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T11! LOCAL NEWS.
nus tlde‘tomorlnw one; low tide
n I
Sundresmxrnnnsts'lm lstruproviug. to . trip to ' m
Ground was broken for the newt—r on “‘9 ”mm" 3'“ 9' liorwslk I"Ii “ll stunts. Arcana. breath or his health. whats “ha was
West "W ”fluidly. "e" W1“; thou: "3" °" °"° 0' One of the most pleasant drives in the taken much wop and failedgrsdaslly
unwanted r or n will con- m “in”. 31°13" “3"” °°""‘ "9' “m” “I "“9“" “mm"! MM mono-m
frrthn st. ’tbis tuning Notwithstanding the unfttvornble Riven avenue (Shorevrusd) to the member of WW bodes 3.1”, T.
, Jmeph lumywssarrested for drunk- carrying quite a number of peace 3"“! 1‘” building 0 '9' '3“ ”Wild “‘9 much liked fill! his“! wt! ”1
”Medicalllnduone lart'evtniug. daily. . shore\ to Fttchs Point. and a short of hisbuslnuaudmciallelatlfl. The
bridgt scrum thesmall hey that runs up funeral will the plane Jane
; ~W. & ll. TnbeColor'fc. at Plaisted' .
‘ , fltsVolunteer Bone company of East
,llorwalk will hold a meeting this
wing. .
The Bee Hive restaurant in the bor-
ough has put in one of Shonninger'ahue
Organs.
_. T...—
. W’s Honthly for June is out
anditlsbettnvthsuanyofthe prececd-
lng numbers. .
nauseating for the foundation for the
new church was com-
menced yesterday.
«Pure Java and [echo Canoe—al-
ways fresh—at G. C. Stillson’s.
7 James Ferguson, one of Daubury’a
, oldest citizens and batters, died yester-
day. used 76 rm
Thom” Village of this city has been
granted a patent for an ornamentation
of builders hardware.
Ur. Trcwnssud of Benedict Form is
having a mustard roof put on his resi-
' deuce on Core street.
The foundation walls for the two new
7 homes that Ir. larvinis tobuildon
Benedict Farm, are being laid.
Next week Prof. J.A.Carusswillbe
atrerris'jewelry store for thepurpoes
‘ofmeanatingeyesaudfittiugglassen.
‘ —Lnave your orders for ice cream
Sundays, at C. B. DeKIyn’s Bakery and
Confectionery store. Cream delivered
. to any part of the city Sundays.
The borough the department will have
another run on the 5th of June. There
- will be four prises for the winning com-
WI- .,
(harks Couklin entertained the boys
on Benedict Farm last evening with
U what he knew about fast boats and
Lt; ml.
Charlell’t . the barber. who kept a
shop in wood’s building on the
the, has moved into Campbell's
building.
. , Willi Howell’s truck broke down yes.
‘ terday afternoon. The hub of thewheel
' had rotted conidernbly, which «used
the accident.
Imus Wilson's new house on River.
idsaveane when finished will add much
tothsapnearancs of that thoroughfare.
The work h being pushed.
—BaaGusowski's new spring styles.
Frank Burritt’s yacht "real” went to
New Rochelle today to bring home a
new setof spars for his yacht "Protes-
ionnl' bbnusnd uext’l'hursday in the
race oi! Bridgeport harbor.
Prank We dog get loose yester—
day and the m in the restaurant
weer to get upon the counters
for Itchy until the dog was caught.
r-‘-Lenve your orders for lcecream
W at» C. B. DeKIyn’n Bakery and
1 Con stove. Cream delivered
htnnypartof thecity Sundays.
_Wilbnr Habit-slim! the huncngh, was
taken wahs dtiathsdepotntllridp
portyenterdsy morning. He was taken
to thapolicestntion and soon recovered.
: ~14. rm amdbntisilrd,trythehd
whammafllhon's.
, fisDashnry Register i'snowprinted
satiety at home. The Register is a
t'
pmmmnsms .._.___. V , , W'
.Gurln neon bWIngafaw days W TmyMMm.MnN to . may”.
‘gnlouklngsns. Weararightghdll um n I. H o, n- anm, 1 sum; *1 m ‘1 . pllyhhowm tours... on t..w,,,,',';;;f ll'mum u Elma-Imbavls,
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1‘ .u “rowan Ihsl‘dtthlsehsyof Mar. "who-mute W bop-d”: ‘h” '"""'“°""""""“" sans-Novifluhwmmrlm ‘
r. a. Woodndlomph how-sawdust“ It. 11-306- m ' ---~ 1‘" 7°" W “but“ ~"“
“chum menstruation-Instructs: not rimmmmmmmw MAIN
tnarkt-t.
