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Notices of local entertainments of all
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"* apd'iioiim‘cahmiam fopromofe private
“than, accept where an ndtvn'ti'eement
of me «more in admtising column,
are Margot for at regular rates, to mun
(i lino.
Miniature Almanac lor Tit-narrow. "
Sun Rises Sun Bets ‘ lligh'l‘ide Low Tide
at 4:! at 7:15 at 10:51! at 4:55
New i'mii llerlltl wean." run-hunt.
Generally fair, preceded by light showers in
northern portions of New England, mulliwcst
winds. slightly warmer except stationary
temmratnre on the mast.
This Date in History—May 25.
lint—John Mason Good. famous medical
writer. poet. linguist and outlaw. burn in
Essex: died 185'.
“Tl—John Pye Smith. eminent divine and
apologist. born in Sheffield; died hi Surrey.
its]; his work on Genuis audgeology. nio-
naie record. etc“ marked an era and wu
voted ananswerahle. but lasheen mutated
worthless by subsequent (Incoming.
mil—Ralph “'aldo Eater-in, transcendent‘
alist. intuitlonaliat and imaginative op-
timlat. born at Baton; died in.
WI); William Paley. author of "Natural
Thoohgy." died: bun I'IB.
lair—Battle of Winchester.Va.. after whldi
General Banks "completed the movement
to the l‘itomacf’ his total low was In
than 1.01). but the moral effect was trema-
don.
Mun bottles of various grades, the haunt
imp-maul being about Kingston and Dal-
las, Ga.
ink—The United States supreme court upheld
the constitutionality of the ”original pack-
age law};
sov'i'ii summits.
What the Peopl- of Our City are Doing
and Saving.
The l‘airtlcld County Sunday-school
Superintendent's Union will meet in
Wilton next “'alnesday.
It may be of interest to you to read the
advertisement at the top of the second
page in this issue of Tlfll SIN’I‘INBL
Tomorrow being Ascension Day. then-
will beacelebration of the Holy Com-
munion in Trinity church, at 9 a. at.
—-Pure coffee With pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris came from
Wilson Point to .1. ll. I-‘rrris' wharf in
this city today. and will lininh discharg-
ing iirr cargo of coal.
Are you constipated ‘: Dr. Rician-ion‘s
('ax-umrn, Rhubarb and Senna Anti—Fon-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver ('Iomplaints. Ask for he. or 10c.
‘ sninplc.
Francis Burritt's yacht "Commodore"
was sailed to Bridgeport yesterday, to be
hauled out for the purpose of putting the
finishing touclics to the paint work be
fore the pot lead is applied.
J. C. “'ilsondc Co. will shut down
their factory Friday night to take inver-
tory, inspect the boilers and make rc-
paim about the. facmry. Work will he
resumed on Wednesday, June I.
Letters received from It. ll. Rowan
yesterday report Mrs. Rowan'a condition
very favorable to nx‘overy. It is expect-
ed that she will be ahleto return from
Southern Pines in a few weeks.
Apriaeof T- will.” IN liOwaill .
hadron tothe pertain who will before July
the lit. I”. tend me the most concise and
explicit testimonial netting forth the malic-
In! Virtue. and curative properties of
Loxatonik.
State just what it has done for you.
Iii-Ills limliad will words. In order that
an I'M” aadaa “film! decision may
7 1W. (3. Yoote and John
E. Light barn kindly consented to act as
be rendered.
Judgm- PrhstohewwardedJoly i.
“.4..- «a-
6E0.B.Sllil80N,
soon main. or.
mam . . .1 was»
M ”a...“
I have engaged more men and
am now in good shape to do
I have
several first-class PAINTERS
as well as PAPER HANGERS,
Jo give you
your work on time.
mdwouldhegiad‘
Weapaint '
GOODS every few days.
abioprlovv.
Trail-
‘ ' their‘goo‘ds.
WtIlPap
mt house.
Hy stock of Wall in com-
pleto. I am receiving NEW
mmonsmhemic.
.. in say quantity and at reason
Tompkins Brothers, of New Haven.
hiivc taken the contract to paint the
smoke stack of J. (J. Wilson ik Coin hat
factory. They have [minted I50 smoke
ntncks in the state, it is said, during the
[not your.
