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plete stock of
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Insect Destroyer
wholesale or re-
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A priaeof Tu DOLLARS IN GOLD will
hadron tothe portion who will beforo‘July
“to lot. we, bend me the moat concise and
explicit toiluonial rotting forth the medic-
inal virtue: and curative proportion of
beatonik.
M just what It haadone for you. Trail-
Imfnll limited to i'I'I'I words. In order that
an impartial and nnpraindicod decition may
« be Wed. Hofmvr W. (3. Poetry and John
H. [kill have kindly amounted to act on
. Julian. Prise to be awarded July 4|.
your work on time.
I moral
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ll Paper
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I have engaged more men and
out now in good shape to do
I have
PAINTERB
novel! an? ”HANGERS,
_flMbe glad to give you
can. on painting your house.
3" Block of “Wall Paper iii com-
3, plots. I not receiving NEW
@913! every few days.
_ ed later the renal out this morning,
oz Eye” person purchasing to the amount of Five Dollars will be presented
with a First-clar- Whip at
,LV. -n 3“” .
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor andw Propriotor.
”“14. .s - . m,
:6 mambo. BR): It months.
’sglz‘w I monlhdifl cents; single copies. 2 cents.
1 srxciiu. iconic-I: I
notice: '0] fowl entertainments of all
kinds, linI-liicli an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to pmmote private
interests, weep! where an mhcrti'aemrnf
offline «more in («1ng columnu,
are damn! for a! regular mm, 10 cent;
a lilac.
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Mint-t uro Aim-nae for 'l'o-morfnw.
”nun m3... Sun so. 'fligb :I‘ide‘ Low Tide
IIII In III.:I in In I221
New York Herald “'cntllar Roracunt.
To-day partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail. with slowly falling temperature and
light to fruit, somewhat variable winds. pro-
coded by fair weather and followed by rain.
which may be heavy, with lightning. On
Saturday, partly cloudy. cooler Weather will
probably prevail, preceded by rain near the
minute. with fresh, variablc winds. becoming
mostly northerly, followed by clearing in this
acctionmnd on Sumluy fair, slightly unrmcr
wrathcr.
This Date in History—June 3.
1W~John Davenport. Thcophilus Eaton and
Edward Hopkins landed at lioaton to found
a colony at New Haven. '
toil—William Harvey. discoverer of the circu-
lation of the blood. died; born I578.
x7324». Edmtmd Cnlamy. nonconformlst di-
vine. died.
lm-Jeflemon Davis born in (Ibrietlan. now
Todd. county. Ky.: died 1&0.
mill—lit) pcrsone killed by n tornado in Illinois
and Town.
lulu—Stephen Arnold Dougiiu died in Chicago;
born April :3, 1313, in Brandon, \"t. '
Kati» The bloody day at. (old Harbor. \ {no
series of despcrgitc thargcs on the Confed-
erate introucbmcuta were rcpulaod with
much elaughlcr that the soldier: rcfuacd to
Inii‘ancc igniu; Federal lot-Mn, killed LEM.
irouuilcd 9,"?7. captured lfilfi ., total 113,732.
including minor cngagcmcnt there.
lWThc Polish language prohibited in courts
of law and public emcee in lineal-n Poland.
SOUTH NORWAIIK.
“'lmt the I'cnpln of Our City are lining
and Saying.
Constable F. S ( onicy has been up
pointed a truant otliccr for the town of
Norwalk by the scicctmcn.
The Bcncvolcnt and Protective Order
of Elks, of Ininbnry, will run an ovcur
sion to Roton Point on the Fourth of
July.
——l~‘inc lino Straw "ate at Knapp’s.
Then» will be a "1001ng of the Scandi-
mivinn Tcmpemncc Society at Prohibi-
tion Hull, Saturday owning zit 7:30. All
un- invitwl.
Ex-(‘wunciimnu hickwood, Hurry
Iiovcm. ()Iliccn-I Iibllistnm- and lrclzitnl
went out this morning and expect to to
turn with all the weak fish in tlic hur-
bur.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia! lit.
Richardson's Celery. Cubcb. Chamomilc
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders curc all
Stomach troubice. Ask for 5c. or No.
samplc.
lilies Etta Taimzulge celebrated tlic
tenth annivcmry of her birth by cnter-
mining several of her young f ricnde yen-
terdny afternoon, at hcr home. corner of
Golden Hill and Summit streets.
