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Wing: “:6 'nonB
owl-cum
. uncut lanes
”Notice: of local mm; a] all
binds, to‘ which an admirable behind.
and notioer calculated to prmuotr private
tolerate, ccc'qrt where an udcrrtieemcnt\
aframe manure in advertising columnar,
are charged for at rumdar rater, 10 cents
a line.
Miniature Alma-ac tar luv-arrow.
Sun it! llfll SnnSctu illlgb'l'ido Low Tide
at“ 9 M72- at 155 at Mb
New York Hmld Weather Voracaat.
Tin-day fair weather will probably prevail,
with alight temperature change- and tree]:
nuuthwuatcrly winds. followed by partial
clonflnean and nlightly cooler weather. On
Wednesday partly cloudy to fair weather and
alightly lower temperature will probably pro
rat]. with rain in the moat northern districts
and on Thursday partly cloudy sud fair weath-
er, with undecided temperature change.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People 0:0: City are boring
and Saving.
Mrs. Human Thcile is critically ill at
her borne in East Norwnlk.
Raymond Brothers} are discharging
LOO!) barrels of cement from thcachooncr
George Brnudreth.
Glover's Band will give a free concert
on Railroad l’lacc Thursday evening,
commcncing at 8 o'clock.
——Scoticlil d: Hoyt will meet, any price
or any discount in carpets.
The tucrry-go—round which was locntv
ed on Washington street several weeks,
has been taken to Danbury.
_. .___L_
M. Clifford Purdue entertained the
Gyropnthinn club, last evening, at his
home on North Main street.
Court Mullah-ken“), A. 0. IE, will hold
its regular meeting in Swanz & ('orbctt’s
building, Washington street, this even-
”Kv .___.....__
Are you weak and run down? Dr.
u.
_ Richardson's Chinchonu, Chamomile and
(ientian Tonic Powders cure \Vcaknom
and General Debility. Ask for or
l0c.samplc.
r
ac.
Evangelist Paul J. Loizleaux will
preach ntthelw'mre room. :n Chestnut
street, South Nurwulk, on Wodnwlay
owning a: :1 quarter before dight. All
are mnlinily invited to attend.
Residents of the western [art of the
city are now supplied with gas through
a fourvinch pipe, the new main from
West avenue through Went street having
been connected last evening with the hill
Pill!!-
—Strawhcrry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
On the way up the Bound Saturday
night. the City of Albany caught a float—
ingloginoncof her puddle wheels and
broke off two flanges. Carpenter» work-
cdneurlyallof lantnight repairing the
damage. “WWW
Mntlreema veteran in the uhoottng
gallery Maine-a, who has been conduct
in; one in Mrs. Daniel Keogh'u building
on Riverside avenue, Bart Norwalk,
moved today to llockaway Ileach, when
he will romain during the nummcr
News. Manitoulin and Portia the
dintrlhutov» of the mate: of Michael
Becker, met in the oflloe of John H.
Light, with the heir! and theirattorncy,
yesterday afternoon, to Iii-tribute the
real eatate which belonged to the do
«and. ”WWW”
—’l‘hc Eagle Bottling Work-ambulan-
“Amway," from New York city. The
wheelnwmiipped by the propeller
(fityotllorwalktol‘ewYotk.
M E. flour-r Hillside economy: W
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mas .. ' 0.,
u N:
“DIWALI ”Elli.
A ”IO-II mm of Ill-rp- l'ram tho
Banal-dut‘lnwn.
-Luatrinc for white paint
mommiexmat Mm.
place tomorrow mg,
9
The commencement exertion“ Iii-a
N'..l" Baird'- seminary wfll beheld at
the school tomorrow evening.
The ladies Aid society of the rim
Baptist church will hold a strawberry
festival in the lecture room thin evening
-—Purc cotton wrth pure cream, Inc a
cup, depot rataunnut 0pm all night.
A joint meeting of the eclectmcn and
uclurl Vinita! will be held in the select-
men'u office this evening at it o'clock to
receive estimates and make appropriations
for the coming year.
