NUMBER 158.
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
High tfle to'morrowllfl, low this
0.5!.
Suurhsstlszsuuaatsuo
Notanarrest wasmadsiu thiscityon
' amiss, night.
The "Benjamin Ely” 'or s... York.
lies at Ferrh' dock with coal.
A large number of people visited Dor-
lon's Point yesterday.
The new electric light engine will be
put in place thh week.
An adjourned meeting of the Common
Council will be held this evening.
Thsklinkers and the Flyawsys will
play ball on the meadows this afternoon.
Thelforwalk Isthodist church was
mowdsdlfinight. Allusprcgramme
.wasrendersd.
. TheY.I.O.A.Seniorsareplayinga
game with a picked nine on the Fair
gmnndsthkafternoon.
Will Brainard left town this morning
totakea position as lithographer with
the T. H. Delaran Company.
This is St. Barnabas‘ day. Seven
o'clock service was held at Trinity
(lurch this morning.
, Charlie Gehebs’s horse upset his wagon
on Franklin avenue Saturday by being a
little frisky. No damage was done.
-Pure Java and Ifocha Coffee-4|
ways fresh—at G. C. Stillson’s.
The High School and Brooksido nines
played ball Saturday in Brookside. The
formerwonbyaseoreoffitofl.
-—Pure Drugs at Plaisted's.
ThomsaVilhgeof thiscityhasassign-
ed his patent on ornamentation of build-
m hardware to the Brauford Lock
Works.
. (3an has investigated says thatan
averagsofOONos-walkersvisit this city
every Saturday night—Bridgeport
News. '
That]. 0. A. Juniors played the
. hatNorwalks on Saturday afternoon.
Thesccrewas 19 to 18 infavcrof the
Y.l.0.A.
James” wan
for vsgraucy slam ‘h‘é‘iif‘this
morning. He was linedS‘J and costs, in
default of which he went to jail.
-For spring styles go to Gusowski's.
_ Thesewer on Knight street was com-
menced this morning. it is expected to
hefinhhed so as riot to obstruct travel
on Wall street more than three days.
All young men who are interested in
forming an English cricket club had
better be present at the meeting to-night
at M Iain street, borough.
Ir. Badman, employed in North’s
photograph gallery. has joined the canoe
club. The clubexpecta togoon acruise
for two or three days, starting Saturday
afternoon.
Iorrsll d: L’Hommedieu have sold one
more of the bank property lots on the
north side of the Washington street
bridge, at the east end. to H. W. Haw:-
hurst.
—-Tbe Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
(hmphell’s old stand.
It's. Elizabeth II. Babcock died at her
residence on Belden avenue Saturday
morning.aged17 years and 0 months.
services were held this after-
noon at her late residence.
The steamerGraud Republic brought
stimulus toRctouon Saturdayand
in the evening when trying to wind
K
arcnndshegotagrcundaudhadtowait
for thstidetcrisetogetoif. Someof
the passengers were frightened.
-—Iadies who can not find timetc visit
thegreathargsln houseof W.S. Bella
00., Bridgeport. will find a large line of
samples of silks, wool goods, Henrietta
clutbs. satins and mattings at the rooms
«MWmEJarvls, 181 Ialnstrelt,
South Sorwalk. Pricsswill he thessms
‘ asstthsgrsstnorsinBridgepcrt.
msstlngatthslteformltoom on Elias-
hsth street yesterday afternoon. Prof.
{Why Rev. ELDslano, W.S.
;mcmausrmmnm.
'i‘bsmwillhsamostiogcfths Volun-
thmmmw A Ullllll'lll llll Slflllli.
Dauhurys vs liorwslks on the Easter
W “1‘- “m The Churches Elaborately lice-
(llippersSaturdaybyaseoreoflt toad.
lr.SaunMr‘s"icdioe”issntsrsdlntbe
3.00and 3.40classes tcbstrottedat
Derby next week.
—You that sum, try them
cent Tea at G‘. O. Stillson's.
