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.; - Extract lied Cedar
Fin: Moths Insects.” etc, where a
P v ' liquid can be employed.
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Witt ,ilamphor.
titted Powder.
Pow ered Helléhnre.
rare Green
’1 Pgltrtrdtrrt Purple,
ETC.
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Drig . Department rs com
pleteas usual with all the best
quality tobe found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
drum,
Druggist,
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ly mud man looses so much timesnd de-
mammalian!” theuscofsomsny
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*ttssr York Bugatti Weather Forecast.
To-dny slightly cooler. clear weather will
probably prevail, with light and sums-
what variable winds, mostly westerly,
followedby partial cloudiness. 0n Wednes-
day fair to partly cloudy, slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail. with light to
fresh variablewinds. followedhy rain in the
western part of this section, and on Thursday
partly cloudy, slightly warmer weathsr. with
showers. _
lat “in” This
801?"! NORWALI.
What the Peoplo .r‘ Oar city are Doing
* all lull-x.
S. B. Sherwood raised the frame for
his new carpenter shop on Raymond
street, yesterday.
John B. Ferris and John 11. Light, the
Republican delegatu to the StateCon-
vention, left this morning on the 9:16
train for Hartford.
~Garden hose, big stock. low prices,
at Comrtock’s hardware, Washington st.
The tireless in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Friday, April 29th,
1892, was 82,30,000. This makes no
avenge low of ”18.81153.
Tbecase oi the Sisters. Mrs. Mary
Crclgh, for selling liquor without a li-
cense, has been continued until next
Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Are you multiplied? Dr. Richardson's
Cascnra, Rhubarb and Bonus Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for he. or 10c.
sample.
——-’1'he high wheel Penn and Philadel»
phia lawn mowers at A. B. Coley's.
'1'. H. Poster. of Dlnbnry. brought a
force of carpenters to South; licrwslk
this morning, and they are at present en—
gnged in erecting a cottage at Bell Island
for Davenport k Vanilnnl, oi Donbury.
A paper is being circulated among the
property owners and taxpayers on Lex-
ington avenue for the extention of the
street to Lockwood’s Lane, so-cllled.
The majority of people are in fever of
the extention.
-0vsr 2000 gents‘ outing shim tolbe
sold during the next week at the 80bit
Norwalk Boston Store. Price no object.
'l'heussocflinorrva. Roech,tricdyes»
terdny in the Cmncil room before Justice
1). 1‘. Marvell and a jury composer! of ii.
C. Fecney, C. W. Bell, P. B. Kavsnagh
and Oliver Hqt. vaulted in favor of the
plaintiil, who was awarded $10 damages
and coats. Colonel Frost appeared for
the plaintlfl and Attorney John J. Walsh
tor the defendant
The independent 780cm} club metal
87 West street, last evening. and shied
the following uthcers for the ensuing
three months: President, Archer 11.
Jennings: vie. mam, Robert 3.
Mitchell; secretary and treasurer, Samuel
Hoyt; social committee, In F. Hoyt,
George Pitch and Hobart 8. Mitchell.
are the best. Formlecverywbrre and
used by almost cvsrybody. if you
ham’ttrbdthsm. dose.
a» wow—~—
Wamascspshumdmn-
in; My afternoon. Elbe was out
withotber chlldrsnou tbebsnkuf .
crack which runs in the rssrof her
home,whensbcyoisbouth¢owuage,
water. Thelittle girl had presence of
mindacughtc hoklcnto somsbushes
growingalongth. hnk,whlchpreveut»
alkheadlrumgcingunderwstsrmud
ssrtcvrslyill,butitlsthouattthsr cuatll»
ticsisimprvrsltn-dsysndberultistats
rscuverylslcuksdfcr.
wmmmmduchsnd
silverware. marsudmdww.
right.“ inns-day. mam
“alsfistvwoncrwslkmppuld
forgt regular rules, 10 cents '
4:3... mm Wurlrs’ drlaks m
11‘. mm m... of Fred;
mwardfluunmsn'lvudto-dsywltbs '
mlusdolhtrtmsiorudsnflolmsns.
