museums-simmer».
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‘ ‘eapflsdrlverbeiugcugagsdontbework.
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.EMMHcrol the slut in
. hashsd an attack oi tho
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a“.
register Did Homeric“. ,
.4-~
was?» om...
will‘preachiu l» aul'schapel. tonight.
,: ,1: y. --¢+
.IA mm‘hyrlrant was today placed
_ in Washington street in front of Mar.
. win your; block. .
33'”! NM“ 01' West avenue id
‘ .fiensmaneaamamnmmng
M We themid needs repair.
3 'e-John ll. Dakln‘, pia’uo tuner, is com-
‘pelledtoshorten playint to Norwalk to
three days thisweek, but will return in
' a week arm. Ohms sent to Mahack-
' ciao Hottwfllzre'piivc prompt attention.
he. Jennie Littell Nash has had new
piazsas built about her residence in my
view avenue, and ' is having the house
mag.
The residence of Max Baratz. in Day
htreet, has been quarantined on account
of the illness of one of the children of
scarlet fever.
-—U. 8. bicycles. No repair bills.
if}. B. Binnell hwing decided not} to
renew the lease of the New Haven
Grand Opera House. which expires
April so, indium will pass into the
hands of George 0. Starr. Mr. Bunnell
will continue to manage the Hyperion,
NewHavem~~
William Divine died last night at his
home in the Rocks road, after several
months‘ illness. The funeral will
probably be held on Friday.
By the death of George R. Cow-lee,
the handsome residence of the deceased
in East avenue. Norwalk. will go to the
Norwulir Congregational Church society
he be utilized. as Mr. Cowles requested.
tor a parsonage.” '
Caterer F. A. Line. of South Nor-
walk,haa branched out in the restau‘
rant business. With A. Solmans he has
purchased a restaurant in Houston
street. near Broadway. New York city.
Mr. Lane will probably devote the
- greater portion of his time to the busi-
ness in that cityLW
——Wanted—-Ten ladies' bicycles.
Liberal eschews price allowed. Call.
South Norwalk Hardware company.
m.-—
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
corps held a poverty minute. last night.
in G. A. ll. llall. Washington street
The prises were ’ awarded to Mint
Theresa Hendricks and Charles Kenny.
Messrs. Demarest and Bwniaoh tor»
trialled music. W. B. (layer pmmptccl
There was a very large attendance,
n...
Contractors Sheridan dl Bhoa, ol blew
York. will begin work. tomorrow. tilting
in the shore front a! John D. Crimtuins'
property at Colieudar‘s Point. The
earth will be brought up in hm tmln
New York. Five hundred yards of
mined ”3,000 yards of earth will be
used. James Eduey. of Dorian, has
been enraged an engineer.
W 4
Why a: Cd's mucldredgor as-
turusd to south ltorrrallt. yesterday.
and resound the stones treat the chau-
sslbstvma (item's l'oiut and Harv
ritt's island. Thatyevrral vessels have
strontium-lam shows by the no
Mocmtityctccppsr. such as cov-
arathe bottoms ot tests. was dug up
with the room.
«In Old Mead. Boyl's'i‘lmm.
Hun-m ‘ mifismgm.
, of New York, are visiting Mrs. Robert
ery store. The doors were opened. and
torksaremilsed. lilac itussoli discov-
uroesrysua-emetiesde luau ltoiug up-
stairs about ll c'ohlcll. but did not look
closely enough as him to not I descrip-
Mt '
ular young couple at Woodward avenue.
-‘ra;-Wsana~aalaslsmmhl
Miami. Minot-slit
Hallm- g ‘ ’
Murm» Ward’s no stars in
names.
in. his Whitlock. formerly of New
Canaan. now of Daubnry. has applied
for a divorce.
Miss Ileda Adams and Mrs. Imogene
0010!. of Taylor arenas. are span ding a
few days in New York city.
visiting her daughter. Frank 0.
