m
FD'rwAWON co. 4
am
can?
denial) Wanted caste! 'bydews.
any-t taint-u M t- u In
my , III-I limit I‘m
mmmuns’ox Pious-.3
m” .' ' *" Thetunersl of‘thelate it». James
Meloohono m rum!» placed in Merritt will beheld u llo'eloek m.
Ilhe club house at The Knob. The call is raw morning. gm 3:, an". 05mm
293., .
~Iasns's lee metals pure.
WW mm IV THE 31mm a. s. and ,' " rarer nrxneusou & one 4
‘ ........:... .. fmfif‘fim 3.... a... Flower and Garden Seeds! 0
shop. 00m? sud enjoy yourself.
William ohm, or North lain
street, has, recovered {rem his recent
Dress. ' ’ ‘
rue orrots‘trs.
We have got them in Re.
' irigerators at the coldest
prices you ever heard oi. y;
and'lin Blue Flame 0i] .
Stoves: at the hottest
prices in this'town. In
I name!!!
‘ fin’fl
‘ rm: SEED POTATOES!
Mao AN ASSORTMENT or
W- H..-
hire. Charles Psrdee is the mother of
acumen 3.00.. 22 South lain Street
You don’t heat,
a pretty baby girl, born yesterday at the . Abbflllflely p“...- ‘WW' Wm" " ""“""’“‘""’””‘”"”“‘"""‘""""'“""‘"”" ‘ I laugh or see them point
m winner 0‘ the Km“ Boston mmabm. edior its outleawnlnl siren EDWARD STREET. Lawn - I finger at the. man with "
Wm bicyclelast Saturday. wan Mrs. —-See the carbonette it Lewis'. on hfllflnflnw. 'i'mm stood in ~ .
alum sad all tonne oi sdu tendon com-
mon gratin» obs in brands.
n1. Bonito Pawns: 00.. New York.
‘ W. '1'. Wood. Weatport.
LAD'ES’ SHIRT WAISTS cyclingorgolf suit 01!
The trustees of Catholic Union (loun-
Mowers
A. 8. Gilmu's belongings were carted
from , Dsuhury to Norwulk. yesterday
“Macon. by Esprcasmuu Irving Reed.
of Norwslk.
~Get a ticketmfithevery purchase It
Line’s. .
Mrs. Kate Henry. daughter of Mrs.
Sarah J. Grumman, lies at the point or
. death of pleura-pneumonia,“ her home,
15 West avenue, Norwalk.
E. J. Thomas, of the Daubury News,
accompanied by his wife. wheeled to
Norwnllr last evening. Mr. Thomas re-
turned by train this morning.
Hammock A.-Bcoileld, pastor of the
Norwulk Methodist; church. was called
to New Haven, yesterday. to‘nttend the
- funerul’of a‘tormeripdgiashioaer. . ~
-To rent—-A Wolll'qtmericun Duplex.
Carries two pontoon-embody can ride it.
. Beam & Hoyt. 80 Waphlngton street.
Deputy Sheriff Lyon was about town.
last night, subpcenaing witnesses for the
trial, today, of the South Norwallt hur-
glar, 'Arthur Hopkins, alias James Con-
lin. who was bound ever to the Superior
Court. last week.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have
a ten or twelvomile moonlight run, to-
morrow night, starting from headquar-
ters at 7:30 o'clock. A run will be made
to New Haven, Sunday. leaving at 7:30
a. m.
Rev. L. W. Sbey. for six years rector
of St. Stpehen's Protestant Episcopal
church. at East Baddum. has resigned
somewhat suddenly. and left for his for-
mer home in Bridgeport. It is stated
thatareduction in salary is the cause
for his resignation.
~Lane's pure ice cream is best.
As the result of a wager Eli l’nkulski
will attempt to ride on unpaccd half
mile inside of 1:08. The trial must be
made prior to June 7. Mr. Pakuleki
thinks curiously of making the ell’ort at
the Altair Cycle club’s tournament on
Decoration Day. --Danbury News.
-—'l‘o rent—A Wollemerican Duplex.
Curries two persons. Anybody can ride it.
Beetle do Hoyt, 80 Washington street.
0. F. Teller has been elected a direct~
or o! the Y. M. C. A.. vice Walter Perry.
resigned. The appointment was made
by the board. which is empowered to till
any vacancy that may occur. llr.
