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m.“ ‘Orrsrtltltnbsrs LsdderCo. wenttoDsnhury this morn.
Mummies-m. ing. .
weather lunatic. Kiss E. J. Taylorand Indemstis
For Thursday lstwEsglsssaigm, advertise in this issue that they will
warmer,iairto prtly cloudy weather, teach D. W. loody's system of dress
with variable winds. cutting. Ladies should read the adver-
tisement. ,
THE LOCAL NEWS.
fligh tide tomorrow 4.39; low. title
10.48.
Bun rises 4.21; sun sets 7.19.
Thestoresof the borough are gene -
ally closed.
Hamilton Wilcox was out yesterday
for the first time.
larksmen badges were presented to
Company F last night.
- rant. n. Nash's “Delphine" took a
' party out sailing this morning.
A large number ot_eailing parties
went down the harbor to-day.
A large number went to New York
this morning on the City of Albany.
Seymour Taft took a large party in his
yacht to War Point this morning.
Harry Bracken cut his second finger of!
yesterday morning while chopping wood.
. Buuty Adams was out this morning
having recovered from his recent illness.
~Horton‘s celebrated Ice Cream 10 cte_
per plate'at Iliss E. Scofieidr's, 57 Main at.
"Under theGssiight” will be played
in the Opera House to-nigbt. Go and
aesit. '
The lferry Makers will meet at the
resilonce of Ilirs Ifary Selleck this even-
ing. »
Daniel Wheeler of the borough is just
recovering from a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Au ellortis being made to hav'e the
Democratic State Convention held at
Bridgeport.
Some of the members of the old Elite
Social club went on a sailing party this
morning. ‘ '
—W. db N. Tube Color 70. at Piaisted’ .
The Stars of Norwelk played the J. J.
0th of Bridgepon, at Seaside Park
this morning.
Newton Ellie, formerly of this city,
has accepted n position ins Brooklyn
. dry goods house. .
The Y.A.B.6.bad a very pleasant
gstheringat the residence of the Kisses
Brymou'rlastevening. ‘ ‘
Quite auumber of young men from
the borough went to Cedar Point to day
to see the yacht race.
A delegation of New York masons ris-
lted Old Well lodge last evening and saw
,_ the third degree worked.
-8ee Gusowaki's new spring styles.
A large party of South Norwalk’s
young man are toindu in a shore din-
} tier at Dorions Point this evening. . _
George A. Bill, now willie his com-1
pany attbe Opera House, was‘the origi-
nator of cheap shows in this country.
The Foulsin Gun Club are shooting to-
day at theirground on Pine Island. The
Sentinel will give the score tomorrow.
A large fire In the wheel shop at Wal-
lingford delayed the early morning trains
on the Consolidated road this morning.
A boy named Grace, who lives in
“Dublin," picked upa roll of money at
tbecorneroithshoraa'cardepot yester-
day. ”
At the matinee this afternoon in the
Open House by the People’s Theatre
(hmpany, “Kathleen lfavourneen" will
be the attraction.
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“libs" Kosher is the recipient of a
bandsomspicturedeooJromtbeDuks
CamsoOIgsretteoompsny surprise for
aavingboxrsthatclgars‘ttsscomslo.
-—Pansiss,4cts.. beetgreens, rsdishes
andiettuoaattheNursery.
QEBemsonbaa just-had made for
his anther a large refrigerator. ft is of
modern improvement and will keep his
“meats “vegetables in fine condition.
‘w Yrowlsi Post will gives
mu theyoung ladies who assisted
thistlhsirfalrandmadsitssuccrss.
TbIVoIaatasrfluaacnmpauybeld an
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_ elect Goodseli at the First If. E. church
.lug today in New York.
- walks llllr. willlriovs his fatally to Bar
- new:
~Iadies who can not find time to via-
dt 00., Bridgeport, will find a large line
of mmples of silks, wool goodsflenriettas
cloths, saline and mattings at the rooms
of lira. Wm. H. Jarvis, 12x llain BL,
Booth Norwalk. Prices will be same as
at the great store in Bridgeport.
Suspension of hotness.
Nearly all of the factories and places
of business are closed to-dsy. Ilemorial
Davisbeingobservsdistbisrespecttoa
greater extent than in past years. The
post oilices closed at 11 o’clock and will
open between 5 and 6 o'clock this after-
noon.
Areceplion willhe tendered Bishop-
in New Haven on Saturday, June 9th.
Bishop-elect Vincent and J. O. Peck are
expected to be present.
“The Exile of Bria” at the Opera House
Last night.
