‘ NUMR 147. New newsrooms-Is. ”Show will he a mating "I Bullet consaoa couriers. stalwarts. .lotaa Point Opening. « WM -. go building minorities tonight at a com” "”1.” in “bu” “ — . fro marrow Rolon Point twill be form. J masher.- the lodge room. we... a. n” I... 3..., ally opened under the new manage neat Watts-r Bulletin. For Wednesday in New England part- iy cloudy to fair weather, and fresh westerly to southwesterly whats, pre- oudedbyrsrn. ‘ THE LOCAL NEWS. nigh tide to” atom 8.87;‘ low tide 7.18. Sun rises 4.22; sun sets 7.19. The national banks in town will he closedto-morrow. The library is undergoing a thorough house cleaning today. Butler Chapter will work the P. H. degree to-morrow night. Old Well Lodge, F. & A. If. will work the third degree to-night. Frank F. Byxbec has erecled a barn on his llain street property. John Seymour and lira. Emmett Aus- tln were married Sunday evening. The schooner “Mary A. Bird" hss ar- rived in our harbor with a load of sand.. ,—~w. a N. Tube Color 7c. stPlaisted'». ThoY. A. B. C will miet with the Kisses Seymour of this city, this even- lug. . A dance is to be held by the Turn . .Verein‘ st Germanic Hall to-morrow evening. A prohibition meeting is to be held at the Reform Room on Elizabeth street this evening. Crofnt d: .Knapp’s factories closed down today for two days, 'foriuspect— ion of boilers. Wall ptreet in the borough in being dug up again to day to make connection with the sewer. .- A meeting of the Norwslk Lodge, 0. U. R. will he held In their rooms to- morrow evening. Chauncy Raymond, formerly of the borough, now employed in Bridgeport. in in town for the rent of the week. '1'. E. Smith went to Ansonia ‘lo day to look after the interest of the new shoe store just established there by him. Old m masts a special cum‘ communication Friday evening. when the mood degree will be worked. Michael Ice was tried hetore Judge Selleck for drunknem this moorning. He was band‘s. Wand costs; in all 813 51. Hews: sent to jail in default of pay- ment. John Aikenn of the borough caught a dnaen fine trout yesterday. He says he "caught them just up above here a little ways.” Howard Seymour Is having the store in the Library building fitted up for the honsafrtrniabing goods business that he is about to start;_—_ Company F and Marlene! Robsrts’ military school will drill on the green in front of the churches to-night, if the weather is favorable. Theodore H. Kirslfy, the manager, at St. George, Staten Island, who is to pro- duce "Nero" therein ashort time, passed through this city, yesterday. —Sca Gusowski's new spring styles. The funeral of John Ilcnahnn was held this morning at the Catholic church. The hodywas taken to the Catholic cemetery for burial. Concord Division. Bonsai Temperance, held the annual msmorialservlnc in their ball in the borough last night. Rev. C. 3. Terry delivered the address. Senator flawley has accepted the oil- cisl invitation of the city of Philadel- phiatodnliver the oration in Indepen- dence square on the Fourth of July. we are informed by the friends of H. I. Jennings that he is to be promoted to the position of express messenger between Pittailald and South Norwalk. The Holly Pitchers of East Nurwnlk areasra'aging foragame of ball wiIII Waliaonsrsuiwuisnmll , to be lemurial Dry on the meadows. candidates were initiated hflJobahflaflhldml-tn . militia madame were iron ' fourteenth nasal meeting of the ‘ ”Jamal Benefit association,K. of 9., 'wiilbsbaldtblasvasiag in tbs ball of $2.,“ lodge. Nari assure Bow, liars- Tbslb-talaGaaaabhsvsdnamac Elbirt L. Couklin has givcn up the market husiues in thin crty aIId' Isl mov- ing to Port Jeiferson to-dsy. James Ilyatt has left the employ of the Centennial Tea Company,” and accepted a position in Stevens grocery store. Charles Jennings and family took pos- session of their summer home on West at. and Taylor avenue. today. A new water pipe is being laid on Isaac street in the borough to supply the Hour silica with power for their