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New York Ila-Id Weather Forecast.
Today fair weather will probably prevail.
with lush mthwaotnly winds. and hlgher.
possibly followed by slightly lower tamper-
alure. On Friday, fair. warmer weather will
probably prevail. with light and fresh variable
windscand on Saturday still warmer. more
sultry and Mr weather.
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What the People of Our city are Doing
and laying.
The Independent Tennis club will hold
a tournament July 4 on the spacious
grountb of Charles E. Jennings, West
street.
The annual clam bake of Putnam Hose
company will he held at the hose house
on Franklin street to—morrow evening.
The bake will he opened at 9:30 o'clock.
—l‘ictnres framed to order at Dccker‘s.
79 Washington street, South Norwalk.
J. Ben Austin, of circus fame, joins
the advance force of Ilunting's circus in
Stamford, today, for ashort season on
Long Island in the capacity of advertis-
ing agent. H<~_
Patrick J. Martin has accepted a posi»
tion with the Lew Dockstader Minstrel
compauyandexpects to join the cons
party in Albany July 1‘2, when the regu-
lar season open.
Interest at therate of four per cent.
per annum for the six months ending
July I. will be paid depositors on and
after July ll, by the South Norwalk
Saving‘s Bank.
—-Make sure to attend the strawberry
fmtivalof the Epworth League in the
lecture room of the First M. [2. church.
tomorrow evening. A good programme
will be tendon-d. Admission 10 cent».
Dr. I'unly. -1I Myotic. mentioned in
T117. 821171911. yesterday as having shot
at aburglar. whomhc saw in his room.
is a nephew of Mrs. J. W. Studwell,
Mrs. Emma Stevens and Mrs.W. II. Wil-
kins, of South Norwalk.
The eastern also Ignite of the coal
companim yesterday advanced broken
coal 15 cents, egg :10, store 3'5 and chat-
nut 35 cents per ton, and fixed the pro—
duction for July at 3,500,000 tons. The
western agents ordered an advance of 25
cents per ton on all sizes.
John Okleuschloger, the cigar unnu—
facturer, who was severely injured re-
cently in a runaway accident, is attend-
ing to business again,and his many
friendsare pleased to see him once more
among them. Ilia faco still shows
traces of tbesevcre brulomhereccivcd.
——lton't delay a‘scuring your member-
ship tickets to the grand festival of the
Connecticut lush: Teachers' aaaochthm.
tohcheldinllridgapcrtnextwoek.
One dollar is all it cooto.
Ilr. and Na. John W. Powell. of
Washingtonatrest. entertained a num-
her it 11m at tea. 1m evening
among thou present being Mr. and Ira
Charles PC”. Ctr-ton. "1., Kr. and In.
l.00rbatt,llomand In. 1:. it. it“,
III. II. 8. Lack, Nb Ida Much, J. W.
l’egg. h Jennie Pegg nod Ir. and
Mrs. II. D. Ilnllwln.
11»th fcrthio yrarwilland
tosiorr‘tt’lvfllii lawbrccmiu opamtlva
“a i.
’“ Notfnrfionimfln fryhnve been hit-1
nialtedbyEPJVcllsthof Windham. for
the brooks in theoretical. They were
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and WWW “Windham for distri-
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Mothers Hatters and lurmshers
‘86 Washington St, so. Norwalk.
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llaatWasblngIoustrestisbelng given
a much needed cleaning.
The north and“ of the depot platform is
being impaired by new planking.
R. Norwsll. of South Norwalk, has
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grocery, 5 Wall strive};
The Bridgeport Veteran Firemen' s amo-
ciation will picnic at Roton Point next
Saturday. June 9.’
Benjamin Reed cut his left hand with
a meat clearer in I". Baycs' market, your
torday, making a severe wound.
Mr. and 11:71. P. Sheeban, of (I
Day street,“ the proud parents of a
ten-pound son, born yesterday afternoon.
All interested are doing well.
The News says that many Dunburians
take advantage of the stealner city of
Albany, from South Norwalk to New
York, for a sail down the Sound.
Station Agent Charles Raymond, of
the Consolidated railroad. is all smiles
today,thecame being the arrivslot‘ a
pretty little daughter at his home in
Darlen.
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Are you weak and run down? Dr.
Richardson's Chinchona, Chamomile and
(ientian Tonic Powders cure Weeklies
and General Debility. Ask for 50. or
tile. sample. ..__.
