~+Maa"a and'bo‘ys’ gull caps. O'Brisn‘s
‘ congressman E. J. Hill left Norwalk
3 . yesterday afternoon lor Washington.
~spooa‘u sale new trimmed corset
more. 15 and tile, are exceptional good
value. M. s. smith a 003..
. There will be no "at home" at Trini-
ty rectory on Monday. as Mrs. Norrie.
with her sister, Mrs. Zimmerman, or
Chicago. are invited guests of Sorosis.
0! New York, on thatday.
«Latest Yeoman derby. O'Brien's.
W.“
Someone set the to the lance surround.
lug Norwslk Park. near the corner of
Wilton avenue and. Catherine street.
Wednesday night. and a small portion
of the fence woe burned.
-—Wa are selling wallpaper as low as
10.2. per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt
00.. ' 96 Washington street.
E H. For. of the Fox Cycle and
Hardware company, reports that the
wheel business has been unusually brisk
for the past week. and he premises the
riding publica few bargains next week
in sundries and bicycles.
-—Chnwder supper for the oystermen.
Guider'sHall, Rowayton. Saturday ev-
ening. from 5 to ll. Chances on ele-
gant quilt will be taken. All invited.
Emerich Tcpticzlty and wife. oi
Woodward avenue,fiwill sail for Ger-
many. Monday, to make their home in
the future.
-—Don't fail to attend special sale of
laces. Saturday and Monday, at M. S.
Smith'&. Co.'s. . ‘
Union school district taxes and taxes
of the city of South Norwalk become
due today, and should be paid this
month to the collectors. if the adding of
interest to all accounts unpaid after
June lst would be avoided.
.Lane a purest ice cream.
Work will be commenced Monday,
upon improvements at the station of the
Norwalk and South Norwulk Electric
Light company in Cross street. Among
them will be the erection of coal bias,
the raising of the roof and the changing
of the location of the boilers.
-—We are bangles wall paner for 250
per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt 00.,
90 Washington street.
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh begins tornr
row evening a series of sermons on "To
Bride and the'Bridegroom," as follows:
May 2d. "The Bride Seeking the Bride-
groomz" May 9th. ”The Bridegroom
Fonnd;” May liith. "The Bridal Torin"
May Bad. “The Home-Coming Map-
tlcur” May 80th. “Those Not Present "
The Sunday evening services lwgin at
7:31). A cordial invitation is extended
toall.
-—Get a ticket with every purchase at
‘a.
Ahorse owned by Jerome S. Gainer.
the Darian milhman. became inspired
with an inclination to take a nap short! y
altar entering the city limits by way oi
West street. this morning at 1 o'clock.
The noise attracted the attention of
Expression .lohn Cannon and a Son-
! tinal reporter. who went to Mr. Ualtier's
atalatanoe. The shaft 01’ the womb wtu
broken. and the dashboard deranged.
Mr. Gainer procured another turnout
anddellvcred his milk before breakfast
time. M .. .
~laatast Dunlap derby.
The reception at Merrill Barium
college was held in the Town Hall.
ltamtord. last night. and was attended
by the tollowiug Nerwalkers: Misses
Edna Quintard. Maud Wheeler. Alice
Bysbso. Daisy Diver. Resale Smith.
Millie dharwaod. Ella Cooke ‘ Manila
Jatdlne. Margaret and Rosa bsdriaau.
Hobart Donates. William and liar-
wla Valium. and Frank D.
Layton. Meal W. lioyt. Jr.. Ullil’ord
E. Adams. William ll. Read. James
Yatas. Arthur Ohitthn. Waldo Parsons.
William Benedict.
H’Brien'a.
as. s. 'l‘illetsott has just returned
Mills alty withauas assortment of
tanner artillaavy.
WWW ‘
Sarsaparilla
mammum‘
1.8. Ambler today iaaeivedalurae
invoice at Hartford liieveles.
”mother. l:l§o.lb. ll. Y. Mar-
ket. Donovan' a block. Washington St
8. B. Wilson has soldhissteam launch
"Minolta” to Mexico parties.
