as Web elsewhere.
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TllE EVENING SENTINEL.
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Tartan-lea year
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‘ii‘ofihh of mommy all
.lo which an admission is charged
and notices calculated to prmnolc private
fulcrum, amp: trim an advertisement
ofsume appears in admiring columns.
are charged for at regular rules, 10 «vents
a line.
' Miniature Almanac lor 'l'rrvnorrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets B h'l‘tde Low Tide
at 4:19 3t 7% a 1153 at 5m
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
Til-day partly cloudy to fair weather will
probably prevail. with fresh to light variable
winds. followed by rising temperature. On
Saturday warmer. fair weather will probably
prevail. with southerly winds. followed in this
section by a "warm wave." and on Sunder
warmer. fair weather.
This Date in History—June 10.
mofiederick Bartram famous empertw
ofGermany. drowned in the River Caly-
munCflkimAaimhebcingonacrnuude.
Me tint mint in America bsaanopsrap
lions: it coined-shillings. but the coinage
wasdeclarediliegal by the British parlia-
WW“ Alexeyevitcb (Peter the Great).
born near airflow; diedl' ebb. 1m
mmvmm States declaredwar against
’1’ i.
Into—Matthew Simpson, Methodist bkhop.
orator and writer. born: died 1m
lib—The first Oxford-Cambridge boat race;
Oxford the winner.
ills—The transatlantic telegraphsqnadron left
Plymouth. England. to lay the Atlantic
cable; it failed.
“1- Battle of Big Bethe]. socalled. thought“
the timetobeaacriousdefcat fortha l‘ed—
Diim Sir William Gordo .nnpleaa.
antly completion: in the "baccarat acan~
dal.”mamedliua(lamer.otNIwYork.
silirn Ivonne“.
What the People of our City are Doing
and Saying.
M. J. Silliman will open his new store,
corner of Franklin and West streots.
next Monday.
The many friends of Miss Maud iloyt
are pleased to learn that she is recover-
ing from her recent illuem.
J. R. Raymond has the contract to
build atwclvo—roorn house on Franklin
street for S. Siiirnan. It will con 83,000
-Scoiicld & Hoyt will meet any price
or any discount in carpets.
The Sacral Union of the Methodist
church will meet this evening at the
homeol Mr. and Mrs. Edmund chull'.
Chestnut street.
Any one wishing to donate flowers for
decorating Oddfeliows graves can leave
them at H. 8. Rand's jewelry store be-
fore Saturday night.
The independent Social Club will
meet this evening with Samuel iloyt.
Beyview avenue. at 7:30 o'clock. All
members are rcqucstedtobcprcasut.
Don't suffer from any kind of Rheum
than or (Tout! Dr. lticbanlson's Win-
tcrgreen. Prickly Ash and Celery Rhon-
merit Powders cure the worst mac.
Ask for 5c. or tile. sample.
llr. Willard. agent of the State Board
of Education, is visiting olllciaily this
week the South Norwaik public schools.
llo tlt'VOVfi a half day to each grade, ex.
staining the anchors and scholars.
mlluy lion and hammocks at t'-orn
stock I hardware store. Il'l Wash. street.
The First Regiment holds Ila annual
reunion today at New Haven. The corn—
radeu anembiod at the Hyperion theatre
at file. In. This h the thirtydint snot
veraary of the departure of this refinleut
for the seat of war. , .. .
fiemtaryCauwsii. “Boner lodge I.
0. O. l'..hauasntoutcirenlarsaotifylng
membmofmurul amendments tothu
luLdolthslodp, afloatinglbuialtb
[committee-liquid
this. and.
Mahatmhlyr.
0nllatarday,loaduyaud'l'mudaytlw
NM Baotou Blots will give
motil- metal nineteen cents rat-a
consummated. will he of-
ttwfllutpuguof‘l‘lla Mounted”.
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mac-thallium MM
luminescent: our people are via.
MM
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clty.huvetauudlavitutinauiorthsual~
rhrdiMmHflutaulollu-ud
are-mu. Themed! Inpu-
mammal laulugtua
avenue. lie-v Tamil-allay. Jae-8.
supra.
