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The Mothers Hatters and lurnishers,
' ” Washmgton 81., So.
WE SELL DELICIOUS
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‘ MADE WITH
Pure Fruit Syrup
' ALWAYS
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run warranties. emu
an enILrsr overture.
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THING NlCE
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gm IEEMILL A CASE 01’
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V!EDDING
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' PAPER.
Octave Size,” llIIleIl or Plain.
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25 cents EaCh
loch STOCK or
ElankAx DBooks
lleneralStatIonery
a ”conifers..— As USUAL.
ll. ll. Plaisted,
Drtrggist.
43 Washington St. Se. Harwell
. .9, ., a.“
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Remnants very cheap.
TllE EVENING SENTIIIEL.
J AMEN COLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
, 'l‘anruv—‘f is
$th am: 011th
51.5: Imrruth. ”Bl“ %
t-euls; single 0091011.! contra.
siscul. none:
Notices of local entertainments of all
kimlv, to which an admission acclaimed.
and trailers calculated to promote private
inlmsts, am)! where an advertisement!
of same appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates. 10 cents
a line. ‘
Mlnlatnre Almanac IOPTWOmI.
Sun Riv-e EIInSs-ta ' Iligb Tide Low Tide
ntl.:.‘l am 1 at are n are
New York llerald Weather Forecast.
Today partly cloudy to fair, warmer weath-
er will probably prevail. [malbly pvt-ceded in
the morning by rain. with fmh variable
winds. mostly southerly. followed by clear
weather. On Tuesday warmer. fair weather
will probably prevail. followed by a "warm
wave.” which is likely to he increulnglv felt
and continucnu \I'ednarday east of the All&
Khlnits. _
S0ll’l'll NOBWALL'.
What the People of Our City are Doing
all Saying.
John I... Sullivan lasso! through this
city yesterday afternoon on his way to
Boston. _
William Comstock, of New Canon,
has opened a livery stable in the rear of
the Warwick House.
A regular communication of Old Wcll
Lodgc,No. ill-l. I". and A. M., will be
held tomorrow evening. Work, second
dcgrue. -
—I’ttrc icc crcam in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at Depot Restaurant.
Vice-1' omrnodore Francis Burritt has
his racer ‘ Commodore" on the ways near
his residence, and a force of men are pot—
leuding her.
The auction sale of building lots on
Maple and Fairvicw avenues, Prospect
Hill, takes place this afternoon, begin-
ing at 3 o'clock.
Contractor Rumor New Haven, was
severely injured internally yesterday
afternoon, while switchingfrcigbt can;
into the yard at Port Chester.
—Old lawn mowers made good as new.
sharpened and repaired at the Norwnlk.
Pattern Works. Riverside avenuc.
Victor Burk» and vaeph llolmtc wcrc
bol'on- Justice 'llm‘Im-wl this rimming,
t hrsrgwl In 1111 intoxication. Th!) Wc n-
NW 1- linul $1 and costs, which \v'ugpuid.
Don't sulfcr from Dyspepsia! Dr.
$10
' “Row arcl
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in the many friends at loratnnil-
lenllullarsinlold
w »
Ap‘rlss'ot m Dumas Ix now will
hadron tothe person who will before July
the let. It. and me the mast com-inward
anslal setting forth thc modic—
t ”Hrtuss and curative proportion of
Loxatonlk.
nausea can It may. for m. mu.
‘ ltd tom-curls. lnovdsr tint
‘
h .Profe‘rmn Facts and John
ll. ”all bars kindly consented to act as
judges. Mac to be awarded July 1.
aswsllasPAPmt HANGERS,
“Whammy"; you
mealnfingyourhouse.
Irma! WallPaporiaoom-
plate. I am receiving saw
”move-n.
‘ Whitetail, Oil,Brusbes,etc.,
ind law-lifted decision may
_ Richardson s ('cleryJ 'ubcb, Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach trouble-s. Ask for 5c. or 10c.
sample.
A “warm wave" will affect this section
tomorrow and until Thursday night.
After the ptumge of the crest ncvcrc
thunder storms and cloud-bursts may Ix-
cxpcctcd in and north of this latitude.