Tolles attended u directore' meeting {or
the first time, Monday evening.~Au~
unis Sentinel. _m ‘ _7__ _
~Notiee:—~H. C. Fry will open anoth-
er brunch market on Washington street
Bridge. May II. which will he conduct-
ed by s New York cutter; clan a full line
of fish. irults sud vegetables handled by
Frank Redford. the celebrated ilsh dress-
er. Give us a call sad we will save you
money.
MVMM
m- ts the tune nm the tum are
which carried the story In sud wide.
at semis can it" the loathsome um
‘l'ltol bubbled on tree: the tainted tide,
Oi the bland below. Add 'tws» Ayot'a ram
and his unopotllls. that all now. know.
M on lost beginning its light at lam
tilt in «reset .- seen are.
ell. Knights of Columbus, will meet to-
night. .
—-No ice cream compares with Lane’s
nu. Reta amt-on?“ Deanery, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wigham, oi
Elm street.
Harry Smith and Fred Mnlkiu collid-
ed’ln Main street, yesterday afternoon.
The lattor's wheel was slightly damaged.
-For sale or for rent. the house and
lot ill Clay street. Possession given
April 1. Apply toJ. M. Layton, South
Norwalk.
It is probable that the petition for the
organization of Company A. which is to
take the place of Company D, will be
filled out than week.
The macadamizing ol the space be-
tween the tracks of the Norwalk Traur
way compauy in Weetport avenue was
completed yesterday afternoon.
—The work of the Dakota Steam laun-
dry having provcn unsatislnctory. I have
given up the agency; but will continue
to please customers with the celebrated
domestic finish, doing the work in town
at 17 North Main street, and I ask a
continuance of patronage. Goods called
for and delivered. Fred Miles.
~Lane’s ice cream, strictly pure.
W. E. Petersen. of Milford, has suc-
ceeded Joseph B.Richards us foreman oi
the forming mill at (it! Barthol’s hut
factory. _
Sherman Council, ‘30an Arcenum,
will meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
There will be initiation and business 01
interest to all. -.
—-l’roi. M. S. Bcsen. the well-known l
oeulist-opticiau, can be consulted at his
oflloe,,in the parlor of the City Hote'.
South Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 9 a. m.
to S p. m. Eyes examined free.
The Mimics Mamie and Eva Scoiield.
at Harbor avenue. enthrtained friends
at euchre last night. The honors were
won by Charles Sunburn.
The Junior Workers. of the Norwallt
Christian Endeavor Union, will meet
this afternoon, with Mrs. E. L. Ely, in
Beiden place. _
It is rumored that Company 1“ is to
have Spri ngtiold rifles and new caps
like those in use in the regular army in
time tor the May day parade.
There will he a meeting in Ruymumd'nl
Hall, Washington street, Friday even-
ing. May H, at 8 o‘clock, to institute a
lodge oi the Brotherhood oi the Union.
All those wishing to join the order are
oordiall y invited.
~Lsue's purest Ice cresm.
Rocco Dime. oi Rorwsllt. was wheel-
ing to tisugatm-k, yesterday alteration.
While turning a sharp corner. one of
'lll'filfltl‘ his bicycle collapsed. and he
wuthrnwu oil. hilt was not seriously
hurt. * .. 1
”Notion-wit. nun. of the Twin City
Laundry. having elven up our agency oi
the Dakota laundry. 0! New York. tor
the laundry of our celebrated dementia
llulsh of chitin. collars sud calls. all put
runs will plea-to leave their packager st
or drop postal and have them culled tor,
and delivered free at charge by our only
accredited mute! the twin cities. John
Wsrreu, Old Well Laundry. in Wuh-
luuton street. Booth Norwslk.
The work of laying the top planks on
the litm- ntroet tunnel bridge was man.
moaned this moraine. The lsyteg n!
Murder the tracks of the hermit
lltrset Railway and Tramway colon-inlet
will not be undertaken until nest Bun-
day. so as not to lamina with the trait
lie of can.
The tunnel at lire. Mauls llellaelt.
who Mathis lite “my main:
at 4:30 WW. at ill. Mom of
it. Edmond» was held at 9:80 o’clock
Tender “tom. ll". L. 7!. Wm
«Misting. Mel. Helicon we: born in
low York city. and come televised:
at the no of twentieth. when all!
spent the rounder cl bullisulstr
on ma. She died at thermal
rightmost“. Bite had no «sienna.
lie. mm to very desserts. at
W
PEHSOHM. PAMHAPHS.
The Bolus“ lie-ills olllorwulk People
MM! Filer“. ‘
William Msy,‘ol Pittsfleld, More, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Bradbury, o! Bayview avenue.
