a “warm wave”
. .3...” lromthe Stratum“
thee-Ital Irate- today- Ind
Atlanta coast tomorrow. In
today,warmer.tair weather
,wtth (tech and
winds. mostly lrom weat-
”‘5“th will prevail, with var
“3M illigllowedyb“""lllhllli,
c w
” mm 3“: I"
”jg N n atr
Jfimflnny and
‘ becoming variable, with
., changes, lollowed by
% labor temperature. On Friday
section and in New England
W. .warmer weather will pro
‘ ‘ “ ‘Wifllvie-mem
‘ Wltflfimll mitt-tilts wens
_ Jmt m y 73 Ill?!“
wwmw in wrestling with
‘ t'Job'a' comforters.”
Mwalk will be well represented
. :fihfilm Park races tomorrow.
' no; South Norwalk poet cflice will
’ elmf [tit-the day at 10:30 o'clock tomor-
”WSW
connotes days remain in which to
inayynsr fly taxes. 0n and alter June
Lhtrre‘at’will hecharged to those who
‘M’tdpfylheir taxes. '
H. 3 Bywrt I having the interior of
his oboe store handsomly repapered,
‘thu making his place of business more
1 than over.
John “Rooney and Annie Leyhee were
married today at the Roman Catholic
. ll'he happy couple took the
' Smtruin for New York, where they will
wood the honeymoon.
Flaw-afar Hemorial Day should be
m to h hmdqnarters of Buckingham
m and: tomorrow morning, where a
We! ladies will be ready to re-
iuaamhamauL— them.
-"~Apt'ty was held at the store on North
” straw recently vacated by E C.
W. lastlatt arming. The attend-
may not large. but the evening was
”my sputt— in dancing.
Wiv‘aluahleSLBeruarddog was found
QMVoflmeraudplacedintbelock-
H“ alternoou. The owner,
Iran. Baal. who lives in Stamford,
in: the dog last evening.
' the grand opening of
”I Point tomorrow. Excellent con-
Imlmlltdtheinvignntiag sea
, Who-Halon be attractions anili-
' ctmtbcanve a large attendance.
. I Inihefiuperior Court yesterday, lxlorc
“Mme can of lra L. Otisve.
“- thy-cud, o! thh city. was
“I he plaint'ttl claims 03.400
”tantrum” sold to the de-
',' m L 3‘1?"
“W “Society of First lit. E.
mu that tomorrow afternoon
‘tbtidcuae ct lralda 8. Keepon
. m The Epworth league
, modal interesting programme
__ wilbcranderedintheevening.
A. Bill. of this city made a
olplanalor the coming year
the work to be accomplished
of tbeuptownBoaton
' M Fitch. formerly with
fl . ;Ima syndicate boars
m, ’ _ engagedaaauper-
learning
it...
followu, 10 a.m.. 12:”. 3. 8:80 undo”
a...
Iouraaliarmaahavoleaaedthelargo
atmermantlyvamtedbynaxatrtpn.
'l'heywillremovatheirgrocery busine-
tottaboutJuual.
lauiae A. Bethune and her company
will play East Lynn to night. The play
taut night gave excellent aatialactton, to‘
a good aired audience present.
Copeatone Lodge, No. 041, F. t A. 11.,
one oi the banner lodgee of New York
city, will viait Old Well Lodge, No. 108.
F. «R A. IL. 0! this city. Tuesday. June
17th. Ind cooler the third degree In full
costume. __
There was quite a surprise [or the
Hon. Tallmadge Baker last night, whrn
marched over lrom the residence of
Henry R. Fitch, where they had met by
agreement. It was the anniversary oi
bk birthday. The evening was spent
very pleasantly and all lelt hoping that
the honorable gentlemen might live to
see many returns of such occasions.
