’ q ram *1 =
spam«ruff-eimaaoww
as our elsewhere.
.1, J '2
in lllnt iers. Hatters ‘ ‘ and ~
A I W .ahhiugtonStu So. Norwalk-
..
p p . turns with
Pure'Frult Syrup
5 . .. l WALWAYS
Irinur is in: an MAKE IT. urn
' use Mimi urns
rmgillttrot struts.
TRY US WHEN YOU WANT SOME-
imgr-,rrlrvu NICE. '
«W‘—
We haveltrst Received
nannies-men or
e
at: =
so“
umrayrze‘. lllrlei or Plain.
m manswgvmc’n we WILL
«I.
SELL as none as THEY
. REED“:
25§ ants Each
a ,, . g , ,
Mn— .
Blank Books
,4
.. c-t.l AND _
Bepgmtatrunery
Asnscn;
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“I
fi'i ~-‘
.l’laisted,
ruggi’st.
43 Washington! to. llnrrrall.
sir-o '
Reward
1:.3 ’v"'pr .
{in
To the many friends of lontnnil;
letnllnllamrfinllold
V ‘ ".5 fif‘v ‘
Anrlaeof rnh‘nonuue In now will
banker: to the person who will before July
the lily ,Iyltd me the moat concise and
um. mu fath‘the medic-
l—lvtrtneaandcurstlvempertlssof
. .~ ykgyatonlk.
J ; I “ll who!" you. Terril-
if?” )7. weak. holder that
an . a nu derision may
umfimmom and John
ll. Lighthoukllnllrconnnted to art as
Sudan. Numbeawudedhlyl.
Mlhavo engaged more men and
Wamnuwiu ‘ s petodo
vour work Mm ‘1 have
metal finmir‘ ‘
unit as PAPER HANGERS,
. “Whom to give you
‘Igurelonpalntingyourbousa
”I’M“ WallPaperiecom-
. mm unis deranged.
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flmflfomlmcrf am "y fr‘qf‘till
kinda. tumble]: on admission is charged.
and nature animated to promote private
interests. may)! when an advertisement
of same amour: in miter-tiring talcum,
are charged for at regular ram, 10 cenfa
a fine.
lllnlut are Almanac lor ‘I'o-nomw.
Sun Rims Bun Sets ‘ lllgb'l'lde low Tide
at 42:1 at my at llhll it ran
New York liar-Id Weather Forecast.
To—day clear weather will prevail. ruled
by light nonhwesterl winds. sh tin
southerly. with slight y lower. follow
rising temperature. reacbln a maximum
from 85 to no :1;ng 0n ay warmer.
sultry weather a southerly winds will prob-
ably prevail. followed by thunder storms near
the lakcs and on the slopes of the Alleghenies.
and on Haturda - fair. sultry and warmer
weather. follow by thunder showe- 5.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What also People 0' Our City are lining
. kl! Earl-I
' .—l.ustrinc for tin ware.
Frank S. Ayers and family have mov-
ed to Peach Island. where they will
spend the summer.
Thericago anMveution, after nomi-
nating Cleveland at 3:19 this morning.
adjourned until 2 o’clock this afternoon.
suits, all new goods bought from a New
wwks ago. is in mgress at II. Kriegtr's
l’nces are quoted in another column.
—l"lags. hammocks. pistols. ammuni-
tion, at “2 Washington street.
Victor Cole. of the Adams Hat Manu-
facturing Company. exhibited yesterday
a basket of the largest and most luscious
strawberries we have seen this season.
MMlM were raised on his place at Long
llil .
The Loyal Temperance legion will
meet Friday evening of this week at half
past six.'l'hiscbannciu the hour is on
account of the Union Temperance prayer
meeting at 7:30 o'clock. Parents and
friends are invited to attend the 1.. T. 1..
meeting.
—-Pure ice crtmTriin half pint. pint and
quart boxes at Depot Restaurant.
The regents who met in New York
recently to examine candidates for ad-
mission to the medical colleges of that
state. have issued a ccrtilimtc of admis-
sion to Williyll. crown. of this city. lie
will enter the medical department of
Columbia college when the full term
opens.
Yesterday afternoon, as George I.
Keclcr's ice Wagon w.“ going acrw the
wooden bridge at Valley Place. near
Stuart avenue. rm old plank broke, alo
lowing one of the horses to go through.
severely injuring the animal's leg. '1 be
bridge and road leading to it are sadly
in need of mpuirs.
livery,cor. Swing and \Vashington all.