The stamcr C. W. lloyt brought the
Growler club, of Bridgeport. to Roton
Point yesterday. Thcre was plenty of
music on board and the visitors not only
enjoyed themselves, but amused n num-
ber of our wwuspeoplc.
wCheap sale of hats bogilfililrg this
wcck at Mine 5. Tillotson‘s. No. 20? Wash-
ington street. Also bargains in ladiee'
underwear.
One of tho roar wheels of an extension
top carriage owned by Livoryruan Dunn
collaiacd .oppmite the Bmoksidc Stock
farm, yesterday afternoon. The occu-
pants, one man and four ladies, walked
back to South Norwalk.
The globes are all the electric lights
opposite the rcsidrmcoofC. B. D'Artois.
mwmmbaudd the top of Clay
slrcct hill. Residents in the vicinity are
afraid something will besetou fire as the
udnamrkimw inall direction. _
Tbeprojeetafrunuinga branch road
from Wilson Point to Bell lilaod and
. ltcton Point lupin revivied. now that
the Consolidated has control of the
llmuatouic system. A prominentofllclsl
said ls’st' Saturday that the road
would not be built this year.
- or “Inconvenient uscofAnchored
Soap. the manufacturers will place soap
llangersluyuur'l‘nllet,Batbaud Kitchen
withoutcbnga "their agent calls at
your horas give him this privilege
ltauyreaderscauolteuputus on the
mama.» We appreci-
atoncbfavan. Verymsay apparently
tslvlsl events are well worth printing.
If they interest you they will lubresttbe
public. Mareslsomysoclalbap
psoluptlatdssvrveaplscclntbemd
aftbeday’sdalap. All infatuation d
tblscharaclsvtbatis brought to To:
ammofluheatslnhImdvsm
totals—Ila.
no “manhunt
maverhmlatownwssthst
Nearly 2.600 excursloursts c Imc up the
Bound yesterday on tbs steamer fir-ml
Republic. _M_
Tim Union Gospel Tours-muse Buford
Mimi-Lion will hold astravgbeiry fsati- -
val in their hall on the Washington
street bridge tomorrow evening. ‘
Samuel B. Sloughtou. aged aixty~
six years, died at Fitch’s Soldiers' Home
last evening. The remains will be taken
to Hartford tomorrow for burial.
~Rcasousble prices at Lane‘s depot
Maui-ant. Opcuallnight.
The fire 109 in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Thursday. June 10.
1802. was 82.5.4. 475. That makes an
average loss of $310,030.28 per day.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Fairbanks, of
Cleveland, Ohio, formely of South Nor
walk. will celebrate the twenty-fifth an-
niversary of their marriage on June ‘29.
Many of their friends in this city have
received invitations to the happy event
The Swordfish club will start at 6 p.
In. next Saturday on their annual ten
days’ cruisoto Newport, Block Island,
thence to New l/Indon, where they will
witness the Yale-Harvard me. The
cruise will be made in Bert Woodward's
sharpie “Swordfish.”
Dwight W. Smith, of Ely avenue, was
shaving a flagpole with a drawing knife.
The “Glorious Fourth" is only two
weeks from to day.
clubs handicap toluunmont will I bug
Wm.“ j_ : v ,
Members of the “NONI“ Ilrwll Tennis
club enjoyed a dance in the casino Sat.
urday evening.”
The board of managers ”of the wanlk
lawn Tennis club will uncut in the club's
casino this evening.
Conrtlandt VauBurcu, y0ungest son of
Robert VauBurou. of West avenue. is ill
with scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mctllovc, of Fair-
view avenue, are the parents of a baby
girl, born yesterday.
——Scolicld a Bay! will IIM'I‘I any price
or any discount in comets.
Contractor Bach commenced work this
momiug digging the trench for the ex-
torsion of the water mains on Riverside
' aw nuc.
St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s societies
rcccivcd communion in a body at the 7
o’clock service in St. Mary's church
yesterday.
The new library for the First Congre-
gatroual church Sunday school has ar-
rived and will be opened to the school in
a few weeks.
Friday, when it slipped and cut him;
severely on the right leg, justbclmv the!
kncc. A physician dressed the injured,
member and Mr smith will prolutbly’
feel no bad ellects from the accident.