Ahonecarranintooueofthoarma of
the gate at the Washington street crem-
ing ymterday afternoon and broke it
oil. Anewnrmhastaken the place of
the damaged one.
A large number of people enjoyed the
rehearsal of Heine‘s hand at (icrmania
Ball last evening, the bridge being lined
with people. The excellent music could
be distinctly heard in the borough.
—Strawbcrry shat cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant. Open all night.
Waiter Keith. a moulder employed in
the Richardson 111 Morgan Company's
foundry,iosuflsring from a severe ab
scess. curated by getting a a small
piece of iron into the forefinmr of his
righthand. It willbo two months be-
fore he can return to his work.
The South Norwalk water works were
never in a better condition than at pres-
enl,and the wateris notso offensive to the
1111111- no it was at this time last year.
There have been a few small leaks re-
cently on the main lite of pipe. but they
have been sharply looked after by Super
intends-at Norton.
Petermu & Yanzilli have been award-
ed the contract to lay the foundation for
Dr. lloyt’s new opera house on Washing-
ton street. Engineer C. N. Wood aur-
veyod the lot this morning Ind Contrac-
tor Daniel Connolly, of the borough, will
commence tomorrow removing the earth
for the Richardson & Iforgnn company.
——Tl1e Epworth League, of tho l-‘irst
M. E. church, will give an entertainment
and strawberry festival in the lecture
morn of the church to-uuwrow, Friday,
evening, Tickets 10 cents
The South Side (inn club will shoot
on July 16 with the Park City (Inn club.
instead of July 4, as annonnuid yootn-
doy. On July t .019 Keystone State
trophy match will he held on the Baxter
grounds. About tlfty of the best shots
in this and surrounding states will he
recent and good scores are expected.
The New llavon club holds the trophy at
present. ‘_ , ‘
Captain “’l‘cddy Ughtning," of Water
strust, furnished considerable amusement
for petunia about the steamboat dock
this morning. The tide was low and the
only way for Teddy to get into his sail-
boat “Nelly lily," from Tollu' dock, was
to climb down the mast. lle at-
tempted to do so, but not being able to
slide quick enough th bunt Warned,
thuwing the unfortunate Taidy intoths
channel. lls succeeded * to swimming
aduweandafter righting the boat pro-
cerdsd oar lib fishing excursion;
NOIWALI NEWS.
A M lulu-tat Ito-a Urn- tin
Who-frown.
Thrpnblicaehoolsolosetovmorrowfor
theiongaumtnrrvacation.
“ammoniumwith the lion-
walk party aboard. arrived at Batter»
charm
The hcuoam'y drumof I. A. was
yutsrdayconfwred upon ILJ. Bill, of
Norwalk.”?rddut 9'58“.de
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The National banks are sending out
dividend cheeks to-day.
local bicyclists are agitating the sub-
ject of a campaign club.
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mthorwvicl- asst. Paul‘s enrich}
Sunday morning, there will be a special
baptismal service.
The Alpha Wheel club have a run this
evening. starting from the club head-
quarters at 7:00 sharp.
The Daughters of the King of tit.
Paul's church contemplate havimz III
outing at Baton within I track or two.
South Norwalk Electric Light Company
meet th'u afternoon to declare their reg-
ular quarterly dividuid of 2 per cent.
The Inasmuch Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters of the 'Norwalk Methodist churdi
will meet with Mrs. John H. Wade,“
Maple street. Saturday afternoon at :l
o'.clock
Marshall Andrews, formerly of Pitts-
ficld, but who has taken up his residence
in Norwalk again, has accepted a posi-
tion with the Excelsior Laundry com-
F“!» W
Bernard Tully and William II. Mc-
Mahon, of Norwalk. are in New Haven
to-day, representing Catholic Union
Council at the «invention of the Knights
of Columbus. _y__- flfi
'l’resident O. R. Smith. of the A. M. E.
church Lyceum, is negotiating with W.
Owen» King, a celebrated minted elocué
tionist. to give a monologue eutertaiu~
merit for the benefit of the moiety.
1'. r. Ives, of New York city. now re:
presenting the Ormonde cycle, reached
Norwalk yesterday and was royally en-
tertained by the Alpha Wheel club. Ile
left on his wheel this noon for Bridge
port.
-Nice rich lemonade at theDepot Res
taunnt. do. a glam.
