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SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1903.
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Mnhnckcmo Hotel Ilook.
loath Norfolk, Conn.
location Niilii
ltul'liioud Biotliers will close tlit'li
office all day today.
Mrs. Harry llallle. of t‘os Cob. is the
guest of Mrs. A. N. (‘larkiz for Meni—
orial Day.
Mrs. William lteed, of Quinliird Il\‘t‘-
line. is slowly improving from her re-
cent illness.
Sergeant and Mrs. .lolui Mylod. of
Stuart avenue. have been guests of
friends in Wilton.
I“i‘('Cmilll Light‘s catboat Marietta.
has been launched. and is now at her
mooring off the NIH-walk Yacht (tlub
house.
—I)r. llosen.
eve. ear. nose iind
throat. a" North Main street. South
Norwalk. Tuesdays. Thursdays. Satur-
days from i to If p. m.
(leorge Knapp. of ltrooklyu. is spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. l-‘red-
ei'iek l,. liyxlu-e. (Il' ('l'tlsh‘ bli't‘t‘l, South
Norwalk.
Miss Albirta 'l'utliill. of Hickory
Bluff. went to llicltsvllle. Long Island.
yesterday. to spend several days with
relatives.
Miss Mai Mctlee. and Edward [tens
ter. of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. .I. Stanley llaynioiid, of Sound
View avenue.
Louis (1. Soderstroin and daughter.
Miss \‘ivlan Sodcrstrom. of llayvlew
avenue. are spending a few days in
\‘l’orccstcr. Mass. .
Mrs. Andrew \Vliitelaw. and chil-
dren. of Darien. were the guests yes-
terday, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ll
'l‘olles. Woodward avenue.
Thomas I. ltayniond has gone to
Norfolk. Virginia. to inspect the new
steamer. which is expected to ply lie-
twecn South Norwiilk and New York
as a passenger boat.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a regular meeting Monday cveii-
ing. in their rooms in Washington
street. at which time the special coni-
niittec on a new pool table will re
port,
—--I)e88erts flavored
Crystals satisfy.
A patriotic service will be given at
the lt‘irst Methodist (Yiiureli. tomorrow
evening for the veterans. Rev. W. W.
'i‘. Duncan will deliver a sermon on.
"Remembering the Past." The old
camp songs will be rendered by lilo
i'iiuii‘. .
’l'lieodore Frank Giiyer. wno nus
been confined to his home in Monroe
street. since the railroad collision. in
South Norwalk. a month ago. is able to
be about again. lle still feels the in-
jury to his legs. and will not be able
to work for some time yet.
The annual convention of the (‘on-
nectlcut Letter Carriers' Asstwiatloii
will be held today, in Stamford. The
convention will he called to order at
2 p. m.. and there will be a banquet
at 6 p. in. Edwin L. Hantord is the
delegate from the South Norwalk car-
witli Vanilla
ricrs. Most of the local carriers will '
also be in attendance at the session.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in-
stitution supported by voluntary con-
tribiitiou will be given a liberal quan-
tity of the. Loiigniaii & Martinez I’ure
Paints whenever they paint.
Note: Ilare done for twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal
ions: ainted nearly two millionhons
es un or guarantee to repaint if not
satisfactory: The. pa nt wears for per-
iods Iip to eighteen years, Linseed Oil
must be added to the paint (doiic in
two minutes). Actual cost then about
st-fi a gallon. Samples free. Sold by
our Agents: Comslock. Watkins It
how. South Norwalk; lliihhell & Star
pies lldwe. Co. Norwalk; W. S. Guycr
A- Son. Westport; Northrop Bros.
SoiithporL. . .‘ . ,
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,ToIephonc, 166-5.
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
CHOICE FOWLF iii-l c lb.
LEGS LAMB. l i: lb.
LEGS MUTTON. He. lh.
FORE QUARTERS 8c lb
ROAST BEEF 12-18(2 lh.