F M. Pierceadverthrathathe is pre-
parcdto furnitb all sizes of crushal
stone. '
Minnshaha Division, 8. of 'l‘.. will hold
a strhwbcrry festivnl' lli ,th page room
on washiagton em next Monday ovum
lug ____~
The stillncm. makers.
shavers and pouncers of the Volk ilat
company are having their annual dinner
today at Landlord iasaen‘s hotel at Gulf
Pasture beach. ley went down in the
currylili “Wellington."
—l’ure notice with pure cneam. no a
cup, depot millinnt Open all night.
The steamer Jessie B. was put on the
route from this city to Retail Point this
afternoon. The engine has been
thoroughly overhauled and it is probable
much better time will be made. The
Clarence, which has been running in her
stead, started for the south today.
Muss Helen Dunn, daughter of Prof.
M. LDunn. of Stamford. died in that
place Wednesday. of peritonitis. Miss
Dunn was a singer of some repute. She
had many friends in the musical l‘OlA'l’lt!
of Norwalk, and was heard here on the
occasion of the Old l-olks concert given
by the Y. Bl. C. A. She was an intimate
friend of Miss Jennie K. .Vosb. the
organist.
The Consolidated Railroad company
have commenced excavating for the new
forty-foot roadway on the old launder
Wilcox property on Ely avenue, and a
house large enough in uccomrnmlatc
sixty—live Italians, who will work on the
road. is being erected to—day. Mr.
Bimcyhmtbe contract to prepare the
roadhcd for the four track from Ilm
Whistlevillc bridge to the Washington
street crossing, but it is not known when
operations will be comment-lad near' the
depot. The tenants in Ellt' Quittm-r
building on Mechanic street haw been
warned out.
NOR“ ALK .\ Eli's.
A "way Budget of Items From the
[formula Inn! of Town.
A cottage prayer meeting Will be llt'ltl
at the residence of C. J. Ferris on Main
street tb'n evening.
Uncle John (Miles. the proprietor of
the American Home. is about to n-tim
and offers the business for solo -
MN. (barb-s \\ :.Iltun litre-I \b‘oiu inn-
and Mil-Is Minnie Ilcll are drilllng tin-
chiidrcn of the Knight street A. \l. E.
church for a Rainbow Fmtivnl.
do
at J.
——Tonnis sailings unit- of tin-wt
mantle and imported IlnnncL-I,
Arthurl’inncos.
Frank Curren. of this place was (men!
the ushers at the worming of Him "rich
1‘. Stagg and William H. imgcrs. at
Stratlord. Wednesday afternoon.
Alter the lecture in the (Songwgational
church last evening the Young l’eoplc'l
Society of Christian finikavor held their
regular luminous th‘tltlg in an adjoining
room.
William ll. Grace, of Ward sin-ct.
was armted by ()lllcor Donn on Main
Divert, yesterday alternoim. for drunken-
neal. This morning he paid his lino and
was discharged
Two bonny ticotcbmcn with mogul-a
oily and glib. \vore about town yrstmiuy
trying toinduco people to buy slunldy
cloth atau enormous price. by guaran-
teeing that they were smuggled good-
and all wool. They (mud quitoa num-
ber of membrane.
——Dun't «matinee the strawberry
fsaiivaioi the Woman- itellrt (orpe of
Buckingham Poet. 0.A.lt., at the Grand
Army hail, Friday evening. June It).
Plenty of cake. utrawlmrrieu and cream.
llali oyren at 7 o’clock.
The third annual lleid day spate of
fish-axle“ We Annotation
diminutwllibebeldatlbe Derby
Driving Park. Birmingham. June t0.
Timeouieufmthsllorwalka-uciatlua
are: III. II. lluiiJlurdIu race. standing
Hgbjunpudqwh-nflamelm
Hailing. MHMIMN we
www.muq the shot; Bu.
W.mkicks W. J. m, 100
M duh: I). W. lieyuload.bleyclerace.
Them-loudest fertile uatsrlu-
pdtvaaltoltbsflatioaalllflkofltus
walk united yesterday and were In»
Multichannel-Ila trstpt horas.
The nature Meme weigh sight
bassedwuudrawatotlwbaekbyluar
hauls. ‘l'kepiauth overture-act
Marimba-stile hue-do-
“WWI—definitions“
moisture expected Museum-tub;
Quawuy.
instalment-”Thursday eves-
iugpnyur-srtiagattbe first Gauge
Wetsuit. lat arming. liar. K.
EWM at Tansy, de-
M-Wiusuuuthu out»
wet 'W" item
mumdmwmh
blockers. ‘
lonely ill at his home on Beidcn avenue.
is slowly convaicacing.
