In Its rear. but the region. near winda, and eontheaeterly. pro-- ”rain in theaonthern and aouth- m e‘a this . 0n filennd andonSundaywarmer ‘atlltryandfalrto ‘ “I . ., I "titer. with fraab anntherly and aouth m winds. v EMA-“phloem. accruals“ mhlflightide Iowtide 7.01 12.” Baguette Rose is now clamell among expert younghdybicrflilu otfl‘br‘w'am mmwtheborongb, drone Whartorrriehdmmmpoheech. oAII meefingdthevotwaol ill. alhfa‘nhooldlatrictwillbe prohibition conven- will beheld in Hartford, Wednu- ,Angnetla. Workmen'are engaged cleaning the "of Inhhiahintherearoftho etcrea mum can? oi State vs. GiovaniGnar- rim will be tried this evening eta o'clock hefore’ JumbeSelleck. A-htantoperatorliiaaldallcahsris new h dafly practice at the centru oflimoftleleiephoneccmpany. —Frthhml|kbythe quart every day atTheb."Knapp’eoldetand. 'l'heatate convention of the Order ot United American loci-anion will be held at Norwich neat Wedneadey. "consumer-name“ company heldthelrregnlarmeetingiaatevnlng. Dnlymthquinemwaetranmcted. Eunice. the (Jayme-old daughter of ImJameeLSteveue, ieaoricualyiliat ham or her llIlIllte on Beat em? '= ,r’l‘heannnalentem for prizes by the Mandel“ corpa of theetato willbe heldntUnion Grove, Hartford. Septemberll. . 'lie’v’rneienananrlomtsentnnont chip hundred excuralcniate to the Mmmm the Hon- ”HMYorkand New England u. 9' The aanldgofleld upruaiaheavily Acarpoaaup cuthePltle- avorynlght.and iemetat Whyuoeginewhlchtakesit npbllidfleldaeaqeohltraln. WW“. theborough.accom— aaelsdfialcmhllorwalkehbonthslr mowers-am. nef “I'm-bunt,”andhadaflrat-ratn “bimodal! thnueebenmdn edhorongb Munster. lancw inuyln- oftIennr. ’ .ha'wevarma orpnldag a club which “gasoline-elbow ”flatbendfrankllntirogory. awakens My. and Thomas Home Id William Battery, ct Oar “tunnels-cerium! #9..,WM” a unitary” '1“um f internationalisation. g; vhewillattmdareunlnnof mm 1" .lcn. who fellfroln a hay cartln Wiltop . .Wakraeofthem Manna“, Amebwlllmeetntthg 3W Motrin Jerome annual ‘m'ws. -‘ ' ‘l'heirlandeof Interflmlth. formerly thhdeydm‘veleamad withplaaeure abounlngglelhahyhaearrlvadln hennaboldhthonN.Y. nomad. Norwalk club returned l -"l'he remain of James lent-a. of Wes- -rncalay trolling and broke on neck. were buried yesterday afternoon In Wil- low Brook cemetpy. [GI-Wm NEPeckand W.‘ mama-Ilium Q —Rocaaaod baamulumt'gu.“ ltiaaald that—”‘-~ some of the local wheel- men aeeolroulatinga petition, which is tobepreeeatedettheneatconrtof nun-r meeting. eating to be allotted to ride on the sidewalks of the aide mote. Stomach trcnhlaaare very prevalent just nowand a numbers! South Nor- aralk’a cinema mentoring therefrom. arising from absorption of watermelon, fruit. or too frequent vialta to the ice The condition or Rev. Father McGiv- any. of Moo. founder or the night"! Columbus. who“ Is very low. Ilene not iminnyo and the phyaldane olcrvaryiittleeecouragemoot that the reverend other will recover. Ira. George Comatcck. of Wilton. who waelajured at a railway ore-lug inthatpiacaeevmalmonthaago,her husband being instantly killed at the Imptinnfieetill confined to her bed thegreatcrpartof thetime. The Arlen Singing Society met at their bail on Washington street Inet "wing- and talked over the matter of erecting a new building. It was decided to holdaconcert cnSept. 