Butler Iodps. No. W. l. I. 0.113.. will
rehearse the iul“story degree tar-night“
r. «1an MM limit
torn Wat avers
.- ”rim.” gm“ '1. rr ' 3-" item
Mus. Theodore Peusnz is moving {roar
Him. Elli Nurwalk. to Wood-
ward avenue, this city.
The member"! the Norwslk Wheel
Club will hold their regular monthly
meeting this eveningat 8 o’clock.
Joseph Mkahssatlnelitterof eight
Euclid: mourni- on exhibition in the
window” of his store on North Main
street.
—-Beasonablc pnees st lane's derail
restaurant. '_____._
The Norwalk Protective mocistion
willholdalneetingthis evening in the
Prohibition headquarters, South Main
street. '
Several South Norwslk peofleattcud—
ed a surprise psrtyin WutNorwslk, last
«wing, bdd at the residence of Mr.
aners. Edward Mather.
The case of the State against Thomas
King, charged with stternpteri rape upon
the person of Mary Willhms, was con-
tinued until next Moudsyt
Michael Sullivan was again the victim
of circumstanea this morning. He was
intoxicated and Justice Townsend sen»
tenced him to the couwy jsil for twenty
days.
-—stn mowmlstest improved.cheup.
at Gonrstock's hardware, W-hingtob st.
TbeSouth Bide Gnnclub will go to
Bridgeport Memorial Day and shoot in a
tournament in that place. They will
probably we a shoot With a team [mm
the Bridgeport club;__
A handsome veneered sideboard arriv-
ed on the propeller last night tor J.
Moran. Contractor J. ll. Raymond
hssseverslrnenat work at Mr. Dono—
van' s laying a new door.
't forgetthe orange tea to be
giv—enattheW. C. '1‘. U. room. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. Go there
and get ycnr'snpper for 25 cents.
Viltlllil. the twoyear-old daughter «I
Mr.’ and Mrs. Vincent Fahritis, and
gmnddnughtcroi Editor J. ll. Ellcndorf.
died at her home 19 Union street this
morning of diphtherrtic croup.
The repairs to the propeller City of
Norwaik are now completed and the res-
sel hssbtcn put in first-clam condition.
Showillmakeberilrst trip to Norwaik
since theaccident. tomorrow night.
—-Just think of it, flannel yhirts for
490cctseacb;wwth81. '(habebought
lorthcnsnfewdsysst the south Nor-
walkBostonBtors.
Arion Hall was well tilled lastevcning,
the occasion being the invitationsociable
given Albtn Nsukircbnsv and George
Mort. Prulcmors Smylbe and Vogisr
tarnished music and everyone had a
line time.
Minnie Banks. wife 01 Alfred E. Plait.
died at her home No. ‘l Girard Place.
last night. aged twenty-eight years. The
funeral will be held from the house
Thursday allcruoon at 1 o'clock. Inter-
ment at Lyon's Plains.
Dr.8penuer Franklin, oi Greenwich.
whoelopcdflaturdsyaftunconwithlirs
Grace Bareaiow, a beautiful sixteen»
ycsroidbstress. of New York, is well-
knowaln this city. and quite prominent
among the medical fraternity of the
-—'l'bs "Swat" whssl. Clubs 0! 15
members. Easyterfl. Whitnethil-
llama “lain. Nurwslk sndlll. Main,
go. W. MoldCcogchnruh.
Marlylltfling til. "liihjc‘kinl‘ has
purchased s large test from Tbsdovs
Byxbus. 1t willbs «acted at lotus
Point this month. when'lr. Dual-lg
hassscursd tbsprivilgs or running a
rim. Thetsut will accommodate sis
hundrsdpsrsuus.
Jasph ll. Hoyhut last Buriln,snd
MissOrsceComstcck,ol llcrwsltmsrs
”I”, “er I. Insulin.
Hoytsrsncwcussbortwsddlagtuar.