Washbum's circus gave two good per-
formance on the Baxter Grounds yes-
tcrday, to large audiences. 'I'heclowns
were very funny and some excellent
trapeze work was done by the artists.
who seemed hearty applause for their
eiIortotoploeJoLMW
—-Tho Eagle Bottling Works are boom-
ing. Afour-borscload to Rotor: Point
and ii car load to South Norwalk Tum-
daylahbwsim our people are using
At thol’ark City Athletic eluh grounds
in Bridgeport. on Decoration Day. the
Williams, a Bridgeport favorite, will
spar Dan McIntyre, of the South Nor-
walk Athletic club. A large delegation,
it is said. will accompany McIntyre, who
is very popmar in the club hem
Exprmman Calvin Snyder came very
near meeting with a serious Incident
about 0:00 o'clock last evening. lie was
driving his team “trough the narrow
roadway between Dibble’s block and the
Danlmrynilroad track. jint as a train
came down. Fortnnatdy the origins-er
saw him in time and reversed theenginv,
which, however, came within six Inch.
of Ir. hydc’n trunk. Thoma
should in very careful when driving
though thhpbefin it In notapuhllc
thoroughfare.
A. W. Hallock, of 883 Dianll avenue,
while oomlagtn link city londay night
onthellmtraln from Stamford, had a
narrow recaps from salons injury.
' Justhefare entering Booth Norwalk,s
mu’hmuahen'segaashed
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i in s E n Jatmsiimmzsnmonua pricier.
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i thir morning about i aroma. mosh!" '0
"tmlnhfowlll'cll «inadmim'on behemoth.
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, Militias soon in
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w Vitus.
‘ unitif-slztsugisz‘ioui Allis.'_
Hes‘iéu‘vfi‘ALwAvs . A ,, SPECIALTY l
, "imam
'I‘helndependent social club will on“
a special meeting at Samuel Iloyt’n this ,
evening at 7 o'clock.
Several out-eon an unlit-hound freight
train jumped a frog at New Rochelle,
delay effigy gallium to the up train.
The canoof the State against Alfred E
Stevens, of Darlen. charged with renting
a house for immoral purposes, in on trial
in the Criminal Superior Court today.
The Young Woman’s Christian Tem—
perance Union held apleasant six-la] in
their room on North Main strcct last
evening. There waaa good nttcmlnnw
and fl" report hnvinghnd niicnjoyablo
time.
The wire fence about ilic ti-nnis
grounds is being extruded to-ilny. Gates
will be put up und each member will
have to own a key to get in. The club
has added several new members recently
and is in u very prosperous condition.
I" or some time William II. Hoyt has
missed quantities of cider from a barrel in
his cellar. Officer Gladstone was pre-
vailed upon to do a little detective work
and this morning caught Lawrence Bren-
nan as ho was filling a bottle in the
cellar. He was taken to the lockup and
will be tried before Justice Townsend.
—Strawherry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
Exprcssman Cavanngh's handsome
new truck made its” first appearance on
the streets today and the horses were
docked with a now harness. \Vitlinl it
is one of the most attractive turnouts of
the kind in the city, and shows that by
strict attention to business Mr. Cava-
nagh is meeting with wellvdmerml prm —
perity. (“m
Joseph llamas and Harry Ilmwn. who
broke into M. ll. Sopcr'ii em" horc curly
last April and stole ton bushels of oysters.
were armstcd in Bridgcport yi‘stenluy.
Soon after the theft they left town and
have since worked on oyster lliflltl in
these waters. When awaited they were
on tho sloop James Kirby, Captain Wil-
liam Dennis. They will be brought born
this afternoon and tried before Justicc
Morroll.
$0RWALK Mitts.
A "truly Budget of lie-an l’vnin tin-
Boroucll End of Town.
William Spillane. the butvlwi. in .ugnin
able to be out llfIt‘l’ a serious Illflt‘firi.
Jouph Rimlerm has. let the contract to
build his house to Wi Iinui S. Kemp. who
will comment-(- work at once.
