!
. nor be allghtly
. . ‘ bu rain in t udson
‘ w W?! cloud
. this MI: 1 to
‘ y weather will prevail, with
‘ chart and 5W3]:
mostly fresh southerly an sou -
, preceded rain. followed by
" In the ills States partly
‘ “ "~. (on wutller will prevail, pre-
.‘rainnearthacoaats; audio
9 . cloudy weather, with rain
‘ > 1 . ,‘pinds, followed by partly
nortdillona. On Wednesday In
fiction iterator, partly cloudy to
- . ‘ . ‘ and fresh southerly winds
m 5. . M,|nd0fl Thursday
T ‘ . Munro-narrow-
Mmlfllghtide Ilowtide
“Argulgme, , 5.07 11.34
331W. ’ thiglneet' "i‘dd‘plpe fillet
7 .memnwn them-raw!
. ~- ,‘WS‘L- rive. oiimi‘it. .' «a 7., I:
'«1 . ~ mime: some.
. M‘sprinfifi.;YL.‘i§ripidlv
y. girder unite serious illness.
(lurks Eaekiel.a young compositor
*whohas beensmployed on the Norwalk
Baillie, has gone to New Haven to
"'l I ,
_, , fills graduating class or the South Nor-
'i Wk High Schoolaremaking arrange-
Win for their commencement exer-
m ., , -
James Hyatt was arrested last night
g. fordrunkenesa and breach of the peace.
. Biwlflrled before Judge Knapp this
,mnrnhtg.
A meeting of the Roosters will be held
at thi Boost to-morrow evening at 9
t)’ , , at which the election of oilicers
imam informed that the Norwalks
, huncancelled theirdates with the Ford-
haru oolhge team for two games on Me-
Wiley-
Alex- 3. Gibson is having his yacht
ovuhauled and repainted at Jennings'
WM Hoexpectstohave the boat
law by Decoration Day.
, Iohil‘fl. Forth has three cargos of
focal b—oue for the Norwalk and South
2 . Nurwalk Steamboat 00., one tor Lock-
1‘ wood It‘s. 00., and hue tor the Norwalk
7 , t(slick Co.
‘ “cremains of Thomas Havey will be
brought to Norwalk tomorrow, on the
halnluving Jewelt City at 11:00 o’clock.
1,!!! body will be taken direct to St.
trim cemetery for burial.
Thoreaidsnee or the late Henry ll.
mfgfiu York, on the brow of the
' , Greenwich, from which General
Putnam o! Revolutionary fame, leaped
into hiattry, was destroyed by fire on
W!-
A meeting of the executive committee
ct thaBtate Piremeu'a Association was
Ingli- Waterbury yesterday The prin-
‘dpl httainem was to make preliminary
' , is for the state firemen‘s con-
tlou at that city in August.
.. m‘élloit of thei‘irst Baptist Church
wartime concert in the church this
' p ‘ plated by some of Norwalk’s
genial talent. There has been a
“dim-loot tickets, and those
I who“ will no doubt be richly re-
m ht" ”Is I).
MG. Bouillon is much interested
“launch at. present. He will here-
xhantlls W. A. Raymond's trotter
drive it at thecomingrsce of the
Gentleman's Driving Associa-
_. Hamilton expects this hone to
fine work.
m. 92:. ,
{smutaamer “Indra” will commend
‘ . on theRotunPoint route Dec-
7 pry. 146 mo inaddllion to
_ m this cityandthel’oint
. l’was chartered tor a number
Mirpleasnrepartles.
OldWall lodge,F.&A.H. willocn-
ter thsqsounddsgree this evening.
The Bully Gawty Burlesque Company
, lshilledmsppearattheOpataflonseon
the evening o! June as.
A that-class musical entertainment will
probably be given at the First ll. E
church at an early date.
All the reporters have overlooked this
important item: B. 0. Keelerie paint:
ing his house on Mott avenue.
The Ladlea’ Aid Society at the East
Avenue II. E. church will meet. at the
[Guidance of Alla. Frank Boynivur Ic-
morrow evening.