Oathsir returntbcy willrssldsstlast
Dustin.
WJuflra-l-thubuuato
pummdagwm‘liyssshirttmstbs;
.....,..r.‘...
A Dressy Iadgstaf It’s Pro-u the
mass-rum
“ Isiek lid:
few. hmwmmnim will meet
W“ o W_ rims : l‘r r’ ”"3-
'Uhl'b ”MI‘W’YWwI ”I, u.
Hotel Brunswick «Sumo-tr, yesterday.
Captairl Bell is repairing the miter
wharf, driving new spits and laying»
new planking."
Mrs. Kinney, ol Piae street. who has
been seriously ill with rheumatismhas
nearly recovered.
—Pumectieewtthpurecrcsm,uc a‘
oup,depotrsstaurans. Openallniaht.
WilliamP. 3. Allan and Dr.0ecrge
McGuncgal,cf West avenue,sreat the
monolingual". ‘
JohnKiuaeyJormet-lyoflonglslaud
City,hasmcvedi'romthptpiacetot}iies
SnJohn'sncwhomeonl’lnestreet.
Achlldrsn'ssewlngsuoietyluabesn
organised by the lhughta". of the King
connected with Grace church parish.
Actor George Clark, owner at the Nor-
walk Park, played the leading role in
Daly' a company last week. at Washing
1013.11 0.
C. Ellendee, them-1c dealer,hss
moved from tbeecr'nsrol Wall and
Kuightstrcetsinto roomsin thelock-
wood-llallbuilding.
—Butcbers' and grwers' frocks and
ludocats at Mitchell's,” Wall street.
Duringth'awcakthuliorwslk lie-ma
stunwilimakssndlseree of charge,
slicsrptapurchssedmurningsmssween
thehoursofsandli.
Mrs. E. H. fiwulsacher, of Boston,
will lecture at Mrs. Meld's scbtsrl, Mili-
side. this evening. on "Al English Bum»
mar," illustrated by photographs.
Attorneys Buributt and Gray, were at
Wilton yesterday trying the Thomas
Dunning case hsioreJuice Chm
Thecsse was adjourned until Saturday
at Norwalk. ,
The outlouk from an agricultural point
otvicwfos'agood fruitcropkvaylav-
orablr. The trees are heavily ladu with
bio-awn and unless we have a frost or
cold storm to blast them they should pan
with“. _, ,__._
~$ingle and double bmsted bar
coats It 7‘) Will that.
Adecisiou intbe caseol William H.
Young against its Bomstouic Railroad
company was given yesterday in the
Superior Court at Danbury. Mr. Young
geuflhandoosb. [leaned for“,000.
The commencement exercises of the
Our River school will take place in. the
Opera Home. Wednesday evening. May
10. The members of the pedaling
chss are Mb Mabel Wigharn. George
Cram and James Wood. Friday evening
the graduates will give a reception in tire-
. _
1!. ll. Wiglsmchsirtnsnof scorumit-
tee of twsntyone appointed last year to
luv-tints the confines of the country
chants, rspcrted stills tsuchers‘ maven-
tion that he had been unable to get more
than three members or the mmmitttw
W
nothing was accomplished. A resolution
to the fleet that the work is hunted
toscommittceoi on was pared sndli.
B. Wuhan. W. A. Warren. ll. 1). film-
were named as such committee.
”sweetly. Gillies-b. Meow.“
Wdlolhrwalk, upynoldCong.
