'Wmamamm
#ldcu'ssn‘dboys' gen caps. O'Brleu's.
' George Shelihoos. at
Main street. about the same. .
FWQ recover your umbrella while you
wait. noyt's jewelry store. 80 Wash. st.
, A! ih'slbeen calledinthecommon
, _ ~8cslonhas now opened to: lobsters.
,} and yencsa have one broiledor boihd
:1:me tastiuili ‘ ousatthe Imperi-
e. . ‘
vi , , causes. {manna wanderers at
_ ._ .WMfirtieliep-hwe- last night.
‘ . p g 41!. W, initiating sspecialtyoi
' oldjlldicl'lionnets. Anice assortment
' .9 alwaysoahaad.pxm_
Marielle club talks of holding a
mm the near tutors.
~Zeltner‘s union Bock beer and book-
Wuest at the Imperial cafe.
The divorce case. of Battery vs. But-
tery is on trial in Bridgeport today.
._._T.___
-—.See Hi Henry’sminstrel parade.
reams. club duet with Miss Mar-
garet Gardner. at South Main street.
launight, and votcdtodisband for the
summer. *
-Chickens, it) and 1232's. 6 Water st.
Mrs. Mary Walsh. of Railroad place.
Norwalk, who was recently stabbed by
an unknown Italian. in Water street. is
now able to be out.
—Utnbrcllas and canes. O'Brien’s.
Charles Tuck. of Norwalk, who has
been to Hayti for the benefit of his
he th, returned home last night, great-
lyiin vcd.
~Tailor—made suits for ladies at very
low prices, at H. Krieger‘s millinery
store. .
Mrs. Thomas Sanford. of Franklin
avenue, who has been quite ii]. is now
Improving. Mr. Sanford, however, is
steadily failing.
—-All kinds of umbrella repairing done
at Hoyt's jewelry store. 80 Wash. st.
2
Acurtain and proscenium will soon
be added to the stage in Lockwood's
’ “Ball. 101" the holding of parlor plays
and other entertainments.
—-Miustrels,lloyt's(Theatredomorrow.
The Ladies’ Aid society. of St. Mary’s
church, held a meeting for work last
night. The society is now very prosper-
ous. and is doing some good work.
-— lamb. 1;"; “lil- Y. mitt. Don-
ovan b ock, Washington street.
Frederick W. Rogers reports that his
sale at bicycles thus far this season has
been very large. about three times as
many wheels having been sold as last
year.
Nancy Tattle Merrill died yesterday
at her home in Bethel. The. inneral will
be held from the residence of. her
mother. Mrs. Silas l’. Tattle. in Cran-
bury. at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
«R. Krieger is showing a beautuul
line at silk waists in all the latest styles.
William E. Aldridge, Jr., iornierly of
Winnipsuk. died yesterday at his home
in New York. The remains will be
brought to Nor-walk tomorrow. and there
will be services pt the Norwulk cemetery
at 8 o'clock.
*Umbrellas tor sale and repaired at
Hoyt's jewelry store. so Wash. st.
4......“-
A. ii. Merritt 'Was eleuleddslsgatc oi
Putnam Hose company to attend the an-
uual titute Fireman’s asmiatiou conven-
tion in Middletown. May 18 and ill
(learns W. Bogardus was elected alter-
ns .
-Ili Henry's’mlustmins, tsmormw.
Palestine Castle. A. l). K. hi. (3.. will
(mute: the second degree. Monday night,
on William Plait. A amiable and (lance
will he held next week Thursday night.
in the hall at me Washington street.
«isn't and 1.6;» alpincs. U'liriea's.
Ground was broken yesterday for Her;
m It. Isthewnla‘s new mldencs at
the comer of West and Clay "till“.
Robins Brothers will probably begin
laying the inundation wslis ”(lit melt.
connection with the water main in
(It street has been made.
who mutton. 109‘. N. Y.niltl..l)on.
oven It. Washington street.