—-Is your bike worth lit? Insure it in
a reliable company that pays all lesson.
Beam A: Hoyt. agents. 80 Wash. at.
James Bubbell's steam launch "Lieola"
was launched today.
--Lane's ice cream is pure.
1
!
Charles B. Smith; of South First
street, is very low.
~Pinneo’s, 49 Wall st. Norwalk,
school supplies.
Fred Milles and Miss Mamie Clone
have introduwd the Adams collar and
calf machines in their laundr'ies.
~beg «nautical... N. Y. Mat~
hat. Donovan’s block. Washington St.
The directors of the Norwallr Public
Library held a meeting last night, but
transacted only-routine business.
——Cockefur' e chowder at Powers’ to.
night. y ...._
Theodore Lowndea and James L’Hom
medieu hare been drawn as jurors for
the May term of the Superior Court.
—We are conceded to be headquarters
for ladies' underwear and hosiery. M
S. Smith 8:00
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith will be
in his oillce tonight for the accommoda-
tion of those who wish to pay their dog
license.
~65 fomqnarters lamb (not mutton i,
6" it. People's Market.
Pioneer Castle. A. l). K. of M. 0. met
last night and conferred the third degree
on George Bradley. The Castle is in u
very prosperous condition.
«10,946 wine thi‘z-ngd at Hoyt's-
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crows, of West
avenue, Monday night .A programme
willbe rendered, followed by refresh-
meuts.
—-Strawhorries at G. tiltiotto's.
Michael Sullivan. arrested yesterday
for intoxication and breach of the peace.
was tried this morning belore .lutlge
Hubbell and was lined it? and costs.
The identity of the man who was
killed on the Dunbury and Norwalk die
vision or the (hinsolidated railroad at
Branchvillo. Thursday night. has not
yet been ascertained.
.1...
-Greeu blnetish. 9c. N. Y. Market.
.Donovuu's block. Washington street.
At their meeting last night, Cockenoe
Tribe. improved Urder of Red Men,
worked the hunter‘s degree upon our-
caudidate and vowd to accept an invite
tion to attend the fourth anniversary
exercises of Uncas Tribe on the evening
of May 18th.
-—'l‘he itualitymandlcoewtol our Clix bi-
cycle does not allow us to out our price
other day. BuyuB or B trader and!
you simply excliauge dollars. lleiirse &
Hoyt. 80 Washington street.
Triatram or Byatt have always made
especially of their underwear depart-
ment. but this season they an~hetter
prepared than ever M attend to the
wautu etladiusmenta. mister and chil-
dren. Attention is called to prices
quoted in a new advertiiwment.
-»"|)oti’t luck the stable alter the
horse is stolen" will apply to your bicy-
cle. Insure it in the oldest tzosnpany.
Pays all losses pmmptly. uives you n
whoa! to ride while yours is being loult-
ed altar. and it not recovered pmmptly
replaces it witha new one. Beam A'
Hoyt. agents. 80 Washington street.
Leading Grocer Charles E. llcyuionr
receives a trash supply of vegetables
every day. and new that the «trawliarry
mason has arrived. he proposes to sell
none but the ilnast barrios. He still rs.
oatves‘twiee each week an invoice or the
celebrated Gilt Edge erasatary batter.
«Fresh country anal. W for ‘lov. hast
butter. illtlbu ii lbs. for Old”: so lbs.
granulated roast. .1; best near. etc has.
“no Obit: ft lbs. outcast-snaps «lemon
cakes. to. llaw York tlreesry Go.
Down building.
Memorial eaorelsasin better at (Jeri.
(taint. whose tomb was dedicated in
New limit. Tuesday. warshsldia Lynn.