The borough workmen commenced
this morning to lay croiviwnlkii on Molt
avenue at the entrance to Union Park.
t'. E. louiuibury and II. W. Avery, of
Darlen, who are to open a steam laundry
hero. are putting the machinery in tri—
day.
William Hurt has repainted and over~
hauled his oat-bum and will launch her
in a few days. Those who iinvc seen
her say alic is a beauty.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, of
Lyon Plains, formerly of Norwalk. will
celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage early next month.
The ladies of tho Epworth Imagin- of
the Norwtilk Methodist church are ar»
ranging for a "Mother flixisc" i-ntcrtain-
meat, to be bold in the near future.
~Imtrino for pinto glans.
A. II. Hoyt in having the remains of
his little daughter removed from the
flelleck'n Cornus’ burying ground at
New Clam to Rlvmide i‘enictvry to-
day. They will be buried by the kltlfl of
those of her mother.
’l'tieaiisy afternoon the propeller Eagle
struck a rock in the channel boar Illll’s
illicit. but was uninjured. The tide was
not at its full height attire limo. This
is themed-traction thatsmk a coal
barge a short time ago
Hi. Paul's Chapter of the Brotherhood
of fit. Andrew will celebrate the anni-
versary of their organisation at the
parish moms, Thnrnday evening. begin-
ing at 8 o‘clock. There will be exorcism
of an Interesting character. Young
people one «partially invited.
Haasi'eteraon,sinemberofCompany
I", left a valuable gold watch in the
pocketof his veal, in a locker in the
equipinentroom at the amwy. yester‘
day morning, when he donned his nai-
lant evening the watch was raining.
although the locker was still securely
licked. .
VnightAgentOoaldmftbe ”math
heighthonneofthenanbury mad,nliip-
peddxearloadaofilasto the lispolio
work-at New York,via. the wonder
Cltyofflorwalhyesterday. Amongthe
othernaigtii was a strip-teat of
fromJatavs'l‘eawsa
i
Anlmproveuient worthy of notii is the
grading of Cross street.
lhil-ort Vaullurcn iii buildings car-
riage house in the roar of his We; t tryo-
iiuo rt’oidmt‘c. .. ... _ ’ . {M . ‘t
w William A, Ifgsllogg,,tlie mini-inn: is
Suffering {mm a lame mow-um n, a,
timber falling on it.
The Jerome Paper company shipped
162 cases of toilet paper to New York
city and the west, yesterday.
The new cycle club that is being fortn-
ed in the borough will this evening on-
gage in a hill-climbing contest.
Welcome Stranger lodge. Sons of St.
George have voted to visit )Iagna Char-
ti-r lodge, of Bridgeport. Friday even-
ing, June 3.
—Norwalk sit-in ‘(Yarpct ('loaning
Works. Addn-m orders to 14 Knight at
I". S. Ambler shipped half a carltiad of
extracts by way of the Long Island and
Eastern States Line freight to long is
land, yesterday aftenioon.
William E. Collins closed his restau-
rant on Water street at noon to-day, and
is looking for a more central location.
where he will open in a short time.
The funeral of the late John Walsh.
notice of whose death appeared in yesterv
day's SKN‘I'INIL will be held from St.
Mary's church at 8 o‘clock to—morrow af-
lcruoon.
l'ompztny. last evening. Captain Patrick
Sluttery inspected the uniforms of the
t‘oiiipany. Nearly all the members were
present.
In last evening‘s gnmcs in the Nor-
walk billiard tourney, T. S Morimn. 200.
bout 1'. W. Many. 115: thirty-five points.
B. Q. Yeaton. 200. beat ilerhet ‘fnnNens.
l3), nineteen pointa
Yesterday afternoon (Thief of Police
Iii-Forest and officer Martin drove to
Cranberry Plains to subpu‘na witnciaies
in the Jerry Driscoll mull case. which
comes up before Justice Corilidge Satur-
day morning. v
Twenty-sin children were tramfcrrcd
from tlicChildran's Home at Stratford
to the Home on the “’eatport read today.
They arrived on the Hi? train and were
taken to the home in the carryall Excel-
slut.
Mrs. lltwlley, wife of ('aptain limdluy,
lit'ri dangerously ill at her ironic. l9
Academy straw-t. Mr. Bradley. who
commanded (writer out of New York.
