’1' . slant r‘eliel‘ permanent curo Dr. J'l‘ho— . mus Electric 0“,. any drug store. ‘,J;1oduys m1 of the Bridge 111.111 Market. 'fington, this morning. from Err-Senator ‘ hold a meeting tomorow afternoon at . ‘ , Ely avenue. Mr J J 1113.111 is much 1m caved. 1 Corps will go to Bridgeport, Monday Polk City. They will go on the .:7 28‘ :_ “Independent Society Will hold. meet... J f 111g tomorrow afternoon and wilL send V. Decoration day “ orchestra furnished the mus J. J, " . 1111111111111 wi 11 - - ‘ this evening at the meeting of the “ 11111111111111 It's rehlly'lunneccssnry to say anything” "more: about" them for you well- kndw it means highest duality possiblb. J i. 51 WASHINGTON eraser.” ‘ the 1 11th o‘6iockJ this morning. new wagon. —» Union Label Cups. O’Brien . J W Feel. at Eownyton. bus but» coffee business. W. S. Sturtcvn‘ut's store. to Norotou, yesterdny afternoon. An important meeting of the local1 Tuesday evening, May 6. ice piu‘ut in Water street. Lisle gloves for women are tho thing now. Local lino ides F W. Stevens oi Boston is in South Norwuik on a business trip. -‘-Forcquurtors Lumb,J13c lb. Hoycs’s There will be an important meeting of the Economic Dengue, next Tuesday night. A branch oilico of the Postal Tele- gi‘llph Company will be located in Ho. tel Clifford . . *Néw Dunlap lit O‘ Brien’ s. Mrs George F. Lockwood continues . quite seriously ill VlVit her home in Eliz- Jubeth street. J Charles R. Halter will address the J Jennings Club. tomorrow. on the sub- Jcct “Adve1tislng " . mDiphthean sore throat emup. 111- There are many specials on ilsh in T he prices are quoted. ’ merge Overton returned yesterday __ from his visit at. Stony Brook, L 1. lie is well pleased with his new race) ~Chicke‘nb Jlfio JiJ). Huyeuhs Miss Jennie Slousou, who his been ill at her home with an attack of 1 tousolitis, was able to go doWn stairs yesterday for the first time. ‘ A tclégram was raisived from Wash~ 1on1! Mrs. John H. Ferris to. the eiftct that they would arrived in New York about 6 o clock this evening. «Soft. 1111‘s, Sonnets. O'Brien, The bids for the water innit) exton sion to Belle Island will be opened ..‘.outh Norwnlk water commissionom ‘ The bids closed yesterday at noon. , ~ .1. Wesley Sinusou returned this morning to his duties in ‘Comstock Brothers’ South Norwslk store in South Main street. Although entire- ly recovered VtrornJ tdnsllitis he is quite weztk. 4.5m. Roe Shad, 3o ouch, at Hayes' , The Womens Catholic Benevolent Legion or St Jdbcph’é church ‘wili 4 o'clock. The ladies of St. Joseph's and St. Mary’ s Chbichcs are cordially invited ‘ The cigarniakers oi? the town will play ball next Saturday otter-noon, on the Mayflower oval The captains have not yet been announced, but it is said two physicians and the nmbulnnce hays been engaged. ~Countcrs, Fixtures and Show Cat: or at Auction Sole, Saturday night 31 So. Main street. J. The postponed meeting or Louise Lodge. Daughters ermann. will be be held tomu'rro ttornoon at the residence otféildrs Willie; W Wei’s’he The South Norwajik Fife 111.11.911.11. eyeniug. to attend the annual reception. or the Crophophonc Drum Bond. of the train from South Norwnlk. . “La e‘jRoe Shad, 35, each, at Hoyes‘ The picnic committee of the tallun 1. . 1 out the entry 1111111111 to 15.11 the bicycle riders, for the If to be Jhéld on ‘ The mesquero e sociab given in Washington Hull, 01.11.111.11 11st night. ' E. ' of physicians. vaccinated ninety- -seven , 111.6 and 9 p m at 315 Fairfield uvc , one, Bridgeport. Eugene Weber, New York; F E. T0115- storu of the l). M. Rood Company. . The Old Wilts Whist Club will moot Wednesday evening. utdhe residence of Mr and Mrs in) Colo. on Elmcrcst. The ()1 [Ole Baseball tottm is schcdul; ed to play hull with Frank Sherwood's team on the Mayflower ovnl this at- ternoou. ’ ll‘iuult DeForcui has left the employ of living Lockwood div. Company and secured a position with the Old Well laundry. -—-Gold and Silver Watches, Ringo Main St. Saturday night. Dr William J Tracey with 11 corps. scholars at the Franklin school, yes- tcrday aftctnoon. odist Churches 0 The Norwuiks will be bold in the Knight Street A. M. E. Cin1rch,'i‘11esduy evening. 1 A series of baseball games with the Norwclk and Stamford Y. M. C. A211 is being arranged. The first match is being played in two or three weeks. All of the bottom hats in the milii~ ncry store of the Rowland Dry Goods Company. were put on sale this morn~ ‘ing.