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lo the any friends ill tumour
lanllollarsinilold
Aprluof "I DOLLARS lit now will
burn lathe perv-In who will before July
“I!!! no the moat (wise and
“Ill-tom anttlhc forth the Milk
laalv‘lrtnnaaadnuatlve properties of
Loxatonlk.
”who! it union. for I'm. Twil-
llIalIat tomwsnlu. Inn-um that
an Ins-lamina decision may
‘ka m. Manor W. (7. fmtn and John
II. I“ have kindly mental to act as
tall-I- l’rtaalokaawanlodJnlyt.
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sona- aoawssa. or.
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I have engaged more men and
Inn now in good shape to do
was work on limo. I have
asvsral hutch-s PAIRTERS
avwgllas PAPER HANGERS,
aadwonkl be glad to give you
liar. on painting your house.
Ky stock of Wall Paper is com-
..I an: "calving NEW
diary for M
Whitetail, (litllrnshos, eta,
let your own judgment decide whether onI can do“ 7‘
as well elseWhere. ,
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kinds, to wliidi an admissibn I'II diurnal,
and mittens atlculated to prom primie
inlercsta, except when an adtwlt'sernenl
«some appears in advertising columns.
are charged for at regular rates, l0 cent»
It lI‘IIc.
”mil-turn Almanac for Tip-narrow.
New York Her-alt] “'eathnr ll’uraoaat.
stationary. followed by rising barometer; am
and rising temperature. with II slight “w a
wave 'in the western parts of this act ion.
’W\ SillETl—l W
and Sarina.
B. N
week.
Taylor avenue. 5;,
gains this week in houses and lots;
Pattern Works, Riverside avenue.
evening.
conform].
Owing to the storm last evening. thI
oughly enjoyed the affair.
Are you nervous front want of sleep
sumnia and Nervous chility.
5c. or We. sample.
planking to remain there.
the VII ~tI rl_\ approach to tho bridgr
who re the road Is very narrow.
giwnb; Minnehaha Division, 8. of T..
ing playing games.
taurnnt, 5c. aglws.
Re
lnion tlospel Temperance lieforn
or. the Three Little Devils." The meet
notice.
department in a (Huntsman numme
schooihcld at Rock Island, ill.
in Norwalk in September.
trill refresh and entertain you.
yaw
hibltlon party were in session in Hart-
ford yesterday. The following delegates
from Fairtlckl county were chasm to at»
tend tbenatlonal «Invention at Cinch»
natiJnnsmandllo: W. P. Pastries, of
handout; W. ll. lilies, of Dsnhnry; al-
walk.
evening. Dancing"- 001"!“
llawley, Ilsa Norton and Nears. Pu,-
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
:annths. ”Jill: amonths.
month. a“idle-outs single aunties. ti mats,
Mittens IV local Williams of all
l=lillll(3lESI8L‘C)C).
Norwalk.
.LLL. .L... .«L ,.
and Mrs. l'klwardllmlfrey, of Elizabeth
otrcel. ‘
The South Nonvnlk Athletic club are
arranging for II pool tournament. it is'
" expected that about twenty Int-mom
will Inkoism
, h—Pnro‘ics cream to half pint pint and
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‘ 84 WASHINGTON
A daughter was born last night to II M
Quart boxes at Depot Minotaur " '
Tho delegates of the Control Labor
Union of Norwalk will meet at 103
dun lilacs Bun Reta High Tide Low Tide
at 4:19 at 7'27 at if: at 5:5?
To-day cooler. clear weather will probably
prevail. with fresh northwesterly and waster.
ly winds. and a decrease of aluolntc humidity.
On Thursday fair weather will probably pre-
vail. with light. variable winds and nearly
on Friday fair weather and southerly More:
What the Ponpl—a of Our City are Dining
. Sipperly expects to finish driving
an nrtesinn well at Roton Point this
Chester F. Tolleshas commenced ex-
cavating for an eight—room cottage on
(icorgc Lockwood, the real estate and
immune» agent. otl'crs some special bar-
—0ld lawn mowers made good as new,
sharpened and repaired at tho Norwalk.
