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III Isl. trial are the most tourist and
explicit ”martial setting forth the medic-
ill will. and curative properties of
Loxatonlk.
can “what“ baritone for you. Tull-
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hm. erw. C. ‘outc and John
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qt! would be glad to give you
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kinds, to 1d1wl1 an udrm'ssr’mr is charged,
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Mlnlature Almanac tor ‘l'o-morrow.
Sun Rises Sun §ets lllgh Tide Low This
at am at” 1 :3) at ' at 11:10
DID
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
To-day warmer. clear weather and fresh to
light southeasterly and southerly winds will
probably prevail. followed by cloudiness. 0n
Thunday partly elondyto cloudy weather will
probably prevail, with slight temperature
changes and fresh southerly winds. followed
by rain. and on Friday partly cloudy. slightly
cooler weather preceded by rain on the coasts.
. This Date in History—June 1.
This month is named for June, the sister and
wife of Jupiter in Roman mythology. She was
the goddess of prolific nature. queen of tho
skies and protector of married women.
lab—Henry Dandolo. famous
general and dogs of Venice.
dd.
1
lerKentucky admitted into
the Union.
lbw—Pope Gregory XVI died. 3
was succwded by Pius IX. ‘I _
who was 111110 until his ’2‘:
death in 1H111.u..1- longesl
oceupamy of the papal
chair.
1m Mammy of Christians (tumour m
by the Druses in Syria begun and lasted a
month.
lab—First battle (so calledl of the civil war In
Virginia, at 1' atria: Court House; (\1mpauy
B.ottheSeeondl' ..S.eavalrywasthe
Federal“ army. "
m—Battle of Btraebnrg. Vs. Stonewall Jack-
son fighting in retreat.
tut—First day's conflict at Cold Harbor. Va.
BID—Jame. shields. soldier. died in Ottumwa.
1a.; horn in Damn-anon. lrelaad. in 1810.
lM—Burricane destroyed large part of Sofia.
Bulgaria.
sotrrr 11011111111. '
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saying.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris will suit
this afternoon for the south.
The boat Lizzie McWilliams is dis—
charging a cargo of coal at J. H. Ferris
dock for the Nomaik Lock company.
“1’. H. lloyt is building a large ad-
dition to his residence on llayview
avenue. '
—~-l.ustrin1-at Ii. 1". Stew-115'.
Street Commissioner Fitch‘s mm have
been scraping the superfluous earth off
of West avenue. and Qhe road but is
greatly improved thereby.
The tire loss in the United Stats during
the week ending Friday. May 27th, 1892.
was $1,916,000. This makes an average
loss of $273,714.28 per day.
Don't suffer from any kind of head.
ache! Dr. Richardson's Celery, t‘ubeb
and i‘bamomile Headache Powders cure
within 5 nutrition. Ask for 51'. or 101'.
sample.
The trail of the (Iormania Su-ngcrbund,
Monday evening, was largely attended
and very enjoyable. Heine‘s orchestra
furnished music, which, as usual, was or
a very high order.
Dir. Paul J. humans, of New Jersey,
will preach at the lecture room, if? Chest-
nut street, South .Vorwalk, at a quarter
before eight, Wmlnosday evening. Juno
lst. All are rordially invited to be pm
out.
—-Tlr11 Eagle Bottling Works are boom-
ing. Aiour-borseload to ltoton Point
aadacnr'loadio South Norwalk Tues
day,ahowsl1ow our people are rising
theirgoodr.
Wrightd Flynn have just turned out
nvsryattractivebakaywagua for De-
ltott & Fowler, which shows their
11111111 excellent Woflmutablp: 111111
months streets for the tlrst time
Monday.
The mailer Berkshire oxprem. which
willbepatonfortheseaannnao, will
run from New York as an independent
train. (Inductor C. 1:.er and
Fargiurorbavid Vaughan will probably
run the trains between tiouth Norwsik
and New Kitten].
Recent motions for (rounecticut: 0r-
igimi, Hiram A. Hemp-tend.Tl111vnaaW.