(‘illllt‘ homo in response to atelegram.
which cut short a six inouthe' cruise.
John Tie-racy was amuteil by Chief Dc-
l‘orost last night for his connection with
the L‘mnite ' "M amult cannon
which Jofggi/riwoil has also been or-
rested. l was taken bcforc Justin»
i'uolidgc this rimming and gave bond»
for his appearance on Siturdny morning
at 9 o'clock.
The prose banquet at Roton Point takes
place tomorrow. Many of timac who
received invitations bare signified their
intention of being prewnt, and tin- di-
rectors of the company havc arwiged to
feed their guests inanuniptuoue manner.
A steamr will leave South Norwalk at 8
o'clock for the Point Dinner will be
served at 4 o'clock.
J. ll. Iluckloy & Son. the elastic wi-b
nlanlifactumra, contemplate building an
addition to their large brick factory on
(fruits street. The firm in doings largo
barium and find difficulty in keeping up
with their union with their printout fa-
cilities. The addition will he principally
used for a store-mm. making more
mom for machinery on the first timr.
During the past year several new looms
have been added to the upper floor.
Architect W. 8. Knappml South Nor-
wslk, has been malted about plans.
The Cmrt of Barges-es will hold a
special meeting “night to take “in
upon the question of a new outrage rim-
mir,tmd'to maken report to ho hum.
[rotated wilhone that the vpecial com-
mittee appointed at a recent borwgh
meeting willmpare. Action will also
he taken regarding D. It. l’latt making
newer oouneethins with out a permit.
Thohiibforthngradingofliutlsr itieét
will she be opened and the Mtraet.
awarded. The session is an executive
mound noouiaiden will he Illowedfi
the room. " .
”First cla- hoviiea, W. m
thing pcrtalningto an excellent rig at
mm livery, n Spring street. I’riees
reasonable.
l
emu-mammogram.“
kickinghchsputheroatefthaboila
lietlnnwsatup statisinki the W
tomb occupied by his biothiw Mk
andwifeaodpaltlnghisbrotheroutof
managedtompqmmflrsatc
neighbor’s. thatplatnt was-adv to
Attuvuy E. I. Lockwood yesterday
2 null,
' Frederick
At a special meeting of Hope. [loci-i
communists-cinemas
. -‘ oor-~-
“”miéii‘ion"iuow.‘ ‘
Plea-ant Paragraphs about Our and
other Paula's Fri-Ida.
John Street, of New Yuri: city, for-
” thorn-minimum olorwa [W
a”... . I. y _ ,
tumour. Diorama! Now“?! is
visiting ling}. 3. Wheeler. Wald ‘ n
street. ' ‘ '
lira. dilute. Corbitt, of Brooklyn, in
visiting her uncle, John N. Tuttle, West
Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Lyoctt, of Main street, is
spending the week with friends in Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Lieutenant Aiken, of Company 1", Nor-
wulk, paid Company C, of Stamford, a
visit last Monday evening!
Miss Mollie Craig, of flow York, is
visiting at the residence of Lawrence
Cannagh, Crescent Terra'ce.
' nus Mabel Perry, of Newark, isspentl-
ingafow weeks with ht sister, Mrs.
William \‘ollmcr, Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hoyt, of Union
Park, are spending the day in Stratford
with Justice Andrew Selieck and family,
formerly of Norwalk.
County Commissioner Paige has much
improved in health since he was remov-
ed to Shelton, and his physician now has
strong hope of his recovery.-—Danbury
News.
. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop ll. Perry have
been called to Meadville, Pennsylvania,
by the death of Mrs. Perry‘s father,
lluidekoper. —— Southport
Chronicle.
The New Haven Journal and Courier
says: ”Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Cooper of
the Bpworth M. E. church entertained
the choir of the church at their residence,
No. 3:9 Avon street. Monday evening,
the occasion being the third anniversary
of their wedded life. A very plenum
evening was spent. interspersed with
good singing and light refreshments."
Mrs. Cooper was formerly Miss Carrie
Plait. daughter of Alfred Plait, of Kim
street.
0" Eli THE RIVER.
News and Gnaslp of at. Day In Baal
Norwall.