—i’nrv cotter With pure cream, no a
cup. depot mtaurant Open all night.
Among the guests moment at the mar-
riogoof Mine Katie llcyun and William
libcrwmxl in i'ortcboetcr. Wednesday
cvcning. won! Mr. rind Mm. William J.
Moaline, of this city. The bride it! a an»
tcr of Mrs. )inelinc.
Arthur Anderson was titrated Wod-
ucndny afternoon in (lmnitovillo by Con-
btnhlc Conley, charged with breach of
the pcncc and mull on Robert Stagg.
He we- brought befort.I Justice Town»
eend, who nollcd the core on payment
of caste.
~Don‘t forgot to attend the auction of
house and lot. ‘27 Lowe rtrcct. Saturday
rt 1 p. m.,nnIln-curc youmlf n homo,
cheap. d’l‘cridii renewable.
The ”Elm Bra L. Ferris iii lying at
Captain 8t. John'u private dock in the
onion cit-noel. Captain Verity attempt
and in winding nmnnd ran her aground,
three days. -
Thoannualeiection of odlccn of tho
Epworthiicagne, of the First ii. E.
church was held Wednesday evening, re-
sulting as follows: President. Charles
11. thwart-nae”. lira May ngby:
big secretory. 1ft- Badle Bod-
well; treasurer, time 8. Killer.
——i-‘or the convenient one of Anchored
WhymWBatb-ndmm
We”. "their-mt calh at
yourhoniegive him this privilep
ucoodingitgtittor-enn tinio.
withdnwalottbel’allnancnaebu will
not-«My W the hunting
rattle. V-flbahweoaebuwm
human-eat.
unummmunir
80th Norualk.
THE EVENING SFNTINEL.’
whmnhowill probably remain two or .
Bupdhenianntactomwmphoo soap m.
FRANCIS '81. 00.,
' The Clothiers,
lieshington 81.,
Show me In. IIIQIpecIn'Iy' .. "an"...
root's bargain house this wcck. ‘
The regular monthly meeting or the
Boardof Councilmen will be held Mon-
daIy evening.
Engincefil". B. Glover oomnieoced the
work otriimng the “some: ln-ne D.
Connor, iii-day.
Mrs. John 0. DiIsbmw died this Inorn~
tug at her home 18 Elmwnod avenue.
uftcr mm illncmf‘”
The South Norwalk Boston store will
give away popular sheet music all next
week. See their new advertisement to-
day for particulars.
wNevr shape Soft lint nt Knapp}.
At the meeting of the members of the
Congregational church Inst ev.ening
Nelson Dickcrrnan was re elected dcacon
for a term of three yearn.
While engaged in a light with apples,
early this morning, Willinm Iii-arse
driver on tile Winnipnuk branch of the
strcct railroad, in his endeavors to hit
Donn BIsscII, put an upplc tIimuIzli our
of the largo from windows of tho latter};
murkct.
All persons who buvc promiscd to ink:-
part in the bell cntcrtuimncnt for thc
beuciit. of the Y. “ C. T. 15.. iii-c rc—
IpiI-stcd to wine to u general rcbI- rsul at
their headquarters-It 7:30 Satunl y ch-I -
ing. June 4. All nicinbcrs of the Union
an.» etpccially urged to conic.
The battalion drill of L'onipunytl, of
Doiibury. and D. of South Nortvaik, in
the Dunbnry armory EO‘DEKIII. will be an
intcrcsliug lX'CllSilill. says tho News.
TIIcIlI-mund for spcctzitom' tickets fill-i
boon so git-zit that it has beI-ti found new»
Notify to limit the number to 200.
A sparring match in»; ilt'itl in u burn
ncrir the turnpike yI-stcnluy uftcrnmn
between )iux Sigmnorc. of South
Omngch .J. and haul: lionsky. of
this citv. The latter was knocked out
at the cud or the sixth round. Quite n
llllmlwr nf' Int-n. sports win-cased I'llt.’
event.
-—The \‘urks arc boom—
ing. Afour-bonuiimd to Roton l'oint
nmlncarlondm Smith Norwnlk Tum
doy,ebuws how our pmpie tirc using
thin goods
l'xIIIiII‘ . < BII- _u Io'l'
lurid» c. it» : pp ‘:tl’-
rd ltt‘h in
[mi- on “hm-inf “rut ill
ltlt‘l't'rl in iinnbury but night. ultvr piny-
ingu benefit for tho llanbury Wheel
club. Thcywonrubligml to soil twelve
of tho tiftccn win-ole with which tin-y
sturtcd on their tour. They came down
on the lily“ train this .Ifu-rnoonund
wont to New York.