Cele. 111cm ll. Bbubel, Johan. Bturgea.
John W. Magnum:- O'Brien, lien-
ry C. Barnum, DewittV. Bradley. Henry
B. Plait, Jerome lent; Increase, Edward
.L. 11111, all- P. Ker-bio.
mil-The Jaipfiootot the gun clubs in the
State league for the Keystone trophy
willbebeldat the rangeon tlnBaater
groundnlulyt. Tbohagnebconrpesed
11f atmttwenty-ilvc clubs androureof
tbebestrhoodng mmhmmy be
expected.
~Rev.fisnsnettl.rorbsr.offlartford,
11111111111111. madidate for governor in
loamwiftrpmkoatlrehassoftbem
pigalnmnflitmm’s
grocery “shutdowns.“
Admeerdtattytrrltsdtohsartblubie
unanimous on “Loan-
South Nurwalk.
Mrs. B. J. Lawrence 111 ill at her home
on Clay street. m
Butler Lodge, No. 97,]. 0. 0. l-‘., will
confer the iniatiatory degree today.
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A nephew of Dire. Henry Tymll died
at herhomc on Rotor: llill last night.
aged about one your. ‘
Joseph W. \Valeh, Charles Harris.
Charles Pennington and Thomas Good-
win have enlisted in Company 1).
Tire annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk school dishict will be held next
Tuesday evening at the Franklin street
school house.
—Strawberry short cake and Ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
J. R. Raymond has the contract to
build Mrs. Dichuley's new brick block
on Water street. it will be 2551150 feet,
three stories high.
William Plunkett, Robert J. Fountain
and William R. Keysor woretined $2 and
costs this morning by Justice Townsend
for being intoxicated.
Roth 1k Goldschmidt have concluded to
build the addition to their corset factory
two stories high instead of one.
meusions will be 571130 feet.
Sherman Council,
hold its regular meeting to—mo
iug. Another member will be admitted
to the mystic circle. All l,lt.l.'1 members
are requrstcd to attend. as llllsllu-ss of
importance will be brought 11p.
—For the convenient use of Anchored
Soap. the rr1n1111factur11rs will place Hoop
Rangers in your Toilet, Bath and Kitchen
without charge. If their agent calls :11
your home give him this privilege.
David Francisco died at his mom in
thorium-x to the Old “'ell hotel last
night, ago] seventy years. it» was em-
ployed as a shoemaker by inorrsbury,
Mathewson it Company. "is remains
willbe taken to Weslport, his former
home. for burial.
Company D will go to Daubury l-‘ri-
daycrening and hold a battalion drill
with Company 6, of that place. A
special car will beput on the train for
their accommodation. The train to Dan—
bury will leave at 6:30, and returning
leave Danbury at llzlfi.
The summer travel up the Shrpmr;
and llousatorric nwls has Cunlurvunnl
and the New York express. on the ".111-
bury and .Vnrwnlk division transfers
many lutswngers to the Shcpaug train at
Bellini every evening. New Yorkers are
flocking to Ridgutield unusually early
this season and that village will have a
boom of its own. —llunbury News.
—f‘11r11 notice with pure cream, :11: a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
The steamer l‘ity of Albany made her
first trip to New York this morning
carrying quite a large number of pas-
sengers. As usual about half a don-n
whoexpectedto board but. arrived on
the wharf in time to see her go down
the harbor. They took the tmiu to their
destination. The boat was gully dummi-
ed with flags and looked very bright
in her new coat of paint.
The handsome chapel of the East Ave-
nuc t‘ongrvgational church, of lsx'kport
N. \'., of which Rev. Herbert 3. Brown.
formerly of this city. is motor, ' nearly
completed and services will be ISM then:
for the first time on the .1111 inst, al-
though the formal dedication will not
take place until the ltlth. lt Ia built of
brick with stone trimmings, and has a
seating capacity in the auditorium of '51!)
audio the spacious gallery there is room
for 200 more people.
