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’Everyzpersonhurcbasiug
with a Fir-attolwstbip at
FR NCIS& :C
~ The Clothiers. ‘
7 § j 88 Washington St.“
to the:mnouutb,9f|jli‘ive Dollarswill be presented .
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THEM EVENING SENTINEL.
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thus GOLDEN. Bdiiorand Proprietor.
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ear 86:8 months. 32.50: 3 moutba.
d0 cents: tingle copies, 2 cents.
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We want to call your atten-
tion to a few articles which are
t aoasonable— '
- ii‘lllaiSted’s Communal
‘ Extract tied Cedar
For Moths Insects, etc., where a
. liquid can be employed.
, 25c. itir iliiiniinrrir.
. iiéiii'lhaiien,
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7 4' flu ballsor nan-is
‘ Ilium Camphnr.
1" E“ ‘irtimatic Bamplior.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
P011 l?“ :l'EHBbOlE. «
alaiishliieen,
' {union Purplej
IETC.
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OurDrug Department is com-
ptetoas papal with all the best
finality hibo‘ found in the mar-
hpi. .and our prices are very
reasonable. considering quality.
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PlAlSTEIl,
Druggis’t,
43 Washington St, Sn. lintwaili.
($10
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in the unity intintls of [anionic
lenlnllarsiniold
A prize-of ’I'ltl DOLLARS IN (301.!) will
be given lathe pemm who will tailor» July
the III. 1m. bond mr- tho iuml ('oticlm' hurl
explicit testimonial netting forth the ninth--
lnal virtues and curativr proprrtit-u of
Loxatonlk.
tit-to in»! what it but dour for yam. 'l‘rriii-
Innniala limited to is worth. In imlcr that
an imial and nnmhiliwl ilnllplnn may
“Mind. Prafmr WJ‘. ”oz-tr and Julio
H. Light bum kindly rniiuriitwl In act in
1m l’rlwiobc awnnlchiilyi.
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IOU'I'II l0 “WALK. or.
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bhave changed more men and
am now in good shape to do
your work on time. i have
. auroral flmteluss PAINTERS
a well as PAPER HANGERS,
and would be glad to giro you
Men on painting your home.
Ky clock of Wallhper iii com-
plete. I am receiving NEW
GOODS every few days.
'.Druggist.,. i ;,
nun.
. trim; finale]; ‘5
Wh'pfiocs of lapol enforfarbmiafc of all
W.» to which an aim is churned.
and rwfim arlcufofad to whole primal
Emma“, mail where an oditefir‘aemenf
of sum impairs in adtmist’ng oofuw,
are charged for at regular mica, 10 cents
alim’. .-____.-.,._ ,_ __-.m_ ,-
Miniature Almanac for To-mormw.
Sun Rliloal 8 Soto illigb'l‘ide Low Tide
at {‘38 $71!) at 3:37 at mu
New York Hamid Weather Force-at.
To-duy fair weather will probably prevail,
with slightly higher tamper-turn and fresh
southerly winds. followed by rain at night. On
Thursday. slightly antler. portly cloudy to
cloudy weather will probably prevail. with
rain and inch to brisk southeasterly winds.
followed by clearing in this section. and on
Friday fair to partly cloudy weather preceded
by i‘tmrl rains.
SOUTH NORTVALK.
“hut the People of Our City ill’l! Doing
and Saving.
Jesse ll. Tollcs is having his residence
on Fairfield art-nutl repainted.
J. i). Jennings has the contract to rc-
pnper and place new mouldings in the
I’iitnhin [lose house.
Captain (‘olgrove and friends went to
(love Mills (0—day after wail: fish. ()fii-
our indoor! was also fishing. down the
harbor. '
—Scrcen doors and windows, nil sires,
at A. B. (.‘oley’s.
For-Councilman Sands Selleck has
commenced work ourhis new house, to
be erected on the corner of Madison and
State street. A” _ .
George-9. Vivian. salesman and col
lcctor for Raymond Brothers. has rented
part of W. ll. Raymond‘s apartment
house on Taylor avenue.
The tire has in the l'nitcd States diir~
inc; the week curling Friday. May lilth.
ltlll‘zm'us $2,327,000. Thin makes on aver-
ngc loss of ”32.42857 per day.