.MWW.W ...,
Jo's'éphMchmsmwho was arrested
in Booth Nurwalk yesterday for burg»
lary, case. to tonal! Bunday DEW)”
and wanted to hirsa team at is. W
Gregory's livery stable. Ashe owed
Mnllregcrysbilltbsllvrrymsnreimd
tolettlic young man liars s turnout.
dwartsdlr.m1uflathat
”Inmpsklsduilsraarl
slillrsllssdtolsthimha
Malaw- diahtly istuakst»
sd,tlrsutrlsdturshsadktarlrssus, but
at anyone timeand therefore
M.Caqtst‘lfleamand0.A.Tucksr
—Boyssndgkis. A summons»,
' city, she was taken sick, and went to a
”sum. loathswluwns dill-r
Ila l ““hmwnbutasficfitnnolifyhsrparsnts, who,
museum'- but
31:...
pleuropneumonllw
thWsruunguur resellers:
r W budget sown, nut
ll‘hlll‘sw
ma Mossy» ampuldkrr ar-
rested by Ollcur Dana for intoxication.
waafincd 01 andcmta thb morning, by
Justice Mead. The line was paid.
1‘. 8.01sbnyofllenyy dryer :y "p twk‘mmusuwy causewa- conferred on w
James Bennie-y, a lethal shoemaker,
forty years at age, died Sunday night
“from the silent of an overdose of lsuda~
num, taken as a “bracu.”
—Strawberry short «he and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
Jamesldnates’JDaflbury hatfin'rah-
ar. thirty-sis years of age, was found
destundaystternoon in a bin in 11'-
father’s coal yard. Death was due
tolpuplexy.
ThemembsrsolWelcomeStrsngcr
Iodge,80nsof$t.(1cotgc,willvisit
mm rotr arrow.
of Recruit-a.
nuance-women. daughter _
havereturnedfrtanWlhingtcu‘ .
’Il'r...RobertA Broadly. "m
.‘r‘f'iiél’thwmwr. 1
Mrs. ltufus Buddingtou, of Strstford.
'uvisitinghor sister, Mrs. RT. Godfrey,
of Chestnut street, borough.
Mrs. P. J. Hobbs, of Aspen, Colorado,
is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
James Mallory, or East Wall street, Nor»
walk.
Iii-es Belle and Gertrude 01mm, of
Mott avenue, have been spending a lew
days with (fiends in New York and
Brooklyn.
Charla Lockwood, formerly book-
keeper forthe oldtlrmof Raymond &
Ntckcrsou, afterwards to latrines in New}!!!
Jersey, is in Norwalk.
W. M. Cooke, of New York, the repre-
sentative of the Fire and Water, visited
the tire companies in thhcity, last evan-
ing, in company with Chief Engineer.—
MoGowsn. He wssmucb pleased with
Pitrncerlodge. Bridgeport,“ nextrThurs-
day night, leavinéSouth Norwalkion .
7:28 train. ‘ \3’
A mestingofthe'l'. U. C. washeld at
the residence ol’ Mb Annie Burr, of
Harriet street. last «song. The next
meeting will be Monday evening, May 0.
attbebomeof MimGussle Demarest. 51
Eat avenue.
The Woman's Relief Corps of Bucking-
ham post. 6. A. 11., will go to Norotcn
this evades. to give an entertainment
at the Soldiers' Home. Members who
contemplate going are rte-queued to be at
the South NorVaIk depot at 6:45.
--lsrdies' .n... ball bearing for .54.-
10. Easy terms. W. P. Whimsy. So.
Norwalk. opp. old Cong. church.
The board of directors of the Now-1k
lawn Tennis club held a meeting in the
club casino last evening. They voted to
hold adance every week, probably on
Saturday evenings. beginning about the
middle oi Juncandcontinningnctil early
1.11.
In the Norwalk club's billiard tourns
ment. last night, 11. B. Wighan). 125.
belt W. A. Vogel, 125. by three points.
The games might will ‘be between
Royal Adams. 1'15, and T. 8. Vanderbilt-f.
150; Edward Street, 150, and l. ('3. Green.
150.
.1. lh-lden lluributt and llarrleider.
the First aud'l'hird district delegates to
the State convention, will leave town
for Hartford this afternoon. scannpan»
. led by A. E. Austin, one of the district
convention delegates. Charles Olmstead.
theotlmrdbhiotdelegatqwent to Hart»
ford yesterday.
The raising oi the highway in front of
the premisesof Nelstrn Hubbell. on the
Wilton road. which has been a matter of
contention between the borough and the
owner ofthe prwerty, will, it is under-
stood. besettled by arbitration. Messrs.