*lh'ginningJuneM. I! ll. Comb.
iclayumwlll have on lrarul I lull
line of the latest. summer noveltinr in
bats, ribtrmr, etc, and fortherumalndrr
of the week will trim huts purclraml of
her 1111110111 charge,
The Bridgeport Union rays the setdo
Intween Ike Williams, of that city. and
Danlicletyre, of Booth Nora-1k, at the
Park City Athletic games on Dama-
tiou day, was exceedingly interesting.
While Williams was the better of the
pair. the work of Itclutyro me of such a
character as toeause William-to erm-
elrrhiabestskill. Thetlueerounds
were undoubtedly in favorof erlhrne.
liclntyre has the making in himot a
good boxer. “N
Theaccountottbeboatnceat llotou
Pointonneearatienllay,1ruaornewhat
misleading. Captain (ho-man's but.
sailediryGharles Brotbenouweatovsr
titecounr twice, m agreed upon,”
declared the winner at the race, and
neatvedtbe money athtake besides.
pmnauttrouttbeltotool’ointlrnprove-
mt company. The boat Charles
Rtleyrailedwaetbo "Edith.“ Another
nectarbimneneyisllkety tutah
plenum ~
AWeatllorvralklnlyeatuetopelioe
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WmWUfllkmw
For
surveys.
52.110. to war
Mrs.
afternoon.
and evmxing.
rwtnuruut.
Remnants very cheap.
Good quality Body Brussels and Velvets st 01 or).
Better grades Body Brussels, velvete and Moquettés.
Large Assurtment Mattinge and on Cloths.
VOBWALI NEWS.
. .
A Ilraeay Budget 1‘ Items from the
brated in St. Mary‘s church Saturday.
Engineer C. N. Wood is getting out.
maps of his recent Darien and Rowayton
Altair ham at Mitchell's from 51:. to
street, Norwalk.
The safe deposit vault for the National
Bank of Norwaik was shipped by the
makers today.
Professor E. H. Wilson’s school is clos-
ed today on account of the sudden ill-
ness of Dir. Wilson.
The last drill of the season of Company
F 111111 held last night. After the drill
refreshments were served.
Martin Kellogg, of East avenue,
whois seriously ill with congestion of
. the lungs, is not quite so well.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Sunday school superintendents of Fair-
field county will be held at Wilton this
The Latins of St. Paula church will
hold an apron 1nd towel sak. in St.
Paul's parish rooms tomorrow afternoon
—lto;1:u1n:1ble prices at lane's depot
I11 Cannons, it is said that the Charles
1‘ule place, which was burned last wee-11k.
«as burglurizml and 14:1 on tire to cover
traces of that crime.
Engineer Wood and his assistants went
' evening.
to a point 11 mile above the Urupc dam
on the same stream, Monday, to survey
a site feasible for the prowsed new stor-
age reservoir.
There will be a joint meeting of the
selectmeu and school visitors at the
seiectnrou's oillce, Tuesday evening.
June It. wrcceive estimates and make
appropriations for the ensuing year.
.\ high mass of requiem was said over
1h.- rt-muins of Miss Kate liaison, who
mu killed by the cars film-lay morning,
at St. Mary's church yesterday morning
at it o’clock. Rev. Father Walsh oiliciut-
ing.
— t'mwl-‘ur every live centa' worth or
over _t‘11t| pur1l11‘1111- at John T. llaycs’
news store. 2'1 Main stn-et. .Vorwalk. you
will I't‘t‘t‘t‘ 1- a penny morning or evening
pupa free.
Herbert \'aIrN1-.e1.ot this place. and
Miss Muyure ll11yt.11f New York city,
will be martial at tln- home of the
brrdc's [Interns 111 0111: liruuln-d and
'I‘chtyninethetn‘otorr the owning of
June H.
Tire board of government of the
Knights of Columbus will hold its annual
meeting in June in New Haven, and at
that time an eflort will be mado torhange
the law of the order so that females can
be admitted.
The Minot Cranberry Plains will
hold a strawberry festival Wednesday
June 8. The entertainment
will be an illustrated lecture by Thomas
R. Thompson. of New llaven, grand nec-
retary oi’ the l. t). (I. T.
