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scrim NORWALK,‘ 001W.
nartiydoudy nlightly warme'rweather,
wgg‘treah northerly to aontbweaterly
w ' '
THE Locnmrmrs .
m—
- Highthletornorrow 11.”; low tide.
tau.
be the m; can aata 7.01.
' whirl-mum r. viaiting
in Sta-hell - ‘
Frank Lineaot’the borough in viaiting
in Waterbury.
Sum Wheeler of Albany 'I viaitiug
triendn on Proepect Bill. '
Wear-inrecriptotpaoerntromdohn
flPnrrinwbohiISInDiego. .
Ionian Jenningn or the borough e
apending a tow daya in Bridgeport.
Undertaker Gregory in out to day with
I bandaomenewnndwteklug wagon.
Jennie Taylor of limoton h mending
I few daya with friendn in the, borough.
Sienewbouneanreto bebniltqueat
NorwalkontheWentport road thinaea-
non.
William Younga in dangeroualy ill
withbraintemathiahomeonOrchard
Direct. _..____
“Lent in London” wan preaented to I
smell nixed audience at Ionic Hall laet
evening.
vii- Maggie We new house on
In Znndt avenue in very nearly com-
pleted.
a
Read the adverthement in another
column relative to nhortband being
tanghtirymeil.
V—Quy a bottle «We Cough
AbeWrighthnpntInewlochonthe
poundandthekeyiehangingupin
Bouuecker'aiiukery.
Ira Dunning, mother of Charles
Dunning of thin city. i very nick at her
home in South Wilton.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. IL, will
work the 81d degree to-night. Six cen-
diatea are expected to be preaent.’
allot-upturned,
to New York to live.
bin art‘ntore‘ in thin inane.
leg I few daya in Brooklyn.
Iii-e liary
mung lriendn in thin city.
Hanlon Btutbern of the boroughare
having their omen repapered and painted.
The cellar and inundation oi the “Ad-
vent Society’- chareh will be completed
thin week. ..___.____
Frederick Jenniuga of Southport in
npeudiug to-day with hie brother in the
borough.
_Uhdltllleklopklnnoi Toronto in
viaiting herbrotberon Oaborne avenue.
lent Norwalk.
Benjhmin llartin, who ban boarded
with B. J. Crotu'. tor the peat you. 're-
turned to Brooklyn, bin native place, to-
day. ’ ‘
--Tbe Famoua Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old atand.
Surveyor: have been It Chanmer'a
pond tor the panttbree weeka, making
ready {or the work on the new acoup
trough.
Lent night about nine" o'clock etraina
ol’ mueic could be heard on llain etreet.
imued from the practicing room of
Glo e Americambraan band.
South Norwalk in talking of peving
Danbury in now_ doing. Butthey don't
want the name aort at I 000m-Ddll-
bury Regime.
A large number ot profeaaional munic-
iane have bought lathuahek prance tor
tbeirown nae. Thoae whocan appreciate
Idnepranoare auretobuy them. The
Treatd Shepard Co.
William XcQubae’n man brought I
piece of ice into our olden vetterday att-
ernoon .that came from in back at hia
nbop, I remnant otgtbe blizaard. There
in more there tour inchea thick.
"Butch" flertwiek Ind quite I time
ymterday clipping Keeper Zaellinger’e
dog. “Butch"got him partly clipped
and thcdogwould not let himdo any
more. He will try it again to-day.
The rumored leaning or theNew rue.
the Ptoridettce and Worceeter railronda
dune; is none— dull intent oi-the’
William Caney oi Granitvrile ban gone
E. C.Whimylr:n:;mlvenhment or
Janina Ball at the borough, to amend-
F. Police of Strattord, in
Benton and Providence (Stonineton) and ~
._a—'
. J
9‘ 1
, on no.
. user: enter
Telegraphic“!
Terrible, Accident in
in Jersey.
[all Multifamily
Itiml '
L'
stiiii Leads
W
1.1 I Will.
Newanrr. N. J.. tier 1!, 88.
