1‘ s
' One dealer stated this morning that he
:2)
» A., who is recruiting odicer for South ’
" Norwalk,» ridgepcrt, and New Haven.
" persondliy k
the above givesme pleasure, I believe
.. l owo my
, Old, Well Lodge, No.31
d
Prepare , ,
Weathuvo to tile with
«Golden MyAWbitc Pine E:
the ride that‘llitn the bulls ya.
250. and bile bottle.
1‘. ll. QRlFFiN, Dragging.
205 Washington fit... so. no“
He has a slight ottack of ma aria.
Caleb Wood, of Cove street,
New York. '
The next union class meeting, which
will beheld in this
will be the last
place. next month.
Mrs. William Reed of Gregory Boul-
.ovurd. has returned from a visit with
friends at Yonkers. , ‘
James Hull, of Van Zundt avenue
has taken ,a position with lsl. intim-
ilum, oi First aveauel
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles li‘ox‘.‘oi Henry
street, have been entertaining their
nephew, Edward Cosme. of Brooklyn.
"Conductor Frank-Smith. of Henry
street, was‘ able to be out yesterday
for the first time since ills recent ill-
neon.
Mrs, William G.
noon. .
Miss Lillian P. Stevens has resumed
hcr Closo demonstration at Grithn’s
drug store after several days’. 111)!
sauce. ‘
Charles Murray is the new superln
tendent ot‘ the Sunday school at .St.
. Paul’s Mission. He is well liked by all
the scholars.
Gas pipes are being hauled and piled
in the open lot West of Husted's mar
hot in East nv’enuop ‘A main is to be
laid in Henry street when Warm we.u'~‘
ther arrives.
William Twiss. the shoemaker on
the bridge, is making a pair at line
boots for ex:chernor George ill.
Lonnsbury. ‘Mr. 'i‘wlss has made Mr.
liounsbury’s boots for the past twenty
years. He has a particular last that
just suits the ongovornorn , .
Fred Ani.le‘t‘iion,”'ot Nor-walk, is last
bacomiu popular-us a talented mus
icinn on the piano. Last Sunday even
ing be delighted thosc.who attended.
St. Paul's....l‘ssion, by playing on the
organ. lie is but twelve years of age,
but manipulates the keys equally as
well as man techie years.
é‘: .IA skiff; Wight neim.cranes uncut
. t . bi ' . a“: (my .3Mi'$.,E.HL: Gregory“ ‘ v; ,
M.»§§£°’iitW-li§§li§§r§§ ‘Q‘lag'ci‘tmiriigi‘niwg WWW Mira Pruitt rt Swim“
Yostcld be c' astrayifa’ d the , t ”Wit wirWlth’fhmi‘.flfl“dpaf
» ”an a ”trim“. «inactililliaii‘liiti-mnew.
channelunhd cum lindetgtlhsgi‘ggge: blihfilhiklélting ihl‘bndsflhfiNawafi'ork
W , Q Efren demands obstituting for him
act-snag Josephsmumnioou "“3“ 19'1”?“ "
apiece yesterdoytihiteroonnat the .aEast’
Norwalk comets hf Members, at .Old
‘ ‘Wcll Ledge had is urge ot' the services
and were assisted by Revs. .l‘. 'J, Foust
‘ and Romilly F. Humphrics. , .
The ladies of St. rain-s mlsszon‘m‘et
got the mission last night. andfcrmed
a society, to be called the Ladies’ Mia.
sion Society. The oilicers elected are
Mrs, Frederick Wheeler. president;
. Mrs. Edward Drake, secretary, and
Mrs, Frank C. Smith. treasurer. The
new society is holding a meeting this
‘ afternoon at rib-aresidonce oi the trea.
surcr, Mrs. smith.in Henry street; for
the purpose of doing some sewing and.
laying‘piansi’or the bazaar to be held
immediately nttcn‘ irout. it is not
known as yet whether the fair will us
hold in East or South Norwulk.
The milk dealers in this section are
complaining becau'Se they are unable
to collect milk bottles from tlieirvcus-
tomers. They leave a certain number
ot‘hottles and when they call for them
the bottles. are not to he found; There
is very little profit. in milk stony
time, and it the price of-a' bottle is'j tak.
. on out of nearly every nuart.the.deal¢
era will soon have to suspend'bu’slness.
was compelled to purchase a groan l1;
>2 u
‘ 3 be-
‘ 1th}, he bottles. on re“
J: , em when einptyn-
Corporal Francis Drake. of the Fifty-
iourth‘ Company, Coast Artillery, ,U, S.