J. D. Jennings is having hie undertak-
ing rooms in the Quintard block sttrsc
lively reinrnished and titted up. Pratt
at Co. are doing the papering.
lire. Mary F. Ely, the artist, has just
finished a life size portrait of Postmaster
Joseph C. Randle, oi Winnipsok, end
one oi his wife, phofiied recently.
flames“, . ..
cause u! l ' to li‘lil‘a’ 'thili
ride salicyw’halt :hevwae. deficient in
so no: " new «means» ans-r
morning and the result was that hie face
came in contact with the ground.
An agent for a steam road roller was
in the borough yesterday, and last night
heldaconferencs with the committees
on highways at the Court oi Burgesses’
rooms. The court will not purchase a
machine until after its regular meeting
on June 2.
There is to he a reunion of the W. C.
T. U. at the Baptist church to-tnorrow
afternoon. A number of unions in this
county are expectedlto be present and it
is hoped that every member of this
union will be in attendance. Devotion-
al meeting at 3.30. Ten will be served
at 5 o'clock.
—If “cleanliness is next to Godliness."
the surest way to attain it is b(u)y Brusr
eels scape
r. a. e. ATITEIS.
Heating 01 the Sick Vlalung Commlttee
-Baso Ball Rent Holiday.
All who wish to go to Meriden to-mor-
row and have not as yet handed in their
names should do so to-night. Those
going in the afternoon will go on the
1:01 train and will meet at the depot in
South Norwalk.
The committee on visiting the sick held
their first meeting of the year Monday
night, at which the following otlicers
were chosen: Chairman, 0. J. Clark;
secretary, C. I. Byington. Four cases
of sickness were reported and each one
given to some member of the committee
to look out for. This committee will
meet regularly on the last Friday even-
ing in each month.
—-W. B. C. Memorial entertainment
and upper at G. A. R. halll to-morrow
night.
Amount at Oysters Exported to Europe
tor Season 1889 and 1890.
LIVERPOOL. VARIOI". TOTAL.
’ 4- . . caeuraicns’whlchproved 13”
”hustle. The vessel is well 1::
GEO.
FRUITS!
‘ . m”, \ W
_ lace ista mourning». nuts.
y' to
mud. Bothlneum
WWW
mamnamararmm "1“»
his Ida.
mam—wrmmign 1w
m
1'03 BALE.
um and. a
lines. 1 time It. a mflww
AGAIN“ 030w. a moment I 00 'I
Illngd but “file‘a‘m '; In:
a hugata. parties , on address .
0°...th , lasder's Bitten, Booth
Loo suits ran. on sermon» avarice,
liam saturate: rigid t hllhappnqgoml“ gel:
. , n ‘s . e
South nan-ix. nus ll '
UR Yllll L013 ONLY LEW. WILL Ill
sold on rm) miss Best en la Five
Ills Rim. apply to 'r. luphrst. )lve Ill-2 lllvet,
(lune. tune it
'lVWlLVB Dltllttallhl 3|"thth ms Oil
southerly sklcof Meadow street. rloalh Flor-
walk.at reasonable]: lees. Pit psrtlculars nlrs
at Dr. Benedict. No. ill West avenue. houth -
walk. In): it
AGOlgdgpl ensure. I CONNHD WA“
on. antigen, twoaeat pleasure -
36' ea. lm’h‘i'm Whig}
. warren or on t
Flynn, rinkllu street. Booth llurwalh. molt
Show unoruumrunns'rovaeoii.
lamb-taco W"m the lat
l 0‘
mm , . m "R"
ADHINIB‘I‘RAm “13?: SAL5~A Dwnmmi
EN MI
Jag dies-d it Minnelli
or undocumenmxm. our
HOUBI All!) LOT, 19 IIJZABI'I‘B mm
Booth Kort-all. limes contains heater and
hascluwatermndiaconsected with sewer. lot
Balm, on which Is ham and variety of fruit,
Allowance! gru ApplyloWAJtay-
mend. list tit. mt!
