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For Tuesday. in New England slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather and
southerly winds, with log and rain on
the coasts. followed by cooler. clearer
weather.
THE LOCAL w____NEWS.
1.41.
Sun rises LN; sun sets 7.2:
High tide tomorrow 7.46, law rule
“Sandy” Lockwood lost n horse inst
night by who.
‘ Hamilton Wilcox was out Sunday and
looks quite well.
John Riley of motor avenue does not
improve spy in health.
—FIne Stationery at Whitney's. -
The Court of Burgames will hold their
regular meeting tonight.
The Chinamen were out yesterday
with their fifty foot kite.
The regular meeting of the Common
Cotton“ will be held this evening.
1. meeting of the South Norwalk Fire
Police will be held toouight.
1hr.“Jenni_eB"'mherowithaload of
hricklorlreonarddwon. borough.
A large number of sailing parties went
out from here yesterday morning.
-—.DeKlyn’s ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
Robert Weston, ‘colored, of Iain street
borough, was taken very sick on Sam--
day.
An Hungarian boarding house has
been started in the Pbmnix block, in the
borough.
A meeting of the Young Republican
Club for the transaction of businem is to
be held this evening.
—The Famous GIlt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
A new lamp post is being erected on
Knight street in the borough opposite
the horse car depot.
An exchange rays that a lodge of the
Knights of Columbus will be organised
in Norwalk in a few days.
-Wedding Presents at Whitney’s.
Nathaniel 8. Hull died at the residence
of hi can on Ierwin street, yesterday,
the'flstyearofhisage.
The building committee of Butler
lodge I. 0. O. 1". will meet thisevenlng
at John H.1Jght’s.ofiice
Theodore Olsen is moving into the
Street place, which he recently bought
on High street, borough, Io-day.
George Bdr'ulbs or the .. ‘L'Jrough is out
again to-day, gnu- being co fined to his same as the large stores on Sixth avenue
t week.
house with sickness for the
—Pure Java and Iocba lCoilee—al-
ways fresh—at G. C. Stil
Daniel IcCarty of N
Iary Carney of BIdgefi
on the 11th. 5
The annual meeting 0 the South Nor-
walk Union School Dist: 'ct will be held
atthsFranklin street school house to-
morrow night. . L...
—-w. e: N. Tutu. 7c: laser's. 6c; 0....
van at lowest prices it Whitney’s.
Herman Aude
of the borough,
Saturday night.
andPhotoPsusis at
liliIaiu street. -
'l'hsjnnlor baseball club ’of theY. I.
c. A. played a game with Wilbur Hub-
bell’s nine on Friday- The score was ill
to thin favoroftheY. I.C. A.
Theodore Beck was marnated Baton!”
nightby omens Heddaufor drun
audhreaehofthepaace. He was t
before Judge Knapp this morning.
k and Iisa
aretobemar
Iisa In the Catholic church In Ridgefield
. the Swede fighter
looking for light
JIe got plenty of it
without looking v much.
-Cboice line of L‘Iiedding Presents,
Pictureaand Frames. Pltlflh Ianicures
is. c. Whitney‘s.
-—Hnrton’scelebratsd loeb‘rcam l0cts.
psrplateat IissB. Soofield's, til Intent.
1
MW. Johns, brotherot Ira. W.
I. Rsymoud,died at her residence on
Henry street. yesterday. as wuss years
old. Funeral will be held Wednesday
sfternoonatl.l00’elock.
‘ -—-SssGusowskl’s new spring styles.
‘T‘hlaevenlugllouglassrowlsr Post
fills"!
amciable to‘ths young ladies
andfriaadswhosssistsd them at their
Ieosutfalr. Theartlclaa left front the
fairwillhssuctionedotl.
OldWelllndgawlll confer the third
dssrmtn-morrow
aaislbnwork. Walter
capsular.
undiaswhocsnastm
uranium“:
Mimichapmmttowlt-
as amen-mummy inle u.
“motorists
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mtlasand Indus-stream
minimal-nannies
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Lhome last night and have begun house»
Rev. H.N. Dunnlugwillspeakiu tbs
Hither Wright has an advertisement
in to-dsy' s issue that should be read.
George Barnum is building a new
house at the foot of Barnum's bill in the
borough.
Theodore S. Ionroe. of this city, is
having a new cat boat built in Pouches-
we
Ir. Psrmlsshasputtheiloodgate on
the Benedict Pond which makes itmucb
nicer in appearance at low water.
..w. n N. Tube Color 7c. crowd’s
Rev. Ir. Anderson will preach a ser-
mon to Company D on Sunday evening
June 17th. “Company D will attend
in a body.