Herbert 0. Benedict. son in-la‘upf ii
A Franks. i‘.‘ Ming to w IeIII ltlmt at
in. Franke‘ a shop on Wall direct; . ,
‘ -—Basc ball. lnwn tennis and cricket.
supplies, at J. Arthur Pinnco's.
llurria Mmholiac was gmntod a do-
ng-e of divorce from Blanchc L More
house in the Superior Court. this morn-
ing. The calm mm dmcrtion.
Thecaseuf J. S. and II. D. Randall
against John Shepard a Son, action for
summary princes. was called before
Justice Dione“ this mominxz. Judgment
was given the plaintiff by default,
Tristrum & llyutt. the enterprising
dry goods men. are showing a large line
of iarlira' jackets. blazers. reefers and
shirt waists. Their announcement in
another column gives lull particulars.
Next Sunday being Odd Foliows‘ mo-
morinl day, Our Brother? Lollgl' will ob-
serve the day by attending the First Bap-
tist church in the evening and listening
to a sermon by the Rev. F. E. Robbins
The graduating class of the Vorwaik
Military lustItute retumed to their n2»
sprain» humcs yesterday afternoon.
Most of the students have also left for
burnt. A few, however. will spend the
summer at the school.
—«ih humble prices at limos depot
I1" tn: mint .. _
Clinic-I SL John, a carpenter employ.
ed by 3. ii. Wilson, will go to Nan-ark.
.V. J . Saturday night. to wed Miss Lil-
lian li. Wilson, formerly of .Vorxalk.
Allerasbort tour they will return to
this pht‘t' and reside in Broad River.
wlmc the groom has a furnished house.
Messrs. Frank Street. Theodore E.
Smith. Charles DcForcst. A. J. Mac.
W. E. Buxton. A. W. Austin and John
J. .Vasb, members of St. Johns. Old
Well and Temple Lodger. A. I". k A. it.
drove to Weetport last evening and mt-
urml the working of the third degree
in Temple ; Lodge room. by Newark
bulge. So. 7. of Newark. ‘3. J.
\‘qstcrday a number of the leading
members of the, Knights of ('oiumbns
Twirl a meeting in New Haven. Supreme
Knight John J. Pbelzm. of llridgvart.
pu-sidul. nnd Bernard Tully. of Nor»
walk. acted as secretary. Preparations
for thq'l'oiumblm celebration to be bold
in Sow Haven next fall were discussed.
In .pluhtiun to this. matters were brought
up r--l.rtivu II) the grand Sum- fair which
is to ho held in New Haven It will
own Septcnllu'r ’3, and nmtimw for nim-
.Tuyn.
For thmmm-nie-ut Ibuol Authored
Slum) tlo- IIIunIIfm- tun n. “I” pi. “no Soup
Hangers In your Twin l. Ruth and Kill lit n
with at clI:.Ir;:v if tiuir ilgt nt sails at
your home give him this privilege.
The committee upon the dt't‘ol’itllull of
the lirvmcn's grave-s met last owning
and pu'rlrdni nil nrrangcnwntr for next
Sunday. It was decided to meet tit
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company‘s
lwadquarters in full uniform at 1:30
o'clock. At 2 o'clock the line will form
and march to St. Paul's contou‘ry. from
there to Union monetary and from tin-n-
tnst. Mary's. in the meantime a «un-
mittcc in charge of the supply wagon
will visit the graves in Riverside more-
my Pine Island and Heat .Vorwaik. The
gravm will all bu decorate-d in a quiet
llnd fitting manner.
Mrs. llallarlc Arena. who wait robbed
of her gold watch. chain and moon.
“’«lnesday afu-rmxm whiio asleep in
luv apartments in lilo old Ualboiid
church. on Ciiapel utwet. has since fmud
the stolen articles unrated behind a trunk
to her room. Annie Iliii. who was ar—
rested on umgncion of having claim the
min... I... medial-hosed. the twin
woman not Iii-bin: to make
against her. llbclalmedthattberewaa
no tangible evkleooe spirit the Gill
woman. lil- (lill this running had a
warrant sworn. out for the liaiian
moan and will have her arrested fugue»
uault.
...........H .m- ..... u...-.~_....._.
Ila. tray at Pulsa- (la-p.
