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and men calculated to promote private
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"To-day partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail. with no decided temperature changes.
and fresh easterly and nuthnrly winds. fol-
lowed by rain. On Tuesday partly cloud! to
fair. cooler weather will probably prevail.
with light westerly winds. preceded by rain
on the New England coasts: and on Wedneo
day warmer. fair weather.
”sown sonwsu.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Baylnx. .
The Independent Social club will unset
tognight with Hubert S. Mitchell, of
Wést street.
J. F. Flynn isl'lnishing the plumbing
work in H. S. Inckwood's home on Elm-
wood avenue.
Hire Susie Scofield, of Stamford. well
known in South Notwalk, is quits ill
with soarlatina.
-—Rsasouabls prices at Lane‘s depot
restaurant.
TheSocial Union of the First If. E.
church will meet with Miss Mary Clark.
of Tayloravenue, Friday evening.
The Norwallocase of George Queen vs.
W. B. Rider a: Son is assigned for trial
tomorrow in the Court of Common
Pleas. civil side.
TheY. W. C. T. U. willholdtheirbur
iness meeting this evening at 7:30, sharp.
instead of tomorrow evening. on account
of the lecture in r Baptist church.
~Fancy stra berries at C. E. Sey-
mour‘s this afternoon.
The Epworth League of the East Ave
nus bl. E. church will visit the Epworth
league of thc1 First M. E. church Wed—
nesdny evening. Refushments will be
served.
Don't stiller from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson's Celery, (hllnb. Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for he. or tile.
sample.
John Farrelland Edward H. Bunny
were arrested Saturday afternoon for
lighting near the Washington street
(grinding. Justice Townsend lined them
ti and costs each for breach of the peace.
This evening, at 1:8), in the lecture-
room at 87 Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk. A. Blanchard, Pa... will give a
free. Mlldar, illmtrnted lecture on "file
Marlipectrum and the .
All are cordially invited to “Mid.
re
~ladies' wheels. ball bearing for CM.-
so. Easy terms. w. 1'. wrong, so.
Norwalk, opp. old thing. church.
The minim on the electric light
plant are advised by a mechanical elect-
rical sulphur with whom they haveoou-
sulled. thatthe candidate of a slntioo
for their building lathe site in the rfit‘
ofthehosehuuaeonthe city's property
on Willie street.
Jacob Lassen found a lady‘s WM
bag on High street. Saturday afternoon.
whhlh combined two pocketbooks with
W‘lll‘tilehi. lie soon saw the W.
In. Chukka”. M Mahler lib
no mom'mfimfitw
be“ it h then. 1 1 1 1 1 ~
JA' fins assortmm ’ of garden hose'
quality warranted. ready for delivery at
A. ll. Cabin .
Ire-m
‘l‘woreprwrsntatlves of Pawnee Eli‘s
Wild Weatctmmhlckwlll exhibit on
m
The nudism nuns. an... which
hssbsenauisdspusdastpapsrsvapatass
a w mow. an: Was
getting “tag-administers“
but will Mutational-t”
:heirregularmouthly meeting thinners
ns- ’
Gurus umw1mow‘enm bf
theElectricthtcornjsny. hmieBbel-
dfih’wm ' ""‘f'and‘now at
Morison-amen? ““1 “.1
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'1'. C. Bright visited his son John in
the Bridgeport hospital yesterday. He
reports him as improving slowly and
gaining strength every day.
«1::
Hal
Agnes, the uiue-months-old daughter
oilfr.aud Ifr. Harlin Bsko.‘dled at
their home. ill Benton street. yesterday.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3
o'clock. .. , .
—Fancy strawberries at (Y. B. Sey-
mour‘e this afternoon.
Styles D. Iawreuoe. of this city. will
attend the commencement exercises of
the New York Com of Pharmacy at
Carnegie's Hall.New York, tomorrow
evening.
Charla ngby. Robert lodllm and
Frank llayhew went to Westport Satur-
day and caught over 300 pounds of
“In"?! ells, the‘- biggest catch ever
brought to town.
Linie Valentine. Dora Allen, Frank
Snyder and Steve Farrington, well-
known South Norwalk characters. were
arrested in Darien lat night {or fighting
on the platform of the depot.
-'l'he Eagle Bottling Worka‘ drinks
are the best. For-sale everywhere and
used by almost everybody. If you
haven't tried them, do so.
The member-oldie committee of ar-
rangementsforthe orange supper. will
please meet in the W. C. T. U. mom
val-mans o’clock. Corn prepar-
ed to report liars accomplished.
