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We have a com-
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wholesale or re-
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Amino! TIN DOLLARS IN BOLD will
hadron tothe person who will before July
the I“. It”. send me the most conclu- and
explicit testimonial netting forth the medic-
inal virtue-and curative warmth-.0 of
Loxatonlk.
Stats Just what it handone for you. Testi-
raoaials limited with words. in order that
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SPECIAL N011“
helices of local mta'fai'nmenfr of all
kinds, fo which an admiast'on is charged.
and notices calculated to promote private
intervals, except when: an udtwlicemenf
ofmnu‘ appears in advertising columns,
are cliorgml for a! regular rules, l0 cents
a line.
Miniature Almanac tor To—morrow.
sun Rises Sun Sets i High’l’ldei Low Tide
at 4le at 71:! at 91M 1m
Sew Yurlt llenld Weather Forecast.
Tod: warmer, partly cloudy to fair nea-
thera light to rush southerly- winds will
ambably prevail. preceded monthly hvratn.
it Tuesday. fair. warmer weather will probn~
lily prevail. followed by rain.
This Date in History—June 6.
56 B. C.—-Aleu.nder the Great horn: died in
"til—Nathaniel Greene. general in the Ameri—
can revolution. born in Warwick, ll. 1.;
died Hill.
“Err—Nathan Hale. martyr of liberty.born in
Coventry. Conn; executed to Sew York
Sept. 2!. 1276.
lTE—Trnnsit of Venus across the sun's disk.
IND—Patrick Henry flied: born not
tilts—Jamel Lawrence. naval hero. died of
wounds on the Chesapeake; his last words
were. “Don't give up the ship!"
fill—Jeremy Bentham. English law reformer
and utilitarian philoepher.died at W -
ruinster: horn "it.
ism—George Williams founded the Y. M. C. A.
in London.
tor—Naval battle in front of Memphis and
capture of the city.
[Kl—Baffle of Milliken'n Bend or Ashland.
LL. in which many colored troops took
part; "no quarter" was given them uhcn
captured.
SHUT" NORWALK.
What the People of Our on, an lining
and Saying.
A large Hall safe arrived for Luther
Wright this morning.
The annual Ehlal of pews of the
Baptist church will take place to-mur-
row evening.
The schooner Henry Parker ran on lllt'
rocks at Shippan Point Saturday, and
was badly damaged.
IA‘RO)‘ Adamsvawndvfamily are moving
to-tlay from Railroad Place to their new-
Iy purchased residence on Taylor avc‘
line.
A fail which is growing quite popular
is to sandpaper the soles of the shoes so
as to give them the appearance of being
new. '
—Straivberr_v short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
The tire loss in the [Hutu] State.» dur
ing the week railing t'riolay. Juuv- Zl. lot”.
was $307.00”. This mzikts an average
loan of ¥2viil,5«37.l‘i per till)“.
The Berkshire Hillscxprm willgo into
service to day. The lip-train Will [cavi-
South Norwalk at 4:33 p. m.. and the
down train will arrive here at 7:25 p. in.
The Social Union of the First M. E,
church will meet next Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Zeiiiil’, corner of Concord and Chestnut
streets. ,
Are you weak and run down? llr.
Ricliarib'on's Uhincliona. t'lialnoluili- unil
tlu‘utian Tonic Powder» cure \Ycakmx-ze
and (,lcneral chility. Ask for he. or
lllc. sample.
t'. B. Graham has resigned his position
with A llickeriuan & Son and will de-
vote all his time to the manufacture of
Graham's linimcnts. His oilice will be
at ‘20 Haviland street.
—-'l'lie Eagle Bottling Works are boom»
ing. A four—homeland to Roton Point
andncar load to South Norwnlk 'l‘uce-
day.showshow oiir people are using
their goods.
(‘harlcs R. (hibomc. Jr.. son of (Tliariw
it. and Mary (5. (blmmo. of llanbiiry.
din-d last Friday in that city. aged 4
‘corn. Mr». Osborne was fonnorly Minn
lollie Robinson, of Westport, and in
widely known in thin city.
While umpiring a ball game Saturday
aftnmoon. between the llsrien Stars and
the Kt-i'rytownii, of Stamford. Alfred
anhey, at this cit , was hit in the eye
b it"folil tip” cm was unable to mo
lwoptlc yesterday. This morning the
swelling was somewhat reduced. but he
willliuvcoccallon to "member his ex-
perience all an umpire for some time.
The members of the Union llospcl
‘ ’ Temperance Reform automation will
hold their regular monthly busineu
, may tomorrow evening. It him
5 , .w .' beendecidedtoholdaserimof Wedneiv
v * sum ”HWAl-Irc’l‘.
Wilbur
I have engagml more men and
am now in good shape to do
vour work anytime. ! have
several dutch .PAINTERS
uwellal PAPER HANGERS,
dudwould be glad to give you
flames on painting your house.