The marriage of Him Eva Woodhull,
of Union Park, and George Burton, of
Peterlmrougb, Canada, will take place at
the home of the brideuparentc no—mor—
row afternoon at5 o'clock.
Friday, June 17, the day of the ten-
milc handicap wheel race, a free colla-
tion will be served at Dorian Porn: from
atoll. TbePointwillbc the best spot
on the course to witness the race, as the
wheelmcn will pan there twice.
fl.”
bod-Moron” Mina-inn!» l antiq-
ll'or
A.Dl
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The Manning la'dlva Concuvt company
will give an entertainment in tho Pint
Baptiat church thin evening.
William L. on... will go to N... York
HQTIWI Lmin" . In— H 1"
W1» .M humiliated a ri .
atrawberry' apron mohea' in circumference
from hit atnwburry balk at Bmad River.
lion ban rained aurnc wonderful berries
in bin time. '
—Japanuc bamboo pinch and cottage
abadea at J. Arthur Pinw’u.
6
kit. and flu. Edward ‘llorehouae, of
Arch street, will celebrate the fifth anniv
vereury of their marriage. today. by
starting on a trip up the lltuhum. They
will return Saturday.
The suit of James Mitchell vs. II. J.
“'adlnms, wherein the Iatter‘r horse was
attached to aatlafy a claim of ‘50 ha.
been settled by the defendant paying the
debt and costs of the care.
Milton Elwood, clerk for Glover a
Olsen, mmpanied by his brother and
{Thom Walsh, of Chestnut street. will
leave town July 10 on a bicycling tour
through New England to Bangor, lie.
The funeral of Eliza 1.. Prince. wife oi
Theodore C. Prince, who died at. her
home in West Norwalk, yesterday, aged
40 years, will be held in the Brooksidc
Won by William G. Thomas In the Non“
walk club‘s handicap billiard tourney, t
andafterwarda put up by him for a
alumni match Allan G Bettie [mt II. B.
Bishop twenty-him! points and was de-
ciarcd a winner.
Selectman 0. W. Raymond will pn-r-
sonally auperintend the cleaning up of
the roads to be used by the Alpha Wheel
club for their ten-mild road race on l'riv
day afternotm. The tours» in now in
good shape, but with thquth urbbleu re-
moved some very fast time should be
made.
v—Takc off that heavy underwear and
buy balhriggnna, which are‘much lighter
at Mitchell's, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard, of
Cliff “ICES. drove to “'15th Sunday
afternoon to call on William Condon and
family. While they were getting out of
the carriage “whom started and Mn.
Howard was thrown {mm tlw 4.1..
breaking her leg at the shin lame. A
physician was aummoncd and the bone
was we Mrs. Howard is still at thr
Condor) residence and will be obliged to
remain there until the fracture unites.
l’mt. Willis Earle. of the Norwalk
Military Institute. left town this morav
ing for a trip through watern New York
and Pennsylvania, About July I hewill
go to bin old lune at Thetford. \‘t., and
will remain there during the aummer.
In the fall he will take up teaching, but
whether he will return to Norwalk has
notbcen decided. During his stay at
the Norwalk )tilitary Institute he has
donemnchfor the good of the nchoo
and made many friend. in town, who re-
gret to rec him leave.
—llo you enjoy fun and in: «mm?
Then go to the OpcraIl-uutc, upvtown,
to-nuwrow evening and take in the
”timber (loom Carnival.” k’itty young
pcoplcalrd a dog.make up thcparta.
The ringing, marching and npuaking will
all intereut you, aleo afford no nlnal
amouutof rral merrimcnt. 'l'bia cntcrv
tainment baa never been given in Nov—
walk More.
Unandlfrn. Eranktlrrgorymf Cran-
berry l’lainc,drove totbe borough laat
eveningto nuke come pumhmllra.