Mrs. Sally Scribncrdicd zit tIII- itiilni‘
of bcrduughtcr. film. Jacob Slowson, in
Daricn. this morning. ngcd ninctyscvcn
yearn nndecvcn months. Mrs. Scribner
win born in Norwuik and hill] nmiIlcd
bcrc ncnriy ulI bor life. item-Ice IIInI
Shwwn elm icnvcs another daughter.
Mrs. John l.. iliI'iIurIis.-if this city, from
whine homc, ll Wcot otrcct, tlIc funcml
will be held Monday afternoon of 2
o'clock. ilcv. A. “'bcnton will Iutlicintc.
The Knob Outing club expects to open
the motion at Wilson l’oint. Satuniny.
the iltli into... when the many improve.
month at tho Knob will bc mmplctcd-
(Jurimntcm are now at work on the forge
new float. Home chain that will ac-
commodate twenty turnouts and two
inrgc bathing houscs will be crccteii. A
tennis court will be laid out, where the
member. whomdeaire can while away
tbcboutn by enjoying tlic game hi this
cool mIorIt.
NORWALI SPWS.
A llrnny 3min! of Item- I'rorn the
lion-III Burt of Town.
ltolmi Montgomery. the printer. in
now employed by Edward Taylor.
(inventor iiulkeiey has appointed J.
lieldcn llurlbutt, of Norwalk. pmvccut»
ing ofilccr of the Connecticut Humane
Society for two your from May 24.
)frl. J. b. 0mm, of "menu:
Winnipauk. bar in full bloo "in
front yard,ahandaonie or
will
tree which attract. In It attention. 5E”
~Bue ball. lawn
nominee. at J.
Janina Sutherland, “in. Carrier Dr
F. '1’. Hyatt and Burger- Boiling went
down the harbor after blacklist: yester-
day. They returned ltd-oh loadcdwith
iii: and cricket
i’lnneo’o.
C
Wu”.
Them lion-unto nation at Gan-
nonairnearlyoomptetodandtbegtnnnib
ambeinggradrdandtcraoed.1‘henta-
‘llanaebhaekfromthomalnuaato
makoroonitorthonrwdonbietraok. A
ddingtakeathoplaeaof tiienow track
“mt.
~btrawhotr atlitcboii’a {macho
“.00, ”Valium
The me III-My It the WW
“Matthews“ lar-
Mfl It“,
‘ Iivbcbc Itl’lii William
Remnants very cheap.
Fred Austin. of River chitin is down
the harbor after weak- Iisb to-dny.
The News raya that about Ii holhinmn
Daubury bicyclists IilI probably miter
the road mat Not-walk. June mu p,
Funenleo'rvioaa over Willa runnimt'b'f
John Mitchell wore hit! Mimi‘denniugai
undertaking rooms thh atmoon new
o',clock Rev. C M. Belleck oilloiating.
The Ladies’ society of St. Pqu'Ii church
held a take, apron and towel sale at the
parish rooms yesterday afternoon and
evening. There want large attendance
and the receipts were very satisfactory.
-Lnetrine “H. N. Jonca'.
The Central Circle of King’s Daughters
and Sons will meet in the (Iongregationai
chapel tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
After reports from all the Circles there
will be an address by Miss Emerson, of
New York.
The semijmonllily meeting of the
King‘s Sous will be held in the Congre-
' gatioimi parsonage Monday evening at
'I' o‘cbick. This will be the in»! min-ting
for the summer season and Will be “box
opI-ning" night. -. _....
~3Icii's Stmw flats at Knopp‘s.
The remain; of William ti, Thomas.
whom funeral takes place tomorrow
nftcrnoou at. :lzlbo'clock, will be placm
in tho nAcciving vault at Riverside ccmc
tcry and in the Full will be taken to
“'IIoIlIaIvn for intcnncnt.
Allin, tho acronym-«dd son of t‘on-
doctor llrirry Bout-in. of the strcot raii~
ivny lino, was. run ovcr yesterday noon
by butcher (i. if. WurIlwcii'rI III-livery
wagon. The little fellow sustained a
few sIL-lit bruises but “7.1-1 otherwise.- un-
injured.
'l‘IIcfuncrIII of Francis babe-Ho (iod-
t‘rcy. \\ ifc of Frederick P. Guild-y, was
largely attcndcd from his late residence.
