‘vdk sIIti South ilorvslk.
. fl
-' . wanna some.
A low barometer {can this Inor-
‘ning our [3129' ‘r. using
13ht rain in the Western portion oi the
e.region in other sections *the
or is pie’sssat, with rising tern-
penture. Light trout: were reported
irota. Philadelphia. Boston, handheld”
Vhfiand Easiport. Me.
Washington tempt: Partly cloudy
moo tonight ano Wednesday; sta-
ileum tempetatnre; south winds.
In... i’l‘ribo. two. 2s; Imp. o. a M.,
will hold a meeting tonight. ,
‘The monthly meeting or the Twin
City Wheelmen'wlllvbe held tonight
.'__u_‘____1_____
. —Paper hung at 25c per double roll.
96 Washington street.
Mn. William r‘. Kora returned .5...
yesterday from a two weeks' visit in
Mt. Vernon. ' .
Butler iodge.l O. O. F.. will rehearse
the first degree tonight. All are re-
attested to be present.
Bethany chapter of T inity church
will hold a cobweb socal Thursday
night in Red Men? 3.111111.
——~s—i————-——-l——-
. Charles Rockwell. oi Merlden. torm-
srly of Norwalk, was in town. yester-
our. caning tong friends
James H. Knapp. or Wes avenue. has
been entertainipg Me an Mrs. Gsorgc‘
'Kiinbardt oi anr’ence‘. Miss.
Mrs. John H. Foley and daughter El-
ale. oi Summit street have returned
heme iron a visit in . ew Haven.
Unclaimed .Ieuers in the Norwalk
dice are addressed to Miss Teresa
Te e. J. H. Resting. R. J. Ward
Several carpenters arrived from
Greenwich. yesterday. to complete the
inside work on J. Sherman Hoyt' s new
house.
—John W. Dakln. piano tuner. will
be at Mahackemo Hotel this week. To
receive prompt attention send orders
. today.
W
The seats. scenery and other fixtures
wore removed from the Norwalk Opera
noose today.” prior to the work of re-
modellng the building. ‘
The iuntii'al oi Mrs. Jane A. Pelham
was held irom her late home in Silver-
minc. yesterday. Rev. F. A. Scotlcld
odicistetl. The interment was in
Bridgeport. A -: 4 -
The Camera pin is .prepa'rlng (or an
outing on Mem6r.a Day. The mem-
bars will go by has a bicycles in Lyon
Plains. to take. view oi the unparallel-
ed scenery in That vicinity.
The Norwalk Proportory School nine
will play Betts‘ academy baseball icon!
at Norwalit Park. tomorrow alteration.
Tho studcnta at Miss Baird s and Mrs.
Meatl' s sthools have received on IIII Iiu-
tion to witness the gamc
The social committcc connccicd with
Eureka lodge. l. 0. 0. 1‘.. has voted to
givc a cobweb social on Friday. May
20. The lotlgc will also hold an outcr-
talnmcnt May 2'th. consisting oi tics»
of (‘uba and vocal and instrumental
music. .
The attractive programme IIrrangt-d
by Mrs. .Inmmt 1'.. Crow's class for liv-
cntoriainni nt in ltctl Man's liuil. t
morrow hi hi. should draw a large and-
iencc. T I proceeds will bu for ilic
benefit of t e l-‘irsi Methodist Epiili'ih
pala‘fluadsy school.
Molt uvcnuc III a pitirloiit ihoiougb
iuIc Ncsriy cvcry housc makm Ir dis-
play oi flags. 'I‘hc rcsidcnccs Iict-tdatt-tl
iIIt-Iiidc those oi I". 1. dance. (' F. Gibbs
Senator a. 0. Keeicr l“ J. i‘urils. w
11'. Deitiyn. A. .1. Mot-tier. A .1. Donna»
Hull. .1. 3. Higher.