Referring to the visit of Sherman
Council. Royal Arcanum. to Stamford
Council. Tuesday evening, the Advocate
says: "Tin-r» were a number of members
of the Norwalk Council prearmt. and if
they maybe considered a fair sample,
the Norwalkcrs are handsomejntclligent
fellows. and ‘good riska'lj
ltlrwtimcr lhrbertl was painful] in jur-
ed this momin whileaasisting ‘ press-
manbn dcr to and a box of iron for the
Norwal lmu Works Company. on his
truck. llis halo hook sli rd and entered
thelllcshy partpf his rig t arm.makingn
wound two to three Inches deep. is
went to a doctor’s office. where tho
wound was dressed.
«Nico rich lemonade at the Depot Rai—
taurant. be. a glass. _
Manager I. M. llo t. of this cit . yea-
terday awarded B. can». of way—
ton,thc contract to art two hundred
loads of straw from the Hoyt estate on
Boron Hill. to the lot on Washington
street, where Dr. ll t’s new c an
house ittobebullt. & stone wi be
[mod for the foundation. upon which
work will b» commenced immediately.
The Danbury News ME the late Peter
. Itmvan. a brutlrerof ll. Rowan. of
South Norwalk. left no will, "mush be
m possess“! of!" real. W
dtlnrr pro . e
drawn but a shat thnobdau
m ‘ tum
Death inter»
fend before he could carry out his
plans
e _
—0ld lawn maria good as new.
sharpened and red at the Norwalk.
Pattern wm. verslde avenue.
A small “cool wave" will be felt in
lhcnuvtbernpartsoftbluwtlonto—da .
The “warm wave" in the interior of
many will move slowa toward New
‘ audit-influence will be decid-
felt west of the
"cmlware” willmovefrom the N -
watireachingthluectim Saturday
in
Wfiuufroufiamford Advocate
manly... Decker nun:
loam.» Pay at New York
Th neat Wednesd‘y.
tour
.mm'c
of
. I
LAM
wide
“'E EVENING Saints
6‘;
A bankrupt salebf Elan and blazer
York wholesale house that failed two
«(loud safe nKnMeTrTJunm at Baker's
.,~
n... annuamMiEBFii; has;
walk School district will be held in tho
sclwol bruise next Tuesday evening at 8
o’clock.
will motor the third degree this evening:
also nominate officers. A large at:
tendaucc is expected.
A business meeting of Company D will
be held tomorrow evening. when there
will be a drill in guard duty and canard.
ed order, under command of Lieutenant
Are you nervous from want of nice it
Dr. Richardson’s Cocoa. Celery and (' n-
chona Nerve Tunic Powders clue In-
somnia and Nervous nobility. Ask for
be. or 100. sample.
There will be a tern France prayer
meeting in the \V. C. T. . hall. to-Iuor-
row evening. beginning at 735. All in-
terested in every phase of temper-
ance work are invited to be pmnt.
—-Strawbsrry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant Open all night.
Charles D. Burnt-s. 5f 30th Norwulk,
and Miss Ada Lincoln. of Norwalk. two
well-known young elocutionists, will rc~
cite at the Mother Goow Carnival in the
ford yarterday to serve papers on the in-
sumnee commissioner' In an action
brought against the St. Paul's German
Insurance company by Colonel Frost.
This morning. whileil‘re delivery clerk
“ Rununntsvery p
Y" , BefiergmdnllodyMVelvetsandlfoquottes.
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m”'¢hdtnllt..,,.rc gutyMMl for: ’
ch'sznn _ '
outwit-new was. trailers. are}. '
Norwalk Opera llousc to-morrow night. -
Chief of Police vim-1:: went to nan- ‘
i ‘
on»
‘7 Ar,
.
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m we give a CASH
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W . 9., potlglgrd"‘ln mum Grades; Short unorth- and
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v. = f Large 3 Assortment Matting: and Orr Cloths.
A. nicKQERMAN '& ' SON.
84 wasnrncrou garner-21'. SOUTH uonwnLK. conu.
New Potato“ and am Tati'cy‘ Ag, ”b.3545 ,
apples, Bananas, Strawberries and. Fresh: Y __
OanadlartllndOIubHouloOhoese, monomer. ‘
The Choicest Tone and Codess imporde Fancy New
' about om... Butter 30c lb.
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Billlllil E. Silllll.
‘ LEADING *GROCER,’
33 Washington Street. South Nurwa'lk. a,
Dram eurpnnd' him. at his home on
Center avenue last‘ovenlrzg‘and a plea--
ant evening was smart. ms. dancing
and ref mentawunth’ordevoftl-r
”53,141..“ turn: r...“
#5.!" it
, MZM .. fim.7 v-wr Girls?
are. menu; of the scion-thank
of Norwalk. received word yesterday
that during the thunder storm last Fridav
two “twinks-m and one Hol-
stein cow were at. y lightning and
instantly killed on his fqym at New Ilil~
ord ,
r
”— I)
At a rhgular meeting of ttharpeuters’
and Joiners' Unlrfifigld Tuesday even-
ing, the followin cars were elected
for the ensuing term: President. W. A.