Prayer meeting was held in the East
Avenue church yesterday noon instead
of Sunday school:
The cathoat Sivan, owned by Capt.
Chas. Lockwood, is being overhauled
aud'rorigged, with sleep rigging.
—-'i'he only Genuine Sarsaparilla in the
market. 100 doses for 75 cents. G. C.
Stillson's.
Elbert Woodward and Frank Stevens
would like to race the Eli with some
boat of about her dimensions.
Mayflower nine played the Pioneer
nine in Westport Saturday_ and were de-
featedbyascoreofbtoi.
The Concord street and Graniteville
nines played ball Saturday morning and
resulted in a score of 28 to 15 in favor of
the former club.
The Occasion rittiaglyOhsesvodattho
MEI-church.
ThesscondSundsy in June isobssrved
as Children’s Day in the lethodist
churches throughout the country. Ap-
Ii. E. church yesterday which were of a
pleasant character. The front of the
church was elaboratelydeoorated with
diluent varieties of flowers. On the
front of theorgan was large redand
white floral cross. Along the choir
gallery railing were stationed immense
boquels of flowers and in front of the
pulpit and around the alter railing the
artistically arranged plants made. the
sight a grand one. It was probably one
of the best displays ever made on a simi-
lar occasion in town. In order to fully
appreciate it it should have been seen.
After the morning service the mtto
male of daisies. "Suffer the Little Chil-
dren to Come Unto his” was placed back
ofthepulpit. Bev.C.E.Harrispreached
an interesting sermon in the morning
appropriate to the occasion. [is im—
pressed upon parents the necessity of
teaching the children while young the
principles of religion that they should
not grow up in ignorance. He read
statistics showing the remarkable growth
of the Sunday schools throughout the
world. Mr. Harris believed the best
workers in the church should be active
in Sabbath school work. What this
city needs, be said, was teachers who
would be attheir post of duty each Sun.
day. and in case of being absent, would
take enough interest in the work to fur-
nish substitutes. The discourse wasa
practical one and the membersof the
church profited by it.
An excellent concert was rendered in
the evening to a large congregation.
The children acquitted themselves finely.
The choir rendered several selections
andlil EmmaSmith sanga pretty solo.
Him Minnie Godfrey recited “A Child’s
Gift" in a most creditable manner.
Gracie Hamilton. Minnie Wyman and
BarryDamon she gave phasing recitaw
ticns. “The Children's Offering,” by
girls and boys, was a very pretty exer~
cise. They marched around the church
singing and then took positions inside
the alter rail. The girls carried bequela
and the beyu carrisd banners upon
which were inscribed letters which.when
placed in position in front of the pulpit,
spelled “Children's Day.” Another ex-
ercise entitled “Messenger from the
King" by thirteen young ladies passed
off very nicely. W. Perry made an in-
teresting address for acollectiou. C. W.
Hallcck also made afew remake. Ifr.
Barrie read an original poem on the hip
tory of Children’s Day which greatly
pleased the audience. The committee
deserve great credit for the snccemful
concert.
L—DeKlyn’s ice , cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
Wilbur Ayers was taken with a fit in
front of his store yesterday morn—
ing about eight o’clock. He was at tend-
ed by Dr. Parties.
The bi-monthly business meeting of
the Norwalk Y. If. C. A. will be held
at 8 o’clock this evening for the election
of new members.
The Jarley Wax Works of Wednesday
evening is calculated to amuse the large
audience that will attend the first festi-
val of the Y. If. C. A. Thesnbject Is an
old one, but the plan is new, as are near-
ly all the characters taken. A good so-
cial time over strawberries and ice cream
will follow the exhibition.
-—DeKlyn's ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
SABBA'I'II DESEOBA'I'ION.
Sunday Base Ball Playing that is Going
to be Stopped.
In his remarks at the First If. E. con-
cert last evening, Chutes F. Ballock al-
luded to a sight he saw yesterday after—
noon in the vicinity of the turnpike.