~‘i'hc Boston storc in order to unit”
things ilvcly. will alvc a lady it tho Iii
cyslo away ilstiirttsv night. Iiiiy cv
orytblug you pool there this work. and
you Will stand I good Ilnintc to own
I IIrst-ciIIIIII wheel
'i'hoodorc l"l‘iiill'-l||l. II wail-known
stone mason. died this Inornina ill his
home in Lexington avenue. He was a
native of ilaiy. but bad bot-II in llouth
Norwsllt for several years. 'l‘hc tuner-
ai will tic held from lit. Joseph's church.
tomorrow morning III 11 o‘clock.
<—
I'I'Ioiids of Hon inmost ll tIiIusthd
were pitisscd tidi- morning to are hlIII
iii-Iii about town in his csrrisu lit
see-:3 to ho undying the clctir tilt and
itrlghi sunshiut. and said he tall or)
mioriiihlo. Ilo certainly has liiiitrm-
out very really. and will. it is Mp at
to rrsiiiiw his pill" in his
:33“ its his. answer ditoiiili‘ii in
duh lint intuitions at his widow-u
3‘“. “iii Advocate.
" I‘ou' Ir
law mount
71%"! I [ml/r
yam' ss‘d
Iii. little (I?!
- , oi Cleveland‘s
4: Midi-g
order
m
New York sy. *
1
Thtire will he whlsb playing at the
Central club-house tonight.
Miss Mai Glover has resigned as a
teacher in the Center school.
——b——
The furniture has arrived for the
First Methodist Episcopal church
5» ~81. Paul's Guild supper at Berkeley
street chapel Thursday from 6 to 8 p.
In. Everybody welcome
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kinditlen, in Port Chester.
Bishop McMahon council, Catholic
Benevolent legion, will meet tonight.
Frederick Lyon, clerk at M. H. Glov-
er's shoe store, has purchased a new
bicycic.
.3
George Scotield is- acting as conductor
fin the Norwalk Tramway company's
he.
The iuneral'oi the infant child of
James P. Monahan. at School street.
was attended this morning.
Levi Haniord. oi Belden avenue
makes an elaborate display oi hunting
in honor oi Dewey' s victory.
Professor Bates, of Chicago. is spend-
ing a few days in South Norwallt,
the interest of nitriotone.
—Quality. , style and workmanship
:nakes the Imperial Crown cigars popu-
ar
Raymond Brothers have the contract
to lay concrete walks about the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
——-———_.——;.
Iheodore Franzlila. who died at his
home in this city this morning. was. to
.have been married in a few days.
Another meeting pi the commission-
ers upon the insolvent J. A. Pinneo
estate will be held next Saturday.
The engagement is announced 01
Miss Tilly F. Seofleld oi South Nor-
walk. and George H. Raymond. oi Dar-
«3'
The allies of Benjamin Harris. the
Water street cool dealer. is being Ilcc-
01m“?! by design, Hoyt. oi Elizabcth
s roe
The White bicycle donated by Agent
P. E Lockwood tor the Alpha races
has’ arrived and will be placed on ex-
hibitlon in Comatock Brothers' store.
.—
E. A. Pinhncy. of Utica. N. 1.. im-
meriy oi Norwaik has been appointed
manger oi the lilqdltabis Gas and Elec-
glic kLight companys scrvice at Camp
ac
The last pub. to meeting oi ilIc good
roads commission will he held in thc
court house Now Iavcn. May ."4 anti
from present lad atlons ihc mcciing
will be a rouser.
will'iit'e Church Guild cakc sillc, wt-d-
nesday. p. m.. at residence oi Mrs.
