. goo mail in the
~ ....i militiamen
New England. Another storm suntan
ed lothewesi. mailovsrtheltocky
loontsino. Pleasant panther prevails
in the son and middle states:
Forecast: _ Generally fair tonight
and Friday.,witli decreasing . cloudi-
ness; standout-y tsmpmsture. west
winds.’ " ‘v "
. W
Miss Ads 8. Betts’is ill at her home
in Newton avenue.
--Wall‘ paper bong for 25¢ per double
roll. J. ’l'. Paswitt's.
lliss Linie Jones is spending the day
in Newxorlifltdtr.
1w. Cagessup: ofNorwnlk, is on for
Europe on a business trip.
T The summit Wheel club will have
it run to Southtfiorwalli on May 3.
' ,,,, W
Alfred W. Bette. of Norwlalt. retur-
ped home today from his southern trip.
ind—w
. A memoriaizmice for the late
John ll. i‘nheyl as held in St. Marys
church, this log.
. —Roe,.shagl,ype. N. Y. Market.
. Christian barren. oi Connecticut
avenue. has applied for a license to sell
bottled lager beer, etc.
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John W. Smiley went to Torrytown,
N. Y.. yesterday. to attend the funeral
of his brother. Charles Scuiley.
. lWillafl.
Mrs. t’Homer.‘ l". Buclttnun. oi South
Main street. is spending a week with.
friends in New York and Hoboken. V. i
Y.
r
l
uni-gm lodge. no. 0. l'.. of Rebels»:
uhs. will hold'a special meeting Pro!
day night. to act upon several propo.
sitlons. '
' —R0e snap. 8c lb.; biiclt shad. tic; .
blue fish. Be. at Haycs' market.
More than forty-live million doilziritE
in gifts and “bequests were made to li— I
braries. concise. museums. eta. in that
United States in the year 1897.
i
The twenty-secondfinnnuai meeting at ‘;
Litre Fairleld'Cbunty Teachers' assoc-1
iation will ‘be held in the. Bridgeport.
High school twin-may. April 29. 1
Work is progressing satisfactorily on E
Smith street. Crushed stone has liven ‘
laid as far as the propeller dock. and is 1
now being rolled down by the road rol- I
Tor. ‘
a i
Captain A. .l. Wilcosson. of Nor»
wnllt. has oilercd his servims to Ad‘}
intent General Haven in case ol TIM”
tiiitieii between the United States and,
Spain. . .
i
—-Machinery’ Dealer Capron is figur—
ing with mill customers at Putnam.
Conn. and Davisviile. ll. l.. today. ;
..__...,.._..__.....
Mrs. N. EuPQA. Mr. and Mrs. ll. 8. ,
Richmond, .lr.. attended the tiltietb an-
niversary clothe marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick 'ttnimer. at (lienliroolt.i
on Wednesday. .
-.
A Norwsllt young man named Fen-is.
who came to Stamiord last night, won .
sslaed with a It'in a local saloon. in»~
spits the chem or several to hold him.
the young man’s heed mm in contact
with some metal work, inflicting a bad
scalp wound-«Blaminrd Advocate.
All the Bir Knights of Pioneer l'as-
tic. A. 0. K. at ll. (3.. are requested to
be present at the meeting Friday or-
ening. as business in relation to a new
lodgi- room will be brought up. The
ll. 8. will have the badges tor the Sir
Knights. l). l). 8. (7. George W. (Sol—
iin. of Palomino Castle. South Nor
wnl. will be present.
~Onlvnnising done by Parker Wis-
hart Hall s Col. Stamford.
Air. sod Mrs. Thomas Brady. who
won married‘a‘t St. Mary's church yes.
terdaw. will take up their residence at
4 Smith street. liriibspsrt. where they
will receive lrieods. Numerous New
York and Bridgeport lriends were pre-
sent at the wedding. The bride was
attired in a gown of stone gray poplin.
and the maid of honor. bliss Mary
liltith. was drmed in stone hips.
‘ \\\\\l“
‘ ken to his home.
i inlurday.
‘terlssadevtbsdtrmissarthasias’
debsub went to New York today.
alumni-imam
iseanvasslngfortheutcotrrancis
{3PM Star of Columhlo Circle. Lida
rpmotors. will hold a cobweb social
lit Ifystle Chain hall toiilght. ’
William Johnson. of the lletropolic
tan bite insurance company. is very
sick at his boots. 4 Hartford more.