-—The only Genuine Sarssparilla in the
market. 100 doses for 75 cents. G. C.
Stillson' .
There is some talk of organisinga base
ball club in this city to play the Y. I
C. A. team of the borough. for the bene-
fit of the library.
[.eGrand Raymond has resigned his
position as bookkeepm at Holmes c
Keeler’s and gone into business with his
father, G. 11, Raymond.
There was another bad break in the
water main, High street. It, Sat-
urday. The water mam in the gh
seems to be troublesome all the time.
-DeKlyn' a ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
Undertaker Raymond had seven ffif
erals last week and five of them were
young men that died of consumption.
Arthur Day’s most played a game with
Charles Haye's nine Saturday. The
score was 18 to It in favor of Charles
Hayes.
People in the . borough complain that
the Italians at work {on the sewer are
more of a nuisance than those that were
here last year. __
Julius Becker and Iisa Annie
Hunkemier were married in New York
city Saturday night. They returned
keeping in Springwood.
An Italian in attempting to board the
6.14 D. k N. train lastnight lost his foot-
ing but retained his hold on the railing
of the car and was dragged about 20 feet
when train was stopped.
India Hotchkiss died yesterday at her
residence in Ssugatuck, in the 53rd year
of her age. Funeral services will be
held at the- house on WedIkIday after
noon. The interment will be in Ierim
den.
'Owing to the increase of business a‘
the Boston store, Iir. O'Gorruau has
taken a lease of the store floor under the
Brunswick hotel for a period of five
years. - The floor will be fitted up with
plate glass windows on each side, the
New York and will undoubtedly be as
fine a store as there is' In this section of
he State
—Yod that are dissatisfied, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson’ s.
Hicks Smith of But Norwslk, a paint-
. employed by Caleb Wood, got up
early yesterday morning and told his
wife that he was going out to take a
little walk before breakfast and has not
been seen since. Mr. Smith and his wife
lived happily and he is strictly temper.
ate. It is a mystery where he has dis-
appeared and it is feared that some acci-
dent bas hcfsllen him.
A Wow rant-e Threatened.
A break in the main pipe his reduced
the wrter pressure about 25 pounds.
The commissioners hope to be able to
keep up this pressure this week. If not
the water will have to be shut oil. This
demonstrates the necessity for another
line of pine. and the quicker it is put in
the better. A water famine in this city
now would be a serious matter. and it is
liable to happen any day.
live In the Borough.
Yesterday noon “Dan” Donovan. of
Spring Hill. discovered fire in aroomoc
eapisd by a family named Armstrong in
Ir. Greenwood's house on Rtversideave-
nor borough. Ir. Donovan rushed up-
and threw a couple of pads of
waterlnahedbefornhediseovered that
the smokecsme from some wood that
hadbeenputln the oven to dry. The
fire alarm was rang and the fire depart.
meutturuedout butlherswas no need
of their ssrvlcsa. ‘
“alumnus-stunner
’l'hsdtrsctorsofthsOddrs‘ilowa’I -
tnatAidsssoeistlon held their regular
bmsdtsof ssshtuhsirscf
Mass. who disd‘in Melton. no...
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South Sumatra lockup lsadtsgust-
borough.
rssatlng Thursday evsnin'g and voted ‘
aadH.D.Smlth.whodlsdinWfllng
Parsaual Iaatlan.
John R. Raddy is spending his vaca-
tion in Norwalk.
Iisa Clara Duncan of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
who has many friends in this city, will
sail-for Europa tomorrow.
Ir. and Ira. Charles Grime and
daughter spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
thbe I. Lockwood of Stratford, is
visiting her sister in this ”city.
Ii- Ella A. Wilcox spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin in New
York.
Jennie I. Baylor of BastNorwslk is
visiting Iisa Amy Wheeler in Brooklyn.
Iisa Sarah Billings. of Staten Island,
is visiting Iisa Ella Seymour in this city.
Iisa Emily '1‘. Shaylor of Brooklyn is
visiting Iisa Agnes Iiilsr of the hon-
ough.
Ii- Ada Wells of Hartford is visiting
her sister Lulu in this city. ‘
W. Fred Ambler and wife spent last
week with friends in Brooklyn and New
York.
William Wallace spent Sunday in the
W. S. Bailey returned bomefmm his
lecturnlng tour lastnight. undeapecta
to remain this week.
Iisa Iary A. Seymour and Jennie
Avery returned home to Betht-l this
morning after spending Sundayin this
city.