Special communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 10%. l-‘. and A. M. Thursday
The second degrec will be
strawin-rry festival at tho Springwood
l'nion chapclvrns not largely attended,
although all prment report having thor-
l't'oplt' [waning over the drawbridgc
are wondering how much longer tho so-
lnIAtIIIIAII lll’l' In allow the piles nf old
line pilc is at
The strawberry and Ice cream hath al
Monday evening, was well attended and
the proceeds were very gratifying to the
members. Those present spent the even-
—.\'icc rich lemonade at the [)0le lit-s.
..ll Barney will lecture in the
AImciation llall this evening on “XXX:
infirm inch-using in interest, and will
be continued every night. until further
if. (I. Hardy, of the Metropolitan Col
logo of Music. New York city, who has
JD“ completed a sucmful term of vocal
trashing in this place, will discontinue
his work here for the pit-sent, having ac-
cepted acall to take charge of the vocal
Mr.
Hardy will resume his work of teaching
mA pleasant summer evening can In
profitably and pleasantly spent on Trinity
ohurchdawn. Tluusdsy. The King‘
Daughters have provided insny novel
attractiomandforlhosnmof 25 cents
Th0 state central committee of the Pro
Washington street, Smith Norwalk. to
marrow evening.
It was reported in South Norwalk to
day that William ll. Stevenson had re-
signed as rice-president and general
manager of the Housatonic system.
The report could not ho verified.
“Farmer Buy," a $500 colt owned by
Austin Jennings. of Greens Farms, died
last week. It had been sick only a few
days with throat disease. This is the
v. second horse Mr. Jennings has lost within
a few days.
—~('hcnp sale of hats beginning this
week at Miss S. Tillotson's, No. 20? Wash-
ington street. Also bargains in ladios'
underwear.
ton will be run tomorrow. Very few of
the riders who participatul in last year's
relay from Hartford to New York will
take part, but much batter time is ex.
pccted u all the riders will be mounted
on light pneumatics. C. Ford Seeley,
the speedy Norwalk rider, who is to
carry the message from Stamford to
l‘nirticld, is schedulml to do it in one
hour and fifteen minutes, The Incssngc
will be started from New York at ii II. III.
and is scheduled to pass the )lobackemn
Hotel, South Norwnlk, bctwccn 5 and ti
o‘clock in the morning and reach lhmiuu
at 8:25 in the evening. It t-I expected
that many enthusiastic bicyclists will be
on hand to salute the whet-hum In they
pass Ihrougb the city.
NOE“ ALE .\ Ell S.
I
A “rs-nay Budgf of Items From the
limou- Incl at Town.
1' Grace church and Sunday school will
llr, Richardson's tum, Celery and (Tin-
chona Nerve Tonic Powders cure In.
Ask for
picnic at Roton Point early in Angina.
K ti. Mitchell received new style caps
for the Alpha thel t lub yestenlny.
They are of the regulation cloth.
St. Mary" s and St. J-oephs “mimics
will attend mas»; Ill a hilly .l'. [hr 1
o'clock service in St. Mary's church,
nut Sunday.
Levi R. Whitney, of Hist Norwalk.
left town this morning for lint Berlin to
rebuild the machinery in agrist mill,
besidui adding considerable new work.
—Strawbcrr_v short cake and ice cream
at tho depot restaurant. Open all night.
Norwalk‘s board of trado is thorough
ly alive to the interests of its town. It
took advantage of the fact that the
llousatonic system had changed hands
with very little loss of tinlc.v-llauliury
I News.
From the, printout outlook there will
not be much cricket playing in Nurwnlk
tbiascsson.1‘heJ. ll. Buckley & Son
Cricket club is still in «resistance and has
a considerable sum in the trenwry, but
the club has not enough IIwIan-rs to
play tho gains. Any pens-II «battling to
help the members out by joining tin-it
club as a player can do so by correspond-
ing with A. Willinmnon.
«4%»th & lloyt will Inwt any price
or any dismunt in carpets.
llilly l’lirniner. of Birmingham. ling-
land who donated Tommy Kelly. tho
llarlsm spider. at tho Cmey Island Ath-
letic club. May 9. winning tho 110
pound championship of tho world and a
wmdfl,0w.flllhe at tho Norwnlk
Operations tomorrow evening under
the manaianaentof Ubarlsy Norton. tbs
retired lightweight champion of Ameri-
ca. A host ofothorgood artistswillalso
be present andgivoa firstclass entertain-
meat.