Parananttoa voteoftha burdof
motlefiouuotthednwiaen
ltevolutiooallmbnuotfiatbndsty
ad of the Born of the Benelu-
tioa, and members of all hhmlcal
mmmmmmu.
willjoin In a need ballet plate. at
PutnamlhmlecMInmoathuannim
uuryot the adoption of the Anthea
lug,‘i‘asaiay.Juault. Madden-cu
will be delivered during the day by
Judgi’lehttaadothm. Penal-camp
wudleqaurtenottluasrallwauim
uawaudhharnyfilbcwlaturoll‘lfl-
manila-became“ uadeuedfor
bytbebtatulueslmnthouumhu
Da;id Workman, who has been acre
Good quality Body Brussels andVelvets at 81.00.
Better grades Body lirnsseis, Veivets and Moquetlee.
Large Assortment Mattings and Oil Cloths.
A. DICKERMAN, & SON,
s4 WASHINGTON STREET. sourH NORWALK. CONN.
Ill BRUSSELS BABPETS
For thebelanco of thaws-on we give 3 CASH DISCOUNT of 10 etc. per yard on Best Extra
Super Ingrains and Roxbury Tapestries; 5 cts. per yard In Medium Grades; Short Lengths and
OVER Till! RIVER.
Iowa and (least. of the Day In last
tier-walk.
It in reported that another wedding
will take plum here In a short time.
Aalin weighington pounth has been
bornto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin,
Um- street. ..._.,_
Mine Estelle Reeve has resigned her
pmitiou with A. Dickernlan a Son and
will he succeeded by Miss Edna Ains-
worth. a graduate of the class of '03,
first Norwalk High school.
Mention was made in this column yes.
berday of the marriage of Mira Annie A.
Harris, of this place, and John Fisher. of
Stamford. After the ceremony a very
pleasant reception was hold at the home
of the bride on Cove street. a large numc
her of guests being present. ‘ollowing
the reception Mr. and Mrs. Fisher took
the midnight train for Stamford, where
they will reside.
PEOPLE I0l.‘ ‘30“.
Pleasant Paragraph?" about Our
Other People's Friends.
Miss Bessie Wilson, of Riverside
avenue. is visiting Miss Agnm Harvey.
of lirtvnpoint. L. 1.
Mrs. Robert liorncr, of Pbiladcvphia
who is convalescent of an attack of
typhoid fever, is visiting at the residence
of her sister. Mrs. Andrew V. Heath. on
West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan and sin
Elliot. of New York. an», guests of Mr.
Duncan‘s parents on Fair street. Mrs.
bum-nu and the baby have been ill with
diphtheria and they will remain in town
during the summer to recuperate. Mr
Duncan returns to New York In n day or
so, but will spend every other week in
town.
and
ermmcrrleat Pate-ta.
The following were issued June ’3.
Hill. List furnished from otiice of A. if.
“mister. solicitor of patents. Bridgeport.
(krona ’
Cornelius Birkery. Hartford valve;
Jams-$5 t‘hivpellnd Hartford, typewrit-
ing machine: Francis il. Richards.
Hartford. valve-gate: Thumnst «mend-n
New Iain manufacturer of hinge-s;
(barb-s B. Hart Vow Bniain. drive
chain: Charles 8. Bart. New Britain.
latch-handle: Henry lluweil. New Bril-
ain. Tran compact»: John C. Broth-
w.cll Torringwn. extension bracket:
John ll. tlmnieaf. New Haven. lave
re Water Andrew B. Hay-ms New Haven.
ti ing M‘l: Thomas 1'. iloglc. he“
Haven. metallic vessel t'lthtlh’; i‘ barbs
i2. “'ilkmfuu, New lion-n. cup for new-
‘Ing "Incliliu‘h‘: Augustus ll. Joni-s. Merl.
llt‘D. central draft lamp: William Pol-
lard. Ansonla. rolling will roll: Dwight
L. Smith. Waterbury. buckle: Dwight
l. Smith. Waterbury. buckle; Dwight L.
Smith. Waterbury, buckle; American
l’In Cum Hit". Waterbury. silt-es metal
pins and duck :Ilevi P. Treadwcli.
innbnrv.sush “toner: Devi 1’. Trend-
wI-ll Danbury. sash lash-nor: James
Ito-lu- Tcrryvillc. lock.
lair-ads (Ea-lag no. Way Again
Many residents of this city will mail
tho- inridvut that some six or return years
since a Mr. Andrews. of South Carolina,
tlwnugcd 05. on his way toilooton on
foot, both on his outgoing and return.
