alumnus
‘ mum-m .. a»:
WWII! local. am as Peers 8
‘suu . ‘ .
~See Wthe at Inwis'. ,
(3.1a. W honoring trom New
York statute south" Kenneth. . ’
. Hrs. bury assure, of Prospect street,
is recovering.
There were twenty-two wands ms at
the Norwnlk station house, last night.
.—
Butler lodge, 1. o. o. n, will rehearse
tonight. ‘ .
Thomas Ward is in Bridgeport today,
purchasing fixtures for his Maia street
hat store; ‘ _ M
George Collin, of Spring street. is re~
covering from an attack of the grip. and
expects to resume his duties tomorrow
at George 8. Gregory‘ market.
Stephen BauEiiaRfim leit the em-
ploy of Michael Ratchlord. Bis place
will be filled by Ernest Kod’mauu.
W. Persons will ride a World racer
this season. The wheel is sold by F. W.
Rogers. ,
Our Brothers' lodge, l. 0, I). F., has
received an invitation to visit Rippowam
Lodge, of Stamford, on the evening of
Monday. April 19th.
——A greasy old oil can not needed by
Wold-American riders. lluce oiled runs
1.5% miles without re-oiling. Bennie &
Hoyt. agents.
The wits of the Rev. George W.
Nichols died, last night, at Lher home in
West avenue, in the seveut-y-tilth year
‘ of her age. The funeral arrangements
are not yet cornpleted.
The following names have been ap-
proved by the governing committee {or
active membership in the Norwalk Yacht
club: Conrad Borda. J. M. Cobnrn.
M. l)., Everett 8. Buckley.
l‘ioneer Hook and Ladder company
will hold a special meeting at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow night. at which the
tire committee of the City Council of
Norwalk will confer with the company
it relatim to the kinl of truck the com.
pany desires.
The building committee of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
tonight, at the parsonage in West avo-
nue, toarrangc details in regard to the.
new building. _ . ,
-Heailaohes or blurred vision when
reading, glasses will give you relieI it
properly fitted. ll. S. lloozl, Optician.
16 South Main street.
Edward Benedict succeeds William
Benedict as clerk at the Norwalk store
0! Moses ll. Glover. Tho latter will as-
sist Milton Elwwd at the South Nor-
walk store.
No. lIHtlh drew the barrel of flour at
F. A. Lane‘s restaurant, last night.
This was held by Courtlandt lh—Witt
Ferris. of IR Washington street. No.
13.393 took the $2.50 gold piece, bliss M.
E. Bartelles holding the ticket.
WWW—w _.
Richardson Brothers show seventeen
manure-unwound “up
been apprehended.
A top dressing at sindm is being
spread on llill Bill by the highway de-
pertinent. 'A'fter being laid along the
ground. the cinder-r are wet down. so u
to make them pack. When they become
well warp the road will be one or the
bestin town. Smith street is nowln
excellent condition. '
Coroner Down 1m not yet rendered
his decision in the Lynch drowning
case. It Will in all pmbability be ”soci-
dental death." as he seemed satisfied,
after listening to the testimony of three
of the men who were with Lynch on the
fatal night. that the dead man accident-
ly fell into the pond.
The annual city election was held in
Danbnry yesterday and resulted in a
Democratic victory. The Democrats
elected the whole city ticket and all the
members of the council with the creep-
tion of one ward where a Republican al-
derman was elected. They carried the
city by 600 majority.
The funeral of Charles N. Lynch,
who was drowned in the Union Mill
pond, Saturday night. was held from his
late residence in North avenue. at 2330
o’clock this afternoon. It was largely
attended. Rev. R. H. Sherwood, pastor
of the South Norwalk Baptist church.
officiated. There were a number of
beautiful floral tributes. Interment
was in the Norwalk cemetery.
Two men were in Norwalk, today,
tacking up signs advertising tobacco.
When they reached the. trestle bridge
over the Norwallr river, north of [hr
tunnel, one of the men bet the other
that he didn’t dare to walk across the
river. the water of which is shallow.