My stock of Wall Paper is omn-
plete. I am meiving NEW
(300138 evm few days.
wail optima... etc,
ds nl lit temperance prayer min
iolhe mli,thellrstoneto be hold all:
‘ we*. The public is cordially invited to
attend wm__
‘4—Por the convenient use of Anchored
Reap. the manufacturers will Soap
Hanger. in your Toilet, Bath and Kitchen
without a . If their agent calls at
your home remim this privilege.
Yestcrdsy afternoon aISwede fell over-
board between the oyster steamers Kate
(:7. Stevens and Mabel L. Steven at E.
I. ’IbIles& (305s duck. and would an-
doubtedly have drowned had not the
macaroni” Kate 8mm, Whitaon
W fer, jumped overboard and rescued
the uses. mantle could not «in,
but wt probably not feel any Indefini-
from the ditching.
Deeds last week lil- Ilamlo (lath.
of Brookyn; Ilia Mabel Stratum, of
Darlen; Fred H. Parlor-.11 Brookslde.
andJames ll. flitlzohslimf‘l‘tll 881mm:
ofllcc,sttsiii on Bates
more phi“... am... host
but r. Mitchell, when itsuddenly illled
and ran): lnneariy t futof water.
‘liis iattergeutleman rescued
hisunfortunatefrlsndundthspsrtyreo
noncommunica- wthouglivrisur
Owingiouiescildsul tothslioilerd
mama-rho..meva
MW
U Every person purchasing to’the amount .of Five Dollars will he presented
ll 1“ O
a The Clothiers,
South Norwalll.
The curlers of The \‘olk 11st company
are havimtheir annual picnic at noun
Islandt . .
Willie Shield, the artiiifnbarlnr, who
been employed for some time by
Gustav Pillar. returned to his boom in
\‘Vcstport to-dsy’.
wReasonable print-w at Lnne's depot
“adamant.
8. It. Keith. formerly at this place, has
been transferred from tho Shepaug road
to the New York and Springfield route.
lie commence] his new duties today.
The ball of the llunyiuly molety.un
organization composed of Hungarian
ladies. takes place this evening in tier-
mnuia Hall. The New York Hungarian
band and Heine's orchestra will provide
music and Henry Gehrmauu mil call off
the figures.
John Ross. colored, was injured at
Wilson Point this inornin'. caused by
the trestle where coal is unloaded giving
away. Ross was caught between the
dump-car undo bat-y timber and was
badly bruised about the body. He was
put aliourd the 5:45 train and brought to
this city. then conveyed to his home in
Gmniteville. Dr. Vi . C. Burkc,Jr.. who
attended the injured man. found no
bones broken.
soiiiiiilii sit-g“
A liter-1y llmlgut of [terns l'ri-m flu-
llorouxh Iliad of Town.
The Court of Burgesucs meet twilight.
Our Brutliors' lodge, l. l). 0, F.. will
confer the initiatory degree this evening.
Rev. George Griswold preached morn-
ing and evening of (trace church yvsti-r
day.
A factory in being built on Henry
street for I". ll. Swill-ill, iiialiiifiictiirvr
of extracts.
Company I-‘ has l'l‘i't‘lvml additional
equipments from limiil-pmrtcrs. sullicicnt
to equip the full company.
The Manning Ladics' (‘unccrt company
will givcati entertainment in the liipti‘l
church Tuesday evening, June 14.
The Norwnlk Methodist church Him-
i’ay school will hold a Motto-r limel-
carliival in the Opera House. June 15.
iicrlicrt “minim. son of Rector S. T.
tin-diam. of St. l‘aul's church. has 31'-
coptcil a [Ilfillitlll with lll’llgglnl J. .\.
Riggs.
\Yillinm Couch died at bin home in
Raiding, Saturday night. aged 09 years.
The funeral will in» bold to—morruw
morning.
The churches at both cull-i of the town
are preparing elaborate programmes for
the t‘liiidren's lkiy exercises, to be held
next Sunday.
“Baseball. lawn tennis and crii-Lit
suppliis. at J. Arthur l‘innm'ei.
Alli-r llit' Si‘rvli't‘ at St. Paul‘s church
List evening seventeen young ladiis were
new iii-d b_v lllt' rector into the order of
llit‘ )aughtcrs of the King.
Wmlnmday. Friday and Saturday of
this week are Summer Ember days in
the Roman Catholic faith. and will be
celebrated by flailing and prayer.
Margaret Brophv. who was arrt-stnl in
llridgqiort last work. had been mixing
from the Norwalk almshous.» seven
months. and neither the keeper nor thi-
Si-Icctiiien could linil any trace of her.
The summary of the “'w‘ltl)’ ltvcunl
for the current “'t‘t‘k shows a falling oil
from last week's record in real wealth
truiavictions. Nurwalk rcportml eleven
real estate exiles and mortgages amount-
ing to $9,700.
Sunday evening the lmrmnntivo of the
down freight train pit-alibi; through here
shortly nftcrseven o'clock litruck Sidney
Smith. a deaf lnnn.m~nr tin» railroad
bridge and knocked him tlnl\'ll_llftilrl-
ing liiiii nlightiy.