Between eighty and one hundred men
and boys were in a large lot witneming
a ball game and they were making a
rocketss only those can who become
enthused with the spirit of base hall.
For some time quiet games of ball have
been played there Sundry afternoons
but they have new ceased to be the quiet
affairs that they were and have become
an unbearable nuisance. Persons resid~
ing in that vicinity inform us that the
thing has got to be stopped, and it
should be done at once. The same thing
takes place Sundays in a vacant lot on
Concord street. Mr. Bullock did not
recognize any of the players or he would
imusa warrant for their arrest. Such
‘a course would make short work of Sun-
day base ball playing.
Personal leatloa.
liiss Katie Leesof Washington. D. C.
is visiting at lire. C. If. Lockwood‘s in
Springwood.
Miss Nellie Barry is spending a few
days at her former home in Danbury.
The llssloa of the Little Children.
The Rev. James H. Ross. at the Con-
gregational church. preached on “The
Mission of the Little Child." from lsaiah
11-6: ”A little child shall lead them.”
Besaid that Isaiah‘s prediction was of
times of peace and blessing. due to the
coming of Jesus to earth and the preva-
-lence of His spirit in the world. The
result would be a two-fold leadership of
the little child. it would absorb atten.
tion, and become the special object of
care and thought and effort, by parents,
teachers, and the superiors of child-
ren in age and responsibility. Mr. Ross
in this connection spoke at length about
children, the systems of education. phys»
ical, mental. and spiritual. which are
provided for them. There are now 15,-
000,000 Sabbath School children in the
lire. Giles Gregory and son, accom-
panied bnyrs. C. B. Selleck of New lia-
ven, left for Seymour on Saturday.
firs. B. W. Lester and friend left hrrc
for PortJervis N. if. this morning,where
they will spend a few weeks.
propriate serviceswersheldatthel'irat -
Agocd shed—m audience attended the
who belleveh that medicines
shouldhsahollshd and pure sparkling
till" water he substitutedfcrtheills
ulman.msdss few remarks. Sewa-
ilallsysae others. who looks with stat
‘11 m upon the question of Prohi-
this»
.1 add to A. S. Oonlsy's spavrllioaoa
the drawbridge for Head'- celebrated
The iloysar-old Bridgeport youth, of
1- wasmadelatheSsntlasl
_ aycuegglrlsicklefl:
M had quite a novel eapsrls
John 0. Camiday without. N. J., is
visitingvhis brother James in this city.
lfrs. Alice Comstcck of Harrison is
visiting In this city for a few days.
Hamilton Beesley of Boston is visiting
lfr. and tire. C. L. Downs in this city.
Minnie Lawlsr {of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with her sister in the borough.
Susie B. Ogden of Providence, is visitn
ing friends on Spring hill. borough.
Lewis J. Crofut is visiting friends on
Kill hill. borough.
The lflssssSeymoor of Best Norwalk,
are spending a few days in New York.
llrs. C. A. Wellhbolty intends
taking a trlpto Chicago is a few days.
8.8m will he goes about three weeks.
Fanny Oldrlch d Jam, Olt t
Sunday In the Mir. y W"
Frank Thomas“ ofths boron l: 'is
ill with pneumonia. ‘ “I“
Itlsths rsport lo the borough that
Sermon Salter terrorists-auctions
tendsyspsllsstiiautmrhsfcselcag.
Sr. and fire. Pillar to-dsy took a trip
upths Hudson river for the beosllt of
Ira. Pllsst’s health. Ire. Pitaer recovers
very slowly from has meant lllness.
Suistda la stasis-vs.
ideals . a cock is the employ sl’
Mus at Stsmford, son.
tsltttd Molds Saturday. he db-
early“ in [h
world, of whom four-fifths are in Great
Britain and America. There are ten and
a half millions of children and youths
enrolled in our publicand private schools.