The "main at Miss tistilds ltsy-
mond. daughter of Mr. and Hrs. Frank
m, MChiosgomers thought to
iii-walk may. and buried in
Union mat-r]. itowsylml The «is-
wss at aim at Mrs. Talmsdue
.of West avenue.
“wan.“ w A...
«Jan can buy a very stylish hie do
as list and in his to match. for as,
as .sm. shsehsnvsliotelblock.
Keep on
Coughing
jump it you want
~Wsnted—‘A middle aged worries to:
Wall street.
' will in
Ra'e.3s O. MOO“ ‘ .
Brookndc chapel. Sunday alteration! t 3
O’Me ' w ‘
ism. A. M. Osnileld. otncrwidstreet.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wil-
lism Lucy, in Brooklyn. , a
~Ses minetrel parade, tomorrow.
Rev. John T. Winters. pastor of ill.
Joseph's church, is swovcring from an
attack or the grip.
The young sohvoiufibbert DcForest. oi
Main street. who has been seriously
ill,ds improving slowly. »
—Dunlsp derby. O'Briea's.
James Fife and his wife. living in
Springwood, hnda tamily quarrel this
morning, and Mr. File blackened his
better hall's eye.
Bearse dz Hoyt ofler in the ”for sale”
column bicycles ranging in price from
tittien‘to sixty dollars, allot stande
ma e. ~ .
-Pork and sansagefidé. N. Y. mkt.,
Donovan block, Washington street.
China and Japanese mattings, ingrain
and Brussels carpets, oil cloths and lin-
olenms. mats. rugs and art squares are
Dickerman &. Son’s leaders for this vi cek.
—Best beet, lowest prices. 6 Water at
Miss Menda Anderson. daughter oi
Andrew and Lena Anderson, died yes
terday at her home in Cedar street. She
was in the twenty~third year of her age
Deceased was a native of Norway, The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
--—Broken ribrihiidbhhbks replaced in
your umbrella at Hoyt's jewelry store.
80 Wash. at.
The South Norwalk Boston store's
opening display of trimmed huts and
bonnete is announced for Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday. the 10m. l2th
and mm. Mr. VanAlstyne promises to
show some very pretty emotions of the
milliner's art, no two similar in effect.
W
———Ribroasl. 10¢. N. Y. mitt, Don-
ovan block, Washington street. '
A donation concert and supper for the
benclit of Calvary Baptist church will
be held in'the Athcnzcum. on the even-
ing of Thursday. April 29th. The ball
will be kept open all night.
——'i.‘o start the ball a-rolling. we otTer
for sale Humber. No. 2 biodcl. tor $75.
Bearse & Hoyt. 80 Washington street'
Mrs. Joseph Osterbanks and daughter.
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds, or Alain street,
are attending the New York Conference.
which is being held in Highland Ave-
gne Methodist Episcopal church, Sing
lng.
~Umhreilas recover-ed at factory
prices from titty cents upward. at lioyt's
jewelry store. 80 Wash. st.
The handsnmest window decorations
ever seen at aNorwalk millinery store
are those at the New York Millincry
Parlors. in Wall street. 1')! artistic
beauty and arrangement. they are most
pleasing to the eye.
~Fine native chickens,.12'..c. ll Wat. st.
Contractor Goggswell has the First
Methodist Episcopal church blocked on
and ready to move. The windows in
the basement have been taken out. and
the brink walls knmked down. to allow
0! the entrance of the timbers and block-
ing. Be is rushing the work.
of materials for millincry purposes in
this city.
The lilies Annie (lasey who is wanted
by Ellen Matthewsmt Bridgeport. is not
Mics Annie C. Casey. of South Norwaik.
but a woman of that name of Bridge-
port. Miss (.‘itsey. of Knuth Nor-walk.
has been much annoyed by the similari-
ty at name.
w'l‘his market is not ennui-«ted in any
way with the New York market on ltall.
road Square. (.liiil‘llrd Thomson. .‘cw
York market.