Rel . vice-president. W. B. Richards;
Inertia". R. W. Reid; finan-
cial secretary. E. L. Griswold: flower.
C. H. Fitch: mnducter. J. W.
warden. J. E. Owens.
. . .
The newl elected ofiloers of the A. M.
ECh h yceum will be publicly in-
staller tomorrow evening. Refresh-
ments will beservcd after the exercises.
The officers are as follows: President;
0. S. Smith: vice ident. Robert
Moore. charister. R l . Taylor: organist.
Mrs. R. H. Taylor; treasurer. hfiss Delia
Taylor; secretary. Mrs. Addie Whitney:
assistant secretary. Mina Minnie Seals,
chaplain, John D. Taylor: critic. Chester
lomar. .
Brim:
l
The news of Cleveland's nomination
was received with much enthusiasm
among Norwallr Demure. Several
flags are flying from windows and pn-
vw tlagstatfs.and the Irlahllagis
siting to the breeze over Ilnnlon‘s sa-
loon. A subscription is being takeu.aud
for-Groceryman I". I). Lawton a ('0.
wasina house on Quinlan-d avenue. the
horse started up the bank alongside the
road and overturned the wagon. No
seams damage was done.
Ilnrry Govern and Patrick Martin
started tlshin this morning. . Their
many friends lave not purchased any-
thing for breakfast tomorrow as the
fishermen have promised them an
abundant supply.
Dr. Emily \'. Par-lee has been invited
to the chair of physiology in the New
York Homoepathic Medical College for
Women, from which she graduated sev-
enteen years ago. She has decided not
to accept the honor.
Every day this week until Friday. the
length of the day will be fifteen horns.
seventeen minutes. and some seconds
more or less—the longest day of the year
Then the days will begin to shorten, '11--
ing a minute less than Friday.
Blackfiah are said to be more numer-
ous and larger this seasrm than in many
former years. The favorite lplaorrs are
George Rock. Flood Rock and try Reefs.
Wright's ledge elf Caukeen Island and
b'l'ory Ilr'ef off Sherwood Island. The
largest fish taught as yet wruln- lolf
pounds. _ _
Alcott turnouts at reasonable prices
at Baker's livery stable.
Rowayton and Darien news will be
found on the second range of Tim 31:.er-
sat. today. Three columns of the third
page are devoted to interesting chat
about women and home matters. and
one column to a review of the interns-
tiunalflundny schwl lemon for July 3.
This. with six columns of Chicago con-
vention news and a 'e of meaty locals.
constitutes a paper t t knocks out our
mntnmporarleaon the tint ballot: and
all for two cents.
NORWALI NEWS.
A ”rem ”-4.23: of Items from Ilse
through End of ‘l'owu.
lland concert on Union Park to—nigbt.
Entries for tht; tciiuithourmmcnt close
at 7 o'clock this evening.
Charles Andeggdf North tn’vntlt’.
has been appointed sexton of Grace
church.
Plains school district will be held Friday
evening.
n..n.....t.";:;.‘...;;a‘{... of u..- Nor-
walk Lawn Tennis club will Inst-t this
evening.
'l'beproprletorii—of‘ltatrinn are distri-
buting knife sharpeners. rice their an-
nouncelneut.
«Pure coffee with Fm cream. no a
cup. depot restaurant Open all night.
“I'll-- Bertha Ihmourgléo‘fffltcg street,
WW! I) n ‘1: con-
tectloneryrmre.
... anvfilfiqllar ‘llrlan
areto 'tirfi’rriedln'tbe isnar’fu re u
8t. lary‘s church.
The remains of If; Martin Crew,
weretaken toilclnghticoke. N. Y.. yen
turd-y. for interment.
V
t. No.0. 1.0.0.192.
‘ Instant to
abig demonstration is looked for this
evening. James Sutherland and S. K.
’snnley are in New York today to pur-
chase a brass cannon for campaign pur-
p nos. V
Shortly after 4 o‘clock this morning
Otliccr Northrop saw an intoxicated
young man mute out of [hallway on
hlain street and be locked him up as a
auspicious character. At ten o‘clock he
was brought before Justice (700ml? for
trial. llo gave his nanto as amt-q
Thompson. of Bridgegm. nineteen years
of age. He cameto orwalk to attend
the rim-s. Among the articles frruml on
his person was acakeof soap and some
cummbera amlen fromthe ball. As he
was abusive to the officers and at thr-
lockup the Justice gobs him ten days in
jail. It was afterwards found that he
was an old offender.