~Stmwberry shorwtrciilie and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
Pm soup will be served free of charge
at I'hzirles E. Seymour} gl’lX‘ch store.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this
week. llcl invilo-s all to will and try n
dish.
.\ii- you wool; and rundown? ilr.
Richardson's ('hiiiclioiiii. t 'hitnioniilc and
(ii-iitian Tonic Powders cunl “kahuna
iiiid (ii-nerd] l'lehility. Ask for 5c. i
”'1'. sample.
\‘mterday N. E. Peck. of River street,
Norwalk. wliocillebratcd his silver wed-
ding Monday night. gave his ahopmatca
in the dip room of the Somali: lock
fzictory it little spread, modeling of
”magi-s. bananas and wedding cake.
if'
'l‘iio Norwulk Building and Loan Aeso-
riation hold it Very interesting mccting
last evening. and loaned over $3,000 to
the members. Several new tunnels wcm
added to the membership roll. The train)-
cintion is in it most flourishing condition.
‘llachincry dealer E‘nprnn is at Win-
Mini and West t‘ornvmll, Conn"
I‘llKlflq,lllilt‘l’ and “'liIt‘l‘ win-cl trudc.
rm
.‘tir. oiiil .“l'il. f'. lh'Klyn, of Danbury.
Wi'l’l‘lli South Norwulk yesterday, cull-
ing on friends. They have pun-.luuted ii
lot from tho lloton Point liiiprovl-mcnt
company at Pine Point. and intend hav-
iiixacottngc built and rcuiiy for occu-
pancy by August 1.
William (-‘hauclm left. the employ of
the llmntnwnic Railroad company at
Wilwn Point, and gone back on tho
(bu-olidniod switcher in this city. Wil-
liam Brown. who has been working
there, baa noonptod a Intuition with (Blank
bold Company, the bakers.
.iiilelcxntiou of on Well Lodge l".
bandit” will our .Tornpla’ Inigo. or
Wmtport tomorrow «can: The fel-
louimft degree will but imbued on
two candidates by the visitors at a rim
oial communication. At the clone of the
warhflem will hon bantht at tho vil-
lage hotel.
”King's Daughter's Maeption. Baptist
chords. Friday, Nay Nth. 7 toiOo‘oloch.
Music. aaieof famy articles and [tinted
plants. and alternation party. Admission
25 cents. For the church debt.
A certain young bomber on Wishing“
ton street is wondering what was the
matter with him last mitts. fie
brought a [now to tliomarbet which
be auppoled wealth-pron. He must»
ungreulytoputitouwbanbadhoorm
ad that it had no Map. W in
W Mailed the fact that h hi
our of NI mu pillow ma.
As William I. (law was. driving
acmthctraohu Niobium strut,
mmmmmw
mammtnummm, “ll-m. M mans Mm. tat
in any quantity and at routin-
mmvmh,tbmiagflr.mwoutd
the mud directly on the bone.
which www.mhuato
unedde.uidm~uflaghhm
mid-cutout. immanent
Butler lodge, No. 93.1 o. or
.. will
confer the ascend defile to-niglit.
Contractor Sherwood in removing the
old«fasbioued‘piazzu from in front of A.
1:. Austin}; nachos lYltllllllmo street.
and“ will: 31?le it with limit'y’iullfl
'ownings. ‘ . .. , _ y. 7 i4
.1 i .f'lw l.-i‘.. ,_
‘ The Bridgeport Wood Bending com-
pany yesterday placed an attachment on
Captain Tooker’s new sail boat to satisfy
aclaim of 860 for furnishing material.
Mr. Tooker was allowed to the butt of
lthis month to pay the debt.
-—i’urs notice With pure cream. or a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
A lurgoboa constrictor enclosed in a
soap box passed through the United
States express oilice in this city yester-
day. enroute to Danbnry. Later in the
day the snake was returned to New
York. as it was not considered large
enough by the parties who purchased it.
Sturtevaut's bargain house at the cor-
ner of North Main and Ann streets. now
among the most attractive stores in the
city. will be even more attractive this
week especiallym Ii'it' indies. on account
of a large d'utpiay of trimmed hats, com-
prising the balance of this apring's stock
of a large Sixth avenue millincry store.