[Ml through this city. “? was accom-
puniul by a little canine companion. i‘ido
by name. It may be of intemt to
state that the old gentleman is still
living at Sampler. 5. i'.. at the age
of i019. lie is desv‘riix-d by n comrspvn-
dcnt WM) meets him almost daily, all
active. rcmarkably quick in his move-
ments and to all outward appearance
likely to survive for a long time. A few
days Ilium, in conversation with our in-
formant, be said: "in July 1 shall start
for Chicago ‘by the loot nmte.‘ and aside
from uni-anon casualties. shall. alters
brielutay in that city. have for the east
and return over the norm- muto that]
came before." About a month slam the
crunpenion of forum yearn, Fido, died
at the age of sixteen.
loyal Area-nan.
The Somme Umncil. lioyul Alcanum.
have elt‘t‘lfd ultimo for the ensuing year
aI (other: Supreme regent, ii. ll. C.
Killer. of into-Ila: some» vim-regent.
W C. W. lien-rd, oi hauuyIvania; an»
mentor. J ll. Pound. Vow York:
auprerneuecretary, W. i). Robson. liar-
sacbusetls: comma «water. 3. A.
Skinner. New Jeruyauprcme chaplain.
c. 0. Spencer. Connecticut; supreme
“his. ii. Goodwin. lanolin-stir; an.
premowardsn. ii. lyrick,tlsorgia: nu-
ptuneueatry. (i. W. it". indium The
aubturalouotthrllupreme Council will
be held In linnrapoib.
tame. mmu Day.
The committee for tile Y. II. C. A.
statcfieidday held a meeting ’i‘ueuday
afternoon.-duhoutcotapietrdumuge-
mtulortbatday. Tbemcdaluaruull
ruadyandareuaid to be a very Inna»
salient. The banner which is to be
Wtotheassociutiou routing the
Wannberolpdntslaaluo rally
audiua very licence. The committee
oaentrlnarepurtedthat tbsrswerem.
a Myer auralarthan has ever before
Mammal. ‘i'hursareaeurtyonehitnt
dreddhlereatnlsnentercd.unduomaof
Immanuel-attains.
-* mow-museum.
Minimum warrant) oaaa at
mummmeu,
metatarsal-teller- at the supreme
Wattle
.0”
lines uh razor.
Important News of the County and State
Chronicle-l in a condensed Porn.
Talbert White. an old and represents
tivo citixen of Stamford, died suddenly
yesterllay. I
The committee on pnblic'intildingu and
grounds reported favorably yesterday to
enlarge the post office building at Bridge»
port and recommended that $75,000 be
appropriated.
(lmcc cbunrh. on Blatcbley avenue.
New Haven. Was consecrated at it) a. m.
yesterday by the Rt. Rchohn Williams
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal dio-
cese of Connecticut. ‘
The deadlock Which has existed be
tween the Republicans and Democrats of
both branches of the city government of
Rockviile, since January. over the elec-
tion of a superintendent of public works,
was broken at a joint meeting last evening
which rcsdlwd in the election of Almond
E. Harrison. Democratic councilman
for the Third ward.
Mrs. R. S. Hinman. wife of the chief
clerk of the Secretary of State's office,
will leave in a few days for Chicago, on
business connected with the woman's de-
partment of the exhibit. Although Mrs.
flinnlun guns with the full knowledge
. and sum-lion of Mrs. Bulkcley and other
members of the Board. siw will not olfici-
ally represent the “'omnn's Board of
Connecticut
The memorial library. a gift to Anson-
ia by Caroline Phelps Stoke-n. was dedi
mini yesterday in the presence of a crowd
of purple. Among the prominent pcopb
there were Miss Stokes, Dr. Lyman Ab-
bott. Charles Dudley Warner, Anson
Phelps Stokes Mrs. “illinm E [lodge
Henry R. Stile-I and Rev. 1). l’ .Irker Mor-
gun. ”The memorial fountain to Anna
Sewn", author of “Black Dainty." was
also dedicated.
t‘oroner Mix has completed his invmtis
nation into the death of Wilkins Rustin.
the Yale student. He was abh- to secure
tho- evidence of only one citizen Who
Willie'ssfil ",tbe affair. Charlie limhum.
the driver into whose hack Rustin
run. While the students stated they
were running besidnl Rustin. Graham
says they were not in the rotul with him.