motor. The lSIh annual meeting reunion of the Masonic Veterans of Connecticut will be held at Isrlden, June 20th. A notice of the annual school meeting of the South Norwalk district appears in another column. The meeting will be held Tuwday evening; June 5th. ' "Dutch" Charlie can be seen every morning going up Main street in the borough with a live aligator about three feet long under his arm. He carries it the same as if it was a kitten. During the thunder storm last night lightning struck one of the wires of the Western Union company and burnt it out. The wood work in the office was slightly charred but no damage, any further than burning the wire, was done. A case of slander was tried before Judge Coolidge yeaterdry. but he got so disgusted with ”l9 care that he threw it out of court. The parties to the suit were named Saunders and Smith. They live somewhere near the sand bank. . Owing tothe numerous accidents on the New York road since the tower and block system was introduced, Superin~ tendent Turner has issued an order providing that “until further orders the switches and signals will be worked by hand i” The “Ada May" came Into the harbor this morning with a large sea turtle aboard. Captain Francis says he cap- tured it just outside the harbor. It weighs 192 pounds and will make the captainafine turtle soup for Memorial Day. —'I‘bo Famous Gill; Edge Chowder at Campbell's old stand. Rev. A. S. Gumbast‘s family is now a” W where they will remain for the summer. Mr. Gumbsrt will spend his summer vacation there also, and preach one ser- mon a Sunday in his church at Green. port, L. I. Of 800 samples recently obtained in ten of the largest places in Connecticut only one of these has been found to be oleomargririne, all the others being gene nine '.butter Any sample sent to the in- ternal office In Hartford will be tested free of expense. ~Pansier, 4 cts., beet grernw, radisbes and lettuce at the Nursery Last evening apleasant sociable was held at the residence of Theodore B. Lowndrs, on Main street, by the Ladies Aid Society of the First I. E. church. The time was pleasantly occupied in social intercourse. The storm prevented the rendering of a programme that had been prepared for the occasion. —Lndies who can not find time to vis. it the great bargain house of W. B. Ball & 00.. Bridgeport, will find a large line of samples of silks, wool goads.flcnriettas cloths, saline and msttings at the rooms of lira. Wm. H. Jarvis, ml Main 8L, South Norwalk. Prices win be same as at the great store in Bridgeport. —-i.iorton'e celebrated Ice Cream at Ilsa Emma Bocdeld's. M'Iininst. A cheap excursion train will leave the Dspbury and‘ Norwslk depot at one p. ra.. on Decoration Day for Norwslk and Wilson Point. Returning. will leave Wilsons Point at 6:30 p.rn., Norwalk at 8:45. This gives ample time for a day’s fishing, to take in the ball game. or area a trip to other places. Fare for the round trip 75 cents. Dsnbury'News. George tlellcck of Norwalk, a former resident here, was walking in front of the Farrel foundry office, Sunday morning, about 10 "'0'th. Willi “Inuit-I Curt when he solid-try fI-ll prune IIII lib- s.d. - walk In II faint. He was Isko II tr Dr. Weicb's use. and «flat ,recIIIeIIna was taken to Ir. Olarb’s residence, on Pm ass street. where his wile is “slung—- Annuals “tidal. We slip the followingfrom the Dela- ware Repalican of Delhi, New York.th former home ct Captain M: “We arspienssd to nation is tbs proceedings W fine M adsisgaisaada Causation 0' NW. at the annuit- manur'advemeysltbsprinciplrsntibs party. cgnJ’s-d‘in the land of his adoption. In ballad. One day last week Ohms. ll. Ougnwell’s ids‘rtltmdnihfllble. ‘ummmmmnsrmmm. - ‘lltils swim IIIIIatlIa old boy scaldsd thaf :_ his band sees badly. Bis morirerhad 80.1! jkettlsulbiahng watercdths Instill. vs. A special meeting of the Common Council was held last evening. Mayor Euhhell presided and all the Wilmeu predecessor offltlllllfl' a” pfmn‘. ‘mmm with i‘. J The petition to lay water pipe on Bar. much of dampness. i tilt and Quintsrd avenues wnsgrantsd prevailed; ,potm and the water commissioners were or» '91 00:31:. to do the work. 9" . v , e tiori of F. F. Babes In creams mum“ bars on Iain strcat was granted. a,“ a “a,“ I” o i It was voted to lay a 18 inch enter on change rejoice thclt iv," “Ago”. Chestnut street commencing at a point these stashed” - J ‘ 50 feet from Monroe street toconnect “:0?! tubers, with Bnnryntrnet. Petition to lay sewer through Clay: gfiall street from Spring street to Railroad of “who“ 308' "gm Place was granted. us. that!