“units as» Tllliltll.
Important News of tho
Chronicles! II n Condensed urn.
Rev. John Parker. formerly a Metho-
dist minister. died in )feriden Tuesday.
aged cightynseven years.
Joseph Pendleton, one of the best
known men of Standard. committed
suicide yesterday. by shooting himself
in tlmheud.
The A. 0 Estate «mints will give rt
joint excursion this summer; and the
«lemurs are to meet in Waterbury next
week to decide on the date and place
The body of Jack Kilbride was found
floating in the lower pond at Sandy
ilwk. near Nun-town Tuesday. This ex-
plains the mystery that has hung over
the disappearance of Kilbride for thn paid
thru- days.
United States Marshal Strong caused
the arrest of Edwin t‘rofut in Itnnbury
yrstordsy foreman. L‘rofllt it charged
with selling liquors without having paid
thetax muired by the United State-.5
statutes. 0 was taken before, t‘ouuni: -
slum-r Wright at New Haven.
The mtidonco of Mrs. Charles I.
M'tclwll. widow of ex-(kirrgmrriati
Mitchell. corner of Orange and Trum-
bull strecta. New Haven. was damaged
3L? esterdny afu-rnovm by the. hilly
iusun . A nirvant's carelessness win the
mine.
The governor and lierrtenanbgoveruor.
acting under the authority of the statutes.
the (Moral Amembly. having failed to
up lint. have appointed Anthony Amos.
of llliugly. a member of the state board
of education from July I. Mr. Amos
succeeds himself and the appointment
holds good until the vacancy is filled by
tbe‘Genernl Anembly.
An axiom the forward truck of the
rear car of the castlmund $10“ train
broke in the center near Bast allingford
station yesterday afternoon. The train
was brought to a standstill without .any-
one being injured. train was dis-
connected from lt y . lt
ruched here only a ew minutes late.
Francis kl. McFarland. of Ilrldge rt.
has ht suit splint Irwin Brotlfin‘
circus. hen the show left Bridgeport
“new; "Mo? where “)3“; a -
our, 0 y . c ar-
Eend.~ tine 13th.“ fight"! claims
bat'the’cirous people on wlully enter»
art upon his land. cut down motel.
truer, tore upsomesewer ptpreand
wise in y. for which he
memo range- a caste.
Judge J. If. “all. in the Superior
court in flew Haven yeatrrday. sustained
the defendant's demurrer in the cans of
L. Beovllle vb lei-hon.
lat J.I.L.Booville left a tract of
I’eetet‘l'ewa ”Mil-{beheld
Aquelal tow-meetingwl ln
mystical-glands}. mum last"
fling canon upon the
may Ind .,
ITZMMV'fi M "’7'.” 5' ,r ., ‘ r‘ H . ,‘,".»tr sunfm
elk-tbgf'mfi a...- mwwnat. .r a
Quin-unreal State .
"" $1M» mm
‘ . we»! .. ..... «Mann smranr HEATS
than» i rattan-rum .0? run
3“": < irritants lamina. .~ w
in. 3:37. am no “new Wor-
allmA (Ir-Illa!» on the I'mk net-ee-
Pedro and Deni-Illa.
Theaeoond day’s races of the spring
rneetinx of the Norwalk Driving a-oon‘ -
tlon, yesterday. wereof the out inter-
esng character, and in some respects
quite exciting. Them and '27 clause
were won in straight heats, nevertheless
the struggles for second place made sub
of the races decidedly interesting. In
the mind heat of tho2:37 class there
was a collision between Pedro and“ Corn-
wallis. in which John J. llorubcck. of
Falls Village. Conn. was thrown from his
sulky. but fortunately escaped serious
injury. Cornwdlis run around the track
three times. and was finally caught by
the marshal. The horse was unhurt. ex-
oupt a few scratches. and started in the
next beat. The sulky was badly broken
up. The driver of Pedro went all the
track without finishing the boat and was
ruled out.
The exciting race of the day was the
members' free-for—all. in which Lucille.
(louip. Jr.. and J. C. were the starters.
Quasi}, won the first heat and the next
three were won by Lucille. The heats
were very close between Guardp. Jr.. and
Lucille. and some of the boys are poorer
to day because of investments made
yesterday. ,
slrltnalv :5: cuss
Athlete. W. A. H.00metock ....... ... I I 1
Iran ’. '.T.llolbrooke.... . :3 2 2
rum; WJlalg r ............ ,3 s 3
Cornwallis. John J.llorubu3k.. .. 5 t t
Pcdet-sse llrotbwell.... . d r.o.