Jamt's Hoyt. ll Arch street. '
'i‘bc ( ‘onsolitlnicd Railroad company
bump this morning pluc ing woodcn uw-
IIIngs ovcr ilic sidewalks ut the Wash-
ington strcci bridge. They will scrvtv
lo Itcep the water. which illlii bciorc
bct2i II grout IIII aunt-c. from dropping
on \pcdcsi rluns.
id. 1’. chd. druggiat. will attcutl to
any business in Norwsiit rt-Iaiing to
Iioyt's 'I'hultrc. mcai pariics Iii Nor
wullt wishing io sci-urc ihc lioilill‘ may
do so through him. HP will also 111‘”
ilic rcservctlscnis for oil p rioiuiulitts
'IIII- sale for i. cc and liull's MiIIIII'I'lI
is now open Iii his store.
Ai ilic meeting 01 i‘uiiIoiic IIIiitIII
l‘iilliil'll. Knights oi t'oiIInIiuut. bod cv-
tniug. Iiic rcports of tho ilnuuciui oi«
lich-s wcrc nintlc. 'l‘bcy showcd tho "I"
sanitation In no in it highly IIrospcI-ous
condition. A delegation was Iippoluictl
to accompany it. H. S. K. W. 11. Mt-w
Mliiliill to Sandy liooit. Sunday. ior dc.
lircc work.
~"7iii‘ and the paper reduced to 26c
per double roll. .1. ’1'. Prowltt‘s.
‘i‘bo pupils oi tit. Mary's parochial
school save Ii i'ttlliitlii at tho Norwalit
tIpo-rn House last rvonlns in 1111' III-cs-
cut-c at It large audience. li’wus on-
Iiiicd .lcphthii and His lisugbicc. Au
oIIcI-oita entitled The illd Woman in
tho ilboo was also admirably I'ondci'cd.
'i‘wni‘ IIIutii sliitMliI til “it“ but Whit
flit. who road oi 1hr attack on Francis
urn. oi Namath. In last niliil‘ s tion-
that coins to Norwsiit this mornins.
tearing ihcy lillht be under suspicion
Mr Maura said they wrrc not the taco.
'i'lIc iiInorIil st Mrs. Ildwsrti A ‘I'Iiy
lorwu iwly Itltciidcd liiII tiiicrtiouti
iroin her ists restrictive in l'IIioII avo-
one. it" i'.A .Itsodeid oihcitttsd as
slsmi by My. (1. M. Hsiiieubcolt '1th
was it iicsutiiul dorsl dinning. IIoIii- oi
the lotions being sent by i I- Always
Reedy circle. at which the Iii-cesiwd was
it member The burial was III Norwslit
tt'inclory.
“11an told. ior llit last 111 you”
"menial
It .ths iirldgo-
mm. and tor the butt
‘I
w... ....
dorm oi the dermis ins socio-
i . itoIItlI Norwslli. [radiated iron the
st conservatory. Multichannel.
will in the sear iiitnre open It studio I
«list-r Norwsiit or south Norwsiii
Voice culture. so... homoerotic cors-
pssitiss. historyoi pastor-s1 sight
roll“. lit . m1
- " r. c. Leila-burr to s will meet
1011le 18
Wheat continues to advance and is-
now it. 85 a bushel.
Attorney G. H. Vosburg. Jr.. is in”,
. it!!!
Absolutely gr.
DOV“. WING more 00:, UIVI you.
m.”
UNLAWFUL *PBOSEOUI'IOH.
Action Brought against a constable.
Justice, and an Attorney.
Attorney John .1. Walsh has been re.
Vtaineti by 0. 1.. liassett, oi Wilton. to
take action against 'Justice George D.
keeler Constable i. D. Keeler anti At-
torney Gray. alleging unlaw iol prosecu-
tion.
This is the outcome of an action in
which Mr. Bassett was {nested on a
body writ ior a judgmeii in a suit 01
several months' duration.‘ lic secured
his release by giving his horse and car-
riage as security.