I!!!" Tuesday armies. under the ass.
meteotGanraarltrl’eat a. a. a. it
lisv. William E. Thomas. ohaplslu at
Paul. aadpastowt the Emma ltrsat
Methodist Episcopal church. formerly at
Mill limslk. Who was a W
Mauritian. ntmsdstoustlua s
Manicure
ad” ’
The Epworth League will meet with l
to a ridiculous figure for Sunday or any ~ ‘
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated form its motleerenl
and healthlull fissures the Birding
mum and a low lornis oi adulteration com“
mun to the cheap brands.
hour. Basilio You can (30. how York
....... _. W--.“ .—
t
«We pride ourselves on having the
and fancy crinkles. M. S. Smith 85 Co.
Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald Saunders has
made a demand upon the selectmen for
the return 0! her personal property and
household goods taken from her apart-
merits“ in Knight street to the aims-
house two or more years ago by order.
she says, of the selectmen, while she
was serving a sentence in Bridgeport
jail She believes she was wronged and
has retained Attorney Joseph .A. Gray
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
For a reliable
Liberal,
Prom [it-paying
Fire
I neuruuee
Policy
Call
on
TAYLOR In GOLDEN’S
Reliable Insurance Agaiiey,
uwmamorox eraser.
r:
Proposals for Post- Office.
United States PostoOflice,
Ul'tlt 12M tiiii l’mi U"! r» :. !\~i-;. mi: 9V
("\liv L2,!
liq-40‘. M lw \pri’ 'Jlth, 1‘"?
’l'lili undersigned “ill llet‘ut- until May
‘3. lHiiT, proposal-i (or leaning a mum to i it
used tnr punt-trillt'li [Influx-PH at Smith
SurwuikJ'vtin. 'l‘lu- lrrm oi lt'fl~l‘ “tit
ln- (or live with flltll the lumi- will la- to.
qulrml to furnish nil rim-twury in nu. tin
mm and furniture. :tlui llt‘fll, light mitt
\“flll'l‘.
Blanks fur pl‘-I;m~;i!~ nut ir- mum-ft
upnli application u' lltt: ii vainlthlt‘l‘ at
Smith Nut-walk. l‘ out
l" A. it'llliililN.
l’. U, litapt‘i‘ll‘l’. "'Hltlll, Hit“.
4“. iiii;
2d.$2
Boys A Bicycle.
Own .1 Wheel. Rent No More
See Our Stock.
50. NORWALK HARDWARE
COIPAIV.
fl Earskrat.vstsiv’raf""W
it
HOVT'S THEATRE
Saturday, He 8th.
‘stinaa and Night.
USHERI' - BENEFlT.
The “realestur'wtuntlu- ~tuzo tm‘ay. m it..-
ivurtiuyul u! liuusml. iii-neat. lrlt-lt
t-tmmou 1'.
DA N’L SULLV.
lit in. tumul‘lul play
O’Brien, the
Contractor!
A blur ling. ' hunt our ~~'!tuihn
A was tint hes. ll uio it
t mm“ rum-w lillfli '
I'i tllh a mo it: oilinix’
t \«a lull. Ill ~u-ni ii' «main.
line the moat t'ui‘rmt-ll whim: at one. the inn»!
lu-tlimt u' «tin-Ali -u «tor idiom! mum am
e liuthtul md tint mutt-tut wilt a at
I'll!» tlilnk lu Amer h it. A l in at w in! loatruu,
W hm In Gurus! lJlltttlltNt
Matinee-price m and no which. are or .m
Scottish-M on «lent l'laiutr ul stunt l'innt'i m s
THE GUIAN EXtLEl
liar. A. 1. Diet, ,.
"OTTO OPERA HOB".
"it’ll. In), ten.
Hi? lid liO’l‘ :
”OUIA'D HIROIO
STRUGGLE."