Two bicylieta. one earning up Wash.
ingtonstreet andtheotherupSouth
lain street. collided in front of Lock-
wood'scisnr store early 01'. running.
One of the machines was thmaged.
lit. and Illa. J. J. Snollback and
family,ssemoving from New York to-
day.andwiiloccupyaoottageon Quin.
tard avenue. Ifr. Sasllback will have
several stalls at Baton Point this season
-Boya and girh. A bicycle for 020.”.
50c. weekly, as cash. Call on W. P.
Whitney. So. Sorwalk, opp. old Cong.
church, before Thursday.
The ltoton Point Impro t com-
pany hassscural the mimlvé rizbt to
receive and land passengers at the “one
atonic dock at Wilson Point this seem.
upon the arrival and departure of trains.
This morning George VauAlstyne, of
theSouth Norwalk Boston store. bought
the stock of shirts made by Clark&
lgmnahmy when they conducted busi-
nsminths old Charmer mill in five
Milellivsrabont six months ago. The
atockisa very large one and includes
mum ahirts or all grades and prices.
Theschomsr Sn L. Ferris arrived at
Wilson Point yesterday noon. having
made the trip to Norfolk. Va. from this
city and return In nine days. lieu
Andrews and Howard Norman. who
wereguestsofCaptaln St. John during
the voyage, arrived home without mis-
hapaudreportbavlngbadafinstime.
Thomas King was arrested in the
boroughilaturdayaftssuoon by Consta-
blstl‘vmlsymmuonsplalntoflli-Isry
Williams.a girl employed by William
lhowtmesiunstlIrt. lllssrlalalsthat
Kingatteruptedtausaltksrld Tues-
day. Kingwath before Justine
lovvsll.whovelamrdhilnoua bonito!
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when he‘ll W. The trial will
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Mll'flal NEWS. Titans. ILWatkins obntinues to im-‘
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Thele‘will he dsgmswork at the regu-
larineeting of Our'Blotbors‘ Lodge, 1.
0. O. R, this evening.
—Oppoaits old Congregational church,
W. P. Whitney basis fine collection of
flowering plants, cut flowers. and floral
designs to order.
flunwiltholdamlarvneetisglhir
evening. ___~___ . .
The condition of George I". Quintatd
remainsbduttbesameashsmtofore is
patient. m_ ,1
Infettyhasaddedtotbe appearance
ofh'nhomsbyerectingastone wall
mmm' lath Norwalk l 15—hour till a
9 on a loop I in!
-8ingle and double breasted blsr tournament, Saturday night. u, E,
”'“mdv'um Bishop. mo, heat A. It Mulkin, no,
by fifteen poiab‘L ,1
The Rt Rev. Bhllop Williams has ap-
pointed the Feast of Pentecost, June 5th.
as the date of his visitation to the Epis-
copal churches of Norwalk for confir-
mation.
Therewillhsdmsetingoftbeluc.
this evenly at His Annie Burt’s home.
4 Harriet street. ~: ’ '
~,,
C. P.‘8eeley, of Hartford, wheeled to
Norwalk ymterday and was tliegliestpf
F. E. drady. -
Victor, Wfllis and Chester Selleck are
ill at their home on Union Park. with
throat trouble. ‘
The Grace church Guild will meet with
lira. Giles A. Gregory at her home on
Isaac- strest. Wednesday afternoon.
Pensions for Connecticut: George W.
Kent. Elihu Miller, Joseph Walter.
Nathan C. Fenner, Lafayette ll. Bevens.
Additional, Isaac Sisarnes. Original
widows. etc., minor of 0. II. Eastman,
Eliza Houston.
There will he an adjourned meeting of PBDPLB IOU K50“-
ths Young Men’s Christian annotation
this evening welsct oflleers and dine
tors.
The Wet Avenue Juniors defeated the
Main Sin-st Juniors at a game of base
ball Saturday alternoon. The score was
II to 7.
Alfrrdlleusonand litre Annie John-
son, of East Norwalk, were married at
St. hfary‘s parochial residence Saturday
evening. I
The Willing Workers of the Knight
mt A. I. I5. church will hold their
first annual fair intbs colored Oddfuk
lota' hall, Tuesday. \l'ednluday and Fri-
day evenings.
Where and now they Ina-d their Ila-n
of Ismail-a.
Henry Thoma. of New York city, is a
gust of his brother on East avenue.
town this week fora visit in New York
city.