--lloc shad, 8c lb.; buck shad, to;
blue tlsh. 8d, at Hayes"marhet.
A special funeral train passed
through South Norwsllt this morning
on the way from New York to Lenox.
Mass. .
Victor Wood Ferris went down the
harbor today after brain food. Charles
ll. Helmer takes his place as South
Norwalh representative of the Hour.
Olive Branch lodge, No. 19. K. of P..
will confer the second degree and sin-
plined third degree on two candidates
tonight. All the members are reques-
ted to be present.
Rev. Harlan P. Beach. of New York.
connected with the Student Volunteers
Movement, will deliver an address at
the South Norwailr Congregational
church next Sunday evening.
—-Buch‘shnd. tic. N. Y. Market.
Charles E. Mann and bride. who
were married yesterday in Waterbury.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Smellcdge. of 20 State street. Mrs.
Mann is a cousin of hire. Smellodge.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard will give thr
last of his talks to young people on
The Christian Life of The Church to
morrow evening in the Reading Room
at the South Norwsllr Congregational
church. Subject: "0! what l‘se ort
Baptism and the Holy Communion?"
The oilice oi the South Norwalk ('0-
operative Hut company is now located
in the residence of the president. E. ii.
Bush. South Main street. The drm'r
two sales were moved yesterday from
the debris of the burned factory and la-
The button contest supper at the
Young Men's Christian association
rooms will take place on Tuesday nvv
going. Members ot the auxiliary who
expect to be present will please re»
port to the president or secretary by
~75c and 50: paper reduced to 25¢
per double roll. .l. T. Prowitt‘s. !
A. Morehouse is the latest Danimr)
veteran to oner his services to tho
President iii’case of war. He asks it.
)6 assigned to Fitsbngh Lee‘s corn.
nnnd. Mr. Morehouse is a son at ven
‘l’fllllfl Albert Morehnuse, and nlirmhri
if oilicer R. N. Moiehonse. of Not
walk.
'l'iilotson l Hills show no shundnnrt
of the newest and best styles to bats
trimmings. leathers. etc. and theit
milliners display modern style in ur-
ranging them, giving careful attention
to every detail. They tslie particular
pains to plane each individual custo—
mer.
There was a lively time at the Knight
Sim-t church. last night. with "l?
closing of the Maine attention. An able
decision was rendered by President
ilrwn. acting its judge. The contes-
tants in the debate wore lingo sashes oi
their national colors. Messrs. Middle.
ton. Weston and Smith bearing tin-
Ameriaan colors .utid the Spanish Np»
rmntutive wearing red and yellow-
it. E. llislirnw has charge or the old
Taillilfinfli mtltllt‘ at the old fashioned
player meeting to be bold in the South
Somali: Congregational whorl-h It 5
o'clock. this evening. A large crowd
at the old lullloned people will Mom
to enjoy it. and to sing train in» old
fashioned (impel Myron Book. No. l
which will be used on that old lush-
irmed occasion. limbo. out everybody
and be old fashioned again.
~0rders left at Bludwell's'for piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt j
attention. astisfsetlon guaranteed.
It was reported to the South Nora
wallt police last night that one of the
main gas pipes leading into the South
.Vortvallt Hal company's factory. which
was destroyed by tire last Tuesday
night. was limiting. and hsd been since
the tire. m Pennington nomad;
the gin company. and a man was sent
down to shut oil the gas. and remedy
the dilritlty.
A last meeting oi Yale students will
probably be held this evening and steps
Yale tlsto the City at Paris).
mitts- wiil be appointed tron sash
rlasstosolicttsahsevtptloas. mml'
sdhorifthslsiehewomm
MWW‘MM llrs. c...
"at mm ”a. I! m
8' ~r It”: arrm'rn
ll. H. Golden went to Nougatuclt
day ,to adjust a tire loss.
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The infant child of 'Air. and Mrs.
Parron Bette. of South Main street.
4
\onq.
died very suddenly this morning.
Constable Hoot has placed an tit-i
tnchment on Charles *Mott's bicycle to ‘
cover a claim for rent held by Judge;
A. E. Austin.
The Norwnlli rliib directors have
elected Edward Street. .l. C. Randle‘
and C. F. Tristraiu house committee.
lor the ensuing year. '
Captain William A. Spicer. oi the us-
vy. cousin of Mrs. A. N. Clark. of thin
city. with sixty marines. has been or—
dered to Key West.