Stillson’e.
The case of the Peoplcn’ Savings bank
vs. the borough of Norwrlk, occupied
the attention of the supreme court of er-
rors all day yesterday,which was the last
day of the term.
William Stewart and John Euntice
were found guilty of druukness before
Judge Selleck yesterdey.
lined 81.00 and costs, in all $7.55. They
wonttoBridgeporl in default 0! payment.
—Horfon’s cell-titrated Ice Cream 10 ctr.
per plate at Miss E. Scolield'a, 57 Main st.
Edwin C. Keeler received it dispatch
from his brother George's wife, who is
in Leadville, Colorado, that her husband
is very sick with pneumonia. but this
running his as} mptorus were more fav-
orable. W .._.
Next Wednesday night at St. Mary’s
Church, Hr. Bernard C. Ferney and Hill
Etta Bracken will be joined in flymeu's
bhuds. Barney's friends say they are
sorry to see him do thu‘, but of course
be known best.
-—I. 3. Parsons has received tbisday!
another car of fine horses.
Bnmkside Stock Venn and look at them.
As usual, they will be sold worth the
.3...
money.
Faith,
West street.
busy.
Union Park is being made very pleat
not andssnyofaccessby thendditionof
erosswslks.
Lester Cole was taken with another
bad tum last night, but this morning he
The East Avenue Church has added
104 new books to their Sunday school
librarr, which will be ready for distribu-
tion on Sunday. ‘
If. B. Parsons had another cor load of
horses arrive yesterday. Thrynre a fine
lot and fully up to his. Parson's standard,
which is the highest.
.1. Dickermsu & Sen make announce-
ment today of a June sale of carpets.
Call at their store and see what bargisns
in thatliue they are offering.
The new ofllcers of the Salvation Army
in this city held their first meeting last
evening. They are are Capt. Brockbank
and Cadet DeGaris of Rockville.
—Irenve your orders for ice cream
Sundays, at C. B. DeKlyn’s Bakery and
Confectionery store.
to any part of the city Sundays.
At the matinc tomorrow afternoon in
the Opera House a sonvnier consisting
of a collection of songs will be presented.
The play will be “Tot, the Newsboy.”
—The only Genuine Snmpnriiln in the
100 nod?“ for 75 cents.
Dr. Ellery Clark is very much improv-
ed this morning. He has been quite
nick during the past two weeks but not
serious enough to warrant the report
that he would be taken to the insane re»
treat at Hartford.
Thomas Sweeny, gate tender for the
D. l 1'. R. R. on Wateratreef. III the
borough. has laid out a llrwer bed near
the gates which looks very nice and at-
tract a great deal of attention from the
painengers on the can. '
—Lesvc your orders for ice cream
Sundays, at C. B. Dleyn’s Bakery and
Confectionery stove.
to any part of the city Sundays.
Paras-a! m
Charles Jennings ts spendinga few
days at the residence of It". Charles
Dr. ".8. Killsof New York lsspnnd-
inga few days at John ll. Knapp’sou
haul-Jay this-ornlsgnfter
mskhgsshcrtvlsltlntheborosgh.
IblnanMwhohasbrnlvb
ltlsghsrbrothsr Fran. iathebomngh.
rstnrnsdtoherhnmsln Sew Tcrkyes-
.
Cream delivered
They were
Cream delivered
work
obliged to givs‘nphinbaqannn
thlseitytovhithismolher
in tht . Ofcoursu this wouldcosts
cousid table sum of money'but it would
be we expended as we would then have
one oi the most beautiful drives there is
in tbt etste. Eastllorwalk and Baue-
dict arm property would beincrensed
in vs us very largely. Dorlon Point
would then be easy of access besides
makit gapleannntandinvigoratingdrive
to go 5 there. A Sentinel reporter was
talkin' to one man who ownsnlsrge
piece of property on the water front on
ict Farm the other day of the
idemaudbe naidbewould giveastrip
of Int dalltbewsy aroundhinproperty
fifty 1feet wide for the purpose, sshe acute dm- 3"- ”I” "u
knew‘ it would more than double the
alcohol it. The road that runs around
Harris officiating. mar will
has. 1508““ an.“
the e ore now isin all probability the
best e ere is in town and the pleasautest
for air evening drive. Why not make
it longer.