OUSIS. BUILDING LUIS AND PAR!!! 41'
RESORABLI PRICE AND ON 1A5?
rms- ALSO INVISTIIN’I' 308ml. LOANS.
uremia-run. rat out: a cohorts. Iarnr—
anoa Agents. 0 to it
WOchoieehuilding iota, aoarxdorteetfrongu
Wat avenue. Apply to W. C. Mllla or
I. I. BOY'I‘. ru
TO LET.
Advertisementsunderihishearl, notexeesdingo
llmlmfiaddmklwechll.m
‘OR SHALL PAIILY, FWI ROOIS 03 mm.
bank street. Rent 88. Inquire at J. h. Bur
hack. 6) Iain street. my27 3‘
BB FRONT BASH”?! UNDER Til! SAL
vatlon Anny Barracks, formerly occupied by
w. Pedicure. Apply to a A. lleLesn on the pmn‘
lees. my 27 3t
['8 nootts 0N LOWER H.003. To GIN-
tlellan and wife. Rent Sill a month. “three
tnluntes' walk from depot. Address Box 4 el. 80th
Norwslk. royal lw
URNISIIRI) room ROOM FOR ONE on
two gentlemen. in private temlry, at it Wash.
lugton alreet, South Norsalk. mnb‘ lf
0015 (Will POSTOPPICK. SUITABLI FOR
oflceoralnall family. Also 3 rooms at ll!)
8 ‘ street. limit—l. Apply toC.nwartz.0ld
Vlfil Cigar Co. myit if
owns PART 0! LARGE HOUSB ON OR—
chard street, borough Inquire or George It
Barnum, at Eorwalk Loch Co. me: it
AR’I‘OP nous! No. .‘l unit 8188". 80.
Borwalk. Your rooms. [lent no. Possession
June I. Apply to Taylor it Golden, or W. Yam
at Lockwood If: Co. In)?! tl
nouns ON GOLDEN BILL s‘l’llll‘l‘. cox-
seventeen and hthtnom; Irania-
l‘urraeand ream-rt wash tans; ce-sat cellar
both; shade-and a
month. Insulrc of William W. Inter,“ at A
Knapp’sxg. ) other. Iytlltt
‘URXISIIID 300]!) 'ro LIT AT No. l ION
1. rue street. writable (or ladle agents. .19 lw
GUITARS A'l' a) 30380] S'I'lllll'. IR-
qulre cl Ira. William Ii. Rider. iii) West
avenue. mylttt
OUSB 0' RIGHT BOOKS ON TOLL“ ST .
South Kuwait. Water and lie "meets in
house. Best 318. Apply to John Krupp. 52
Wat mt, Booth Norwalk. min
PPIR PART 0! HOUSE. CORN“ HAN-
tord MSG-til lalnr‘t‘dx roman:
Allohoanu linen-on I
order. also a
”Remains“. uhaMAAWOODWaKD
H0118! 0!! 0mm PLACE. 9 Itoo ALI.
asedern lmprovemulta. Rent low. EMA?!
avenue. Ml
1m. W). APRIL ON SIYIOUR PLACK
January lowernournvc‘srsomsaadtwornumsin title
:: :I‘h: 3.4 Email. pg"
OI m.
- ovens. mun arm Benn on cuoss
“59'" “h"- mummy.“ Inquire
_, ll“ dune-tut mu
" 23... mesm- IIOII IN A ooxvmm
larch..." A Iomutyiscirsedtnpasuaavhowuldllhm
“ 8th,... 5.291 MWsahlagtsaaome ttms the wtnla or
“ lath... misused“ a . lull.
:: 23,... fl. ,IMJILJEUZ. MBA). lit!
sprout...'.'.'
u {3:}? Tax Collector's Sale.
“ 5th,. “Climb! tilt
land... N elm andsradhyvirtnsor
“ lath” certain tax wan-satay encutsdand signed
" ma. ............ poplar .