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For the balance of the season we give! I CASH DISCOUNT of to cis. per yard on Boat Extra
Super Ingrsins and Boxbn’ry Tapestries; 5 out. per yard In Radium Grades; Short Length and
Remnants very ché'ap.
Good quality Body Brussels and Volvots III II. on.
Better grades Body Brussels, Velvets and Moquettes.
Large Assortment lllattlngs and Oil Cloths.
A. DlCKERMAN & SON,
Inn‘raiaagirgaw... ill at his
homo on Wilton avenue.
L. L”-.. L , ‘
The com of slate v.» Daniel llanlon
has been put over to tho next term oi the
Superior Court.
Woo->— i ‘
‘I‘b, t-
—-—ananese bamboo ranch and cottage
sum-I If Arthur Phineas.-
.l' .. -W ”. v’r 19;“
Masses will be held in St. Mary's
church at 5:30 and 7 o'clock tomorrow
morning' In observance of CorpusChristi.
Health officer Jarvis Kellogg inspect-
ed the sewerage of the Shepherd build-
ing on liar-bar avenue this- morning and
found it in anything but perfect shape.
Twenty-live members of Division No.
l A. 0.11.. are taking part in the State
parade at Bridgeport. today. They are
headed by Dwycr's Norwalk Band. As
they marched to the depot this morning
to board the train. the band played sev-
eral fine selections.
The annual meeting of the Over River
School district will be held this evening
at the school house. ln addition to the
election of ofiicersand other routine busi-
ness the meeting will consider the whim-
bility of improving the methods of heat-
“ ._ , ' ing and ventilating the school house.
The relay nice from New York to Boa:
—(iush.aiu't it hotf Buy your straw
hats at Mitchell‘ , Norwalk.
On Monday archinan the people
of Norwalk are to be treated to a
pmitive novelty, something never
years of age.
Norwslk.
~~Wsntsd~~a young man slum In
(:all It Nitchell's hat store
'l‘homasit. Iorlsoa. of Norwalk, with
mm, m. (7. W. Stung, of Bridge-
port; Mrs. C. A. Knight, of Heath Nor-
Ila-annulararlandvlbrssnrprb
(Id-11M horns on thomraplke last “‘5
forum
oral bouts ands ooILmnx- amt.
Ammthagmsflmtmuffllfl
lira. Jmanna, llr. and Inland,
muses Nellie Dotty, lands Warren.
Haggis fldJovernApr-s Hawlsy, lami-
log. Atomic-slant toilotoa Point
variamloafltoasatk tin-walk rpm-
lib rim-thaw my. and mm
partintba oftltsfitanfordl’our-
inahnndclnh thstplaoslartllatarday.
(tantra! W. .BHIHy with a such
drainhyfonrhsaatlnlhayslsd tlispa
fdhwsdbyunnnglflihvamm
Minoan, attired occupants of the
ssathshlgklyvamblIsd vohiclrsand
moan-Mommuismm
WMdeudhauwlt
wmahfifififi- 'l'heclnbdrovsto
supp-arm. «I... It)» rue-hot
unsaturated Yacht club, In} partook
(mlmmJohnRon-sy, “gunman”.
Patrick ilhaw, John L‘larkln. Thomas
"an, ”Won” ~1astrinsforwindows.
‘11”: lllllll Worhml “I Wilma,whowuwithtlsorp
VLOgdensndhbaonwhsa their tara-
ontwasstrnckhyatratnatths Wilton
marina.“ or town ysstaiay attu-
anon. flunk! they wars riding In a
ammo:
“a
plum-d on the boards under canvas
bafurc. Palmer's Mammoth Pavil-
ion Double Uncle Tom's Cabin (‘0.
of forty artists will appear on the lot on
lk-Iden avenue under a monster tent.
Two Topsys, two Marks. two bands. and,
in fact. the strongest Uncle Tom's coma
puny on the road. bliss this preform‘
save and you will regret it. Price '25
Cl'llki in any part of the tent.
——RIAI;IonalIle prices at Lane's dcpIt
ruv Liumm. Open all night
.l. E. flearltu. .lr.. of the American
Sugar Refining cominny. a well knowp
millionaire resident of Brooklyn. V. Y..
who was chosen a lay delegais
from the Now York But conference to
the Methodist General conferenco recent
ly held at Omaha, and a colleague of
lion. E. J. Hill. of this place. narrowly
camped death at the hands of two men
who demanded his money at his home.