The regular nieeting oi Lintvnin (loan-
cil. No. 4. 0. ii. A. M.. will be held in.
night. All members are requested to
come. as business at imwrtauca will be
transacted. Alter the meeting there
will be ssmolter and an entertainment
by Brothers modulo and humus.
wDoIl't full to sea the best bicycle suit
of the season. but and lsggius to match.
for Owl fill at H. Kriegcr‘s.
Councilmen it. 1.. Buyer. William ii
hmith and A A. (Shins: y. the tire emu.
mitten of the City Council. of Namath.
went to Port (theater. yestervls . to set-
the Gleason d: Balls hmksu ladder
truck. used by the to lie rtmeat at
that plum. it is probable t at a similar
”'th will he purchased for Pioneer
flock and insider company of honour.
w'l'hs cheapest and best place lo buy
your Easter hat is at Kriegcr‘s mlllluery
shun.
There will bsspmiai wagons held next
wool: in the dwell: in motions!
oils 1. Tussdsy session. v. 1". l5.
kl!“ do Dive. (fl ”intuit“. *“I “ch;
Wednesday evening . . . Hub
mail of Mayor :l'hsrsdvy evening.
tins. a. .. "urns.
. . . yo
myumiisil WWW” will
cutaneous lilo sachsvsulug.
wilcualsa ammo.
crash at the
's _ "his will
fistslilllfll We
nu. Bram seam and visa liters 1:"
‘ tc‘lowr
Whoasewertfilitchdldrflomw ‘
~Pritne rib roast. ram. 6 Water st. '
mil. Krieger is showing the best line s
. Absolutely have. .
! fill "it Ml“ _ ' ‘
Wfimfimfiw
men 3313:: Banner Peach 00.. an York.
PERSONAL "MORAN“.
n- eumus W sillsmlll People
. sthhsirFriesds. .
LW. A. Vogel. of New York. is in
town. He has just returnedfrom New
Orleans. 4......” ..
Miss Daisy Diver. stcuogrspher and
typewritlst in Raymond Brothers’ oiiice.
is spending a tow days in New York.
A. A. Altenbrandt..oiSpi1ng street. is
syyteitsining his mother from lien
or .
Miss Marie. Curtis. of the State Nor-
mal school at New Britain, is spending
a short vacation with her arcnte. Mr
and Mrs. D.’ 8. Curtis, of
Mrs. W. J. Becker. of Lexington avo-
unc.New Y k. in company with her
children. 1“, oil. and Elsie, is visiting
friends in South Norwaik. .
The Monday Evening Whist club was
entertained last at ht by Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Newkirlr, of organ avenue. The
honors were won by Miss Alice Cole and
W. K Mansfield. After whist the party
enjoyed the unwinding of the web. ' :
Superintendent. Robert Spencer. of
Bridgeport. was the guest of Assistant
inparlntendcnt W. R. Arnold. oi the
John Hancock Life Insurance Company.
yesterday.
hit. and .Mrs. Frederick H. Rowan.
who were married in Worcester. Mass,
Wednesday. returned to South Norwalli.
veslcrday. and began housekeeping in
lit. Rowun's house in Elizabeth street.
Mrs. Isabella Peck has returned to
her home in Brmklyn. alter a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Theodore Stone. oi
(,lrand street.
will! reinfiifinw
Yes. and live better loo. The New Era
Cooking school teaches how.
“lines thatch choir. ‘
The selection oi the choir {or the 0mm
lug term at Grime church is not fully
completed. although nearly so. and the
balance will lu- selected this week.
Those already stair-clad are as follows:
Director. Janus linker. 0f Bridgeport:
organist. Miss (in trade (lamp; soprano.
Miss Vern Wmll; contrulto. .‘liiss Agnes
Gibbs; il-noi. Harry Pepper. of Rows]-
ton.