Ex-anor William B. Hairball, the
hat manufacturer, contemplates starting
on a trip South in about a week.
Mrs. A. Elizabeth Rogers, of Main
street. has returned home from a visit
in Yonkers. M
Lin. Jennie Holmes,of Redford, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. David Miller.
of Holden avenue. '
mew»...
Miss Mabel Nickereon. of West Main
street, is visiting in Holyokc, Muse.
Her mother, Mrs. J. P. Nirkerson. is
expected home today from that city.
Mrs. John Taylor, of Summit street,
is visiting her daughter in New Haven.
Fred Booger had a holiday today.
Mrs. James E. Knight, of Danbury. is
spending a few days at the Bennett
homestead in East avenue.
ll .\ I! P H Ii'S B A Z A it,
HARPER’S BAZAR
in IBM.
The Boxer. a thoroughly nptmlatc
perlmiurnl tor worm-n. will enter upon
its thirtieth volume in Wit.
As a (atshmn journal it is unuurpmm-d,
and in an lmlenpunnnlllu requisite for
every Wellvlll‘t'swtl woman. Katherine
lleForeet writean weekly lulu-r on cur
rent lmhions from Paris. > In New York
Fashionn. and in the fortnightly pattern
sheet Nipple-incur, indie». linrl lull vii-tails,
illrectlnnn mnl Ilium-mm tar gownmvrupg
andClllltlrrn'nlflullilllu. fizlmlvvz. linuslr:
and (”homes draw and warns .~ llw twwo-q
null Illll‘hl l’nrieizxzi rim-lug awry “'l'k'k.
Tlu' nerluli hr Valium 51-»: The Ilwl
Bridge Sv‘izhlmrlwul. by Maria lumin-
I’uol, null Filth":- Quintinllwn. iv,- ‘h‘liu‘l'
'I'hanrt. Short durum mll lu-c-omtnutly
pronoun-lb by brilliant. writer-i. among
whom an! Mary K. \Vllklnn. Il'nrtim l'rm
cottfipufl'nnl, Marion llnrlam. lluth Mr,-
[Curry fillittrl. Viola Kilt-elmm and Mar—
gum Sutton llnmm
What Women am- Union; in \‘nrlMH part»
of tin~ l'nion will form it arrive of glacial
lull-reel.
o) l‘.‘ mun-tin Returns are "The
_. “Minor Wonmn.thin-votedto lwnllhlni
port“ and slimline-z “mic. u wvvklv
i-riticnl ruummry ..! lllIl-lt‘ in New York:
Amateur 'l‘ln‘uil’wuln. l-Imbrnialvrv and
Needlework. l‘rrvmunv and lam. . 'Ill'
florid Ilmm-l‘wpmu”. What llll‘l-t are Nu»
hm," “l‘um-ut rim-ml him-nth." nml Per-
nonnle Kll'lllll'l‘ lmm orlwnnl mourn-n.
Women and Mm. l‘nlnnrl 'l‘. W. Illu-
ginnou will rrgulurly r-antmuv bin valu
able cmaye.
Amman ln l'orrestmwlrtiie. 'I‘hi» roll
umu in (implanted tor the lmu-llt null and
Whit-time u renders, :m-I ull qlleMlnllN r...
delved are nuuwvrml in rotation m-
promptly and fully a» ill‘lll‘ili‘flllltt.
Art. l‘lic llavnr is a ltniultlv p‘t‘lilrl-
gallery. rc-pmlucl-uu Llw 1mm. ln-uulllul
work» of American and form n mil-uh. an
evacuated in thr aumml Pure and New
York rahlbllinnu. Wit and Humor. EVI'I‘)”
burly turns for It hearty laugh to the lln~
mr'u loot page.
An All-llmnul Woman‘s l‘ape-r. What
more ltppt‘uprllllt' giltmn lw mm!» to wile.
rlmtuIm-r nr aim-r than u ultlm’t‘ltlllull to
llurpnr'n liuzur' Sinatra it mi u Welcome
vmltur in your llllllmlllulll lnr N07.
Newupmmn «in not In mm thin adv-yr
tlsementwlllmttl llwexpmw urllvrnul "or
per& limllu-rn. .
I". llnux {939‘ N Y. (“My
l’mttngo From to all Millwrilwru lo the l‘ni
led Hinton. l‘mmlu mul hlvxil o.
Atlanta IIMll’Nlt k lllitl‘l‘lllfllll“.
l‘, ll. It in thl. X. Y. 4‘")!