16th for the purpoeeot rating funds for that purpose. ' BhuttZelnl'a been dashed through Railroad plane at alivoly pace shortly balm um to-day. Lewis Lane,a driver on the meet railway line. jumped from blew-and caught the animal in front 0! the United States Exprem onion. llcdamage. lilac liorwalk correspondent of the Bridgeport Standard writes: The St. Paul choir la diacoursing some good ailment late. And whynot with lta akillfulwm’nsacoompihheddirectrcee. and many trained voices that support the several parts? Him Fanniebelie Curtis of Norwalk, haereturnadfrom aaneoe-fnlterm cl pmeicelakindorgarpnt teachingat the ConnecticutSumaacSeboollcrtoechers atSuflleld. “Gertie leincharge of them department of the new llornflldluolathllimantlo. Ateiepbuemmgewaereceleedbyu thadtyanlhoritleefrcmnelilalandlastm eveningtotheeleetthatadommtient the Steveaa House had stolen several articles of apparel. It was attarward Inland illnttbe articlea had been re- tnrnadtothetrowneraandthatnccom— plaht would be made egalnat theatr- Vlnt. Canal 0. Bubbell. the newly appoint stalled la hh clleeand la givlaglta o’clock lntbemcrnlng,and inadditlon will leave the lobnyof theoflicoopan antll 18 o’clockatneon for thehenallt oftbelcokbonownara. 'i'hlalaonlyoue olthenanernae thetlr. Bub bell peopeamtcmakafortbeaecomoda» tiouofthepublic. ‘ Aldo arouse m stars. histhre'urthym at Kantian that no lo! lion. W. E. Bimcnda. congressman fremthel'int district. tire seriously ill at his country We at Danton. lilac latllda Gavin. of New York. while remain a companion in the Quln nebaug river at Platnilcld went beyond“ her depth and was drowned Frank E. Weaver, of New Haven. who In April atartednn a ride across the contMut, arrived in Sacramento last Saturday and now probably has been in SanFraneleco several days. Arthnr lack. a resident at Windsor. and as a brakeman on the New York a New England road, fell from a freight car near Bristol three weeks ago Indrocelved serious injuries. He died Wednesday from hie Injuries. William Burden, 28.. aingle. was drowned in the llangatnck at Ansooia, yesterday dternoon. He was seized with cramps. lie caught bold or a boy and pulled him down, but the hey moped by kicking the man in the bead. Dre. Lauder. Wordln and Gearllck. of Bridgeport. and Dr. Bill of Stepney yea- terday performed a encceaefnl Causation _ mm V we '10 no.0aaasanuo hfidflMh. IWamm mu t. hmtlaol errata-loner A Vault! OIIIAN 01m: aoplala Adele-or crcan 53..” mm In. In: lly'e ricer. South Mus?— walk. ”FOR. SALE. Wanda-0b finial. aat crossings unlhnqufl-mwalwedhlm chooouanan comm muse PUP- piel' , Addrem [or «e, out as wan-ates In A nurtures-r AEWreea"Iaatanran " elm. lhtl Ins-m uoas m s, A #3.. nee. «3°23..- mi' hogs. coon. ln2lw ones. oaaetaeaugro ”11:31]- mm ' ' M Annmaron 9e sou—o nwsmTo Milanesauaboattiaaoaofland. .enklilteck operation upon lire. Charla Soaiy, of , ltnnbuflnnfiltml in“ “r all: m can BMW dletown. Be is only nineteen yeara old and last: feet seven inohu tall. He is atlll growing perpendicularly, though extremely thin.. Be is popularly known in his term or "Small George." It is believed that Herman Richter,ecn of hire. Lina Richter. of New Haven. fell overboard from the steamer Elm City on Weduaday night. It is knownsthet he went on the excursion ol the SI. Aloy- Add a Mu" Megs Qfllih . . on that day and has not been seen since. About 3:00 o’clock yesterday morning