“ I ' ’ Mayor Hubbell appointed councilman to set their great stern him again” H. D. For, Geo. E. Smith and Jan. Far- tbetimn III” “I! In“ '90!“ rington II committee to attend to the $23.1": waft-z“? ”xghl’” matter of erecting a new hosehouse. every we" nutrition!» “'9'." i): r. as. c. A. NEWS. the store, and in their new .pm Two Games or Ball to 1,. my“ 1* Is the result ofthoss u lot-row. g ”0993:?” of which havobacn Tomorrow morning, it pleasant the mint-amid NorwnikY. II. C. A.willgctoStnmford and to play a friendly game of ball with the whim by M . Association. After dinner the twocinbs “'9" “'9'“ “Pig“ “m pies will return to Norwslk for a second° of _many 9‘ ‘bmlwdflww i??- game on the Y. II. C. A. grounds above ““0” were m . time :33 ' : Catherine street. Supper will be served 3.1.1.2.: 3335 £3333...“ q... givand i: stuo'elock in the Y. If. C. A. Hall for this paper, at that idsacriptiun was the visitors. Members of thsamociation band on a sorta! grandambitd’a eye are invited to accompany the nine go view and conveyed sfsintsnd decidedly Stamford leaving” the 9.03 train. in! rfect idea of therml merits of the0t Tb hi dypls y. 0181’s M W “MW e mont y meeting of the Outing other wholir new mm tiona which Club willbeheld at the Y. If. C. A. In have been merged .35“: Mini!“ a” "”“mli- cnlled the family of new Esteem not to Rev. B. N. Dunning will give nFatn- be shown till some fair iliar Talk to young men in the Pub“, their beaufiucaflnthamfarthandplnces or which new Brace, modes. that? the o'clock Subject Ream... the colors am of mm” color perfectly bewildering. - lovely The Entertainment Committee are .pre- black fined fluids-air much called for [mills all enjoyable social, to be given this spring, all contribute to makclhe June 18th. silk dIsplny oifered more desirable than Wm in anv previous year. At the Opera Home Last Night—To-ltlght teen amily' Is not only more 9mm “'0 “Ell!“ 0' Erin." than o'er before, but In It and ”The English Lan- Ionter. Miss Lester captivated the andi- mm occur a lute moses 3 de- ence at her first appearance. Last night"h partment. fccitb atmknta'nd A them with net clinch-ass. The on Monday evening, June 4: b, at 8 Mailer. m .5 thus: years, almaoto lnyatnxtomnetthc-nermaary Thal'innoh qt- assist can“ of Finkenntein &Kntlhel. The steamer “Jewell. " will make regular trips be- tween Wilson' s Point and Role». Iii-inn will furnish music for the concert in the afternoon and dancing in the evening. There will be other attractions to interest those desiring to wait that popular Ilea- side resort. noun.“ . Head Quarters Douglas Fowler Post ~ 48. Dept. of Connecticut. G. A. R. . o, ‘ We, the undersigned. do heresy take this method of expressing our gratitude and thanks to the Rev. Jan. 11. Ross, Rev. 0. E. Harris. Rev. William Ross abd' lit. David E. Dishrow for their charts in our behalf and for the able manner in which they' conducted the memorial services at Music Hall on Sun- day evening, May 27th. mesons Townes Pour 48 G. A. R. Wanted. raw BOARDIRS. Inquire corner museum Day sheets. ' an sin of]. Leanklln co. has is T bcsndisadved. James Egmmiwlllccut y nearer-Wench" . V. billscsntrscmd by Rub. £11?” ‘ James l-lllla. INMRIA TlON is wanted of James llllfia for- ofPlaahingJon Island. tohavelvedntornearNorwal wIihri...i.scIaevix Notice. 