Mr. Sturtevant assures readers of Tm:
SENTIXII. in his new advertisement to
day that these bats are the granule: liar-
gains of any description ever offered in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa F. Kippio had
another disagreement at their home in
East Norwalk yesterday. and lir. Kippic
decided they could get along better if
they separutul for a short time. He
packed his trunk yesterday and bad it
brought to the depot here. iii; wife
followed him and persuaded him bilge
brick home. which he iinally did. f‘iip-
min (liilegrove also using his influence In
that cud. Mrs. Kippie consulted the
oilicerii last week about a warrant for bt‘l'
husband's arrest. claiming be bad tin-
saulted her. It was not issued. however.
v
‘ ~Tlic "l'lagiu" Wu water. Sammril.
in, Root Beer. (.Trilani Soda and Ginger
Ale are all made by Wilbur E. Lewis. ii
driiggiat in Stamford for cigbtpen yczirs.
which is a guarantee of their punl qualb
ty and delicious llnvor. Be sure and ml:
for Eagle Bottling Worke' make. All
tll‘nltlni. 4
.\ glkid'niLl'ti authentic- moulded .!t
the South Nora-till: [baptist church. inui
evening. and lion-nod with marked into-r-
cst to Rev. Dr. Utdiaher's lecture on
"America and the Americans." 'l'hi,l Ico-
tiirc mun replete with Wit and patriotism.
and it want: rare pleasure to bear the
talented divine tell of tin niarvclmia
growth of this gri-nt country. in religion!
and educational nilvautngor. the protein
tion it affords its citizens and it: wonder—
ful Yankees. nilof which, he acid. for
cxocllcd any other country on earth.
T his lecture concluded the counc, and it
was the opinion of many present that it
could be called the blot of the many or-
cellcut ones delivery-d in this church.
NORWAIJ NEWS.
A Blurry Ilnvllat ol Ill-nu from tho
“Mon-b End of Town.
Mrs. George an'a poptdu clerk.
Edward Sliwlian. lion i'l'bipzlit'd his
pooifioii.
luthecaao of Ninott t‘. Kellogg vs.
A. Homer iiyinguin, Kellogg hart been
awarded tilt» damages.
William A. Curtigand C. ii. Coolidge
were yi-iiti-riiny appointed communion":
on the t lwrge low mtnlc by tlul i’mliaul
(3mm.
--l.uutrinc maknt old point now.
(itltil’gl' ii. llolimic declined yesterday
to nerve an one of the mmmittoc npv
pointed at tho apiclal brimugh meeting,
Hominy. to act with tho Wat" Illimnlh'
slim upon the mail” of a on narrator
nmvrdr.
Dr. W. l'. Acton. A. H. ltttueli and
Nelson Waylon-1r, have been appointed
a committee by the Norwalk lawn Tm
his club to arrange for a club handicap
tennintmmameutw holieldaboutJuno
in. The cornmitten will mm tomor-
row night to W the handicap.
v-{lliikirun'uma:fllnia a Mitchell‘s,
Wail m amok.
The Bouthport (flimicle cm: ”8cm.
“New hummus B. ’1'. Bed-
lorii. have been looking at George Fair-
childu' property. but horn have bought.
Tim 8. Noriaoa, rate of Norwalk‘ii
rlcbm unit, would like to acquire it for
agronom- chick farm. but no deed-
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MmulnhMMdiM v. u.
mwmuoflmm at
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hearing of his intention of leaving tori-u. ‘
twins
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The liouusbury a Biased company
have shut down for tbosummrr.‘
The graduation exercises at the Cantor
school are in program this afterpmm.
‘ on; ummm’
WWUy married at. St. Mary‘s parq-
tthtfl'rfllflénuer ‘IW' i-‘*'»‘l- l it‘lWl'i' l '3
1-; ‘i‘ u! ,2 r 'M- m dm-'
—8th bola at Mitchell‘s, Wall street,
Norwalk. ‘
tidy“. 1:
learn .
'aI
. An immense boiler was placed in the
new steam laundry plum at 36 Main
street, this morning.
A dance will be held in the Norwalk
lawn Tennis club's canino on the even—
ing of Decoration Day.
