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We have a com-
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FlY—PAPEII.
For a Summer Tonic try
PLAISTED’S
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75c. I'Ell IlllTTlE.
II. II. Plaisied,
Druggist.
tillashington It. So. Ilorwali.
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in the many friends of loratonii:
Tenllollarsiollold
A ptlleof TEN WILLA“ IS (MILD will
begiven to the perwn who will before July
the lat. 1m. and me the moat comb-4' and
explicit testimonial setting forth the modic-
tnll virtues and curative properties of
Loxatonik.
State Just what it handouts for you. 'l't'nli—
monialu lirniird to 774 words. lnorrlrr that
an impartial and unprrindfml lint-ion may
I» ventured. Profcamr W. ('. Foo" and John
H. Light have kindly Wilmhlfll to .11 an
‘ Judge». Prize to be awarded Jul, 4.
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GEM} STIllSIlN,
m N0..‘LI.C‘I .
nut
Wall Paper
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I have engaged more men and
run now in good shape to do
vonr work on time. I have
. several firstclass I’AINTBRS
ll well as PAPER HANGERS,
and would be glad to give you
figures on painting your house.
My stock of Wall Paper in com-
plete. I am receiving NEW
GOODS every. few days.
White Loud. Oil. Brushes, etc.,
in any quantityndbd at reason.
In. ammonium
Every poi-eon purchésiug to the amount of Five Dollars will be presented
with a First-class Whip 444
FRANCIS &_ 00.,
, The Clothiers, .
86 Washington . 8t.
1AM!!! GOLDEN, Edltor and l’roprieiur.
r35; 6 months. ”.50: 3 months.
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... Mrflm of local enlcr'lalnmmfu of all
kind», to which an admiralty» is charged,
and notices calculated to promote primie
intone“, marl where an mltvrtr’riement
of some amount in advertising column,
are charge! for at regular rulr'lr, ll) em!»
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Miniature Almanac tor 'l'o—Illorrov'v.
Sun Ilia:- Hun riots High Tide Low Tide
at 4522 at’ I. l'.‘ at 45:29
New York Her-Id Weather Forecast.
To-day portly cloudy to fair. cooler weather
will probably prevail, with light and fresh
mutb westerly to chtrrly wind». "~94ny
preceded by rain. On Saturday, fair weather
will probably prevail. with slight temperature
changes and light westerly wind». precedul by
Inninlcloudinm north of this latitude and
follow 41 by a rho of temperature. and on Sun-
dny fair. warmer mother so neraily.
This Date in History-May 27.
m John Calvin. theologian.
died in Geneva; born 1:340. .‘ 4
lMlAaArrhibuld, marquis of ‘~
3.! .
Ants
on (oraclius Vanderbilt
financier. eta. born at Sta—
pleton. Staten Island: dial
in New York. Jan. 4. 18:7.
bill Henry ”undue. tint Vie-
count Melville. British
statesman. died; born till.
1819— Julio \i an! "owe born in New Y ork city,
the daughter of Samuel and Julia Rush
\vuo poet linguist, Iotrlurcr and educator.
ifi’il— Jay timid. Iinam for. born in Hoxbnry.
Delaware rounty, S. Y.
lm-Ilattie of Hanover Court How \‘5: (Erin
oral Fitz John l‘orter won a victory and
captured tome NJ) Confederate». which led
to borne very extravagant telegraphing.
it?“ The Invcetmont of Fort llrulsou corn-
pleted and regular siege begun by Army of
the unit under General Banks.
«our
'AIDKIIIL‘Y.
VHIIWAIJ.
What the People of "or ( Ily nvr Slolng
ulnl Saving.
Th41'e will be 34 rvice this :Ift4- «noon in
Trinity r' hutch at 5 0'0 lo4' k.
J R Ruvmond has the contract to
builds. H. Holmes new $8,000 residence
in the borough.
The 10414 pendent S04 Inl club will meet
with Samuel Hoyt, Bay view mcmu- . th'u
evening :It 7:30 o'clock.
The llesolutvs of Sorwnik, and the
Wremttn of Stanford will play :I game
of bro» ball on .‘ivrrznrinl Day for a prize
of $9M. '
”Tm- ImI'ln-rs Hllnlkv of Sunrh Nor-
“;Iil; u III bi- I'lruul all day Monday.
Taylor. & Golden sold finl building
inf-4 lyosterday on l’lmunt avenue. three
to “Millions and wife and two to
Jthnt 'hamberu.
“Illium It. L04 kwood has given the
Public Library a ”Universal Guide and
iinrrttcorof the “'orld," published by
Hunt & Briton, New York.
Engine No. 12. of the lluunntonic rail-
road, come out of the repair iilmlil ymtor-
day. It will draw the l’ittsiiold exprem
ovo-r the road this sea-ton.
Are you nervous from want of sleep .’