No. :l t‘hwmut smut, ycutcnluy :ifu'r-
Iioonnt 2:300'clock. RN. (icorgc Van
.~\ist_\tic otheiatcd. The llulltli 'wae in
the Vortvaik cemcu Iry.
——Straw bcrrv snort can and IN. mm
who dcpot notauraut.I
.\ special committee from tho Norwalk
iirt‘ Iicpurtmcnt will visit tbc cemeteries
Sunday nth-moon and locate the grown
of IEE'EME Ilrcmcn. Friends of Ilwcnsid
tircnwn would I-nan-r a favor by flooding
the Elw‘fliifl‘liflr tiny tin-"Inn's grow to
t'IIivf lingim-cr l’rou ilt.
Aumntmng struggle for fn-igbt m-
curml II» t-wn-n truckmcu ('linrirs
Lincoln at the
“minimal Ila-II hm night. For a Etilit‘
tlu- humidity of tin- atIiiv-apbcrc want
nothing compared to the EPlllpt‘ni of thc
two expiration-u.
victorious.
Hobo!» come out
wTennis uniting-I nInIlc Iif illlt'hl. Iiu
III-stir and illit'vil’ii‘tl IlinnI-ia, J
.\ rihui Pilllll‘u'n.
ill
Shortly after tho 1:“ trmu on tlu- inu-
' Inirynml Nero-nil: ru'IlrItiII went down
ycstcniay ultcruoon the roof of a shed ut
thclowcr end of t‘. T. [minor-hi coal
yard was found to boon tire. A bucket
brigade was organized and tho flames
wont cxtinguiabcd In short order Tiit‘
damage in alight. -.
The convention of the State Miniatcrial
emulation will convene at the Find
Cmgrcgationnl church. June ill. and ad-
journ at noon the following driy. At
2 o'clock on tho afternoon of J one 2'! the
III-mien of the Omani Conference of the
Congregational Churches of Connrcti-
cut will convene and continue two daya.
w-ilr (Ilium hoe moved hie "mm to
room 4. binnonlc building.
.\ tnmccmw which midi-at on wot
avenue, true to his name. in an expert
crowor andcon be heard any morning
about nix o'clock «netting «urinal-
omly an a hen which but jun
laid a double yolk-ii egg. "I‘
In new learning how to bark, and no
lichen had the benefit of the tutelage of
"St. licrnard” and other mentors, it to
alumni cumin he will mnkc rapid “(idea
in that art.
A mm written by Jane- Dowd. of
Main street. who 'mayear ago. join
edilio United Staten Navy, to Philip
0mm.“ uni place, I- exceedingly
“tulle-and HongK
probablyvbitotber f
tndebefonhir return. In Hongkmg.
wherein W thin. “the, loco-io-
lion-nil
onttinnhrra. no uptake
Chimera-numb to draw kiln
“unlimatllkwhicbtuoktwodnya
Memorial mating of the Kuwait
album-tuning. to tokuetloa relative
totbodwotWilliua (I. M A.
win.
out. w. lupin, in Oak. (3. A.
mantIianaIIuItt. 0.3“:
Good quality Body Branch and Velvet: at 01.60.
Better guides Body Brandeis, Velvete and Moquottes.
Large Assortment Mattings and Oil Cloths.
“for?“ flu: RIVER.
Iowa old Boo-I, of the Day in East
larvalk.
Ifiaa Ann Quirk in quite ill at he):
‘ho'moatrhb‘roidence of J. W. lfarvin.
Wm Quirk i- bbvieun «mam
built to the anally-tore at the end of the .
Benedict Farm bridge, occupied by
William Nash.
It is said that Washington Younge
contemplates putting an injunction on
the Ambler a Perry llat. Manufacturing
company, restraining them from laying
a server from their new factory to East
avenue, claiming it Would be' injurious
to public health.
WESTPDBT.
Miss Nettie Boyce. of Bridgeport. has
been visiting Mine Bettie Sherwood.
in. and Mrs. JamebLeee, of Brooklyn,
oregucaio of Mr. and Min. Thomas R.
Lees.
Mr. Miliaand family, of Brooklyn, are
guests at the residence of William J.
Finch.
Miss Hattie Fiction, of Chester, l’a.,
u guest of Mrs. Charles Sherwood, (‘ross
sll’t‘f‘t ,
Mr. and Mrs. Walton, of llmoklyn.
are visiting at the residence of Theodore
Taylor.