. The Old Leather flan.
'l'hti Bridgeport correspondent of the
Neinork lournal claimsto have re-
centl; interviewed the famous old
"Led her Man,” and to have gleaned
frotnihim his history. The old mun is
repul as stating tbsthe we: burn at
Rune ,Frsnce. His wife proved faith-
less 1 titled to this country with her
lover Old leather breecbes lled after
the ilty couple, and slit-Lyons of
wan ering discovered her betrayer and
icon that in the meantime she had
died.1 That settled it, and the old fellow
is n1 w walking around waiting to be
laid l‘ herside.
Peonfles‘ Theatre Company at the Opera
. noun last Illght.
Th performance at the Opera House
last veniog was not very well attended,
owing to the stormy weather. In the
third‘ act bliss later and Mr Bill were
cells before the curtain. The play was
the { Roneol Killaruey.” Tonight they
‘willipresent Bulwer's celebrated piece,
a? Lady of Lyons,” lites [enter an
morrow afternoon at 1:”. ‘
(l. C.
are ill. though few deatbs'hare
their trade by keeping customers
movie.
ported.
On account of danger
and several recent duthn
prompt action.
nu twins.
requesting all
line” and Ifr. Hill as "Claude Mel- scribed towns.
." A mattneu will be given to-
mortiow afternoon.
min away mm the Reforms school.
Cl ief of Police Vollmer has received
wort from Heriden that Herman Lock-
woo , a South Norwulk boy who ran
a_w from the Reform School a few days
ago, has been found in How Haven.
Theauthoritier came here in search of
him‘ this week but without success.
more interesting. ‘
’ “Boys' and gtrls‘ boots at 0d.
Such is the statement made, not
the Sweating Gum-nines. out
Call at
1 Grand Army Sociable.
A‘ sociable will be held at Grand Army
ball on Washington street, Monday
or ing, June 4th, to which the ladies
wht assisted at the fair, and the public,
arei nvited. After supper and examines
are \P'Ef, the goods left from the fair will
be rind. '
1| 1 ntng of the lepahllnaa loan.
'1“. evening the Young Republican
Cl . will open their room on lain street
and they expect to have a big time.
8pc?- hes areto bemsds bv hut-tem-
bert of tbeparty. Tbepublicislnvited
tol present.
1 The Signal Corps translation.
I . United States Veteran Signal
" .I - tion will hold its reunion
th in connection with that of the
y of the Potomac at Gettysburg.
J l todandlrd. Inmbsrswhoeanatr
sreuvgsdtoplan to reach Bettye
bu oanasflth. Thismrstlagto
w -thennrvivorsof the Confederate
-yharebnenlavltnd,willbsthemont
and girls’
contract to the Central
making these articles?
BASE BALI- NEWS.
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yesterday 5 to 4.
quest.
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snansasaasseeaas.as.a
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yesrnbsbashsdmottbswood
department of the Winchester
‘ArmanmpanyolllewflamJIutwss
, lsstlsn
cnaooountofpoorhsalth. fists-Ito
us, from the miracles
ltidgetleld at 10.” LL. lawman. E.
hereontbe 0.20A.I.train,l).kli.lt.ll.
Hrs. Increase Allen died at theresi-
dence of her grand-daughter, In. use-
on G. Hoyt. yisterdny morninginthe
90th year other age. humerus
to this city about six weeksngo to visit
her grand-daughter. as has been her
custom for number of yearnnudwss
in her usual health till with“ twutyo
four hoursofberdeatb. firebad no
of Fairlield. but had been a resident of
the town about sixty yearn. She was
well known amongthe old Mon. and
through her long life enjoyed the friend-
ship of very many of her townspeople:
Her funeral will he held at the residence
of Mrs. Hoyt, 2 Bayvtew avenue, to.
mucus! snort! towns.
win-uncut! of health Ira-stun Com-
munication filth (Sanford and Clinton.
The scarlet fever epidemic has made
alarming progress in (inilford and many
arising from
these contagious diseases on either side,
the Madison board of health has taken
Olllcisl notisss have
been postsdnpabout thetaweflalttto
and will ha refit in church,
residents of Indiana not
to go to Gnilford or‘Clinlou unless ab~
solutely nwensary. This orderhsscaused
much excitement in lsdison. intensify-
ing the fear of disense.an-.l but little
communication is had with the pro-
An Example ofl'reo trade.