A terrible Incident occurred on the
Eric R. R. thin morning a abort diatance
trom thin city. Two trainn collided and
the care and engine are piled togetbd'.
Ten paaaengern were badly injured and
two cannot live.
Y
‘ le Yonx, lay it, 12 m.
Interest in the walking match atill
none of instruct- in the lame atrleu continuea to increaee. Littlewood, the arrival. ».
Englinhman, still had: in the race. He
b endeavoring to beat the record 0!
Jamel Albert, but It in hardly probable
that he will do it.
Following in the noore:
littlewood,......; ................ .484
Guerrero, .......................... 463
Betty .............................. 448
Golden, ..... . ...................... lat
Ruben. . . . ........................ 408
New Your, it. Y., ltay ll. ’88.
John Hurray, In electric light linemen,
wan inetently killed thin morning by
coming in contact with an electric light
wire on Broadway.
m autumn: "lll".
Ace-earthbamvea nae the meat or
*nm'fdm‘flf‘fi‘fl'give one ol
their drat-claen entertainmenta in the
"' : mum“; No. 15, 1.0.0, 1, WWWIW. "M N" 30x3!“ Coogregatbual church mat Itonday
will hold I qtecial meeting tonight.
Genereli'oaterwtllbe preaent.
lien Don Smith, of lloabury, who haa
been visiting her brother, Frank B
Smith of the Borough, returned home
today. .
The Fountain GunClnh will have an-
otherabooton theirgronndaat Pine Iri-
hnd tomorrow afternoon, commencing
It 2 o’clock.
Olthndhhtym panel-gs coache-
recentiybailt at Dayton. Ohio. tor the
W mad, tweatyvlva are now
in one on the reed.
Wallatraauh'nmthe Daabury.depot
totkehrtdge,hegieatolonklikeanueet
once-om. Theaewer in Sniehed and
theatreetputiaordaragain. People in
theberougharebighlyclatedoverit.
Pranklorgangulhlt yraterday and
wentaptotheilnionmilla and under-
tnoktornnthear. Hewaaarrvatedand
bail-brig given twenty-tour hourn
tontoututtown.
William I}. Thomaaot Beat avenue,
. wanteknawlthaparalytteatroke while
Iittiaganinoa'a marketinthehnmegh
yerterday. flew-a Imiaterl to I back
aadteheetehiakoraunurhn morning
hehadalightlyinrprored.
(larlmflmithmneot Itat Norwallr‘n
old Milled ynaterday atternoon
Ituraahortillnraaetpnen-nnia.
eeaaedwavllyaarnand'l’atoathaotane.
Thataneralaarviaaa wiltbehaldathin
intareddeaealoahyattprn.
atock down to 40} at Boston Monday.
The bone bull nine of the Norwalk LI.
0. A., will play the local Y.ll.C.A.nine
in Stamford, on the morningot Memorial
day,anda return game will takn‘fl’nce
between the entire clubs at Nurwalk in
the Ilternoon.
Chicken thievea ntole two towln from
the coop of B. J. Crotut Wedneeday
night. It. Crofutbaa owned tbechiokena
Ill-e time and prided them very highly.
Anyone returning them or the thief to
him will receive $5.00.
Intranet Bullrn bee decided to tranc-
ler the Bridgeport team to Stamford and
willplayout the league echedule from
that place. Tbellratgnme will or- played
on Saturday with the Derby. ‘l'o-day
the teeth In in Dnnbury.
Ira. Ann Wataon died yum-lay
morning at the reaidence of her daughter.
In. leVicker. on Chentout atrret in the
borough. Decent-d wan to yearn ol age.
lien mmainnwill‘ be taken to ”way,
1‘. J., on the 8.85 trainto marrow morn
leg, (or interment.
The cane ol the State againet William
N-ai-ltt wan tiled in the Superior Gururt
thin morning and the defendant war no
quittnt. Nethitt wan convicted lac!
month by C. B. Coolidge. Juatice. oi
brain of the peace, and lied 315.00, and
Captain Front appealed theme totbe
D” SnpriorGourt.
hunted-unclean.