The New York, New Haven and Bart-
ford Witter! bud .theold Woo! It!!!“
runaomeof— cumin-tam tramu in;
e United Statea. bstw Ne York
3'1. Bum. Onaot togglraingmakes‘
200 odd milée between Boston and
the Harlem River yard in 7 hours and
52 minutes. This isn’t bad when com-
puted with the 0 hour trip of the Batch
expremee. The train which leaves Boe-
ton at 6.02 p.m. and arrives at New York
at 1.55 a.m. is limited to fifteen cars,
and they are not express cars either, as
are those on some of the last "eight
trains of the Pennsylvania road. When
the fruit season comes the New Haven
road wIlI have two 0! these last trains
both ways.
--Old Ladiee’ Hand blade Lace Shoes,
75c. Smtthroe.
The Wall and Ila—In Street Widening.
The matter of widening “hill and lil ill:
streets had a hearing belorc the Cunt: oi
Burgesses last night. J. Belden Burlcutt
representing Michael Ratcbtord, W. F.
Bishop, Mrs. S. A Weed and others, ttnll
J. 8. Seymour representing Mrs. Wilson,
spoke in opposition to the widening of
Wall street on the ground that the com-
mercial interests at the borough
did not demand it and that
the borough could not attord to
make the alteration under its present
financial condition. C. T. Leonard spoke
inopposition to the wldening of Main
street. Very little was said to tutor ol
the changes by the property owners in
terea'ted.
——‘l'he lame of Brussels soap does not
consist of mere suds. It’e economical.
an Amid the state.
A Hartford marketman has lined his
ice boxes with iron pipes, through which
water charged with ammonia is run, and
a very low hmperature has been obtain-
ed.
John Burns, a Bridgeport burglar. loos-
ened his bandcnfls yesterday while being
taken to prison to serve a year. jumped
(tom the wagon and tau ll» n as re-
captured.
Investigation ehowa that George W
Roberts, the Waterbury embezzler. be.
gun h'm stealing in 1872 and that the
to“ amount of which he has robbed the
Smith & Briggs Hanulacturing company
is about $0,000 .
—-Be . -—“Hy dear, it a busdand went
as a prize with every cake of Brussels
soap, what a demand there would be for
it by the ladies.” 8be:—“0h, they don’t
giveaway such cheap prizes with such
good soap.
lllllll ll] Willi Ufllllllllll.
I 0 '1'0 I o'cnocx
watcplawlilhemtociean
that. 'l'hiawtllrudaec menthtltwill
hamlucummwatndmwa hatcre
to «ninth—than .
warm onus.
1'0 LET.
lithe-aluminium. l
mummnnimtmd'rmsm‘i'
nus-n. mm Ih
FOIIIAH. rmugrva 300“ 0! Bill:
uh. J. Sur-
h-LIIIII“ luqa a Lyflh
about thirty of he lriendaand neighbors WP
SIT"
SH.
303 SALE.
Adethi-ta this armed
minutes-Mata». or '
Acmm ouoart. ll. BuOltlttoIll & 00. '8
pineal-re, eall‘l oa ditto-1'1?
AthettcaAOoq lauder‘a Block. South lavvutk.
than. lyitw'
LOT” Ital“ tll’l'. tilt BLIWOOD AVlltlll,
Sou.thlovwalk Low lac
niraol
“Ill letter. atCmtut thp'mla flo. l c
South hIovwai k'. mylltt-
TWILVI Dittilitalihl ltDtthNo WI! OI
aoutherly talent eadovr strut. Booth llov-
atreaaooable prim. Fir wtlcularai
or ”Dr. Benedichlto. at West IVt’ttltt‘.Sotlllt a"
ll!
Ammo a SI’INDLB. l CONCORD WAG-
on,2 topnrriagea, ltwoacat pie-auto wag.-
on,l me ted. openltugg .' A?“ “live
buggy, warran or ca
riyun. raukllnatroat, South! Kzrwalk. mint!
Sm IND BAND 'Uitltl'l'tlltl. S'l‘OVIa’, cali-
pets, he mghtanoaoidoraoldon commie
atomumytwn Im of bustama, under the ital
ration Amy ht! .ck'n, South Nari-elk Wm. Pod
love. lye lta
Anaisttmt ‘i-inrs BALI— a nwaulnto
andahnt liacresdland,nu militia
hire
road, in South Ito-snot.hm being mm lately
filmd'm wracmw mil”
ovum. 18h LUIS AND YARNS ‘1'
I ngch “no camp;
" ”Ace-tn. “mg“ 1w . 31:3
cm» . s“ “on:
gqtuhnmrott.