Native Veal Ind '3 (till line of Vege
tables. ,: ~ .
PUBLIC MARKET.
on tours MIN unur.
SAMPLE “ism
FOR SPRING SUITS
'AND OVBROOATI
have ”arrived. Why not
look them over and place
your order early.
We have Midded l
custom lie. a
shirt made for you in the
onlvdiirfinfu all.
, 4
John Henry. of New York. is a
'guest for the day of friends in Nor-
walk.
“to Nuiwulk markets will keep up-
cn until noon todai. and will close
until 6 o'clock.
’lhe Rev. Alexander Hamilton. of
Noutoun avenue. will meat h at Grate.
Church Sunday.
Beginning today the Pine Lodge
Club will be epi-ii to members for tho
ienuilndei of the season.
Wilson Smith of I; out Noiwalk. has
iakeii a position with William M. ltctts.
the Norwnlk grocer and marketinan.
Mr. and Mrs. P. l".
lly. of East avenue. have. gone to
Providence, ithode Island. to spend a
week.
~Wliy not flavor with Vanilla Cry»
tals?
"l‘lie Noi‘walk barber shops kept up-
en untll li o'clock. last night. and to-
day will elose at noon for the day. The
banks will be closed all day.
.lesse (‘olwel|. the Norwulk oil deal-
er. ls able to be out after a severe Ill-I
tack of rheumatism. which has laid
him Iip for a number of weeks.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball team is scheduled to play the
l<‘ordliam Preparatory school team to-
day on the East avenue grounds.
The (‘ity of Norwalk has completed
the work of spraying its Elm trees.
it is hoped that this operation will
save the trees from the usual pest.
Master Lester Delt‘orrest. of the
Eighth Grade of the Center school. has
presented his class with a small cut-
ton piunt. which he raised from the
seed.
The funeral of Robert Dix was held
from his late residence, till-i Green ave.
nue. Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon.
The interment was in (‘ypress lllll
(.‘cnietcry. Brooklyn.
.lolIII McMahon. of Norwalk. who was
ill. of diphtheria. is able to be about
again. having entirely recovered. The
quarantine was removed from his res;
ldciice several days ago.
Monday is the commencement of ii
remarkable sale in untriniincd hats at
Hislop's. Read the advertisement in
this Issue and save part of your money
todax. and got a hat tomorrow.
ilarold Raymond. one of the liar-
strom students, is able to use his :iii-
toniobile. which was laid Iip for sever-
al days. because of a broken chain. A
new one had to be pruriircd from (‘hi-
caflo.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Street. of Blis—
fon. formerly of Norwalk. stopped in
town for a short time yesterday. being
on their way to the funeral of ltobert
liix. which took place yesterday after—
noon.
’l‘lie Rev. E. t‘unniiigliani will preach
in (.‘raubury Chapel. Sunday. at 4:15 p.
In. Subject. "The. First Thing to th."
P. it‘. Slattery. .lr.. and William
Brennan. of Norwalk, are spending
the day in New York city.
1‘. Marshall Andrew. who has resign<
oil his position at William M. Betts’
market. Main street. Norwalk, will be-
gin the duties of a new p0sitlon as
book-keeper at the Lounsbiiry & ills-
sell Inill. Winnipaiik. Monday.
Members of Companies i) and 1“.
who are desirous of qualifying or ini-
proving their scores. will go to the
Westport avenue rifle range. today.
Company I" will have the range until
i o'clock. after which I) members will
shoot.