'aa lesdm vcternoflhe Booth Nannik nlon TBchaol Disirictarcbere led U 0 district,“ to pay so muchoftham said Wdistrictassballbn‘dcemsd riaahlbsé any other sites. to tbsl‘aresaidltnating. WW George A. Hill's Theatre Company 0010- 3 "'0" WWW ‘ ”awg'” 1‘ BLANCRARD “4' I” ”513.. opened a weeks sengagement at the Opera wrought into We” textures "ml?“ $811,} Committee. House last evening. Owing to the very “mm" “a the “”3" fl each ‘ ll '0 JOHN H. LIGHT bad weather not many were out, but nperb as to I“ "a . 'J were to Lost. those that were there ll tailed. fancy they are some 9‘ ' were '9 3“ are many hundreds of .tie‘eua on view Afalitof w W "'11:!" be The P"! "9‘ “'8'“ W” “19 “30M“! but not one resembling the previous sen- I" WWW” “m” ““3 Chif,” an original drama written ex. son's oiferiugs which were then supposed L‘— pressly for the leading lady, bliss Minnie to he the some of perfection. I To 1,", SECONDetIIyioldt Inbound 0. EM!!! she assumed four diifereut characters on shades “I“ m be m and seemed to be at home In each. Ifiss $2.12: '32:}; .3: y ”I. an to Hill as “Barney linguire.” a hearted, blundering Irishman, cannotbe excelled. He kept the audience in a their worth. AlbatroasndBaiisteclcths '0" The company '° ' 3'30" 0““ iind favor among those who love an!» throughout. Tovnight they will present stance and form In elegant goods of this for the first time here “The Exiles of class. In stripes and checks so perfect Erin, " a story of Ireland. The Globe ill finish “‘0 recommend them ‘0' “39 says of this play: .“That life in the in the, 19"] 0!: "iirmfixiecig Emerald Isle during the, dark days we figfiaimflfmfimhm . M, I,” ceedrng the patriotic events of ‘98 is fdacriptivead ire-onto the basis vividly illustrated. George A. Bill as of merit on whic they mg, For tiavel-b- “Fergus McCarthy.” the outlawed pa- Ing dresses there are examples in gray triot, shown the possession of no small mohairs never beforein this market, and amount of melodramatic ability as well If “19 "Mm “id "m cloths. “'0 as auctions humor when occasion de- velvetn '0' ccrnhini "5 mtteeusand manded, which immediately won the cgzmti-cflted h:ir&mfoztm favor of the audience. llIsn blinnie Les- would be the result—Standard. g ter, who appeared as its. McCarthy: — of whom many pleasant things have been ‘ M‘ said in advance, showed that she de- Idesireto publicly express my appre- served them and proved to be an exceed- olation of the eiforts and generosity of ingly pretty woman, with a charming my frienda in manual '0‘ “'9 ll” chair musical voice, a creditable amount of offered attire W14“! “"- I ”‘ emotional power and considerable mag- 3“" “’9'“ thatit "'3'“ “up“. ‘0 “9.55m." me, and therefore I'll the greater pleas. “m are. I shall never use it, (and I hope to PM“ "'“fl- oasis for years) without the pleasant William Youngs 0' Bari-Infield ‘5 in sensation which] experienced on learn- town. _______g ing that I became its possessor with James Russell of Portcbester spent such A" unexpected manlfestatIon 0' Sunday in town. friendship . h iii ii too. in- renc Ir screen. are prom cut and are finding friends tosppl’ociate Josiah Arwooh. W... . Attractiawa at the (W . Bros. c... Bridgeport. - - . . With a' view toan immediate redac-n mfi'dfinfifimux:wn " "mm“ tion of their immense stock of rich dry ‘ goods, carpets, millisery,elc., TheCops- Lewis Sanford—”‘—~ cf High Ridge spent land Bros. Co. announce a special clear- Bnndiy in the borough. lag sale, at vastly reduced prices, to ex- William Jonesm we of New York's well M" ‘°'“ “W “WI "3;" "m“ known firemen la in town today. as limited W to “I. rich dress materials. handsome spring gan- tiles Jennie Wallace of Stamford is meats, elegant millinerv. together with Buhty Adams in very sick at his home iiii the borough. visiting hsrccusin lathe borough. the hundreds of attractions displays? in part f their do". Won be at» JohnB. murmurs. s. .I.. ml” 3“ a . eryeouatI-r the vicitor “ “Mam" “'W' “WW” will llnd tennis-gr «and dealt! Ells'l‘. OIbornIofEsst Norwnlk will reside. «mmvomrmsm spend Mrmorlallhyili New York. c-Im-lI-Iod cheap, but now me positive 'lii‘his‘ltil III the canon rm-III crmvds of c““'""' m 99‘ ”l“ 'u.. "W"d costumers are ltli‘rrtileal tinny by the I“”""“'”"“ W". in Green- wonderful values which are being "w m ‘ oflervd. lstsndlngpsrchasers willeon- illsnis Thomas of Brooklyn spent suit their own laterals by I sanday withhsrocnsln. Enema,“ these genuine bar'gs‘ins.st their earliest the borough. convenience. .. summers-aims.