- There are some great buignins _ William P Beers the Norwulk book- , seller, has a new lot of pictures in col- ors. Those pictures are bv licmy llutt and 1111) going to be very poqu inr. in North 11.11.. street will give a con cert iu the South Norwaik Congrcgu tiouul Church Wednesday evening. April 30 ‘ w—Dr 113.110.11.11 ocuilst and nuclei can be consulted in the parlors oi' the Mshuckemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and Fridays, botwocn the home or 1 and h 1). 11).. and duily botwen 9 and [2 11 Eyes examined and diseases treated ‘ ’iiheiocul Burtcndein' Union will hold on impoxtant meeting in Elk’s Hall. in South Main sheet, tomorrow uttrr- noon. it is desired that all the b.11- tenders be present ‘ Francis Boylston succeeded in cine» ing on the estate left by his wife, Marin Boylston: in the probate court yesteo day. Attorney H E Farr rs was coun- sel for Mi Boylston Stanley Lown‘dcs‘ oyster stcumei “Loin L." which has been at the South Long island yesterday the repairs huv lug been completed In the case of Mrs Jane A. Smith vs Robelt D Brooks“ et ul Attorney George H, Vosburgh tor the plaintiff secured a decree at foreclosure in the superior court, yehterday. ‘ It is expected ti) 1; a large crowd from Stnmtord and he Norwulks will go to Danbury,‘ Monday night to wit- ness the boxing exhibition between Joe Walker and John “Dutch" Mono- --Selt- opening llinbrollss $1. O'Brien. . Court Nan-11k. F‘. of A. hold a meet ing this week and appointed the com- mittee that will have charge of the dance to be held next Friday night The members are 13. McGrow chair man: E ii. iloyes’, J. Newman, D Moore and Thomas Dowd. Several young indies representing ‘ teams captained by Misses Julin B. a. practice game of buskctbnli. at the Y M A.gyn'1unsi1nn', this morning. 3 played. Gues'fs yesterday at the Hotel Nor-i walk were E. E‘. Gotham, East Nora walk; F Leonard k Rev. J. McCl Bellows, Mrs. nun. P. Allen. l), Daubury: J. or. E J. Keane. a at Bridgeport» L EJ111111, underwent a onhheriirlght cheek 2 n‘viuinity ct Milkmen Charles E Hoyt at West. port avenue, Non-walk 111 out with u chased a new wagon iorV his ten and: A ldud of furniture was taken from ‘ Barbers Union has been called for} ‘tDiotonbuch 1% Johnson 1110 expert: meutlng today with their new artificial, -~2 lbs. Shoulor Steak 2i” 1.1: Ilayoo‘ u. j There is every kind at the} and Chains at Auction Solo, 31 81). J The union class meeting of the Mcth~ ‘ The members of St.Pcters‘Clu1icl1 1. Norwalk dock for repairs returned to ban, and Howard Smith and Joe Badg- ‘ ‘ ; ley. tJ Lockwood and Amy Ferris. indulged in . Owing to the non-appearance or all the ~ ' mainline, Va regular some could not be PLUMBING. STEAM J J ‘ HOT WATER. iii;- 3 Bill-iliiiltt. -1 AM) on: ~ 1 :. ”111111: ,J J ,« J f" To). Meet Tron. Copper . ‘/ ' ‘ and Zinc. .. .' 50 South Main Strut. ‘ South Norwalk, Conn. . Telephone: 1223. . . I I I.-,I,-,- of advanced styles. We‘re showing something extremely [etching in fun cy striped and dress shirts in our Spring display. Also the latest thing in collars and cuffs. Everything in fashionable nechweur and men's furnishings can be found here, and will suit you in sands and prices-bound 1 to do lt.Tl1nt’u why we succeed when others fail. J See our Everlnetlc Suspenders. on exhibition in our south‘wludow. ‘oms tookBms. Norwuik Store: " Masonic Building- J 1 Telephone 011132-23 Lani News Notes 11114.11. D. Vernum and Miss Mei-ion .Vernum‘ went to New York this mom- ing. J Frank Riley, formerly of Norwalk. was a guest yesteulayyoi Dr. Boomer. .Vol Prospect avenue. A son has been born to M1 and Mrs. Louis Hush. of Day street and he has boon named Ciiil'ord. ' Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M. held a lregulur meeting last night and trans- .actcd regular business. J Lounsbuiy Mathewson & Company' 5 shoe Jmunufuctury in Havilaud street South Nor-walk Store: 14 South Main 331' south Norwalk Store. . ll lduy. «Keynort 31.111.511.311 this morn ling-10¢ "1 Bridge Fish Market. J if you want to get the kind of suit - that no other dcaicr in town curries, call at tho Sellcck stores, either in Nor— J walk or South Norwulk. The Peaccmnkcrs' Circle ot Rings Sons was entertained last evening at . the residence of Mrs William R. : Thompson, No. 8 Crescent Terrace. V J Mrs. Rollo Block will lead the. Young J l’cppics' meeting at the South Norwalk ,J Congregational Ciuuch Tuesday even- ‘ 31%.” The subject