Thi- semi-monthly meeting of the
King's Sons connoctmi with the (honor-u
gatiolinl church will be bold in the par
mtmgctliiscvening at 7 o'clm'lt. This
being llll‘lttllt meeting of tllcmcioli a
full attendance is ilnlired.
The banns of marriage of Patrick J.
Kearney and Mary F. Norman. nnd
John “fiction and Catherine l'lllllllllg~
haul. and John Fodorlimi t‘ium lluru-
link were published for the life! time at
St. Mnry'ii church yciltcrdny.
-—Strnw hole It Mill—'l—iell's from ho. to
$2.00. 50 Wall etrwt, Norwrilk.
Fannie 1 King, of New Haven. was 11--
lcuscd from tliocoiiiit jail Saturday on
bomb of 0150. Mrs. in“ Willi arrested
wine time ll . charged with the abduo
lion of Neil e llnyes from this home of
Charles A. Adonis. of Wanton. on June
9, Will. she cisiiiis tliccliiiii in her own.
i'eniiioaii for thinnecticiit: John Mul-
ford. Richard W. "llwflulfllf’ lll Smith.
(ham 8. Carpenter. llilom ..Huv 0.
Joseph Richmond. Allilluflnfll.nl\'ll J.
flute. W. H. Wooden. loom». Andrew
Perry. Original widows. con. Mary
Cronin.
Michael Brennan alibi. Nora Fin.
nmm married by the Rev. 1'. ill.
0. . .
at St. Mary's church. Saturday
mailing st90’cioc . . After the cere-
im hold at Patrick Hum
men a
lule’khy's residence, ll Franklin avenue.
'I'liefeetivtties continued slide and in
the event they entertainer ii large
numherof r friends.
A tum who hailed from Norwslk en—
tered the marine
lion: “lsthis tlieeusmm house?” He
wuinformedthstitwsnand med
feel relieved. "Well," said he, "Lg
unite aluminium.” a
moron-«um Ominous
1
mm
at
Remnants very cheap. ’.
oven rim intuit.-
New. and Gossip of the play, in III“
Hot-“ho -L{)
Raymond Brothm’ loci-d 'Altililer Gt
Perry’s seven-ton hot or imposition at
their new hot fmwturduyv ’
The Norwnlk minatnlls will give a per-
formance iu Volunteer "le mnwny‘o
house, East avenue, Tuesday evening.
June 14.
Mrs. George E. Monti. of Ma le avenue.
met with a painful acct out while
boarding a train at Stamford. Saturday
ism-moon. for South Norwalk. Her foot
slipped on the car step, causing the lady
to sprain her ankle. She was placed
alumni the train and brought to South
Not-walk and taken to her home in a
Web.
——'I‘ennis sailings made of finest do-
mestic and haunted ilsnueis, at J.
Arthurl’innco's.
Edward B. Robertson. of Osborn ave.
mic, employed in the factory of the kit
John's Wood Working company in
Stamford, was cutting boards Setuniuy
afternoon on a circular saw, when it
caught the thumb of his right hand.
nearly cutting it oil. The injury was lit-
tt-ndccl to by Dr. Schavoir. but it will be
some days before Mr. Robertson can
again iisc the member.
Miss Emma Dennis and Clarence H.
Webb. of Second avenue, took the t3
. o‘clmtk train for Portchcster, Saturday
owning arid were united in iiiarrlage at
9 o‘clock. returning to East Norwalk at
ii. in order that their friends would
not mistrust that the happy event
was to take placu Mr. Webb boarded the
train at East Norwalk and Mix-i Dennis
at South Norwark.
lull")! ASII .Vflllli’liih'.
Tib- nziuic of the Hamilton liouw. tho
hillt'l on .V'orotun Hill. has just born
changed to “Rippowan Hotel."
.\ liaricn resident discilverid a stray
cmv upon his premistn one day last week
and :itunceproccedul, with the aid of
his dog. to iutlict summary punishment
lllliln the animal for Mr encroachment.
While the punishment was being admin
lw'it’r! d the tips of the Cow's horns caught
the resident's pantoloons and tore them
from the knee downward. narrowly
avoiding what might have been a seven»
“Pall wound. Thins the law of retribu-
tion takes its course.
A movement which will mull ili "lt‘
formation of "The Village lmpmvcliit-ut
Society of Norman" has been started this
week by several cntemrising citizens of
that pretty suburb. among whom an-
Mcssrs. Klilicfcltc-r. l'iirviy. Anderson and
Sluiitliwick. The object of the moiety in
to beautify the streets of the village by
cutting gross. trimming U’t‘l’tl and bushes
tlllll caring for the given spots adjacent
to the public highways which can
readily be turned into miniature parks.
N-irutou has taken many strides forward
within the lust yl-liror two. Tin- train
service "mist-sit u i'oliu-liium Illli‘l' for
pcrwns doing business in New 'oi'it llilll
Stamford to reside there, and many
beautiful cottages as well as inurc pfi‘tl‘llA
lions and molly houses ban-been circle-l
fllrl’l'. 'l'lirrc is till doubt that :i .mclcty
mill as ln’ now forniim: “'llllhl'l “tilt,"
flint} tn the lipln'dl‘illll't'ilf all lbw aur-
ruuliiliiiys of them- bullies. :llltl llt' thi-
nit-tilts uf bent-filing llll‘ t‘lllli’v' com‘
lilutiity.-Advocate.
fl ”lift: [2 I'll“ 5'.