Time—2:33. fill. 223%.
at‘llanv 2;: rural
\‘lMory.Munmnfloyt... .. .l l l
Wrmmerflanee...., .3 2 2
anugmhfidwardhlalleg...“ .. 2 I 3
[or a ullrnnvbas. wan . I ll 4
“www.mcm;
» warrant Inm‘ run-vintau-
Lucille. W.H.lnckwmd ..... : l l l
Guelph" ‘~\. H.5aunder .. l 3 2 2
.l. [1,".5. Whllluck. . . . 3 3 3i 3
Time m.m§'e::.§}nxg.
The card for tomorrovl'. the. closing
day of the races. includes the 2:40 clam.
trotten and pace»: 2:24 class. trottnrs.
and 2:37 clue member‘s trotters and
wears.
The attendance thus far has been the
lurgcert of any meeting of the amrciation.
rsorts vou xsoir.
Par-graphs about “or and
Other People's l'rleldn.
Letter carrier Gloudenning. of the Nor.
walk post ollloe, is taking a short vaca-
tron.
Mrs. Hodge. of Danbury. is visiting
her daughter. Ills. Nelson H. lloyt. of
Bayview avenue.
Charles Griflin. of Richtlrld. l5 spend~
ing a fvvr'dnys with friends in this c.ty
and the borough.
James E. Kernafter traveling in the
South eight months. has returned to his
home in Winnipuuk.
‘ Thomas \‘nnNorden. of Brooklyn. has
Just returned home from a visit of sever-
al days with his aunt on (onoo‘ rdstrcet.
, Dr. Bland. of Waterbury: and Dr.
Smith. of Ausonia. are being entertained
by Dr. II. E. Bates. of Norwalk. to—dny.
Rev. Mr. Avery. of Columbia. and Rev.
llr. Phill' .pf New Haven. are being en-
tertained y fiamuel Poster. of 66 Wilton
avenue.
Albiu Neukirchncr went to Wethers-
fir-Id Wltlufl today to call on William
lluch I0ll.'ll(t. it is reported. isdying of
consumption.
Mrs. J. ll. Lyon and daughter. of
Brooklyn. are visiting at tho midence
of Edmund Zulull, comer Chrrstnut and
Cone-Md streets.
Mrs. Jeremiah Smith. who has been
visiting Miss Willa Ilo t. of West
avenue. returns to her omo in New
Haven tomorrow.
flurry It. Quinn. of Yale '92. who
graduated with highhonors. s at yes-
terrlny at the mhlcnce of W Ilium II.
Hoyt. West avenue.
0. ll. Jackson. who represents the
Hartford UycleCompany. came to Nor-
walk last evening and is the guest of his
[menu on Elm street.
Miss Alice Scranton. of Spring street.
will to (llenbmok tbtq evenin . to
Imam the weddi of Miss Alice uter-
bury and George .‘l'homaaon.
Mrs. B. VauOrrlen and daughter.
porn a log the summer with her
aunt. rs. Wheeler. of (WW
tit. mom coming up from city
“I“?! [tutu . y 7 ‘ N
. of 12 Washington
stunt. returned MG from an ex-
tended Vlfltlla {Irony r accom-
nannemm’tw
I): ll. Sanford. the former principal of
the Stamford High school. and now
Wmutdrofthe scluxil at llrookllne.
use... has arranged for a vacation trip to,
am this hummer. starting June 80.
My. ford we believe. was a former
pupil of the Mum m school.
I'lraaant
.
mun Edward Cline. Charla
ctlovern Willie Fl erald. J
3 “‘ m..”...
illlamand'l'hom.
W carried a bouquet of pink nmaud worn
Tbomal mama. Thoma Citrus. ””5“"
' run unusual. oonrznancn.
Able Adana-ah Coastal-thud 0! ~
Iran on the Work of the (minim
The General Calm of fi'ongregn—K
. p t ulmlttll’
nonnatto'clock. HornJohu H. Perry,
uf‘soutbtlort; twain" " ' " I'll '
Rev. F. 8. Child." of Fairfleld. ametan' t
scribe: ltcv. H. W. Hunt, of Orange.
Rev. Joel S. Ives. of Stratford, La men
N. J. Bailey. of Derby. and A. B. aka-
man.of Falrticld. tellers; Revs. J. W.
Ballantine. of Ridgefield, W. A. Teal, of
Wetherslleld. and John W. Townsend.
of New Haven. nominating committee.
Other routine business was trans-
acted. after which a misfion-
ary service was held. The service
emu] with an address by the Rev.