; the .flaviiand: ‘Hot 'l
" ‘ nel as follows:
,. d " eWard H.3F.,P.ierce;
Utes. A... in :htanila‘. KP. ‘71.. now‘oi the
Bridge Pharmacy, and am anxious to
praise him and thank him icrserviees
rendered while I, was sick in the divis-
lite to this kind oflicer."
Q , saw! tron
A lQfihlr‘Chapter, Np.
give an entertainment a
tomorrow streams. in the lodge roo ..
in Washington street. Southworwfalk. a
. aptain Georgefiwicks Was calling
on friends lung
whohas been ill
tween i
. .. star in out"?
H intends to
m it ‘1... insist up: season
‘ in tubs and
tor-ant is.»
Allan.
luu‘ satisfaction or your money" back.
alarm. . 3Q
” MS Partrlck is indisposoddoday.
has
closed a contract for some work in
Lecount is enter-
taining the Emanon Whist Club at her
home in Riverside avenue. this after-
spending
zen, ,
V ‘last‘
i
cant» storm»;
_ phone films we
t L
to sum it a.
, Nihilist
b Mlsseitliivs lib
to their‘ilomo.
Theron! on the new
‘ i is completed.
before the
o
agreeable weather. . .
store in tho Noxon block. The sai
will begin on Monday.
John Huggerty can now use
has. had a long sings with: it.
.ipnsoi- .
i
purchasing for building. .iurposos.
Civil, :.;,War._
at Nor-atop,
five years.“ ’W
whom: died
as a member
war of the; rebellion.
deuce of irrederlck L. Potter. 201
Quinnipiuc avenue. New Haven. Ad
Qmiralqume'Yii’ost will have ‘chnrgo
oi the services andfiev. DrMPhillipS
orSt Jumcs‘9church‘ ivlli ‘oiiiciate. “ in-
terment wil be in East .l’lains ceme-
tery Hamdem rue deceased leaves. a
son; Frederickijn Potter who 'isrem-
played by Pack Brothers & 00.. a bro
thcr Willam‘employcd at Hooker Cur-
riage Mpnutuctory. of New Haven.
Mr. Putter was much. esteemed by all
who knew him and up to the time of
his death had been in'good health.
¢RAN3URY ,
Robert (lregory'is sick again.
Frank Gregory has purchased anoth~
er cow,
‘ Miss Emilie Taylor. is .vlsitlng rela-
tives in Brooklyn; -: f 2‘ 1 .
Mrs. C, E. Gregory spent Friday
with her sister. Mrs. Weed. of Nor
walk. ‘ .. . , , . ,
‘ Mrs. ‘pattu'irlukior and Miss Millie
Cook, who have been seriously iii, are
improving. _ .
, i Mrwananrii.‘ ’Webb. ct .Norwalka
were guestaidirffiunduy»last of Mr. and
.G‘rcgoryls Ditto
‘Frnnlt Blake av
place.
. ‘WESTO‘N.’
G. C, Sturges has visited in Dunbury.
B‘. C. ~‘il‘itichi.rhasti’p‘urchuaeki a new
horse. . 5
The infant son of Perry Meeker has
been quite iii.
Miss Mary Perry has returned from
avlsit in New Rochelle. Q
.V'Mrs. A.“ E. Southeyhas entertained
Miss Lac; oi’ilridg'onort; ‘
Mrs. Arthur Shepard, of Norwalk
has visited friends in town. '
Miss Edith tBradley has entertained
Miss Foirohild, of, Westport.
Mrs. Forbes, of Wilton. has'risited
her sister. Mrs. Daniel .Brown.
.MrsuDQO. Clause is somewhat im-
proved trom her recent illness. ‘
Mrs. R. C. Williams. of Norwalk.
Mr. and Mt‘i‘ilfi. B..Fancli‘or have re,
turned from a visit .in ‘Danbury. . ‘
Q NoriieidYGrnngo will/hold its semi» ‘
monthly meeting on Friday evening. ‘
~ Mrs. V.’Godtrey has visited her in
ther in Ridgeiieid. who has been ill. T’ 5’
Mrs. E. J. Strugca has been the 3‘
arrest of. her brother, W. H. Finch. of
Wilton. -‘ I . r '
day. -' ,
’Mra. C. H. Taylor is visiting friends
in Narwalk. - . > ' .
a and,
, , ay. _ .
ushi “the: Lind»
John Nichols, of New York city. is
two Weeks with George Ha}.
lélghing.'party~ went to Danbury‘
Wallace
'3 residence and the depot.