Nathan l’crry has raised the frame for
.l lll'W birn.
ills. Alex t'arlmli h L. g ow to llwslnll
on :i Hall to friends.
Frank Gould and Liliiily havc gum» in
I'm- ivitli Ell Osborn. at Lilli.- ll Hilllltllfi'
incl.
Mimi Minnie Lockwood is vt-r low at
the present time. having lull several
hemorrhugm.
l'. H. Slicriiiau. of llriiigi-port. ill‘fll
Sunday in town with liii daughter, m.
W. A. Williams.
William Footer has nailed for England.
hoping to benefit .liia health by u
change of climate.
R. t). llelinctt has haw-ll tlii- litorv and
building» of I. ll. Walden. recently on
copied by t‘. l.. ('uucb.
W. R. Fryer ls grading lllll yard and
tiinkiiiguilne walk, which greatly im-
pioml the appearance of his place.
The primu‘ctii are that we will not have
wry "may city pimple in town this sum-
lflt'l'. ml the" hall been but low allllllt'll‘
lions am yet for board.
Malibu! the Time- in the Ilarh.
A row occurred in the Italian «bani y no
York litl’cct. Norwalk. iii-it evening. dur‘
ing which one of the inrnntuii was slab-
bed in the brick five times and received a
porno cut over the eye. Dr. ll. ll. Hunt;
liigton was called and um! the
woundu. The injured mun wsslfhki)
l’mpia and tilt “nautical waiv’flteven
Mum. leasniuilt wasiin unprovoked
one and was the mull of All old, feud.
An eye witness to the affair say» they
were ii lending a iricial i-venl‘nfi together
with t elr frienlisand «maiden beer
wan drunk. About 9:?!) o'clock ss~
sslisnt tried toentice hh victim out of
thehouseandniihefcfused to be
pumped upon him and after s on
limp” lied. No arrests have yet been
mat . ‘
Applicants In Adlai-alert to thin.
Clerk William it. Shelton. of the
Carmina received a number
of- lcatloos for admiilsloototlie llslr~
lie mainly bar. The applicants are
flange A. Himmler. of lforwalk;
Howard G. Jo‘yoe, William Kindle Jin.
Elmo. llnl andlierbert A. toll, of
declarin- C. Iiiitlnuy,
and
cm whii‘r’fi’l'g alllpptnr
teen . w s
' the mullet committee at
theirnestmsetlugin ewllam.
Dela. Iuluuuthemm
‘ For theihalnnce of the season we gives CASH DISCOUNT of 10 etc. per yard on Best Extra '
Super Ingrains and Barbary Tapestries; 5 etc. per yard in MediumGrades; Short Lengths and
I ' ‘
Good quality Body Brussels and Velvets at 31.00.
Better grades Body Brussels, Velvets and Moquettes.
1'20an l'tlll illloiv.
M‘OtIhzrr-f'algl:'s about Our and
Mrs. Dr. Orton will spend
with her sister in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. John I’. Zeluil are visit-
the 3!)!!!me
ing W. E. Lewis in (llmbrook.
M. Benedict and family. of
Norwa spout yesterday at New Con-
nan.
Herman Brundlige. of Main street,
{pent yesterday with friends in New
ork.
Gear“?
William F. Bryant and family; of East
avenue. spent Sunday with to lives in
Georgetown.
Joseph S. Knox. of (Joblesllill, Schoba-
rie county.N. Y., in the guest of Joseph
Osterbanks.
Charla Bowen, of Darien. spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kellogg.
of East avenue.
H. L. Olmstead, of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
has been the guest of Charles Olmstcad,
ovaorwuik.
Mrs. Gum ~ C. Cliolivell and daughter
Dorothu. of . orwaik. are spending a few
days in Boston.
Miss Ida Hutchinson. who has been
visiting relatives in this city for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in Sew
York this morning.
John I’. Bcotty. of New York city.
2; lot Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
atthcw Bird. on Union Park.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Conklin. of North
Main street, went today on a visit to
their former home in Port Jefferson,l.. l.
1.. 1'. Pope. of l‘leveland. Ohio. adver-
tising agent for the Ohio I-‘arnier,was the
guest of W. H. Oimstcnd, of Union Park.
Saturday.
letter Carrier William O. Merritt is
taking his two weeks Vttt'llllon. Sub~
stitut» (‘arrivr A. A. Raymond, Jr.. is on
Mr. Merritt}; ruutc.
Miss Julie O‘Connor returned to her
home in Dunbury yesterday after a few
duys‘ visit with Mrs. William Ilowunl,
on t'iiestniit street. borough.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Watkins. of Nor
walk. will accoin tony Dr. and Mrs.
Paigemf New Yor . to Europe. milling
from New York next &iturdsy.