—tiuoll. ain‘t it hot! Buy your straw
hats at Mitchell's, Nurwnlk.
Papers found on the body of a nun:
killed on the l’ortchcstcr railroad, near
Wcstchcstcr. Saturday night, bat to the
bclief that Ilt' was “'r-scntt Norman. of
“'cst Norwnlk. Inquiries by a SEKTISltl.
reporter today failed to find anyone in
town who knew a man of that natnc.
An exciting swoopstake race took
place in thchnrbor yesterday aftcrnoon
between Captain Charles Day's lifts-cu—
foot catboat and Captain Calana's fifteen-
foot jib and mainsail boat, the latter win-
ning. The murse was from the cmss-
chauucl buoy around the can buoy twice.
Another race will be had scion.
TIIt' IV. l'. T. U, 11:1“ can; u. I". Sill-ml
yI-stcnlny to hear Mr. Burm-y, but. much
to the disappointment of the audience
Mr. Barney failed to keep his appoint-
ment. (in inquiry after the Ines-ting it
was ascertaimnl that be was put of town
and unavoidably detained. It is expon—
cd that he will be prcscul at the mmting
thi4 cvcniug and it is hoped thcru will be
a good audience to greet hIm.
—~f’um colic-e wrth purr- cn-am, or :1
cup. depot restaurant Open all night.
Signal lower 36, located at the I‘nirfield
sums quarry. has lie-en “cut out" that is
to say, has been discontinued. It was
with this object in view that the railroad
company moved the "Barnum Tower"
west. to the Burr read, than munlizing
the distance between the Fairlie-id tower
and the one in the Bridgcport yard. By
thus lengthening the "block" fnslcr time
can be madman one obstruction is to
moved.
The Sunday Sun contained ymwnlay
a very good etching of Commodore l-‘ran-
cls Burritt. of this city, and in an article
on the Indian llarbor Yacht club, said
this of him: “Vice-commodom Burritt
is the owner of the sloop Commodore
and the famous racing jib and mainsail
boat Rival. Mr. Burritt’s fume and
name as a yachtsman and builder of fast
boats are known from one end of the
Sound to the other. 110 isan ex—commo-
doreof theCodar Point Yacht club. of
Saugatuck, and is called by his friends
Ihe‘B. D.Morgaaof small Imam; as he
hssancw boateach year. and probably
builds more yachts than any other man
in the country. Bo always calls his own
boat. and there are few men on the
Bound wbocau give him points on fraud-
ling tho tiller. "
NOEWALI NEWS.
a llrooay Wu Its-Is Irons Ilsa
“Molina.
Tlrcl‘easlofthallacndlieart will be
observed at St. Navy's “111ch next
Saturday.
Tomorrow morning at El o'clock Bis-
hop lclabou will confirm a large class
at St Mary’s church.
Edward Brennan‘s lime fell down on
Wilton avenue Saturday afternoon.
Oneal the shafts of the carriage was
broken and the horse was injured.
Japanese bamboo pinch and collage
shades at J. Arthur Pluneo’s.
Italians Encampment, l. 0. 0. It,
willholdtbelrregularmestiug'l'bmsday
evmlug. ltlvexpectedtlatsoructhlrty
are-thus will withdraw and join the
”mpmtwhlch lsbslag slut
ifflttlisia Elaine’s Mum's-s:
Mbhflbltwwflh
a
comma-naval.
Gould Sherwood, of Cranberry Plains,
was arrested yesterday for drunkenness
by Short" Toner. She-rwood was tried
this morning and lined.
Renata ..’f' Graham, rector of St. Paul's
church. punched In Baltimore. MIL,
yc-Ilcrduy. The vamncy was filled by
llcv. l". M. Selleck, of East avenue.
Thn Inasmuch Circle of King’s Daugh-
tr-m of the- Norwalk Methodist church
hold an enjoyable tea Saturday after-
noon with Mrs. W. H. Promo, of Union
Park.
The other night a gang of boys claim!
the cherry trees on the Eaton place on
West Main strcct, occupied by J. I)_
Scarlcs, and stripped the trees of the
fruit.
(“lurk-La (ianung mmpod from the
almshouse Thursday night. and has not
yet 1101‘]! found. If any person knowing
Ilf‘l' whereabouts will report to Kwpcr
lloyt be will call for her.