Ira. Charles Dunbam is home fora
week‘s visit with her meme, llr. and
Ira. H. E. Iosher of the borough.
Frank Foster of the borough upent
Sunday in Rowayton.
Iisa Lucy Dennin of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
spent Sunday with her aunt. In. F. H.
Nash.
Ed. Pearson I}; Sunday in the bor-
ough with his mother.
George Sock of Bridgeport spent Sun-
day with his aunt, tire. J. B. Youngs of
the borough. -_--_.
Thomas J. Ellis of Cedar Point was in
town this morning.
William T. Goodslry of Hoboken, N.
J., is stopping to this city.
Ir.Ioodya former resident of the
borough but now on the Evening Sun.
was in ‘ town yesmrdsy.
Its. James L Seely, of Brooklyn, in
v'uiting Iisa Anny Dennis in this city.
Iisa Lillian Sellcck of the borough in
visiting friends in Bridgeport,
Dr. W. A. Lockwood returned home
Saturday from his foreign tour. and
has resumed his practice.
Baggage lastar Jaa'lngs'l'hlnka aBaatla
a Schruh.
George Jennings. baggage master in
the depot at the borough. saw what be
supposed was a strawberry schrub lying
on the depot floor one day last week.
George being fond of fiowen picked it up
and smelled of it. In picking it up it
proved to be a large beetle and gave him
a severe bite on his thumb, and now
George says he does not like the smell of
schruhs.
Am Additional Safeguard.
A director of the Consolidated road
mys that thereare no drawbridgea in the
world as safe as the tour on the (‘Ionsnli’
dated. ‘l'o render any occurrence similar
to the South Norwalk accident impoav
bible in the future the endrzof the sight
railsouthedraw will beconneotad with
the danger signals. In case seven of the
rails should swing into their sockets and
the eighth should refuse to join as in the
recent accident. the danger signals
wouldstillbesetintbe face of an ap-
proaching train. By this new arrange-
msntallof the tracks crust be firmly
united with the oomplimsutary rails be-
fore (benignsls to proceed will besbown
at either and of the bridge.
mic-trauma.
Wears in' nosipt from theotloeof
A.I.Wouster.dflIainSt.. Bridgeport,
ofthsfoliowingllstofConnscticutpat-
ab:
massing tufts; G. In-
“. mum, m: We ‘9 a". a“.
M cos-Hus
oomallug thofatw that the coat con-
tained acertain mountof moneywas
topreventotberalhautheownsrclaimv
lug‘it. When In Ionian called for
the cost and properly identifisdit the
cost sudths money were returned to
him,andhegsvsthahoy.iasatnward. I
It. Schlittfeeh hd that it has been
msdstoappsarthattbaboy committed
a robbery. Hts objsstwas todud the
owner and restore the money tohiuI.
audit theownsrhadnotcallsdbyflnb
urdayhewonldhs'vasdvsrtisedthscoat.
Thehoyianbrightlittlafellow,audfsels
had also,and ashndid notkuow the
costcontalnsdmonsysnddidnotsscsr»
taiutbafactafberward whnbntuok It
hecertainlyéonldaathvsbadrobhery
iubhmiudwhenhaplcktditup.
and corroborated thaabove. Heaaidbe
left the coat on the sea-wall while he
went out to his sail boat inaakitf. When
he returned the cost was gone. He sup-
posed that his fatherdmlaw had taken it
home with him, but he did not. His
fatheroiu-law took other articles but left
the coat. Ir. Merriam attaches no blame
that the coat fell into honest hands.
John Ournow. bssthsr of Conductor
'l'hswcrk wmdsutlydousnhshsadbe
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FwdiuaudSchflfithsfstbsreiCbas.
"indistinct. Ir. bhlltt’a object in
Ir. Isrriarn slsocsllsd this morning,
tothe boyoranyone else, but is glad
JOIN cmow uncut-ram.
Lying flown on an Ascending Iterator
Wlthllls landOvavtha Illa In is
Struckhytha Ila-'Ahnvnaudlnstantly
mind.
The following dispatch from New
Haven gives the account of the death of
William Curnow of 81th city:
John Cnmow, residing at 53 Crown
street. an engineer in the Atwater build-
ing onGIand avenue, was decapitated
by an an elevator Saturday morning.
M “M! revs-ad from the body.