The report sums up the facts. and recom-
mends the proper authorities to take
such measures as will prevent furthe
practices of this nature.
An option on fullr-liltlmof the stock of
tlu~ Fruit 6: Whitney umlpuny. of Hart-
lord, has been sr-t'ul'nl by :1 I’I'pl‘r'st‘nlil
tire of an English syndicate. who has
sailed for England Inlay the matter be—
fore the syndicate. The price at which
the work has been marred is over $300
per share. the market quotations being
$175, with none otleml. The company
was established In lull and (ELI!) an im-
mensi- busiuom III machinery and line
tool». The t .Ipltai I-I MIMI”). TlIccouI-
puny paid 15 per cent. last year.
A heavy thunder storm meal over
\\ incisor locks at 7) o'clock yesterday
altcrumn and continued for mom than
an hour. Lightning struck in three
placid. but did little.- damage. Onc bolt
knocked a chimney oil Fm] Mother's
stomand burned out the fuse to his clac-
lric light. Another struck tho comer of
the roof on the parochial school building.
knocking oil some slate and bricks. The
third entered the Seymour paper mill on
a win- and struck n vainudar frame. but
the current was grounded on the copper
win-u with which the machine is
furnished.
The two old worm-n who were mainli-
ed at their homes in Berlin by New Brit-
ain roughaarcatill alive. and although
there is no lIfl'I' for the invalid. thr- other
sister. It in thought. my rally. The
physician attending the woman is afraid
of pmmmonia netting in in the latter
case. but if she (mm this she will
probably romvcr. 'llcrlln maple are ex-
cited ovcr the orthogonal the lwling
afloat the rum who committed the
mimom to increase rather than di-
minish. Theymniehment for this crime
in this state is impisonment for life, um
its the victim dice. when it is hanging.
Tho ihnnan Catholic school at New
[maxim will fonnally open with a pootl
Iirial menu on Sunday, July til, celebrab
ed by ”blimp Ilclfabou of Hartford.
Archbishop Cot-rig“ baabecn invited to
preach. ‘l'helsrtum will be delivered
in the Lyceum theatre. The whole scope
comprises ton on ethics. under the direc-
tion Miler. P. A. llalpin. 8. J.: tell on
history. directed by John A. Dimmer. L.
L. 0.; ton on "mature. directed by
BrotherAuariasrllreun sci-race and re
vuabd relight, directed by Waste
fllsgfred of Philadelphia, and ten on
miscellaneous subjects. directed by Rev.
Jmeph it. McMahon. (looms Pam
lathmpm Icallu the tin of lecturers.
Ald- AWKG Tflllllllttlfl.
Iaaaau of Activity Down Amati. the
manage-Imam lain-is.
ApartyufDaobury young men have
chartered a South firewall yacht and
willstartonduiylatferaweek‘s mks
"mi-u:
nounnualmoftbevcdar Faint
Yatch ciabwillbsualisd next Wain!»
day,ovrs dwelabeourus. the start
Wmdsatliala. The list prise
wbmchubfl‘ the waned intu- a
Canadian and Club House
The Choicest Teasand (Rodeos
BHABLES E.
LEADING
New Potatoes and Tomatos, may? Apples andOrangoI, 1“an
apples, Baum, strawberries and Fresh vegetables,
Cheese, Lamb’s Tongues.
imported. Fancy New Butter
2
‘ 250 lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb.
.——+.
SEYHBHB.
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
“i.“luu‘
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
A Card.
\‘Vhercas. my wife. Celia Judd. has deserted
my bed and board without just cause. all per-
sons are hereby forbidden to) trust her on my
account. as I shall pay no bills of her contract-
ing alter this date. (‘ RARLES il. Jl‘DI).