1
Mrs. William R. Nash has some phe-
nomenal (owls in her bennery. The
other day, while collecting the eggs. she
found a three-yolked hen's egg of room-
moth sire. The shell measured eight
inches in circumference and nine and
one half inches Iengtbwhte.
Pensions for Connecticut: Original,
Henry H. Cbillson, William I’.Jeasup.
Dexter Lewis. Adelbert D. Webster.
Rufus Wake-man. Additional. Homer
Lord. William P. butcher. Ira Taylor.
George llnnhato. Unginal widows, etc,
“Smith. _____
Saturday night a bruise belonging to
George Webb, of Georgetown, was
stolen and on the same night a new
buggy owned by Frederick lent. of the
some place,myateriouoly disappear-«l. No
clue to the thieves was found. but after
a search the turnout was found in lied-
ding. tied to a telegraph pole.
Ilcnry Finch, of Weston, and Mrs.
Mary Evelyn Plan, of Newtown, were
married at his home in that town yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the pres.
ence of nearly one hundred guats. The
ceremony was perfmmed by Rev. ll.
Proctor Favor. Caterer Mead furnished
the wedding feast.
Burgers Squires, chairman of the newer
committee. accompanied by Sewer In.
Iptctor 0.8. Curtis. went through the
large brick sewers yesterday and thor—
oughly inspected them. They were
found lobe in good condition, the only
obstruction beings drpodt of growl near
the mouth of the Wall street sewer,
which empties under the bridge.
Alonzo KnoxandWaIter Abbott, two
Wateratmhoyo who no away from
boaielondaynlghhworebrmght back
nasty, 'Ild no built out supper-
Inato bah unsweetened!
townsavly yesterday atoning. A do
nus-tic employed by, Norman Austin
suecesdsdin capturing Abbott and vs-
turned hlmto his mother. Knox want
downtoltotoul’clnt. and It wasthsro
hlsotsptathsrfoandhimlatslast aver»
lag. Kauwasrscmtlyporoledhme
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scltarpof incorriglbtllty. It Is prob
ablshswillnowgotothereformschwl,
whaehloparanhwiahtosoudhim.
Wiclfornsy. alias Angel (lab-
risi.andltrldgst.hlowifo,llvslnabaao
“mflnflhbflym to tho
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Good quality Body Brussels mums» 31.00.
Better guild”; Brussels, Valvets and 11011111111111
1.111211 Assortment ,Iitattlnxs and Oil Cloths.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
S4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ForthebalaoceoffltospaoonwegivsaCAsHDIwOUNTotmots.pnyardonBestExtra “933°”
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A full Munoz! Fancy Crooks
ger Snaps, Olives, fan
and are
Straw and
choicest 0 re Oils and”y
This store will be closed all
nesday evening 111.commsnc
hot months for the benefit of
LEADING
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Programme of heroines to ho Iandarwd
at the W Stunt Building.
The billowing programme will he ran-
detedotthocouctwd manual at 1:111
Hmtflt'l ‘1—
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(up for Uncle Sam."
Lg tom-:11
1m E.E*:"r")
“(lotion Rail”
Ernest Grouch-er.
"Ring the Joy Brill."
Song by twelve pupils.
[llamas—“Arithmetic."
Bessie Ilynno. Beale Hellman.
..lhsfl'"
1‘1, L ,1 LL1-
Ilertle Knlgbt.
(lboruw’Whai Yankee Doodle Wants."
“A Welcome.".
Susie lltxinner.
“Boys wlu ha Boys."
Anna Deyaonrot b.
Clara Dibble. sadlcllrowu.
“Owning Up."
Lottie (buoy.
“A Cblcken‘s Rights Appanl.’ ,
Horace Keyworth.
Solo and chum-“Baby's Done to Sleep.”
"A Fellow's Mother,”
Phebe when.
Sou.
Charlie Raymond.
“Our Bauhaus."
By seven boys.
"A Very Little Girl."
Annie Jondrnan.
“A June Morning Ila-on,"
By the girls.
Chom- “We‘ll Boon from School be Free."
Friends are cordially invited.
The exercises in the Franklin street
school ball will be as follows, beginning
at 1:15 p. m:
tirade 97-1
"What Is nflentlenanT'.
flrndelt —
Hamill-1h; ...... Minnie Sch-0b. Lillie l‘roeb
Grade?
"A New Time Tabla —Wnlt I" Ilattlc Comstflck
(trade V-
”Tlalnga Ilenttllfiil." ........ Annie Richardson
tirade 5
I’innoflnlo. ..