George A. Hill's Theatre Company pre-
sented “The Exile of Erin” last night at
the Opera House. llr. Hill as "Fergus
McCarthy.” one of the patriots of no,
and afterward as an exile from his na-
tive land, who returns to seek some tid-
ings of his wife, played his port to per-
faction and showed that he could com-
mand the attention of his auditors either
by his dramatic power or by his willy
sayings, which were greeted by roars of
laughter. bliss Minnie Lester as “lire.
lcCarthy” exhibited remarkable talent
in that difficult part and won the sym-
pathy of the audience at once. 0. S.
Clark on “Herrick Wolf," the villain,
was asuccess. as was the rest of the
company.
To-night they will render one of their
most powerful plays, "Under the Gss~
light,” or high and lowlife in a great
city. in which will be introduced the
great pier scene, new songs, jigs and
reels, and the most wonderful railroad
scene ever produced on-the stage, con-
sisting of a complete trnin of cars dosh-
ing with lightning speed across the stage.
As this is the only company playing
“Under the Gaslight" at cheap prices
you can see a firstclass play by a first.
class company at the low prices of lo
nodal) cents. This evening the house
should be crowded.
Personal lentlon.
Harrison Gerry of Ridgefieid is in town.
Ed 0thame is with friends in the bot.
ough.
Fred Stanley is visiting in Brid
today.
John H. Reddy is expected home
few days. '
Frank Newcomb of Jersev City is in
town to day.
Frank Comstock of Poitchester isin
town to-dsy. _ _
I James Sheldon is spending to day in
the borought.
James L’flenry of Bridgeport is visit;
ing in this city.
resort
Leslie Frank of Daubury is spending
to-day in town.
Emily J. Gilbert of HEM... i. visit-
ing in this city.
Charles Cummings is spending a few
davs in New York.
lliss Georgia Waterman is visiting
lfrs. W.‘ B. Swords. ‘
lliss lamie Ellison is visiting ‘ Diary
Seely of the borough.
John s‘. James loOreery of East
Hampton are in town.
Fred Wilcox of the borough is spend-
Louis Wilcox, of flew York, is visit-
ing his parents in this' city.
ThomasYoungs of Wastilold is visiting
Ifrs. John Romano in this city.
I". ll. Quintard and wife have return-
ed home from Golden‘s Bridge, N. Y2
Timothy A. Hard or flawleyvillo‘ls
visiting John Dugout in the borough.
William B. Lockwood of the borough
is spending a few days in Wa-hiugton.
ll- Jnlia Bartram of Bedding is visit-
ing Ilsa Annie Gorbam on Reverend
attest.
Ir. Alden. hparsatsudent of the Ru»-
walk soon.
William Amssofl’ortobsatavhasbssu
taken very ill at thereaidenesofbissuut
oquspaistrsst. ' , '
measuremenum' a.
Iberia! Day with their priestess
Bsyvi'sw avraas. “
a
final addre- a law tbptall
.nfaclnrers' associations in an endeavor
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WIWHI'S.
Avmhm’m
clubs am playing in this city.
the Crystals.
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The Union school team are
the Silver lfine team in that place this
afternoon. _
The Y. If. C. A. of Norwaik were do.
feated by the Stamford association this
n_i_r_i_rning, Si in 5.
DECORATING Till GRAVES.
Veterans Visit the cemeteries and Pay
Beep-ct to the Dead “under.
No public demonstration was held in
town today in commemaration of le-
morial Day. Douglas Fowler Post 0. A.
R. went to fine Island cemetery atl'l
o'clock and after strewing flowers upon
the graves of their dead comrades,
proceeded to the East Norwalk cametmy
where a similar service was rendered by
them. This afternoon the veterans and
a large number of friends are holding
exercises at the Five llile River cemetery.
Revs. Barnett and Potter are the speak-
ers of the afternoon.
Celebrating.
Three man stood in front of asaloon
on Railroad-place, all intoxicated, trying
to tell each other what day it was they
were celebrating. Two of them insisud
that it was Wishington’s birthday, while
the other. who probably heard the shoot-
ing at Pine Island, declared it was
Fourth of July.
Illa Non. Broken.
’This morning as R J. Cutbill was
crossing the vacant lot enstnf W. \V.
Comstock's store on Washington street
he was struck in the face by a ball
thrown by a boy. His nose was badly
broken.
M Temper-wry Insanity.
At the session of the Connecticut State
ledical society in New Haven last week,
President Bacon recommended in hisau-
ted of homicide on the grounll of insanity
be declared permanetly insane, and that
they be kept under restraint during his
remaining years. Dr. Bacon’s aim is to
thwart the growing evil of securing for
murderers immunity for their crimes on
the plea of temporary insanity. The
society has appointed n committee to
bring the matter before the next General
Assembly.