Mitchell and Coolidge will arbitrate the
question for the borough. Mr. Hubbell
has not yet selected his rwpresenutives.
("Bit Till RIVER.
laws and Gossip .1 the Day In Ins
larwalk.
Mrs. Bell's new house on Betta Place,
is being inclosed.
l'srnsndo Brotherton has moved from
Van andt avenue to First avenue.
Waller Mar-dell! and family have
moved from Van 7andt avenue to South
First strut. South Norwalk.
Henry-loucsishavingcurbsaud gut-
tsrslaidinfruutolhb property cornrw
Refills" Point stress ad Van Zandt
Mrs. litersus’boussstWilsunPoint,
wbwshrmarssdnslupsdlatoassvsrs
favor. Mrs. sum Informed the
Rowaytunismilyofthsgirt’sstcknns,
mwfimmdm
in”. withllhsr
um icvtk‘ssrsctthsbutsr
, incursions-cu.
urn-cue
tut
J slum-m» live in
. thepssttweatydouryssrs.
tbeappearanccoftbecompanies’ homes.
A Journey-at. View. on tho Strike.
Editor- of Sandwich-1n last night's
issue. lay 2d. the carpenter! stnke wm .,
noticed, setting forth some of the points
of disagreement between the boss car-
penters and the men employed by them.
Thereare other points that should be
mentioned, that the public may correct»
ly understand the cause and reason
The local union. No. 746, in their noti-
iteration of last January to the con
tractors. that they would on May 1st,
requestof them that nine hours’ labor
constitute a day's (work, did not have
any desire to conflict with the inter—
estol capitalist or its representstivee, the
contractors. and took that precautionary
measure. that all future contracts might
be made by them on that basis, it is
their own fault it today they'are obliged
to make that an excuse for not comply
ing with the request of the cameoters
for nine hours. It would seem that
therearelwo conclusions, one for, and
one against.
The contractors who readily complied
with the rurusst of the carpenters un-
doubtedly made due arrangements
for the proposed chunge,and leave noes-
cuse or extenuating circumstances to 01-
fer, and in proof of thi. some of their
men were at work under the new arrange-
ment yavterduy.
We believe public opinion will sustain
the carpenters in their reasonable and
just claim. We hope rinse contractors
whom now opposed tntbis new arrange
mom, will commence to adjust their mut-
ters as to work in harmony and bone-
fit all interested. JUL‘KNZYMAM.
A (treat my}... the \ou;:;';;luers.
Engineer Joseph B. Rider, of South
Norwalk, and his assistrsnt. Churchilly
Hungerford, have been building a tiller
in connection with the water works at
Nantucket. Mars. We learn from the
Inquirer and Mirror, published on the
Island that they went oil 'Sconset Wed
nestlsy on a codilsbing trip, embarking
mill taro experienced fishermen. They
returned to town in high leather, having
captured 230ponds of fish. including a
forty-eight pound potluck. )lr. “GYM
claims that it knocks into smithereena
trout fishing about Norwnlk. Conn, as
regards both size and price of fares. He
slwicllsof big waves on the fishing
grounds. and one of the worst surfs on
the shore of the season. Altogether it
was s great day for the youngengiucers
count-riser. ss. c.s. routers-s.
The Y. M. C. A. vocal cis- will give
a concert in the a-ociatiun hall thin?
evening. The programme follows:
...l’rut.l’.dro0uarraro.
. .....ProlN.liJrrris
.1. Prankltlder.
. Y Mm. A. class.
mmmn
"W
“Prof. l’sdrucuerruro.‘
.Y. M. O A.elsss.
(brnetflslo .......
Boloaarl Chem...
'l'wa'lagarsltletvltOl.
Samuel Rememoucoltheltalisnssm-
ployedin blasting rocks for the ileum
Point improvements, had his left hand
Mmmdblylsroerstedsndtwoflngcrsblown
oilyutsrdaysltsrnoonbythepremsturs
disfisrmot‘abhst llswasbroughtto
aphysiuisu‘solllcrhrthiscity,whcrshis
lujuriawsresttended to. Be wasaftsr-
wardstskeutohhbomslnflpringwood.