Mrs. ll y Jones, of First avenue. is
serious] ill.
Ma 1. the twoycar-old daughter of
Mr. :5: Mrs. Ernest Grocechner, died
Mend .
WESTI’oRT.
The Tennis club will meet with Persi—
di-nt Dayton this evening to arrange for
the opening games on Memrini Day.
Ilarry Mclionough wet, U. A. R.. will
attend the Congregational church next
Sunday evening and listen to the pastor.
A feature of the Decoration day parade
will be delegations from the public
schools. Each scholar will carry a
miniature American tlag and tlowen.
I’aluten Iirganlle.
Tuesday evening the painters of the
town met with Joseph Whitley. 62 Iii-l-
ilen avenue, and completed the organiza-
tion of a local union of the United Broth-
crhood of Painters and llcmrators of
America. At tlicuiccting hold a week
ago only twenty-two painters were pm-
pmu-nt was forty. The meeting was
held under the supervision of Organiu-r
W. ll. llotlmati and Arthur McDonald.
of the ( '«tntnl [Altar Union. Neat Tues-
day night a meeting Will be held in
Plasma Hall on Wall street. The first
workof the organization, it is said. will
ho to scrum for its number: nine hours'
work, instead of ten, at the same wages
an now paid for the too hourn' work. It
in stated that many of the bone painters
are in favor of the movement. The oili-
(3". of the organization cannot be nicer
tained an the members are very noncom-
mittal upon that point. It is undentood
thattfhaunccy l’lattls mortuary of the
Union.
Robin la loans a. win.
The inasmuch Circle of King's naught
ten connected with the First (Rainma-
tlon church gave an ojoyabls musical
performance It the Athenarum lant night.
After the programmvhad bran complet-
ed "(rudiments were served. The
young ladies who took part in the outcr-
talntnent did remarkably well and do-
sevveagrvatdeal of credit. The violin
solos by lia- liary Newcomb and Jesse
Hm received much amino-e. The
vocal sob, “Them Girl,” by Ila
Nay reason."- the gsrnof disem-
ing. The piano volohy Il- Blhel New-
eouibvhowvd tha'tthe young lady poa-
“ marvmwlealtaltnt. She plays
with mach am. The remainder
of uremia-no was a pretty pantoa
mime sketch entitled "Rollo in Search“
a Wife." Hulda w. penetrated '
(lung-Y. Milli-mother. lira Anaa
B. Vacuum-ulna iaa’ani, li- Pan»
ny can»; inilk maids. lilacs lottleand
Josie maniway; autistic girl, It- Clara
m Ills Alain Gale; twin-It's
wife. lb Iona Obie; whit.
Initial Iaytanndi small boy.
cnt. Tuesday the number of members ,
w Mill &, Sill, .
84‘ WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"eliminate ’
A rammi- but: In Which Connecti-
' out Me. Are Interested.
Its vicopresldent, R. L. Spencer, of the
Guirgia-Alabarao‘weoavpany; of which
General B. F. Butler is or was pmidsnh'
launder arrest. It is generally under-
stood that the attain of the company are
but bad state. Among the list of di-
rectors published appears the name of
Ea-United States Treasurer James W.
Hyatt. of Namath—ii
ruinous-or iii-ms.
[mo Schools of than Salt! to he Buunhg
Up the Conn-«lent liver. .
Fishermen all along the Connecticut
River have reported within the past.
month that millions of small eels have
been swimming up the river, near the
surface of the water, says the Middle-
town Prom. Nothing like it has ever
been known, and the eel crop this year
will exciied that of any former seamn
for many decades if the usual course
of events is followed out. They swim
in schools close to the shore, and very
often a lot of them, five or six
feet wide and a mile or more long, are
seen. The number in these schools is
inealculahlomnd they‘havc been the sub-
ject of much comment. The manner of
propagation of this fish will be interest-
ing to many. The parent eel deposits a
quantity of spawn in clams during feed-
ing time, and the young eels are thus
hatched out. leaving the clam at feeding
time again when large enough to swim.
Aquestion was raised in a store about
town, a while ago. an to the truthfulness
of the story told by a man who gave the
above an the manner of propagation of
eels. To prove this story he visitcd'a
local tlah market and obtained a number
of clams, from each of which n young
eel was taken. so small as to be invisible
except under a magnifying glass.