No. 10 St. Mark's avenue, Bmoklyn. last
owning. Ho was shot at. but delgI-d
the bullet and after a desperate struggle
and with the aid of two friends he cap-
tured one of the burglars. Fuller details
of the utfair will be found elsewhere in
Tun Srzxrisnl. tI'HlIIy.
~l“u|‘ the convenient use of Anchor‘s}
Soap. the IIIanufat'turcrs will place Soap
Hangers in your Toilet, llatli and Kitchen
without charge. If tln-ir agent calls at
your home give him this privilege
The New York Financeer. o Weekly
journal published in the iaumt of the
banking business. contains the following
about a former Norwalk man: "Cbarlrs
l'. \Yuxlimry. II prominent banker, of
Ashland. Kansas, was almost murdered
by (largo "all. a l‘nrmers’ Alliance
member. on account of foreclosure pro~
wading: instituted by tho bank lacunae
of Hall's refusal to pay the interest on a
mortgage. although abundantly able to
do so. It is doubtful whether'the banker
will nwvsr." All 0. E. Wilson has re»
wired alottnr from Ilr. Woodbury on
bInIinI-ai matters since the assault it in
ovtdept that the latter has fully recover.
ed. - ‘ n
OVER TIIE EIYEI.
flows and Gossip of the Day Ia Rut
lmalk.
William liillmioill at his home on
Van Zandt avenue.
Mina 31.3. Hoyt la sparklinga few days
with In! slam in New Haven.
. sauna..-» A—«pl.
. ”I.
am. Henry Join-s. of First avonne. is
still critically III at her home.
m—l’urs wflvolahbpnre cream, on a
“depot restaurant Open all night.
Miss liarab (lorham, of Greats Farms.
lsspvndiagafew days at the resilience
of Henry Jones. First avenue. . '5
Room lolllvsnhaslvaaalJ 8. Ran-
dall‘s boas- on Vansadtavvaao, Isaak
ly vacated by Frank P. Day. I.
Work on Willhia Paym‘s new house
on lapls svsnns, has bssa communal.
JohIIW. Banks has he watt-m.
mm. on that I...» W‘ do
buy balm which are touch lighter
at Iitchsll‘s. Nona“
Til-mutu- by the lion
walkltsstrstslastmtorthsbsas-
STRE ET.
OPENthi 01‘ "IE DEEBY EAEEl'l.
Haggis Mitchell Illa tho “roar-loan“
and Happy llama Ilia 1:30 treat.
The attendance at the opening of thr-
spring tilt-cling on tho Derby Driving
l’lirlt iii Birmingham, yam-y steer-
noon, wasamall nbtexosedingtm. The
suaiiaartssr .. A ,
manna rwrnaovnrm' ”50.
Mauls Kitchen. br. ninchulosE. Ewan,
Annuals. (Swan)... ,
Persimmon. hr. a. Elia filly Faint New
Haven. (Smart) ........................... z 2 2
Horace F... hr. 3. T. 8 Morlmn,xorwalk.
Hardwood)... . 2! 3
(isvamlw,h. g, Gui-gal". imitating-II-
with. Warns)”
I'su Cllh.h. a...l. ll. Lewis. Eridgrpnrt.
(Lewis).
Pascal. bl. In. Joann Yearanco. New York.
IYmearame) ............................ it dis.
“mam 2-193. 25“,“.
2:3) I‘tmuo'rrtno mrt'nsl ml.
Happy Home, b. 2., George Dnvkwurth.
Provident. Illuckworthl ..
Dan It. hr. 3.. if. G. Smith.Wavrrly. N.
J.. (Smith).... ................. l3 2 2
’lI‘rank L.. hi. it . Allen Risk. Manches-
ter.llfisk). ......................
Jeromo.b. 3., G. \ Knight. Columbia.
8 0.. Illaighli .. .. .. dist.
Time $395, 33%! "3%. w ’5:-
The card to-day includes the 2:37 class,
trotting. with nine eateries. and the 2:27
clam, pacing and trotting, with nine en-
teries.
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HERE AND 'I'IIEIIE.
Important Nun of Ilia County and state
Chronlelad la a Condensed Porn.
James Barber. a lineman, was killed
by an electric shock from a broken tele-
phone wire in Hartford last night.