Mshssbssusagagedlnblsstlngmk‘for
alarm-«summer.
Tbefoghcrniscsntiy placed at M
fisflheetflglisudmsuk Rock harbor.”
wssttflslimtlsutrdny. sndwsshcsrd
shardwlud. The horn will be ready“
tbisWdatyMsyflurdwillglvslvstbree
”swarm-m.
MI is! has buss rang, but
uwlngtothswiudaudcthcreamrstiw
Air-WW
....Mra. Henry Bis-ell. '
bib-Id “Mistrial mild against ~
j , ,pncy New Butter,
4 lbs. for $1. 00.
Come and try it. Sweetundline flavor. Beautiful to the taste.
eibstshcyccaamerylluilerfortwo Excelisdhynonu.
[ill Ii E8 E. SEYllllllli,
LEADING GROCER.
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk,
Thisboat' rs 14 ft. Sin. lon
nndrivcted. Theseu tsnrcr‘nnfiewithcin
mings polished BRASS. Finished' in oil, shellac and spar varnish.
‘ Price $65. 00
For further information and all kinds of BOAT FITTI
inquire at A. B. COLEY’S hardware store. N68
‘1 ' H. EMORY PEASE
Tartar at Golden. ‘ .-- Q,,‘ ,"t' :9..-
BealEstateandlrrsurance r LECTURE
IBHIIITIII STIEET. . m...
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN South llurwallr Baptist church,
w-ZlTuesday EVe' 5, May 3
By Rev Khtrcdgc Wheeler. of Mad.
WANTRII
ss'rm. —A an or laundrcas n; the
month. Alsobg'rsiw ash: or to arms by y, Subject.
the day. No. s Orchard street. my2 tt 3 ”
Booms ~Psid while ironing. Apply at
corset factory or Roth ‘1’? field» i
achmidt. .,_ lLLL‘e‘TRATZl)
wsrvrrzn. .——A furnished house in . their, ! “mission - - rue.
Wily b a smell family from June 1stI Lecttnc begins at 1‘ o'clock. 32:1,,
to about Sept. 15h Manure furni-hed. Ad
dress Good Care, Smear. Ollie-e. n5 2w
W m Wheeler it. Hiricrd,
or )1 AN ~«51'REE‘1',SO. NORWALK, CT.
Agents for
‘ UWBflmof house. 5 motor. Apply to
e at (‘oley‘ s hardware store
a “with Main elm. IL. 3 r1
1 OUSE No. It Monroe' street 1m uire at
John Drucher‘s barber soup. 1. .‘nrtb
Main street.
\ D“ £LL1\Gd lllrooms very
I situated. 0 lie- the Music
No. .1 South in street.
Ferris.
myaflt
tensor!)
rill block
Apply to John
myatf
\IW bruise Taylor avenue 8'0, 5 [Home
1 Water street MR limolm. 11v avenue. ’5.
srm.bonse garden and pastursge
iii? sir rooms.mltowayton.81.1 Raymcml
1 ' pper list. 5 rooms. 1‘ Tulips street. house No.
6 Toll-s street; also 5 rims on
floor No. IBNorth Slain street. South Norwaik.
Incontsl In last Norwslk Apply to John 11.
Knapp. P2 West street. or Geo. Lockwood. real
estate agent. 2 south Main st. at? if
NE uremic-2:: apartment 01 hr: ”(drills ' -
one on rn avenue. East onr ; lf ' “on" contort-ad
waterl rent, each. toJoh- W“ an ° M811)!
liltivellsidc ave'aue. East Agv'lbk 38’3", A ‘2" 0“ Willi]. Lwtth hm
('ushmn Tingbm wheeler My“. to
a? mdemonic tire). NU gram M) We.
R0 N'l' apartment. third floor Swans a: ‘
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