111-1 11 tum-nu, less-l lest
hm.mmum
WWII!" oaPaoss
The Stations oi the Cross. special
'Ioutmmtm. 11111111111111! mm"-
snlngstflt. lsry'schuroh.
—-"Bowlug the Wind."lloyt’s Theatre ~
Saturday. Reserved seats 50 and 75
cents. Secure them now.
The Friday Afternoon club will meet
attire Central club tomorrow alternoon.
instead of evening.“ has been announc-
ed. '
TheY. W. C. T. U. will meet to-
night with Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 32
Chestnut street. at 7:45. All members
5 are requested to be present.
~8ee the Carbonette at Lewis‘.
The Scandinavian society will hold a
amiable tonight in Raymond’s Hull,
Washington street. John Powell and
Charles Bette will furnish music. I11
Hrs. Fahey, who has been seriously
ill at her home in Elm street, is now
oonvalescing. She was visited on Tues.
_ day by her son, Bishep Tierney.
Eighty dollars was appropriated for
African missions 111181. Mary’s, a week
ago Sunday. when Father Sullivan oili-
clated at the missionary service.
A carryall will leave the corner of
West avenue and West streets, tonight
at 7:30 o'clock, to carry guests to the
barn dance of Miss Fannie Guyer, in
Westport.
Next Sunday is the fourth Sunday in
Lent, the Sunday following is Passion
Sunday. and after that comes Palm Sun-
day. when palms brought from Florida
will be distributed at St. Mary's church.
—-Fishing smack Fidel}, with live cod
at do per pound. is lying at Washing-
ton street bridge.
Douglas Fowler W. R (3.. No. 18, will
hold a fancy dress sociable at G A. R.
Hall. in Washington street ,tonight. The
music will be by Professors Dremes‘s
and Belts; prompting by; William B.
Guyer. ' _:.__.._ ' '
At the mid-week service of the South
Norwallr Congregational church, this
evening, there will be a short devotion-
al programme, followed by a sermon by
the pastor on "The Trinity." The ser-
vice begins at 7:15 o‘clock.
It is said that the agreement between
the Norwalk Street Railway company
and 1111' Norwnlk Tramway company.re
luting to joint truckage on lilill Hill.will
be signed today. The former company
has alrc: Idy signed the paper.
The South Norwalk Fire Police have
voted to attend in 11 body the laying of
the corner-stone of St. Joseph's church,
Sunday. April vlth. Many other societies
in town' willbe present on that occasion
The ceremonies will begin at :1 o'clock.
-—-"Humber"1inniefand"Hntnber qual-
ity" is what sells Humbers. Beanie dz
Hoyt are agents for Them. ;
/
The nominating committee of the
Twin City Wheelmen will meet tobight
at 8 o'clock, in the club rooms in Swurtz
& Corbett's block. and arrange their re-
port to be pmentod to the club at the
annual meeting. Tuesday evening, April
61h.
Before
Retiring....
take Aycr’s Pills. and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition lot the day’s work.
Ayer's Cethartlc Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and cdect.
usl remedy tor constipation.
billousness. sick headache. and
III liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated. and so perlectly
prepared. that they care with.
out the annoyances experienced
in the use at so many at the
pills on the market. Ask‘your
drugglst lorg5yer' s Cathsrtle
fills When other pills won’t
. Rosary," at St. Mary‘s church, last
Gerard place.
nTryKowsrddrchilds' Union beck
beer; forasls at Charles Penningtonlr
It isllne
Goldberg will have a grand spring
openings! mllllnery. Saturday and Men-
dsy. March 27 and 29.
Rev. Mileage Thompson. rector of
in Grace church tonight.
Rev. Father Crowley. at New Millard,
formerly of Norwalk, will occupy the
pulpit of St. Mary’s, next Wednesday.
William T. Jennings has just com-
pleted a job ofpaluting at the residence
of M. Tarlov, Connecticut avenue. »
-”Sowing the Wind," Beyt's. Sat.
Father Smith, of ~Newtown, preached
ou“Tl1e Institutions and Practices of the
evening.
A meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held with
Mrs. Richards. Chestnut street, Friday
are p.111.
~The cheapest way to buy Imperial
prawn cigars is by the box.
A special meeting of Grace Chapter.
motherhood of St. Andrew. will be held
at 1:45 p nif Saturday.