Some time ago Mr. and Mrs. Bassett
nbrought suit against James 1’. Price. a
restaurant keeper. for a milk bill. and
attached a baby carriage. stove and
some other ariIcIes. When this suit
was settled Mr. Price brought action to
recover the lcles replevlncd. A
judgment was rendered. it is ullcgcd.
against only Mrs. Basset! but Justice
Keelsr alleges that it was against both
of them.
This is disputed by Mr. Basseit as
well as by Mrs. llasssii and the latter
has rt taincd Attorneys Hiirlbuti & Gre-
gory to look aitcr her Interests.
The case is to be thoroughly investi-
gated. anti it Is said that ii any irregu-
lar proceedings have been indulged in.
Mr. and Mrs. Basscit have givcn their
attorneys instructions to make the
guilty ones suffer the extreme pcnuliy.
ACTIVITY AT 3010)! POINT.
lsetingot‘the Directors on Friday-
Glesning up the Grounds
'i‘hc tlircctors of tho ltriton i’uini 1m
provcmcnt company will hold their first
important hurting on Friday at 1‘
o'clock. in tho hotel at the Point. Mr
Mansfield, 01 the Noramlk fiamwui
2'
company. has placed a car at tho tllu
portal of the directors. It 1:111 team
the corner of South Main and Wash
ingioII sire-Its at 1:15 o'clork on the
day oi thc mot-ting.
The Point has taken on u act-no tIi
activity within the past day or twu. iI
prcpnruiltuI for tho opening on Mr-
inorial lluy. ’i'lic carousuLhnII bot-II
iIIIt-ovtrcd. and tho lcssccs oi sonic ill
ilit- privllcgcs art- getting their stands
III l'i‘llilllli‘iiil ior luminous. .
Laborcrs arc ill work about ilIc
grounds. cit .IIIIIIg up and mulling some
minor I‘ipltll'll.
I'K'HOUNEN liti'i'i‘iiM I‘I'WARIIS.
lily Associaiud ’rcssJ
Noritiltl. Vii. May 111- hc captain oi
ibc sit-nincr Northampton reports paus-
Iug 1| schoonci' bottom upWartis in (‘h' It-
iliit'liki“ buy. Sunday. do! far from ”11'
month of York l'il‘i'l'. l“l‘lilII iiic wrt- 'ii~
lmt' IiIItl dciuls iltmltig lllllr. it is
thought slw Is a III'IiiwI IolIotiIIci Iud
cII with typrcss and sin Ming
”1‘ That must lli' lli‘. ltIicI't-aiing
book you iIl‘i' I'l'ltllllill Shc (iii. it's
Iiwiully I-xt-lIiIIII. 'I‘III- lIcI‘olIIt- chang-
cs IIcI' gown six iIIIIt-s in tho Ilrid
ciIIIptcr
-—Ordcrs to" at iliudwell's for piano
and organ tuning will roccive prompt
sitcnii'on. Satisfaction guuruntocd.
m
To Army Volunteers.
I IiO‘I‘iitiiiAi‘Hi“ l 1': l.-‘i\\ in
will iiiiIIi-li Hi‘ twirl-«Italic taiIiIIt-i I'bun.
acupioi for ii lit to all muons ior I w 1 III..."
i'.ill|itll 'I‘iIi-niiiirhtdds utititliiiiillh by Lil
Increasing
interest
himwii in the piiidi inn Itil'mi- tum-st
did plea-t. 'I‘rndclsinip ulna. th
in I and not . oi additional unit-,r. I
have lthiii lord worit. IIiIsII-«Iiiaiou
«ml v and rIIIIniIiIII-Isinps. A
tat-i the
amino look at trust in thallium-Install
ill to pustpnci vc vii-ionic I»
WA!" '1' Will!"
Nuihl ilitsr in be lined limit In pIii tut
luliiimi' . 1h.
[Miami's high” and iii mall Ilt'nioiid. «I
11 iii [In I itilsliI-i
1|“ A...‘ I" lhi 1m Saturday. “it" Hit.
II III luv 1.!”