ThcllI-ncral Amociation and llcncral
Conference of Congregational churches
of Connecticut will hold thcir annual
Int-clings with tho Nonvnlk Congo-ga-
ti-Inul church from Juno ‘31 In ‘13.
I."lu1.‘la B. t‘mw, \vifc of Martin S.
Cmvv, dicd at her hollw, 2X t‘ampstrcct.
ycslcrdny,agul 6:! years. The funeral
willbc bold tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clm-k from the house. The remains
will ln- ilIto-rrcd at Sclmghticokc, N. Y.
mTuke oil that III-my utulcrwI-ur and
buy balbriggans, which are much lighter
at Mitchell's. Norwulk.
i’r-mioun for Connecticut: Original.
Henry W. Willis, Jame-II (‘. Plastman,
Henry I". (,‘larkc. George A. Ilencrlict,
Otto A. Hagen, In P. Shipper. Thomas
M. Day. David Dunne, Albert II. llurl—
hurt, Charles ll. l-‘rost, David '1'. Hood-
wln. Increase-E. I". (laskill. Original
widow'snMaria ii. Cooper.
The June melding of the Norwalk
(icntleman's Driving mlllitlfl opens
to-nmrrow. anIInclaLlsstlwthreo-
minute class, twenty entries, and the 2:30
class. nine entries. The prospects are
that tlu-rc will be a large attendance.
Excursion tickets on tho Danbury and
Norwalk road will br- sold at half the
regular fare.
The chart for the Mother (loan car-
nival. which in to be malted at the
urgent request of the ptrblic. by the
ladies and Bpwortbloague of the Nova.
walk Methodbt church. next Friday
evening, opens at Mitchell's bat store to-
morrow ramming. The carvlnal will be
preceded by an entirely new and inter-
esting literary and musical Wine.
Cake. cream and strawberries will be
served afurr the entertainment.
In. JamesEllis. aged nearly seventy
Brown. of Cobble Hill. were out driving
Saturday evening. In turning from
Catherine street into Pair street the
whsslson one side of the carriage col-
lapsed and both Mics were thrown out.
Theborse ran some distance before he
was captured. In. Brown was Initiator»
cd,but her mother's face was badly
scratched and she was injured In.
lsrrnlly.
“Bloc manInotxpmm
hamt,5°.aglass.
Btsspls Garbo. who is pointing lit.
tbswcdws'rkoftloflrssnd
upsmm.hssbsdthecoolest spot
lutbephcetowork tn darts; on not
c we.
‘ I'
IIIeII III III Inussrts turns
For the balance of the season we give a CAB}! D180011N‘1‘ of 10 cts. per yard on Best Extra
Super Ingrains and Barbary Tapestries; 5 etc. per yard In Medium Grades; Short Lengths and
Entries for tho Nornslk Luau Tennis .
years, and her daughtd. Mrs. John?!
Good quality Body Brussels and Velvets at 01. 00
Better grades Body Brussels, Velvets and Moqacttcs.‘
Largo. Assortment lllattlngs and Oil Cloths.
A. DICKERMAN .g& soN,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I‘IllII’LB I011 KNOW.
Paragraphs about Our and
timer I‘aoule'a Pris-Ila.
l, l-kivvard it. Jarvis. of Tampa. Florida,
other guest of 11.11. Banana! West ave-
“1'.-
hlr. and Mrs. Thomas ll. Boppcr, of
Norwalk, spent Sunday in New York
city. 1
Hamilton Scuddcr and Eddie l’terson.
of New York, are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. O. 8. Sammie and daughter, for-
merly of Norwalk. are in town visiting
friends.
Frank N. Lupler, of New York, spent
Sunday with his contain, Miss Anna s.
Dunning, West street. \
Fred W. Foster and wife, of Dunbnry,
spoilt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Poster. of Burritt avenue.
Miss Mary B. Gray, of Bridgeport, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Shea
on Prospect avenue.
Robert A. Brown, of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh,
of Chestnut street, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, Jr., of Nev.
York, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Cox, Roma Hill.
.1. W. Powell's brother Thomas, of
Chicago,walkcd in and surprised him
last Saturdayandieft town early Sun-
day morning.