But all systems of education therefor
provided were unsudlclent. for five and
a half millions of children are outside of
all schools. There are 1.000.000 colored
youths in the south, growing up without
ever enteringany school. ifr. itcss laid
the responsibility upon the parents and
home. He then addressed himself to the
children present and told them that
there were thus particulars in which
they could be like Jesus, as named in
Isaiah’s prophecy:
1. Leaders in righteousness.
f. loaders is falthfulaeu, that is, in
faith and trustworthinel. He used the
early life of the late Emperor of Ger-
many as an tlludration.
t. leaders is usefulness. He told
the children of a little girl in was”
lis, ls-than ”years of age. who had
lsdmsny ofhesrslativss. near and re-
maximums.
league.
winning Saturdaysgams from
andthelsridensbsiugdafeatsd
mmflmrdmut MbwabumtheNorwalkawersglm
“hm-var ‘WlirstplsceintbsConuectioutStatem
league. Nowthehomsclubsboulddo
1 theirprsttiestandboldthelead. Sator-
lbs-oothingaudrsstoratlvseflschof
Ayer‘scherryPeotoralarerealissdinall
cases of coughs. colds, throat oslung
mugs, while its powerful healing MUSIC
qualitiessreshowninthsmostssrlous
pulmonarydhcrdas.
lraJAlliliY'I WAIWOIIKS
at the '1. is. c. a.
We
scorn nonwau.
Monday Ev’ ,Junc
fir-sad Vsealaad
rotor-I.
WW wn well played and the large Wednssdayufllvonln June lath:
tistohuroh ‘ crowd stthe Baxtergroundswerewell ”when".
‘ thoclcse Phi-ed withtheuhibltion. Alma“ Juana mas-rs . - “cg
of the sermon which t1 the ”b, this point might be said in favor of the I...'.|.
I- audiences that attends the ball games in we “003301! has
”Wot.%mw;m w ' ‘ 3.. n... on: Both club- were -whmm1'"’"’“w..ul.“"'u-"~" M .IER‘BMEr A
11" ”“55"“!!- sreabout amid!!!“ whenever a line play was! “mum ”W . 71:13” “:0- h "
Holy Ghost in the hearts of "31 workers. WIW- Tl” “Null" ”"0 ‘ "Pm"
The children's day “if. he chat rved next tion for treating all clubs fairly and the
Sunday. certainly are equally impartial rm“-
h “at“ s. Theabssncs of profanity andm I OawhlehocesslsataslellsniaguI-twiaqu
liEcterfour m m boisterous conduct on thsgrand stand Mu: '
mama,” m. doesawaywithallobjectlonethatsome- “m“ 3°" ‘0 '- Tn“ San swam B “1,; m [1
1.. w, mm“ rotor smoked times are madein connection with ball ANMYWWM
“Milton!“ 0; 0.1 W playing. In this respect Norwalk is ist-iv cor. him-admiral cushuagornutyymw '_
vim.“ the W m M of the favored to most any other plaoeinthe “m0 Boll-dorm“
Parties
emu, City.
in recognizing good playing. Ichllkter
n.w.c.'r. autoimmune-res.
did fine work in the box and especially
Tomorrow. Tuesday evenln‘ , the lad-
when a slight error would have proven
ice of the Womens’ Glirhtiaii Temper- coetly. He isdoing almostasgood as
slice Union gives att1 e Baptist
any twirler in the state. Norwalk pso-
churoh. Thsyare to
pie are well pleased with the fact. The
of In. If. 11. Persons of Drool ide. who following score shows the playing of the
will render some fine selection
at
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HOUSE cu 'l'olles
mullalifiuqulro
Apll'l-Slll Wanted.
Pm of ahosssof“ shoatdve
downstairs.
To Belt.
in: rouse same
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sun mum 1" luster HAROLD JAltIS
"w... .. . Jerome May’s Banjo 1111111111;
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Also,
llisa Florence Thompson; who will favor
Stea- launch for- Sale.
mu- m Admission,35 and weenie
topay them,as hehad alrt y paid
Bryant. The mentheuhadl ant ar-
rested for fraud, and Judy Selleck
iinedhimonedcllaraudcosts1whichbe
Md.