Yeaterda'y.Wm.S.Beevn,whohem-
ployedlncmluttxuapp‘etactory lie.
1,wancalladdownatalraloto the curl.
leg room end wan ptnarnted with a
tune-emigrant», hiateilow
lathetaand cuticle. Theprraaatntlon
”wan-IdahJohnchIh-mand
ev. niog under the anepicee of D. E, Dia-
brow and the choir of the church and
tor the benelit of the new church organ
and the choir fund. Admieeion will be
85 cu. and children under 14 yearawctn.
The Standard eaya of the compeny'a Ip-
pearanoe in Bridgeport:
"The Hotchkin lamily. consieting of
tour young ladies. in I wonder musically.
What tbeee girln can't play in not to be
found in I bra- band. They held lortb
at Perk ettcet Church, last evening, and
were patronized by I good aired Indi-
euce. Iliaa Anna token the lead in no
compliahmente, and not only writea
munic and playn the violin and plane,
but whiatlea exquisitely and hammern
iahing manner; She’a an expert on the
eitherand thinks nothing oi playing I
guitar with one hand while nhe lingrrn
another guitar with the other hand.
r’lhealao tootae curnet, atmma a man~
oonn, inequal toaaoloon rheetad belle,
jinglea the awiaa bella like lightening,
andthenbeddendoing all this re com-
pelledto tune the inetrumenta tor the
vemalndaot the (entity. Ilia- Bettie
prnved bet-ell I viollnlat oi merit In
wellneagnitariflaedhell ringer.‘ Ill-a
Julia pertormedon the llute, belle and
guitar. linallay edltg and played on
the guitar unlit." .
urea-rm;
Friday «Icing. lay 18th. Arthur
J
thacomedymccem“Naney&0o.,"lrom
Daly’n theatre, New York, will give a
banedttotbennahwnatlnaic Ball. The
“:1me ht’elfm
Rahan’e are u
Ind-lovdlau. Thatam‘omladlea'tailor
ct thirtieth and Moderni-
the , . ltbwerth Ivlalt‘aloae
to nan "the Watttn’pratnmeworeby
lim'WItIathOog’L“
wll belhe “tonic NewYork
music out ota xylophona in an Inton- '
gned Workera
A
A new. Wu.
H
the Place- ‘Ihlah Hey Have one it one.
ace-em I Mag Bill.
There in ‘ general opinion in
m I mutton corraapoudent
writer, that them-tent would own
the buildlnn Dad by it in every placent
any nine. In conaeqnenoe, there in a
atone pending in the Senate. and with
M the erection
of I public WWW town where
the portal receipta annually amount toat
landfill». ltnuchameamreinpamed,
the tollowing towna and cltiea of thin
atate would be time benefited:
Antonia. receiptn, 311,003; Birming-
ham. 818.03% Mme, “its; Brit-
Iol. 07.401: Ill-hm 810.”: Daniel-om
ville, Childcare-much, “.232; Litch-
deld. ”.888; Inrlden. M010; Hillard,
mu; loom 08.900; Nut-tuck. t5.-
one; New . W: New London.
$31.50!; N 5, , UMbNoIMNd.
09,788: NM 13.”; Norwich, N.-
814; 38,875; Putnam, $5,842;
Rockville, SIM; Stonington. “.947;
South Innohenter. “.5“; South Serb
walk, $9.70 ; Mord Springs, 08,504;
Stamlord, ‘1 as”; What “.1”;
. Thompaonviile, 08.-
464: 'r 3“ 05.1w: .Wallinytord,
«mm 1 .mmz Wu Win-
nted. 04.449: ,_ tic. 89.195; Win-
eted. $5,180. '
.0me mm
Preparation . lg latte to lteclave
‘ er (innate.
Everything in quiet at preaent in our
village. In I lew weeks nummer board-
ernwill beheraandthe preparationa
that are being‘pde bmpeak their early
Ir. Finkendele. the new proprietor
ot ltoton Point.ia now theremaking
ready tortheopmingonthe 80th. We
undentandlbattbcPointi-toba runln
I manner thin “non that will enable
people to hke their tamiliea there with-
out (ear 0! being lInulted or molaeated.