Mrs. Thomas Benodict,.lr., contem-
plates a trip to Plattsburg. N. Y., a
picturesque liltlrl place in the Adiron-
duck region.
William Badman and Thomas John-
son, of Shippan Point, spent Sunday
with the farmer's wae and family on
Kellogg street. Norwalk.
Uluulcs F. lmmis,.lr., of Waterbury.
formerly of Norwalk. spent Sunday at
the residence of his [marches on the
Spring llill road, Nora-alt.
.I’Iamll
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp and their
son Irving. of Meridcu, are spending a
few days at the residence of Mrs. Camp's
parcuts. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Pryor, on
tho Spring Hill road, Nora-31k
Miss Maudclla Shores, of Great Bar-
rlugtou. who has been spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holmes,
of Franklin strcct, 1ch South Norwalk
this morning for Bridgeport. where she
will rcmuinafcrvdnys. On her return
home she will be accompanied by hI-r
sister, Mrs. I". t.‘. Whipple. and Mrs. A.
W. l'orrin. of that City.
Ilcv. Archibald Wheaton [vutor of tho
Suulh Norwalk lhplist church, and
family, loft. South Nor-walk Ibis morning
for Cottage- ('ity. They went by boat
to New York. and will there board a
Sound stcarmr for their destination. Mr.
and Mrs. Wheaten took their bicycles
with them. He expects to return in
about ten days and will preach to his
congregation one wcck from next Sun-
day. Mrs. “‘1me will lit-absent about
a month.“
(WEB Till} RIVER.
News and Omlp of the Day In East
Norwalk.
Mrs. M. B. Super is visiting friends in
Port Richmond.
Jmcph Lockwood hurrah-1&1 in the
United States Navy.
C. W. LcCount is in Mcrwinsvillo on a
tan w'eeks luminous trip.
Mrs. 1...]. (luyhrur moved from East.
Norwalk toL'nioustrt-cl, South Nora-elk.
1'1. 8. DeLoug. of Brooklyn, spout Sun—
day with Frank B. Ayn-s, of Fort Point
road.
Mn». John Harvey and daughter Agnes
returned to their home in flreenpoint,
L. l . this morning aflcra pleasant visit
at the residenceof Captain M. 11. Wilson,
of Itivcrntdc avenue.
BAMBI AND N0lt0fl'0N.
. (l. llauckandfamily. of New York,
who have leased tho lacy Bottom It.
Smara’ I‘aiublook posse-ion last week.
'I'beDarieusdcfssted the Crystals, of
South Norwalk, on the Brady grounds,
Saturday after-arm. tilescore being ten
to seven.
’l'boWiltou bass ball team came to
Norotnn Balmday afternoon and defeat»
ed the Novoton nine. The score was
fourteen to six.
Blank Heb Harlan.
The scml-annualruoetlng of the Nov-
walkBraocboftbeElastchebWorkcrs
Aid Association was held at No. 10 Main
street Friday evening. Thereportsot
the secretary. David Chlttlm. and the
treasurer,.l.ltleslerer. fortbshalf year
were read. showing a good financial
staudingofthebraneh. Avoioofthauks
unleaded totbemfortheablemsn-
usrlnwhicbthewovk for thepmthalf
yearbad been carriedoat. 1110mm
ofthecommltleeofthec.L.U.ofNor-
walkwaatbefeattneoftbomcetingand
tblsbranchresolvedtnslaudbythecom-
CItheoulabflaadtoglvetbstnalltbe
mmaw MEWhtb‘rm Tbs hrs-obi-
afllngnewrnsnbsivaadbopsstclavs
melodious-Hutton. 'l'befollowlng
ofllesrswsreelsctsd forthssnsulrrgdx
Ian-flu: Presldmhnflshslrssasstavy.
u. wanna; trsssursr. 1.11m-
.musu. I‘lsidkassJLlohssb. A.
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\
NIAN'I'IC CAIP GBBIJNBS.
lure Boon- Naoderl bv the 0.
Unslwr the New Begulatlaas.