lilac Roan Vigeant. of Waterbury,a pretty Frencb~Cenndian girl of 28. was awakened by'a terrible burning sedation, on her face and body. it was found that someone had entered her sleeping apartment and liberally sprinkled her! with vitriol. It is believed that the vitriol was thrown by some one jealous of flora. Yesterday afternoon, by order of the mayor, workmen began to tear down and remove the ruins of the Johnson fashionable resident portion of the city. the mine had long been an eyesore to the neighbors and several attempts had been made to burn the mine down. ~Tboee who worship at the shrine of the economical Brussels soap arise puri- lied. Card of Thanks. 1 wish to extend my thanks to the South Norwalk fire department for their efforts in preventing a aeriona conflagra- turn at my building. corner of Water and Washington streets. noon. and foreman of Old com y. and Chief Samuel McGowan. for timely work and in preventing damage by water. Jounfl BUT THIS flll‘I‘l Save this and Wait until Saturday, A“ 0,at 0a. m. m Hal-armor ealeol Clothing will A atO‘loek morning sunfish?“ cc “mp... $50, 000 WORTH 0f lea'e. 'eaad Childrea‘a .. .m... .. laenraaea comp-aha. l recurred one are. Inland Wand theyhave beenmledoraraixtyyaars. Ir. i E i”3f: Mfiflllb’ll’fim . ' nine '1‘. A. and B. Society to New York “mum“ house, the oldest house in Waterbury. m- This house waa situated in the moat urnn. ' ,rpus..u.T concur) - llllilllllllll lllllli'l. “rims Advertle‘mtaandarthhbead. not exceeding 5 Mlmulmmlwafitlm Pm 01' noun 0! HIGH emu. pm have“: one heneanear nadbank. barn enWeat Sore-elk road. Inquire oi Illa‘y- hrntbna. w Aromsm FRONT H00! nus POST Apply at No.20 Washingtonms em I, Arthurian-gnu" MIMI". COllNBB streets. Suite or lost Ire and at: Inc-e. rangmcr for hot marathon waeh tune. he rents amend n: “melon at Pounce. Toppiy to w. Yunnan. at kwoodllg A: 001“anth 511W “BOOKS“ ON rim “DOB; ALL new. lncompletetwdcr. Apply at No. 9 ocdward avenue. 80th hlorwalk. act if DOS! CORN“ 301mm AND wann- ward avenna 7 mile. water in. complete ward. s‘epu amino 2' a Wood- PPIR AND Iowan ”.003 or B008! 01! leaoow street. south 1;“ orwalk. from August lotme inquire of o It Wat; avenue. South ltornlk j’ifl i! ROOIS 03 SAYIOSD STREET. lSQUlRl at Volk Hat Inc cry. it” If HOUSE 0' RIGHT KOO OOIS 0N TOLLIS 81' I mun-yum. ... .... e I W-l mot. ”1‘0 ”‘80! APlllL ll. 01! cantons PLACI. iowerhccrdvercomeand tworooma In ails: thguASm 110“ in A OONVBNIKNT lulled vint tWaahlngtonmdanma hm winter or masons level. I imletwll 1. m1). out! OPERA HoggLNORWALK. musnlwcuu 13m. Mr.FrankJones Theorl Hall'nlllllllfl iahiam w [1..an autlt new W! D, “How country Raisin” lanoladngihe GREAT RAILROAD SCENE. Thematrrathtlcelecteverpvndnccdcntbsatage. Full Orchestra of Eight Solo Artists. Grand Street Parade at Noon I’Blcltn. as, 50 and 75 Cents I... Santana-lent eenal places—Sales. h'crwalk. Plalated' a. booth Nor walk. $200 REWARD. Anawutom 0' a will he paid by them-n Haw-l prIaon farnisblnr within lretalkle evflenee non-m" to h"arrow and ocavhtlcaol five canal any Incendiary reor diet lhllmwltlh ”$3353.. lull WILLIII B. m" “'l ”011939;". Dr. ll. R. Morrison, will 3‘ tbsp of‘ 0 practice daring ale linear and uneasiness: llaaa’a Stable. Harwell. Plalatel'e brag liters, heath Norwalk. III lw lectmrn Norwfalk. anllw ll‘vultflnr ESTA; .ut m' ui "red-l" lyiosm E0. JELIFFE,m UNDERTAKER. as sorta Inl- soonest-II Norwalkw ailhcata. 