The latter took his companion up and
walked across the stream without acci-
dent. and won a 35 pair of shoes.
the rear of the Mahackemo Hotel this
morning, took a notion to start off, and
going over a pile of debris went out to
A. Solmans' driveway, where the
wagon collided with Dr. Schuppau’s
buggy, and upset it. John Dowd, who
was in Messrs. Grumman's wagon, was
thrown out, but was not hurt. Grun-
ville Knapp was one of those who step- I
pod the horse in Washington street.
He received an injury to his leg by the
horse’s boat.
Gone Into Trade.
Thcrc haw recently liven two notable in»
stances oi aristocrats going into trade and
dragging tlu-ir :iristm‘rm')‘ in nl'irr lln'm.
In Europe the l’rlnm s August. nnil t‘lmrlm
of lbiurlrvn lmw linngout tlu-ir signsnn
wine dealers, 'I'Iwy haw also publish”! a
circular, in which they ('xplnlll why Hwy
linvn dish-gartlml the ”millions of tin-t:
claws and come down to the low! of vvrry
do}; citizen-i. 'l'lwy loll lmw tin li' aim-u
trials, Mario Antoimlti'. tlzirnml ilw stuck
tugs rot their urmnlfatlu-r. ibv Dauphin.
bow Louis XVII was it \votvlunukvr. and
bow t'linrlc-i .\'l. tin ir Illlt‘li‘ mat the limit!
oi their lions-v. mm: d his llirllliood lg:
manual labor and Ivy trolling. .‘rlllt‘t‘ tlu
court of appeals in Paris In line's in n-mg l
Ill/as llll‘ll‘ right-l llw)‘ I'nliimt ls-runw inl
dli'rs in France. "Only one t‘ill'l‘l'l' i- open
to us." tiny ell)‘~—"llwl~ of the ltIi'l'i‘llillll
or trmliwmnn ”
lit IIIlI‘il\\II country s-mu- ('xc'ilvnu'nl has,
llt‘l'lll'l'l‘lilt‘tl lvy tlu' Lil'llllll of .‘li~~‘ Flnl‘rm'el
t‘nrnrlia l'n'll in opt-Mug n innllm- ry ‘hup
in how York, out! not only putting lu-r}
:u 'I—‘lm'rntli: lininv "\l'V‘Illi'llIoiT, lmi luningf
tlu- l’ninll) muttonml 11‘le prnnml lll llli‘
u-rnwu of rury lminvl llilll gm ~ “In of lovr
dillercnt styles of bicycles. ranging in,
price from Mitotic; They make up,
.iliup Ml» I‘o'll, ulm luv: Jll~l wrurmlnl
(Inurnv train .‘atilllllll tlilluril “l'nlt‘lltll‘
“mil lmoivo I'vit‘llulltllMI‘ il'mmly i» m. ,
t'ltlt'hl doughnu- ol llw lair .Inbu IlonlnmI:
ddugnioely. Mandarin-noun.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its miles .
:llldnlluzllt:t‘lfu2llefif' fissu‘rcgdvtliyafixl‘mlgk
orms ,
mon to the cheap branding. alteration com
Born. KLEIN) l'ownzu Co, New York.
W..." .e............ .W«M_~
. WINNIPAIJ K. ‘
Another accident occurred in Winni-
pauk. yesterday. The New England
bakery horse. of Westport. driven by a
young lad, was going down l’ollard's
hill, when the hold back strap broke
and the wagon, striking the horse.
frightened him and he started down the
hill. A train was approaching and tin-
drivcr, whirling the horse arouml quick
Iy, upset the wagon, cakes and all into
the street. Thv'wagon was badly
wrecked, but the driver escaped with
only afew slight scratches and bruises
Friends came to his assistance, and the
broken wagon was. soon repaired so that
he could get to his destination.
Harvey Barraclough and lamily are
moving to Woodward avenue, South
Norwalk.
Thomas Loagstatl’. of New York.
was a guest of Frank Crowthcrfiunrlay!
"Sim" Kieth is home for atwo weeks'
vacation.
The lecture announced to be given to—
night inliraoo church, by Rev. Ken-
neth Mackenzie. of Westport, upon
“Thwllisriry of the Jews," has been
indefinitely postponed.
A Valuable Prescription. '9,
Editor .‘lol‘l‘lré'lll. of Woriliington.