Mnnml Mrs. A. T. Burr, of (Bicen-
wic'h. have bccn visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H. l’. Burr.
The Mimics Grace and Minnie Decker.
of Stamford. an» visiting Mrs Jarvis
Bromide.
Mien Flora Blnscdcll, of New York. in
visiting at the rcnidonce of William
Binnie“.
Mr. and Mrs, Fm] Carpenter, of
Brooklyn. are gut-eta of Mr. and hire. 3!.
I. Fiilcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Tisiuton. of New York.
have hem visiting rclativcs bcn- during
thc Irrck.
Mr. and Mn M. 8. Butler. of Bridge-
port, are visiting at tbr residence of Mrs.
E S. Cable.
J. D. Woods satchel factory shut
Java 1.... uranium until Monday wm-k
being slack at pn-scnt.
Kev. Royal W. Raymond, of Middle»
town, has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and hits. I". ll. Raymond.
Miss Minniclbrrow and Henry Dar-
row.of New York. have been visiting
at tho nsidrnco of ticorge A. Darrow.
Tiii' "l'cqnichomans" um smiling out
nrut invitations for a rcccption to bc
"i\'t‘ll by them next Wednesday owning.
Mr. and Mm. George Dickson, of Now
York. and Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Tuttic.
of Bridgeport. lint viniting Mrs. lnrrnzo
’i‘uttle.
BABIES.
Thc cits-c of the State against E. W.
iiunkI-I and t‘ ti. Bancr. the two My-
clinic from Now ilochollc, who were or-
' rI-stI-d in tb't-i place last Friday for riding
on thc IiiIchvulk. boo bccn continue-d
until tho it'ltli inst. It is expected that
tho Dingo-v of American Wbutlutcn will
.um'ut the young men.
ill'lll'l Ill“! TIIII‘RE.
Important News of "to County and til-Io
t brook-Ind in n Coulomd I’m'm.
Tho Stanley works tack shop. at New
Britain, Wemdeotmycd by lire Thursday
morning.
Shorilf Cinrkoon has nppointcd ticorge
l". Julmnon, of Ncw Canaan. one of his
Iii-potion.
The Broadway t‘ongrcgatioual church,
of Norwich. u‘lebrnu'd it» fiftieth anni-
vcn-Iary Wednesday.
A Imivonicnt is on foot among the bum
burbcn of Bridgeport to clone ilwir «ital»
liahmentl on Sunday.
Sophia (itembury. aged seven yuan,
Mi into the Yantio river at Norwich.
Wednoiiay. and wan drowned.
llcv. W.J. honing. will [reach lilo
farewell sumo-tutor of the (longre
gatiooal church at fumbling t'cntcr on
Holiday: Jain nth.
John A. Iiyliop, the lender of tho
Danhury band. who on "rated for de-
Inertion from the United Siam army,
liar bcon dbchargcd from the north».
The (iongrngationai church at Trum-
bullhaebren mind withonrwmo
bell byiliinflarahA.PaImhIid and her
deter, lla- (Yoiina Fatrchiid.
Edwin Whitley, lid. m of the
wool We to the Hartford Carpet
company‘a {my in 'l'hompmnvtlir.
dropped deed from heart Iii-ears at the
factory.
Three immigrant: from the quarantin-
ed-teanier Uranio with mail pox on
boardmrualdtohoro arrived at M
land. Them hesitated and the se-
lect-loom inn-tinting.
The (Mill! maritime may
ifi liquor beam in Bridgeport the part
will. Monumental-then mun-t-
addurtng the lame month tart your.)t
The amount received for licence in m,-
M.
a‘WMJb-mhh
or“ harm“ low limo“
metro-atria. or“. in.
wines-immune“ lam
ambudmlkwllmahwitktko
intimidation-infill”
F r ihmm of the Mn we give a CASE! DISCOUNT of 10 eta. per yard on Best Extra “
Super timing and Boxbury ‘l‘awotrioe; I5 eta. per yard In Medium Grader; Short Length and The choicest Tang and Coffee: imported.
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A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
net's Alto scrum.“
Iotu of rum-u to their-It. rum in.
flatter and rum".
inorh the Hatter and Farrier, the Fall
ilpdfltbni fufithptlfinlluptnbopeaor
eipeptatiope. Solon upon the mad
tit least to enty-flve per cent. lean than
the avenge mason, and the purchases by
visiting buyers were limited to picking
up novel and special styles. making alto-
gether a very unutisfactory commence-
meat.