Becker. 0! Washington a f
lire. 11.1. Grumman and Miss Julian
W. of Camp street. are visiting
Mrs. Fred Lyon. 0'! Danbury.
-To start the ball a-rolling. we ofler
{or sale Bomber. No. 2 Model. tor 875.
'Bearse 6r Hoytl‘so Washington street.
_ H...-
‘Mrs. Frank Thompson and son Merritt.
Thompwn. 35 Chestnut street. South
Norwalk. '
The regular meeting of Butler Lodge.
1. o. 0. Ft. will be held tonight, when a
directcrwlllbeelected tollllthe unex-
pired term at n. G. Disbrow. dell‘cmd.
MissK. Germond Vosburgb has pur-
chased a new March-Davis bicycle of
John H. Monroe, Comatock avenue.
Norwallt.
The funeral of the late Charles A.
Ambler will be held at 1 o’clock Satur-
day afternoon, from his late residence in
Wilton.
The case of Mrs. Sarah}. Mills vs.
James T. Hubbell. administrator of the
late Lorenzo Olmstead. is on trill in the
Norwalk Town Court mom today.
Mrs. J. Agnes Dunning. ot Schcc
street, Norwalk. has accepted a call as
soprano soloist in the choir of the Ross
Street Presbyterian church, in Brooklyn,
of which Dr. Adams is pastor.
It is thought that the town road roller
willbo taken to Smith street. where it
willbekept. this alternoon. the agent
having arrived in Norwalk this morn-
ing. ,
Pivosla Leavayraged three years and
six” months, died this morning of con~
vulsioua, at the home at her parents,
Daniel and Julia Marcy, Lockwood
avenue. The funeral will be held to-
morrow aiternoon.
Sherman Commandcry. United Order
of the Golden Cross. will hold its fourth
annual open meeting in Sons of Tom-
perance Hall, on the evening of Friday.
April 25th.
Manager Gillie. o! Comatoclt Brothers
South Nor-walk More. is distribiag book-
lets ot Savonctto, nu unticeptic pure teal
toilet soap. manufactured (ruin the la-
mous Spanish rout soap. it is a great
convenience for cyclists and tourists.
The Christian Endeavor society at the
South Norwalk Baptist church gave a
box sociable last night. The programme
included selections by the South Nor-
waik Musical club; recitation. Harry
Stevenson; solo. Miss Fairchild; banjo
and piano duet. Messrs. Dunn and Jen-
nings. Refreshments Were served aitl r
the nominee“
ROBBED ll MOM) ”YURI".
Apartment aver cooks E. Islmw's cream
island This Deming.
A burglar operated in broad daylight
this morning. at the apartments of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank W. Brown and Mrs.
Russell and daughter. at on Washington
street. orer Charles E. chulour’s grow
two silver eastern and silver knives and
cred the burglary when ain- returned to
M» L
lire. Mary Grape, of New Canaan. is and
a
Absolutely ours.
oral.” ‘ ulcevenipg
alum and all forms ulna Installmen-
laou the a our brands.
gout. guise Rowan 00.. New York.
MIVEIIION DELEGATE! SELECYED.
mumsslmmflrstlcaloaalu
, followed by a “lash."
The monthly meetings of Hope Hose
company. Pioneer Hook and Ladder
company and Pnumix Engine company
were held last night. at which delegates
and alternates to the Connecticut State
Fireman’s association convention were
elected. . ' '
Hope Hose companyhelda “wash” on
Union Park. laying two linesof hose
from the hydrant at the head of Mott
gate Captain ‘ Janos B. Costello. and
James ll. Magnet was elected alternate.
held adrili at the Buckley rubber factory
in River street. Captain J. B. Morris
was elected delcgote and Harry Camp
alternate. _
Phil‘nl! Engine company held a prac-
tice attire corner of Main and School
streets. Captain A. A. Chicory was
chosen as delegate. and the alternate is
(ill. Smith.
will a“: goalie '"
, CHARLES A. AMBLER.