Expression: of Sympathy.
[it a special meeting of the Ollicial
Iloard of the South Norwulk Methodist
Episwpal church. liciil yesterday, the
following cxpreiuion of sympathy was
adopted :
Thcsiiiiilcu and unexpected death of
our dear linllllcl’, James H. Nash, we all
sincerely mourn. and while we cannot
uniiemtauil the providences of God. we
feel fully assured of his gracious love
and infinite wisdom in all things. To
the bereaved family and friends we ox-
tcliil our eviupzithy and prayers. believ-
ing that lie who carcth for us. willbe to
them. in this hour of their great sorrow.
a husband. father and friend, giving
them in large measure grace to (‘fllllfl-l’l
liliil sustain their sorrly tried hearts.
Till-ting that hupc and faitliuiav mingle
with llit'lr nurmw, we L'llflllllt‘lll them to
.i blglii-r source of consolation than
earthly friends can give. lliir brother
has gone to his rest, and we mourn his
loss to the church and illilciul Board
of which lil‘ was a member. and to his
faliiily. to whom he was a ill-voted hus-
band and father. May God in his own
good time unite ll" where there Vl'ill be
no llbll'r death or printing.
iiiuitmz .l. Semi.
TlliNAh‘ l. itsvitosn,
CIIABIJS SMITH.
Condition of the Consolidated.
lit-panting the condition of the New
York. New Han-u it Hartford railroad,
jim inspcctml. the railroad l‘til'lllllllislilll-
ere report that the main line and
branches were never in no good madltiou
M at tho irencnt time. That portion of
the New 'orlt division between South
Norwulk and Bridgeport in practically
a now road. built in the most sub—
rltnntizil and approved manner. with
all the highways uirrimi over or
llflllt'l' the trucks and all the ilvpoui no ar-
ranged that no panwngcr iii-oil crow any
track at grade to reach the train» [mating
in either direction. All the wmxicn
stringer bridges, with n iliugle exception.
which is to be removal in a few days.
have been replaced with strong imn gir~
ilerii renting upon new. lll'tlhllltflll mason
ry. The track of the New l‘anunn
branch is in good condition.
llama-D l'ollca News.
Chi. .' of police llol‘ori-nt Il’fi'liu'll Janice
Mu lily fordrunlii-nimllatunlsy ni lit.
Holiday owning Muir ii wail nit-uni on
in bond of tea, 'tlffllI ct lw llanli-IHIu-o-
inn. Timon willbo held before Jtle~
til-o (fluvllilito at 7 o‘clock this evening.
The chief wail culled down Smith
street Saturday even to quell a disturb-
since in the Italian harm-ks. lli- ilaccd
tillo t-lllmiet under arm. but to ran-d
ed him Hercule“ upon a bond of hill
to appear at It o'clock this morning
bi‘fm Justice Uilolldge. ‘i‘ln- justice in-
vmtlgntni the mood distillation! tbn
pvt-mm.
l’avl cheater supplied with stationery.
Among the cm wrecked in the smash-
uy on the (knuolldsled road at Port Chose
ter. recently. was one loaded with
writing‘paper and arm unaligned to
s New orb city firm. his particular
car VII badly da . and tho statiolla
mywuuisttereds tthegroond in
its vicinity. The Port Chester people
secured snohasupply of wrltl paper
no will likely prove ruinous to t , hurl-
iieiiii to of ntalloimy skim in
that place About fifteen years a
similar aocldmt occurred nearlltam out.
auiifor a time a . men'ii lists
could helm! for the acting from any
title in the neighborhood.
m Bill I...h
The Stuart Avenues and the Granite-
all-co ville- played bell flalurday. the game re~
suiting in favor of the burner by a acorn
of six to live.
The Crystals. of Graniteville and
We nine. of hair.
ores-ed bub Batunlay. the score being
four to two in favor of the former.
1&1]:aner I. C. A. been ball
fiafiammw ou par flor-
r grounds, a lsvnoua.
the me being to to 4. y
is
t
‘ Large, Assortment Mattlngs and Oil Cloths.
A. DICKERMAN ,& SON,
e4 TWASHINGTON STREET.SOUTH NORWALK. couii.
KILLED IIEK BABY.
Fearful Cane «minima- rayon-ti rm-
Norwich. This lists.
Helen Reichwold, aged twentrthee.
who has heretofore home a claim:-
ter. is critically ill at the homeofa friend
in.Norwich.~to which she went early in
the week from James G. Fuller's house,
where she was employed. ' Her conduct
upon leaving was suspicious and when
she sent for her trunk it was opened and
found to contain the dili-
iigurcd body of an infant child.
The child had been most cruelly murder—
ed. A handkerchief twisted in shape had
been thrust down its throat and to make
more revolting its death the body
had been lace-rated with a sharp instru-
vviil be arrested for infanticide as soon as
she shows signs of recovery. A well
known clerk who has disappeared hi sus-
pected of begin the father of the child.
IIIIRE Ah'll THERE
Important News at the County and State
cumnlcled in a Condensed Form.