Dr. Richardson's (iron. i'elery and lTiII-
chona Nerve Tonic l'owdom cure III-
wruuin and Vervow-I nobility. Ask for
54'. or I00. sample. -,-.
Adjutant Yickery, Dim. Ilallington
llooth' :4 pm nte secretary. and Captain
Mite AIdn-d. of \ew \ork 4 ity, former-
ly of this pinto, will harm-home of the
Salvation Army meeting» on the Worth
iugiou street bridge, Sunday.
tic-urge A. W heIph-y, II member of
the lirm who purchased the cigar bunt-
mm of (leorge- hn'kwood, treated the
eIIIployo-n of Adams but funny. where
he was formelyemponI-d, too but of the
finest llnvunuu this morning.
«Tickets for the Y. II. C. A. benefit
are for sale at .l. A. l’inueo's.
The annual commencement ermine»
,oi the Merrill Busine— College will
takeflaeedm 9th in the Town Hall,
Stamford. Two [womiuent men from
out of town will speak, andthe program.
me will be. altogether, the finest yet
rendered. M-.. »
Colonel Frost pro-filed at the Imetiiig
of ('onmanyK in Bridgeport Iavt even—
ing. and the newly clocted captain, Char-
les W. Borpeo, noteduaecretary. Sam-
uel ll. Parker wan elected lint lieutenant
and leerick n. illum- ma ileu-
tenant.
——Btvawberryshortcakoandlcecream
attire depot nutaunnt.
Henry Bronx, the well-known carpen-
ter.hapunrhurdap’nnoaiylit 'I-id
hewouldbspleaudtnb-ve his frianib
W on the m oppodte his
hoardingpieeoouwusrm audhear
himpcrfolm,.buheonlidcndtohave
greath-icaltaleutaudsoon expects to
hlfimlflm
fictional-amputation»
queatathatpevmwhowiah particular
Madrid to thallium will make
madlhehtankapvuvidedtormh tug-
Maroon as podble. This will
enablatbemto worth their purchase
latheueaiii-tot books to be bought.
lllaahmbelad at the librarian at
theme-a
«bleak ”Valli”
-; mm:
South NorwaIII.
‘TIIE EVENING SENTINEL
minim news.
A Bree-y Budget of Items l'mm the:
4 Borough [find of ‘town.
The \Vinnipauk public school, give an
entertainment thin evening.
I
Allan 6. Butte him :1 white ml. on exhi-
bition In the window of his Wall '44th!
new; store. '
Several of the local whwlnwu are nl4
ready practicing for the Alpha “'houl
club‘s road race.
The drill season of {Yorupany 1" ohm
Tuesday evening. After the drill a col-
lation will be served.
—-Norwulk Steam t'urpm Cleaning
Works. Addreiw orders to I4 Knight st
George Sprngue. of Belt-r Lane. in ex-
ceedingly happy over the advent of a
baby boy. born Tuesday night.
A number of the friends of (Y. J.
Ferris surprised him at his home. 159
Main street, last evening and on enjoy—
able evening was spent.
The Temperance circle of King's
Daughters of the First Baptist church
will hold an apron rule in the Sunday
scImol room this evening.
Henry 0. ('1an. of Dry llill avenue
lost a valuable cow this week. An nu-
topsy performed by Drfichlenkcr reveal-
ed liver disease as the cause of death.
Ladies’ rind Children II Ribbed Vests mots. Ladies Ribbed Vests 12;, 16,20. to, tie and 50m
' Gents', Ladies’ and Children’ a Gauze and Summer“ Merino Vests. end Pants.
.I.
I
Sun umbrellas and Parasols,
25c. to $4.00.
\
[Hosiery Always a Specially.
II. IIIlllIEIlhl
84 WASHINGTON
Pllui‘bll mo now.
Paragraph: about our and
utlicr People's Friend».
lint. Jennie, of Wiunilnuk. in visiting
I’lulnllfl
. friends in Brooklyn.
Mr. and um Joint-HE “'Irre, of mi...-
irrghurn, (' onn.. spem ywtnrday in main
Mire Lillie Lockwood. of New viurt’, II
the guestol Mrs. Pied W45", of Itouin
liill.
William B. P. Allen, of West avenue“
has n'tumed from n visit with relatives
in Danbury. .
William Pruizon, of the stall of the
Bridgeport Union, attended the dinner
at ltoton Point yesterday.
(lilo Hatch, of Union Park, attended a
whist contest at the Seaside club, lhidge-
port, Wednesday eveIIIng.
lint. James Sherman and daughter
Nettie. of Westport avenue. ,‘lorwalk,
wrritthe guests of Judge Andrew Sel-
levk, of btrntford yesterday.
ill" Eli Till} RIVER.
in" aml 604qu of the "by In
Nari-IN.