—-.Vorwulk Straw Works’ samples of
children's four-y milor hate. Two Iota,
one at 25¢. each and mu.- lot at 351:.
each, well Worth from 751:. to ".00, at
Dim-hell's lint atorrwpposito l’uet ()lllce.
Norwalk.
Rev. ti. ll. Watkins. rector of time
church, leaves Norwalk for Philadelphia,
9a., where he wrll vhltllh father. after
which hewill takes short trlp tofftlte
benefit of his health, returning home the
latter part of the month.
The (leruran waiter employed at Wil-
liam tleeeberg’s moment on Knight
street skipped out lemorial day has
Wm of the season We give 11 CASE DISCOUNT of lo ole. per yard on Best Extra
Super Ingrsins and Burliury Tapestries; :5 our. per yard to Medium Grades, Short Lengths and The 11115111111 Teas and Coflees imported. Fancy New Butler
2511 lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb. I
A. . DIC‘KERMAN & son,
‘84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
lll'lill THE RIVER.
lows Ind 011qu 11! the Day In last
on a business trip.
A huge load of coal is being discharg—
ed at J. Wallace Marvin‘s dock.
Robert Anderson caught the first week
fish of the season last week.
Groceryman Frank Day and family
are moving into Din. Iargaret Voorhrs'
cottage on Betta Place.
Iii. Adelaide Westoott will give a
threepart monologue entitled “A Trip
Through Switrerland” at the East Ave.
nae Di. E. church, this evening.
Christopher Schultz died Saturday, at
the home of John Kaska, aged
sixty-seven years. The funeral was
held yesterday. interment in the East
Norwalk cemetery.
“WAYNE.
The trial of Stephen Minor at Daricn,
yesterday morning, before Justice Koch,
resulted in the young man‘s conviction
on two counts. The first was for steal-
ing gates from property near the thorny-
ton bridge and the other for wilful and
malicious damage to Ishade tree upon
the some property. The total line
amounted to $7 and costs from which
an appeal was taken.
HERE AND THERE.
Important Sewn of the County and State
Chronlcled In a Condensed Form.
William R. White, the pioneer bat
111amrtn1'turer of this state. is dead at
l'l.111bury, aged 82 years.
1111. 1'. Augusta Wordiu, widow of
Nathaniel S. Wordin, has presented the
Burmughs'home at Bridgeport with a
check for $1,001) to add to the building
fund.
A boat containing five people, three of
whom were women. upset at Bridgeport
yesterday afternoon. All were rescued.
The thermometer stood at 30° in the
shade at Norwich yesterday.
it. A. Taylor's blooded coach horse
ran away at Middletown Sunday
evening. and ripped open its abdomen
on 11 barbed win.- fence
Joseph Weeks, whose gambling house
at Bridgeport was raided recently. was
fined 311111111111 costs yesterday. Dlnst of
the per min snorted in the place forfeited
bowls of 6'20 to ’75.
Supreme Court Irretaloaa.
Chief Justice Andrews. of the supreme
1‘11urt,has filed the following decisions
with l'lerk Shelton:
in the celebrated oyster case of the
store against Charla J. Nash no error is
found. “moons are given by Judge
Form. Dir. Nash was convicted in the
mart of common pleas of taking oysters
from the grounds of the American
Oyster company at! Black Rock. lie sp-
pr-aled to this court. and the decision of
the lower court is sustained.
In the vase of Annie 1‘. Haviland
against W. A. Sammie. the superior
court is advised to overrule a demurrer
offered by the plaintiffs.
Theta-rwnlal It‘ll-nay.
The Photon-Walsh inquiry brought out
little that was new yesterday. A large
number of witne-ea adored rebuttal tes-
timony similar to that given last week.