"throne-as" Blane is a familiar figure
on the streets of Stamford. She has
hmlthe Fitzpatrick place in Newton.
and has taken up her residence there. It
is mid ahl- has sought a home in Connec-
ticut for the punvosc of obtaining a
divorce unIh-r the law“ of this state.
(‘harlus ll, Bennett. sentenced at Mid~
dietown. [)cchubI-r 2. 1393. to four years
in the state prison for the crimo of m-
sault with intent to commit rape. on Sat-
urday morning cut his windpipo in three
places with a shoe knife. and died Sut-
urtlay uizht.
The Bridgeport directory for IS?! has
been issncd by Price. Lee A: (‘0. It con-
tains 23,93l namea. 4.378 having bcen
cracuLan increase of M9 over the number
in last year's. The population of Bridge-
port. figured on the customary basis of
ii for each name in the directory. is
59.5327.
Saturday afternoon l'nrlor Rock will
hoop-nod fur the 59.1th by the news-
paper mun in aI-conlnnce with a custom
which hits been followed for sever-
al years, Manager Harris invites
all the press workout in the state to at-
tend. and dares them to amider tho
notices published in the papers a person-
al invitation. A ball some is to be a
feature of the event.
John Lingard. the Stamford man who
was arrested last week on suspciion of
having caused tin-death of his wife by
violence has been released front custody.
Coroncr Doten's finding was averse to
Ling-rd but l'rosmutor t'arter did not
think the evidence justified proceedings
against him.
PEOPLE [01' KNOW.
Plea-at Paragraphs aha-l (lav and
(um Poorla’a rue-Ila.
Mrs. J. A. Best. of Dsnbnvy. isnt llell
Island today.
Mrs. Jamal ll. Lane. of South Main
strum. is visiting frictals in New York.
Mrs. (Bolt. of Hartford, spent ymtenlay
at tho residence of Dr. III-Inn. North
I'MIIIO.
Miss Agnew Hawk-y. of tireonpoint.
I. l., is visiting Elisa llrnsio Wilson,
llivrraido avenue.
Henry Illllipaolh. the veteran fruit
dealer. stand this afternoo for a trip up
tho Ila“ River.
Ira. 1.3; Elyntond‘ltarlr‘d lhlsmorn-
lngior a two weeks” visit with friend: in
New York and Brut-kin.
Dr. ll. It. Btllsa. of Lake "am, is
vhiting at the widow of E. A. Wood-
ward. North Nail: street.
flannalflssrstary John (l. Withm,
of til-Y. I. C. A., hatPlainllskl.N. 1.,
My alluding a wedding.
In. A. E. lemme. of (than! Place,
left thb city this morally for Bnmklyn,
,. wherashswill vflt Manda
mammoth-saw N.
J..foraislynt ltorwalli.‘ls the gust of
Ira llsrvsstat.otAmk street.
lira A. it. Tyler and augment)!
(Iliad Have. an thing in Bulfnrvl,
WWMJ‘WYM.
Iblsywm. of Oral-sad street,
will lravetown‘l’harsday forllarllarhor.
fismhersshswtllspendthssnmusr.
Iran. F. Flinn and son. who have
boss-landings week with friends in
tormrstarnadtolhdrhoais in Mar
portysvlsnlay.
lhflrmnsul-n
The lat-ass brat tbs put hw day-u
Indium-“Humor
hopnoslvalky Horny l harass the
lawlhmpsvkpaskars, hulk-West
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN .
Now Potatoes and'i‘omatoa, Fancy Apples and Oranges. I" _,
applespB'annnas, Strawberries and Fresh Vegetables, gr
Canadian and Club House
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LEA‘DiNG-
RAILROAD Ellltlml.
Purple: llllll llvllnvo than Consolidated Did
Not l'archaso tho Houaaloalc.
'l‘hcie nn- pcoplo, says the. Bridgeport
unmoun- road' was not purchased in
the interest of the (insolidated. «Dirac:
tor Bastwick ofths New! York and New
England speaks about a tradlc agreementT
with the Housatonic and his road which
runs for twenty years, but which can be
carried out if tho Consolidated gains con-
trol of the, llousatonic, under the inter.
state. commerce commimion decision.
reach New York. The terminal is not
considered of any great importance by
the New York and New England man-
agement.