Curnowget apaathsslsvatsvun “ins-tutti ”mm by will! ‘
lower door and started upwards. III
laid down upon the floor with his hmd
hanging over the side at me .-
ehtaery as it sent the elev towards
thstop of the building. seemingly .-
mindful of the perilous situation in
which he had plum himself. In a
twinkling. almost. the elevator reached
the door above and the iron has under it
served as a knife in severing the head
from the body. The head tumbled to the
floor below while the body lav at full
length upon the door of the elevator. It
wasa mostsickening sight and sent a
thrill of horror through the frame of all
the employees who witnessed it. ’
Curuow had been in the service of his
present employer about ten years. and
was among the oldest employees. He
was much respected. No blame attaches
to anyone save Cumow himself. Other
accidents have happened on the eleva-
tors in this building.
A large concourse of friends gathered
at tbahousetotake part in the funeral
services. and the Issouic body of which
the deceased was a member, followed
the remains to Evergreen cemetery.
where the interment took place. The
Rev. ES. blues of St.Psul 'schurcb was
the officiating clergyman.
TkndeathofIr.Curuowwsssadinits
ssdden onesrrrsaos, but particularly sad
luthstitoecunedalmostouthe eve of
his dau ter's wedding. When the
newsof fatality was canted to the
house the young lady was busy strung.
in her wedding costume. Ir. Cornow
wasahout ymrsofage and his wife
and three survive him.
lutahaDrawnnd.
Freddie, clghbycar-old sonof Draw-
tsudsr Jonss,who has gained quite a
nputstioa became of the number or
timeshahsshasuoverhnsrdandssmped
in. dmabg. has added two more
a- nts Paper.
Inasmgsflsnsdbt brought to this
otlcsthtsmoralnga sdsspy
ofthaBodoaGassttsaud Jour-
hatuundsndddpaulshnolahdsfllfl.
”without-tithe sols
hadhmahnrttdnaayysars.
sklvumumuan
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Hadhlnwlnglanl.
Thsmost exciting ball game of the
season was playsdinllaubury Saturday
altsrnoonbatwssu the home club and
the Norwalka. K snvantssn tuning
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Norwalk anaatad at Waterbury.
The Norwalks went to Waterbury this
morning and were defeated 4 to 0.
tenth inning the score stood. Excelsiors
b, (Mont street 5.
flair Ban-ass Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused
sucbagsusral revival oftIads at'Chu.
lapbam‘s Drug Store as their giving
away tntbeircuatomersofaomany free
trial bottles of Dr. Kings New DIawvery
for Consumption. Their trade in simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Sougtholds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Group. and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
trial bottle free. large sine 8t.
bottle warranted.
outta-t Sela-ea.
—-Prof. J. A. Carura. the scientific ex-
pert in measuring eyes and fitting glare
Q, will be at A. S. Ferris’ jewelry store,
this week only. Difiicult cases solicited.
His examinations are free.
Ila Took Illa Girl to an uni-II.
Iemorial Day morning so lSysar-old
youth named Warner. Irving in East
Bridgeport. took a young girl of 16,
whom be had been keeping company
with some time, to New York. At night
Warner came home without the girl.
The girl lives with her grandmother.
who was greatly worried and nearly dis-
tracted at her non-appearance. and fit-
urday the old lady gave the young man
“understand tbatifhedid notproduce
tho girl before night she would have
him arrested. The girl’s brother then
get after him. and in an interview War-
uermidthathehad justreceived aletr
terfrom herststing that she was inn
hospital in New York very sick, and
wanted bimtoco-e downsnd aeehsr.
Accompanied by the girl’s brother he
started Saturday noon for New York.
Thegirl’s friendsare notslowinexprem
ingsn opiuionthat foul playban been
committed. audanaiously await develop-
menta
Ives-y
Iaaklaw'a Avalon Salve.
The heat snlveln theworld for (his,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Ifetter, Chspped Hands.
Chilblains, Cornssnd all Skin Eruptions,
and positivelyeurnaPilsaornopay re-
quired. Itiaguarautssdtogive perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
florets a\box. Porsslsbbeaa. Lap-
ham.
Steam launch for Sale.
If.“ “MDMfiD fmthsn.
A "gunman-osmium“.
BIOYOLES !
' Bicycles rsr sale.
13%“ walnut-sad plush-b.
”osmium-“d all-ahaa
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DR. 0. II. KENDALL,
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“Sufi-Emmi” ‘°"'““ “Win“;
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$10.0).
SKIS OOSl'lNG $15.00 To
fit low at
omen; no. on wasmxo'ron s'r.
GREAT SALE
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H-A-T-s,
Mrs. FAWGETT’S
boaghtout Iaantnetarsr's
Stork. will sit India‘md tanner. mum-II
Ihehtushapmfrum .
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For two weeks. cI-Insaciag
Saturday, June 2d,
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SEASON- OF 1888.
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