Tiihite M mule. liosotted min without
‘tlllt‘l PM (it its normal at i'iatutatlu
trot: are. tic-tilt Harold and l'xtoiu-uo
urmlk. iii-ginning .‘lillitllli'. Thu at. it u IW
{W H lit.“
WW
I idfli'lili "l‘tilv Mittwrtlh‘ as l'llli
Hm auricular April min a. u,
Mime oilflitirlrw ll Flatter. into it! Not
walk. in said district, delirium!
it releml. ’l'hut tho adminiutratrlx. do
ltouio mm rahiiut her administration no
deluge“ lllln court tor adjustment. at the
rim no homo item it. euthetlthda
yilm. atllti’oluoh afternoon. IAIN
rind",y loom {ilfl‘fibllll in said statute
Wootlfl . the". mluistva
phi ”I
prettiest and cheapest line of orgnndies'
to secure her rights and her belongings. -
0 mo on"! '/
S .ittirdny. t
in hih line
goods.
5 OAZETTE BUILDING
5 Marshall Street,
llnlll in Don! ii uni Beauty 0! ll‘.tnit~h
manor what in it »- vmi ptiiil. l
how our ~itmv l'fiw. qliitr ll nuwlly;
are shown um it":
liirgnt \‘uru-H lusl'lt'l‘! train.
or lln- |I.'lll‘ of rhiritrns'. luv it in l‘rnuk iluulurtl.
itrl lht'il‘ lllll‘flf» ultml
llml wmtltl lult‘lt-u?
inult. l'lllll"
E. J. WADHAMS, People’s Markat, l3 North Main Street.
Free and Prompt llvlivcty.
é census A... .
tr. ‘ n. Lawron a ‘00.
K.“
* Peron naunaason a cor.
A130 All ASSOBTMENT 0F
Flower and Garden Seeds!
FINE sets-.0 neurons:
an. uwms e co, 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD“ STREET.
New display at the very latest and choicest styles of I
Wash Fabrics!
in Dimities. Lappets, Oigandtes and Cambrics.
men! of Colored Lawns and Pcrcalines to line them with.
Also a fine: assort-
OUR HOSIERY STOCK
is complete. Special values at r5c and 2 _,c a pair, in ladies' fasr black
Onyx hose, worth 22c and 35c. We are ready to show you a choice
stock of ladies' and childrens ribbed and plain vests {and pants for '
spring and summer wear.
EDWARD STREET!
Best Grain!
ll you
NORWALK, CO“.
it is not what they as: per bag, but what they are u orth to)
your horse that make 5 it economical or extravagant to but
the best cats.
A!! our 0.1.5 on: can-{My Screened.
ing the dirt, -llllSl.2lid it reign seeds that are usually sold with
them, you must buy elsewhere.
insist on hav-
Buy Oats That‘s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
South Harwell: .
Branch Oilicc, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
AOKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS
Tillllllllllilllllllllll FTT
sum- \13‘ 1'"th Standard
lurupinrh-raiilamb .il t'a llv \nu :- uni-ll. I
unzauf léimlr, l.“ .‘r
Muller flirt-u.
ll int! tlnh!
'l hrrr Mi : ruum lll Ii.i« “I-illl‘ in
you, lot: mill li.. rm: llri'
1m»! llu.‘ sumo,
yum 'nn \lt’ll“‘.llli‘
NOTICE
_:ll|‘~\ ltlui: runny
of Excellence!
JAPKSON‘ 'ill'l .t'l‘l‘in'l‘Yl'E l’Oll’l‘l: \l'l‘tl are beau
t ill and lust intetdr lull: lure and all an 'iitcutumluoxk a siminlty.
I. M. JAOKOON Photographer 53 Wall Bis-cot. LNorwI-lli. Ct
Little Bo- -Peep She Lost Her Sheep.
\\'t :1 ill I i. m .\ iii: 1 ltlllllll llltlll in! ”In l. \All'be :-mit lll Hr:
We oft. r tomorrow.
lun better quality, In)
Marv him of m'wf, i." ii). ,\i ills»! “'4‘
at! with ..t walks mm vital». with primer u! we'll.
W.- Hill mm on yet! in one minute. 3
ml ntl‘i-r you the
h in riifitllli‘t- ilu- turki')’
Mast “Ill-1Q” in :t ltllll'k‘lllllll hi
I vllliil ku- tint. ~ til - l't'J'LHT Fratsl. vita ‘ r in my thin. it’s right
it‘ll loll ulmut ovrrytitm:
in our \lllrt'
if you only (“lllll‘ in lint!