announced at.
daughter of At
a . M
«Q .. , drdoaleflnfibnbi
0!.N0i‘0l0ll, who have been volition
friends in New Canaauhhuvo returned
addition to the
it will not be
work on the in
4.. ‘ ' _ g.
in! ii Boil didjno
itiitionui loonvention
ring‘ the recent dim
The management of tile Dnrien Pulr
ilc. library intends to conduct a ram-
mm bale in .the,» recently vacated
his
foot almost as well as formerly. lie
He has
received a neat turn from an accident
insurance company in which he be
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome.E.=Evsrets.,ci’
Stamford. drove to‘tnis piano Tuesday“
and looked at a piece or property east
‘ot‘rth‘e Euglc‘ilook'an‘d Ladder Com-
pany truck Muse. I. with. a view or
lierere'tt Potter. a veil run ot' the
' suddenly
yesterday.) aged sixty-
oi the
22nd resultant. 00. R. C. wand ser-
ved with bravery and honor during the
, The funeral
wil be held today‘nt‘ 2 p. m. at the reel-
- Mrs. ThflronBrown‘ has entertained ,A.Q_iiane..oi~.tiouth Nor-walk. I8“ to‘the
othltdfldfifls ‘ b
Joseph Dooley was home over Sun?
wail piece at intercession District. "r ’
Waithuuscnh. Go... (tunable or
Wednesday night, arriving both i)
about3 am,“ 1 5 _~ '
j Miss Leila”Willinms~ lost a go
tsvatch recently bent/eon
i
were extricated from their unpie
medicaid Q
.l‘»
out .. gin.
at ul-oenlleid Hui.
Micah an (inch has
duties in his store oth. h‘
tor quite a suture site. it
11hr infant stunt '
ltd ‘ilV “Mid.
glb‘ijash it
h, p mania. .
music business. Autonnrps
is
about the house.
Rev. Mr. 'i‘hcmason
' last
and the discourse.reuteruin‘ing: ‘ ‘
yesterday afternoon com
.Westport .suniturlu
held in restraintnntii Ma , .
his case wiilucome heim'e‘itiior‘probate
will examine into his mental
and report at..the hearing. . ‘
l Monday alteration Sylvester "Batter.
son, accused of assaulting his brother
John the day before. returned to his
borne, and learning that Sheriff Kem~
per was looking for him. started for
the centerflnxseuroh otthe sheriff.
’l‘hut dignitary was found, . and the
condition
1iyutthheiore whom it
‘ . was called,
heard «the testimony and
trolled it.
”According to the justice no tangible '
grounds for prosecution wore in arid.
once. The brothers had a quarrel, but
‘it. is ‘uliegeditha‘tuiohn who is said to
,huvegbeen‘drinking. was the aggres:
sor. git was a domestic tili'i’crence
[which the court decreed could better
be adjusted between the two‘than by
the law. .
A sensational (ruse was nipped in the
bud. Monday, by the enforced depac
lure from town of a man named
Schmidt. who was for some tiniebean
turdrznervtat the Gaudiiot'home. datum
ditty nightiituis alibi: Schmidt. be,-
tween whom and John Gaudiiot there
has been bad feeling for some tints,
returned homt ilcr,,,tlle_,inllllolice ‘o
‘l‘iduor’itri’d‘ inn ‘hims‘eli’ Vob‘noxlou‘
his presence only made the gardener
more disagreeable; and he was ordered
of! the premise He refused to go
and defied Mr. Guudiiot to put him
off. "l‘he challenge was accepted and
the men came together. theresuit be-
ing that Schuiidtagot thaliotter of his
rarely, after which he left. the place
Gaudiiot. the elder heard‘voi' the its
one and threatened
ends interceded and induced him to
return home.
The rolowrng day a consultation was
wisdom or disposing o the mutterput
side oil-tho courts.~:sos= chmidt strength» ‘
tionhmi the town, Monday. onsulier-
ibs arre‘Stand prosecution for drunk:
’pesce."Ile took
t
and. departed; , .