Brigadier-General Haven in at Niantic
In consultation with Assistant Quarter:
mastechneraI Morgauas to the layout
of the suite camp of the Connecticut
National Guard. The camp ground is
about. 2,200 feet long, and last year, ex-
tended aloug a frontage on the color
line of about 1,700 feet. Thislength repu-
seuts about all of the available space in
that direction—east. and west. The ten-
compauy regiments occupy on the
color line a frontage of a trifle more
than 400 feet, thus allowing ample spam,
under the old tactics, for each regi-
ment in front. of its own quarters.
But under them-w infantry regulations
the front of acompuny is increased by
more than 20 per cent.. and there is an
increase of interval between companies
in line, which wiucrcuscs the frontage
that neither ton-company nor eight-com-
pany regiments will have room to form
in line in front of their quarters as they
11.6
been customary at brigade dress parade..-
would extend sev erni hundred fcct out
into Niuntic river.
A Letter from a Sch
Mr. Editors—The pupils in our public
schooLs are just now thinking the School
VIsitors are great ogn-s who would rob
them of their holidays—great, ugly, mat»
ter-of~fact beings, who are trying to show
their authority. They say this 1990 because
the teachers tell them so. The poor
teachers pour into the ears of children
and parents their own sorrows: how the
cruel Board would umke them keep
school 200days in the year. cxclusivc H"of
holidays. and wear themselves out with
their arduous duties. and even rob them
of the Fridays on which they attend
tho-it teachcrs' cunvcutions. which they
could not have on Saturday, for don't
you know they must go to New York to
do their shopping and attend matinccs on
Saturdays. \Vcll. looking at this from a
teacher's standpoint. it is certainly a sad
state of things, I wonder if they will
come before the Bornd and got their cer-
tificates rcncwcd for next year. or wi
they go into comr- other line of bmiu .
The foregoing, I trust, will beget sym—
pathy from the public for tlIose tr-achcrs
who have lost their head, so to speak. in
this matter. I would except that large
majority of faithful ones who love to
teach fur the work's sake. these teachers
who mlorn and bring honor to the public
schools of our town. for they will take-
n common sense vii-w of the action of
the lkmrd. For a few years past tho
schools have nominally boon kcpl forty
wwks each year, but deducting holidays
and days the teachers thought they must
haw. it was found that only about 190
days or thirty-eight school wot-ks worr-
actuully taught. It scoured to the Board
that, as the largest city in the stan- rec
Iluin-d 200 days actual work in their
schools, it could be taken as a precedent,
and they had the time prescribed accord—
ingly. The exceptionally large annual
appropriation made last week will show
that the Board are disposed to provide
liberally for the support of the schools
They propose to pay teachers wolf, and
on busincrs principals have a right to ex
pool all those who engage to teach to
fullill their agreement with the town
cheerfully and conscientiously.
The 200dnys can easily be laid out so
as not to deprive teachers or scholars of
any holiday they are entitlod to.
did last year. The brigade in line, as has .-
Cauadiau and Club House
LEADING
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
— -..;. ,
air a New York millionaire gives 8 din-
31250 330 5th rye-gum and 201.11 street, costing
w uc gives 19 1e d s In,
and these p80 in all-ndgffw. 01’) Endoc-
tors' bills an finally have to pay 85.00
each for Cactus Blood Care to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not. be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
gnfrrlsimucuts.
Irv REQUEST inn L ‘
Mother Goose Carnival
will be re peated at the Opera House
Friday Evening, June 24,
AT 8 O'CWCK.
fur the baneflt of the ladies and Epuorth
League of the Norwalk M E. c-hhurt b.
There will be acorn Isle change. in the new
part. and in additinnt e tableau entitled
“THE BBAPEIL‘."
ADMISSION, — - :15 CENTS
Reserved state may betbeckcd off at Mitch-
ell s on and 3'! r Tues-la morning. at 9
o ‘clock, by the pay uncut of] coma extra.
jcfl) .5!
1 Frame Nevelty
Belden Ava, Rear ilIIbbsr Factory
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY.
Doors open at 7. Performance at 8 o'clock.
Monday. June 201b, I892
PALMER'H BIG SPECTACIILAR PAVILION
.1 llnele Tom’s Cabin co.”
UNDER A MONSTER CANVAS.
The Biggest and Best on Earth.
Man New Features. Special Car and Burn-
li ul Scenery. Greatest Topsy on I'Zartl I.