III Ii rlultil is Mn l 1in-
hilly“! ii'i Mold-ill: WI I Aidil Mali. 3 -
lucid "list and I Ibiiry snap. II-
‘4 «In. tvIIIdctI-od Milk. is
11mm Illifliii: cm In um. i no In. so...“
"w in tiny «pivot tins. iwflittiu' who
1 mm im- so. his is III it e wait in gm p
ivr 1 inn 1ch Must I. roll” liiici m imdl
the boot cute. is lmnc tut-Ir tut: lit
a lowdsist .."h'Iill iI
'i'ticitnu- out. Mitch Honing. oi .lr no it.
Guild Figs. ii‘c lb.
tilt-c m- w picnics. ill} .I biotic
i‘ «1"me Tomato mop. union 1*. dis
oi rIr-st limp. iiic can,
miliorats flinch or White t'bcriios. .ilc cIIu
II'II'IM. 1011111011.
A use tin-rm. stmieiu win-it. arr.
A ton quart iislrsmand iron Whit r Poll. "I
if ssh l'rltvu. Premium Mumps given. and
on growing in permits rlt'.
murmur. Mr or lite-Is at this
ilososti sol-museum yosrsrrvtp.
Modular-rs. tum-stem?
lFairbanlt’s Gold Dash. . . ..
1FairySoap,t-................
22 South Main
Phone 138-2.
Prices Get Customers;
But Quality Keeps thorn.
as long ago‘.
Buy oats that S clean.
MANUEL " l'lA'l‘Gl-l.
Coldwell’s
imperial ‘
A re the best we
selection of goods, correct
disc and careful attention
i'uturc patrons.
straw. ._ .
for ladies iiilll misses.
8b \\ usliiugton silent? South No
l
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GAS
Economy and Comiori
in tin Household calls
tor the list it ...
pit-tion t-l iIIc IIoIII-ehts-pcr s t-tIIIII-Ii
Quick Meals.
Perfect Cooking.
A‘l‘
t'deIt-t-s tho II-rI-Iii- «I and Intuit
in
El. Rinses.
S 10000000000110000000000001 N" N)
Stand by on
Wt ~Iiit|l lit III or II In Imh llIt
dud wc will cod tor III c width
and ”lid r item of “flu.
the tummy.
W (I have it low more of those
$10.00. but they are going lust.
and if you want what It right 111
\ Glothler and F
iIli W all Surat.
I‘he Evening Mtlnel's
No Dirt.
Always Ready.
illdfll illilllllll‘l lllll‘lllg illBSll llllllllOl' “OllilIS.
'I'I-Ia WILIIAOH LAMP
Itiu‘l is It Niiisiiit'iititt in i'H‘l'," mic it im lilfl'l ll.
Till NORMAL! 0“ L101" 00.
want Columns i
seroto-
F D“. LaWton 8» (30.,
Street. . .
~ If you buy your next lot of outs of
us, you ll be sorry but for ouc thing:
That you didn't llcgin to pationize
l
i
o
Lawn Mowers
kuow‘ of on tho murkct.
“(lootl things are more apt to be t ‘lli'i 1p
than cheap things are to be good.
South Norwalk . .2
Hardware Co.
The Stalls Slicing iniiilliIIery.
\buudance of newest and best st less in H A'I‘S.
'l‘lilMMlNGS, li‘ll.\'l‘lll'lllS,-
not all that constitutes our su leriority.
the stylc displayed by our mi liners—taste in the
That is
There '3
1‘0.
prices for the merchan-
in every detail. I’ aim-
taking in every particular, our aim is to please
each individual customer and make them 'our
Sailors 111 black and colors III. new shapes and
Hats for street wear and for bicycling
Tillotson 8» Mills,
Iwulk
I’OR COOKIIG.
I'OII IIIll‘I'IIG.
I'Illl IIIGIITIIG.