‘A meeting of the stockholders of the
flmtsatonic road will be held at the com-
pany's office in Bridgeport today. it is
hinted that a new board of directors will
be elected. From a reliable source comes
the information that the :wholesale dis-
charge of Housatonic otficials is not true
I am told, says a writer in the New
Haven Lender. that the so-called llousa
tonic element in thetNew York and New
England board are the men who sold the
Housatonic control to Mr. Morgan and
Rockfeller—and that Mr. [firstwick alone
held upwards of ”.000 shares of the
stock. At first they figured having the
tail wag the dog and having the [fauna-
tonic lease the New York and the New
England. On examination the dog
proved too bulky and unwield-
ly and then they started negotia-
tions looking to a sale of the llousawnic
control to the New England people.
President Parsons examined into it and
the terms on which he would take the
llomatonic proving widely divergent
fmm'IhI-asking pricn, the negotiations
(«All through. While it is not known on
exactly what terms lltc New Han-n pen
ph- have acquired. the price paid was a
moat deal lllUl’i' than Mr. l’ursnns
tlmughl it was worth.
Colds Cats-blag.
" [Don't come near me. I have a culd.‘
if colds are not “catching.” as folks say,
how has this come to be a form of expres:
sion familiar in so many households?
Dr. Richardson proponnds this problem,
but he frankly conform-s that he is unable
to solve the question. Sometimes he has
been inclined to think that colds in a
house spread by a kind of sympathy.
Against this. however, is against-ordin-
ary mntagion. tlwreistlie argument that
all atfectod may be at the timcundcr one
and the same influence. So it stands now
in mime! tointlucnza. One day Dr. Rich-
ardson is called to a hon-w to find several
pcmns suffering from this disease. and
the history supplicd is that one of the
sufferers having contracted the Infection
many mile-II away. when- It was prevail-
ing. bmught it home with him. He
then goon to another house to lind a large
establishment with every member of it
five from the aflectioncxccpt our. who
has never been exposed, and is alone
suflering severely. Unfortunately. this
expert pathohigy is driven to conclude
with tho questions: “Where has the
truth? What in mmwience? and what
is came in relation to the phenomenon? "
whindon Daily News.
(lull-g Type at the ‘l'alrphaar.
The management of the London Times
has utilized the telephone in a unique
way. Tekqilume wires have been laid in
the undorground railway tunnel between
the. composing mom in Printing llouw
Square and tho parliamentary reporters'
gallery in the [loose of t'ommons. A
copy I’fldt‘t placid at the telephmm III-ads
the Wraphic "turns" from the note.
book as fast as it is lmibk- for the win.
positors to take them on their type-set-
ting machines in tho Timra building. a
tnllaand a half away. At first the to-
mato! nottahskludly to the lat»
"thin. but when they hand that they
could Ilmattv their notes direct to the
mom with“ the trouble of
transcribing them they began to look at
the arrangement in an entirely different
light. Proofs, of coarse, arousal tothem
for mien. Each machina can pro-
duce from flu» to six columns of solid
minim anlght. Errors will llmlfnl'fl
min,huttlm ism doubt that the
practice isa permanent one. Its great
ulvantags becomes apparent when the
factisconsidersd that lha’l‘irnrs is able.
by Win; it, to print will” for the
live a. m. newspapn- traiI‘.‘ going to all
partsof the United Kingdom, tbs whole
“of the debates, which arooftsn continued
until after three a. m.-l!lsotrlcity.
IMPORT
Howard.ronof William H. llertlam,
(irons rnmkuntnrned to hlsfsth.
sr’s honie.after four “thallium.
volt lingual. NewYokalIershs under»-
mttioopsratlnnsfm the straighten-
tag of his fast. Both were deformed,
htthsyaraaow discomfort. Until
more fully instantiate footwtll rs-
wn-mmmnwwunnum.
kiwi: talltllat the hay ever
limped, ”v
Wdfitflawl
' Athlllnasttsyn-flaytba (Joanie-n
“sat m If Pythons held their
mm m W.
II subsidiaries
Ins-With ism" wish
“M
M1
Morning News, who still believe that the '
Tile New England wants facilities to ,
I.
33 Washington Street. South NorwaIk.
ContmigtL
of boats from
Raymond street
”ARI EN.