'l'haaarvleeeolaclnbalmer mm nyilr Illllll Blilllll Ullllfll' masons.- Doll. MIDI IBM-BBB Id. Alana-emachmllnrhoth anon mmflliaglelc. WW’ESI' neat maybelatmvteww'd u the flier In. application. .0" Mrmm thutia“ I. é..% .. WfiEwiifl ‘ FINEST mm mm Queen...— none tannin scorn. ‘ M... NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS SEASON. .. su Ionn or In. urns. ”1"?” para 698‘)“, m‘li E10 lo M "3‘0 10"" h at 711160 “LL—2.. PEOPBIITOES. IIyItf “meg ROTOR POINT! THE STEAMER ——_" MEDEA, ’ can. It. novvnann. Time Table Dallytrl museum to Scu- Point andlall Man.12.hllp.m..l.10p.at.. Imp mandolin-0I 000a.m.tohonthltorwalk. m' u as .to Wilson Point and depth Norwalk. a a. as 8888 np~=p¢ coma orwalk. Wilson Point and South Korwaik. hawthorn Nora elk. Wllaon Point and hoplh Norwaik. assess ocean PIFFFFP FPFF' to pupa-n- ywepp rac- wvuuw mm to hell Island and lloion Point. to Dell Island Ind South Forwalk. BOND AYTBIPB ialandOllaJLfertlontbllorwnlk. thllorwalkfwnctou Pointand Bell 0 al.1tflp. 1.2.Wp m. niobhiatfm Soltbxorwalkllma m. m.. tlsp. In. .(omtohalllaland .eunmJaattrlp. l‘nrn one ”way. 15:: neurolo- Tloknte, llle 'l'belednawtlletopatDcrlcn Point onanyof E53: 5 new» raps E s E s E s: s U E;§; 5” 8 9 ll itarsspéumnnwhenthere are passengers toget error The Idea are new for Homilght Excur- Iione at reasonable ratea Terma upon application To New York in Le. Two Hours and a Half. Thenewudl’alatlalltaaaur %. “CAPE CHARLES," CAPT. l-‘BBII L BIIBBB. Willrommhceraaklng Dally Npto New York. (Io-tort, Safety and Speed. POPULAR PRICE—South thflcrwalk to Her kaineggletrlmllcramexearflonll cenla. 0n HONDAY. JUNE 10th, Il’beaaamca'wllll-va'llann Point on arrival at Sonaatonlclralaleevlng thllorwnlk at 827 a. m Returning leavellew York. “RAMS!“ footdldmmnt ll: with train at Wilmer lnlmlatlcn y to I D. BUST Again United hialee lepre- mm~°rm VleeProaideataad Gnnalflvlanagu “New?“ SOUSATONIC RAILROAD. ”ARBOR! I NOBWL“ DIVISION. Dermal June 11th. 1”. l. f ! rig E???" ' Saguim.’ 3%” "uh-'1‘ “OI-’3’! Willa-tinned. SPECIAL SALE SAILOR slid SHADE H A T S ! FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. W rummunamwmm' Hat Trimmed Free HRS. ll FlWllE'l'T’S 8 WATER mm. “DIWALI. Will-I . - lo 33 ”:3on Forums is lNlBlL PLAIST'ED DRUGGIST. Do you shave yourself? If so. we have a word to say to you about Rotors. You ulcy : fEFirst-CIastizrtntuuultrta .rlfllfllllllmflanlj WWW Ed; as culilerrg7 ‘32 E‘PngEZEE all times, satisfactory. We guar- antee every Razor we sell to suit you, or the price will be refunded. We also have a complete stock of Strops, Brushes and Shaving Soaps PLAISTED DRUGGIST. Mahackemo Block. trade. years go on we sell more tea. so our tea must be well worth having, as one lady customs. said How Is it that a good 'number of people who buy their groceries elsewhere come to us r good tea? It Is not neces- msnry that we should expose the "machinery how we do it We get there with “sweetness and strength,” that is enough. Not a few have said : “You have got good ten here; honestly it it better than I used to pay 70 cents for." We don't want the earth, nor do we expect to sell all the ten that' to used In town, as“therc Is no accounting lor tastes." but we do think there are seven chances in ten that we may suit you better than you are being suited if you will tryour ten 50c a pound MIMI I ii i .i all iml llllllll l Elliot 6. Bill.