1.8htllce (linen
0M Evenings.
m»
slscaasosusorisrnrns’im
_ la-Pcstmastar Glades E. M.'_llo
hmmnmmmnm
muonthaarrivcdinSonth Norwalk
hstnlghhand to-daLlllcompanywith
hi counsel, John H. light. went to
Hartfordwherehlscasccameuphetore
Judas Townsend in the United States
Dbtrlct Court. He was charged with
notpayinghhclerks as much salaryas
the
posed allnsoftlfimwhhhwsspaid,
Inbotywasnndsrttmobouds.
eph8.Dnnning. Hesmnmedchrgeof 1.3.”!1
theclhcsinApril, 189. Bismlnry was
museum bontkol’ en.- “-
“.mmmm Adams, rm
Edward Beard, Alden Salmon and A.
J. Ornfut. '
0n Juneflle), 1m, PostOflice lmpecton
Stoddardandl’endletonmf Baton.» ed?“
to South Norwalkftook pomesaion oi the
saleofatampe,leavingadeficitof about
$100 in those departments, which amount
tbsbonihmenpaid.
Hr. My wu meted the following
alts-icon, Inns 8!, by United States
Ear-ha! Strong, and taken to New
Bavar,whershewasplaccdunderhonds
fora futurehearing. Thecase wssad-
jonrned from time to time until the
present settlement of the case was
reached.
PRESENTATION 0? BA noes.
Colonel Inst and numbers of his Stall
BouSIa-lorl.
ColonelFroatattendcdthe eighth an—
nuallwssntationofbadgestothemarksv
men of Company C, in the Stamford
srmovy,lastnight. Hewassccompanwd
hythcfollowingrnemhcrsofthsstalfoi
the Fourth regiment: Gunman-star,
first lieutenant Everett Noyes; Psymae-
h,FiratLientermntE.E.Crowe;Amist—
sat Surgeon. First lieutenant W. S.
Wabon; Sergeant-Isiah John H. Wade:
Gommhary, William E. Burton, and
WWLWG. llit-
chell. The prusntatiou of the badges
wumahsbyOolonell'rcdina few apt
lam-rhinwhichhecomplimented the
mmhkhlronitw word-
Aa ununally largenurnbarof man quali-
Isdat thalayshootlngJourassbarp
Mia-melanmarksmenaod
Was mark-nan. Company C is
andonhtsdlyonsofthebsstdrllledcom
pant. h thallhdomswssevldeuced
hthsbayonetdmnndsrthecommand
of Captain Kendrie it was ex-
my well csscutsd. A reception
whthnheldmnddanoiugwasenjond
snlfllc’dock this morning. heir-h-
mahwasmedduringthsevenlng.
“consumir'fsfif
Ours- last, a W Int-er. lying
sash-Natasha“.
“alumnus-1..)
m.layI&—-Gour|sllldsr.a
farmwofthlsplacrfis lying
atthspdatofdmth from when is.
liehd ysstn'day by a mad bull. llr.
Itdsrwutryisgto drive the hull into
tbscsttlsyrnl on his farm when the
salmaltltnd and attacked him. The
hall’shmnspsastlatsdhlsbody,tssriug
asd‘lacwathg the dash in a frightful
”It. m knocking the farm
‘ mushroom-alumnus-
dflnmahghlnahontthshsadand
boa Animist- was ssmmontd and
cutting. it thls juncture the local
tallows. Thejudgeim‘ 3.0
Goods Delivered.
an. Immersion-rs.
Bantam-I'M.
The Norwalk-Yale consolidated base
mdmrumuwm
work,wu:ttopiscmand played aloose
gameuntilthcdnflr. Thescors atthe
endofthegamewasten totwoinfavor
ofthevhitora.‘ Theappendsdscovewiil
tellthestoryofeachplayers'work:
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is minutes. Umpire—Henry 0. Smith.
Many people expre- a desire toseo the
local team continue playing here, play-
ing Saturday gnma.
Herbert Jennings, of southport, has
had a new hollow mast put into hi well-
known yacht Ramona; has changed her
rig from a sloop toncatboet,sudher
soil is now the largest to be felted in
these waters. The mast is thirty-eight
feet high and the length of the boat is
but twenty-one feet. lir. Jennings made
a trialtrip to Bridgeport last Tuesday
and although the wind wasbiowing very
fresh the boat behaved splendidly.