It is practically settled that the pearl
derby is ”not. in it” for this Mix-
tures and browns have the call. and,
with blacks. are selling to the exclusion
of everything elae. Dunlap will issue a
genuine novelty in place of a pearl cami-
mcre in the shape of a pearl scratchmp.
This makes an extremely stylish and
hobby hat. and if light colored‘bigb huts
sell at all this certainly will. There is a
fair prospect that there will be quite a
demand from the fine trade this reason
for bats of this clam, in spite of the fact
that the country will be flooded within
lathe next. few weeks with campaign plugs,
many of which at a short distance can-
not. be distingu'nrhcd from high priccd
cwds
In soft hate there Is sure to bcu agood
sale for tourists all through the summer.
As mountain. seashore and traveling
hate they are recognized by good drcnscns
as the popular thing, and have undoubt~
cdiy come to sixty. Crushers continue to
cell in unlimited qualities. Cloth caps
will be more popular than for many
years post. the manufacturers of tine
goods having more than they can do,
and Its the outing tic-awn approaches the
demand will incrcaae. Many very hand-
some styles are shown which will help to
bring tin-tn into popular use.
The hobby straw hat for the season
will be of rough braid cithcr scnuit or
pincnnpplc in yacht shape-is with low
crown and wide brim. The same shnpi
willuiso ticpopular in split braids and
fine sonnits. l-‘inesplit braids. with soft
brime slightly rolled, will aim be en rcgle
for those who dislike the stiff. flat brim.
The \‘olk llat company, South Nor-
.r—nllv 1".--” nu. Muufmtu-nlo yl fl--
hand mode wine stiff hats. Their fac~
tory isupecially titted up by them in
reference to this method, their employ-
ecabare bad year: of experience and
represent the highest grade of skilled
labor in their branch, and their goods
have become notcd n5 bI-ing the embodi-
mcnt of pcrfcction and quality. They
are the only authoriu-d manufacturcniof
the Harrington hat, which hm attained
such wpulurity in past seaming, and are
now prepared to show styles for the
mining Fall beacon. Mr. \‘olk is a prac-
ticril manufacturer of long experience.
and gin» his personal attention to the
execution of all orders.
The Fall styles of t‘nifut & Knapp arc
now ready, and Mr. Tobey is on the road
with a full linc of eniiiplce. Prominent
among them iv the Victor. is full round
crown with heavy round curl. It is in
every Iii-mic of the word a Fall style, and
ms ouch will be oppreciatul by all who
ace It. A new color baa aloobccn pro-
duced. called the Mocha, which in very
wcll dcncnbcd by the name. it is a shade
bctwccn the light browns Ito popular and
in oral brown, and in just in touch with
the time;
PEUPIIE i'0l7 KSO“.
Plum-I Paragraph: about Our and
Other Pooplo'a Friend».
0. E. Wilton bi preparing for a trip to
Chicago.
John i-‘olcy, of Newark. formerly of
Norwalk. is visiting hie [lmll on the
Rock's road.
Nine "and Shem. oft imat Harrington.
invieiting lir.amiMn. li. ii. llolnum
of i-‘rnnklin attain.
lira. l-‘. S. Peck. formerly of South
Norwnlk. in the grunt of Mn. 1. W.
Abbott. in Ridgeiicid.
Attorney John ii. Light. wife rind
child. of Blinwood am. will owed
the ammunition about. . ‘
Mia; north: Manlnanlt. of )3 Fair
street. will sell for Hamburg, Germany,
on tho ntAtamship Dania to-nwrrow after-
numb.
A. (i. imiichonc of Danhnry'r lend-
lrlaud yesterday. where they will synod
tin-dinner.
Jam Dillonaml bride. ot'i‘renton. N.
J..aroapending their honqmoon with
Ir. and Hui. Cmrad Bagel. of ()bentnut
street. Norwalk.
lira if. Winona Dickerrnau. who bar
beenteaebinga niiiored reboot In WII»
nington.l!. 0., under the air-pim- of
the American I Annotation,
humornodwberbomoin thiacity.