Various witness- from towns all over
the state testified to prohibition and
labor reform ballots which were
contend counted though there was a
blank under judge of probate.
l'erhapstlmmost Important tritot tes-
timony was thatotllwkbl 9- M.
ofNewCaneao, who testified that 1111
Reprblicanballotebadthename of the
caodkldbierjuilgeol‘probaie 1111111111
otfandamthernam ivrittm under R1
Objection w- rahtd. but the testimony
name In.“
William Medal, of Winnipeuk. who
unsuited his mother and brother on the
not been seen or heard from
lmkilybewaauotilketbeotbarvalurs
11.11 11.. team has bedsid‘toak
nothingbutwhatrlgbtfullybrlugad
him. 'l‘lreproprletorisinltew‘lorkto
day looking foraaevrwaltw.
The much-talked-ot prise 11511
teem John Buttery and John
one.
to
Mb.- tlcrcwlldgs. Upon the sharpest.»
l0.
whichwaswbavstskeuplacelntbeold
didnotcoroeolinnaeeountot (Mat of
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principals. mundane-boon
mthewarpatbmadwse dour-that that
bkamskouldwtilghtifkseauld pea:
nightofltay fl, and who seeped the
vlgtlenceotOdieerloreboase,wbowm
aratto arrest him. was arre‘rd early
drhmoralnglrytbeolncc, who found
him at borne in bad. fondue was
lnougbttollorwalkaadlockedup until
lodclock.whsnbewastrisdbetorodup
sauttlnghlnnothsrbaw- iloedt‘land
coats and sentenced to thirty day-in
untchtaetoryoandMlastaifit. jail.
Formula-fined”
111de for melting his broth
bewaresateaoadtothirtydsyeme in
jdl,1aak‘iagatatllatfltandeuata and
drtydsyatujatlmrifldnyaiaall.
rent it.
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last «sale: two mum your:
mmrvtaratagtnmanutlag at
mammoth-lime“
ml hale M’s, on lost m,
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tow-hemlock. Thymus
tyfrtgbtsaaiaadtnrnnretkey slurred
tbelrfrlgbtfisbsttflbauermd toss.
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Pill)?“ YOU KNOW.
"slant Paragraph- allaat Our and
Mini Kittie Parker, of Bridgeport, in
the guest of Dliss Mabel Miller, of West
avenue.
Miss Ada S. Bette. of Newtowu ave-
nue, is the guestot Dfrss [Jule ll. Bar-
ber, of Bethel.
Din. Harriet Balcoui, of Union Park, '3
spending a few weeks with her daughter
in New York city.
Dir. and lire. Edward Drew. of West-
trip to Ridgeiield.
Dfim Ellen Andrews, of Norwalk, has
been the guest of Dir. and Dire. N. B.
Johnson, of Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. llomer F. Buckuam, of
this city, left town today for a month's
sojourn in the Catskills.
William A. lliller. of Albany, is spend-
ing a few days at the residence of J. F.
Holdredge, Berkeley Place.
Connoissioners‘ ottlce, has been taking a
merited vacation today.
Adrian Voltaire and a friend, of New
York city, have been the goats of F. E.
Readmau, of Wilton avenue.
Dire. E. O. Keeler and daughter toes,
of Mott avenue. left town today for
Chicago, “L, for a short visit.
Mrs. Charles ()Imstead, of Norwalk,
has left town for Bethlehem. N. 11.,
when she will spend the summer.
libs Ella Steele. of Springfield, Diane,
returned home today after a week's visit
with Miss Neda Adams. in this city.
lira: Leila Stories, who has been visit
in Miss Carrie Taylor. in East Nurwalk,
has returned to her home in i’ortchester.
Mr. and Dire. Robert Dix. of New York
city, spent Sunday and Decoration day
with Charles Tristram. of Berkeley
street.
Dire. sud Dim Buckingham Hoyt, of
New York city, were guests at the old
homestead on East avenue over Decora~
tiat day.
Mr. and Mrs. leltoy Parish and Mr.
and Dir-11. Charles Parish. of Onronta. .V.
\'., are the guests of Dir. and Dire. ls:-
lioy Adams.
lichen 1). Beam
from .Vewark.r1
and two friends
were entertained by Dir.
on Decoration day.
Dlies i-Itts t‘oley, of Cranberry Plains!
spout Memorml day in Norwalk, the
guest other cousin. Mien Ella Gregory,
of llurnnwr street.