Eddie McDufly, of Maiden. lowered
the American twen'ty-live-mile road hi-
bycle record yesterday, riding over the
socalled Linscott course at Boston. The
course had been chained by a surveyor,
but in order toavoid any po-ible error,
astartwumadeafewfeethack of the
scratch. The finish was made in lb.
13m. and 552-5 seconds. Four timers
held watches and lchulfy was given the
slowmt time.
Henry blocker and Wakemau Sher.
wood, Southport bicyclists, rode an or-
citing race recently from the sign post
in that village to Black Rock ore-lug in
Bridgeport, and return, a distance of ten
miles. Meeker woninthirty—live minntm.
The Crystals, of Graniteville, will play
the Cracks, of Wcatport, next Saturday
afternoon on the Stuart avenue grounds.
Game will he called at 3:30 o‘clock.
The Alpha Wheel club will have n
club run Thursday night leaving the
club rooms at 7:30 o‘clock sharp.
WITHIN roan-Hour HOURS.
the Ira-way (lo-pans la a llarry for a
layout Through Wall ltrsst.
Fromthopresent outlook Wall street
will soon he gridironsd with railroad
tracks. Lastnigbtthe Norwalk Tram-
way companyssrved legal notice upon
Wardenfiloan that unless the company
lsgiven a new layout on Wall street.
fromKnightstrcet lo Isaacs street, in-
side of forty-eighthours, they will adopt
slayoutoftheirown. The layout ask-
edforisthattbcnorthrailcf tthram-
way company's track shallbsfonrinches
southofthesouthrailoftbs horse rall-
roadcompany's present tracks: they also
desircansddttlonal track north of the
horserailroadtrack, the centers of the
spamthatif the Norwalk Horse Railv
theaorthhyoatthniths’l'ramway
posed southern track.
PLEA!!!” NU! GUILTY.
I’ll-r 01.... Don‘s.
Slim nouns.
SDCIII. llll PERSONAL
Whatlavsrsalon-nsar Manna
two trackstohenlne featandsix inches
roadehossto move their tracks on to
company will ah-don that Iayostto
them. lfthsyrdI-atotaovsthslrralls
tosnch hyout the Thruway company
will layanothsrtrack south of theirpro-
llwssa “Id It'll-OI Wood M
lot-timer Weed. the young man ar-
WhdePollcstnnnsarNsw
(Iansanast Saturday, with leeryrnan
lliehols' turnout in hisponsssloa, was
talcumllathslontheldl trsis yester-
,1-
nem “ Butlers.
Money Refundcd.
",RTEVANT'S BARGAIN HOUSES,
mm nine AND m 5mm, scorn nonwanx.
EVENTS 01’ NOT! IN NORWALK
AND 8001']! ROBIN].
newer” Ill-shell lash-
wosdtoallshlgnananlsrtol’ska
nae-saunas In tholorwalk Osa-
melanin.
The wedding of Ili- Elizaheth Lock—
wood, daughter of F. St. John lock-
wood, of Esuavcnuefiorwalk, to Frank
G. Hubbard, a banker of Port Huron,
lichigan,willtakeplaoeattheNorwslk
Congregational church at 6 o'clock on
tlieeveningof June 7. A reception will
follow at the bride's home. The out-of-
town invitations were sent out Satur-
day. The Rorwslk cards will he sent
out this weak. ”
'l'he apron and necktie sociable given
last night by the Mia of the Arion
Singing society was very hrgely attend-
ed, about seventy-live couples being
present. It was, consequently, a very
sucwasful alfslr. Profemors Smythe
and Vogler furnished music. and re-
freshments were served. If was early
this morning when the festivities ceased.
Theproceedswillheuaed bthhe ladies
in furnishing their room in the new ball
on Madison street. ‘ ‘
Miss E. Whitworth, of the Brooklyn
Eagle, and His L. A. Slants, both for-
merly of Norwalk, now of Brooklyn,
visited friends in Norwalk yesterday,
before starting on an extended tour
through the west and south. They will
remain south during next winter.
Min Jean Littlejohn, of Brush street.
Norwalk, who has been spending several
months with relatives in Scotland, is
homewsrd bound, having shortened her
proposed tripon account of the recent
death of her father, John Littlejobn.