'l‘ ‘lt phone call iii—'3. l'w ll.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the “agency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the ce!ebratcd Crawford
ll. 8: D. Special juvenile B. it 1). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
fattm) number has
In punhusing . my oi the ”hove «y! .l'l of any mu. the authorized
agents, use but the original
outline the guarantee is withdrawn from a !! bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed.
not been tampered
lilGlil. ()W it DUWSE CO
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
pecia! Bargain Prices!
SATURDAY AID IOIOAV ONLY.
$27 50 $27 50 $27 50
NEW ’97 BIOY'OLES!
at regular; price, tame
You can pay more money but you can get no better not more reliable
7 p. m. to a p. m.,8sturdsy. Two (at animus.
Seventy whsair to select from to stock. Tuesday, May 4. same goods
4 . m
Are
Some
Prices,
For“"‘!”
. Followers
370 «
‘Moot!
2iron nosing planes. 3-4, 7-81 in. Bar-
gent’s price. com each; ours, 40c.
Biron nosing planes, 1 1-8, 1 1-4, 1 3-8,
1 1-2 inch. Burgent’s price (hie each;
ours, «lilo.
Sargent's No. to bench hook, his price,
3! 1 4c; ours, 22c.
Sargent'sllo. 2! beach hook. his price
33c. ours 23c.
A patient steel. 2 lb machinist hammer.
25c.
l as ts 1100. 180
l " " hay fork, 18c
Pure raw oil, per gallon. 33c
13 lbs wire nails for, 25c
And many other goods at some rates, to
be had only of
Gemstook, Watkins
8: » Dow,
us WASHINGTON STREET.
catering to the wait
cyclists this brand}: _ ,
business has already
a very important one.
stock is complete in Si
assortment, livenecl it
bright, tasty novelties
Stores open evenings
Money refunded our 3
m antcc.
Free Delivery Anywhere in Town.
E. THOMES, ..
"I l - ill 3..
SOUTH NORWALK, CT., fif’fj’fi: mfg
Successor to the late George S. Bell “a"
$500.
Pile Driving !
N-.. "H‘.
Estimate Furnish”! hr
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
MW...» e...—
Foundation Pile Driven.
[1130 am
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
'l‘han Leave Your Orders tor
Print-
lng!
f. . . .
Interest
At tho Sontlnol
Offloo.
We have just received a line of Negligcc .Shlml‘a
stripes and fancy effects of the very latest patterns.
uith cell are and cuffs attached which we have marked
at a very RAPID MOVTNG PRICE:
490!
That will interest you is ii very fine mixed Half l‘losst '
routes in three shades, light brown. blue and gray:
good value at use; sale price IOC per pair, 3 pairs for
25¢. Our cast window all! interest thcwhcelmcu this
Another One!
week.
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
is.
is
(In: 5,
TWO
STORES.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier, Butter and Furnisher,
lahaeliauio lletai llaah.
G‘LOVER’S
Bi. who hog-gins. 54w tnai M
Comstock Brother
Ulritltiors and lv‘iirnishers.
!
NEW . .
.HOE .
STORE
While we do not display goods
side, we have goods to suit
ALL SIZE POOKETBOOKS!
We will not ofl'er you a shoe of
scription or at any price that we
Cannot Gusrsntaa!
An examination of our stock Mi,
cos will be a
Convincing Fact!
as to the truth cums above
merit.
ouove: R's
hometo‘elr a
finger at the maul
cycling or golf Bill! “I
longer.
but to all appearatt
come to stay, ‘and
It's a fad A
it in Cm on
Cit-I {item
it! [n.‘il 5"
«oil! .‘wi
tot trill 50
256 to $1 on
M souril lard .5!
So. Iorwalk. ;
IILFOIII a. stone
Manager. ' ‘
uoawanx.
so. NORWALK
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