Mrs. John S. Seymour, of Core street,
is seriously ill,
But
Louis Wheeler, of this place. and Elise
Hattie Rumble. of the borough, went to
i‘nrtchesta-r Iawi evening and were murv
rlt‘tl, returning this morning to Sorwalk.
ll.
lirmwrymun l'. Miller's horse at
—i’ur4- cotIoe with pure cream. .r
cup. depot restmIrrInt Open all night.
go to Stamford tomorrow morning to
attend the funeral of the lulle'r's broth-1'
Owen Daley. who died \V.4'4lnmd Iy night.
At the regular meeting of Securitv
t'ouncil. .‘4'n. 2‘2, ). P. U. thisewning.
important businesn will be trouser-ml.
ill members are mpwsted to be [ift'm‘tlL
Burgess Green. chairman of the High-
way committee, has given out the mu.
tract for the erection of a fence along the
easterly side of Water street. just the
other side of tbe'Jerornc Paper company's:
fnrtory.
.\ special town meeting will be held in
the Town Home tomorrow afternoon
to take action on the building of lit-w
mods and the acceptance of several
streets. The meeting is an important
one rind should be we" attended.
-lli‘iL~’4Ili.’llIlP Drive-.9 at IA'E’T".§ rlr‘pfll
restaurant.
The regular monthly meeting 44f the
Ventral Circle of King's lhughicm will
be lit‘lll at 4i p. m.. next Saturday. in tho
Congregational rhnpd. Alter r4'p4irt5
from the various circles. Mine Emerson.
of New York, will give an whims.
William H. L'Iitin's furniture vrm.
drawn by four hem-:4, has been own in
town for the past few days. Mr. lnttin.
who wit-I formerly u South Norwnlk buy,
but now lives in llridgemrt. hru4 been
moving the furniture of thet'hiIdn-n'u
Home from Stmtford to Swim":
t'hatlm liven, the thirteen- -_v4-.Ir old mm
of John floors. of Main Eill't‘t'l. while
playing on the L'onter school gnrundo
this morning. collided with another boy.
Their heads bumped together rind ileum
received a had cut over llll' right eye.
He was brought down town and taken to
a phynician'n midence. where the wuund
was lie-wed up.
~~Tirkeb4 for IheY. M. t'. A. benefit
are for sale at J. E. l’inm-o'n.
The find of u M‘I’lfii of ion out-1min.
memo to be given by the Norwnlk ( IIIb.
during the mason of IBM-lift, will be held
at the club house this evening. III-ginning
Ill eight o'clock. meerrwr William II.
Brewer, Norton professor of agriculture
in Yale college, will address tlieolulmnd
its invited goats on "The History of the
American Trotting Home."
Thellrrt three games in the private
billiard match for the prize we won by
William 6. Times. Jr.. in [M‘lmllt‘lp
billiard tournament. which he put up to
be mutated for by the member» of the
200clasa. took place last evening. The
seoreewereas follows: H. R. Bishop.
100, n. B. C. Yeaton. 99. 52 Innings: ’l'.
S. Maison, 100, vs. A. (i. Bette, 86, 72
innings: H. B. Bishop. 100,". 'l‘. 8.
Morison. fill, 7i inning».
AttheY. ".0. A. benefit tomorrow
eveningJ’rof. David H. Nonmtheelocu-
tiouiet, will assist in entertaining the
audience: aha Charles L. Pulley, of
Washington, D. 0.. who it an amateur
violiaistof unusual ability. General B
N. Couch will give-onto of his war re-
mini-cameo, included in which will be
asketchotwhualnvoyoung Fairlieid
county mother did when the Bantu:
binned her lumedurlug the Revolution-
arywar. my“-
~Fiut clans Mara. canine, every-
thingpertainlugio an excellent rig at
[blurb livery. 0 Spring street. Price-
reasonable.
Deputyfihsrifllainea 'l’ouer wentto
Wadhuoveninanmpauy with
theotherdtputieloftbeeountypdnr.
prkalflhwidclarkwu ataprivah din-
atriallnorliallh hotel. who they
Wirinuflka solid Won
Eta-Isl round-,0!
til nail.
Deputy Sheriff Toner and wife will"
rum ”(limb’AWllhm
, tempted to eat some gin-Ia alongeide Man
“I LIrrdt :m-nue yestordny and turned the
u .Ignrr 4:4, mpleh- Iy ill unscattering growr-
I42». ninut the nth-vi.
Tim I'nInmr-m‘unro-nt exorcism of the
Errol Norwnll; school will take plan- at
the- ELI-d Avenue .‘li'llifi-llst Episw pol
4'IIIIn'II. \VI-dnmlay evening. June it. at
eight o'clock, School teachers. villi-415
and all others Interested are cordially iu-
vitml to attend.
IMIIIIZ) ASH NllRlITth.