An an? Apiary requiem service for
the late Eu 5_ eReyuolds will be held
at St. Mary, ‘ 8; o'clock tomorrow
morning. . 5 r __ '
At the me of Louise Lodge.
Daughters of mann, last night, it
was voted to hold a masquerade ball in
Ariou Hall about the middle of 31 my
John Fl int. the popular double bass
player of Freeman' 11 orchestra. has pur
chased one of C. G. Conn"! “Wonder"
baritone saxophones.
, ‘__.._.._._
-~—Prof. M. S. ltcsen, the well-known
oculist-opticlan, can be consulted at his
ollico. in the parln of the City Hotel.
South Norwallr, Tuesdays, from 9 a. 111
to 8 p.111. Eyes examined free. i
The number of wanderers at the No:—
walk station-house last night was 111
record-breaker for the year ltd", therei
being forty. The largest previous num-
ber was thirty-nine.
—You arcinvitcdto call at the B011.
ton store, Norwullr, Friday. Saturday
and Monday. to see the styles in spring
intone. u. cant residence 11*
Christ church, Greenwich, will preach . .
badly burned this morning 111 a gas
”committee held a meeting last night
and summer millinery. 1
M111 Baratz has “2381 his former}
place of buslnt as in Day street, to (last,
Held, from April lst. Mr. Baron. will
engage 1n the grocery business. having
a store. built on his premises.
«Secure seats for "Sowing the Wind."
Professor Nowell announced last night i
that the closing reception would be held :
Friday. April $31!. The last regular loo 5
son nill take place next wwk and all
11ho wish Intake the six extra lessons
will meet Wednesday. April 71h, in
Arlon Hall
I
——Full line ”cycle caps. at Ward“ 11 l
l
A. Diohermand' Son are showing 11:
large variety of carpets. consisting ofiu 3
grains. estrasupers, tapestries, Brussels, 1
magnetic» undurminsters. The dnn'sl
new carpet room on the main lloor. with
lnurskyllghte, gives a superior show-
room. 5 ‘
Mllowurd A1 Childs a1o s11ictly lfnion
brewers; luncheon 1111-mlars of disuict
No. 411. K. of I. .evcr since its origluu .
lion; have never been foul; employ only
l' 11ion men,1vorl1 on l also time. pay?
Union wages. Sold by Chas Pennington. f
9
Mrs. '1‘. K. Noble read a paper. Tue»;
day night. bolero the King‘s Danghlms
in (lllvet church. Bridgeport. on “81111111
Churneteristlcsol the Work of the King‘s
Daughters." The Post at last evening
says: "The paper inspired all with a
high Ideal and an earnest resolve to
strive to attain the goal promised by the
King‘s Daughters.”
-All the latest style hats. at Ward‘s.
New signs have been placed on the
ends of the roof at one of the Norwsllr
Stunt hallway cmnpany's can. show-
ing the destination or the car. The
signs are made of wood. lltted with
groves.w which allows ol the changing of
signs when desired. It In pmlhlelhat
all the cars will be equipped with the
signs. .
“mm
"A greasy old oil can not needed by
Wold Amaslcan riders Once oiled runs
1.500 ml!“ without revolting. Beam d:
Hoyt. agents.
Charlesltuderscu was arrested last
ulnhtonassrloss uh . preterm! by
Ill-11M. Amundsen. 1h parties live
on listen Hill. The complaint was,
withdrawn this morning. as the must
usinlsstsdlnthsmsulags of the par
11». Themenywss performed by
Jason at 1111 m llaulsl Dunlap
:Mmmw soosrdn no
mun-m swam- w
. before buying elsewhere.
leer 8: ('o . is in New York. today. '
'in New York. yesterday.
Absolutely Pure.
Gel bruted to It tl
111111351111. fullnllse” Wurxlfi'i'o? 11%
all Korma of adulterstlon com
men to the cheap brand.
tom. 131111111 l'ownnn Co.lle1v York
:Rohcrt Montgomery, oi Harbor ave-
nue, is out again alter a severe attack
of the grip.
~Mlllinery opening at the Boston
store. Norwalk. Friday. Saturday and
Monday, March 26th, 27th and 29m.
The Elastic Web Weavers' asmciation
held a meeting last night and discussed
matters relating to trade prospects.
—Ncw line of gloves. nt Ward's.
Rev. Mr. Woodcock, of Ansonis,
preached to :1 large congregation in
Trinity church. last night. on the text
"Stand Fast in the Faith. "
~Chickens, 120; shad, 8c; Weslport
smelt. 16c: corned beef. «to. II. C. Fry' a
market Railroad Square.