8. W. Maplseandwifemfflaplestreet.
are spending the week in Providence and
Boston.
Her. and Mn. Motions-h of West
avenue,aretheguestaoffriends inNew
York city.
C. It. Iiouton, of New Haven, spent
yesterday with his parents on Riv-1
street. Norwallt.
llartin Heath, of New Haven, is visit-
ing at the residence of F. A. Lane, on
Cruse-it Terrain.
It. and hire. Ernatliosaa. of blow
Canaau,spcnt Sunday with the latter’s
mother on flora-in street.
Fraud J. Doughsrty. whobaa been in
Kansas City. Kansas. the past three
years. has returned to this city.
lire. k‘. if. Nash and son Horace have
returned from Glam, Florida. where
they hare been spending the past winter.
air. and Mrs. Henry I; Jsckson. of
New Haven, were the guts“ Mr. and
Mn Wand Jackson. of film street.
yesterday.
Robert (kilos). of Bellefontaiue. Ohio.
alsrge flour manufacturer. spent tinn-
day with Robert II. Rowan. of South
Slain strut.
Mrs. D. Porter Lord, who has been the
gruntofllrs. nary 1’. Stone. of Camp
simt. has returned to her home in
l’oughkeepaie, N Y.
Ea~\\'arden and Mrs. l5. 0. Keeler, of
Mott avenue, started South last Satur-
day. spending Sunday at Atlantic City.
They will be away until the latter part
of the week.
Theodore Olsen. Jr.. of this city. start-
ed this morning for Newark, N. J..
where he will spend a few days. He
will leave thelaitet‘ part of the week for
Dover. Iii-L, where he will visit his
grarldfather and sister.
J. W. Saunders. fonnerly W‘
or for J. Bolder: Hurlbutt. now employ-
ed to New York city. spent tlunday with
his wife and baby in Norwalk. This
waning they accompanied him to New
York. They will reside at Bay Ridge.
*Butchers‘ and grocers' frwks and
and crusts at Ifitchcll‘s, 50 Wall street.
Regiment}. s. Wood a laying out
John I". Dingee's half8utils truck in
Greene Fauna Ir. Wood says the
W.wheneompleted, will be one of
the best in the state.
Ying he, of thsChiuess laundry.vtho
has been ill for the past two weeks. wrut
to New York yesterday.th he will re-
main for one week to noeiw treat-
ment from a Chlorate docile.
The roof of Meeker llrothers‘ o-‘lal
sheds on Smith street took fire Saturday
afternoon. The employer of the foundry
extinguished the flames with a few
buckets of water. No alarm was turned
in.
William Searlus, of Lake Waocabuc
district, was arrested by Officer Dunn
Saturday “min for drunkenness.
Th5 morning, upon his pmmising to
leave town. Chief of Police “Forest
ganordsrs for his misuse.
«Pure coffee with pure cream, or a
WP. W Infant-m. Open all night
Fred Hartford. of Eat SorwIIk, while
riding lihbtcyele along Wall street yew
torday Min. collided with a turnout
driven by Winfield 8. Wade, of Elm
(trove. in front of E. If. Lockwood a
Co's stove. Ir. Hartford was thrown
from his wheel but was not injured. The
wheel was (banned.
While lira Annie Neweornb was rid-
ing her bicycle home from choir rehear-
sal at the Norwalk Hethodbt church.
list-inlay event-g. she ran lutoan ltalisn
boot-black who suddenly stepped in
frontof her wheel. near Starr’s confec-
luN1w.IhwW.m-MI
Changs- Ian-gov III-IQ" Ill-Ida-
WINE-Mike entire
Nottkln which bieBrfigspovtthr-atre is
[room at. landing u 3.3mm Midlaelodlnnslltke “(Mt-”the
rial: ‘mmmwy ‘ ‘ . W,thil dating is. mm,
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‘l‘bomuliarvlor and James Cunning-
bara were rusting with Btsphen Wood
audacomanimnplalnstrestyrstsrdsr
afternoon. They turned Into Union ave-
uu and were-inns to turn into Adah
areal-ember unmodified. nets:
vsblelta were spent. '
willbetrausfomwdlntoanodsrnopsra
horse. and will have all theappointmsnh
ofa metropotltin theatre. The stores
intheblookfillberenoved,whlchwlll
allowasratlugapacity on the ground
loovaeartydoddsthstatpressut Tim
The «coup-is baloouywlllberemodalad and another
weretksownont “bully pussy-drill; Ibsesusnesnowinose
Thmmflly m. gamma-emanating»
hummmmzi moth-emulllnlocsn
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*Th "hilt" M 0N- d 1‘5 mummvmud marble.
m. be” wowe- ndahgsfonutslnwlllbe mm
momm.uan.u. lathe-abet the tasty. Other In
“mm-rails.