Min Daily Bird gave a party at her
liomcoa Union Park last evening. All
hands report a pleasant time.
Robert Mcllveeu procured a marriage
license yesterday to wed Mira Agnes
Clarke. unwon her way to America.
~00 to Scoilold & Boy“ for carpets.
furniture. folding beds and tables.
special policeman Lewis ll. June and
wife have purchaser! a building lot on
Myrthl avenue from John F. Bennett.
The reports of the Crmnecticut Board
of Agriculture have been received in
bound form at. the town clerk's otllce
and are now ready for distribution.
Xorwalk repoifiu‘fiémyawo deaths
to the State Board of Health for the
month of April. representing an annual
death mtoof 14.8 per 1,000 inhabitants.
rReaannable prim at Lane's depot
restaurant. .
B. (T. Timon, 200, playcd T. S. Van-
derboei. 150. for the oonwlation prim in
the .‘lorwalk club's billiard tournament
last night. \‘mion won by fifteen
wints.
Peter Weston. or Norwulk. will this
afternoon wed Mina Mitchell. of Hart-
ford. a sister of Mrs. Oswald ll. Smith,
of this place. The ceremony will be
performed in Hartford at 5 o'clock.
«Sonvalk Steam t’arpet Cleaning
\I'orks. Adda-an orders to M Knight at
Mount. Mitchell and Malone. of the
Sorwalk pramflioe. are compiling n
"l‘mt Uliicc Bulletin." usniall book con—
taining much “pull“ information cun-
‘ecriiinx the [mt-oilico and its work.
The veittry of Rt. Paul's cbliri'li met in
the parish room» yesteniny afternoon
and talked over plans for the priority-d
new riiiipcl at the corn-lr of West iivvnuc
and Berkeley airwr. A ymipusition to
refer the matter to thin building commit-
toc win adopted. The cummittec met
last Waning. looked over the specifica-
tions and decided that oiwrwuw lurther
chimp-ti limbbceii inndc. to iidicit'nic for
prop-nabs.
«Regular mm. uuiility of neck wear.
apt-cud sale this week. the for in)», at
Mitchell's.
The engineer of a mixed freight
on the llanlmry and Norwalk railroad.
due at Nurwalk at 7:45 o'clock.
coriiplaimld lull. nigh! that this
locomotive had atruck a pile of stones
in the cut near the theater school. The
stones were pthid between the rails.
flurry of them were an large an a mango
lit-ail. The train waohmught must-n -
still. but no clue to the miscreants could
be obtained. It in thought to have
been the work of a gang of boy; Other
thing: have happened in the locality
din-city cliargcnbh- to the same wig.
Ii" IilI ’I'IIB II" Iili.
In" and float" of tin- Day In nut
larwaik.
. David l.. llnnford baa broken ground
for a now burn on Maple avonuo.
lira. J. it. ilttymoor. of Cove street. in
vmmm. Mrs. James lhinnld. in
newline-u.“- “jam“ «will 'I ‘
not... lt.’ Ilanfbrd. ii [wintry he...
in learning the maeon'l trade «with lino»
ford mum ..
iti). Randall has the contract for
building Ambler a l’erry'u now, but
mm. Platinum will do lb. their
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rumour.
humutfulr held by tho Qmupo
Enginempanyncttedm. ‘
Tho‘l‘cnniiielub will meet lithium:-
lugiutbehomeot Vimpmtdent'nreg-
cry.
"Amman-suing placed in the
mammograms“ Tho
mmuwmu.
Whitaruautagtuapamrojuadaym
Manhole-sing» Austin Jennings, oi
Ore-ch hurl. broke in In... The
animalwukillcil. ’ '
Agnuoofbailhdbau W for
fluudaybatwmtbufloutbpmuhb and
mmdmmunma-
Mduhdtdaumtbccflu Of the
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’ train ion risen;
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Whore any! New lblflfimd ilnlr Noun
of Boon-tint.
brand kim.L.N.P.biunny rotpmad W
Wrimmiamaast. “aluminium
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*iii‘ivé‘. in ii‘i'mtiyii."
Iii-i Grace A. Uttell. of Upper Mmtr
clair. N. J.. is visiting her sister, I! N.