Last night’s Evening Post contained
the following paragraph that furnishes
an example of prices paid for labor in
England. Coming from a paper advo-
cating free trade makes the news all the
meeting of the all! m cfllunrdians,
says the Pall Hall Ossntte; “The Chair-
man admitted it was true that boys’
boots were supplied by
Schools at Hauwsll atdd. apair.tbst
they cost ls. M. to repair, and that new
bootsbsdnow been ordered instead of
repairing old ones. What must be the
wages of the work-people employed in
O,
‘ shootlagelnbisbeing formed “War-unmade”.
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Mmmmfl'm'mgn‘i’g: "" m” Mg; m“: “Wig: After the we: the prohibition wuss». ltdamsgesthstte‘andltm
ram,» Newlagland fair to ""‘n‘ chromium-t .mm ' m resolutionsnttheletbodistgensrslcon- not ridyou or thspestsexsnpt byuss
putty may weather with "mu. m funernloflohnCarney wasbeld “Wu” “M” “an" issues in llew ramm§£vau ugwmfisumuwmumm.
”a, my (mmgm' ollow inulsry'schnrcbthismorning. legstes worson , aet' g to leased. e s washtnbof: grssu
’ .3, ‘ 9‘ "MN" ”W“ “'- W'm'“ zetthecnrofthechalr. Allwantedto "mum heaping up amt-t
in
leave
mtivs
sofa:
occurred. The merchants nresnxlonsto “'39
have little said about it, as it injures
_ out of
town. In Clinton diphtheria silltotn the
lure-
a pair!
before
at the
District
ltemnnflntnrnsttn lovers otthnlatfoaat
. inert- .
lounges Hamilton went to New Bav»
veu, yesterday. to arrange a game with
the Yale nine, but as the college nine are
busy with commencement exercises at
present. Ilr. Hamilton was not soonest
The lhnburyn defeated Waterbury
the Williams has been released from
the Stamford ball team at his own no
fi...'.
have themselves recorded as beingufpsrlsgrsentoaboutsixpsilnelwater
W aclslse lathe
post whichwss "ported t
fore. Governorlonnshuryinsldthatthe death totbspmtsund onsgoodsppll- ~
clause complained ofrwnssnfollows: ‘ .
oov. wuhsnnarn rumor.
are- and,wifhtbnnseofalarge‘syringe,
nightbe- sprinklsyonrtrees wall. Thinlssnre
cstionperyearfm all thatis .
Willstheruprnmedutyofslllngls- ltwon'rhuneilberthetreecrthe t,
lative bodies to enact such legislation and therelsuodaugertothosewhosat
ngaiusttbossloonbynolioennevotss, not brook-II! ovum-Wand
My g local option regimen, and,” Illnllt W,“ “hm,“
soon aspomible, by constitutional pro ways." \
hibltory amendments. "to deny this Backlan’nAr-lnalalva.
privilege,’ said a committee of United The best salve in tbsworld for Cuts,
States union. in!» my W of Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, stilt Rheum.
despotism. and to unreasonably refuse Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Bands,
331.
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Peoples not. co.
man-rattan. snows-uni
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that thepnople mayproteet the home tbespplesinthefall. Thisintbnreutedy Mr
Ptaistad'sllrsgtltww.
snehahenriuglsjustcnnselorsrevolu- Ghnblsins, (lormaudallSkinEruptionn,
lion!” Be heldtbstnomnn ought to and positiv‘elymmsPiles.ornopay re-
bn underthe imputation of vottngfor qulrad. ltisgunrsutsedtogiveperfeot
such revolutionary action, M II!- 101‘ satisfaction.ormoueyrefuuded. Price
”hillhediObOWWit. A ”cents a box. Forsalebbess. Lap-
uutnber of other delegatesesidthatthey m,
were ofthsname opinion. A motion to MINI
suspendtberulls forthepurponeotrs- W Dug”: dragging Bill!"- Ind.
”03MB ""0" ”NW9“ “0” «stiller- 1-1 can recommend Biscuit;
207. But soon sfterthe motionto re- Bittenmtbo'err MIMI Every
“'1'” WWW! "3° ‘1”! ““9““ Ouemantooksixbottlee andwsscured
lsge"wasthen en ounaudtbereo of rheumthrnofhnytsrfstaudiug.”
WWW “- Abraham Hare.drnggist,ofBellvillc, 0.,
uonrttrnu an arr. canm. shims: “The best selling medicine I
- have ever handhd iumy alyenrs’ ex-
perience, isElectricBitters.” Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so
thattha vsrdictls unanimous that Eleo-
tric Bittersdo cure all diseasesof the
liver, kidneys or bhod. Only a half dol-
lsrabottlesthaalaphim’sdrugstore.
ltllamaganallnangarnnonaada
"tree. '
The New Haven Newsssys: ‘thTuesw
day night the lightning played an excite
ing game with the residence of Walter
Woodward, a well-known citizen of hit.