Sikr-s "nested, of New Rochelle. spent
yesterday visiting friends in Norwalk.
Military institute.
Diva. Diary lloppock. of New York city,
who has two the guest of Mrs. llary l’.
Stone. of Camp street. for the past few
days, has returnd lame.
Mira Helena Hill. daughter of lion. E.
J. Hill. went to \‘a-nr Col this
mororng, to take examinations [unpara-
tory to roaring the college in the fall.
Dire. l-It. llermaine and daughter and
Dire. Fletcher Worden returned last
night to their home in .‘lew York city
alters pic-nut visit with Mr. and Dirt.
(lehunlua Worden. of thclnrd street.
Benita llawley expects t11nachllart~
tool with his family on Hominy of next
week. Ira. llawley and the children
will remain In Hartford until June Ill,
when they will go to the little cottage
that has been built at WoodInont for the
warm season.
"In the Wheelmaa are Doing.
. Dr. A.l‘i.(.1arka, of Smith time-lb.
nmruirrffthemraefurthe loll.
mllercadracelobegiveobythe Alpha
'Wbeeiclub, Junel’l. . ,
111eenlvyhlankefortheAlpka 111.41
club‘s ten-mile road nor have been is-
sued, anthrogetlrer with therein-of the
race, are being distribuui some; the
whlmlntbemety.
Prepsrstioasannowbvieg node for
notbsrrelayraoe. The run In to be
InadetrorultewYorktollnatoo. 11111.
ptcbwlll be units] from Paton-tor
VnMotflew York city,» Patna--
tw'l'.it.tiart,otll11ston. limited-
man,ofllartford. will have charge of
thencetmmfiew‘fork “Springfield.
Justwbowill take wt in the err-tart;
buuotyrtbua deflattrly determined.
Thorn-1110mm m on from
llerwalkwillpvoeably be selected in a
Worm _______________
“terminate-tuned.
'i'beyacktrasswblekrrastobavetak-
1111 plane at Order fol-t Itaartay was
postponed until June it. The rsawra
give-wrath» a aambw at the bush
altrrelmaetyetlamlataa,ow-
ninth-“Hm Aactkw
manner-upward".
Minnow-us auek attic ea star-
ebwstlrsttbmwonlibe so crowd to
mummtbryadmwea.
its!" rut-mummies.-
portaveuue, have returned from their ' SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
Secretary A. ll. Camp, of the Water '
and Dim. Matthew Bird of Union Park
lie was formerly a cadet at the .Vorwaik ..
LEADING
nhd “Tu-n. I mm“... & , Other l'etopte'a [rt-aria. H .
”Charles Paul his rtarigned his M1l’1u1_i\ car load or lumber for Ambler“ 3 James Bette o the firm of Bette 1k ,
ae‘clerlt'at antiserum. V 1'» W 1' .;lc‘1'rrir'8 00" 119‘ WW unveil ”m" Irwnw'w'” "'“cl‘u’l' '
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. l‘redKeating is building 1111 addition" 32.111119111011111 M 099"“ 9”,. mg; new... dialling triendsiu thiscity (.ontamrii ' ” ‘ ‘I' "'
l” "'5 residence 0“ WM avenue. store in East Norwalk Jay. lira. George 0M9. 0‘ New Y0“ city, TIDE TA;
I ' ' “ n _ wife of Actor Clarke, lain town toda .
The 11V|g|lol Pentecost Will be ts-le- (7. W. mount started east, y esterday. y of boats from
Raymond street.
Taylor '8: Golden.
Ileal Estateand Insurance
llttilllltlflll STREET,
sultf
WANTED.
vi to do light housework Ap-
anford Place. jet
Y Ol'stl
1 ply at s
)tDE-l'I'lllV by a first-clam nurse for children.
re1 ommended. Apply ‘05:]. (‘.
Ar FEW girls to operate machines at Kelsey‘ s
cigar factory W -‘ street.
South orwnlk, l‘aid while learning and
steady work. F. E. Kel soy. my1l tf
'l‘tD LET.
‘L’RSISHED room it) Raviiand street.