Gregoryhavtngapocketbnokwhichm
tallied m. When they arrivedliotnc
thediacoverywaamaduthttbcpockcb
buokhadbeen loot. Mutulnvdand
without avail. Shortly after reaching
homeagain, flannel Watt- cameto the
bottle with tho pocketbtrok, which for-
tunately contained Ir.Gregory'u card.
He picked it up oppuulte St. Paul'-
church.
David Spleenatri-mercmploycd by
thelforwalkmtl south Mrwalk Blvov
tricllgbtmpauymlnlantkutcva
timebebreaku a gluba or manta with
”momma-inmate ia th-
”watchman-Imam”
aotkiagianaidabuatk. (fly lent nu.
day.lr.flpkartclh-,kumvalancua
Watwrtnauattinh-hmrhkotm
atugmagnuapdcldldna who were
WWI-them. flak-um.
lookulcarefullyalongtkamad,bat‘
chi-point 2:20 o'clock tomorrow after—
lu the final content for the prize cue strum.
——(iu.h, niu'tit hot! Buy your straw
hats at Mitchell's. Norwalk.
Engineer “'00! was at work yestm
day, laying out St. John avenue ml for
us lnue avenue. As Michael Ratchford,
who owns the lots beyond is willing to
give lltc‘ land, the avenue will he extendv
ed in the town farm. This will eventu-
ally open up a direct road to Sangutuck,
avoiding all the hills.
A large assembly of friendn gathered
at the home of Ites‘. and Mrs. AIexandet
Hamilton in Lyon's Plains. ymuday
afternoon and evening on the «canton
of the twentieth annivuuary of their
marriage. The time was spent in an
enjoyable‘manner. A collation win
earn! and the guests viewed nuns-ort-
meut ot handsome presents.
The Y. I’. S. C. E. aocietieaof the Not-
walk Ctmgrugational and Bapt'ut
rlrtlrt'lmn will attend the quarterly lllEPI-
ing of tho Nurwalk Union at Weapon
this evening. The Congregationaliuts
will be transported in the carryal|"1\'cw—
port" and the Baptists will go in wagon-
vtt- A. They will leave their mpeclirc
I‘ltiil"'l't"v ut lid-'1 o'clock. sharp.
-—-l:mmlmblc prices at Lane's depot
Wetlttlll‘ltllf.
Tho Snra’nlk public are to he lmtfll
on Monday evening next to a performv
anu- never before pn-acntcd in this city.
Palmer’a Double. Uncle Tom's Cabin
Company of forty artists will appear
under canvaaou the loton Belch-n ave-
nue, in the rear of the rubber factory
Watch forthc grand ntrcet parade at
Mon. Forparticnlaruccadvcrtiucment.
The unit of ZalmonComntock and wife,
at Wilton, brought against William ll.
Olin-trad. of Union Park, in the Court
of Common Plea- at Bridgeport, to re-
atraiulerhnatead from collectinga judg-
ment against the plaintitfn. and wbwk
was decided than in favoruf tlicdcfendv.
ant. and appealed by the plaintiffs. hau
been decided In farorof the defendant
in tho Romaine Court of Erma. and he
can now collect the amount of judgment
due him.
-Eor the convenient na- of Anchored
Soap, the manufacturer! will [tiara floap
“anger- lu your Toilet, Bath and Kitchen
without charge. If their aunt talk It
your home give him thin privilege
Inll‘l’ry tallnal I 'qfl'am
Ouuwafurnanicflulyfl, tiara-coed
dayotthaCdumbiaColtcyclingtoarua.
uncut at Charter Oak park. Hartford,
lioyland limitb. the noted dyer from
New Bedlam, will try to break the
mmnmw-u.
WWMk-atlnatm
hummus-anon».
Machine-i thatuwnr at the
wrroarljuaefluaanu d
nutcracker-tithing] when.
brake-“any wink. 'i'kbuuiv
..,.._..., _.
, thanuaouvngiveaCABllDISCOUNTofIOcnpeI-ynrdonnoatlllm
Super Ingraiuu finalist?! W; lick.“ per yard tullodium Grades; ShortLengtha and
; hannantavery cheap. ~
I Dood quality Body Brutus]! aud‘Volvota at £1.00.
all... grades Boll! Brut-oh, Velvet. and Moquetteu.