1- k Woodwortb, of 'l‘ougnloo. Miss.
resident of the T aloo University.
ewas followed by. ins P. Hand. of
Saltlake City. Utah, representing the
New West Education Commission. She
spike of the home and foreign mission
work carried on in the Mormon state.
Rev. L. ll. Cobb. of New York, repre-
senting the Congregational Church
Building Society. addressed the meeting
u nthe work of the societ in the Oak
Ia oma region; how the c urcbes kept
up with the sudden growth of the places
and what measures were taken in the
buildin oftlrese places of worship. The
next dress was by the Rev. C. W.
Shelton, of New York, representing the
American Home Mission society. He
spoke of the great need of churches
onthe frontier. Thesession closed with
rayer by the Rev. Dr. McLean, of New
{'ork cit . In the evening the Rev.
Burdett art. D. D., delivered an able
riddles and u very interesting memorial
service was conducted. The exercises
closed with the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. " 0 A fi _ __
'I'III'I Still-PANIC PASSED.
float of the "unnatural: Employee Expect
to Bet-tr- Ihalr Positions.
"The general feeling of uneasines
which railed among most employers
of the mlsatonic when they learned of
the road's sale to the (kmwliduted has
largely Murray." idasubordinatc
in the llousntonic sen-it yesterday to 3
Bridgeport Farmer mun. "Some of us
may have to go. but the first impression
that the change infiownershi would be
autxaeedcd by a wholesale ecapitation
was evidently unwarranted. Indeed the
new tum, as far as they have gone.
show a disposition to treat us with
all courtesy and consideration. [guess
the report that all the former division
superintendents are to retained in
correct. That within a few months the
probably be attended with a reduction in
tended looping otl‘ as was anticipated.
Mr. Platt. the new general superinten-
dent. was astranger tomcat of us. but
tbme who have met him since the change
are united in the sentiment that he is
personally an agreeable gentleman of
good executive abilities. Then-are no
signs about him of a swelled head or a
dislpositlou to be domineering."
here have been varying statements
published as to the price raid by Messrs.
lorgan and Rookefeller lot their Homa-
tonie suit-k. The sum was $30 a share.
including common and preferred. By
the transaction lllcam. llaatwick. Stu-
buck and Macauley lost nothing. but nei-
ther did they make the large profits some
pmplo have credited them with through
their connection with the llousatouic
railroad. It is understood that the float-
ing indebtodnms of the road due to cur-
rent expenses has been paid oil sinus the
change of ownersbi occurred The ex-
istence of this in ebtednees has been
given as one of the reasons which actuat-
ed Mr. Iluatwick in accepting propul-
tious to part with his stock. There are
also rumors that ho actually invited such
propositions.
fashionable Wedding In Colored Society.
A fashionable wedding took |)la(‘f' in
the colored society of Norwalk lust eveu‘
ing. The groom was handsome John
Grant. who wedded for his thin] wife
pretty Min- Itelmrca Lyon. The cert-
mouy was performed at 8 o’clock. in
their new home at 35 North avenue. by
the Rev. F. E. Robbins. mum of the
Norwalk Baptist church. «- bridc was
charmingly guwned in a dress of pearl
gray cashmere. trlmuhl with pink. Sbc
carried a bouquet of white roses and
woren wreath of the some llower. "('t‘
urname were gold beads and pearls.
like Laura Bailey was bridesmaid. She
was lummlngly dressed in pink silk.
trimmed with Kmtlllm' point hue. Hire
flat. The best man was gallant
alter l-‘loyd, of floutb Norwallr. After
the cert-mun acollation was served and
all present the biggest kind of a
tlme. Oirstef tbeguvm‘lnforrmrl a re
porte , morning that It was a
"perfectlylnrnly" wedding.
The internal revenue department of
the mid district netted the germ-
meat m. during thepaet year. The
time for oollectln tlteae taxes for the
combiner lest band and Depot Col-
lector finawleyh now gran ng Ii-
ctmses. There-reborn”. 700 ang‘llt‘lo
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live. Neveh. the wife of the gunmen
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Containing LIGHTS 3...: grams A: LONG ISLAND so
TIDE TABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRA
of boats from
$27.50 to $3.000 ‘
sent on receipt of five cents. Warerooom, Water street. foot of
Raymond street. H. EMORY PEABE.
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Real Estate and Insurance;
A 30pr lo “Echool \'Iallor." l
Ir. Differ: In your issue of a fcwi
days since appeared an article signed
“school Visitor." It is so filled with?
insult and misrepresentation regarding
over fifty teachers in Norwnlk's schools, l
-. u... - -. a. .- Wtsrrunrou sump
1 seems we y. , a I n.