Plans have been prepared by the Hon-
satanic railroad for the erection of a $50,-
000 station at Danbury.
J. Deeming Perkins has given the
Litchfleld fire department one of the
finest engine houses in the country and
a brand new engine, costing $60,000.
Hideout Brothers & Com ny's par-
riage wood-work factory in New Haven.
was destroyed by fire Saturday evening.
The loss is $90.0“); the insurance, 850,000.
Richard Flinn. 25 years old. a deck-
hand on the New York steamer City of
Lawrence. fell overboard at the steamer
dock at Norwich yesterday and was
drowned.
llr. Charles Ray Palm", of Bridgeport,
whose talented son Alfred. died so sud-
denly just before finishing his course at
Yale. has given to the university as a
memorial for his son, a scholarship worth
ten thousand dollars.
Cards are out for the marriage of Yir-
gluia l). Wakcman, of Southport. and
t‘lcorgeoYan Wagoner, of Chicago.:nt the
Soutbport Congregational church Wed-
nesday afternoon, June 15, at 3 o'clock.
A reception at the bride's home will
follow the ceremony.
The syndicate purchasers of the Chos—
hire Watch Company's innt hassold the
factory and stock to Set i E. Thomas, of
the Thomas t'iock Company. The sum
paid is said to be about $60.00!). The
works. which have been standing idle
for several months. will be started at
once.
The directors of the Port Chester and
Ridgctield Railroad have awarded a con-
tract for the building of a iitie from
Port Chester to Danbury to the [thigh
and l’ittsburg Construction company.
The work will be pushed vigorously. and
it is expo-clad that it will he completed
within two years.
Negotiatiom have been in progress
for some time put with a view to sel-
tling claims for damages in consequence
of the death of Frank P. Adams, and
Arthur L'. Uiiipinan, stepson of Walter
Adams. who were struck by a train
whiledrivin over the railroad crawling
cam ul' Sunni Beachstntion on February
5 last. The lawyers who have the mat—
ter in band do not furnish any infor-
mation further than that there is pros-
pect of an amicable understanding be-
tWt-en the claimauts and the railroad
people.
The beautiful new Miiidimcx Music
Hall. at Middleton-n. was very badly
damaged by lire Saturday evening. The
stage, went-r ' and roof above the stage
are destroy-y , the new organ which cost
“2,000, iii probably a total loos and the
house is generally damaged by smoke.
It is dillicult to place the exact loss.
Sonic figure it mingling 830.000. The
organ was insured for $0,000. It was
only ten days ago that the beautiful new
ball was forum“ 0 ~iied. The building
was put up by t in liiiiilcocx Mutual in.
silranco company at a cost of “25,000.
The fragments of the body of an un-
known llltlll were found on the Consoli-
damd road, near North Haven, yt'lilt'I-
day morning. The man was about five
feet two inches in height. fifty-five yvnro
old. had reddish gray side whiskers.
brown eyes and black hair. He wore a
black uluwiot suit. emigre. gutters and
gold sleeve bottom. In the wrist-til. sat-
urnteii with blood, weretttl in bills,.l.lli
in small coin. n niivor watch and a ticket
from New Haven toilouthingtou, bought
the night before hla awful death. No
letter-i were found, ills clothes were not
labia-d withnny name and his identity
is a iiiyiitcry.
Uncut thommt brutal crime» in the
histor of Connecticut wail perpetrated
Satori ay ulghtln Kenin . by three
rulllans funn New llrlta ii. who broke
intuit house. outraged two old women.
and narrowly limped lynching at the
hand-l of the ind nsnt crowd that was
at liuit commonest iotho ”on. GM of
their victims. lira. Harsh Van llaustsn, in
how lying at the joint of death. The
men in titration are all in c
They are] erbort Saunders, John llilhm
and Walter Abbott, and the last two
have served time in jail for burglary and
vagrnncy respectively.
What the Wheel..- an ”of...
Dr. (7. F. limitweli and flurry Wilson
lit-vied for New linen on their wheels
this morning. where they will attend the
Home of the local whoelmon are in
New Haven today atteudln the li
meetof the (kronectlcut Din ion t the
L. A. W. and the annual tournament of
the New Haven Wheel club.
Bonus Norwalk was merrun with
wheclmen meld-y. Besidesthe moms
banal the claim till about all
day. several members of the .
llanbmy, Stamford and New ltoc lie
club. were in W.
Tlieleam race, which was to take
Bter and
James flail and J Whitney id not
manual-on account of Ir. Whitney
meat in several places. Miss Reiehwold “
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"5 Blimotographer
r
LEADING
of boats from
Raymond street.
Literary Notes.
The next number of Harper‘s Weekly,
published June 7th, will be especially at-
trnctive for the timeliness of many of its
articles and illustrations. The Republi¥
can National Convention at Minneapolis ‘
Will l)c_fnlly illustrated. with a double.