Large Assortment Writings and on Cloths.
GRERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTDN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
LEADING
WHEN !
no Ilatleat 'I'ttlrtaaatk Bay of Jana w.
Ila" flail tor Ila-v Taaru.
The “warm wave" which awoopud
downon mflnnday, aid ”with nu yu-
“PM 'laiac. *;_Wc-’unuy. look lav
mler weather” tomorrow, however, an
the wave in moving-lowly outward, and
will bo'followcd by considerable cloudi-
neuandprobably rain. Yaterday were
the hottest thirteenth of June that
webavc known in yearn. The thu-
mometcr at Plaiutcd’ a drug store crawled
upmees In tho-bade atsoclocl intbe
afternoon,“ the mercury at Baxter's
was «wally an high. At Stillm's it was
965, but at lloyt‘r it only touched 90°.
The thermometer in Trill Sufism. office
indicated 88° nearly all day, and once
touched 90° , a higher point than was
over before noted. later in the after-
noon i‘luistcd'a thermometer dropped to
OS ° . The evening, though tempered by
agcntle breeze. did not bring much re-
lief to tired, nwcltering humanity, but
toward morning thetempcrature fell rev-
eral degrees and with the change came a
few houn of refreshing sloop.
It was delightfully cool during the day
and evening down along the chore, and
many people stole away from the heat
of the city, to the nalubrioua shades of
Roma. Dorlon'uand other near-by resorts.
At 1 o’clock today the thermometer
stood an follow-n: Su‘mvu. oificc. 88° :
Plaistod's, 93°: Hoyt's, 91°; Still-uni,
39 3 : Baxter’s, 93 ° .
Two young ladies employed in Ruth
J: Goldechmidt'c, corset factory were
overcome by the heat yesterday.
John Murphy was prmtratcd by the
hunt on tho- lknnhnry and Nurwalk rail-
road track, near the Norwalk Mills. you.
terduy afternoon. Dc was carried to his
home in Broad River. where he is now
confined to his bed.
A well-drained young man, who was
not inelined on give his name, but said
he lived in Glen Cove, L 1., war over-
comebythoheatonthe depot platform
late yesterday afternoon. Baggage mau-
tcr (lush-w and bio assistants cared for
him, and three phyaiciana were sent for.
but before they arrived the man had It
covered nuthciently to board an apron
train for \‘ew ‘l ork city.
PEOPLE Y0l' hNOW.
Plea-ant Paragraph- about Our and
either Pearle'a l’rtaarla.
Dr. G. ll. and Mrs. hlct'ionegal started
try-day for Trenton. N. J.
Charla flurry, of New Haven, the
guest of David Gould, on Academy
ntm't.
Mm. Charla E. Writer“, of New York
city, ia viaiting at her brother's. W. A.
Norma. on Taylor avenue.
Ire. R. l’. Talmage. of Yonkers. N.
Y., in visiting her daughter, Mm. Charles
ll. flank, of Taylor avenue.
llr. and In. L‘. F. Tolleu. of llavilaud
street, returned last night from a visit
with Rev. Robert W. Jim, at Waterv
town, Conn.
Ills llenriotta “olden, who has been
apending the winter with her mater,
In. Dirac", in New York city, h home
for the summer.
Mia-t Bert Roberta. of New York city,
who hanbcen unending the pout week
with frierula in thin city, returned home
today, accompanied by Ali. Alice lor-
too.
The A. 0. II. Parada Ia [hilt-porn.
Tomorrow will boom of the biggeat
daya in the biatory of Bridgeport. The
Ancient Order of Hibernian- ofthc state,
the lament and moat influential organiza-
tlouoflrlehtncn in tliecountry. ban no-
lcctod that city an the place for holding
their grand annikury celebration. It in
raid that 7,!!!) to Mill man will be
in line. It in expected that the Burwalk
and Heath Hm divinhu'a will tuna
mountedakluattbahuaddtbck‘airtleld
ununtydIVHonofthcparadc.