.~Thev(the pElpils) say in: (that the: SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
School Visitors are great agree). because 53'3"!
the teachers tell them so." of thisi
statement permit us to say it’ is false and 1‘
insulting. A statement of that kind:
needs more proof than the spite of ai
Yisitortosulpport it. dfle has :10 proof ‘
to support is groun less we . The. , . _ ,
teachers of our schools are and alwaysf w...”- H““"""’“‘ L29 ”'5‘“ Mg”?
have been above appealing falsely toI _-_'.*---____._ _________,___
pupils or bri ’ such matters before; WOOr three ladies maysecurelbzhtsewtne
them as has n implied. Would wet mum" ‘m’k 3' 110"“ 3! “mm
could say :3 much for “Visitor! ” “For { Wk B” ”"1"” jet] 3‘
don't you now they must go to New , “mi% ,. '
York to do their shop 'nigs 33d am:ndf3"vfip.ilr‘bt£o‘d .filndfllaflm'
Is an ar— . ‘ ' 0- ,
matinces on Saturday.’
gument or does “Visitor" conclude it is
WANTED.
‘\TaXTED at No. 24 West avenue. a cook
and lanndrcs-r. Apnlyatouce. halt
GIRL to do general housework. A to
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some concern of his what tertclrersi$73hlll enfflgjtgibhngohmcaM‘
do With their Saturdays? Or flilh‘J—SM Main St..llichmond.\’a Mini
does he conclude they con-z" " “" ’ J“ " - ”~—
tmct for 20!) actual school davs and fifty-3 2 FE“ “l"? ””99“" ”93M?” “ 30W“
two Saturdays. in addition: It mm“.ghthrl_,0rrwfa-¥:0nf’afi $fi$lflm MM .
be just as nonsensical to inquire what he E 91ml! “Wri- 1'. 3- KM.
does with his Sundays. i . . .- ..
Asanacting visitor he should know;
without inquiry that many hours on; To LET‘
Saturday is spent in correcting written I , - .-—». —.
work. making out I’GPOI'lS. PIC. 01% 1:1 :iNullfilllE‘I‘LI 1W9 pleasant front room
wonder if they will come before the! gentleman“ “$332 $3211? 23% lg;
Board and get their certificates renewed limp) at No. 0 Elizabeth street. corner South,
for next ear." They probably will. as1 31““ Mat
they did t year and are required by
law eoto do. They reported last year
at 9 a. m.. according to notice received. ~ ~ . ~
At 10.00 o‘clock one Visitor appeared, ’ l VINTAGE. South Main street; house and
saying me other: had negrecml to run in ' ”it; it! mantras: 1...... “q"‘f—‘f'
an appearance. one at that time enjoying,’ -. .. _ . _ a-.- ' _--__j_‘.:
a carriage drive. viewing the labor par- ' I (“17115 rooms and garden. near Five Mile
ade mm 0' doing olIic'nI duty for! River station. at 97a month. Addre.
which be was paid. A fact. ”0‘ 1 “my“ Cm- “
“It was found that only about 190 DWELLIN 1 MMMMMM
days," etc. "Only about." is very good 1\ hllmltdlvflggllg'mggldfiy
legal kmuvledge. Onl about 190 may
mean W? or 200. \ e challenge the
gentleman toname the year when 190
days only were taught. He has access
to the records. This statement isae nus-x
leadingas the others are "mean" and
'myfi
"wr:ésr.1..~.i’.;.;..“; ”HZTMM
1’ street. second than It". 2 “MM" Mag?!
Bio. ll South Main street. Apply to John
lit-ms. In t
YEW house Taylor avenue. lr SAW—M
1. ’Water street. 59. 5 rooms. 8!, firearm. 8;
form home. barn. garden and past
9hr. six rooms. Kowaylon. all}. Raymond‘s
Bros. m3
below a man in official Intuition.
”As the largest city to the state requir-
ed 200days‘ actual work in thcir ' ' ."
etc. Another ltr‘umry false statement.
I shall be glad to prove that. "the largest
city” lllltl year has 193? days‘ actual work
and pay for 200 days as taught. Will
the gentleman [nest-rut the school he in-
9 do with an International Dictionary
i facts show him mistaken on condition
we do the saute if mistaken? We an?
agreeable.
Now if the community carc for an
opinion of our schorils they ought to got
it from some one lmirlr‘s a man who is
pn‘jurliculmnd will "bran his head" to
make so uutny unreliable stubrrncuts,
own if he be u Visitor.
lnru nota nwmlmr of the Board of
School Visitors. but I am
A St'llrmt. \‘Ismrlt.
