earth can do more
than that.
Buy‘ Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
\ w‘
. K . _‘
MARCH ”29.nfll8‘9—7,‘
is $20.51* HERE.
HAVE \UU SECURED TICKETS ON TBETWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
ELEGANT STVLESI
SPLENDID WEAR! I
$UPERB FIT!!!
--—--AND-—-—-~
PRICES THE LOWEST!
Make a Communion that (Janitor be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 4-2 Wall street. NORWM.K. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit.
OOMpIOtl. v.00.
1 iron box hill.
1 cell dry battery.
I push button.
50 feet insulated wire, on!"
iicient staples. and printed
instructions which will old
any person to put hell in
uncertain! «nitration.
<
South Norwalk.
‘0. IOI-UALI “9'. 60.
Stool
We carry more goods in our store
than all the! other hardware
stocks of this town combined.
1 t consists in part of such
FIIIE TOOLS- «Ev
'as Disston 8r. Richar n 'e‘
saws, Witherb cbiuls. Mayw
dole hammers, tanlcy’ ep' aces,
and other tools;' I!)
PM!” see
one
we will undersellanyone m this-
. market. We have an elegant
Spring! READY mx
, . . ' . PAIHT‘
Look-at this Space for Specral Sale of New atoms per gallon.
Hanna's Psllli.
Dry, Goods Tomorrow. BRUSHES ‘‘‘‘‘
are the standard of America.
We have a large stock of them
at special prices.
Gemstock. Watkins
8: Dow,
1r: WASHINGTON STREET.
rmsmsmiiics
RELIABLE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
For a Reliable, Liberal. Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance Policy. call on
TAYLOR & GOLDEN’S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
rlwasnlsorox srnsn'r.
Connecticut
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
ea Washing-eon Ctr-oi.
8 o. N orwn I It .
Residence. Mall-ohmic Hotel
in? l
WAN'r ANYTHING t
No need to. Advertise
in the South Nor-walk TWO . NORWALK.
Evening g
Sent! no], STORES. SO. NORWALK.
"‘" '—~ L m
our store—a
is wool and
represent any art {to
although in some cheer
the loss of the sale. ‘
Spflng
which probably are
popular; prices from .8.
Black diagonals, eroto
black cheviots from $1.5 p.»
Children’ 5 suite for early ”pringa
as well as summer are very
We have an excellent line
every new coloring and mac
signs of cloths; double bre ' im
the prevailing style, and fit the
smaller boys.3 to 7 years, (leap
reefer collars, handsomely braided
are the right thing. 0
Spring suits for men are selling
lively even now
Fancy trimmed muslin n .
shirts for men, 35¢ each; 3 for"
Store open evenings. Come i
and look at what the people to
wear this season. .
Our guarantee, money rotunda
Comstoc
Bros.
It 500"! lull". -
so. lerwelk.
IILFOIII. A. OIFIII
Surround Yourse
With the
Society of Spring.
Trousers.
Our Spring Stock
DAVIS, The
Meheekeme Itetel Ileeil, South
in ace , MAI
e
of dress—4mm our great comprehen-
sive wardrobe of men’s brie-ables:
and you are on the high road to
Especially if you will wear in addition
our tony, perfect fitting
Every price is a friend maker, a busi-
ness builder.
Is now arriving.
cloth yourself in these perfect fitting,
stylish garments than the cheap,shod~
dy kind some dealers would palm ed
on you. We can also save you money '
on the “Made to Order” kind. Open
every evening until 9 o’clock.
Clothior, Matter and Furnisher,
f
Iittlc pcrfcctions—the fixings
c
It costs no more to ‘
Tailor,
Harwell.
It Isn't Any “art
to ride one of the bicycles that I! 03
They spin over the grouhd to W M
you Imagine that somethinl ell! m
your tent is furnishing the motive ml
because they run easier. earls-Item.
. ..e .... MW...”
Fred’kJN. R
l9 MAIN STIIIT.
Not-unlit,
THE rnltmmt or at!
war achieved by Michael theA
Mutiiel Maturation (lithe
ol in the Vatican. lint no
time emote are to be ten . . ,
Now institutional: than III
'm not new definite and “It!!!
papers. We have therein i
unique designs. from the per
Palatm' supplies.
Artist't Materials.
Norwalk Chronicler