The Waterbury Sunday Herald says
themwlth some selections. I r. Force, Al I 1' 5' '° ‘ ' mart unison dofeet nag, Ifeat beam. ~11
thepopnlartsndratthe Baptil church. 0 ° ’ ° ° ‘ A: feet tor 'I'BE V ‘
linFredLaudenfluter m1 visand i i 3 ‘1’ i 3 “”3”“ “memmm “LYCEUM THEA .,
othersareupon the ,‘ 5 f g 3 3. NE W YORK. 1.
andcakewillbefnrnlehed to1 3 g g 1?. ‘1) 3Fo R s flatworm ‘ f '
wish. Admimionf ALE! ’ ' '1
mm no .1. l 1]. 3 .3 3 Daniel Frohsm llg . . .
_ _ ._ _ .. _. BeginsllJb S‘mdsylatlmst.
nets-easing Italians-1 s s 5 r: as s
John Bryant. an Italian. use before error. The Regular mm m
Judge Selleck this morning charged Al I 1' n A 1‘ ‘
... one-sum. my “a... -::: a a a 3.” z 3 W ill 6 lat Milli he Wife
tences. ItseemsthatlrJiryt tagreed ..t r o o r o a l
tofurnishmentocé'l'Jieonar towork 8 3 3 g .0 g Attorney use-unaudited»
onthesewerat .00amr.andhe l r c s 2 1 Includes: .
furnished three more worleda half gm 1’ 9 2 i l l 1 ROAD CART' mmmmfln. mammmw‘ I ’
a day. Bryant thee wentto r. Ima- o o 0 to o o M Van 10111831”:le
ard who refused to pay him his new '- ‘ ‘; j g; E 2} .3115“! item $Wm.
mission, but did pay him 1he men's mos. malth’»
...... which ..;............. 23:33:32 I! ll 8 lEflli' in.“ “m
commission. When the me1 went to up“. ' 0" “manna-ism
Ir. loonardfor thdirwsgesl refused We:
. Flows, Road Machines 8513.
E. c. WHITSEY’S _ 7
Art and Stationery Store. 1
Welch landed the ball in the pit of the
batter's food department. while the latter
lay down and tore up handfuls of gram,
“he has hit him at last. Does that win
the gamer—Sun.
H-
huugthere. About noon tim1 someone
went up and informed Char1es of the
trouble, who raceddown t1e bill as
and instructor inva mul'c at line.
Head's BomeSchocl, Darien,1
a lusical and Vaudeille at
Hall, Dorian, Wednesday, Jule 13th, 8 M
p.m. lies Willis will her ted by
Ilsa largaret baron litalali' contralto, m
recently from Berlin; lr.'l' . 1A. Joyce.
baritone. New York; Miss1il. L. 0.
Dcnoughm pianiset, Home School Da-
ilies Lila Willis, soprano. of lfew York,
will give
the Town
Alana
a PM “h :P‘ that the Norwalks have failed, and in 515mm.”
- Char ' another part of the paper imparts the in- mm; 5%.; In: ,I a
‘ affix"; In": 3:: formation that they will try to enter 301%“ m ELIE?
closing up Sunday morn1 a larger league. Both statements are a “'1 r" 81.3 “Elma-".3“? 3.8:hsllie.
mum M! incorrect. The paper also makes mis- s Wham.wsh
awningin front “ M “'3“ 119mm“!- _ _ mflflggwwm'
the brooms ltl regular order 1 “There," exclaimed an ice rienoed GREAT SALE 0 A! 1;...
the awning and then hoisted i young woman at the pole ads, as 'm‘ m m
. 25 to so coir. Each“, .. meum-m
htwwuhenmmmciag
Saturday, J nne 2d,“! M
._..op_._
A- T- S SAMPLE ”HOUSE 7
W. B. HALL &. co... 1.} '
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though the store was burnin1 up, and M” “ ' 1 EP 1
took the brooms down. 0 rles has nun-IL“... a“. "no Fch ETT’S “SBRWIDG CRT.