NOBWALK OPERA HOUSE.
our; wnnrt.
COMMENCING MAY 26.
The Juvenile Actress
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LouiseaA Bethune
Supported by a l-‘irstHClas nCont n loudly—
" 'tilal‘t’l‘s OF 001.03 " amalgam loci»
at Specialties each eveninso nGrand Iatinee Deco
ration Day. Change of bit nightly. People' a in
liar Prices. ion to eta evened Seals
and :0. Seats now on sale at llale‘s, Norwalk;
Plalateu a. South Norwaik
Opera House, Norwalk.
ONE Nthfl' ONLY.
TUESDAY, June 3.
FOLLY GAIETY
Burlesquflumnany.
20 LOVELY WflllEN. 20.
5 Great Comedians. 5.
lnthcacrgsoaanurletqueotthe
SULTAN’S HAREM
USUAL PRICE.
Tickets now on sale at Salons Korwalk. and
hiated‘e. Booth Norwalk. mm
Merrill Business College.
An Inquiring. Practical
Training lohool.
Praneahothsaaaat'orhuainemliletntheahorteet
“mammoth:
orcnghluatructlou. Term;
reasonable. button central and healthful. For
mtahgncnddmhuutatumaflomaddraaa
masters-r. Imam. uusmaas COLLIGI.
mecca.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON
ml lanteandnouae
—!tre. Lite
galmxmumaflm loueyd0rdera all parts
takes.
Public,
titration
endow Accident. (local:
Dram
Notary aeknow
Tickeaflaggagschrm
SO Washington Street. that to Peat Olen.
SOUTH NOBWA LK, CT.
haunt-A. Batmaod
AllenA.flatea,hnrhand
aadwtf wife,
MIA nau-
“Smart-y.
ORDIB 0P NOTICI:
non I00!
Hummus-all.
-Roouaovnronontoa.amramm
iii-alt 1.01. Also a rut-a at
it 1|“ “- Owl! REIT-1"“?
more
one
array-- -
nuance!-
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e-mt caller
Int
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93sec. ems-may
a-wfl.
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mmmomom it m it .I. "ll
3 Washing 011 Street.
nSOUTH NORWALK.
’0' “'
llll'l'llllll} SUBEEEDS LIKE SllllllESS!
And from the very fluorehlv upcuing we have had so for, we
feel certain of nm“ em 4'05.» in the lumre
- -~—uo»~——
lle’lli‘llEl’llllCll NI) 'l‘llE ENTttttiifS‘l‘t‘ICit-‘loli
. LKEltltIGAN
At lent than one half its actual cost, we will for on opening
sale, close out the entire (lock at prices which will be way be-
low the cost of manufacture:
Clothes Pins, 0 dozen for 5 cents
1000 Cups . . . . 4 cents each
1000 Saucers . . 4 cents each
700 Wine Goblets . . . 4 cents each
1000 Tumblers. . . . . 2 cents each
9 cents each
4 cents each
pieces, rcdtrccd from $14 95
25 dozen Bl'lltilll“, . . . ,.
500 Goblets,
‘25 Decorated
to $9 49
100 dozen Eureka Paper Pads, .
500 Salt Boxes, .
75 Lamps (big (hive -) . . . 39 cents each
Hall Lumps, Ruby (ilOl)l‘,S . . $1 98 each
Hanging Lamps at $1 98, $3 98, $4. 98 $7. 49
LAST BUT NOT LEAST.
100 Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces to set, worth at lowest
$3. 49, during this sale, $2. 09
3 Cakes lliggins’ Pure Soap, . .
ll'l
Dinner Stats,
. 19 cents each
9 cents each
5 cents
DRESS GOODS.
For a leader In this Department—Extra Quality full 30 inch
wide Cashmere all the latest shades also Black, 210 per yard.