'lln- linrien Juniors will play tiwb'o 4th
Standards on tlu- Brady ground-I :It 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Dam-mi
will play the l-kort Nona-alias on tho some
grounds at 3.310 o'clock.
On Decoration Day the Nor-Ilene will
play the Merrill llusinoas ifollegv nine in
the afternoon.
ll' EST P031.
Ii, A. Williams has been visiting relu-
uvm in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Hertha Flrlil“, of Strntfunl. is
visiting Mrs. ll. 1.. 'l‘oquett.
.‘Iliss Jamie Force, of Neuburg. S. Y..
In visiting Sit-.4 Mary J. \VIIm-ler.
III-4:5 Edith t‘nrpentvr. of Sr“ \Krk.
league»! at the l’i'hlilt'llt‘i' uf ltwv. l
.W. “'nwa.
Mind T. 1‘. Stmrm.
lk‘rlt visiting lIrr pain-Iris. Mr.
Edward ll Snail.
l‘ltllord Jl‘llt‘llt‘ itttil \lrw J.llrll4~.4lf
.\.~4bIIr_v i’nrk, '.\', .l , :m- noting til. the
ft'hlilt'fli‘i' of ilimur JvII4~ti~, S.III.;.Itu4'k.
Th4- lmlim of llu' Slt'llnulial t'lilll’l'll
hold their annual otruwberry and ice
cream festival in the Err-trimmer!) of the
church, Inert evening.
of New York, Int-4
and Mrs
Mound Moi. Henry Adam». and the
Mirror-44 Helen rind Ethel Moore. of New
York, have arrived in town for the pum-
nwr. and will now occupy the house
lately vacated by Jonas Clutc.
J. W. Jennings, in hintmiquocrsnuon.
:l moummmodrum in three note. entitled
“llorwu ilreonloni. oi Jerico, Vermont."
will la- the attraction at the d't-Iitpurt
Upem llouw. III-at Monday evening.
The rim-plum by the Dramatic club,
Wmlm-Iulny Weiritigmt the Opera llouae.
wit» a brilliant 44144174444» A large number
of Invited gut-nut from out of town were
present. and II ilumrughly enjoyable time
was had by oil. Mimic won furn‘udnal by
Smytlu-‘II 4In'lu'44tru.
A Wilton lady lire-Ira luv lit-v. "
Mn strum-I no“: Middlebmok K4
Wilton. come to Nomnlk to do fibril“
Iiliopping yesterday afternoon On if“
mum homeobont 7:00 oclock. who was
just uteppimg out of the carriage. when
the horse nuddeuly started. throwing the
Indy forward. She fell to the ground.
breaking her right arm and molly
Ipmitilng her left, belidos otherwiaa
injuring hemlf. She I'll taken into
tbehou-e. but as the Wilton physician
was out of town and it wan linpmsible
togetom from Norwalk. the did not
receive medical attendance until this
morning. In. Hiddlubrook in quite
largeanditiemtknownhowbodly III.
In injured. *’ *Wh ,, ..
Conductor than“ Inland.
Further particularaof the unldent at
it.» “mobster yesterday morning
statetliat extra freight No. 4. went
bound,wuarunltitoby work train Bo.
Ill]. Thefrelght train was Hopped It
tlietime,andthswork train engine
oameroundaaharp curve and the col-
Iiiloureaulterl More the train could In
stopped. Bothtralus m badly dani-
load. and air cats were thrown from the
track. Conductor Gannon. of the
freight train, wa- siightly injured.
WWI-”DIM”.
rum 1. Mlm’lwmmm
mummy-Iron loading. ended
WM.
palm“!th J
”always-ind tilt—4
. 1% sum «flam-
ism Suhflmawatilat
what Wino-and trim-“hum
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IIIIIIII on when“
Important lew- ol the (tonal: and inat-
(ihrowlelad In a condensed Form.
Herbert ll. Hotchkins. a Thomruitou
merchant dropped dead' In his store yuio
terdey.
The trial of the Phelan- Walsh quo
wurmoto cake at New Haven will proba-
my be dubbed next Tuesday.
, Negotiations are in progress for the
amalgamation of the carriage spring in-
dustries of Bridgeport.
The lease of the Stonington line by the
New York, New Haven rind Hartford
railroad was ratified yesterday.
New Haven Democrnte ore nursing II
little boom for ex-(ioveruor Charla R.
lugersoll for presidential camlidnte.
Edward 'Bcecher. 35, of Terryville,
committed suicide yesterday morning by
hanging. He was to have been married
in two week»
The well- known Champion House at
East Huddam, the property of the late
Mrs. Ferdinand Ward. will hereafter be
devoted to slimmer boarders.
Senator Plait and Francis Stevenson,
Jr., caught the largest string of trout of
the moon on a fishing trip, Tuesday.
They brought home seventyoeveu line
ones.