Jul [111'
1101' SE 5 rooms and garden. nrar Fiw hills
River station. at $11 m11ntlr.A1l1ir1-ss
Box 2, Rowayton. Conn. myai tf
\ SlI'lT of five rooms wit the let toa small.
desirable family. Rent "2.
immediate! A 1111. . Kill .1“Ir‘rl-
ington stmrIl.So1i’tlI:I,.VoriIk I. g aninyi'fil Iv
SI
.V moms corner of Vortb Main and Ann
streets: rent. SR1. lluildi lots for sale
on Woodward amour and t .Vorwalk.
Also housrs and lots in all parts of the town.
inquire of E. A Woodward
} A‘l' 1.110.320.1111. rooms on “’stbington
street. .50; rooms on W ster street. $91111:
house 011 Taylor avenue. $10.0): house. burn.
garden and Bus restore your home and barn.
3111111. luqu re of Raymond Bro 111:4 lw
Hul'h SE of eight rooms out ‘edar street. near
tb e sand bank. inquire of F liayee
‘10th Main stunt. myttl tf
STORE on Fort Point street. opposite Rey—
egolds street. East banwnlk recentl'
1-upl by William S. F nch.
Terms reasons le. App y to John Tryon. \‘o.
5811' erslde avenue. East Sorwalk. myt tt
DIV ELLthl of lilroomn very leasantly
111.1111. to its the Music .11 blocky,
.\’11. ll South ain street. Apply to John
Ferris. mys1r_
KW house Tavlor avenue hilt): 5 rooms
Water street. 30511111111531
k avenue.”
fhrrn house. barn. garden am pasturage.
:5“: six moms lh111aytr111.st:i. Raymond
rue. n13
( .Vl. nomad-dun apartment of his rooms
_ nth nun-morn avenue East .Vorwalk:
waterin; "1111,8th h.:\t_1ply to John Try-nu.
Ill Riverside avenue. East .Vorwalk. 111111
[‘03 SALE.
R0121“: wagon for only ill. inquire
Knuth \‘orwalit Hutton «are, l f
r l
GOOD!)
at the
I l ll.lll.\'li lot. situated on the west oldi- of
ltryvlew menus. N11." .1 For partk ulars
address (18.51. John. ll Elisabeth street
MED errwalk. mr’ 3m
LOST.
‘1' 111mm l'tllNl‘ 11 gold running badge.
1 A reward will hr paid for 1111 return to
this other. 11'] It
I-‘lDI' S ID.
l All'l’hl sugar in hands 11! 1.1.11.1. 1vl1I1l1 the
1 owner 1au have by lpplylnu tot‘ Met of
Pollu- Vullmrr «I it
nrrrrrncnusricr
Ham Roll,
A circles Article at toned Int,
l'flllll Ari
Ilrur or lustful linen.
ALW’AYN Till ”AMI: MILD.
AND "NE.
M PILLOW
Illnctlou for floating.
Tnbotta whole orprmioa. place the ml to
boiling water and simmer not hull bent
thank-In» ”it. MD"
to be “will. (bill It at 091" to cold
r ‘ * ‘ ' “was
em 11! ' ' rm 11..
Warmth fat and learnt that end being
unwell Inter-mixed. After the roll has been
sliced in. to aim-t half 1111 town. the
smaller amt... which in my Ina. slmtd
alwarsbsballed.
Best lieu—Tull; 251: lb.
We have matte a reputation for selling
(load’fsa. Weberenllmtshutlnetwwwe
“stunned-elm“ Brecht-at that
Ire-ram dorm or halt-k insert-111
“a?” pie-adhere.
lllBBlE itIIIIMSTIIlIII
e611. 3. Gregory.
r
TI Wen Baum Strawberries and Fresh Vegetables.
W and Club House Cheese, Lainb’s Tongues.
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
I Life!
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GROCER
.Hvs
LIGliTS and SIDNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUN
LES, descriptions and HAN DSOME ILLUSTRATIOWS
$27.50 to $3, 000
seat on receipt of five cents. Wurer'ooomH Water street. foot of
HE.MORY PEASE.