Indianapolis. lm!.. April ll—The rain
which started warl)’ yesterday morning
and continued all day. turned into sleet
and snow almut midnight.
telegraphic and li‘lt‘lllllllllt‘ conunauica-
lion is badly hamper-ml.
I‘lll’li'i‘. April 1'. .\. ll . iwl. ’
lntlmmatlcr nihilism ll. llrusll.ul Mm
walk. in ~41hldi~£lrirlpr nnmr;
Where .a. written liplwiwa'inn has been made
in this court by the ruwlim‘ mi htlll minur.
praying this cnuli in asthma, -v more prowl“
vermin to sell certain to»! l’rlilili u! said minor
which is lolly lies ritual in mm umllicnll‘vn:
llrdnrml. llmt uni-l “bulimia-u luv heard and
«lulu-rulim-«lnl liln l‘zulqltmlsll-m in Norwaik.
on the nth «luv ul’ Anni. mum '1 ”mines all
lcrnmm: smiths! l-ulwilvnull-wilwnml lm git»
on in all lu'l'wlllh lillt‘l‘l‘uli‘ti”“1““lelullllll'iilr
ing this unit-r in n lll'lt'nluuyur liming u uirmr
Mint) in said “MN”. All l-ll~i Ilw days he.
hm- ‘fllll nlny ni Ilcnrin ',
t sea ii boutm'slln. Judge.
RELIABLE INSURANCE
AG ENCY .
For s'ltcllsble, [fibers]. Pronipt Paying
Fire Insurance Pulley. call on
TAVLOR & OOLDIN'a
Reliable Insurance Agency.
u wunlsoros l'l'llll'i‘.
south Nowell. Connecticut
We invite you
come and sec
OUR
WALL
PAPERS!
Let us give you
an estimate of
cost of painting
or pupering
your house.
Psiaters‘
Supplies.
Artists’
Istsrislv.
Mt
Icvsltlss.
Pictures,
Pictures Framed
To War.
”EDWARD STREET!
night street >
As a result 4
I)l5'l“-iili"i‘ (li‘ .‘illll\\',ll,ii. 534.. PROBATE
rlstlssusAscE ~
WNW . , . W . ,
Raspberry:.ism..8c.temeripricc rec. ..
Qa'iacc‘lam,8c,viormer price rec. ‘ ‘ - ~ ‘
' 3 pound can of apricots. tic, iormer price 13¢.
» 3 pound can peaches, rec. former price 130.3
- ‘ " “ s poundccsn pears, rec. iormer price no
‘ I ' Canned corn, to, former priccSc.
' ' Cannedtomstoes, 7c, tour coaster 25c.
m
at. times a. co. 2‘: South Iain sum
ml
Remarkable Offer !;
in order to give the Spring trade a boom, we propose to make the
three days, beginning Friday, Saturday and Monday, April 9, to and
(I, remembered for sometime to come as Bargain Days.
In the Muslin Stock we will sell at this time Lonsdale, Fruit of the
Loom and Dwight AachonBlcached, 36 in wide. at 6 t-zc per yd.
Brown Towcliog, at 6, 8 and too per yd, worth 8, m and no.
Uob. Table Linen. at 25.3;nud are per yd, worth 35, 45 a
Standard Priors. at 4c per yd. , ’
New line of Draperies, istrctonus, Dcuims, Dotted Swiss, Embroid-
ered Muslims and Lace Effects, suitable to: curtains of all kinds, at
Special prices.
For this sale we have made a large purchase of White Counterpancs,
at 75c and St apiece, worth 81 and $1.25. Hemmed ready for use. .
We must call your attention to the splendid line-of Wash Fabrics.
Chr. incest and finest line in the city.
All kinds of Dry Goods. are going to be higher. Under the new
Dingley tariti bill Hosiery will feel the advance about as much as any-
:hinan anticipation of the .1 lvmc: We have made large purchases of
Hosieryaid a: this hirgtizi 51!: will m 1k: sp::ial prices on stiudard
makes.