The Crofut & Knapp (.‘oinpany's
plant will be closed until next Thurs-
day. at which time work will be re-
sumed. All the hat shops are busy
now preparatory for the fail trade.
which, which, it is anticipated. will be
a large one. >
--Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Miss Nellie Gunnison. who has been
demonstrating llelnz' pickles :It the
Norwalk store of F. l). Lawton &
Company. will hold forth at a Bridge-
port grocery steie next week Dur-
ing her stay in Norwalk. Miss GIipni-'
son “as you, successful.
lnlou Veterans‘ Union will hold a
business and set-lat session with Cap-
tain James L. Russell. West avenue,
Monady night. The veterans are also
requested to meet at James Russell‘ :4
Sunday night. at about. 7 oclock. to at.-
ttnd the meinoiial scrip e in the
Methodist (‘liurc h I
The annual council of the Connecti-
cut Stale Federation of Womon‘sclubs
will be held In the l' i-rst Congregation-
al (‘liuich in Enfield street. Hartford.
on Friday June 12 The morning ses-
sion will open at 11:45 o “clock Lunclr
. eon will be served at 11 o'-cl0ik in the
parlors of the church. The afternoon
session will open at 2: 30 o’clock. .Tho
public are invited to attend the after-
noo'n session
The South Norwalk Board of Coun-
cilmen will hold a regular meeting.
"and”! event“. in the cit-Invert in
Ihvlland street. It is prhbable that at
- , this time the freeholders on the im-
provement of the corner of Washing-
ton and Water streets will make. ii .io-
port. The Board will qlso take action
in reference to the Cedar stieet im-
pmvement. a hearing on which was
held at the last Ineetlng.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75C.
to SI 00 with .finvoe‘s Gt Carri
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 2:. jiiorout'teis
the plot than others. wears longer, and
gives a gloss equal to on work. Sold
by Contact Wilkins‘fi moon E.
Gorham and It. ‘1’. (Portal
W
S. S.,lillolson.
Flno Trfinmod
Miiun'ory ‘
Also large meat ‘of randy to
wear Hats. Mourning Hats 1 special-
ty. Mourning flats and Veltn to
rent.
Vote: In Libra?! given with every
anionic. ‘ l: '
Special prices on Chllon lists.
W M all
day Stud” ‘35
liurns and faIn-.
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HOWLANo's
SATURDAY,
MEMORIAL DAY,
sronr: CLOSED
ALI. DAY.
THE HOWLANU
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
i
Rhode. island
Clam Cherrdei.
the per plate,
or Full Course bloom for 35c”
v.5 .
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l‘lotél I‘Ia‘m’iiio‘n.
Served
FRIDA Y, MA Y 29th
from77t020”?10€i;'
9‘
FRESH FISH.
' Large Soft Crabs; Fresh Mackerel.
his and 23c each; Porgles, be lb.;
Weak Fish. 6c lb.; Blue Fish, 9c 1b.;
Butterl-‘ish, 80 lb. ‘
Connecticut River Buck and Roe
Shad. Steak Cod. German Carp, Eels.
all selling at reasonable prices.
Boiled Lobster: Saturday.
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OAHT WGROSS
East. End of Wnshlngton' Strogt Iii-Iago.
Old Bllvitloit A?!” Building.
first quality liars.
-'l« I,._. 2"” .y-iI‘-~
.
Leg Limb 18c; Fore Qti’nri‘e’r Lamb.
10c; Sto‘w Lamb. 6c; Roast Pork 14c;
Pot Roast. Ill to the; Rib 36m, 12c
.I‘Di Corned Beef, 5c on. Native Veal.
Butter, in print, 23c; Pineapple; 106
to 15¢: Bananas, 20 to the dot; Loin-
ons, 20c dos.
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out: (1.642%14.»
Schaub’s Market.
I: Went WW8
Tolonhm m In. NBrulk.
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you harpn‘ tn rrIulnr. Iii filthyumiu:muent of the
re our
Haul-Item I'nHli " :3me fit 0 ahnmxf ’vlo
Moon. The niuootli
.{fi’m'wnyz I“ tuning ‘hn bowels
one
Arr gain use email
i'l hostile. Potent. 'r‘nnio noon. hr- “x222:
'lnel
iii ”iii" fil‘llii
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Emilia"- in: Man. aria
iiiif'i'iui'i
mm
“lie has started publishing a paper
for harbors. you know." ”Ali! l sup-
pose. it‘s very appropriately illustrated
with cuts."—l’hlliulelphla Press.