About Yale a Seniors.
The annual class-book of the Yale
seniors has appeared. The 8mm from
which the greatest number come are:
Connecticut, 48; New York. 42: Massa-
cliuaettu. iii: Illinois. 10; 'New Jersey, 9;
Pennsylvania. 7: Ohio, 7. Forty—six
have left college since the class entered.
The present membership is I'll). Twenty-
two fitted for college at An'lover. Mann;
olevm at Hartford high school: ten at
St. Paul's, Concord; seven nt Exctrr, and
seven at Norwich academy.
The highest expense for the year was
$2.300: lowest flit). Fifty have had to
earn'thcir way. Ninety-five arc Repub.
licans, twontydwo Democrats. twenty
Independent». and one is a Prohibition»
let. The protection sentiment is shown
to be increasing. This year there are
forty-two into midi-m to cightydwo pm-
n-ctioniuta.
Fiftyqlne i-xpcct to study law. twcnty~
light expo“ to go into business life.
cightccn will enter the ministry and the
same number will study medicine. nine
will teach. ten will study further on
general linesand fortv~twoare undecided.
Three members of the class have died
since it entered.
Talk About "that Count."
New Haven mpcrs report (and their
inrogrnpha have since been copied
through the state) that. by agreement.
the voice of the clcction were wanted by
certain lawyers in New Haven on Satur—
day and that they showed a majority of
M7 for l'iwlan and of 293 for Sanger.
If this were no the election problem
would bc settled. lint thin in not so at
all. The return» brought into court by
the clerks and counters and submitted
town by town. have been tabulawd and
tinted. and, in the case of the treasurer-
ahip. instead of forcing a mpctition of
tho whole busing-i lbenatne evidence has
him-admitted as applying to that (use
also. But this "aunt" in merely the
footing of flguraauhmitu-d an evidence
by one ride in the case.
a “with liliaathrwpi-t.
The Working Girl‘- Vacation Society
othwYorhhhappyomthe giftot a
timwich gentlernan whose name in for
the mnent withheld. lie given the fall
one of a bruise and ground: for one year,
and if he I- aatial‘led with the year's
work there incvery probability that he
will allow the use of ,tha place per-
manently. There are accommodations
for fifteen or twenty girb, and the house
willheopvnedahoutlomorialday.1‘hn
girls who profit by this summer vacation
homearo um who are suffering from
poor health and overwork. When the
giriaareabie, they pay a small mat
for their board. The remainder of the
hy eapeussismarlvup by voluntary con-
tnhutloas.’ The Christian Union has
ralsadaiargeatnountof money lorthe
work.
Wmmm.
1m ‘3. m. a Bridgeport
hszdnfsadaatinadlvormult
hroughthyhls wife. Ennis J.8terllng,
in whkhfi,” all” b “all for.
Inflow Illa Bib, of litan-
hrtdgentation.0snadal§aat. Quebec, in
Mi. Mi. Hmflterilng
inwardly Aw Howard it.
w .. * w“
M a bruise of Horace
i V 3“ ‘ " "5 : M
-. i, (r . l ‘ ,.
Whoservsdfreeofehargobyalady
of (KW. Kept 8t 00., New York. at our
and Saturday of this week.
LEADING
.33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
MY NEW ‘Bdh‘r "éArA'i.ocfiii'-:“."‘”‘""”
The Merchants’ and Miami bank 5"” ’ " ‘ My
”'IIWIB in the hands of a réceiVor. .
"containing Ll
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
Saturday,
Monday,
Two Bands of Music.
In the
String Band
Steamer “Jessie B."
a. m. to 10 p. m.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
371]).00, which gives 19 pimple dyspepsia.
and these people spomi $1,455.00 in doc-
iors‘ bills and iivmlly havi- to pay $3.00
each for (foetus Bloodi‘urc to cure them,
what would be the saving per alpita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 37 persons at the- finest?
Inquire at I’lnisto-d's drug store when
you may have tho problem solved and
get information about i 'ui-tus Blood Cure.
fill-II).