"uter- lor Chit-n30.
Exccutiw Commissioner “'oods has
been notified by the shell fish commis-
sion. lltrnllult chairman William M.
Hudson. M. 1).. that the board will send
an exhibit totfhicago. Thu plan mute":-
plutes ilacing on exhibition models of
oyster rats. unnlohr of dredging. show-
ing how oysters grow. etc. The oyster
men of the state will myoporntc and the
important industry will be well reprw
muted.
“That's an Al dog of yours." said a
bystander. “I tbought he was a K9."
midtheowner. .
Her ('Iioiw-—Won't vou come for n
row. auntie? "No. thank you. dear;
awkward porn is very card for young
pwplm but I prefer to remain on term
cmta."
If a New York millionaire gives a «fin—
ner asobth charm and 9330th stream costing
“00. . w ic given l people la.
and tlresopm spend '1. can? ador-
tora’ bills am tlnall have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Ilka): (turn to cure them.
what would be the saving per cayfitn if
the dinner should It. ,
ad's drug store where
1' v Oltltllt of the it»... of rm... for or;
ll “1’“!ch olmNimnlk heM subsprtber ‘3‘"
er a , on on'
"It :1.th 1‘: . I”. filfgcwmnersl lb:
reel ml vent
estate 11: "(roman said timwalk.
mull: f a teas-tot land all: adwelll
house a gen therein. sltual the tram
evil-tile or tit. John avenue la. math.
. wagon and also the
urwalk. June I“.
it . it. annular. Trustee.
FOR SALE}.
’ Shoot: :4 foot he‘ll“: fool beam: in and
t order. :\p;>l ' to 1 red Andermnfl . cw
street. East Xnnv . Ma
‘ it’ll Tit-nuts good timothy ha . (fan b.
i haul on “litres if rleumlnrr {or sale In
pints. Apply in E. A. \t’midvrard.
LOST.
‘ )3 Saturday. June II 152. a ld locket
crutmclml on one side with b k and il‘
Tide gilt-tress gone. Supt used tube In Gran»
rte-ville. A wry liberal reward is Ibe given if
the limb-r will kindly n-turn the sums-to the
unalo-rsigrwl. it being the gift of a deceased
friend and highly )rrizr-l. I). (l. "voucher.
No. :3 Wall street. Norwalk. t‘t. It’ll it
I lsl'ftlt'Tnl' NrtltWALK. “unions“
l‘nurr. June lx'ith. A. ll. me.
Flatt-wot Klrhanl “arming Decker. late of
Norwalk. In mill District. «let-canal.
lel 'mtrt of Probate for [he Didn't!!!“ Nob
unlkJmm limited and allowed six months from
the date hen-of for the flea-Ilium ul bald We
lirexftlblf their claims for settlement. Those
Mm ru-glrrt luprmnt their accounts proper-
ly arrested. wit llll mid time. will be debated
a recovery. an venom indebted toaald estate
are mimic d to make irninnlinte meat to
saw-K.
salll’fllmttl
jetttZlm Executor.
Entertainments.
ll'l’ ll EQUL‘l’I‘ THY.
Mother Goose carnival
will be repeated at the Opera llonaa
A'I’ ll INDIANS“.
for the benefit of tho lullu and Iwofll
league»! the Nam-lit M. E. chart-n.
There will be emu: let be In the Int
part. and In addition 3n Mathis!
u‘l'lllf Illl'lllll."
ADMIHNION. - « 3'! CW
llmrt'v‘vl wat- may hr! M‘t'terl of? II "lith-
. flhm' Wfléfifil‘d“ '
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””3 "i it“ mm.
The wet known and war
House are ltvsltttlrant. mm. at t! Iain
treat. Smelt. (Milt. It «minimal-my
banners-Mia thir-
sunhiml "nuns and ban”J bust
awn ears. nus.
Thdnmtlnm‘xlth of the or In
'“m'r'. W‘lll'nfi'l'fir “in: "‘
rm .
m: y "' rolls contact
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lathe-cm TIIII. i ‘
”Strait roar IEETIIG
'l'ewa at wllllohaldauh
out: I sell it on Tea—lentils lltb
m. tall. Mn: o’elntkwtn up
53-foot this." you};
Hebert-ub- I
remnant-mar; .4... ..
Hut-ell
grab. IJ‘trl
at who
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1‘llll‘ ,.. ofthe rationalism
hereb untl t!“
fltfiiinmnlmm“; mxmzhm
darn! New
tuna.
B. "F; Steirens,
it Will llll sum.
flush: Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS Iron
Minimum;
Friday Evening. June 24. -
Norwalk Chronicler