At a meeting of The Norwalk club,
held in the parlors of the club. on Tues-
day evening. April ii, the following test
timouial was adopted:
"Thou hunt all soonest. for
thine own. on death."
' Once more The Norwalk club is called
to mourn the loss of one of its honored
members. in the prime of his lilo. at an
age when men look forward with appar-
ently yustillable expectation of continued
lite and opportunities for usefulness.
Charles A. Ambler was strikon with sick-
ness that resulted in his untimely death
Born in haulmry, not quite titty-two
years are, ill tho. course of time Mr.
Ambler l‘oxzmved to Norwzlllr. and. for a
number of years. was employed in Ben-
nett's dry Riyalsetom.
In 18?! he was married to Miss Hannah
Raymond, of Wilton. to which place he
then removed. and where he has since
melded.
Mrs. Ambler and their twobovslnnis
and Charles. are left to llinilt‘ll his loss.
Both of ll!!! olllla :llt‘ tllonlllers of this
club.
Mr. Ambler was a quivt. unassuming
gentleman wime lilt‘l'llllK qualities Were
best known to ”we“. with whom he was
most chlsely nfislll'lllteti. ills time was
mostly devoted to tho uluuuuenwnt of a
large estate. and his tumult-as ability and
uncompromising integrity were univer-
sally recognised.
He has tilled "may otlicvs in his town.
and in iblli was its rep. montative in tho
General Antioulllly.
The Norwulk L‘lull joins with his
amictell fondly in mourning his on-
timely death.
A. ll. \t'mnmxtlu»,
Ciliilldx “Lo-.11: w.
ill. W. Mil-rm,
consular:
RELIABLE iNSUltANCll
AGESCY.
Fora Reliable. Liberal. Prompt Paying
Filo insurance Policy. call on
‘ Committee.
the house this noon. and untitled illllcm'
Pennington. who made an investment
tlou. _
William Miller. at Mr. Seymour»
” new am.”
Mr. and Mrs. Willis it. Austin. a pop ’
celebrated the tenth anniversary oi their
marriage. or its «doing. last night. by
'4“. lm bicycles. livery improve:
hospitably entertaining about thirty oi
their friends. The “villi"! pleasure
mated lot the phyla. uterus. totem
eased with instrumental music. and
instalm- mung. lstt mull lewd
tease piste with sale. steel tossed iota.
m hermit hardware company.
concluded willie hnuatilal q tolue-
line since. its. and In. Austin re.
solved nonessential mt- attic
and met slim thatwsrs botanic!
Merrily.
WI'T SWATCH.
tintlan'thuthsvvhm launder»
at tho
ed
TAYLOR I OOLDIN'I
Isllsbls insurance Agency.
to summon WW.
loath Remit. amount
“my. A "flit
’i‘liilit‘ will” or sac
willlindlumrmmmwailptm
lousy rotunda denials of Matt atom
as artistic mm. The variety to
claim trons has m been woollen
Marshal-adios: M in older is
unrivalled.
W' W
We m
“ .stlewbetry’bm. 8c.
avenue. The company chose as its dele- ‘
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
Lemony Jam.
\
no. uwloa s
EDWARD STREET. .
‘ Has a very attractive line of
New Wash Fabrics, .
Lawns. Organdles.
Lapgets. Rayuro
tome: price too. ‘
86, former price soc.
Quince Jain, 8c, former price we.
, 3‘ pound can of, apricots. in. former price rsc.
t? 3901““! can peaches, soc, former price no.
2 pound can pears. rec, former price not
Canned corn, 6:, former price Be.
Canned tomatoes, 1c, {our cans for 15¢.
co. ‘2; South aaln Strait
3'
Fantaisle. Jacquard
. Swiss, Cambrica,
' Etc.
Choicest styles in the market. Special sale of Gents’ NIGHT SHIRTS. Specie
sale of Gents‘ UNLAUNDERED WHITE SHIRTS. '
Your particular attention is
called to 10 do: TURKISH earn rowers at
1991: apiece; worth 180. . '
EDWARD STREET!