—-—tl paper reduced to 35c per double,
roll. at .l. T, Prowitt'ii. E
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union meeting will be held Friday at
3 o'clock. with Mfil. J. Hit-bards. 3i
Chestnut street. All are welcome.
The case of John Trimhcl vs. f‘. H.
Soeley. of Dorian. came up in the Town
’ourt. tit Norwnili. this morning. but
went over. l: in ii civil action.
Michael )IcNorney. of Crnnliury. and
“its Winifred Ripley, drummer of Mrs.
iohn Manlly. oi Winnipouii. were
married Saturday by Rev. .l. J. For
long.
The subject oi tho mid-week men:-
ing in the Norwailt Methodist church
onight will be a God's l'ltimntum. Tim
mutter. Rev. iv'. A. Smiloid, will lead
the meeting.
There was a large- company at the
Willing Workers' circle of King's
Daughters in Mrs. Olmsted. l'uion
i’ark. yesterday. Supper was serve-d
from 5.30 to 7:30.
The section of the old boiler. tor.
niorly used by the South Norwaili Hat
Forming company. is being cut in two
1nd removed from the company's prop:
any in Railroad ptnce.
The Norwalli Board of Health bu»
appointed Thomas Hunt health inspec-
‘or of the city for the ensuing year. lit.-
" will commence the sanitary inspzwtion
oi the my tomorrow.
Word was rmvived iii-n- youtorilay
. that Mr. and Mrs. lsmiorc llagenbaih
or. at New York city. were tho prouvl
parents of a daughter. Mrs. iiagonharh
or was fortiwrly Mimi Mariam lireyfusii,
of this city.
Mary Zitt. iormerly oi Waterbury.
died yesterday at her More in my sw-
nue. She was in the thirtydourth
year ol her age. The lunerai wail held
this morning from M. Joseph‘s mun-tr
The interment was in St. Mary's mine.
tery.
“Blue fish. 8o. N. Y. Market.
The annual meeting of the Door-
geopers' rlrrlc of King‘s Daughters oi
the Norwiilii Congregational church
was held in the personage on lhl' oven, .
log of April ll. ""TF‘IHMFDTI were
served and u plciisutit Mit'illl hour on-
ioyed. The loilmving OTTTV'I‘I’M were «in.
ted: President. Mrs. F. .l. thirtis;
secretary. Miss Helen W. Curtis: irony
prey. Miss Kati! Bertram. '
At the
. Model
Grocery.
Fancy Creamery Butter. the "A,
4i “It'll”
American Food Co}! Soups ........... i‘iw
Hagar Cured Hams, per in ............... lilt'
flour Cured illuinhlem per lb. 7i:
l9 ponnib tinnulstul Him-r ........ Jim
'l'brse pounds Head Rim... ............. 25c
slowing my Lawn Grass Herd.
Bun m.
r hhtriv.
.Wm’i: he had for m. him
gator. lpaylortlievntmtihcpnip
. tispsri‘setl tmelhatsineewo
vs Premium
in m limmnfit an excellent line ranging in price to
Our TBpECoate are the talk of the. town at price»
1 holes in the Neekwear iiep’t have exceeded our
ihighest articulations, and we handle iheceichruted Lion
Brand Shirts. Coll , ‘
giving Wis a double lament.
M M"! WW, Why are
riots»
limb linguist» 9
mwmfifiim‘ "a.
Lorenzo
Coverthst bald spot in your lawn lryr
smut usl'
trunnion. intuit ‘
Fitted plums,
0t Fills
12c Peaches, 10c
Raspberries, 14c Apricots, 10c
Prudent. 15c , Apples, 100
Visit our ,exhibit of Ivory Soap and get one cake free.
".F. D. lAWTON & 00.,
_ ”Willi.
South Sorwalk.
Phone 138-2.
We are manuals in grain.
We study nothing else s\\ the gear
\De glue you washing and mice
that out cannot get nowhere.
"Bug os’ts that‘s than.
Manuel T. Hatch.
v
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illiOOIIIOIIIIOIOIIIIllIiIIOOOOIOOOIiUIDIIIOIOIOI
. MERRILL
COLLEGE,
Stamford,
Conn.
If you buy an ECLIPSE
. “m-.. .m. firs-EMT.