. .‘._..-___.
DOMESTICS.
25 pieces 4-4 Percale Shining,
12; cents per yard
Best Grades Dress Ginghams,
11; cents per yard
25 pieces Dower Flannel . . 5; cents per yard
N O T I O N S .
Black Twist, . . . 1 cent a spool
Pins, . . 1 cent per paper
Embroidery Twist . . ' ... . . 2 cents per ball
If/IJ 013303. lg'll’Oi WP.
9cen per oz.
REMEMBER THE PLABE
And the fact that this is but a few of our many
Bargains for this week.
Illslllll SHIRE.
WASHINGTON STREET,
W i
lease of Amoslteag Sateena at
lOOOyardsol’AllSilkBuraltattheabeurdprice of
25 dozen Ladies’ Pine Lace Striped Handkerchiefs at - 5c
25 dozen Children’ s Colored Bordcred Fast Color Haudkerchieia, per dozen - 243
The finest thing In Ladies’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at — - - 480
We will odor just for fun a line of Indies' Summer Skirts at - 22c
“‘ 30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will last but a few days, at 29c
lease of the Beat Ginghams for the next week at - -
the very low figure of - - - -
Yb
8::
K. It --oa the 28th of lay we wlil ope- . Cuto- Slue Department, where we will tar-lab
Shade- to order at short notice. of superior work muahlp, and at lowest prices.
SCOFEEILD 6LHOYT
wonwm AND SOUTH "0!!qu
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tantrum
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Friday, May 30.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
rateamboat to New York.
COMII‘SC'IKG HONDAI’. 'AY 2‘.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
thimtkedailytrlpetoxewturk, leasing South Rawalk at l 'dSa It. WMBwNwYork:
Beekmannmzaopdm meteor-ea. 250nm. Joyadandflaturtkyahallhoureariier. height
receivedlrom" I amnion-t. Plum Sugarcane; [Wigwam
SEASON.
Will gtwnConccrt In grown in the afternoon Int
there will also be dancing In the alt: room
FlNlEllS‘llEl & KNUBEL
Paormrrons. mom
'I‘ l M E TABLE
Steamer “MEDEA.”
SEASON 0? 1890.
leaveStnth Forwa'k for Botoc Point. Wiitou
Pointandliellelaland— —10am..t:mp.m..ip.
;I.. k820p..at.coronarrtvalohtmmec {rt-new
)
have Wilson Point tor Belle Island and rum
Pout—laziam. 1109.1, 350p. m., raw. or
”on It. (Sell lslandonly.)
for South tn!‘orualk—lt:!)am.. 140nm, no
9'1
leave Belllaland for “Run Point—10A) a 111..
1%le epmwa
For Him Point and lion h Beatnik-thin a
m.,130 .m..5!0p It.
Leave Potatlorltellhlacd. Wilson Point
andBcuthKorwalk~1llOa m. .uop m .Blhnm
mwurm Point—4:15pm
m..." H. ROWLAND. Captain.
HORSES
Battier, Canopies, Earrings,
Coaches, Harnesses, Etc.
Having removed my entire pray Stock to the
ROI-walk Padr- Grounds
l uowclrr
20 HORSES
AND
40 WAGONS
Double and little Harnesses
ormumnmwtca.
Call and see stock and get prices
S. “f. GREGORY-
.er It
i. i. «not
“hum! Wilton. l
i!
FINE
New Butter
22¢ a lb.
BUY lfllll SUGAR HERB.
WHY '1‘
If you don’t knew, we may be
able to tell you the
I'OIIOII why.
THE Hindi—Bins BIND?
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m—s": .£ .2937“.
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TTRACTION S I
Marina Underwear.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VES’I‘S.
250.
GENTS’ WHITE SUMMER VESTS,
l'
from 50 up.
LADIES’ RIBBED VESTS,
100, 17c, 25c.
250 up.
KERMAN <9: SON .
GENTS’ GRAY VESTS & DRAWERS
.URDAY A
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prices
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A. s. FERRIS. GEO. VJELIFFE.
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