E. Raymond, Golden Hill street.
W. B. B. Lockwood, Jr., and Timothy
Healy are among the Nor-walk sporting
men at theGuttcnber-g track to-day.
Ying Lee. of the Main street Chinese
laundry. in spending the week in .‘lew
York city for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. McGowan and daughter. of Now-
ark, N. J.. are spending a few days at
the residence of Chief McGowan, Trinity
Hana.
Mrs. C. D. Matthews and family, of
New York. took possersiou of their hand-
some summer residence. “Elmwortb” to-
day.
W. ll. Seymour. of Main street. went
to Mcridun this morning to attend a
meeting of the Grand lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Misti Annie Estella Smith, of West ave-
nue. returned iaatnight from a trip to
Florida. She wan accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Ionian Jarvis.
Edward Drew and wife. of Weatport
avenue. Norwalk, left town this .lnorn-
ing for Georgetown, where Mr. Drew
will recuperate his failing health.
The Bpworth lagoon of Saunatuck
and Wt’tport have been invited to at-
tend an commitment to be given by the
League of the Southport Methodist
church.
had B. Scoiield. of Summer street.
manager of S. 'I‘. Willem «1,003: New
York cigar factory, leaves town the lat-
tcrpdrtof this week on a trip through
Massachusetts. 4 .
Aalccp for our l‘our Italian. .
Cases of prolonged alt-op an by no
means so numerous that wocan attend
to pan over the mention of an example
of this condition at present exercising
the minds ofb German physicians. The
patient is a miner by trade, his name
beingJohann Latin. He isan inmate
of The hospital of Hyslowitz. in Silesia.
within whoa. walls, it in stated. but .(I
been asloep for some 4;; months. it
mmedimpoasiblu to roam Lotus, but a
recent bullctin' mentions that be has at
last awoke. Naturally the case is re-
ferred to the records of catalepsy for its
explanation, although it is pointed out
that it...’ months is a very extended pe-
riod even for cataleptic sleep.
in this alas the limbs m rigid.
which of course pointed to the exist-
ence of a calaleptic condition. but the
body itself abowedno sign of being in
any unusual state. it remained still
and placid; tbocbect rose and fell rogu-
larly, and the skin was of a natural
color. the face being described as pre-
senting a healthy appearance. In the
recent repair; it was stated that Lama
had become lean rigid In regards his
body half. while slight movemonn
were noticed prior to his waking.
Curiously enough, while the hair of
tbehead baa grown largely,tho beard
has not exhibited any increase. Food.
ing was carried out by intmduciug milk.
totbe extent of two or three liters per
day. into the staunch by means of a
tube.-lllaatratcd [nation News
0-. Way lot a [car to Brighton.
Director Keeler, of the Alleghany ob-
Icrvatory. was one of the tint to receive
the am of the meat discovery of the
newstaria Auriggbut on account of
the cloudy weather and Pittaburg who
abutting out all observation bohaa not
yet clearly noon the visitor among the
heavenly bodies. In Ipoaking of it be
acid: “Thom star. l'think. bu been
caused by collision. That is. however.
only ruppoaitimt it ism-tibia that it
war formal: covered with a oruat that
in name disturbancc was brokcn and new
clinic-pace. leaving the molten inb-
rior visible mantra-rims. Bnohoccur»
unoc- aro common. The outside of the
broom- eight! 7 . comm its,
“H'M‘ whitebait by‘iuy
Dumbo-con and il
Whamlm.thwir
itmay hm boon occupying them
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The wanted road opened the new
bridge over the Harlem tracks at Wil-
liams Bridge, Monday. The trains out of
the G (antral “Rum left baud
track, an by this method the up trains
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(tron-ovens which. no matter how
carcfully they might be watched, were
always a source of danger, the Consoli-
daiiumad and the New York Central at
Hudsob’ River railroad, lenses of the Har-
lem, have commuted a heavy wrought
iron bridge over the tracks of the Har-
lem and the down track of the Consoli’
dated. This bridge will be an important
factor in the reduction of the time bo~
tween New York and New Haven. when
the four trucks are finished.
lulu-0d at South Sorwaik.
Charles Smith of Brooklyn. is a patient
at St. John's hospital.
engine.
hips.
Stamford Advocate.