Carmel and a member of the firm of
LYCEUM THEATRE
Daniel
‘ maintains».
I
Frobsm
m, 0.15 Isl-Idsy Ihllflis
Woodward, Miller J: Co. One corner
of the house was struck, the clapboards
torn off and portions of thc‘underpino
ning dislodged. After the electric fluid
got through with the house it wrestled
with the picket—fence. razed several feet
oflt and then jumped for one of the
shade trees. Alter it had torn off
a good-sized limb it left the premises
considerably altered.”
Connecticut Public Bulldlngs.
Under the provision of the measure
pending in the senate authorizing the
erection of public buillngsin those places
where the postal receipts are at least
83000. If the measure becomesa law,
four cities would be provided with a
building to cost $25,000, as follows:
Bridgeport, Ileriden Norwich and Water-
bury. Two, New Bri‘.aiu and Sew Lou-
dou would be allowed structures at a
cost of 020.000. The following would
have to be content with a $15,000 pile of
bricks: Ansonia, Birmingham, Bristol,
Dunbury, New Milford, Northford. Nor— ”I."
walk. Rockville, South Norwalk, Stem.
ford, Wallingford and Willimantic. The .
remainingomcen whoae postal receipts
are in excess of 83,000 would not receive
anything better than a $10,000 building.
wen-nu Day Martha nos-rat- can, S 0...... "a... m m_
Club. the treatises. Manure required.
George B. IIIIIOI’IIII
DIED.
arm—l this i ,
.. . cam
its
. Derbyesr. Whom-I
swvleesatllodlls Sntartb.
umbilfil. yviewaven anne
Mil—In this ei . Inyl). Franklin P.8mith
sgadbyenrssngl'rmonths. Whoenlwlll
beheldunldmlcnuayflunesmstlom
n.1, from thelethodistChureh. Sewnsven
ndmelcuccupy.
BICYCLIS!
,, Bicycles for Sale.
reruns of all may and prices t .19,
B m formanhinee of all 0'
New and secondhand machinu. mskas.
Address BICYCLI “CHARGE.
law as, Southh'orwalleonn.
Wanted.
A raw expencnced’ corset nurses for ens-mp
’ 't'norrsos. “NOD03 I oo.
Marriott.
the rddmeeof
le
James Ellis.
The Fountain Gun Club shoot on lie-
morial Day was quite exciting. Kem-
hsrs were present from clubs in Stam-
ford, Bridgeport, Brooklyn and New Fm“
Haven. There were ten events and
some fine shooting done. The members
of the different clubs who shot were:
Ferris, Norwalk: Bios, Stamford; Lyons,
HOUSIm'l'ollen with modern improve»
1 meals. hquhmlmlt. me. at
Brooklyn: Lycrtt. Norwalk; Walnuts- 'I'o loll-
scol, Stamford; Williams, Norwslk; omit-tot Mme-lung of as too-r.
Smith.waalk; Taft, Stamford; Heu- l‘ “WMfi‘figfl’
arts, Stamford; Ospron. New Haven; mm
l-‘ox, Bridgeport; Nichols, Bridgeport;
Beers, Norwslk; Saunders. liorwalk;
Aiken, Norwalk; and Green Norwslk.
lo the sweepstakes, 10 single. l5 pair for
firstfinoney. [$8.00, was a tie between
Inn-s to Iver.
I‘ll-mu" mandamtmrd.
Apartments Wanted.
LOBKWOOI’ lid Williams. each making Pm of .md M” '9 a
tsoutofapossibleao. W .mmfiod'f”%m . sp.
' Second money was won by Capron, $11 ”a“. It?!“
making 17 out of a possible so. Third.
“.00. money went Beudrir; 1'! out of a
possible 20. Fourth money, “.00, went
to Saunders: l0 ontmf a possible 30.
liood shooting wnsdose in each of the
other nine events.
In favor of Ir. damna-
Judge Torrance has granted Charles II! I'lfll‘. D. I. 1003158181“,
James hltosud costs in hlssait against wot-ass:
the town for neglr-ctingtokeepspiece m WW- I I
of road in repair near Ir. James hours W&% “E
on the turnpike. a". “m m
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' Tricycler.
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