Bradst—
Jamos O‘Brien
1
..Anna Stecgmuller
"If I were a Bird".. . , ..‘.l.IIllan Watkins
Grade 3
‘ Little Deeds of love .. . ..Sadie Newman
PEOPLE I'OII KNOW.
PIC-salt Temple about Our and
other Punk's Friends.
[knjauiin Kindellen m tuwheet to
Brooklyn tomorrow, expecting to arrive
T, If. Hart, of New Bedford, Mass, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Par-om. of
Brookside Farm.
Mr. and Ills. W. K. Lathrop, who
have been visiting Mrs. Fred T. Belts
have retumed to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer I". Buckman. of
Smut: Main stmt, have returned from a
four wet-ko‘ trip to tho Catskill moun-
talus.
Ina-is Duty and family will go to
Allenolalo, N. J., the Fourth to attend a
reunion of the Doty family with II. 0.
Doty. of that place.
“’allaco P. Knapp, of New York, was
in South Norwalk to-day, calling on his
father. Alfred Knapp, at the Mahackemo
llotel. and other old friends.
James II. Knapp, Jr.. II. J. Lowndco
and John Burchard, students at Andover
college, arrived at their homes in South
Norwalk yesterday. They will return
811me 12.
Mrs. James Crowther, of Winnipauk.
will sail next Saturday for Liv on
the steamship Arizona. She will be ac-
rompanied by Mrs. David Brown and
child. of Newburgh, N. Y. They will
spend the summer in Europe.
M. It. Raymond, general representa—
tive of lIunting‘o Railroad Shims. who
haobeon in town making contract for
tbeappcaranoeofthe company here. is
snoldnowopaperman. lfhewaanl
goodinthatlleldaaheis in his present
position he must have huathsl' our all.
DONATION.
Clyde Ilorton is the proud mw of
a new bicycle.
Ilsa Emma Bile has [wirchaaulahando
stuns new bicycle.
I' In. Eugene A-bbrltlnreturned from
*utpruden 111.;
"toll. Smith.“ family have returned
fictn Horthport for the summer.
Ira. B. V. Ionhoimor, oflain street.
is spending a few days In Providence.
It. I.
Frank Brillia- is in Baltimore for the
purpoaooflmylngaeedoystorafrw W. J.
m
llr.itiplryand family are mpying
their cottage adjoining Beater Cole’s
placsforthesummsr.
The members of the Baptist church
nothdttiliomtholrotrowbsnyfaatival
mummm.
Il-Llllio Wicks h ratnrned from
nonunion-111m, accompanied by
piraW,slotsroflt-v. KW.
Crowdsr. It...
atolls. . ,
Benjamin 0. Melina”. ofthisplacr,
was marrisdto a Groanwlch ladylast
1st; .1111- Roman mow.
troutwlth a Ila-home” delivery
, "decorated with flagb’, hunting and
, Mb ll!» plans-winter, which
’ There will be music, recitations
Opera House. last Ironing. ‘
The ladies of Grace church gave a very
0m Housmlaat evening. The ball
Chirp-1m. apmialahsntionbe
rented a rich parlor scene. Japanese
screeno,potted plants and fancy work,
with clamor. furniture, were arranged
aboutthe stage, formingpretty surround
lugs forthcprmentatbnof theexcellent
programme. The entertainment opened
with an overture by the Jerome May-
Banjo club. They were also heard
several times during the evening, all
their selections being well rendered. The
recitations of Charles Barnes, of South
Norwalk, received deserved applause.
The tragicgcantata, “The (inmhopperf
rendered by Mrs. G. R. Byington, Miss
Alice Selleck, Dr. C. W. Many and
George R. Nash, was exceptionally
pleasing. Miss Gertrude Campwns ac-
companist. The vocal solos by Mrs.
George II. Byington were greatly enjoy-
ed,aswas thepionosolo by Miss Sadie
Miller. Miss Alice Bullock was accompa.
nict for Mrs. Byingtou. The entertain-
ment closed with a musical sketch
entitled the “Peak Sisters." given under
the direction of Mrs. Henry S. Biasell.
The sketch was very entertaining, and
the participants took their parts welL
Thesisters were impersonaied by Mrs.
II. S. Biaell, oldest sister and leader,
Miss Gertrude Camp, Mrs. J. E. Sayre,
Miss Nellie Camp, Miss Fannie Hoyt,
Miss Annie Gregory, Mrs. G. R. Bying-
ton, Miss Maud Sherwood. Miss G. A.