Collin: in Restaurantji-‘alln and Do
. , ‘Much‘namage. «1 ‘
About 8 o’clock :fyestema‘y morn!
portldepot restaurant conducted by 1“.
floor with a crash, breaking about}
wortirot glassware and dishes besides
spellingsinlarge‘amonntyoi the aura ‘
{h .,
bias on :‘thea‘lunch counter.“ .-
2 A; party of throe:~were:eatmg break-
ve'rad with » particles of plaster
whl n he idishm'nnd the
"the table was .ruinadr-Yi‘heyzhad
just enough time ‘todump aside as the
plaster tell; “The space» which ted-ls
ft equarebndc is directly
outer and front entrance
‘ , ‘ . ned .ester-
day afternoon. n the building on Rose
street;turmeriy‘Toccupied :by the who
lug departments! the tummy or Hoyt.
e. .
rick walls supported the roof i'
.nil'lill‘.“ ,., it Q
goes at two weeks dr stibn is able to
it a sweat in. attitudes at
M as Mary ii. Pack to Elli. ‘Jehnings.
resumed hilt
delivered his
lecture on "My Trip Abroad,” at the
Greens Farms Congregational church
night. “The ”attendance was large
John '1‘. Quinlan. of Bridgeport. was
mittee‘to the .
born he wlllbn .
hit; when ~
paint, for a hearing. ,.ln themeantimef
Dre. .l. C. lrynch“‘nnd“0. C. Godfrey
:base swan «statements: diuretics.
.lohnfldudilottriéd mania him but“ 1
antagonist andzhandlmi. mm vary. so ‘
and came-dawn to the center. Alexis
vengeance. lr‘ril :
‘ . ulster Schmidtcame to ‘3.
the place fund {litimulnedl motor night.
held and again Lsdrisors, suggested the *r‘
enness, assault and breachoi the ;
theiormer. alternative .1‘
1mm greatness“? canon. .‘
a portion oi thenceilingt'in‘ the’Bi-ldge- ;
resist the table almostunder the spot
where the calling toll. . "Their .clbthes
,nii libs conduct“ at .fi
V ure’ is, ‘5
specialty lust newttand the way he
handles one convinces prospective pur-
chasers that they ought to have em. . :
Barbara. th. little daughter or air.
and Mrs. H nry F. Rippe, who was
seriously ill with diphtheria. has so
‘i'ar recovered that she is able to be
tie t pound! . all n ht. and
thrge shunte’tnenls Eddy and
work, “worry. confinementr over-t
body. dis-insular 0* ‘ d
. ~.‘.l 1‘1" ' fir ‘
"i‘iblndeed the otthldh ii
i‘ln hill
4 his 8’
‘IM
',a
Mark which
which breaks dow
\ become wash.
and, and unsteady and trcmbl
, mend discouragement;
it arrows "Wt filtration
, l... 23;“me rheumatism-15nd iii
. 'u‘iNoyr, whit ii the tomboy?
r (lbvidubl fiflbfiéhg‘ viliibh”’w‘ill
rebuild t a shattered nerves. rc-
y store tori‘efa‘n
. vhioodr ‘hx-uin.¢iand‘ nerves. .nnd
strengthen and idvlgornae’lili tho
‘ Mao
‘ so. mmnletolyi and portend
Iranians;
ing‘ nerves. atra
on are siecpl
all. nud'vou. h
d vitalityH to‘
My ~
thimpnelscJ knov’tn
d
mounds N‘érvurwbl ‘ n.
myne
‘becq
is I I. ,
era speak in the ,
.‘lj
Pr.
thighs.
and 1 out like a new aim. help :mpai ‘
heartburn nut ‘turc, of Dr.
“bucolic sing):
nichniid
pepsin. and
. Br.
en the alternative ot- leaving his post. 7
over one needs a spring medicare”
, . Kid 83 Shoe for Ladies ....... .
on
it it's
a _
um
ans. ".13..
as to v w
lfihflamumfi an "art
Green
itnrie$mnto try it. Amer fakiagfi Wit
cmndy.wtitat=gri~aride
‘ which is restoring t
he
“i
any moo
J as. nervous ‘
Musicale muses won at organ":
all “it! .
pet: in, and I
V ' {I used .‘v'eral medicines but
,,,.,.wlt 1011b manila Q._§$rg a; thefts '
[Abortions in set, boy he
on, Norman blunt and burns telnet
bottlsi ‘ 7 r ‘
. ran
$0.! M Y exhausted, in 1inasmuch
i' but? lion; ‘ or dye—
‘ but hardly any-
n .terri
began to eelmduhbetier.
kins
vermin, cent at
f Qiltfiifih y
, .. d
room when»
nod inclined
. denim
Especially do then grotvfiéhlriifi’sp in train the shipyard!- beast}
r ‘ t) is ' '
recnefs Nervurn' blood
and unusual“ in. {fic‘bfimi’nm a. ,
u
'“r We at
remédy‘right at hand. '
Our
_ stock is, an endless
incoal.‘ "
Think it ovchthenwtelcphoneus. . (52-3.) 1.