Cloris-Bottom. and In. Godfrey
Indian-Miran] Wallace Bum.
offload: lorwatk, have the goat-
offlr.udln.aainnai J. Medici. of
Wot Rodding.
n6 omit-u m
Inns-O. Allen. of Wm, found
duty-five m var-rout- on an
mun-unbeaten“ place I
fondly-ago. “the realm worm in a
..If what. everybodyionya in true, 10*:
we": Gtfltdining L
ing grim. mom! his faintly to Hell hon
apples. Ben
M Club House
IIIIAIIEES E.
LEAIi DING
Strawberries and lI'Eerh Vegetab
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Cheese, lathb’s Tougher. V .
Fancy New Butter
irlic lb. Creamery Butter 39c lb.
W
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a
SEYMIiIi
GROCER
cIIIf
TIDETABLES
S and
«descriptions and
of boots from
sent. on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
But.- of the Oyster Trade.
The oyster season :in this section being
practically closed, the planters and ship-
pers have begun to count up the season's
operations. The photon; of the Great
South Bay, L. 1., did a largely increased
business although many of them claim a
loan of from $500 to $2,000. The stock
was worth more on the docks than in
the market, and yet. it was necessary to
ship even at a loss in order to retain cus-
tom. The shipmento to New York reach-
ed 80.000 bamis, representing a value
of WIMIOO. Them were 109,627 barrels
shipped to Europe, being; “.000 barrels
in cxccmof last your": output. Among
this shipment was $1,000 barrels of the
famous Blue Points. Long island has
supplied Europe with 250,000 barrels of
the bivalves during the past five years.
The Testimony all m.
The work of introducing the pondcrous
amount of mummy in the Pbelan~
Walsh quo warrauto case came to an end
yesterday in New iiInvcn. when the rela-
tors' counsel closal their testimony in re—
buttal. The court then promptly ad-
journed. The Democrats introduced the
testimony of John N. Near, of Bridge»
port. who declared that the speck on the
famous 126 Bridgeport ballots could not
have bccn made by a ilefcctiw plate. as
testified to by witnesses for the chubh-
can side. Such adcfcu nould cause a
blotch and not a speck upon the ballots.
it not being convenient for the court
to sit on \"mlneeday, arguments will be
baron on Thursdaiv mnmimr l0
o'clock.
at
A. [coma-1 llbna Rona Away.
icctuan. took fright at the (tors while
standing on Orchainl street yesterday
afternmn. and mu amiv.
tlic sin-ct. across West nvcnuc, narrowly
escaping collision with a carriage con
mining two ladies. and into )lapleatrcct.
From there the frilghtcucd animal ran
overturning the ice wagon and scattering
cakes of ion in curry direction. With
the vchiclo still overturned. the horse ran
up the avenue no for an Lynen Place.
them he “as capturcd by Frank Clarke
Thcdriwruas a young lvcrlnun, “ho
explnincd that the Ilium. was it new one
which Dir. Wilson Iliud taken from pork
ice in New thrown for trial. The in-
wagon was prctt'y IWII wrcckcd.
‘I'an ‘lrarit to be Funny.
Jagnon says them in only one man
who can brat a IIIIwycr lying about a
suit, and that'sa tailor.
0. if. Waddlc is the name of ti dchL
gate to the (‘liiotgo convention. but
he will get them all the name.
if It Now \ ork nII‘IIIionum givI-Is n din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th stroct, cmting
WI 00 which given it? people iiyap-pma
and theme poo in apt-ltd u 450. 00 In doc-
tora' biIIII Iinllii have to pay .500
each foriloctuo illoIoI (turn to cure them.
what would bathe raving per capita if
the dinner should not be gin-n. their
being In pemuia at the feast?
Inquire at i’lairtod'l drug atom win-n;
you inmay have the problmn mind and
goth: formation aboutCactun Bloodt‘ one
on up our
ILN GOLD t.
”'6‘“ “Mnmtcro'r
Photograp her
”Inca-mar With] an!»
loom alike 1 drum uni-ro-
mired will nrt t
on or Will i let I‘K'Mm'm‘“ ill
. v
be nwanlod July 61. In
Aim for the out day- ibh adv. will on»
tafimr too room-«I of in. on Ten den-5).
r r m .
”land it per doubt: a. ”I
I'll "rib-4 M In.
calm". of lanthanum brine, Intuitive.
Immhtmmn moon's
aim-DIM
6E0. E. IIAIIMEII
omianmi‘ronmr. ovtiwowromcl
south Netball. Conn. um:
”i LOQKI fl
fine Boots—E
“'ill ii
MM III
nth. M
' NALSVof com ISLAE
$27.50 to $3. 000
A homo belonging to J. ll. Wilson, the
He ran up
around the amt into Franklin avenue. “
Shoes for "
it
a. I t“ “my.“ li"”"
Ht M! t’
SOUND.