WlLL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. ilerreu of Finch. Ark” writes:
"Foley's Haney and TM is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. i know that it has curod con-
sumption in the first stages." Sold at
Plalsted'ii ding store. ”
John W. Beatitu.
Phonn 147-8.
——
ALWAYS READY
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well.equippod that we
can commence [tapering your
room: at a very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs we have; we are confl-
dent that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lacqueret,
a varnish and stain combination
is for solo nowhere else in the
town.
207 [not Washlnltoii Shut.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hayt’s
Theatre.
MILLINERY
MRS. F. E. COLEMAN.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
OLD BANK BUILDING.
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Call and see our Children's School
Hats at 25c and bile. regular bargains;
also a line of ladies hand made hats
can not be equalled for the money.
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"Ig'oiys POIIH.
:Aor NORWALK, couu.
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snout Dianna-Ann on soon
or ALI. «moo. oooxno
To anon. . *5
oATHINo Aim manila
iiA'rI-i Houses fro RENT nfv‘uA-
non.
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IT WAS A PULLMAN
incident Connected With Butt of .1
"Ben Hur" Actress.
Ethel ii. Nowliull a nieinboi oi‘ the
"lien liai" .coinpuny ieceiilly onteied
suit against the l'uiliniin Company to
rec oveI damages for lnluiies sustained'
while Illllll" in a Pullman cui 'l‘esti
iuouy iii the case was taken lit the of-
fice of Peck it (fainpbell, No. :tti l’earl
street. during the company's stay in
Hartford. Josiah ll, Peck appearing foi
the plaintiff and (ii-orgi- Wlse of St
Louis for the defendant.
An amusing liicldeiit occurred while
(‘liarles 'l‘owle, manager of the "lien
llnr" company. was testifying. Mr.
Towlo had said upon direct examina-
tion that the car in question was a
l’ullinau cur. Upon cross-exaininaiion
Mr. Wise asked Mr. Towle, how he
knew the car was a I‘ulliniiu. 'l‘owle
Ieplicil: “Well. i bought what i sup
posed to bo i’iillinaii tickets. the toilet
articles in the car had the names I’Iill-
mnn stamped I Ion them. it looked
like u Pullman c ' and the porter took
the “tip." Amid some audible smiles
the lawyer for the defendant said.
"Well. I guess that was a i’ullman car
all right."
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STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira
zilian Ibiliii is breaking up Colds when-
ever tiled. almost without exception.
10 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. Tim Cllf
ford. Baxter‘s or l’lalstod‘n. “
SOLID AND SbCCESSFUL.
CilgNaiiIiiiaillIinli
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
capital. “00,000.00
Surplus. Sl00.000.00
Other Profits. . $46,200.00
JOIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB M. lAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Bwartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wall-co Marvin.
Accounts Salloltad
.1774
Saliatoi Chaiiiott
General Contractor.
sswzas AND sawsn couuec
T'ious. WATER weak or ALL
Kiuns. GRADING. nocx EXCAVA~
TION,'MASON WORK.
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
26 Wood St. 50. Norwalk.
Welt ill Bond You
We represent the largest Bond'-
i'nq Company in the
Country.
Information cheerfully fai-
nisbed by
Taylor E-Golden
Telephone Call. 107—4.
F. T. Egglnson
Palmer and Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
~—PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES——
82 N. Main Street.
If You. Need
Strength
buy yours a bottle of imported Port
or Sinai-xx, ins; also. it you want a
good WhiskeY..the
Imperial Cafe
is the place thathas lL
.CARL ICHAUB. Oren-wet".
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Garden Tools.
Rakes. Forks. Hon. Grass
Shun.
tnrytlmm necessary to
perform easily, garden
work.
Norwalk 'ii'c'I-w'ie Co.