Goings! Madden and family have mov-
ed from this place to Stamford.
l
I
-If a New York millionaire givesa
her at 5th avenue and 26th street (rustling
$700. 00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia, I
and thesepeo lea pend“ 436.00 In due-
tors billspeo an finally have to pay $300
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure Ihcm.‘ .,
what would be the saving per Iapita iii
the dinner should not be given, there!
being 8‘: persons at the feast? ,
Inquire at Plaintcd‘ 8 drug store where‘,
you may have the problem solved and,
get information about (‘at tus Blood Cure. ,
COMING";
NORWALI OPERA HOUSE.
ONLY. ONE NIGHT.
BILLY PLIMMER.
lib-pound Champion of the World.
HARLEM SPIDER," FOR TH AT 11'“. E. l
Assisted by a host of the leading boxers of the
day, Inc ludln; .he old \ eteran
Charley Norton.
Retired l.iuht~\eight Champion of America.
Grand Wind-up of thecveninu‘s entertainment
will be a lvrnu net-to between
Jack Neil.
of Birmingham. England. and
BILLY PLIMMER.
Sport rummenrrs at a p. in sharp.
IKE WILLIAMS. < Muster of (‘v-rcmonis-s
AD‘ISSION. 3.’ ,_ 50 and "3:.
l ruler tluA per-mini management of i‘ barley
Norton. jet .3-
lPosiliIe NIIIIIIIy
ilsIIlen Iva. llear llIIlIlIer Factory
ONE PERFORMANCE ”SLY.
[loom open at I. Mr rlurninncc at 3 o‘clock.
l’.\ L.“ BR‘." illli Sf’l‘Zl ‘T.\t'l'l; \R l'.\ \‘llJt l.\'
llncle Tom’s Cabin in.
UNDER A Mi DN STER CANVAS.
The Ilium and Best on Earth.
“an ‘ New Pentium. Special I'IIr and litan-
ll ul Si'cviery. lift'i‘fr‘f Twin) IIII Earth.
40 - PEOPLE - 40
I232"! I’II‘I‘ PONY PRINCE.
llIE PRICE Ill lll~~25-llenls-25
“'ATI‘H Ft)“ THE "RAND PARADE.
Jeld
DORLON POI NT.
GALA DAY,
FRIDAY. lllllE I'I, I892.
The most convenient spot to witness the
III-III; IIIIIIIcII turn on
Fm collation will In served
from t
J. E. Power.
mat If
ALL SIZES 0F
illlllSHEll STONE.
iitnnil Cannon and Sean
Mass a Spatially.
_ ¥
w 2 . Pierce,
back "or 7“. Month lieu-biotin, No, ': P: I»
Nmtalkd'unn.
[and MAIL Norwaik.
mo
Economy and Canton!
l'HVl
Gasoline Slaves
Mtvoltllsstsadir tllfl
the 8mm m. It
Venison-whatnot.
lllE MANHATTAN
II All Ell“.
wm bake. mo: and Ito all the work of a
pinata! winks tin-bl- sad am. an
Call and See Them.
“Willi IE “IT! I Mllfll.
ll.il.llIelIIr&ilo.
Cradduck’
MARKET.
IllII EMMY“ ITIEE‘l’,
IYIY NEW BOAT CATALOGUE.
Thursday Eve's, lune |6g
Will) DEFEATED TOMMY KELLY. “THE -
Monday, June 20h, I892 -
Cheese, Lamb’s Tongues.~
The Choioost Teas and Colleen imported. Fancy New Butter
256 lb. Creamery Butter 300 lb.
I
W
BfllfllES E.
Siillllllll,
GROCER,
Hamill allll'iSIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
L,ES descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27. 50 to $3. 000 "
sent on receipt of five cents. Warerooom, Water street. foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
Taylor & GOldBfl
lleaIEsIaIeanIllnsurance.
wasnlllalllll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, comv
on?!“ 1
WANTED
MAN who understands the xmce—ry
ness and to keep books. Apply to a“;
Steven»
*‘W in Imp» I -
”v1.00 Working ngIEiblg. flirt-(IE mom 1
an» :34“ Slain St. liitlmmnd Va. Mill!
'3‘” south Main street. South Norwalk.
FEW girls to operate machin t '
£31m: lfihfiilrktoryl,‘ K: \\ ash Ligznxgiflrs
steady work. F: E. Null while lcarnilgfislgpd
est-y
T0 III-IT.