Mabel Force, aged 4, of Waterbury.
has recoveml “.000 damngt-e from Dr.
h‘. l’. Gregory for the loss of an eye
The suit was based on the charge of im»
proper treatment.
Milton (l. Barlow, the old-time ruin—
'lrul. has purvhrwsl the famous widow
Knapp place at anmbull. and will. rlur‘
ing the mason, keep open house to the
rm-rubeni of the pmfeuiun.
A 4'qu with two pvrfm'tly formed bends
W424 born at \Iniirbury \l‘ninmlny.
The spine was divided Into two parts
from the lumbar region to the sacrum.
One of the forward bun-II was reversed.
The animal's neck was broken during its
birth.
A platform has ln-en laid nor-es the
tracks at Southport. for the couvenienm»
of the railmnd emyloyes. and gates will
be put up, A platform will probably be
laid from tho t'nlpentu avenue btldge
east. Thr- pnh‘strinns may walk entire-
Iyuroun-l the femur, or go under the
tracks. the latter being pn-feruble.
William II. Hamilton, formerly super-
intendent of Robinson's for factory at
Danbury. was killed by a train at New-
:Irk. N. .1. Monday evening. lh- wns
long :I rmitlrnt of DzIIIbury. but left six
yrumugo to lm'onw one of the super»
vision oilivem of the l'mu'ent Watch
(‘zIw-t'ompunyof Newark. "4' Wu." 63
years old.
Th» New Haven I'nllndrurn says (but
the 4 ‘unsolI-lnted road hashirrd six of the
' New England's best enginwm to run on
its new {anti-13mm trains. A New Eng-
land employ» toys that the six men had
been on the mad for runny yours. They
were the bout. the faster“, the moat mm-
ful engineer» in the employ of the com-
puny.
The 4-1494- ol William Rico. the colored
mun of Stamford who bi charged with in-
cest. wan continued until the September
term by Judge Andrews in the i‘riminnl
Superior ('ourt yesterday. Attorney
Kcnuclly of Stamford appeared for the
prisimer and objected to the mutinunuw,
but his objection wan overruled. Bonds
were fixed at W)
outer flood 'I'rado Infected by liter-u.
At pl‘t'tiflll the oyster need trade in at a
standstill all along the Connecticut coast
The snore minnod wind storm of last
Thumluy is the t'aum. Previous to thin
storm vessels werecatching 1.000 butbels
a day. On the name grounds now thin
quantity could not be caught in four
day». The rough weather hubad the
effect of covering the union with and.
A44 the writer grown warmer they will
work uremia-Ives out again, but the cor.
eringof sand is very deep, and this will
take M'Vt‘flll Week. Previous to the
4mm there were 150 ailing vmhr on
naturalborl just outside the harlxw of
ih'idgqrort. Not a boat was to be non
ymmlay. and it In not likely they will
trouble to work with profit for moral
w4~eka.-~l'i|llmlium.
i..rl:u... no.4...
One of the but imitations of gold that
has'yctbeenmuloconoiotu of III) parts
ofpureropper. "attitude! magnesia.
Motrralarnmoniac. lBof quieklime and
Don-ream oitartar. To thr- melted cop»
par the uremia. niammoniac. quick-
Iimeandcrrarn of tartar are added in
www.mhlntholorm of a
powder. Alia-r the mature has been
stirred for half an hour the
tin Ia incorporated with it, and the ma-
istheubesisd for a furthsrperiod ot
thirty‘iive minutes. The result is a
malleable mnpound capable of taking
ahtghpolishaud very slow to tarnish.
The advertising agents for themaau.
tactumol Anchor soap-rammi-
ingiu Norwalk ard this city. it is their
III-Ia. to all at each house and by per-
mhaion plsoo suitable datum for
theemvenieutthedAnohoved loop in
the Mishbathnnd kitchen, fluent
charge. ’l'booonvenienuc and economy
of thin mottled 0! using soap
in self recommending, and wild.-
ever it has been intuitions-l it
li- taken the market for both public
44,44:
mum yadfi
WWhflmM m
I
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”amulet
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STREET. 5 UTH NOR ALK. CONN.
_ ’Ltlt’l' or “our merino
now to Arming.” a Wardrob- lu Its leap-
taulo for Travail-g.
Are you going away thin summer? If
no, before you go you must pack your
trunk, and perhaps a few suggestions as
to the bent uretbodoto be followed in the
Operation tlmt so many ilnd diilieultwill
be acceptable. ‘
In the first place, sit down and think.
Consider well just what is absolutely
uccursary and leave out of the list what-
ever you can wesibly get along without.
'l'hrn remember that in these days at
hurry and drive when your baggage is
one piece among thousands, unless every-
thing lit “dovetailed" with absolute ac-
curacy, when the trunk is opened you
will be confronted with u disheartening
mess of shoes, bonnets, laces, rind writing
materials in dire confusion.