South )nmaik. CL. June 10. I892.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
{100..00 which gives 19 people dy psia,
and these, poo le spend $1, 456. 00 In doc-
tors' bills an finally have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus Blood (' are to cure them,
what would be the saving per mpita if
the Ilium: -r should not be given. there
being In persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisicd 5 drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood L are.
tourt. June 9th A. D. ISL
\\ berm» written appiir ation has been manic.-
to this «our! for the admission to probate
of a certain w rill: n instrument as and for the
last wrlilrf Richard M. Dec-kn. late of Vor-
walk. in ni-lliistriet deceased
Ordered. That sat-l application in hoard,I
and determined at til» Probate ornu- in .Vor'
walk. on thr‘ lath do of June. like. at 2
o‘ r lot-l; afternoon: and t t public noiitc there—
of belfilv en to all persons interested therein by
publ' mg this order- in a newspaper having a
lln ulatlon in said district at least six days
he! ire said day ofA heart
‘ Ali‘v'voonwnnu
3910 ll
helichliiiy Taxes.
THE taxpayers of the (‘it of South .Vnrwalk
are hereby untitled t t the city tax of
EU. mills on the dollar. laid on the ”Which!
list of It'll. atac ity [riveting held on the Ilith
day of March. bill. will be due and pa able
May“ .. use. at which time [shall be rear y to
rem-hr the some at my store 50“ ushington
street South Norwnlk. t' onu.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum
from )Iuv... " IRE. w iIIbe charged on all bills
I'crsnsininltr unpaid on and after June I Tm
HERM \.V S)“ DEII
( 'ollector of (‘ ltv Truce.
Dated at South .Vorvvalit. April I3, it'll. alB
Notice.
‘IEMBE RSof Butler bulge .\'o 97 1.0.0 ii.
and all Odd lullows are mwestcd to
meet at [M
at t "Helm-I: in attend memorial services at
East Norwalk M E. church.
Per order Committee. In St
. misfit—i Billiwllillllilil.
The w-Il know) u and pipular Amer-ban
Bonn and “minor mt. inculwi it! til “min
~Ir- -rl .\' lYW'allt. t' no It mmmr: - tummy
frtrnl- PM! ruozrhaml h L- in r In 5!; ll lI- hml thir-
Iwn _\r ire. living it good i): buttons.
The mntinrlcrl ill in with of the proprietor is
the only muse for ~I- Hing. Th'h I- a rare I. .p-
I-Irtunity for the right part 'l'r‘l'mi (rt-h.
lr. If .lUllXi' ".t IILLINS.
liliHiiHiHi BIVTSIBH. 8. OF T..
“'1“. HOLD A
Strawberry and Ice Cream
FESTIVAL
in Ihrirlluli on Washington street.
Monday Eve'g, June Illh
All friend-I or’ mnpcrance invitni.
Mom
ALL SIZES 0F
BBHSHEB STBNE.
General cemlaelu IIIIII Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Lurk liar m. .“outb
liable-rue. .\o. I Pu...
Sorwalk. ulna.
lnt'l Null}. .Vorwalk,
Jr-lll if
Economy and Bemloni
l'rlF.
Easelme Stoves
“annulment-g
We have the my but make
THE MANHATTAN
II Iii. SIZES.
wIII baiteu'onk and In all the k
mm with em lb: trouble and ":3”. "'3:-
in use in this
Call and See Them.
“MIME l5 BEITO A Milli”.
W. H. Meekerljliio...
iiilPiliil
impetus n... or beat ll. it. heating
fella-I seams. to stun. rope basal-a.
with meant candidates mote-l and
attached. All: MAW sow. m
GRAPH rm order had loll theirs!
thalamus-d. Thu-rumor“.
walyovderrdarsw
illicit”. lifeline.
mums. interim.
mum. .
» in. letter.
causative"
to NEW BOAT? CATALOGUE.
\Varerooom. Water street
[STRII‘T OF SUR‘NALK. 55.. PROBATE E
Mac room Sunday owning. Junel'l. ,
' .uppllur for nailing
in. la your-settle. Everything about ‘
Jill." I!‘
Containing BIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
TI 1 IE TABLES. descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
. . $27.50 to $3.000
{not of
H. EMORY ASE.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WAIIIIIIIIITIIII siliEET,
SOUTH NORWALK, comm
ar I'Mt‘
WAY'I‘BII
‘l\ i. good carpenters wanted to work at.