No New Poi-ta [lien-d.
commence on Thursday.
string upright \thelock piano. of ex
ever odercd. A Mack walnut case nine
stuporgim, for only $10
Wcli. South Norwalk.
air?"
er. make it this spring. please."
if n xvi-“victim; miiiiTm
“NW. which gives ll)
tors’ billsun finally have
each for Crtctus Blutxl (“on.
to cure them.
what would be thtl aavin
being 3“.” persons at the feast?
get information about (‘
Di
Blood (Tum.
Sl'illt‘T or soiuv
l‘ourt. Muir Nth. A. i
walk. in said District, duct
wnlli.bath limited and allowed six months from
to exhibit lhclrclalnu for vettlement. Thwar-
who neglect infirm-em their ucoun ropcr-
ly attested. win in said time. will be i e rred
bro requested to mm; immedi-te
hum it. coouzr.
myiu'i Jet Administrators.
L. l). (autumn
- \I. Order
Auiu ltu Ililh. H. Al... asn 'm: n
annular-intros aim rnanmraa ‘ “mm
or “'ILIJAI it. Rumour. up: ‘ '
rust».
thrnnur ('(DRFM‘YII'I'TJm Brklzeport. Nay
ll’aiarinuit‘oi's'rv. l 0th. A. 1)., 1m,
l’pon thr- mmplainl of the aid L. ll.t‘rooa~
mondmrayinx or rear-on. therein set forth.
forth» tom-imam of anonmnotnrnabie
lo the Superior t‘onrt in and for ll'airili-ld
('ouv-ty. on the unit 'l'bmiay of January. in:
Ila purine wandhetnu room! by the anh-
u'rl its authority that the re ruentalivn
and nutrition of the-raid William Raymund.
damn-ed. are made uni-u to this action;
therefore
Ordered. That notice of the envy of mid
mplalnt ire-iron by publtab thin olden in
TI! Iranian flaxrtxui a d mwapapt-r
fluted In lbntb Norwtdk. in aid County.
Elmo da ii cumin”. communion on or ho-
fog’u nix-d “it‘d?! ”r't Nay. A. 1).. 13:.
I ern ‘ol .
y WM. 1'. “AWLAND.
Am. (fink dines-parlor Uonrt for Patrol-til
County. mylltflt
hWilibedai-vodfroo
Carve!
on the Consolidator! road were obliged to
He in a plasterer
and went from Brooklyn to Norwalk in
search of employment. Stepping from a
vuitibule train near the South Norwnlk V
station, he was stnlck by a switch
There were no bones broken.
but he was somewhat injured about the
It in thought he will be able to
leave the hospital in a couple of days.-
F steady work. RE. Kelsey.
The Phelau-Walsh quo wan-auto case
was continued yesterday before Judge
Hall in Willimantic. Nearly fifty towns
in New Iondon. Windham. ’I'olland and
Hartford mantles were represented. 30
new poinfa were elicited. The court goes
to Winstcd to-day, and the defense will
-Groar Bargain- iu Piano- and Organ.
, An elegant Seven and a Quarter three
quicitc tone. with arm] and scarf. only
$2“). delivered: one of the best. buruains
Also a few
second-band square pianos. all in good
order, for ‘25, Wood #75. These bar-
ains have never before been offered. and
intended purchasers cannot do better
than call and examine them. J. W. Stud-
Waiter—”Have a bit of spring chicken.
(intuit—"Yes, please. And. wait-
aire gives a din-
her at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
people dyspelmln.
and the-so people spend ”$66.00 in doc-
lo pay $.00
_ p; per capita if
the dinner uboulii not be given. there
Inquire at l‘laistcd's drugstore when-
you may have the prob unsolved and
ALK. in. cnonmr:
L. 158.
Estate of )Ianram IL (‘oopn-r. late of Nor- ’
Thelkinrt of Probate for the Illstrict of Nor-
the date lien-of for the cruiiton of said rallle
recovery. All per-om indebted to said estate
payment to
ARAB B. S M053.
, auto tender at the Wauhlngtonnlml chaining.
at o. Wt‘Kopf dz 00.. New Yb‘éli, a font: titanium.
and Saturday-of this week. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ,
We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of thin moat
healthful and popular article, which is madofrom disengagin-
can Pens and pure Extract of Beef ‘Illd will be found convenient
rind economical for summer use. an it. requiios little cooking. and
ono‘teirccnt package will make one quart of soup. ' “
illlilllisi. tit: ..