Arthur L Benedict ,the foreman of the
finishing room at Crofut 11c Knapp' s No.
l factory. and a well-known Oddl’ellow.
had the lingers of his right hand quite
heater.
Lovers of art will find in L. H. Deck-
cr's new stock of wall papers many ex
quisite designs of high merit and artistic
conception. The variety to choose from
has never been equalled, and the quality
and line effects in color is unrivaled.
Hope Hose company s entertainment
and at ranged for the company's benefit
entertainment to be given in the Kerr
1W11Ikllpem House on the evening of '
Wednesday, April i’l.
H. Kriuger extend»- an iuvitatiou to
1helnd1esoftl1e'l‘1v1uC1tie-1 to inspect
his pattern l1 ll“ lie is also showing
about 21Klttiunnwl huts, made by skilled
milliners in Mr. Krieger's own work
room. Ladies should get prices
' Sowing the Wind‘ ’ 11 lll he presentedj
.1t Huyt's Theatre. Qutnrdny night.l1y
the Big (.1ty company. As Mr. Proh-
{1111111 11111 but one v mipany presenting
the play this season. an excellent per- /
beautiful drama is ‘1
formats 1- of tins
protnisrd.
Rev. II. N. 01111111119 Very Low.
11 is in well that H1 1
[will not low the day out.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NORWALKS.
llew Twin City People Enjoy Themselves Thugs
lid Winter Om.
Frederick W. Ambler, of 1 ohm l’ark,
went yesterday in Hartford.
lI.l".(Tuhl111rn. of the firm of Spen-
hliss Rose Furlnng. of Norwalk, visltv
ed f1iends in New llnvo 11 on- r Sunday.
Leroy Wheeler 1f Iln firm of Bulk-
:leydr Wheeler, was in \‘ew \orlt. yes‘
terrlay.
Mr. and 3l1'1..l1mepl1 3111311.»! llnr~
bur avenue. ware the gnests of friends
Whitcouih ltlloy.of llrcoklllu, 13mm ,
Ill visiting at tho resplendent Dr. J. Mll'
ton Cohurn. South Main sli'oel.
Mr. and Mrs. N. 12. Peck, of Cross
nlrcltl. will celebrate the thirtieth anni-
versaryol'lheir murrlngcun May Huh.
Mr. and Mrs. Htepheu Heollcld, of
Woodward avenue. entertained friends
last night. The 1111111 was passed with
various glint-11.111111 a line collation was
sewed. - .. ,
Rev. J ilyrnott. 1.1 Baltic. who hall
been spxmluted president of the new
Catholic college in Hartford. was in
Norwalk. Monday. in company with
Bishop Tierney.
W. H. SWORDS
Ila» lust received 11 llne llnaol
SPRING SUITINOS
CALI. AND SEETHEM.
Opposite 0 lty Hotel,
. O
II. N. Dunning‘ ~
Howells
. arkod. Downl .
Strawberry Jun. 8c, former price rec.
Raspberry Jam, 8c, former price rec.
Quince Jam, 81:, former price rec.
3 pound can of apricots, 11c, former price 13c.
3 pound can peaches, soc, ionuer price no.
2 pound can peers, roc,iorn1er price rsc
Canned com. 61:, former price 8c.
Canned tomatoes, 71:, {our cans for 25¢.
F. D.” LAWTON & 00.. 22 South lelnStreet
1: DWhmnFsrrREET.
Special sale of
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES!!!
Plain and hemelitched at the price of the muslin alone. The cost of
making them thrown in.
Como While the Sale Is On!
For you will pay more if you wait.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, cuss.
Same Low Prices As
UsuaH
See us this week far bargains. A few
more of those sugar cured hams for 10¢
11 lb; this week we give you four lbs of
good fumed beef and a cabbage for 25c;
four pounds 0! lard for 25c; 4 pounds
salt pork for 250: 3 pounds of best sugar
at the lowest price. The place is the
New York Market
IRAN! S AYERS, Prop.
DOWOVAW BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
T19 Railroad Place.
ACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
lllllIllIldllllllllllrlllllllll
mums mxm Standard of Excellence!
Both In Design and Beauty of Finis TACKSON' 8 PI ATlNll'l'l' PF l‘OllTIt \ITS are beau-
tllul and last lurever. in Hints and all orvhlteeturul Work a specially. .