Ayes-gerani- llddlrtowa tundra
aovdlata‘tswdsyssm hem
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Ira Cito Hutch. of Union Park, leaves.
unite Amritsar.
Important flows of the (lonely and Ital.
Chronicles] In a Condensed Porn.
«Indira flirautlL Scott; of’t'hé Ridge
field: Probatedbwloi. has WWI!
munitiofuseventyvyeass and-Ilsa so-
Bylveeter J. Tormey. book-keepaand
confidential clerk for Edward Malley, of
New Haven, has been missing since last
Monday.
The body of Lyman W. Case, the
wealthy lawyer who recently died at
, Winsted. will In, accordingly to his ~—-~*
wishei, cremated. -
Mr. and the. Joseph Swllsld, of New
Canaan. will celebrate the sixty-lint an—
niversary of their marriage neat Wed-
nesday, by keeping “open house"nll day.
Mrs. Pauline Shay. aged thirty-two
years. and Thomas Graham, who is ten
years her junior, elopsd Friday morning.
from Bridgeport. The whereabouts of
the runaway couple are not known. ‘
John E. Lovell, the and master of the
Inneustefiau schwl, New Haven, is dy-
ing at the residence of his daughter, in
Milwaukee, Wis. His former pupils
celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday
only a week since.
The stockholders of the Yoet Writing
Machine company. Bridgeport, are dividv
edinto two foothills. The Imusbury
factionisnow in immersion, and. as a
consequence. 100 of the employee of the
company were summnrily dismissed Sat-
urday.
'l'hebigshaft of the great engine of
the Williruantic Linen company broke
Saturday. resulting in the fatal injury of
Dwight Potter. and damaged property
to the extent of 8501]».
Charlie Malonie. of Wimued. a boy
twelve years old, had his leg broken in
four places while catching a rid:1 on a
furniture wagon Saturday. It caught in
the spoken of a wheel. The bones came
through the flesh, and the calf of the leg
was torn oil.
A stranger. about six feet high. forty-
five years old, well proportioned, with
dark hair threaded with gray. and a
gray mustache. fell dead in his room at
the Iioyton license, New Haven. yaw-
day. Therewaenotbing on his person
by which hecould be identified.
user-s1 first“.
The brilliant nil-l vermiile Pierre Loti,
who has just lm‘n received lnwthe circle
of French immortals. ins written the
articleon Constantinople for the series
of papers on the "fliers: Capitals of the
World.” now being publishedin IInqs-r’s
Weekly. 'I'ln1 unit-lo will appear in the
Weekly inane-l Slay 4th. and will be
superbly illustrated. Another notewor-
thy feature of the same number will be a
description. with numerous illustrations.
of the Willard collection of casts of his-
torical architecture. which has just been
added to the Metropolitan Museum of
Art, New York city. Then- will also be
an appropriate illustrated article on the
laying of the corner-stone of the Grant
blimument. and a highly interesting
paperon the 5th of May (Independence
Day) in Mexico. The latter will bestrik-
ingly illustrated by Remutgton.
”ARIES.
The [Numerals of Darren will this
evening elect delegates to the slate con
notion. They will be instructed to vote
for delegates to Chicago who are pro-
nounced adeates of Grover Cleveland's
nomination for resident.
llaly lnsnm Meni-g Ilr. Ila-lano-
l-’. C. "Ollllton. the head of the am. of
lied-ism & 00.. the batters who started
business a few months ago, on lloyt
street, Norwulk. left town last Saturday
and there are ugly rumors counting his
namewiththatofa woman. who it is
ltd. «1 accompanied him. A Summit.
trawler who tried to verify thestorles
found Ir. HIM'slmuee at them
of anal-nu and cits-um street, eluted,
audthwswrrewstguuflifs abwtthe
factory. Ir. Bulahon has a wife and
two children.
()rrrheard.»“lrs. "novella-kins b
awhlow. is she not?" "Temporarily."
“Ksepit before the pew is what
tbedrersy woman thinks of her opera
bat.