5
\
EDWARD STREET!
A drop of This iesl
OrvGrain.
There are different grades of seeds. Poor seed i
but little better that none at all. An ounce 0! bad
seed will make a ten pound-hole in the crop.
Field seed. seed grain. and lawn grass sced,guar>
anteed true to name, and fresh.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Sflsrshall Street, South liorwalit
Branch (lliice. Solman's Livery Stable.
,-..-. "" v“ f ““““ «
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V
AGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
ill!iii!!!lilfllilllllllllilll
some mum Standard of Excellence!
ii i cl Finish. JACKHON'H PLATINOTYPE l‘Oil'l‘ltAl'l‘ri are beau-
Bmh In Mifilfil’hl milixrevor. interiors and all archltsattural work a evict-lain.
I. M. JAcKlON Photograph-r. .3 Wall Itroot. Harv-"th
" some.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the :agcncy for Norwnik.
South Norm lit and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
li. & ll. Special juvenile ii. 8; I). and World Bicycles with
F". W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Street, Nortvaik.
BEWARE!
in purchasing any oi the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents. see that the original factory number has not been tampered
wuh.us the guarantee is withdrawn irom all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed ‘
arenaow 8t DUWSE C0.
New ling! aid Agents, Boston, Mats.
lCYCLES!
IN QUALITY.
UNEQUALLED! .
m Pfllcl.
Every l897 lmprovsmsntcn our “5 Wins!
s
#Q’
* saw
when ANYTHING r
DEPARTURE !
Hereafter we will
Deliver ’
Free
‘ Anywhere in the town of
Norwalk
HEIVY .
LOTS
OF
HIRDWIRE!
We invite your inspec-
tion of our stock and
prices.
Syracuse Plows and
Planet, Jr.Goods.
Comstodf Watkins
’ 8: Dow,
[12 WASHINGTON STREET.
“E. 'rHoMEzs.~
ISOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to Wedgie: George 8. Bell in many stores.
v. .. ab'th'opnw
Pli e Drivmg ! all yobsrregtp sha
. colors. . .
Kstlmuts Furnished (or ' ‘
Dock and Bridge Fine assortment of.
Building and for men and boys. .
Repairing. . Come andsee our 3 .
_ ”a... clothing; we have some -2
Foundation Pile Driven. prises for you. ‘ ]
Open evenings.
refunded. “ <
plete in vetricty
colors, sizes an
unit) 2m
D. w. RAVMOnND,
Funeral Dlrsctor
and Embsimsr.
.3 Wash"! on ltnot.
Io. Ho‘s-twain.
Refldenu. flahukenio Hotel
vvs'rl
ls scorn ass:
to. Hawaii. 3
sarcso a. citrus
No need to. Advertise
in the South Nor-walk TWO gnonw '
Evonlnlr scones. so. nonwana.
Santlnol.
Open 0'"
Windows
Ever] Are
Evening lrimiui
Until of
9 , Everything
O'clock f \ "m"
' - l; k y Sesseusbis.
OUR ‘LINE
Bicycle and Golf Suits!
FOR I897
exceeds in varicly.‘stylc and wurkmanship anything ever before olicr-
cd in Nurwalk. Prove the truth of this statement by examining than
for yourself. We also have an endless variety of caps. sweaters, stock-
ings, etc. oilhe latest designs at moderate prices. Just read at what
prices you may buy a serviceable, natty bike suit:
$5.63
$3.89 54.38 $‘.98
$6.75 $9.25 $0.00.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier. liaiter and Furnishcr,
\
fish-chemo ilotsl lioeh. tooth lsrwaih
LUCKY
NUMBERS:
IOI9 First.
8324 Second.
ousws 1-le: alovouss sr .
33 ' sum. suns. tisosm $38
etovtrs count silos:
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