'llw law-Ill.
mam.mmmm Rowlan-
Ina, to he brigade country. with
“IBM
mlAlbrcHofrlcwflavcatobo
mmumm,m
nakuf-alfl
. mummm.mr m:
along theAtlantiauabuanl an farm“!
THAT RAILROAD DEAL
It Will anally Simplify Canto-plat“
Improve-cot- at loath lorwalk.,
The Conwiidated-Hounawnic railroad
deal ‘ itill‘ tarnkhea 'food for com?
”and ‘ upe'cnlatlon in flouth
Dover-lb. From various aonuuea
covneultlio 'etthmant 4th“ h"0maoll-.«
dated fund has bad the pun-bane in
viow some time, and this is given In one
of tlroroaaonu why the four tracks have
not been carried through South Norwalk
and a new utatnon' built here.
Major Bromley, advertiaing agent for
theConaolidated, is quoted as saying:
”It the Consolidated road should ulti-
mately got the Ilorlsatonic it would
prove of very great advantage in the
improvements that are in progrcus be
tween New York and New Haven. At
South Norwalk and Bridgeport the
llmraatonic owns property right where
the four tracks would run. It would
greatly simplify these improvementaand
they could be executed much more
promptly. It would also do away with
all the opposition to these improvements
whichhave liccnmet. Icanuee agreat
advantage that would accrue at the Grand
(chtral depot in New York. If
our company owned the Housin-
tonic it would be pomiblo to run a train
from Litchticld to New York and a few
minutes later the same tmincould be
sent toNevv London it druired. Whereso
many difi'ervent roads run into one station,
itinnccmry when a train arrives to
store the can until the train is to return.
If one company owns its connections,
the can can be run right out again.
This in of considerable advantage in the
Grand Central depot whereroom iaagreat
item. But this is all one side, as l
have no idea what the llousatonic road
has been purchased for."
“re Houmtonic road was organized in
May, 1856. At the last election there
were 235 stockholders. At the last re
port the funded debt of the road and its
branches wan $5,236,900.88. and Its capi—
talsnick,.5,038,i00. ’l‘hegross earning:
were 31.53%,41226. and the earnings
above opera'ing expenses were “”339.-
lll. The company ha 53 locomtivea.
109 Monmmwd ml m.
and 748 freight and coal cars. Cara con-
tributed to fast freight service are‘ 552:
148 milen of the road is in Connecticut
and the remainder in Mmehusetta.
HERE A‘D THERE.
l—wfllll New. on tho run-I, and state
Chronicles! la a Canal-and I’urnn.
Dennis )furnn, of llartlml, commit—
ted suicide Sunday, banging binnelf in
his father's bum He was 20 years of age
and has been despomlent nine: he want
ill a few months ano.
Irene l’rimros, a woman 35 years bid,
attempted suicide in the Bridgeport
police station by taking Iaudanurn. Her
life was saved with difficulty. The
woman at one time was a governors in a
Southport family, but lately baa become
d'wipntcd and becn living a fast life gen-
orally.
l-‘inw Ilnntmyed .l. I’. ('nmhy'n wood
working and planing mill at Greenwich
about 5 o'clock yeatenlay afternoon. The
tire caught in the drying room from
came unknown. The timmeu worked
with Ilifllcnlty on account of the intense
heat of tho day. A bucket brigade dach-
ed water over the men an they fought
the dam. The Ions is lit-tween 35,0!»
and “0,000.
Coroner Dutch has found evhlcnce
enoIIgh again-t John ”regard to hold
him_ on the charge of mar-laughter.
Lingnrd is the fitnmfonl man who while
drunk usanulted bin wife Mary by kick—
ing and otherwise beating her. The
coroner found that the woman were
her hmband‘a kick pmduced mmplica-
tiara that noted her death
The oyntcr sloop “Emma Jane," which
"unheated by order of the com,
torbciuguaealnlllcgal drudglngotoyrv
mutilarcb. wan acid at Palm-rt
Duflbddpyanl inGteunwich. by orn-
cer Addilrm Miner. The alobp wu-
knockcd down to SamuelChard form.