Ind, Sun. writvs; "You have ll min:-
lilu prescription in Eli-\‘lru- Bitters. and
I can cheerfully recommend it for (for.-
stipation and Sick lIl‘Llllfli'llt'. and as a
gcnornl'xysto-m tunic it has no Mimi."
Mrs. Anni.~ Stelile. 2053.3 (‘utmgc liruw ;
avenue. ('hit-ago, was all run clown.
mulrl not out llnt‘ digmi i‘m‘sl. lizida
llat‘kllt'lli‘ which nmw-rlvt'r lu-r lill’l Mt
tired and weary. but six luiilliu of Illne-
ll'll,‘ Bitters l't'n'lnl't‘llllt'l' llt‘flllll andro-
lll'Wml llt‘i‘ strength. Prim-s .30 i‘t‘llls
and $1. (:.-1 u lmtllt' m H. t'. Stillson‘s
and 1‘1. 1’. Woods drug stores.
lililJA BLT". INSUR AXITl-I
AGENCY.
For a Reliable, Liberal. Prompt Paying
l-‘irc insurance Policy, call on
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN'Sl ‘f
Reliable Insurance Agency,
1i WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
‘5. THOMES,
S01"!‘Ii.\'(ll<\\'r\ll§,Cl‘,
(‘mmmulmxl
ISui-cessor to the late (lmrgo :4 ”PM;
\\' ('u 1
PH e Driving!
pairing It specialty. The! Kilt" 03"? ll‘ I'rll. 'l'liv iumtly in on old Illinovooi um g,,,m..,,p,,.,,,.~, . [I g ,,
line of cameras and supplies tor uniatrur
photographers. 4. , l
l’rolesuor tinge, who in giving hypnot-
ic exhibitions in lloyt‘s Theatre, will be
at the Twin City Whuv'lincu'u rooms in
Swarm it: Corbett's block, tonight. alt: r
the wrhmuance in the theatre. to give
an exhibition, and ospm-lnwnl upon any
of the club members.
flours. Ward and llmwvr. mlwrs at
the Norwslk Upera Hilllw, were yester-
dly afternoon morn in as special pollen
by layer Wheeler. ’1 hey will {resume
the peace at the house during entertain
mate. Those who create a disturbance
will be dealt with to the fullest extent of
the law.
The [north at llw lat-ulna mulling-l mud
”in reeltils at the Heath Nomad:
anomalous! church will be held this
menu. beginning promptly at It
o'clock. The programme In likely to
interest many tram all part» ot the
town. II it Include» threading from Isa
“Iowa's new trials. "TIM Hind ot the
m." three [name on lulu! Woman-
hoodmud organ numbers by “1’..va
m trout Chopin. list-thorns. Wagner
Mothers.
That Spot...
m Ill. at a dim; mt ‘
and sullen then his»,
Tbsp-luv! missed. The
not: m.w M a.
and lots law. prominent in tho mu ml on I
Iml - til .\r\\' \ -»1‘l\ I'll)" iv 1' 'fillll yaw.- 'l‘ln l
ltlll' “lllllllfl'l |,. I‘ la .‘ll'. l'c‘ll n I‘lillil lvl' lit-'j
lire! "without and Ilu‘ l i.Il«Ier n1 llw .3 I
Mary ll-mlmnl l‘i ll, ur- thrown into om-
lorrmlv Ivy-u r; . by ilo- till 4 nl Ilv li' Into
My ch11 nml mound.“ ui'niaw: the mum-M
ul urn-“Av Slur} \nn ullu “it“ I‘m umlwr to
Immune How bull H~lv r'x drip. Ilui Mm
p‘lnrmmw‘m-nvlm it ill olmilolm. tin-in, my
tlui-r ow outrun inimln' ol Anwrmnm
who tIIlU)‘ liming lwmlillr lilo/inning . HM
tlwll' [a-l‘mlml lH'liillflHlflH, l‘\t n thmwl.
tlum' Iwmlillr lilomoluga ho Ill-mI of tin ll
uranium”. «Jim I ruin w'o .\ ruuimut
To War on Ant-nines.