DIIIillIN PlilllI
(GREGORY POINT.)
81117111 Normans,
Will be
IIPENEII MAY 28.
Boating, Bathing and Fishing.
SHORE DINNBRS A SPECIAL".
[VA stage will connect at South V
with tmins on the New lurk and .Vew‘llzvfllkt
rail road. my2l tf
_
Cos xv.
IIolrce:llrty Taxes.
‘llE laxpnt ers of the Chief South .Vonvalk
W are hereby notified t at the 1in tax 11f
l:.~rr1ill— on the dollar. laid on the assessment
list of trill at acity meeting held on the 16th
ll!“ of Dian h. 11:92 will be due and .
lliriyiti 17;... at which time i shall be
ecet'e 19 smiles! in I .l!
Mgr-st. South §11r1vall1. Edna": rltashington
onslty at t e rate ofilper cent. r annum
from May 2.10.2. will be chargrdl; all bills
remaining unpaid on and azt‘ter ‘Jyunel.
'ED
Collector of Cit rues.
Dated at Nrulh Vnrwalk. April 13.,
Notice—School Taxes.
"[ HE taxpayers of the South .Vorwalk Union
S1h11ol District are hereby untitled tint
the dir‘ll’lul tax of two and on1>halt m mills
on the dollar. laid on the town anesamen
of 189]. at a meeting of the strtct held on the
31! do of June. l89l. at the Franklin street
action house. will bedue and payable on the
:1! day of Dlay. 111112.111. whirh timelshall be
ready to rescue the same at the hardnre
store of A. BJ 'oiey. in \lusic Hall block. Ben-
slry at the rateof ninaI (or per cent. a year from
charged on allbills remain!
unpaid on and after Junez, lit: M
M111” ... will beat:
(‘11lle1- tor of Taxes for sfmfgg-[v‘rlirr baron
SI lilkrl dislflll.
Dated South Now-1k. April 12. I“ an In
Read This!
By schemes. estimates and than
you can fool all of the people some 0 the time.
and some of the people all of the time. but
can‘t fool all the people all the time. An
dowment Policy in the Connecticut General
nsuranre (Pom ny is what the people
will have-after they rave been touted into buy»
Ing r1 in 111. 111' 1 heap Insurance. Cheap in-
ellntmels like cheap money; it ain‘t worth
math.
If you “out protection for your famil.
yoursc 11111 use 11! old age I a plain dc nits
polk- y on the endowment p in the Connect-
'rrrréfiencrai Life lmuranorCompany. of Hart.
5. S. L’Hommedleu.
Ara-111,!" Washington St. South Norwalk
I}. DBKIYNE SIIII
Successors to C. B. Delilvn.
5| Washington St. 80. Iomsll,
21 tlairr Street Ilorwslt.
First-rinse
Balers, qulectioners,
lCE CREAM.
(‘. .llcl'il
lIlIllyn I onlmPiu'lxptlyFllled.
l. H. BIIIIWII,
"It'll“ Plillblll. 8TH. and
M8 PITTIIG, Til IllllFIIB,
SHEET Illll W0“
in all bram'hea. A t f comm )
{EIIIIIIKT‘II‘IE‘ 1:3? £1.11}: 3‘ and «3:113:11
mast
Ill" VFW AT!“ “0le .1111
rackets
The finest line of
Slaves. Ranges & Heaters
In the rity.
1111. $1111. 1111: 1111 11an
run. "
4
.. I at .
Mrwislaitentkm given toJobbl .
den will irons-ruin! with prom lturle lnd
rm mt done by 1111.11.11 mt men
rattler Imvm prices.
ill VIIIIIIIWI 8T. IIIIIE.
RULV'WDR 1'0 ll. HILL-3‘.
Cradduck’s
MARKET.
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titre
’lawrb. Witne- .‘ Dried lie-f tie a bunk.
CASH PRICES.
hates-minivan Tweatyrsars experience
fathom-rumbles” Colbert-lav
public. Atrial-flirted
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r
Albln Malina.
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mussels. imam.
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