F. KOCOUR.
lERfllIll'l‘ 'l'llLflB
fit‘thhuflmud
llilllillllllllflllilllllll
many-5”” emit a-
mums.
lrflorthmmer
its. manometer.
w W: l‘flliétlés? Malian,
llipma Inc.” I.
1'..me
smut: l‘l. ROWLAND, Captain.
one wants.
COMHENCIBH HAY 28.
hr JavflaAdtvas
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Bethune
In ed a First-Claus Corn s . lands
"Mrs?!- GULD.“ Hangs. gigs- and n5:
“llama-"htwghu (tread Iatisee Dante
is on . a . ' y
......g. ...... W W's;
Ind I0 loathe“. ' Balm“
. tints now on e at e‘s, Notwaln;
l’lahtan's. loath Ilorwalk.
houses
Coaches, Harnesses, Etc.
Having remand my entire Livery Bloch to the
Norwetlk Fair Grounds
I mocer
2O HORSES
AND
40 WAGONS,
Bottle and Single Harnesses
Of all kinds, at low prices.
Call and see stock and get prices
S. \‘l’. GREGORY.
Bernstein
Elallll “Bellini!
——:gUX}:——-
lineman DAY,
Friday, May 30.
THE nonunion Bill]
Will gives Concert in. grove in the aft-recon. and
will also be dancing in mflkm
“' FINIENSTIEN & KNHBEI;
I’BOPRIITORS. my a; ti
TIME TABLE
Steamer “MEDEA.”
SEASON 01‘ 1890.
leave South Norwaik for Rotnn Point. Wilson
Point and Belle island—lo a ta. 12:0 p.m.. to.
... 819p...,toronarrlvaloleteamnltulew
‘ York)
hm Wilson Point tor hells Island and Rates
Pniat-lulamJJOpJa. 350p. m.. amp.-
wkm. (hellish-denim
hr Santa lorwalk—dlmana. 2.40pm, w
I.
’Mnlcllisland for letholat—ltll) a 1a.,
sesame-um a
I.” l” is.
mumrua'iruwuus. wu-os Point
“loath luwala—llfla m.,t.nlp.m.5 lap. at,
hr Wilson rum—4:6 p. m.
.'
._ “3.32
8
Bluest and Largest Line
01251:. Hearts in Town.
Also an Immense line at m,
sold elsewhere at'lnc.
CALI. AND BE CONVINOED.
Davis
The Taller, .
1,000yardsofA118ilkSur-ahattheahsurdpriceof . . .‘ .
25 dozen Ladies’ Fine Luce Striped Handkerchiefs at - - . -
26 dozen Children’s Colored Bordered Fast Color Heudkerchiels, per dozen -
The finest thing in Lsdies’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at - . -
We will ofier just for fun a line of Ladies’ Summer Skirts at ~ -
30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will last. but a few days, at 29c
1 case of the Best Ginghams for the next week at - - - - Tic
1 case of Amoskesg Science at the very low figure of - - - - 8c
Ni. ll mo. the ”II ol’ lay we will open a (rust.- Shade Department,wheve we will rat-lab
tituulcs to order mt short notice, of superior worn .mshlp, and at lowest prices.
SCOFEELD «BOY-I-
31011qu AND sou-r3 ”DEW“
JACOB M. LAYTON
mlhatsaadllosaaages Bea-alimony
—l'lrs. Lila Accident. Ocmn
Reta—cabin and ilteemge. Drafts
Isrflanslpwardaandlnnryadus to all ham
0 .
WWZTW
F AWCETT.
Special it'll Tn-llay
lite Lenin flat: at $1 earl
Goodman!“
Elegant Wreaths for Trimming
25 CENTS EACH.
FA w 6321': '_s
Hiallllllllll for “Mill.
lo. 3 Water Stree
NORWALI. - - - 0083.
no. in; .2. REM A" " mm; sun so
can each.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
cei Pine nor-sea.
suited to all p sen.