40 - PEOPLE - 40
IIVA‘S I'E'I’ P03" I’RINCY»
llllE PRICE ll! “PIS-Cents?!)
“'A’I'CII FOR THE GRAND PARA‘TIHI
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Ctll' RT. June 3111:. ’1. 1)..
Whrreas. wrlttr u nppllc ntion 11:»: been maltr-
to thismurt for administration of tho HI: m-
of James II. NIL-1h, latc of \'orvv.tlk. in mid
District. III-c cased.
Onnxnrn. Tb.“ said application be hi «hi
and determined at 11n- Probate- Ul'llrc in Nor-
walk. on the :‘dh tin of June. law. at Ill
o clock. fort- mun; and t mt public notlcc there-
of be given to all [Lemme- intcrontcd therein by
publishing tbi-r order in a newspaper having a
circulation in said diatrirt, at lea-4t the days
before said day of hearin 1.x
SA it. W001)“ Alli).
Judge
Hill SIIE A GREAT Billlillll
The well known and popular Ameritnn
House and Restaurant, located at 16 Main
street. Norwa‘lk. Conn. it contains hrs-III,
furnished mms and has been establishcd thir-
teen yeant. Doin a grand business.
The continued I | health of the ruprletor is
the only camw- for selling. This as ran- op~
33mm ty for the right paralyT
018 C. COLLINS.
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New Pol-stone and Tomatos. Fancy apples and Orsa
apples, Bananas, Strawberries and Fresh Vegetablfi
Contatnmg LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND ~80
TIDE TABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATllygNE
$27.50 to $3.000
Warerooom. Water street. fact of
Inquire at Plaistcd 3 drug store where ‘
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Cheese, Lamb sTongusa. I” c
The Choicest Teas arid Coffees imported. Fancy New Butler:-
250 lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb.
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GfiOCER,
33 Washington Street. South N OrWalk.
MY New BOAT attendant?“
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H. EMORY PEASE.
Taylor 82 can...
Real Estateand Insurance.
WASHINGTON I STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
I113“! g ‘
Wayne» 7
‘ EN’I‘I. EMBN boarders lb
-( Inquire at Belts ncvvs 55:," N31843:} 1y.
.1030
rAv'rcn—A A... Tall laundreae
\‘ with good mommendatlone. A2311? e
40 W est avenue.
'ANTED: -A competent cook.
‘ coma well recommended .Applggblmrs
George ILCholtvcll.3111ighstreet.Norwa1k.
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ANTED. «Applirations will now be
\‘ ceivcd att his attic-clocking to the gr: . '
gngemr-m of twotriood men in vicinity of ‘
KM Excc t opportunity furl.
workers. Address, with stamp and u~
1m] 1
this. ".‘forris.’ care suntan.
Ill R1. for general housework. A
A Holden. 47 V‘ out at once. ”1,373! Mrs.
$- 100 001 way can be made monthly
workiu f B. 5‘.
3111—24-09 Main St. Fflghmontioggmn I‘eOClom r
A FE“ girls to operate itsraschlnes at Kebey‘ s
ci 1- factory. .3 blugton street
South 'u',rvvalk P
steady work. F:E.l£l11s.e;hue lmmfigfl‘d
T0 LET.
I'PPEB floor at corner of Eaton and I-‘rank.
“1198"“ t , 50th N
premise c '- orwnlk. Applwa 1b.
I CCT'I'AISE, South Main street; house and
lot for sale; yacht foraal l
\pnly I]: “ ubington ant-:1. “mmnmtjifiteld'
LEAH. INTLY furnishedw
P Ik-Iulrr: at 1': Railroad rim-$43.13: hNor.
_H: let: at
FAST VORWALK. lower part of house on
1 41 avenue. droorn-I. rent 10.11). Also 4
rooms- on Henry street. South orwalk. rent
t; .m. Apply to “. I ouugs, at Lockwood yfx.
- 4. hr ‘a
01 SET~ 5 rooms and canton.
I [liver station at 37 a moggr Pilgrim
Box' - Rowayton, ('eun. royal 1f
\ DWI-21.1.1“. of lllroom; to}; new;
~izu :Itul opu ll 21 M 4 . y
.\'o. ll NIIIIlI .‘I‘llIl :trnll. " h lid] “wk
Perri-I.