And the establishing of a 0A. RANGE IiI ilIc ltliclIcII in tlic toni-
icucs 'I‘lIt- results urc:
picnvdiia light til it llllliilllillii cmi
iIItlit u M Kuwaiti ml III will IilllI'l.
ill iiuIII ilw "Mill-Iii Iin~ liIIiIItt-n
OM00. ll Wntor It"...
Old Flag.
'uuaumtnnu‘uun at. )000000‘"
lipyy our goods of us and Wc'll stand by you.
“or Iluslucss Suits ior $6. 50. $8. 80 and $10.00 arc
citccllcut vulucsuntl cannot be duplicated clscwlIt-ro for
silk liiiotl i“opl outs for
”or l‘uruishinu Hoods wilt'lidl‘tiili'lli Iii kept IIp-to-duic
this Iiuc wc how it
Willis H. Seileck,
nrnlsher.
Norwnik. (ltiiiii.
‘..'20c*
Brocatled Skirts, $2. 00 Plain Mohair Skirts, $3.
“. u. 2 50' it .16 it ‘
3.75 All wool clicviotsergc.15.m
The above are exceptionally good quality, on
very cheap.
”EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwaik, Conn.-
w
30 ARE
EAGLE,,CRESCI$.\1T, SYRACI'SE AND SPIERS"...
Bic) cle Repairing, ‘etc'r‘
FOX CV LE & HARDWARE 00
I20 SHINGTON STREET.
Full line Bicycle Sundries.
“Small Profits and Quick Sales."
waFv-“m mav—
I 0.0 . .
lived in this town. he would certainly buy his
Nat C. Goodwin ,‘.
ML‘;.
our Iriends have the same 0 portunity right”.
our new. better. . . dliierent " prlng and Summer .
exhibit. Superior advantages in the his ying 0*
selling prices to take care of themselves. We'll two—Of
ol you. too
IN FURNISHINGS
WcIIItI'cIiII illiullilulli’t'lfpllii VIIIIIIN that are bound to
Iiiukc I: a mum ’II-d hit-ml».
AI .‘II- willin'llili'l‘h Intuit-oi it'glllurt'iit‘ ocb- and trimmings. ; .
At his \lIItlIIts IIIItli Iic"\io ulIiits m would not bc unburned to
l'til‘ 750.
(int 111'“ 'illlpt'ii IItll-rlcuuu Illilit'l‘\\ilil‘ III M.- IiIti-ti be seen ‘0 fl
It'll-I'm i: lit' '.ii
lilo n l \I l'\ t-tt'liiiiyz illllil Iowa...
O
I‘-lI- --t in" but :t it“ “1' until)
South fl
Mlllllii’k’t'lllii
“”ll‘i- N tii'walk.‘
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CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES
Vive Cameras. ’0 I-lnts I-A. GI.
Klondike Cameron. .1 I-lxl no. Ob.
Northboro Camera...“ sz1- a. IJJO.
l-ccuittl hand As . iiiiill I III on «:1 u-Ioliiluu with: It in oi It II- II pluio liilltls
con. iripudimd illil)ilit:t- o...- it '
Full Line oi Plates. Chemicals. Printing .3
Papers and Frames. . .
1 11111 81111118. it 11111 strut. ilorriil. tilt.
THE besr IIAII Bert
blond Brando:
"lg-rid lands are Strictly Union.
memos “MIMI. amuse r y
mom I“! "TRACT. Iliflillfll 0 l. . ‘
and lots with “a “uh Ale on
1‘ Put Up lapressty for Family U... .
its «wildly m it pliyslt isn‘ it proscripiloii.
'H' 'U.'." ”II-T 70"... “..‘.
The, build Ian.“ the wash. and arc iIII-tirptisiisd lush all m
III IIIIII «simu- furnished tit redacted
DELIVERED FREE TO FAII
ISAAC o. IIA’liut'ros. sai- Apia.
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