Ego view of the hall and a portrait of '
on. J. S. Clarkson, chairman f the
National Committee. There wil n
front-page illustration apropos of‘
the commencement at the ’
Naval Amdcm at Annapo-
lis, drawn by R. . Zogbaum. The re»:
cent floods at Sioux City, Iowa, will be‘
generally illustrated. Richard Hardiug’
Davis will contribute another of his.
characteristic articles on the west. en-t
titled “The Heart of the Great Divide.”
which will be copiously and handsomely ‘
illustrated. The fiction of the number,
will include the continuation of Hali3i
L'ainc's serial, “Capt'n Davy's Honey-z
moon," and a strikingly original story by'
Fred A. Wilson. entitled "The Gold (imisi
of Mott street,” attractively illustrated. .
A new story by Constance Feniuiorel
\thlsllll, entitled “In Sloane Street"
will bcalncng the attractions contained'
in Harper's Bazar for June 11th. There
will also be in the same number an article
on "Cleveland's Sorosis," written by
Helen \Viittemon. giving an account of
the organization and aims of one of the
most influential woman‘s associations in
the West.
Grover May Live in Greenwich.
A Washington special to the Hartford
Contain says: “If Cleveland is nominat-
cottage, nfta-r the summer heat has poss-
cd. in Connecticut. His warm friend. E.
C. Benedict. has a cottage adjoining his
beattiful place in Greenwich. I55 than
an hour's distance from New York, and
Mr. Cleveland has been urged to occupy
it during the more exciting months of
the canvass. It is so far away from New
York that he will not be overrun with
politicians. and yet it in near enough to
be convenient to those who have the
right to demand audience of him. The
use of this cottage, however, will depend
Benedict is the Democratic delegatikrib
largc from tile Fourth District, at New
York broker with lll'i home in this state.
It is he who agrees toa-ivauci- tbc moor-y
for the (pin warmnto suit.
I": shooting Festival.
Extensive arrangements are being
made at New Haven for the annual
shooting feetival of the Southern New
EugiandScbeutZi-n blind, Julie 20 and
ill. Altogether there will be L000 men
in tho vurioue contests, among which
will be some of the best innrksnicn in
America.
The \‘ale-Ilan in! Race:
In the Yale-Harvard boat l’lll‘l‘ olzicrva-
tion train this year. lllt‘l’i' will be forty
canard; more than over before. The
cars will be better constructed than on
previous occasions and each car Will
carry from eight to twclvc more panntflh
gers than lwiorc.
Things Meant to be l‘uriny.
Newly arrived spirit~~Who was that
venerable looking wounnagc that yawn
cal so ilislnally while I was talking about
the trciiiclidoiiei mine they are having on
tho mirth? ltmideiit spirit»~~Thnt was
. ooh.
“No my door girl, a (‘lllllltll is not
Buct‘lititll'll made of lonely willow. It in
simply on led a catboat became: glint iii
itii name."
Btrnngcto my, a man can be very
well read and et be extremely blue. but
if it man is yellow he should never be re-
ferred to an the pink of pctcction.
Illil ”(mum—«Hoffman "owes tile»-
lthleHllmmtl a gun! I want to
low my brains out. llonlcr-~Try one of
them sir gulls. young man.
If a New York millionaire given a din-
nor lit 5th avenue and Withstand, (voting
.‘llltlfill. which gives ID poo lie dynpopsis,
and these poo in sylu-nd Qt. moo in doc»
n
whaimld A It. Hm as l
the dinner 'gdld not inng
bring 07 mm at the font?
impure It Plaintod'n drug «tore whore
you may have the problem ivmi and
[aluminium stmlthcm lioiifire‘.
lllll THIS lllll.
“(WICK-
$5.00 IN GOLD
Will beliven totho boy or ti sendiul the
intuit number of words made mm the letters
I answer will be nun. as received.
Elihu twoor merchants i first one rt»
oeivwl will get the Mile. All amen- most be
on or before Ju’l‘lst. it”. as the prise will
be awarded July 0.
Also for the hut Ildays this adv. will eu-
l"hm““mmmk‘“mlmm “emu.“
.,'u . .
”and fill per damn.
‘I‘II "PB—4 for I“.
14mm of landmpes. horses. interiors.
nier etc. :5“.
lion-ll ANEOUB criticise
lit the moat reason:
in. E.”’""lilliltl,
a WASHINGTON 87.. (Wilt Pt)!" Offlt.
loath No'rwalh. Colin. rarity
Notice.”
“it!!! of fldévemmflgu‘fii
hoof
‘ 5331‘
5.1..
New Potatoes "itp‘d Tamales. Fancy Apples
apples, Bananas, Strawberries and Fresh Thinning; 5‘ I!
. Canadian and Club‘House chm, Lame. Tonguééi ’ 'T‘
The. Choicest Tees and Cofl'ees imported. Fancy NewlBlttter'
25o lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb. ; . '
tililllES l.
ed. it is quite possible that he will take a ’
upon the action of the convention," Mr. .
torn' hiilii am ii iii how. topay "mill
oil-Iitor(‘actiisiliiiodunretoeuroItemi u“
it"!