“ &- Sill muons-urn. 51 Washington Strait, South um 27 Iain Street llomllt. Biol-Bill: Balm, Clllttliller Anq Ice Cream. olden Pranpily Attended To. chroma: . wan-nun JOHN HAUPT, MWW'e-atht,hm Meat Market In W. I. Illa Wanna“ N All, Klada of Freak, Salt and Smoked lento at low prices. Vegetables” in their season. Billie & contact Point with pride to their tea Why? Becausess the BOSTON Silo " ss-lwoungon St--83 Slimmer "alefion mull HOSIERY- Kitchen Department. In this department we olier the following extraordinary Such a stock as we display can no- where in thia city he found. . Not alone bargains Gents’ grey hose 6c per pair, of China and Glassware is our stock the largest. but of all those smaller articles worth 10c; Gents’ grey hose 8c Per pair, worth lZlc which belong to a complete boueelfnr- Ladies striped hose 60 per niohlng eatabllehment. Assortments for surpass the largest elsewhere show. A an, worth 10c; Ladies’ grey, Black and bnlbriggan hose 100 visit surely must repay when we offer such values as these. per pair, worth 15c. , e ; Childreusfsstbfecli hosc‘lOc Pei pair, numb die. "my“ (“£81388 gflHeis thiseale a0 9c (1.02 WW Mildred 3 ft lk 5c a pair, 1011 300 crystal pirghers 3719c ea. we will close at l5dpeflflirfi” 000 liaEi'gI‘ddsIes at 4c ca. 500 crystal sauceplate at 29c dz. PA RASO L S. 100 dcc.diuner sets 949,112 pc. Sweeping reductions to close 50 2.19, 10 pc. out the balance of our large & gr o.Dov¢r egg beaterlecea. stock of parasols. 120 knife boxes at 9c ea CHALLIES. Clothes Hampers at 89c ca. The greatest sacrifice ever 225 Wash boards at 19c ea. 25 Clothes Wringers at 2.19. made in all wool cbslhes,worth 180 per yd, reduced to 12lc. ». e. ...' 0‘ , H 50 bxs Clothes Pins, 6 dz. 50. Large sizes Cedar Tubs 89c. 900 salt boxes at 100 en. 1000 parlor brooms at 90 ca. 200 whisk “ at 8c ca. 250 Eureka paper pails at 19c. Cylinder churnsl.98,worth3.50 190 bxs toothpicks at. 40. 400 Eureka carpet sweepers 1. 98, worth. " 59. Open Monday and Wednesday Evenings till 8.30 o’clock; Saturdays till |0.30 o’clock; Tuesday. Thursday and Friday close at 6 o’clock. Sluth Norwalk Boston Store, 83~W ASKINGTON ST REEL—~83 The Best Ennis aanesII Prluas. BllflTS AANll SllllES CLOVER & OLSEN ’S SPECIAIJPIES : Our Surah Kid Ladiee' 82.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Norwalk. Lsdiee' French Kid Hand Bowed, Lsdics’ French turned and wells at prices that will astonish you. A full line of Indiee’, Children's and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine. CLOVER & OLSEN, Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade. “+3090!“ Alumnus A'I' In. 0',” STA“!!! 0P 1'... . Bur" K Cover II (V) G" “’4’. ' a Son, Sprmswood. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. city Pnople find it to their advantage to trade ' with no. GIVE "US A. TRIAL. W— SATEENS. Best French, worth 18c re- duced to l2§c Best American, worth 13c, reduced to 9c. ,1rf -L[1l I'i » "-1. ' nil-Hag“ "1"? Jam»... Steamboat to New York. wuflcllfl HONDAY. III! II. The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY” uh Er ta lerwalk at 1123 med-I”- pznzewzn I'll". awn-"aeolian. yehallhearnltwm a... It
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