I, may
I
:r“
w Oliii. , ‘
LEADlNG GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Nprwalk.
Built saris. Lab—HSt'FaEeBBiifi.“
J
\ ,v, .r’
7... ‘7 7 7 ,‘Hiverrsltirie2‘3uiiza’8ats..
t3” Any Other Style Required Built to Order. m ’
For further particulars inquire of A. B. Coley, South Main St.
Warerooms, Water St... foot of Raymond.
H. EMORY PEASE.
Real Estate and Insurance. whfifiifirmg "WE“:
WISHIIOTOII STREET. Axum for
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. VICTOR, PillElilX. WARWICK &
W“ HAMMER. niciinni illll
Oliillllil nouns.
W ANTED.
I NY information concerning the'vrhero-i
‘ abouts of William ii. iii-uni an. former.
l ‘ of Greens FamConn" sonof t t.- late John
annixan. of Virginia. will be thankfully re-‘
mind by his sister. Mrs. Julia A. Elma. East
t
t
i
l
. orwalk. myiitilt ;
A
FEW girls to interline machines at Kelscy‘s
ci r factory. til Washington street.
Font]: A orwalk. Paid While lcarning‘sapd.
my t
GIRL to do general housework:
once mulred.
I
gorirefer- i
Apply at 2‘: \\ est amt.
my“ 31
TO LET.
SIX room corner of hiatn and Ann streets
Beat ’15. inquire at E. a. “'ooda'arth
A
HOUSE of eight rooms on Cedar street. near
the sand bank. Inquire of I". Bayes.
North Main street. my!» if
STORE on For! Point street. opposite Rey-
nolds strut. Ian. Sorwalk. recentl ' och
copied an a ry b' William 5. Pugh,
Terms mun le. App y'to John Tryon. bro.
:5 Riverside avenue. East horwalk. myi tf
‘ DWELLING“ lo rooms very ioaaantly
A situatod.o p0 lie the tragic idol block
No. ll South aln street. Apply to John
Fulfil my3 if
VEW hon-e Taylor avenue
.\ Waier street. Sir. 5 rooms. b
farm bonus. barn.
kirk rooms. Bo
If you want to haveoiimftirtd’n
A VICTOR “'HEE , hm!
1mm. (mum do“? 5pm"
d
' _ Wheels (urinal to
any traumatic tire). NU BURST. it -
Tlriibs. fully guaranteed. and only £26330
if on have
' 8 Victor. the
Terms to suit.
Gregor Bro 31:5
38 WALL light“. XOilswzafli. CT. I,
. than:
i. H. BROWN"
7 1
storm Plllllillli. stint amt
sis rirrnis, Tlll lililiFlilB,
stirrr iittiii wont
lfo'lh‘titbdfipe‘mlhfl‘l‘i‘fl‘éfiifi
MAHONY u“? PRE- '7 ‘ TEA
HOT “’ATEK BOILEK?I'R § M “d
filled to tryapnamh
Plea! to manage. 815033
stir, 5 rooms
l - avenue. 86:
garden a pastor-age
way-ton. $13. Raymogd
m
l‘ pper flat. it rooms. 8Tollee street. house No.
i 6 'l'oll‘s street: also 5 rooms on_ seemid
floor No. 28 North Main street. South .\orwalk.
5 rooms in Emit Norwalk. App}; to John H.
Knapp. r2 West street. or 6:0. kvvood. real
estate mint. 2 South Main at. all) if
ONE second-door apartment of fivg rooms
each oanborn avenue. East horwalk:
water in; rent. 39 each. Apply to John Tryon.
:k'i Rivurside avenue. East homaik. an) if
[JROXT-apanment. third floor. Swartz &
Corbett‘s building. Rent 910. inquire at
our! of The Old “'cll ('ignr L'o.. Ki “ an)
ting-
(on elm-t. sill tf
o
The finest line of
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
in the city.
llll, xiii ihfiiiiiii llillll
iiini.