Packing a trunk so that everything will
remain where it is put is on art. The
secret in this line is to have the founda-
tion absoluwa level and compact. if
you begin with a gown at the bottom of
the trunk, its bulk should be equalled by
everything else that is put in that layer,
so that the protons of filling the trunk
will be accomplished in sections.
It is well to place the heavier materials
at the bottom, filling up the interstices
with about. slippers or other ruunll arti-
cles. ouch carefully wrapped in paper.
If there are apnoea still unoccupied pad
' them with tissue paper _or newspaper.
Gowns should be prepared carefully
for packing. so that they will not muss.
If there are any pleatiugs it is for easier
tobosw them down with coarse thread
than to repair thetrimrning if it becomes
crumpled by the frequent handling of
tht'trunks by the "baggage somehow."
Put tissue paper between the folds of
cunts and draw, and a little padding of
the mine material in the Slt’t‘l‘t‘il will be
of grwat advantage in avoiding unsightly
creases. Always fold Intrefully and
smoothly, making the folds where they
willbethe least noticed. In this way
the body of the trunk can be tilhd neatly
and compactly. A shret of linen cover,
placed over the clothes and tucked tight—
ly in around the edges. will help to keep
them In place.
This done. then comes the tray. Every
trunk ban a place for bats. Now the
only way to put In a but so that it will
look like anything when it is unpacked.
Isto brace it up and pad about it with
bandkerchiels and ribbons and the thou-
sand and um- little uir-kvnacke that a
womun "mus! bow" to complete her
traveling outfit. In this way the space
occupied by the crown of the but can be
iiIh-d to avoid crushing, and the brim
4an be pn'svi'vml from crushing while
the trimming is protected by the still
lid of the tray.
It IS always “'4'” to pack underclothiug
In the tray of the trunk, placing on top
Ibvnight dnuws and other articles you
will need first on your arrival at the dos-
tination. Think how much more you
Will enjoy your journey if you know that
when you :Irrirenll that is necesuary in
to nil-w the lid and lum- nt hand just
what is wanted and the work of un-
packing can be left ‘till a night'» n'fruih-
ing sleep has been enjoyed.
llottlm. hand-mirror», brush and
mmb, illhl othertorb't articles should be
carried In It hand-bug. Then they will
not unbroken and are at hand If you
wish to use them at intervals on route.
in this wny packing beuqu-s a science
and traveling n pleneumuble part of the
aummerouting. instead of a sermon of
prohmged anxiety.
The Tallapoou Ila-I I'allare. ‘
The failure of the Mmhnnin' and
IlIIu'rI' Bank in Tallapooaa, Ha... wan
meut'uml the other day. The bank or»
antluor, it more. happened in there and
found that with 050,000 capital and “0,-
000 depordta the mnmu had ".000 cash
on hand Holound further that It. L.
Spencer the bank's vitolmident. hurl
borrowIdfl-Hlili) oi the buuk‘n roomy.
Ihuughtholsw limit. loam to ten per
cent. 44!th cspiial to one penon. The
din-atom said this was a coalition of
thlngu that they did not know slamt.
Mr. Spencer was arrested. the was sick
at home, but Wu put under arm-t.
ago. manager of the Novelty Work:
that nuimimutly wont to Wailingfmd
and failed. The concern had a bad
name imeabrmts, Spencer hails from
liner. '
livery man wbohas name-y is abused
for not buying the thin;- other people
want to get rid of.
if a New York millionaire grm a din-
mat othareuueeudflthotmt costing
notion. which min 41
“on: ..... We" "in”
turs' vo iopay
euclifmtkctI-Bidemmcum 4E...
what would bottle savingper capita if
the dinner should not be gimmt there
beinginpevmatthefmv
Inquire Iidruglttwe where
you may lave the prairie-tanked and
gut informatim fitment-Blood (lure.
Sperm was in Ilurtlm'd seine years ion
Will be served free of charge by a lady representative,“ the firm
of C. W. Kopf & 00., New York. at our stare 'l‘hurmlayhl'riday
and Saturday of this week.
one ten—cent package will make
lilIMIlES E.
LEADING
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
(Youtainin
TI DE TA
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
aymoud street.
HOTEL AN
Saturday,
Monday,
Two Bands of Music,
In the
String Band
a. m. to in p. m.
The Annual Ball
or THE
Germania Sengerhund
WILL Ill: HELD Ix
«unwasia run.
WASHIXHTIIX sr. animus“. surmount
noioir EIIEIIIIIII Mirao
Music by Heine's Orchestra.
T'cke‘s Mimi: lll4‘l‘llrllllymumn5fl cell's
In) 'lt‘r. If
iioumr ll. R4444,“
\‘I.
J44~I:I'u.~'rr.r.r\ IV ‘44 IIII.v.~’I‘ W Hill.