5 calms sollclso.
IORWILE, 00“.
A drop of Thistlesl
. 0r Grain.
There are different grades of seeds. Poor seed is
but little better that none at all. An ounce of bad
seed will make a ten pound-hole in the crop. '
Field seed, seed grain, and lawn grass sced,guar
antccd true to name, and fresh.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshall Street.
‘ Branch Oilice, Solman’s Livery Stable.‘
South Iorwallt
‘Acltsoll’s PHOTOGRAPHS . .
2'
lHil‘lEllHTlTHlTllllllllllll
alumna mun Standard of Excellence!
. i afl‘Pe‘ t «finish. JACKSON PLATIKOTYPE PORTRAITS are belu-
30th ”WEI an hefigrever. interiors and all architectural work a specialty. .
I. M. JAGKOQ'N Photographor,
I: Wait .troot. "emails. as
has been interfered wit
W’EQD’ED
THE UNITED STATES!
QUALITY AND CONSTRUCTION.
Bicycle Guarantees! _
I0 REPAIR BILLS OI UNITED STITES!
Siiil'cst. Handsomest Bicycle Built.
SOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
Noif‘lt': E.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undeisigncd have placed the Ingency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & 1). Special juvenile B. & l). and World Bicycles with
F. W. ROE-Ii RS. 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
In purchasing any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents. sec that the original factory numllrr has not been tampered
wnhns the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
h or renlovcd
BIUELUW & DOWSE CO,
New ling] md Agents, Boston,' Mass.
Ever Read One?
quaurv l
Strength! 09R QTRONOHOLD Beauty!
PRiOI l
Wedding and
” Society .
. ENGRAlllNG
Planet. Jl’.‘ V
Wheel flees.
Planet;.lr.
Cultivators,
Planet, Jr.
Seed Drills.
Arc too well known
too need any praise
from us; wehavc them,
also a great stock of
other agricultural
. goods. ‘
2 lbawire nails tor 5c.
White lead and oil at cost.
Gemstock. Watkins
& Dow,
plete in variety
colors, sizes and
the t sense
‘12 WASHINGTON STREET. set brim Alpine”
.m , -—~~—»~--«-*~r~°—~‘f‘m Cycle are “13131;“
E. THOMES, manna 1;
SOUTH NORWALK, ca, ”52103535333
Successor to the late-Ge 8. Bell
drCo. W
PH 9 Driving !
Estimate Furnishol {or
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
in many stores. ' Our
derby is the papal
all correct all
colors. , ‘ .‘
Fine assortment 9.. ,
for men and boys.“
Come and see antitank... .
clothing; we have 80111
prises for you. ’ M ,.
Open evenings. M '
refunded. ~ ' ‘
Gemstock Brothers
. ls scorn Ia st
89- Ismail; .
moon I. aims
Foundation Pile Driven.
moo {om
D.- w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embellner.
O-‘l Wonk! n Mm!
Co. rem-la. '
Manes. thacksnlo Hotel
WANT nigh-Mme . ,
Jamil. Hum TWO gnonwanx.‘ . ,
EVOMHK stones. macawamx
Sentinel.
Open Our
Windows
Every Are
Evening lriatful 1
Until °f .
9 Everything
. That is
o clock. Sessoaahls. '
Bicycle and Golf Suits
FOR I897 '
exceeds in variet {style and Workmanship anything ever before ailer-
cd in Norwalk. Prove thctrutllof this statement by examining them
for youncll Wt also have an endless rarietyot cops, sweaters, stock-
ings. clc.. otlhc latest designs at moderate prices. Just read at what
prices you may buy a serviceable, natty bike suit;
$5.63
$3.89 $4.38 $4.98
$6.75 $9.25 “0.00.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
lshaeksalo iletsl Iloell.
LUCKY
NUMBER
IOIS First. g
8324 Second.
loath lanai! '
DRAW. THII IlOVOI—I' AT
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