(lrcgory,and Miss Bessie Sims. After
the entertainment Haresis ice cream
was served; also cake and lemonade.
OVBII TIIB RIVER.
lurwnlk.
utjoyahleentertainmcntin theNorwnlk - <
of boats from
Ra 011d street.
‘ CITY OF
s.ob,9.
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1I8.36P Pfgl.
s1.,0011.00and 11.15A.M;
d10.00P.li.
in 11-; season. Lime Jiiico,
salias that
J une 29th, aty six o’clock”v
our clerks.
CHAS. eisivmou
33 Washington Street.
GRACE CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT. ,
Gira- witl Grant luau-o at Ilia lorwalk .
01m E’n‘si LIGHTS and 13191111113 of LONG 111mm 8001111"
memfiptiohs and HANDSOME ILLUSTIiATIoné 1
$27.50 to $3, 000
sent 11 receipt of five cents. WarerooomH Wu
.IlllY 4th,1892
STEAM BOATS
Ilomestlc Pickles MM
p. Gran nmflaucs in Jars:
come this country
day on July 4th under
GROCER,
ALBANY’ ’
———AND———
“JESSIE B. ”
5C-EXBIIIISIIIN- FIBE-
LEAV'E SOL TH Ni IRVVALK:
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LEAVE ROTON POINT:
1. :111, 2 111, 3.15, 5.30, 11 00, 7.15, 9.00
laws and Gossip of the Day In Snot
Mrs. George A. Smith, of East .
walk. is visiting friends in Holy 9
Man.
Excavation has been commenced
the cellar of Frank Merriam's new h
on Prompt!" street. Swill]! place.
Ilia Edith Pegg, who has been at
ing a seminary at Port Edward, vet
ed to her home for the summfi
afternoon.
The Epworth League of the East
one )1. E. church will hold an outer
ment in the church tomorrow evcui .
tableaux.
Charles J. Donn, the shoemaker,
has conducted a shop under the St
Norwalk post ollice about ten y
moving today to his new shop on M e
avenue. ‘
IIACINO A’l' WHITE PLAIN.
1.8. Iartaun‘o Pickett Wins in the
Olm‘ la Black In- I linger?
A liveday trotting meeting open 11
the grounds of the Westehester C
Fair Annotation, at White Plains, N
yesterday. In the 2:1!)class.purse
he is not a ringer. ()lmstead has
days in which to prove that the I
all right. The best time of the rat
2:33, made by the winner. llom
driven by E. II. Iockwood. trot
lint heat In 2:: _ '
Day Jon-Inga.
A pretty homo wedding was
tiatthcreaidence oflatlrandJ1gs
l Jennings Place, lat evening. The n
will his daughter. NH Nellie A ,
and the groom was George William . ,
The csremmy was performed t1 1 L
It". A. (3. Whoaton, paouiqof the .
Nor-walk Baptist church. at 7:31) o'
in the presence of near relatives .
friends. The Midas-mold was Miss
llallock and thiamtnanwas J.
Steven. both of South Norwalk.
bride was becomineg gownod in a 1
blue hedfortl cloth traveling dm
7
repatrcdlotheirnowhomoon A ..
street, wheretbey will begin '1'
Int-
mini-fly.
The adjourned casoof Ito. W1“
Brown against Mrs. William Murphy
torn-alt, was tried before Justi
burritos-u testified - to the nature
. TUESDAY. JULY 5.
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IIIIIII Ill
SIIII IIIII
As a nperinl Intlucemt nt for [thlea‘mllfll
will for a short tlln
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or tlbs.
Illustrated raiaIlogue.
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‘1me alk. .Junelhl'
“ Norwalk. In midi
The
walk hath limited and
from the data haraoffurt allow
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WILL rsmm'r Ar
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The owner has placed in our
hands for solo a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, 1111 the building
thereon w: lgroatly Increase the
value of his remaining
Only 3100 need be pa’Id inad:
vanes, the balancecan remainat
liper cent. The party orig:
is positive .
this propert
“these lots wi I double in value In
three ears,11nd touch patch-9 .
give a wmmn Imam-1
mto tukethelot back atths
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow Inter»;
cat at 6 per cent. per mum ‘mt ,
This a a a class
to home builders or ‘ '
.‘ v.1, 4- 1.
Norwalk Chronicler