In
Jo
7h
2y:
‘ , iterator your benefit-4nd our own. ,Tell us:
‘ your troubl “s‘arid'éif they are due to poor‘qoal we have the“.
chain of everything ‘that‘s'goon
ndlg e. “on pleasure:
'We‘are willing to help you find justTtire coal that will?
compel your furnace to do its full duty in keeping you warm,
tr
The Wadleigh Patent Leather and me
a-
The [lounsbury .8: Mathewson Shoe, $3
, undidi’io; not perfect, m. .i ..... .g..
Men's Enamel and'Box Call“ $3.50
Shoes>.....~..............v...»......
Men’s Patent and Box Cali‘Shoes, a "
sentinel-gain, . ...... . . . 'r' . . .......
Ladies' Storm” Rubbers . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
in
o, u, ding. ,
e usury injured. "i“
.. , , idiom. it mower
ing‘ the stirti‘ugtlh. strain upon ner‘vd‘ bind
a, the health, ‘wenlteul
restless. or iretiui;
stint medicines,
ho health of ‘tho
ie'rrecognizudat the present day
Q him.“ , with ner-
fl'e‘red horribly with
rves and could get no sleep at all.
, Wright-fiend» ~ at-
”1‘1 formsrflPicqcssMS»! Q "mg L or the further 1 ct
m; 1' ~COARSE‘aoWanted. “"9 “may“ 9‘
I , .l 6.3 " ‘ . ‘
more“ .
‘6' who or.)
l , Q _. i ,1. ”H"
noun wuss surest.
SOUTH NQRWALK. 01’. '
i
sotdmon SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel aim Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Handirons, Fenders. 4‘ ‘_
Bird Cages nodal! kinds of warranting.” it? ‘ .
MetalerltLdZepflréd‘ °. “.1" '51 .3 ‘ EUR 8
and Refinished. fiffisafigfi i°"f'9b“
ANTIQUE;~~BR0NZING. LA
age
can.
are
Mr
rune. upcoming
peculiar-inn.
Metal Signs of every description.
the Brass Advertising Signs.
Large Order's a. Specialty, I“,
*
an
of‘the’ {will _ ,
. ‘ . , A“ ‘ the most talented;
I :3 - u , "splaried ‘ldtbe‘prot
All, ‘3 vr 1,9”; .«i1 . a.
mops M?" KINDS or
mop’rrjnll’» Clean“ , to list.
at this store. ~
Keep‘, than.
'F‘
' —-—v—‘,
m
7
PICTURES
to ‘ ‘ .
Framed and unnamed;
.wmoowsm‘ibhs . Q
in stock and to order. "
:3 “worse-emu not.
.5A9Nfiifi? Ticdiihllle. Bread.—
EEQVEQBYTHQ'W‘“ '
PAINTING..AND v
PAPER HANGING.Q;‘ "
Get your “orders i
spring.
PICTURES . r» ‘
‘ Framed to, order:
if“; v“ ., '
y this» “~34 . ._
‘ A machine yommili use
every day. can surface it.
ROOM MOULDIN‘o,‘
Q 112 (wirsomoro‘u eraser.
sourl-t NORWALK.
4' “’Ph'ohb’idS-lii *
J
.M, »
_.. m we» «Wm-w
( Profit osmium. .
.. pro MAKE. It ocean sweep.
~..«“Jt.~' .fi 'r _,
e DHATS
Ari-ML? pierce
‘vAri ‘exceilenifopportunity ito""'m§ite a
change in-your Winter'Hat at a small
expense. The‘best styles and qualities .
all. included without reserve. ‘
-‘ M.lefl-‘;..Ack‘orrrréfn.
.31 butternut. nonw'ALk.
* C°““"c‘“d “1m latte Bridgérc’rt’es
tablishruent.‘ Fine goods at :19“! prices.
1.;
“av-«am
wooisnsnsr. mum the
,tq.‘ .
é‘éoiit our :BUSili-iss"
A8
- 7' onltrecoantot’tlie condition
= tantrum; my lease expiring, 3:33?
i. concluded to close ‘
“(turpentine .. q ,,
. Q. will” and it Winona; v.5...
‘ Thé fleet Bargainsiwiil he to'those L
out, [my Business
who come first. Q .I
Here is scheme to get
.3, Carpets, t‘Etc, . 1 7_
mum...
Fumitu"
_. ELM, ..9 «
L' atlccessorda sconeld ‘ L L
' Normlk cinnamon
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