34 Main St. Nomlk
- .' 5— c w - .k; t
m It A Ming-Post.
bit before you its up take out a policy
with the Con. don't Old Lino his Co.
of Human.
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Agtnt im May Manton‘s
Patterns
A Salé of
Hats
* ,nmmmed
t HiSI'op’ s.
- J. A. Illslop (it Co.
chase of Siulish. Unliimmed Hats.
have made a big Dill"
These
Hats are of the Newest Shapes, as then
represent the balance of a prominent maker’s
sleek. and then were bought at a fraction of
their actual value.
The regular retail values of these Hats is
filom 500 to $2.00.
You mau choose
from them at 6590 each.
This is a Hat chance seldom met with.
and non should tip to
be among the first.
55 255) Washington SL.
So. Norwalk, Cl
Foley’s Kidney Cure:
makes kldneys and bladder right.g
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. I
i
BIG CIRCUS TUESDAY. 1
South Noiualk lloys aie busily cu i
gaged in raining and saiing all the
be nnies niche ls .iiid small change they
possibly can for is not Sig. Sautelle's
ne Ic big 25- e.eiii tw-o Ilug r-iailioad
cirrus Iucnagcrie. royal lloinaii liip
potlIonIe and historical wild west
scheduled to appcaI in this place Tucs-
till) afteiiioon and owning Mr San
tclie has a standing challenge this
year that liis is the largest giandcst;
and best two-ring circus in all the»
would. lie backs Iip this assertion by.
a tree display in the streets. on the.‘
day of exhibition. which is considera-
bly over a mile in length and t'ullidllifii
.ibtioliitely more glistening. enchantingl
scintillating. processional Woiiders.l
than all others combined. Subsequent-3
ly he presents a peerless performancc.I
which is truly a world of marvels in _
lliiiec hours. Among the. features are.
to lie found the. only riding lion in theI
world and a tilt horse and pony ac .
either of which is worth many tiniest
the admission fee. Among the per~
formers are to be found born heroes of
Ike gymnastic world in feats of skill.
and personal prowess. renowned rid-
ers of both sexes. eminent aerial ar-
Iisls. leapers. tumblers. educated ani-
niails and the most ludicrous of indi-
crous clowns to be seen in no other
show. lion't fail to attend the per-
formance in South Norwalk.
CHAMBERLAIN' S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PILLS.
“illie question has been asked. In
what wav are (‘hamberlains Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills?
()Iir answer ls—Tbey are easier and
more. pleasant to take, more gentle
and mild in their action and more re
liable, as they can always be depend-
ciliupou. Then they cleanse and in-
vigorate the stomiicli and leave the
bowels in a natural condition. while
pills are more harsh in effect and their
use is often followed by constipation.
tion. Baxter Pharmacy and Clifford
Pharmacy.
O
.
“‘ile's one of those close-mouthed
fellows. and keeps everything to him-
self.”
”He didn't impress me that way
when I first saw him."
”No?“
"No; he was taking his first trip
across thq watei at the time. ”—I‘hila-
mABSill.
Genuine CARTER’S Lil-Till
dolphin Press.
'Bltiioosnass.
rowan LIVER.
INDIGESTION.
OONsTIPATIou
pizzmsss.
SALL’OW Stun
r Main Wrapper Printed on
‘ RED PAVE” .LACK LETTER5
Wk“
Fac siiiilli. c.liigiititiiic of g
SICK HEADACHE.
FURRED TONGU I
MTONBHIMLHVE
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BISCUITS
ALWAYS Fl'i‘ESl‘le‘D CRISP
.-.. .
The. Test of Siiccess~"The man to
be adniiied in this life" remarked tho
idealist. “is he who does not wait in
the hope of becoming a fortunate cron-
tiire of ciicumstances. but who goes
forth and moulds events to his 0mg
purposes.‘
“That‘s the man for me." answered
Senator Sorghum. “'i‘lierc‘s no use try-
big to guess the market. Get enough
money to make it go your way whether
it wants to or not."-——Washlngton Star;
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