.9»; will” 0
and 0W 70'. Pine- ‘
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stimuli,
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
lllY’ Nil-2W: BOAT iéA'flitoéUETT'T
Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND V
TlllETABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRggl‘IIng‘lI)S.
1' $21.50 to $3.000
sent on receipt of five cents. Warerooom, Water street. foot of
Ii. EMORY PEASE. ’
Taylor ’8': detach?"
Real Eslaieand Insurance.
malllllstllll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
amt
pinion?“
‘strsn—s partner amendment
a business paying two hundred t
(‘nll between one and ’ Wm '
nd street. ' thrceoclock. ”33?.
vlrmrloxm ii) veneral h
L competent woann. llnd‘leT-swgdsk by l
plain cookin and dairy work. Will on
permanent s tuation or" out
Address“$itnation.”this Elia-e. by "38.3,.
Fl-Ill'girlsto‘ '
1‘ chair [M‘ngeratt mitt-blues at Keisey's
South Norwalk,
steady Work. F. E. Kclse
To Lute."
l,‘l'itNl.~flil-ZD mafia naviisiiinm'ei. ' -.
a, .lel iw
[{UFQE 5;”); ;nd rden near Fiv Mil
River station. 7 ' dd.3 res:
Box a Rowayton. Collin. a mmlh' mAyss u
, nivltniili’ligrbilljoo‘inw - “la-sun“-
1‘ :shualaifgppo-ite the gfdsii‘dylflu hisoiglky
No. iii South ‘ ‘
Effi‘, ain street. Apply 35'3“
rm “house infill-riguefilmfi
‘a Water street. 89; 5mm, ' ’ $5.353
farm house. barn. en an [lacuna
ghoul rooms. Row-non. 313. Raymo
05. m3
volt salt-z.”
)l'lLDlNG lots ””331.- onrlY~ T h V I M
l) .nuc.and East‘h'orwalk. Algfidlil'lmusall‘ifi
lots in all parts of the town. Housed? Wood
ward avenue. ll .
“1“)“me 8 month inquire of EA.
. ”(hills indie w” in for l l
A at the South Sufi-ail: nhiohgiérgmm
l‘llillIYHlTsitu‘eted—iath “7"“
I Buy view avenue. .‘v'o. .1"). Fgruielgtftlic‘b'lai):
address 1’. S. St. '
scum Norwalk. Jl’hn' n umwbrii’fi"
Misc-mucous. “m
[jifAhh PET“ it as ni’l-Zh'l-ID THE BOAT
|i vll~i- sllunli-Il lwtwcon the two bridm
forliirrly l'vllllui'lt'll by William Yarlty' when;
we crcatn. soda. Olga“, cti:., of the bed! ual~
ity ”i" always be found. .Bait of all finds
~upplli-d fur li~bini¢ parties, 1
cradduckrs
MARKET.
llll. l09 WASHINGTON STREET.
“—IS f)Y'ZfllN(l—-—
i’rillic Roasts , . ........... ~
l-lern Prime Ronnie .112“ “spoil“
lulu Steal-t ......
l‘urterbuuso-‘lti-ak “ “
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PlumbA- \\ llilulli‘s llriml Reef llc aboa.
CASH PRICES.
’l‘liat i-nnnnt be beat. Twenty years‘ex tie
in the llllhltit'nn enable” no lo pie-sci: nee
public. A trial solicited.
G. W. ClllllDllCll 8: Sill.
PROPII [1035.
'DlllllllN PfllNl
illltEIit ill \' l‘illNTJ
Sol-iii NiiituAlJi,
\\'lll be
0PENEll MAY 20.
Boating. Drilling and Fishing.
illlt)llt llll'fllllls A lll'llOIALI'Y.
VA at.” will c more! ”it I
w ill trains on the Blew York all-lln £3513:
railroad. tum tf
' ‘llttlalna mint it fit it N k
l tit-boot Iliulrlct are lysirdbyoxtifled“ ”$33
1 twfllflmm i
. Mtth‘. list
nl'ium- i “tt the w: m
wilful in... will he'duesud TE
mafia“) or. mpg. st whlcli‘lazll-eie” l
‘0 crew- Damn-flew.”
stom f l (Jule .lll fluflfll’fl k. Peu-
lfc‘ m‘lmglwrefia‘yisrfm
c"
or! willhe i-iiii i l llliii vernal
unpaid on windmill.) 12.. ’ a a“,
in.
l'. A. Lb
wmpwhpflasn for South fimfimn
”and Mouth Norwslh. April IS. i”. all it.
(‘0- ii.
_ . ., .45.. M .43
Intercity Tarts.
‘lflltax muflheflit of t
1 are all.» iiieil l mail: “I
I“ mills on the dollar. kid on
listnf tubal-cit
day March.
or 'u‘li'i" 3%"
new "it. inn-35“ . -
ma.mm'il:& "" " ,
tune
I.
l’cnalt suite to ‘
from Mlyyllmnwli'l‘bbw
remaining unmflmfiyéfl
Dated at llmth rim-it. s
Fine socialism in:
Sale Cheap. '
lineman tritium
‘01 Ill fills Dill lupin
Elm-tin: '
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