JI-ISSISHS. 0n Turmla), )Iu 'Slth. of prion.
umnm. at It? ll mr. :l'.’ lauvou ~ireri.
lirmkiyn Mary EL. wife of ("buried III. .lcn«
ninirn 'aml daughter of :‘lrilll'll‘l’ Ari her.
rr lulu-nil private. Interim-m at Nor-
walk. t'onn.
[)18‘f'illi'1' or NUHWALK. m. l'ltoiuTl-I
t'onrt. May Sub, A. ll . IRL’.
Estate of ImoiaJunm. lztlr of Norwalk. in
Mid District. tlvi‘vuml.
“Billltlll.Tlli\l Illt' adminmralur Q'Ililllll his
administration account to thin i'nurt for ad-
iuntmeutou the Probate nmw in Nurmilk. on
the Ilih day of June. IR. It it) o'i‘lni’li forw-
noonmud iii-l all [Wfsflils Ilittt’mlfll in Mid
Eat-lo may or mulled ilmmt. llu-mil‘nln'hlrm
for will inn-c lhluurilrr to ho publinlml in a
new-quip" lin‘dllf a rirrolaiion in mid District.
and [not a mpy i who! on tho Mun pm in mid
Nurwalk. barrel the plan- wiwrctiwdrvrur
at last dwelt. at least ten day» before naid
6th day of Juno. 3R3.
AHA Ii. \i'iitiliWAIili.
Judge.
1 ltil‘lllt'l‘ 0P NtiitWAlJi, ta, i'lmilA’l‘iI
Court. )Iay Nth. A. It. not.
We of Manhunt 3. i'oopvr. late of Nor-
» k. in said llistrtci, ila'vwl.
wt‘ourt of Probate for the lilvtrirtof Nor.
waik.hatb liuiiml and alluwrd till months from
lhetlnlr tumult tn the rvvdltn’n of said «will»
locahibll their c In for settlement. Those
who neglect to Erna-lit their armour» ropn‘
iy attested. wit to raid time. will be dc rain-d
am-overy. All prom-indebted IIiMilI'alluv‘
are toque-mi to make lane-dine laymcnt in
:iAllAil 7.”. H MUN‘H.
ELIZA It. (Intuit.
Atlmlnl-tratorn.
NOTICE.
“In public on informed Illa! "iv-”id 'rll
laundry will more on Monday April i ii.
at It! Wanintngtun stmt. whori- all orders will
be thankfully "mind and misfit-Mon gnar-
an .
iii" an a call, "pi-n from 7 a. m. in a pm.
K. it. AI work done by hand and no urtds
:- mi in ‘i'! tag. all itn
Piano”? one“ [results
Callouorartllrwn
lilillt I. IllSBllllW.
a West “sane. Knuth Horwall
iii-«mm. wow J. Hall. am Wait till.
street. N V mi‘llwl
‘Cradduck’s
MARKET.
Iii. III Wlfillllfl’fll STIEET.
minusimmli.m
CASH PRICES.
That cannot be bani. Twenty years“ napalm
iii the banlnvoa enables to please the
hits. A trial icited.
a. violinist i. so.
within”? mm.»
“on Rostrum.
In!» it
myiflallel
I D
t‘otrtv.
Will be
AN
“PENEI MAY 28.
s .. '1 .‘ g '
representative“ the that
store Thursday, Friday
"we giro all an invitation to call and try a dish of this most
healthful and popular article, which is made from selected Ameri-
can Peas and pure Extract of Beef, and will be found convenient
and economical for summer use, as it requires little cooking, and
one ten—cent package will make one quart of soup.
cums?
~SEYllllllll,‘
GROCER,
. GETS 4...: atomic bi‘Louo ISLAND "
TI on TABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRggl‘IInglg
$2 7.50 to $3,000
Water-000m, Water street. foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
ROTC” POINT
HOTEL AND GROVE.
May 28,
May 30,
MEMORIAL DAY.
Afternoon and Evening.
Grove.
FULL MILITARY BAND
In the Pavilion.
for Dancing.
Roton Point Improvement Company, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN,
General Manager.
will make hourly trips daily, from 10
"r'a'yio; a. Golden?”
RealEstaleandlnsurance.