Samuel Picket hanreturned trout hie
weatern trip. He brought with him I
largennmberolordern tor his celebrated
bottled cider.
The-econd hole-unjust beenrained
bythelenoxfliflhuildingCo.
lira. Lamb .3”... rt. betel. She
will probably . ‘ 7 “June let. a
. 1“ I ,.»* “$5.“?de
ol' the sheet urchin. madman
' SUMOB m.
Canon letarfilhg lorwflk Ill-poled It
William Show. a tramp, Irrevted in
Stntloru, Ir'IW. money, a tramp. ar-
rented in Norwalk. Henry Spencer Ilao
arreated in Not walk tor being a tramp.
were aenttnced to three monthn in the
State Prince.
Patrick Camber, of Stamford. (or
burglary waa aentenced to three montbn
in jail. Patrick Oahill, of Norwalk. tor
breach of the peace. wan given thirty
daya in jail.
Howard Slovene. o! Denbury. whowaa
charged with aaaault, with intentto kill.
pleaded guilty to Iaaault and battery and
wan fined $150.
depart at General honorary allot-walk
I. I. 0. A. hr April 1888.
Attendanceatlloom ............... 1.703
Dailyaveragafiandayaootlncluded) U
Attendance at Gymnanium Exhibi—
tion 400
-Total attendance................8.lfl
Bunineaaand Social calla ........... 8i
Letter- Written for Y. I. C. A.
Work ....................... 17
20
a-vve ......................
lrettera mm for Y. It's. A.
Work .....
[return of introduction tootherAe.
Appelzzmnnte Kept'by Reception
In .........
Committaelaetlngaheldumn...
Buniuemlaatingal. Attendance”
Gnamnlntlymnaniumt. Average
Attendance.
announce-a
racevaaeaaenane.
halnlagOta-A A
Public .................A.;
,telltllhde.
.CCCCIO'QOOUIIIOIDD‘,IU m
on. metro
omen-hr.
Dodginal‘otkl’oatl’airtebeheld in
Indefinilthlameethwlltluall prota-
billty be the only fair at any magnitude
thin comm-r. The?
catha-
AY, MAY 11, 188
m
Karen-nee»...
Laat evening It 7.” o'clock line Em-
ma ltnaher and Chariaa H. Donhara were
marriclatthe bomeotthebrlde. No.2,
North Ave. borough. Aamall company
wen preaent and. witnemed the core
rm. Dr. clot: ofliciated. The
congratulationa and beat withen
their lrienda. A line
variety of unetuland ornamental arti-
clea. Itr.andlra.Dnnhamlelt on the
9.50 train tor Benton. PI. After making
Inbort wedding tour they will goto
Plainleld, N. J., their future home.
[Sta-M MMJ
memo-rum manor.
Seollatd a Sta-lord Ian—Illa Relation
Ind Burner.
Chen. W. Scoileld, ,whoae name baa
achieved unenviable prominence in New
York thin week, in connection with the
Sentient-Batch tragedy and acandal, ia
the only aurviving eon ot the late Rev.
Seth W. Scofield, oi Shmi'ord, who died
February 38d, 188, reapected by . Ill.
The deceaaed early in lite wan ordained
a miniater ol the‘lethodlat church, but
tor yearn engaged in buainem He
widow, the mother of Chen. W. Scollcld,
venetabletor bercheracteraawell actor
her advanced yearn atiil anrvivee. and in
living with her only daughter in I cum-
fortable home on Wamington avenue.
The ton in New Yorkhanhadaviciwitn-
dinoua bunineaa career. nometimen
v’ualthy and nometimea comparatively
poor. He want one timeundercrim-
inal chargee tor certain dealinga in ter-
nlebing government aupplien. Hie dint
wife, with whom bin domeatic lilainmid
tohavebeen happy,and who wananront
eatimable woman died about eight yearn
ago. The preaeot wife—the moving
apirit of the late Wendel—in
evidently cuton I very Mermtpattern.