Tunes- Ball 'l'o-aight
The Turner ball to-night at Germanic
hall, promises to be one of the best of
the season. Heines orchestra is to fur-
nlsh music, and the committee will spare
no pains to make the aflair pleasant for
all who attend.
A Eula. Divided Agni-at ltaulf.
The International Hat Hakers’ Associ-
ation hassuecseded in winding itself into
such a snarl with several of the local
associations, that it has become a serious
question as to whether It will ever be
come untangled without an entire reor-
ganisation. '
The makers have persistently refused
to cooperate with the finishers and man-
to work under mutual laws and regulat-
ions. and by exasperatlog. not to say pig
headed, actions have caused even their
own members to become tired.
Just at present the local districts of
Brooklyn, Orange and Newark are at log-
srhesds with the International Arsocist~
ion. and it will require great executive
ability and goodjugmsut on the part. of
the ofilcers to bringthsm into line.-
With these these powerful dinrlcts out
oftbeasscclationitcaalastbut a-sbort
time—Hatter and Furrier.
hammer lanes] for W
The summer school at Kinetic will be-
gluon thsmoralngofJalyt.andinsd-
dittcs to the ”shill!!! will a:
courws in singhg- - - 4 physical
manual training. Superintendent Dut-
ton Is to isctursoa "Principissef'l'sach.
ing"andllmAda RHthillglva
instruction in teaching drawing.
Tbszusted Heraldsays: "'Bpenesr
ti. Pisvsawiilwobblybsvsm “I
tbsbllmardfilhblafl lentil!!!”
othsrfarmsrlnthlsseetion. fastbagur-
dayflay “the ; ,hbkhsdmsn over
tothssastsih '
Bill I,
distance Gilbert
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The Norwalka defeated Dauhury this
morning 9 we. The gamewasplayed
in Danbury. Thisafternooc the same
The game between Stamford and
Derby this morning mulled in a victory
for the latter club, the score being 10 to
ltthegreathsroin houseolW. BJIall I.
The Norwalk Giants played the Crys-
tals this morning on the Woodward ave-
nue ground. Score 23 to 'l in‘ favor of
The Chestnutstreet nine played the
Blue Stars on the meadows this warm
m h attention
“*1 fore the sun crowed tiiline two moo
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masons. Conn. lay. u—Anotbsr
tragedy nomad has at 0 o‘clock last
night, John Willard, a street pavsr, was
thrown from the tooth stay of a white
street tenement and died at the Itoapital
this morning. Bil room mateis now un-
der arrest pending the soreness inquest.
which will probably
“gimme rd hers early
Will. .1 will“
theGriflutPsrry ’ comm-street.
occupisdhystoresbslowand the upper
stories byfamillss. fliers were several
narrow smspssfrsm death by jumping
from theuppsr to the street.
One stouwaa blownin pisses by a gas
mm Waste loss h'
- , y intend. e origin of
the fire is unknown.
The dwelling of firms Elliott was
burned last night. Wham; insured.
The fire was caused by the explosion of
a lamp.
A GREAT I)“ eoons omen.
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Outlines ores-s l’ovalltlca w. 3. Iran a
What puasles a visitor more than any-
thing else is the complete transforma-
tion stall in theaters There appears to
be not a shred left of the love y stock
which situated so
ago. Now, daily the nets becoming
more beautiful, and tthrioea like the
quality, all that can, desired. The
colonic gsuteeldress goods alluded to
in the recent window item suggest and
permits repetitiouof their names set-
pent green. reside, gobelin blue, French
any. amethyst. emu . no.
cream, as standards in these new depar.
tures,sndthsrearswliatmay be term-
ed intermediate shades from each which
form of dcairahiliths none can
is immense. and in this connection it
shouldhc stated this firm has secured
the entire stock of ladbs spring suits at
a well known suit boom, and are offer-
ing them at about half the usual price for
the goods. Thereisonvisw an no r.
allelsd stock of elegant rebels in whip-
cord, French cord. and I other fashion-
ionable materials, sprlg'g new markets
and raglans. at prices ar below those
hitherto asked for the same garments.
In mantles and mautilias there is a va.
riety which presents the beaded ele-
meutiu its most attractive form, so:
there are still a few chances to pick an
choose from a limited number of last
winter's cloaks which. secured at a re-
duced price, will do cacsllent service
winhr
when another comes.