“ ow Ma's! ciNisurkeity arsvisltlagllissnors An item lspi'a‘tbc roundsoftbs «trim-rah MM street. stars pauses that illisai lisrtcrd. thorn-Iatr- Frank Jansen! My... who has Nsnspaadlagafnw dayswithfrisads pact to sail this week for Europe. also to the accident. witness u marriage of her sister. W hrldgetendsr in this city, has bcnudlr- ‘ charged. As yet It. Barton! has not lsarn‘sd that such is lots the uses. The clashi- oi the read daring their investir tits. 0. c. Bsrbsror Obsstnat Iirssi gallon the other day didn’t thiamine“ readywitii Wilfri- icgiwgoa‘rl isavrs us-dsyror Springdsirl. lass. to asst-Ivy tonsil as him for testimooyaa sons for the faith that is in him, and we meat relatives from California who or to the position of the rails at the time of are glad tobnmeihst his merits are res» flarfard's friends claim that It a genuine investigation wands- vs oar , II more Osbrwnavenae. Rant Noranlk. Inquire on in. brief tbepremisus. Reference required. "it alone have the their excel- “uh" Ywife.lsryGaiss.bavingleftmmm mm f unsyscccuntas will Iyno cam ”V" "m d ° hwfromthindstn nuts. (I,s-I-ss Sonia Norwslhlnyad. 183. unit w Bicycles for Sale. (:lectslIlI’II=.:kynaaxirrs‘sx “forests. matiw mnScthNcrwalk. New and secondhand Building hand For Sale. Olinlllllsftwithl. .RBaymoanoatci flari- fmbuildrngrandfrommv aiilhethsnklnll‘yrscelvsdaad egg-pig George B.llndcnhlll_ . Ilnowintownsslllag Household 8 fl! auger!!! dealrlnght‘rpinscanullatllo. win-Meson. - To Rent. lcu'l'ullesslrcst, with modern meals. lnqslre «Joana. “APP. To h-‘a of six roams Lompartaf hoses, ousting onaeynroarl’lacs. J LA marmounrfi-Is’u’i" 111008 ”wiw Boo-s to Let. WMWCWL beard. seer-nor III. II lttf ”Wk. Apartments Wanted: rm of nhcasact ahcatavs up or snitch-tactical!“ Ap plyatm JACOB 003MB" “Rm wt aton- Ila-ant tar lain. ”monomers-I OM“, feet drill. cameraman-worm We!“ OPIIA "008', IOIWALK VIC-m londay Ray 28: Williams arr. new” . snowman-mm A .. Peoples Theatre co. Direct in: llmtna, when may have iartscn- ”Elia—Warm h“lllghis'cli new“; sure-II :31 “r. M3. I... m mdspcwwfal mum-rm monument" masons: ‘ “mm NEW 25cm. Daniel Reliant The Wife mm [in sums IILI initialed. “'2 SAMPLE HOUSE fl. Wm R .‘-an em ”i .2 . J) , ‘ l’s’r. rs. mini.- mum... J ' [talisman Dry goods rams House. BonuneraadIst (lastly Reduced Prices. Immmllghcflons 0 incl ol'thewsather I. wing enteacy nndthe iotha 5...... can... mesmm , I——————co+——-— DRESS Goons: Inseam-3% ems-I"- Black Silks A SPECIALTY. Wc imdelarrnlaedtosellthsbslsacncfoar ”h. stagrent sacrifice to reduceourencrmcus s ———Q»———- 411,413,415&ill In It. ill'llll Fairinli in. ‘ BRIDGEPORT, CT. mW. B. HALL &. 60., BRIDGEPORT. BIBS. WM. H. JARVIS, 12! lain 8L. 8"“ liar-walk, What Want R W. REALI- Ii 00; forthe March in lblavkhity. 1 WW%‘& sndwhicblwlllsslattbamln.‘ store. Marsala sf whlfi I alt: of an. “new.“ mi” ' Z ' airs- Columbia Bicycles and Tricyclcs. , «VELOCE COLUMBIA 3- announcements.“ Great oiferiagof New and Desirable, Spring and , Paint and ran Pipeline 54 WSW Shite. Wraps, Jackets, Newmarkeis, I, “Tried and Triumphant." WGWMi-hm- Whlhhstrrlflidiu. . ,. om'rcaeacrrvorm AID m. " Large Reduction in Prices ; of Fine Carpets. i sermon 3808., " latest orsldsua arm W ewnrrnnr- , caress war mitts .mmo. ARTIST Banshee TUBE cohorts ‘ ann— FLITTER PAIN TD ........"r-—— BEflKEB’ S, v South 3mm MATHUSHEK PIAHOS. .wmmmmmr . or cm" s crate-r was um AI.” "men...”“mtc. rm "It mmmmwafiqwuw GRAND om st! ‘1' - J." Rororr Fulfill. Messrs. Finkenstein and Knubel will formally Decornticn Day mm Iii iii“
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