been looking for the men that‘did it. The ngular arms-annual shoot of the boughtcat s luahaarc‘s Indra n‘ JARVIS,
___>. _ __ 1____ Fountain Gun Club took pllfldfitllfdl’. 3.0.3.1.] I.“ warn”; Chlldlu’l m .u 121 lain 3‘, ”In“ r.
Vocal Concert. Following is the official score: them-t mou- nsat to J. 18.1“,”
units tha ladim toss!
m cfwhleh I
aadwhlehlwnlsanatthaprlesaor
Irolloiviugare slaw ofthe my
assert-mt of Childrm‘s Trim-ed Blackbiikaatsvememd.
atgrsatlyradacsdprless. Sedans:- On.
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Mrs. FAWCETT’S Aldont' “not ' wesl as
’ silk rug!“ mm
3 WATER 81., mourners,
answer. so. sonata.
Batons. sou—1or
rice. and Prof. Wm. Struck1 aitherist.
Tickets atthe Home School, 1or of Ir.
thebenelit cftbspsstor.pn1mlaestobe Dasha
BIOYCLEBW!
montages“ mu
Bell, Darien. licycled ras- sale. ' '
at the East anus lat-mint church Bmmfidmmmum'“”‘ Columbia Bicycles ‘31
Isa-say Ive-ho; - -- mum'hm T710701“. '
The lecture at the Esstave‘ ue )fetho» my}. m-adllcvpscnl. mg: “mm inc-’3; ,
dist church on Tuesday eveEing bythe WU- hlesust-atoa use. 9
Rev. J n. Btansbury of Se York for mm‘mmm m“ ’1
full of interest to those t1 tattsnd. 0"“
Among the many favorabl1 notices of
the pressou tholecturewe1ipshofoi-
lowing from the Patchougt Advance:
The Rev. J. B. Stansbnry, ofNew York,
delivered his lecture entitl . “Pulpit
andPew”lntheI|ushiugl.B.churcb.
last Tuesday Evening. beltrs an au-
dience which filled the chum hto its ut-
naworoarurnomnoxas.
Chieroli-erlslusthsciprs bat the
0m Skips.
Saturdaytbeattsnticnof Chief Vollo
mar was attracted to a men peddlinglsl
LUTHER WRIGHT.
carrlsselaksraadllsrssnssr.
Semis! situation givmso
braaehss. 'mkasaslamstelsss‘
ablslnism.
mum.
Shop Foot of Franklin St.
WCSWD
SOME IOWA“.
m'goods to this city. Deco-lagocaviassd
most "sci Thelectuhledspark
“ ” mmthsthshadnoliosnsshepmeesdsd
withwittlchruandthslectm
clossattsationofthsaudu {guanintododtbsguiltymfathe
hourandahalf. afternooubelsarnsdthsttbs msawas
——————-——-———-——-—-—~ kAdams’faotos-ysndatonoswent
Wnum thesaaftrrhlm. flumanevidently
“What.” hint Muhammad
haveprccursdahcsscartwlt Helsfthbguodshehladhim
ofhose,fromYcuhsrs. whlcl Chief found them to be new
ussln masctloo with
soon as the hydrants are
there. J. S. Randall kludl
thsmousytopurohmsit. 1 ,
outhecltycfAI guy-1.5.,
aadwillbsavalsableaeqa dents tbs
liastlorwalkl‘lsa
'i‘hisevenlngthsgrsstest -
everhsldla thlspartofths
lnsldsutlnthelstawarwhsu thshostlls
armiesdelsysdths shares and .7
delugheeaussallttlsehlldhsd st
financially lovsaadcara or
youagsst children. the poet’s sites
would mouhsmalissdnhatnctths
glantiogHMnstthswarrlsr
hltloo,butthsltlsfllld
woman.
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the
summons. moms-w
mflwthhm it ll!
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sign.
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