\‘Eu house Tnylur_ avenue,
“an- r urn-ct 89' 0 rooms.
farm house
ln-
App ly to John
_lay:l tf
151‘"): 5 rooms
avenue.
barn. garden an pusturage '5;
:10; six rooms. Rorvaytun. Sill. Raymond
m4. ma
non SALE.
‘INE twin baby carri f
P it); \\ asbington mil. dirflzdd“;
I ha» .\I. \ltxllr-r
all.
31
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AltflI-l buy horse bolougin to und
'1 will be sold cluap if afild immeetmtol.
Wcltzhtulmut 1.51". llorn- Innbc (ht-cu “3,03"
Innus. Chan. W. Bell llowny
, was
A1101 1' Il'rru‘rcs good lltnolhylln III).
luul on shun-:- if door I
Apply told. A. “nuditéhrsr or me In
plot-I.
A ”0011 family or work horse c I
heap. Also
one Inilch I ow A l t
It: \I'rnt street. stunt: VtererlfJnhnfl 51ml?“
)(lL AND YET DURABLE
Scrtool. Vrnrrort.
Rona of rut-us. I'Ieolc.
The grand festival, flag dedication and
picnic of Sons of Norman in being held
at the Norwslk Park this afternoon and
will mntinue until midnight to night
Tltcfostivitcn were Lommcnccd with a
M, which started from Germain
Ball and man bed to the park. Societies
from Bridgeport. Stamford, New Baron,
Mcridcu. Waterbury, New Louloa and
Danbury are metal. The Last Norwalk
drum «no. [lane's Band and Wheeler
& Wilson's Bund will furnish music
There will be dancing in the park. The
Umbra Lodge wlll pro-Ital the Sons of
llcrrnnn with a large flag. At 0:00 there
will be a grand fireworks display.
Anderso- Ila-bl- to Appear.
Chief of Police Defunct went to
Bridgeport jail this morningand bought
Don Juan St. Carlos. the negro whostab-
bed Frederick Anderson, to Norwalk for
trial. Anderson was unable to appear,
however, and the case was adjourned
another week. 'l‘hechicf took BI. Car-
los back to jsll on the noon train. An-
derson got up Saturday for the first time
since he was stabbed, but wasobllgcd to
gobsck lobed. Todayha isrery feeble.
The physicians are afraid of norm other
trouble setting In.
Hat—final." an Ital-g.
Illss Anna Stanfield. of Main street.
Norwalk. now rides a ladies‘ Columbia
pneumatic bicycle.
league members should hand in their
Irma. Hoyt: Ins ltovwdk, out
It. ashram; Irma. r. J. rm...
more. meat, wheelrneu, it Is
sald,sze"nllferl" because 0, .W. swift
lllies at 5 cents per yard.
.R, SFE OUR
Vaists
up of all kinds of materials,
counter.
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III Shapes and Styles.
. one s‘. . .. u- .. 39..-:
Economy and Comfort
Baseline” Stores
And until float and Express during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES.
and do all k of
wmuu ”Ilium. lmbls numb“. '
llnrlen Paint.
"" enIIIIIe. eIrIIIIIe IIIn
FISHING.
810E nuns l Sllclllll.
J; E. 6 Pontiac.
Call“ and See Them. ‘6 ,
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W. H. Meekerlrllo.
MUSIC BALL BLOCK.
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Arc mic agents in this city for the
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BUTTE R. .
made at Ht. Album. "1. Finn as silk. At till
.ssasua at all. year the emulation do not and
rvady sale for all the roll butter they Iaaks.
The our product is sold In labs. aad this
MM woman you “lathe. Ridicule
sweet. well-made artlI-lc as their roll butter at
tie a pound less. We find sale for tuhas well
as by single wand.
Have nice handy little Ill-lb. packages: also
”am! ill-lb. tubs. Those who bought tabs of
on last summer can repeat with confidence II
to nus quality. Price lie lb. Special prices on
I) and ill-lb. tabs.
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norm—on, Tues. ” ' .
otfioutb Nurw
mm city In or
ALL SIZES 0F
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Norwalk Chronicler