.. n given to anbi . All or-
m ivul bt't'lrl‘lnr‘li with lmmiir'iiude and
care. All work done by tint—class workmen.
at tbil lowcat prices.
in "autism sr. ’lillllGE.
SI'I'CESMHI T0 8. SELLICK.
OEO. E. OlliiiEll
Photographer.
Will open a Final-clam
PHOTO GALLERY.
MONDAY. lMl l6. I892.
THE "351' FRENCH ENAMELED. THE
[FINEST SATIN FINISHED Pill).
TOURAPIIS AT Till".
HOST REASONABLE PIIOES.
BABIES' PICTURES
MY SPECIALTY.
GEO. E. OAilMEll
I
42 Washington 8t..
liver llnai ”Rico. South Nortalk. Conn.
my D ly
Cradduck’s:
MARKET.
ma shun.
TONE-THIRD of cost. an upright-piano
nearly new. ebony fraine.tliic dumb and
amt tone: also one handsome walnut brd<
room set. Hold for want of use. Can he’sven
at So. 4 Elizabeth street. my 1. 3t
Houdini: sale cheap. A good driver. f‘an
be men at Baker‘s livery stable. mlti 3t
Special atrentln
' HE cigar basin-rm. vomvr .‘Elllli and Wash-
im streets. will be offered at a bar-
ain for a few days only. Inquireof (imma-
Lx'kwood. myi: if
. . . . .
il‘\\'0 Elohim: wines ml and till feet long. )2
feet deep, medium malt. nearly new. ( an
scan at 3! Van Zamlt avenue. l-Zaut Nor—
. .t hi I'. 0. Box SIS. n nth .\'or
walk i run n “W
HAT opportunity in pun-haw an uprigh
‘ R
(I piano, its good run new. fort-thin or in-
stalment». Mimi be sold inquire-of or all-
dreaa J. hank ltider, 1i West nnnue. #0th
Norwalk. all if
l'll.l)l.\'ti lot. situated on the west iddr of
Bryvtew avenue. No.35. For particulars
address C. S. St. Job
a. ll Eiilabeih IIMI,
South Norwalk. mril'dm
LOST.
, h BLACK and tan female dog. Il‘indcr can
1 leave same with Leonard iarrmgton.
uranium Tues.
‘NE tuna ‘cfli of tho South Norwalk Union
School iatrict are hereby notified that
the‘ dlailh't tax of two and one-half tM millit
on tinl dollar. bid on the t tan antic-alumni list
of ill], at a meeting of the district held on thr-
fl tin of June itll. at the Franklin Mule!
arbor» luiuar. will bedue and payable on the
M dayof Ma .tmn whlcnllmelnball be
ready to rm yr the name at the hardware
store of A. it. Color. in Monte Ilall block. i’vn-
alty at the rate of ntnn lb) per cent. a year from
May 3. will he charm-d on all bills remaining
unpaid on and after June 2. 11¢.
il‘. A. TOLLES
Collector of Taxes for South plorwalk linion
Briton! diatrirt
LEON W.
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moi‘tho m~mnhaiobu ntwaorst Ntwr'am:
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IO. IO! WASHINGTON OTIEET.
lit 01nul8fl-
lotion Oily TIXII. Emilvtmi‘iohik‘ ' ‘ '12??? Wind
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“#3,” it»? Jul] will If on. an. .i. CASH Rlcsg.
I“ ‘ .- ‘ .47 ul t, .
. Penal
Dated in com Norwalk. Apgll thin.
N01105-
umm an ism that the on Well
reopen on "ma A l iltb
atIthlIItoulluut.whom limhi. will
hatinnltully mired and satisfaction guar-
ant-ad.
. Given-call. Manhattan-m. ';
Eur—Aliworkdoaeby hand-nit nonwhi- .'-
red in 'II‘IDI. all in ,
Militants ltll Still .
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IEIT WIN“
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Roton Point.
mall-mil: W’fl“"vl'f
Wdinfm.mlmt
Notice.
wot-g
no.
all!
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Everything new and um
luau. luau.
mic-swans:
I authority“ thou-rt of
tar
c ..:~ia~u4acfin~i.i-i£‘lu"
hi w i-
harbor.
lb. aim at max.- Ila
Further. intimation-tau to of “but.
do!
Norwalk Chronicler