.a.1
g
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.\II these wheels are fitted
A COIIEHCIAL HIGH SCHOOL
For preparing young men null women for business.
THE FACT
that this school annually places over
ninety-five per unit. of its graduating
class, has given it a
National Reputation
for high-toned work.
For outline of graduate mum,
addreu the principal.
Department C. M. A. MERRILL.
Bicycles
THAT STAND THE TEST.
you can coin! with your feet with Morgan & Wright sin-
ou the pedals.
git' tulit' tires.
With Free Repair All the Year.
$50
South llorvall Hardware 60.
it Still to sum.
in"sunnunununmrw
Abundant-e of twin-st and Til'tit styit'rkitl HATS,
'1’!“thth is,
not it” that constitutes our Slipt'l'ilil’ll)’.
I"i'l.\ Ti i HRS. That is
There 's
li'i't‘.
the st 19 displayed by our iiijllihci's-tiistc in the
sell-ct on of goods, correct prim for the merchan-
disc and «Heidi attention in every detail.
l’nius-
talking in every particular. our illlll is to pleaw
each
individual customer and make them our
future patrons. . ‘
Sailors Ill black and colors ill new shapes and
iitl‘ll we.
Hats for street wear and for bicycling
for ladies and misses.
Tillotson 8i Mills,
ilii Washington street. South Norwuik.
m . . .1”... .
[it [Hi Hit 0!
horny and Collin
ii the iloruhlt on:
u...
Ami the establiniiitt
Motion of the iouiiehtv-per's convenient-v.
Quick Meals.
Perfect Cooking.
ion cooilli. llilsbach
ion liil’rllii.
G AS rot litllllllti. Light
of ii GA. RANGE in tin» ltitvhcit in tho Hill]-
The result.» ore:
No Dirt.
Alwnyn Randy.
3*”
Great Comfort During the Summer Months.
a
from 36 to
l
x
THE WEI-BEACH LAMP
T'flllttt'nl the greatest and hunt pleas-iris light sit ii minimum mt,
sod in ii natislnrilam mnwn our who uses it.
We shall be pleased in how the ladies M Norwallt roll at nitration,
and we will MM")! to explain to them in» viii-moo! “as Home:
rind out" new at line.
THE IORUALK BIS LIGHT 00.
CHICO. i. Water “root.
SPRING GOODS.
Ourstoch bail trash and upvto-date.
We have the best suit in the market for 85, and have
$2).
on and (Bulls.
Separate Skirt Amman .
A.
fit
$2.00 Plain Mohoir s. __'
2.50 “
Brocaded Skirts,
lb H
H
The above are exceptionally good quill
very cheap. ‘ -
EDWARD STREET”
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
' "Everything from a noedlo lo
AntiW
pmcss 0N
HARDWARE, Willis
S ,
CHANDLER ”
it . . ,.
Farming Implements, Paintstet
X. B.——\\'c do not quote prices on a few leaders.
OUR ENTIRE srocx BEING LEADERS!
Fox Cycle & Hardware:
l20 WASHINGTON ‘TR‘ET.
It’s
Interesting
That's the way we aim to make our business m
ments—lnteresting, but always truthful. Prim
alien flows into flowery sentences that an imagined and m
thatare deceptive. Our showing oi Spring and Summer”:
is certainly interesting. it's easy to pay more and wont .' *1
in; not as good. It’s hard-iinpossible-topny lg! III 0*
better or more stylish attire.
Just now our new
Blanch Suits
are attracting quite some nitcnlio
Prices range from ‘
“muMm.
Very newest designs in loptless ntocltingi.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Danie. the one
Mahnckemo Clothier. Hatter. and
Hotel Block. . Furnish".
Doflorwnlk.
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGE
Highland Brands”:
Highland Brando are Strictly Union. 5
lllBllLAIli BAVARMI, llldlllllli Pllbl
illllllllll IAL‘l’ EXTRACT. illBlllAlll GR ‘
and Matt with iron. Monk AI. and
Pitt Up Expreanly for Family
M carefully as a physician's presurlptlrut. ‘
‘ri-tt Pumas? man-r roman manta;
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in my
Hotels and salmon furnished at reduced prim
DELIVERED FREE TO FA ' ”
lSAAC (l. HAMILTON. Solo g
'l' . tho. I 2! berth Isis St... W
HllifliutXl’i an the label means Higim ,
Great Sale.
Genuine Btwngpzwaaéth sl'w .
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