Aftorthccoataofthcaulthavubaunpaid,
onehalfof tincmyromatningwlll he
turncdlntothetown beauty. and the
othrrhaltwlllbepaidtoilmcer. Palmer
formakingtbcadnurc.
rcltylaaao-y
Editor W:—ln your report of
whatourBuaIdotCuuaciiatu-dldat
tinirmuutblymartinglantlondayevano
ulmlcudtbetollowlng: “Tb-mat:
trvotbaviugthamonndoppuwtntbc
Congregational church put in a non
rhhtlycuaditiuawulaougbtnpmutan
mmbwauttkcnuant thoupbttta
rut-teat- lntbe vieiantykad agreed to
hkauwcot “anaemia-taken.“
tin-m want-id ovarian-vestigi-
atthctime in a delicate mdltim, and ‘“"
of boots from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
Driven Insane by float andfllvarwork.
John Barthel, a retired New York‘
lulkinem man who purchased the Aaron
Olmuwad farm at Cranberry Plainan
short time ago, was taken violently invi;
sane Sunday and the members of his:
family were oblige-d to flee from the
neighbms. chtgr’ay his wife appealed;
to the authoritiel. and Deputy Sheriff I
Toner drone up the house with the
intentionof tak g Barthel away. He
found the house barricaded and was
obliged to break in the door in order to
secure his man, who wait determined not
mucommny the Deputy Sheriff. He
was finally subdued and taken to Dr.
Smith's sanitarium for temporary con-
finement. Barthel’s brain trouble was
caused from heat and overwork. He
bought the Olmatead farm and moved
to Norwalk in order to recuperate.
Edward Dacy. aged 22. was drained
in the Shetucket river while bathingr
nan: Norwich, Sunday. He had been
drinking and was alone at the time.
lfa New York millionaire gives a clin-W
wofi‘ith I‘ll“ nuc aud926th strc'eit. I. osting
w ch gives 1 pm 2 a la,
and theacpeo peorlo spnmd 31.5%in fighte-
tors bills an: finall have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Bloc: C or:- to cure them,
what would he the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there—
hcing 8" persons at the feast!
inquire at l’laistcd'u drug store where
you may have the problem solved and“
at information about Cactus Blood Cure.
A Positive Novelty
Ilelden In, Ilenr lather Factory
053 PERI‘ORM.‘ KC}: ONLY.
Doom open at 7. Performance at ti o’clock.
Monday June 20m I892
I’ALIEH' :i BIGSPECTAt. If LAR l’.\\ ILIUS
Onele Tom’s Cabin (in.
UNDER A MONSTER (A‘SV All.
The Bluest and Best on Earth.
Main New Featureu, Special Car and Bean-
tl nl‘l'icenery. Greatest Top-«y on Earth.
40— PEOPLE - 40
EVAN PET PONY PRINCE.
ONE PNIOE TO Ill—~25-OenIS-25
“'ATI 'II FOR THE GRAND PARADE.
lull
DOB LON POINT.
GALA DAY,
FRIDAY, .IIINE l7, I892.
The moat canvnnlrnt Input to winter» tin
TEN- Ill! NINOIOAP VlNEEl NICE
Fm Bella-titer!!! be served
from to
J. E PoWer.
mfltf
ALL SIZES 0F
ONOSIIEO STONE.
Reine! Couturier Illlll Sever
Wit. ,
F. PM Pierce,
7! llmttln WM 3 'l'
mull»... pact.iit ixawts'kw
Economy and tomlonl
FEE
Baseline Stoves
Hematite-lit Int!
cum-um. It
Wekavatkvvvrriwutwde
THE MANHATTAN
II Ill Ill“.
mum uldoall boworkot
Itova thtruahlu .
tam-lat
Call and See Them.
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