Humor HILL. .lu-an'u If in, no
rill llll'ltl‘~l'\i ”441:: nIH'Iruri-
Tutu or i 'HI;I~lIl.fA N Li.“ \‘5. i. \TI:
or ‘rill qux or Snitwua. Iii:-
i'luinr.
N'trsol'i‘ Ii\\l‘l'll| ll ~ ~. Itrrdgv NH “4.)
l‘fiunrilrirtmxrv. 4 33h. “\El. H!
I own the complaint 4! ilu- ~|ltl Ilulnrt II
Rowan. praying for nob-om therein '44-! forth
for the i-Im-lw-urv of run 12/ rumor mun.
agn.ot. . lrlli'llllilrlu llwl' our: on llllllkn-
l’lnn in and fur l‘atrflrl-Ii lillhl}. no the rim
Monday In Jrinr. lwl. It a xprriu town-I In
lug forum] by ilrr nlllm rib rtg authority that
the laid Ilefv-udanta ilmrw full and 14mph
|ll dl are non nutrient... and ruido Int' brain.
In the Blair of l‘vnnnylrnnin. and that lllt‘
Wat-um and (‘ rflllloh oi the nahl I 44r-
del Hullliaumorwaurd. urn Inndr partim in
thin action: lhvrrforv-
(lllllllllll. Tlial Mllr'r n! the prnrlcmy of
mid Iona lalni ln‘lventoilwlte wrmntatlw
and ( lion: of said tonic-Ila ullivan. dr
round by publlnhlnl thin order III Till: I“ v I!-
Imus-mun A daily now-pup" primed In
South Noiwalk. In rial-l t‘.4IurIty time do
niwrmivoly. Imqumtugum min-ion ilII- 'Jni I
III) 0f Mann A..." It“. and that twin-4 of tho
punk-my of said tomplolnt hr quII to Mlll
leomllall and Joseph "all In. drpiniiliru a
room! laid complaint. rtiaiiou at» out" or
not on or before the filth Ila of ”It A. ll.
one. In ibepo-i "Illa. pow-tar». 4 in! In in 4-444 ll
of 'aatd nupmuleat- at i “ho-4m l'vuuvslunta.
My order of t '0."
Wit. 1' "AV". t‘s’l)
(link of "it tiourt oft‘ "mm-In Menu for 1".alr
lIr-lrr
n
.Vufnr
livid Lin-my. :44an fit
('olilllldi'l (Panhluau
to. Order
'l‘uir II In In t’uMlAKluf
i an avoid. Notice.
anuort‘ozitm. in limit-rm .Mny
l’uunmhuwvv. 4‘1“». A tint.
I' one the mutant of mid ( 'ormlimi 'alla
ban. praying for mm- thrn-in set forth. for
m venting the title In qrrtafn mi
matotbnreindnr bwlinilu- pininilllnvtum-
able to the "ulterior i‘ mm in am for "I'm-Id
(purity. on then MI! T 447 of June. Ill! lI
appearing to and being found I» thr mint rib-
iiig authority that the bein- of mun-4,44 will
ban. In» or Town of .‘imwalk. «Imml.
are tulle parties In this arllon. and tha- pinin-
iiff dor- uot know who said heirs Minor where
an of them midi, then-Irm-
coin t be rim ”a Milne do 44% ”l4
. I I 0 0’ fl
Tun .mnro it w
a dot v news"!!!
{Villa Norfolk. in aaid i' minty.
”hwy“ commencing on or by
"gun the Good" or lit-r.
All. ill.
Mill“)
”wk of In mm Court for ngflgd
To the Public.
Having rvold my (‘mr Imam. mm" Main
and Wilmington streets. to Mount. Wlwlpiuy
Ot'larkeri-Ibinnprm my thanks to all
for their liberal putrniutgoin the wt. and
flout mpvrttuily oak for a nmiinuam of the
some to my m. Very truly.
nib it owns: umwmm.
Gradduck’
MARKET.
II. II! 'Iflllll‘lfll STREET.
To the “Flubilc.
4- rmdmlwuul. baring ”1|"th the
7 Mm Lurk-
”Washington Mm".
mommpntfully madlrltgromluuapvc:
oft Hillier-l of bile
aimed"... rm" thorn"
I“
unhaadas heretofore. (tail undue pm
Immunity.
my. M "W ‘ “AIRS.
‘ii'orros.
MY NEW BOAT CATALOGUE.
We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of this most
healthful and popular article, which Is made from selectedAmeri-
can Pens and pure Extract of Beef, and will be found convenient
and economical for summer use, as it requires little cooking, and ‘
one >mmqunrt of soup.
SEYllllllll
GROCER,
LIGHTS and SIGN ALB of LONG ISLAND SOU ND.
LES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27.50 to $3.000
WarerooomH \Vater street. foot of
HEMORY PEASE.
IIRAIIII OPENING I
ROTON POINT
D GROVE.