will be "Samuel’ 8 ' a . ' The Womnn' 3 Christian Temperance linlon held a regular meeting yesiter- :‘ day afternoon. at the residence of ' Mrs. Mnkin, in Day street and trnns‘ acted routine business. J , The Sacmme’nt of the Lord’ 11 Supper _ and the receiving of members will take older one week from tomorrow at the J, South Norwulk Congregational Church. J The subject at vespers will be “Putting The question .3: purity and cleanliness is certainly the most important am) In the VV food and grain business. i It you our o'xalusi ve attention. ~11; We stand alone In flu quality and purity of our grain and the laWnoss at the prices BUYV OATS THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL 1'. HA Tell. flwshoulcr Stock 12330 “1.: Stock 161: 1b.. at. Hoyes‘s. The parties from New York who are negotiating tor the William Schleuker farm. on which to build a Jewish soul; inrium, were again in town; yesterday, looking the property over. George W. : Donne. the real estate dealer is in New York today. negotiating with them [or the 311i 9. J The Bricklayers’ and Plasterers’ Uri ion affiliated with the Building Trades’ Council at its meeting last night in .G A. R. hall. The Stdne Mucous will get their charter sometime next ‘weok‘ V and ut the meeting to be held next Frb ‘ day night. they will also join the Trades Council The New Yorks- Were (infected by the J Brooklyns. yesterday. by a score or six to five. William Lauder made one \ SILK PETTICOATS Made up in an excellent grade of Taiieia W111. accordion pleated Fiouuce 1n all Colors. assists The umpire had a wrangle with Captain Doyle. of the New Yorke debarmd from playing. You cannot Match them elsewhere for less thin) $6. 75 - Rev PM" Mom"? Stray" and the V 1 gntional Church will meet all those ’ W r who ‘wish to unite with the church on Ca fare on $5. 06 purchases or ovér. , J Thursday mm“ at 7-10 “lock .11 ' ' . 8 o'clock. the preparatory service. for ‘ til” I". Humphries will preach at this true. J1 Howard Waterb Stamford. he succeeded A. Bin in as manager of " - the South Norwal out e at the Postal Telegraph Compan ‘ ‘ _ .onnnn WEAK 111811.. FISH. to Danbury to FDATF 131.1111 r1511: non sum. 131ch BRAD c sCARP _.. ,,J 1* STEAK con ,5. zuunnooK 11 senor-1111' mountain, .V‘CROK on 3. position on menu 1 ger- or the 13611191111318 11111 in that city. \r. He has‘ made u) do duri‘unr hi ‘ egrctV hi Sherman, Lamont Jennings nun: Peoples 1 '.'. closed dorm this noon for a hail hol— Round . . one run one hit. one J’put out and four 5 early in the some. and the latter was Communion willb‘eheld. Rev. Rom- ~ would have been better protected. in the first place. most of theiabrlcs that W" 1are exclustve. and no other cloih1er in towun: them. in the second place, 011 any oi 0111 fancy VsuIVtsV‘ we ohlv have a few of each kind. You w1il find 1t just the same With our M‘e fmshlngVVs. V Salad 81 P111 .98 Washington 3 Sire‘ét. SQ. NORWALK. Butter is lower. Price now 336 for Tub as against 371) for like quality last week. Beware of “imitation Butter which in butter and soot mixed and calculated to deceive. Buy your but- ter here and get pure butter only. Clover Butter Print, 341: lb.‘ Beef, dried, sliced. We are selling more of thin than Jail the other stores‘ combined. Why? Because it is nice, moiut, thin sliced, :1 fine relish. meaty. Not advanced in price. 1 J Hams. Shoulders and Bacon. A fresh, bright new lot. While trash beef has advanced in price, these goods have gone up very little and of fer a good buy in the meat line at present. Hams are nice small ones, weight from 7 lbs to 10 lbs. Plenty nice Eggs, 201: ‘Pot Cheese Jar Gotta on sale. Clean Vanni die 5 cents Flower Seeds Fa JJa tunium, Sweet 'ea'ss sorts, 151: M. it). Also den Seeds, as Cabbage ery, Beets: Radish, J to sell weight. ‘ Seed Peas. Beans and Seed Potatoes from ty. 751: V2 bu.; $1.45 hushéi’ 3375. Come and see. 1 5 "9.8011 Oatmeal w Present in every packs ‘ 1), 25 We nape you can 1.) Lorenzo D H You LL BE SURPRISED J _ Ar TH ‘ 1. 11‘ pair of glasses will ail‘ord if your vision is any way, ' ‘ Headache, Eyeac’he blurring of the print, are some 0 tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ON , Scientific examination free and Preper Glasses Properl ad is what we guarantee. ‘ 0.13 JACKSON GRADUATE VOP‘I'ICIAN 58 WALD STREET, deacons or the South Norwalk Congre- - J “ JJWV’VcIVAS'Rerooered. T ' Curbs Rout. I I
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