At one timeinhiacnreer, Soodeid hen
had certain budnem Itnoclationn with
Jamea W. Hyatt, the prevent treamrer
oi the United Sula.
axe-non! Inn newur.
At the morning muted oi the Canned" ‘
tiout Wemnn’a Solon. amnaietirin It
Bartlord Wedneaday. lira. Isabella
Beecherllooherapokeveryencoragingly
etthepronpmtaotthe motwoman’n.
euflrngudndltl’xcd all women (OM
tolnduence theirtathern and brothern.
She aaidtbat shedid not-ea why a ticket
budedbySmanflAntbouv. witbGem
aral Bawley for vice preaident,-would
notbeangondaticket In could be not»
noted. ,
the Gan-III lintrala.
'l‘o morrow evening the German
Spectacular Mia will give one of
their excellent pertormancea "at Ilueic
Ball. TheBnll’alc‘l‘imea eaya otthe
companyt—“Ilndlelny. in revieed and
refined torm,waa preaenred at the Acade-
my oi linaic on Saturday evening. hetero
a crowded home. The pwtormance wan
given by GormanaSpectvnular ltinatrel
0o..which ia made up lugely oi Haveriy‘a
old and butt men. While the entertain-
ment opened with the meal olio. tlntugh
even thin wan aomewhat changed from
the hackneyed style. there were llllmelb
ounvpecialtieaintrod cad that gave the
‘ To go into detail, In the merita ot the
performance denerre. would the apace
flemmapethte India! Society.
theOoanrcticut Homoeopathic Iadical
Immune-mu. .
Abottleotlialr‘aSyrnpot Tar, Wild
Cherry and W to the beat,
qnickentandtnoetafleetnalcoughnyrup
made. Willeurecroupinyonrchildreu.
DQh’tbewlthoutlt. Prbemabottle.
Everybottlebenrnthe tncnimileol'the
tiguntureolJIIEHIirinrcdink. For
nalnatBaatcr’aDrngStore, South lion-
walk,andalldrugglah. 'Ml-Im
Item ea- IIle
fiuniln‘nd a good driver. color
I ammonium-tau.
Boned~ finned.
hilly ta nil-am wile.
'Mfi I. sunbeam“
Andllarwem
S‘ifi:
Ill 3"
om ll
Ber.
mend-hand pheo
mnvya. “headache-immune“.
sum! '
amt _ matinee-n.
Film-inhuman“
or
. Bean-d.
cargo-woman. . u are
Wanted.
Amati-rallie- Hail-x.
« .J.A.
loom. umummngw ct.
.lIltdtIg land For dale.
ODIUHtwlflJ.llay-oed,metet nevi-
am
to.
hi bill] “I!“
"ma. “hi-“W
‘Geargel-llnde’a-hllt -
lumen-mum ta
e‘mhylflnllmmbat [Ilene cem—
'l'. m '
lukmMnm. 'rmrr
E. 0.. ,WHITIEY’S
ART STORE,
7573i IAIN S‘l‘.
Stella”, lingenflmdrtotrpcn,
PIItcla, Water Color}, die.
Picture haulage .
Pall Stock at Article II '
N.B.—Attw lay tea a ‘
Ww*m~*'
amt err.wmr.l-apw‘ .
THE
in Hunts '& carnation
Howl inc-tum Wand-nu
mutate . Iew mule
“diminish-I '5
VelvetsWuettes.
hmmmummm
Body and Tapestry Brunch.
Me'cono Under-veer
the
PRICE TWO! 0,
ll...
Fonm—kmdneafleaerl'rmnatnet ,
Single mmadhad m. Alan Ionr
Hummer-memorandum ”
caqlam dock it
-h.."hltany?e ‘
noun Bros. in, “’""
ohm-mam lnw put-a. ~
a lint-re and Irene brunch
“earthen-panned”
ovan-rrnool‘r 4
E "m.
Iran .
b.naraaerorrr. arr-rare. ear-am
rune. Imam-I on hot
teen nectar- III vraI Danna Iw'
my...
fight-ante
music, "all; A
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