Amount of Wl:parled to [arm
for the West; India. April 30. It”.
eras... roar. annual
latrstlc uvrrpnol use
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This boat is'lzl ft. 8 in. lon ‘-
and riveted. The seats are run e‘with CA E bottoms
We have no
lllllll'lES, Tlll' IIIBGIES -
All warranted at low prices for i‘irstciass work.
Also second-hand wagons; all kinds. .
it will be for your interest to call and see us before purchasing.
We build all kinds of wagons murder. W of all kind.» attended to at once.
Orders for Jobbing called for and delivered promptly without cxtn charge.
Wright & Flynn,
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and insurance.
vssnusror 3mm.
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN.
mum! - . ,
WASTE".
'AXTFDwA -uperlnr lmlmlre» by the
\ month. Aim good wutner lo nuns h}
thmiay. sheen hard street. my!!!
I‘OSERS 'Pllll w'ile learning. Apply at
the corset fwory or Both & Hut 1.
M'hlnldluv my? Iw
fax TED. A furnished home in a health)
locality h) a union family from June hr
in allots: «or. l5:h. IMrrvncc furnished. Ad-
dress Hood t‘are. sits-run, min-r.
I3 2w
Toner.
‘)‘.\'l1: wvonul-flmrv apartment of tire room
nil-h writs-mm avenue. Eur Sovwaik:
water in: rvnl. ”tn/ll. Apply to .lnflI 'l'ryun.
:I's "li‘d‘l’hlxlr nt‘vlbflf’. East Snrwalk. at if
F‘IfthT attainment. third floor. Swans a
t‘nrhert‘s building. Kent em. Immlre at
"nice of The 0ch \Vrll ('igzlr i ‘n.. at Washing-
ton street. silt If
”WEI! mm of llm‘lw, e moms: large
mun tr; centrally lmllml: for
small amlly. item renewable. Addrrm I’.
0. lies :3). t'rty. as its
l pp" flat. to harms. '8 'l'ollm slrrrt. tum So.
if Toll“ street; also .3 rooms on sin-nod
floor 30. 3 North Slain street. *mih Somali.
Also one home near Elu- time “are. A l)»
to John ll. Knapp. r: War street. a it
I '1! name corner of Main and Ann streets.
ls lien! Old. Inquire of H. A. Woodland.u
a
()3 Tayloravenue scar Wm 'lmt, a very
wombat and desirable bottle. modern
lm nin. lnnulreoflamo H. he too.
5 'ashlugtsn street. m It
VO‘I'I'MW. seven rooms. situated corner of
’ ”Alli and I’ll” Ilfl’fln. Inquire- rrI (bull-
ldxe t lswkwmsi. Novwalk. (1. mm if
I'D. 55 I‘ll.
)l'l‘fl m. Idle net harm
1‘ Ylions s . ”17%“; its and
fearhunofal violent anestra in. In—
ltve outfit will be their Apply to’l’horaav
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lL ehht foot rail boat for only at tin1 buyer's
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"street. “truth . urwallt. a I-
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out i its-cumin "'"mh'"
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Rider
inquire»! or all.
dress J. frank . to Want avenue. soars
Norwalk. all If
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human unlyltafmkent
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age anymtndglve. ”I“ bar'-
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A{Eamon M
as: blrailon of the estate
lessenluteuf Bertrand-mid
mum-t: fl (firehtafl m
New Butt?
1; =1 ‘34 : lbs. for $190-
Come and try it. Sweet and line flavor. Beautiful to the m
3 lbs, fancy Creamery Butter for 01.00. Excelled by none.
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LEADING
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk,
COB. IADlfioK A"!— AND YBASKLIS m.
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GROCER. ‘
, Pldiilrin Cedar, copper burred
All trim-
and spar varnish.
For further information and all kinds of BOAT FITTINGS,
inquirejat. A. B. COLEY’S hardware store.
H. EMORY PEASE.
SEE “TH“: E wAddflé'i .._::___-, w
on hand for sale
I'IIIILES llll BUSIIESS Ilfillls.
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any neumatla- Il'vl. .‘ill sum. i“) TM:-
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I! you have llrr'lrlrvl m in a pneumatic. buy
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a \‘lrfnr. the simplest In W
Terms literati.
Gregory Bros. Agts.
3 WALL WIRE". NORWALK. (.‘I'.
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In alllr other. i f ROU’I'IIARDnId
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minim now MITRE mast and
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' raisin; 11%;“
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failed”.
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cannon TOO. mums.
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lowest
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