Ill“ SF So. it? Woodward avenue Rent Ill
brrr (h, '
..........';:"A “WA Wm”: A.
ardcn. near FEW—E;
. a month. Addreu
my!!! If
DW ELI foi of 10 rooms III;— 1—12aaau‘
\} dfiilgvflll'lfi 3pr lie the Music rFlinn“ biog:y
um) um street. Apply ‘rfsyg't'lm
\E“ hull-r- Taylor avenue éfTix‘:
. room
Walrtafmf. ‘95 ”room
farm house. barn. garden andpas avenue '5:
w,
Hiram!” roams. Ronny-ton. Slit. Raymgr‘rd‘
I Ui SE amour: and
liiw Ar station. at
Boa" .. Roway ton. f‘onn
FOR SALE.
‘UR SALE— Fish market. I‘t‘nffl"
. d6 [fix-uni burilhw. \\ iii 4“bear
ttun. treat I Elli-.11.",
ltndgtport.
{as
u es
Main street
lelfi lvv
(Incl) family or work horse ch
:_‘ one milchmw Apply toJohnfipl-Kn‘a‘pl:
L \\ rs: arm ' 3'0th .‘tul’Wfllk tell! 1!
’EW jib and mod mainsail for til-f
.\ cheap. Also about fit lbu. iron b31135”;
liib. him 2* with countersunk handles Ad—
ana-x ur a Ipli t) if!
Nurwalk. (Inna. | “m" L‘udm“3913‘l:!h
.I'
ll)’ til min lie wagon for on] D. l
at Ilmmuth VIII-walk Hifiloflfioft-Fquin
.,.. ‘ jeltf
siinaml on flu “cal ~ I!» of
ll lIlSI: l.
B‘
ll pic or I: nor. S l J For
' 1‘. null
:‘IliilllI-N ‘rI‘... 5 “gr: JIIlIII ll Ell/Jilllflll :lllmlflfl
.I mr93m
LOST.
\ kl‘ .‘l ..\l H lll-‘t-rnm
lwhite pointer. “ushers
hi the httlnr u! ‘Iitea my. A i
wgrr! will be m i an “Ml. re
“Inn“! I’ln‘ua I» -!' her .rttlmfolilthififg-r.
\" ll.
l the gentleman who
olIlml u a .
bandit-vi purse. Iontulning nfttell’rcgeg.
in from |, l l lktts'
news morn. born
Into-:rdu afhrnmin. If
hmmh [rm return innate
>li:\ll\tl IIIliI-e and meiwarolrarvl.
Wanted ~At Once"
300 Granite Butlers.
\p ll) In Nun rue-n lln ll r
or “xii-my I ‘~.IrrA-k lunn' u. ‘ Wnnmmrj. "I” ’
. 4.. L-..
Innwcuusn‘u
Arr solv- arr-nia- in this city for the
flllllllll 00m" l. lEllllllI.
Cllfllilll lSSllllllIllll
BUTTER.
malls of Ht. Album. Yf. l'lnc m- sllk. Al thla
seas-m0! Ilu year th- um latk-ndo not nod
and: sale for stun-Muller .lbat Ish-
rs. aver-"mm In tam- lsfl" ‘ no
hull-r our-all )mi tnnmltcr. Ilia thaha‘ams
awn-t. wI-llmmnlr MW in at! UM? hill Miller at
.‘Ir s 91le from Won tin-l nah- for tabs as well
a by ulnals pound.
"an nlov handy litt'a tltlb. park-Ins: aim
llandmllb. labs. 'l'hcm who lmht tuba of
as but unis-an ran horn-at with "militant-a as
tunm quality. I rm- an lb. Npsclal prions”
Mandi“ lb tabs.
..... 4s¢~m~a
IIIIIII ocIMsIIIII
filll SALE—1 BllElf Illllilll'
Tho mllkmnm ad MINA
and I mud uIa
llm
street. Small. I‘m: It "mains "my.
to rabbsdmaadk'olslnsamam
roars. in lot more
%mtim lift-”d health»! in.-
them“ «an tarsal ling. ‘I‘kts It ran an-
El“ ”mmrmwf‘linc.mims.
Dissolutlon.
yon; "mm-rm”- 2
.LI m1
at? Imam... ."I
4” ammo-1d:
855M“... "'
Heath matt,('t.. "saith In.
Jolt tw $1
! .
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Norwalk Chronicler