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Otroot. Wort-It, Ct
71111111 51111 1316531"
I .oll’er you qualitv.assortn1cnt,full weight and
price.
I can give 1011 the IJCSI. grade to be l1ad,cz1rc-
. full) screened; I can 1511c 3011 the satisfaction
that hupcsth "nods .1l11 .ns giw.
\'0 one on the ion of the with can do more
if ( than that.
‘1 Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshal first.
MARCH 29 1897
15 111151 11151115.
HAVE YOU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWO
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS "BICYCLES
We Give Away Free?
UN THAT DATE.
ELEGANT STYLES!
SPLENDID WEARI!
SUPERB FIT!!!
-—--AND~—-——
PRICE-2.8 THE LOWEST!
We Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall sheet. NORWALK. CONN.
Electric Call
Bell Outfit,
OOmpIete. 81.100.
1 iron box bill.
I cell dry battery.
1 push button.
50 feet insulated Wire, suf-
ficient stuplee,u1111 printed
instructions which will aid
any person to put hell in
successful operation.
“-1....”
As to .
Stock!
cured bacon for 25c. All kinds of fish _.
.. so. 1011111111 ass. to. 5
We carry more goods 11: our store
than all the other hardware
stocks of this town combined.
It consists in part of such
FINE TOOLS
as Disstou 81 Richardson' 5
saws, Witherby Chisels, May.
(1 )TC hammers Stanley' 5 p ‘anes,
and other tools;' 1n
PAINTS AND
OILS e
we will underscllanyonc in this-
markcr. We have an elegant
READY MIX.
PAINT .
at 81.25 per gallon.
IARTIN’S PAINT
BRUSHES
are the standard of America.
We have a large stuck of them
at special prices.
Comstock. Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
FIREINS‘URANOE
RELIABLE INSURANCE
AGENCY. r1
F or a Reliable. Liberal, Prompt Paying
I" ire Insurance Policy, call on
TAYLOR It OOLDEN'S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
. 'u WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut
Ah—A—
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
I: “tackles-ton Itr-ot
Co. Nervous. I
Residence. Mahackemo Hotel
1117 l
a
wnnrr’nuv-rl-lmc 1
No need to Advertise
in the South Norwalk
Evenlng
Sonflnoh
.We Are
prepared for a prosperous spring trade and
as usual our line oi foreign and domestic
woolcns surpasses in variety and moderate
prices any shown in the Norwalks.
Trouscrings and suitings in all the latest
colorings.
Knowing the great demand the hard
times has made for '
Ready-Made Clothing.
we have prepared ourselves in our usual
large variety.
nobby one at $8.
Worth your while to investigate befon
purchasing.
DAVIS, The
111 IGUTH“ 11le I‘l‘llfil‘
‘ represent any article to
Are always just as r- . 1 ,
our store—a spade is a
is wool and cotton is
never knowingly or
although 111 some cases it
the loss of the sale.
Spfing ,
Overcoat
are confined to three styles;
which probably are .
popular; prices from 88.00
Black diagonals, are to 15.5.,
black cheviots from $7.50
Children's suits for earl
as well as summer are" v
We have an excellent line
every new coloring and
signs of cloths; double b
the prevailing style, and
smaller boys,3 to 1 y
reefer collars, handsomely
are the right thing.
Spring 511 is for men are ,
lively even now. , "
Fancy trimmed muslin
shirts for men, 35¢ each; 3 fort:
Store open evenings.
and look at what the people
wear this season.
Our guarantee. money reluu
Comstoo
Bros.
8o. Harwell.
aurora s. curls?
Manager.
TWO NORWALK,
STORES. £80130me
Opt-n every evening until 9 o'clock.
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnisher,
Mshsckemo Hotel Block. South Ilennllt.
5 5
Suits from $5 up. Very
Tailor,
It Isn’t Any “or!
to ride one o! the bicycles that we sell
They spill over the mend so easily that f;
you imagine that 10111»th Olfl Will
your legs is lurnlsniug the motive m.
Because they run easier. they last m.
Fred’k.W.Rogsts
.9 mm eraser. '
Norwallr,
rnvu Lovnns or an! M
will find in our ndw stock of wall
many exquisite designs of high
and artistic ecnmptlou. The W
choose from has 11m! uses ,_
nationality and this elects In 111111
unrivalled.
Painters' llappllu.
Artist‘s Materials.
Art Goods.
Norwalk Chronicler