litterside Iativ n. C
iterberJtIversivlratdnu can for 33:“th
“'AVTFD~A young man that thoroughly
mt ulndervi‘tapds car?- of horses and darriagea
a wr ma e Irmsci gt nemil useful
apiace. lnquinI at thisctlice. y jelloblim
: ‘WO coat bands. Apply al.\V. H. S ‘
1] ill) Washington Sliced. South 3053"“
: ._._.. jcolit
“ AVTEDM \tidy. active younggirl to do
light homework: one \vbo (
an '
atlliglt‘pi'rfhrlflll Apply ntbtxrlsgzgmw
11- t
I ~——~~ “A. . _ ,H,
< $-- L6H i I; Silo: can bc made month]
I
Working for B. F. Job
all”: 24- 6* Main St. Rh limontl. V280“ & C0
FE}? ago}; it!) opera}: ranchincjatwgr ~
r urnry 'aahin
South “gorwalk Paid while ixh‘inélm
stead) work. F. E. Kelsey. myfi If
'ro LET. " ""*
I OI all? So. 6’ Woodward avenuc
ucr month.
\" 01H Iward.
Rent it
\\ star in Inquire of RsA.
Ol SE 5 rooms and“ ard n. II
II River station. at l. titinoul‘ll.r ngd‘reuih
Box' .. Row anon. Conn niyal tf
DWELLIVI- of 10...}: I Tessa
l situated. a mo lie the Music ”if" big?!
.\'o. ti South ain street. Apply to John
i'erris.rny1itf
[KW house Taylor aven w .
N Watirstrcet. 89.5 rminmuekls [fivgnwgfit
farm house. barn union "trims-my positing!
2m: six moms. Bowayton. Sl'l. Raymond
F0]! SALE. N
E“ jib and Imod mainsail for ill-f
N (heap. Also about wither. iron b31130}:
Lilli llltlh‘ with rountrrsnnk bundles. Ad-
ire-5s or appII to Rennie i". Andrews. South
Vurwalk. t' onn. jelolw
\"E ll Ive threw or four ruintemmsilnatcd
“'zilh n a fr» Illinlllr.‘ walk of the dc.
pol: Inn’ainin.’ :Ill thc imprnw-xurnnts of the
pfbenl day I'h'bisagunlopwrtuuit to an
one “hill!!! to punbasc a cornforla do an
mm elrieiit home at a roan-able prhr and on
an ommmiuling term-s. Tay- lor& (midi-n.
Mun
qravmsmror pm... on B In good mutu-
llill r‘rin- low III tr In I .
gin~ IiZIrr. slreel. Somali: it , {iii-i ill“
titllll) ~pintlle wagon for uni“ ’D l
4“ III the- V‘outh .Vurmllk Hwtuynftorcfmmn
_ Jtlff
l". I ll llLVt. Int. diluted on the win-It side of
iii-y \lt‘ w av-onm. .Vo. 2'7. in or parth ulnrs
arbin-wl‘. S. N. JIl .
SunriIVurwulk. ”n H iilzabethmatz'onct
MINCE-ILLA N lit“? S.
H Lnl. \N‘ .‘i new store, r-nrmr f Fran
:2 "7"le \l‘thfl nlrreklu rwill "(pen 3f::ntlly.1=llil:
w a~tm l: I n uti n~
cry. broad. Iilt‘h.llkt‘.l‘ll..' o ”y WLHOF.
r
l‘RAsK i'l'I'I'I'Y tins tll'l-IVIIZD “if.“ BOAT
hon-q ~Inmrul between that “bridge-
Iornnrh mnntmml by “tiliam \‘arlty. where
he Irmrn. uuia.u'.lgars etc. of the beat
Ily um niwa)‘ bu- found Bait of all diam
parties
Wanted—-At once“
30!) Granite cutters.
All Ill In .Vnrrrmn Bunimw
o£lnoy t mk. I mm. ”"6"" I”: '
Fine Boots and Shoes for
Sale Cheap.
m...” .....
line Custom Wort eIIIIII
II III tints ermine;
ten III a
first-class liner
' .
we
“M
The Best Beetle from the lust
Institute
flit.
com; no or: mm mum
cussoTl comb.
l1. wusnramon fl. moon..-
0 ra d d u c k ’ s
MARKET.
III. III "Jilin"! "till.
“I. “will!“
sun ....... 175:“
Ell-I'llb‘ wit-Ian“. rm M In a bib.
CASH PRICES.
That reliant bell-nut. Twealymts‘ experience
in the Muses enables” apicaus
public. A trial ”belted. the
6. TV. BHIBDUCH 8: Still.
”WEBB“
lawn lime”.
will be
nonmalignant.
(lass...
BENT! MAY 28....
Norwalk Chronicler