FIR!
INSUflv
ANOI.
For a reliable
kl but“.
rrmiptpaylug
Fire
lmuraneo
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Usll
fill
TAVLGI l OOLDIN'I
Isllsble lateness Agency.
to answerer: m.
booth Hum-lit than.
2 want. $2
Days A Bicycle.
Own u did. our No More
mermaid-e a bone tubule
an new
We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
at Ladles’ Shirt Wuists. it hue been our pleasure
to show you. The styles are the very latest, and
prices are exceedingly low, for the quality We
have a line meat of Indies’ Shirt Waist Sets.
. . . .TIES, BOWS, BELTS. ETC. . . . .
In the Dress Goods Stock. you will find pretty.
all wool checks, scrunch in demand at present:
also (good line of cloths {or bicycle wear, in wool
and cotton goods.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BU
. cbcapuess.
I Will sell
sold.
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ILDIHB,
”mm.--._.. "h.-. w... ....
M
quality and fair quantity it is only the shadow of
you the best grain low as it can be
Buy Oats That's clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshall Street,
Branch Office, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
South Horwalk
IORVMLK, cons.
r' ‘
Both In Den
‘AcKsou's PHOTOGRAPHS '
lillllllllllljlllllllllllle—I'l—
nut-mm mun Standard of Excellence l
and Bruntr of Finish. JACKSON'l-l I'LATINOTYI’E PORTRAITS ore bonu-
t ml and last waver. lute-riots and all urchin vtuml work a specialty.
C. II. JACKSON! Photographor. 53 Wall stroot._florw-lls, Ct
soolsyv AND BALL
.....PR|NTING......
AT THE BENTINEL OFFICE
N65413:
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & U. Special Juvenile ll. 8: D. and World bicycles with
0U
We exchange bicycles.
F. W. ROGERS. 19 Main Street, Norwallt.
IIWARII
New Engmud Agents, Boston, Mast.
EB A
Our Bloyolesl
QUALl'l’V THE HIGHEST!
In punhasiug any at the above cycles oi any but the authorized
agents. see that the original {artery number has not been tampered
WllJlJlfl the guarantor is witlulmwu from all hicycletywlten the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGELOW lit DOWSE C0.
PRICES THE LOVE“!
Bell on installments
intending pllt‘clmfli’l tsuzhtto ride iron.
y consulate; our complete this.
luvs money
3.3,. .
We as usual are carrying
the largest stock in the
city. All grades of them
at the lowest prices ‘we
ever made. To be had
onlyat
Comstoclt, Watkins
8: Dow’s,
m wssumorox ”smear.
l
”EITHOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell
&Co
Pile Driving!
KitlmftlsFumished (or
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
mile 2m
vou csn't no sense
The Inn Iour Orders tor
Print-
lngl
. " So. llurwslk.
aurora A. elrm.
At the nominal TWO £NORWM‘K'
Offloo. STORES. so. NOBWALK.
r-” m
longer. It's a fad sane ” "
but to all. appearances
come to stay, and today
demands are so great ‘
catering to the wants of
cyclists this, branch of
business has already I ' g.
a very important one.“
stock is complete in since
assortment, Iivened up
bright, tasty novelties.
Stores open eveningm; .
Money refunded our gun!“
enter. ' "
Gull Sal's. $3 to tie on
Bicycle Suite. its; to Slum
lu-vwlo "use. down 1 item
atrium"
2:» ' to at 3n
we t . $1.50
250 to it»:
Bic-vole Loggia?»
Belts.
Nhlll-fi.
Ultra.
Gemstock Brothers,
Clothiers and l‘urniehere. - ’ V
54 SOUTH Illl ST.
w “lust asr
very likely.
cut, trim at
\pcct it to
As aleader!
serge unit it
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Ishseteme lletel Ilest.
In buying sh
THI
A Reminder! _
We will speak of our custom department.
Everything that is scasonablc is flooding , i
in, richer, prettier than you dream of,
In buying our we elect. we made it
spsclslty ol the slum combination.
W
GLOVE R'
We begin by having fabric,
ltl finish absolutely correct.
Then we price our work lower than you
be.
We are making a very line dark blue _, l
> order, trimnwd in our usual,
lino style, tor $20.00
DAVIS. The Tallor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Fumislicr, t
In“ HM»
Mme-M.
SPRING AND summer secret
AND
Where You Can Find Them! 7, ,
not there are
. mus Iflll'l'lll. Pall":
THI PRIOI! THI ITVLII
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