May 28,
May 30,
AND
MEMORIAL DAY.
Afternoon and Evening.
G rove.
FULL MILITARY BAND
In the Pavilion.
for Dancing.
Rotou Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN.
Steamer ”Jessb’e B." will make
General Manager.
hourly trips daily, from 10
I royror & Golden.
BeaIEstate and Insuranoe.
WASHINGTON STREET,
sorru NURWALK, CONN.
ambit '
“' A X 'l' I: I).
\Vl IIHE wrlntml lnlnkr 4'~ar4 (If an invalid
old huh; \good hurrn: and fttll’ wages; no
housework \ppllyVImmulb-trly at No 50011-
mrdstrr-hi flout wisorwnl In) 251!
F W girluooprz-rth mublne-o ~
. at Krlrw :-
41 LU’ (.4: lory’. Kl “' mlrlnglon “Nit
544mb nr'wlk. '.44 I will
~trn4li 44:an I'. In. lKl | ‘. lmmlnngspptl
4- so)
I V
I 0 LIVE.
l. Mini-Z plrmmri morn with
- 4 r Iuo nrrfrrrrrrdrv-d rmrm u nr Tm
IIIII front run it \4 rib Irv-ll 'l'tilllll ml] dull“?! find
4 IIIII.4- 4 r I. ~4~ <4Ivinlde for n dot [or or tlrntlnt.
..r fur film'lll-Ilialt mid \tifr or indiv.i4luals
i' Hi In mm M .\-4 I Him! ll
5. I .III ,ilurrt ” ‘ ”rm-Egg"
liil' It lIiNlblH up'pi " out fl .
3H ”0“ ill .~ rm Fl’r'". l4>~<4u~~irllrlnin
“In .\|I;Il\ I44 'l.4\| W Jr ii- vlrln- I) or W . \ mines,
or I144 kwmvl Mimi "1351]!
\ .‘Il l'l'ol IIII- rm rurru will In It! Inn Hilti‘ll
d- “lflllilt unruly. II-III M: 'nmm-v-nlon
InIIImIIuIII) \mls In”. H ltlu an \i -
Itrglon arr-,4! NIIIIII Mireillk. it. ring-1’;
l\ rrmuiu mru-r of North Mam
’ and Ann
S ntrnu. ri'ul. 51.4 lIvIIldIn lot» for sale
on “mull-uni NH'IIIIO‘ and loud \urwnlk.
Aim bonus rind I do III illl pnriunf the town.
Imprin- 44I in. .\ “outward
AT pimp. 0mm rmrnu on “athl
Ii hilt
ll nirwi.‘ 7.14 murmur; \\ gm nrrut. .‘Elli
harm-m I'mlor rumor. tlmli noun, born.
Rut-Inn madam-tun 3I4lllv ham-4- 44ml barn.
Slum Inqu rurlllaymnm Hm. nIJIIw
t Inllu- a prvI-Iu.
lll'lhfih of right "Elli“ on t '41!“ 441ml. near
I mun mu in: nth t
.N’ortb iluin arm-.4 . 44 ’my'lillr'
NTIIKE illi Dori Point Inn" Ill mall ll!
nuldu nun-I. Flu-4t Surwnlk. ‘rgvliifiiot:
5'."le m- n Turn in Wllltam'i .
ermn rra-ona 4 44 M4 4’4' to .l in Tr I
Mlllvnnhlr 4444mm. ital: \‘orw’alk' willy}:
liW‘..l'l i [Vii f lor
:\ ~li44ntmi. o mgr llr afield? flaunt}:
run about. to ho
my”:
'finfib’m blur-e Tntlur arenuv It); 5
I Water ntnct Iv' r4 "norm. ‘Il’ "m.
Akin”.
farm lulu-v Imu Imrxim 44m wool:
lo. m 4mm: lion-Hun. Iii) llnymoovf
r044.
()Nlfl m-.nmi floor apartment of Mr roomlv
Imh null-burn 444mm. taut wanllr:
wan-v In; rant.” m h lv to John 1"! o .
3'4 llivvnidp nun», Ina-t '.orwalk Alli fn
F0“ NA LI}.
I Ii lIiMi int. niiuat i wont
B iirvaI-w Murm— N" gull” "manning
addr 4~ 44 444.1%. 4.44.4
NoutlTNorwnlk. u n II III h ”Ma“
14084".
“Hill It a _
arvl titled and Ill.” “all!” H'non
find" will "turn the mouth: hilt
Hanna. ”In" a nimble reward ”flhllln
DIIIIllIll Pllllll
"infirmity l‘illllTJ
tiot'ru Nun-45m. (lair-II.
Wiii be
lIPENEII MAY 28.
letting. lttlilii' ml Fltliln.
”ION! 444nm A Q'WIAL".
A rt will «about at
it all“. imiufln the New York a
Maven
Norwalk Chronicler