A visitor finds abovsstsirsbomre
m ling. Mainly-.3. to order, I“
andwhsreareadymadssuitwhiehdoss
not quite fit. may, while the buyer
waits, have it fixed to her complete aar-
isfaction. But the ready made outer
garments are so multitndinons, so vari.
ed. and comprises so many different
gradesastoaiasthat rareiydoea a lady
need to employ the services of a filter.
In the white goods and linen deparo
manta all is full and complete, and there
are new forms and figures for table and
houuhold uses which the
per to realise that such changes for the
better were possible to be made. Gloves.
especially kid, are in level form, fea-
ture and shade this year. ilk and Lisle
too are handsomely represented. Dre-
trimmings will be found in greater vari-
ety, and representing more novelties
than in any previous year. There are
loves of paranoia of the highest, lowest
and intermediate grades in all the fash-
ionable materials, some with handles of
exquisite workmanship. with and with-
out lace covers, suitable for thesldewalk,
the lawn, the Inside or the country. In
the store can he found an array of goods
which contemplate the needs of those
about to travel, hays portmautesus and
the like. ~
Below stairs there are surprises, the
chief among which is to ferret out the
secret of how it has been possible to
mass so much that everybody wantsin
one unalihslf asreersoofspscs. The
curtain lines. for instance. embrace all
the China silk. Irish point and lace of
all grades so well known by the ladies.
There draperies for apartments, for
windows and doors, there‘s» rugs that
have meufimyrua and doumoomsbe-
fora buyers here but to raise the ~
ion that they are imitations.
the basement is filled lh with things use-
ful and desirable that most customers
rarely havehesrd of.andwhlch forms
solid foundation Importing the
salon or eleganciss above stairs. cw
l t summert- comic fasttowardsua.
is 0 near indeed that 'about'a double
F%rthu:‘if Ju‘ly cslsbgtiou is the appro-
p e ng, us one to as.
sure the trader am
, so as
buying'whstbtmlly needed from stocks
containing eat what is wanted. and In
places like MW 3. limit
who have m as luncht It: mahs
Brmport amarkst or nvsstrasnt
or thsbrstism , .
t Ware—M. ’
The annual Diocesan cou-
vrntleu will be bald at Christ chumb,
Hartford. beginning ‘l'brsday, June 1!.
Bishop Willhms will preside. The seri-
mos willba -
lJndmy of‘
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Alli! 3AM Will.
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l'ba following-arstbenalassofscma
.cltbsbsluag psivdssapabllshsuhytho
blic mthoritlas as being .
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held to-morrow. '
dealings to admire. In airings the stock W
payee limits.-
ausrsriasssiassssrs-lusuy Isis.‘
30, 1888.
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lulu! ”1
Grown. Silver King,
Wheeler’s, Welcome
c. ' 833”"
2?»sz c mlt’kuteubisl.
'a rape r Gem
Gel: Washingt'rvin, 'Wiud’sor,
Fleur ds Lia. Sovereign,
Feather Weight, Daisy.
There are doubtless many other brands
of slum baking powder besides those so
far examined and named by the authori-
ties. liost oftha bakiagpowderssold
in bulk, by weight, and all sold with a
gift or present, are said to be of this de-
scription.
Prof.,fi. A. Mott, United States Gov-
ernment Chemist, says: “In my opin-
ion the use of alum as a constituent of a
baking powder should be prohibited by
law.”
MARRIED.
smoun-aumn-srsmr Dona.
fimhtheRGv.JohnW.%.J::z
to Iran-is Mmbothof tiers
Wanted. .
A 17:: upwienud corset slitrhcrs for fine strip
BDIIBIeftwithJ. nay-ions. '
0 landstrserJorbuiln-dmgsandl’rotgdm? mu".-
Emh ' uU ”Human
George II. Undcrhlll
Lnrgcllcduction in Prices
camel House.
Great odoingoflfew and Desirable Spring and
Summercocdsatfinatly
Reduced Prices.
air 3mm. so: Cllflilil.
MONROE. LARGDON & 00 .
mEMw Bridgeport.
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sanitation is wanted of Julie has: for-
tclnve vedst crnes'r if (louse some six
,, “m. "gram“, sure DRESS GOODS!
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To Let.
BODND tolet i houseof G. B. flung. -
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thepruulsss. Defamer required. aim-ti ac I s
Bicycles for Sale.
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New and second! I ll Sulfa. Wraps;3 Jackets,J Mféfll‘m.
Building land For Isle. ' ‘ mm"
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Paint all Wall Paper
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“Tried and Triumphant? ' I
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or finance tuber law ilsvfn'. Och.
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Ito-run Ferrari
(vanes new assessment _-1
Messrs. Finkenstein end}
Knubel will torment”
open Roton Point '
for the Seneca ‘
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