You will find the rut-
new COAGHERS. the
BEST ROADSTBRS. the
on 81' WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST asson'ntnarr or
SALE HORSES in rah-
neldugonnty. Prat-ties
wan kin
NEW ATTRACTIOKS 'l‘llls Borne, ,gmmbe Jig:
SEASON. am. Allfiorsoa sold
by this establishment
are WARRAI’I'ED.
M. H. PARSON S.
Bijpfllllfl ll'flfll Fill.
Bill HERMES.
GEO. ll. RAYMOND
Ash-II I! Illl IL. Emil.
with . . ,
. t . v: .. r5, ‘ 1%
.. 1; , ..r iv .. - A " ’
9 ‘15.“ n ' ‘, / .‘
' . , . .. a t‘ .. ;'v
From Maine.
Choice Quality.
wuotsslts lilo RETAIL.
B. Bum.
P. gal-BOX III. SOUTH llOllWAlK
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COMIISCING MONDAY, '1‘ 38;
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
Will make daily trips to New York. leaving Fouth Kort-elk at 7 f) it in. Be‘ uruiug. luvs yew York;
Beckman street. 2311p. ; main street. are p. in, Jn’y attend Saturdays hair hoiurentlier. lenient:
received from 'r‘ L I. to 5 p. 1 late, Single. mounts: lulu-i- u, Ell econ
ATTRACTIONS ! .
Hamill llllllfll'Wflfll'.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VES’I‘S.
SATURDAY
Underwear Dammit.
ill
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Hosiery Department
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GENTS’ WHITE SUMMER V ISTS,
A... DICKERMAN 8: SON
till
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0'
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A. 3. W8. GEO. JELIFF‘E,
JEWELER.
Manuals. Watches. “"11- humanitarian-nun
uaostrrartsn.’
Ill! lllllllll Ill mm
Mu: 600118 Bill.
The constant and steady iuo
cresaciu theaaleeof this do-
psrtrncut is the best evidence
of its completenes and of the
Extraordinary Values which
are at all timesto he found
here. Never before in the hit
tory of our businws have we
done such a large Dress Goods
business as this season. Our
unusual facilities for purchasing
th’n class of goods is seldom
equalled in a town of this size,
our connections placing on on
a level with the buyers of the
but city ions“? * Tha't'wéidl‘é
thus enabled to save our pet»
runs at least one profit on Dress
Goods is an indisputable fact,
Our stock of Sew Spring'and
Sunnnchrcss Goods is porn
lively larger than any other
two stocks in town, ard em-
hrnws every desirable novelty
shown up to date. Hardly a
day poses but that some new
goods arrivcinourDrcss Goods
0 cut Ladies who are
looking for the very latest styles
and scarce colorings will find
at our Drm Goods Counters
an incomparable stock to select
from, and at unusually Low
Prime. Among the new things
which we have received is an
elegant line of Serges, Cash-
meresJIenriettasJ'icuuaCloths
in all the «lseimble shades, Hcl»
iotrope, Old Rose, Pearl, Gray
and Belg-1*. Mohairs in 3 qual-
fitting, ’20 fill/isles, hint values
[over ehown here. A full line
of Wool {fireflies in a variety of
designs and colorings at 18c.
:We Started the Sim if Black
Bree lilill.
Some day-s since, but we kee
right on. The riches of blue
in Spring dress stuffs can only
he realized by study. The
same is true oi the variet of
plain Maui’s. Our stock has
no «rural. ‘fipecials" are com-
ing to the .5an ev day.
Note not window display of
Black Dram Goods.
CARPETS and BUGS.
The eminent of arpeti
we have been showing dongs;
the early season continues to
he held to the high standard
(in all the varnis’ grades) so
well known to all our one.
Choice and tasty 'ns
and Brumls (both in bodyand
tapestry) as well as rich and
t Winona and Sloquet-
tea, an he [stood in this stock
llflllll Ill "helm Gall
For window, door, and wall
decoration is very attractive in
rich and «leconttvc elects,
while the great variety meets
thcmguircmcnta of all tastes
and schemes of decoratio' us.
It also includesa lineofsimple
inexpcnarv' c iahrtcs.’
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