A Ilrmklyn girl so)» lllhl alw lunoingn
start I; now «mlviy. hlw alum lint lute ml
doing this Inuit-m hllt‘ thinks ilmvim.
llt'flrlll of worm n .c so: it tim lint nltv' In.»
illmm-MI an ominlv new lli‘lll. llllllt on
munltllt‘tl lit Wimp n3. maladies or no) «:tlm
kind. 'lln‘ imnw il’ tint low «u'gnnlmtlnn
In lulu‘ lllt' l’di'wmi mwil‘l", and Ill“ budge
a ilillelil‘imlli; llw motto. "nlw miuutli in
as n llowvr.”
'l‘lw nil-mime of this am My will be ill
ltth'tl to llil'llllllll their inllwru om! moth
era and liioy stunt awe-twinmdly not it imind
inibrr i-ro gmudmollwr. but u immion ol
is gnarl grutullutlwror o grout neumlmmli
or will be punished by lines. .‘s’o atom-'m-s
of unydogrcc ol own-tires may he dwvril ”I
In nilwr omnibus imbue sold rum-stun
havolwnungngml In mnmuil Inlmror hare
been me Itlljt‘t‘ls o! mldlv charity or ‘lllllllt
mnlslmwnl. Yam! 3‘ "swords. n lira. when
uglml trim and ntlwr indications of tum
lly antiquity will lift burned at tho month
I, bindings. I'mplu who how 1mm! of tin
nmlqnlly of their slmlt will not be really
new nliln as aluminum. but they will lit
emu wtl on i-omlltlon that they “were"
«am emollient/n the tram: ledge that ilwy
have hurl armature.
‘l‘hu Ilnmlilyn girl ill not untreated by n
spiritot envy. No new min-s haw «a. but
we on edge. lilac in eligible to the
”additional the Revolution» the Dangli-
wet the am “urination, the flew
Wad Cm. «rm to die Chemist
Illul loot-viogu. \Ir :4, tl-gomt I'- ll .m-l \l.~~l
mm»
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
‘ll 'l "i
._ Strawberryhlam, to, former price rec. .
i (\ gives you perhaps a onctliinl bigger crop.
or: msumcr
Fslrtle'd County Savings Bank.
Raspberry ,llm. 8c, former price rec.
Quince Jam, 8c, former price rec.
. 3 pound can of apricots, uc, former price 13c.
3 pound can peaches, roc, former price rec.
a pound can pears, icc, iormer price we
Canned corn, 6c, former price to.
canned tomatoes, 1c, tour cans for 25c.
reunions ca. 22 South Iain Street
' sowssn"”s-rs:i‘-:-r;“
' Special sale of
SHEETS AND PILLOW ‘ cnsrsm
Plain and bemstitcbcd
atthe priccoitbe muslin alone. The cost of
making them thrown in.
Como While the Sale is On!
For you will pay more it you wait.
EDWARD STREET!
seszrrrr suitoiuo, IIORYIALK,COII.
Same Low Prices As
Syracuse
Planet, Jr.
Planet, Jr.
Planet, Jr.
2 lbs wire nails for be.
It Inte lead and oil at cost.
Gemstock. Watkins
Flows.
Wheel Hoe s,
Cultivators,
Seed onus, f , “
’ Are always just as rem
our store-51 spade is a. o , . ‘
is wool and cotton is. com
never knowingly or wil
representany article toll
although in some cases ital
the loss of the sale. ' '
Spfingp?
Over‘co‘af; ,
are confined to three styl .
which probably are " tb .
popular; priCcs from 38M! L ' ,
Black diagonals, tie to :3,
black cheviots from 07. I ‘
Children's suits for earl
as well as summer are v
We have an excellent liu
Are too well known
too need - any praise
from us; we have them ,
also a great stock of
other agricultural
goods.
8: Dow,
Usual!
See us this week for bargains. A few
more of those sugar cured hams for 100
u lb; this week we give you four lbs oi
good corned beef and a cabbage for 25c;
four pounds of lard for 25c; lpounds
salt pork for 25c: 2! pounds of best sugar
cured bacon for 2‘50. All kinds of fish
at the lowest price. The place is the
New York Market
l , ~ . .- , . FRANK 8. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
l9 Railroad Place.
l l.
"s in! “1 Eu.