ATIQNS
HANDSOME ILLUS
t
‘ IAI
WarerooomH Water street. foot of
I‘LEMORY PEASE.
Taylor & Golden.
Real EsIaIeanII Insurance.
WISHIIGTEII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
mam
'Whlu'i‘nn.“ "“
COUK- and brunch w t :l
\ hood references film?” at om
. Wages
(ire. J. G. IGregor), 5 “exit atenue, orwatk.
Seal!
~iTl'ATlUX to do general housework by e.
i competent woman. Understands
plain cooking and Ilnirv work. “ill tm
permanent situation or go out by the day.
Atkins: Situation.“ 'lhinufllf'e. joint
\IW'NU girl todo light housework Ap~
ply at b Hartford Pint
»
A
._ Jr] lit
l)0~'iTi0\' by a firstmlaw nurse for c
Well in onunended. Apply
D Artur-Ii r
'i at
\ Fl‘ W girl~ to 0pc rate mm hincs at Kola] s
x f ignr (scion, 8i \\ ushington stunt
South .\orwalk. Paid while i
steady nnrk. F. E. K I carnllpg‘fili
9 be).
’ T0 LET.
13L RSihlll-ZD room it) [lav llnnd street.
II jcl lw
IlOfiSl-I 5 rooms and
[Far station, at
Box 2, Ronny ton, Conn.
STORE on Fort Point street. 0 teller
1‘ mild» slrcct. East Norwalk. Eecemsimm oc:
rupied as a grocery by Wit mums. iEnch.
Terms reasonable.
Ti Kit cmdc ut’ cnuc.
D\\'BLLI\(: of 10 rooms very
I Sllmft:l. 0 p0 lie the Music
NorAlSo n street.
gotten near Five Mile
3 month. nit-gs“
It“,
Tfil— block
Apply to John
my3tf
YE“ house Taylor avenue bola 5 rot-no
. Rater street.89;5roo awning“:
farmhouse. barn. garden mood-put
stir, pix rooms. Row-non. Slit “-1“ 3
m
\1: accond- floor apartment of roman
$2! Sch on‘Oégiornhnrcnue. Mingorwflk;
e in run cac- A l t J
‘h lllremde avenue. East ‘gfir’wa‘lk. ohn mil“:
[‘03 SALE.
1 l' ll.i)l.\'lv lots for sale on “outward are
one and limit Korwaik Al~o house- and
lIit~ in all partauf the town. llottsctfi W‘
mini mount, on month. Inquire of an.
\\ on id“ an!
A‘
wagon for- only ISII f nirc
\urwalk Boston atom-Em
jcl if
II )0“ npmtlic
or the South
lgl'lLfIliIVG lot. situated on the west side of
Bryviow avenue. No. I). For [Ionic nine
idling-s (28.51... ,
South 30"“. ohn ii Elizabeth amt.
Cradduck’s
MARKET.
III]. I09 WISHIIGTDII STREET.
--—-l~ Iivvznlxu
l’rinw Kiml'l ..
Extra Prime flout»
Loin Steak ..... .
i Intertwine Sic.- ik
i’iuuib I! \\ intum a Dried “(If Ill? I but.
CASH PRICES.
Thntc annot bobcat. Twent «we:
in tho bueinm mlbh‘l {for M.”
public A trial aolh lied.
I; W. CBIDDIICK & SOII.
nonrandom.
'DIIIIIIIII PIIIIIT
ItilliZlitlltY i’tllN'l'J
But-1n .‘I'onw wt, (‘03-.
Will be
III’ENEII MAY 2II.‘
Boating. Bathing and fishing.
"103E lllllllli A BPICIAL".
A aim wIII rmimt at Ninth Small
on. the New “York and Matt "at“
mwlakim inmmfi’tm with
Mr: an hrreby mat
the district not of two and nuptial!”
on the dollar. hiltl on the tow-m
of IM. It a [null of the Idiatrlct kid“. on I
lIII'Iid ”a! of Lt. ott rank .In
ratio on I
V
1
tube
twin to Monti: "all black.
alty at the mrofa
wiiinbo
onpn “WA.
Collector of Tour form
same lurid.
Dated mm W April in. m. alli-
l. hm
charged; on :ralmiio “m
Norwalk Chronicler