WASHINGTIIH STREET.
soL'TH NORWALK, com.
nullilf
‘T A N 'I' In I’.
\ll'llrlkl wanted frilnlfiv can- of an invalid
t old holy; good home and fair wagca: no
housework. Anglia immediately at No. hi'on-
Corllslrocl,."oul Norwalk. mytt'iilt
li‘i'ul' wont to get the lilitllt’nl
your ~ci'nnddlxtml clothing. WII!’ ea. ”furl
or other ui-ul-i, then do not wait. but Add?”
it n. Ito! tilt. initial.
' I'll'l'll llrus. ilcslrr llit' Wh'lvi-H n’f‘l‘wtlfi
I'V‘Tlllh’h’bl blmlu-rs and trimmer-i. For
turtlii-r pnrtirulurs npply to factory corner
urn-u ill- hinlicurcn bfl'l’fl'i. t'biraxo. Ill.
mmlw
FEW glrlx to npcratc machines .1 REM“;
l‘ i l?! furtory. Kl \"a-hlngton n Y"
Ninth . ornaik. I'Mll whils- leamim'
alruxli Walk. F. l:- Ki'lht')‘. and l!
rice for
T0 lili'l‘.
$8 0” l-Igl'lt IliNlMHmpper win of human
0 .\o. It Ilvnr ' nle-v'f. ‘mwmlon at
uni-v. Apply toTayiur ll iioldrnmr W. \‘ourm.
at Lockwood Mix. ('0. lull'iu'lt
‘ Hl'lTof flvo rooms will be
A (irritable. inmil). ilrnt NZ,
immediately Apply loll. M. King. 371 Wuh-
lnuton lire-rt. Nouth Norwalk. myfllw
let in a small.
in
KIN mums mrhi-r of North Main and Anti
i pine-in; rcniJIi. limldiu In!» for saln
on \t'muiward avenue. and ‘limit Sorwaik.
Also bounce and loin In all part-of the town.
Imulrrof 7.. A Woodward
1 AT niinv. 83M”. fruit!" on “'nllil
street. ”it rmmnm \"nlnr street. Em;
him-- on Taylor arenuo. mum, him"
barn.
ruler: and pantnrw limo hon-o and
mm. Inquire of Raymond ilrm. mu lw
lltil'im Nu. :l’i Wat atnrt to family of
arluiia. Mimi-tern lm rovemrutn. in.
retire of W. ll. lelhdfl rat Mmfiouth
. mwaik. unit If
F‘IVR room: wvmd floor; rent '0 Mimi};
A ll. Merrill. ll “outward in none. Ninth
waatt. mmiw
infi‘Zof eight mom fiftizlll" Adz“ ‘DQAT
t bank. lm of I.
(“bragging is
ri'fiiiti‘. on Fort l’oinl atrwi. WIIII"! itsy»
”It“. stir-at, Kant Nurwaiii. mull oc~
rupird an a Tower} b William N. rich.
Terms manna lie. A v: r to John 'l‘rrun. No.
if: River-id» avenue. .MI Norwalk. in“ if
. IiWElJJthvf illmnan very
A nitnatv-Lr mo in: the Music Im’.
No. it litmlk on aim Apply to John
Ferris. Infill
VEW housi- 1’s lor avenue
A Wain «mummy-m,
farm hoe-v. barn garden a
if all wanna, ftowaytovi. Ila
ii. t M“ “
mm
r. mpg-fol
n. It
not list. 9 "ma. third-fret.” flu.
. .Y
‘1' s 7mm street; is; non.
mmnnmnmiummh "mi
5m inn-trims“. A y in]?!
line .IIWest street brim. k
mansionmnainnu. , . wait“
til; monitors» it t of n n ma
9. rim” iii-"‘3' tr: 5“”:
l}! fl; . "1' I, I M.
fimvvvaidoavvaue.xastmalt. 3’"
3 min name.
each.
It
3 Amino". Ill-trim In? for
A address Bo] Mthhiivw 5.93
Two light—miss so on “To
.. "I"... ~ cream r" -
urea .
walk. Address P. 0. an H. at “will
a”.
imfo‘liinjim an "no or
gummivz-rmrimfig
Norwalk Chronicler