‘ “season’svu‘oioe'np‘ns“
lilllllélll!llllllllllllll'l“
mun-us mun Standard of Excellence!
Both in Desi u and Beauty of Finish. JACKSON‘S I’IATINOTYT‘E PORTRAITS are beau-
t inland ins-t I :revor. interiors and all architectural work a sue-lull!-
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
w. H. » swunus
South Norwalk.
D. w. RXYMONn,
03 w-nhlnflon Street.
every new coloring and
signs of cloths; double br ~.
the prevailing style, and f
smaller boys, 3 to 7 years,
reefer collars, handsomely bra
are the right thing. ~ . ‘~ ‘
Spring so is for men are ‘sclli
lively even now. ,
Fancy trimmer! muslin nigh
shirts for men, 35c each; 3 for CI.
Store open evenings. Come in
and look at whpt the people will
wear this season. '
Our guarantee, money refunded.
"he just receirn‘ll a line linen!
spams Sumuos
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Opposite City Hotel,
mill lW
_..__——
Funeral Director
~ and Embalmer.
Bros.
.0. Norwallr.
Residence. Mahnokemo Hotel
In.“ l4 SOUTH III. 3"-
W q So. lorwslk.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, :3 Wall Street. Norwolls.ct -
f\
It. You Sow, So Shall You Reap
If you sow good sccd, you'll get a good crop,‘
and if you don't, you wont. Good i'rcsli seed .
, bought llCl‘C costs no more than usual prices, bull
Field SCL'il and seed grain guaranteed true to
/ ( name lll all qualities and quantities.
‘ Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshall Street, South Ilorwalk. ,)
lmnch (lilicc. Solnmu's Livery Stable.
r“ x ,. ““
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NUMBERS!
l0l9 First.
8324 Second.
DRAWS THE BICYCLES AT
I‘rt'llllml In ult‘luutlul‘i .\llel l~l
nldeoo omlullvr him in l.
\ll'l‘l Ill .‘l. .rl‘Ll.l.l" la, 1 i. 'nr‘v
li
titular up... ~“ .- I -' .
TRUE lJlVBlln ”It Alt'l‘
will had in our new ml: at well mm
my exquisite ctr-signs of high merit
mil artistic concept-ion. The variety to
choose rm has new been equalled
sud qualitysudilue effects In tailor is
unrivalled.
IW' “We
Artist‘s mm.
MGM.
ani . \l h. l‘um; . ll“. 1. 2‘"?
The lluzml at Us: l« i» n: II: « book
Imu- llllN ll'H 'lri lilllll :1 Il.\ .Ill ml 1' Iln
l‘ulvnl luur p. ,, : I Hi p l :mlmm Irwin lln
MM‘IHnw oi Ill" . am. u! ~ muolli» i». lu-l
.io-I wt ,
:GLOVER’S oousu-z suor sronr,
l
at! .‘w
wesoa'o'
THE UNITED STATES!
QUALITY IIID OOIHRUGTIOI.
Bicycle Guarantees! Ever Reed line?
no stem nus an atom 3mm
Still'ost. llundsomest llicycle Built.
QUALITY l
Strgugthl OUR STRONOHOLD beauty!
’llOIl
u mus-wmmwwm as.
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’We Are
MILFORD I. OIFFII
No need to. Advertise Manager.
in the South Norwalk
Even mg TWO Zuoswsmr, ,
s...” n,._ scones. lso. nonwsur.
m .. _
prepared for a prosperous spring trade and
as usual Our line of foreign and domestic
woolens surpasses in variety and moderate
prices any shown in the Xorwallis. .
Trouscrings and suitings in all the latest
coloriugs.
. Knowing the great demand the hard
times has made for
Ready-Made Clothing.
we havc‘preparcd ourselves in our usual
large variety. Suits from $5 up. Very
hobby one at $8.
Worth your while to investigate befori
purchasing.
Open every evening until 9 o’clock. '
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Fumisher,
lshsekemo liotel Iloeli. toutli Ilerwslli.
Call and Hear the
TRINITY BELL RING!
”AT“
Frod’k.w.Rogorn' '
1'.) Main Street. Norwslk, Conn.
!
Wedding and
Sooloty
. . . . . ENGRAVIN
Comstock
sow“-.. . , . .4.
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