The friends of Eddie Fable to thenum-
bar of about forty surprised him last
night at the reddence of In. John lic~
Grew, 15 Iarshall street. There was
dancing nntilan early hour this morn-
ing. An excellent supper was served.
The Hunysdi society heldadance in
the lechanic street hall last night. The
Hungarian Gypsy hand, of Bridgeport,
furnished music. and the occasion was
enjoyed by all.
The Scandinarian moiety held a socia-
ble nu night in Germania Fun. in was,
as usual, largely attended and a very
pleasant aflnir, netting the society a
good sum.
Him Hattie Scolleld. of Main street,
Norwslk, will entertain the Inasmuch
circle of King's Daughters of the Nov-
walk iloihodist church, Friday after~
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. G: orge VnnAlstyoe and
son Ward returned y'ilerday from a
short visit with Mr. Van A'styne’a parents
in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs W. Porter and
son, of Dsnbnry, have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. I. ll. Parsons, of Brook-
side Farm.
A. B. Coley andson William returned
last night from a week's trip to Wash-
ington, Baltimore and other plant: in the
south.
Dr. W. 8. Watson, of Danbury, amist»
ant surgeon of the Fourth regiment, ha
been the guest of Colonel Frost.
Miss Elsie Raymond, of West street, is
visiting frienb in Haeketstown, N. J.
cusvrauqua moon.
last Night's looting "III Ill-a Llllla
flatlsv, at West Street.
The Chautauqua Union met last night
with list Lillie (letler, West street.
Therewssavery large attendance and
the prognmmgwhicb followed the usual
huslnas was very interesting and ex-
cellently rendered. it III as follows:
(iondoltor‘s Baum”... . ..lcysr-llslmud riages area nece-ity in every welhrcgu-
makers-Item. ll _ bod 5.
Iyllsslflsa latodfarn y Every ywlso ababy
”Illa and Walnut Aristotle.”
In. H Janina
nestle-W use onus.
Iflasea holes Wood and Bottle lillsrd.
Bulwarww.“
Ber. 11.!-
Solo. Ibimh'oud.
.4
. .. V Sums. Whom;
. , p a luminosilawnllmwlnhing
,Wluthchonselnmlshinslinethatisfirttclau? ~ It soaeeour stockvsndmpm our
iiiwiththossof othehouses and judge for yourself whether our ndvertisementesresonnd
«not. "Ouresperieocsenahlssustollndmytaudourgnt compelsustoundersell.
Spring Annéuwenienh
of it
r We we opened a‘ complete
line of Clothing for
Youths’.‘ Boys' or
finest grades.
GENERAL Ll" WWO!-
IlsOplaisaafWaadnsts-
graphs".
lhavs ssveralthinptomys about
photograph. Pinttheyarsanew
ticephotcgraphy. You can see me at
workwlthmycsmeraona wall of the
tomb of Sacred Bulb in lsmphls.”
Second. ltistheworthyservastof na-
ture,inthatit tells the truth of every
snbjcctto which it is applied. If not
tampered with it does not make the ugly
beautiful, or the beautiful ugly. It does
nota-nmetojnvensieags. 0n the
other hand,it never grows spiteful or lib-
elous. Allsuhjectearaaiiketoit. hast-
ly,hutbynomeamleast, it can be the
benignaut triad of that great majority
class of intelligent readers, who, with
tastetoapprocistethe storied glories of
other landsthan their own, are denied
the privilege of visiting them. On this
latter idea I pray permisnon' to be some
Wm explicit. a -
Oneof thomost ‘ ' points in
connection with travel the narrownem
ofthe heltofcarth in which we are ac-
customcdtolookfor and to find what
wemostesrsem. The we w
visit If we could,the t gs we would
see, or, having seen, are most interested
in, may be covered with a ribbon
stretched around a school globe between
the equatorandoo degrees north. (live
ustosee the works of man, the relics
and monuments of nations dead and
living, the works which which have con-
ferred immortality upon masters. the
glories of the ‘ cities. us
intoa perception and understanding of
thebomes,customs, untumes, manners
and ideals of men and women. Bring
usevervthing, titer:I choirs: but. most
general] approv , an t e most aw
ceptibleyto photography and kindred
procusrs.
There is nothing so refreshing asto
have of favorate but
distant places and objects once visited or
inspected. Turning to the photogra hic
counterparts in the book,lscethe8 in:
once more, half buried in the sand, a
pyramid behind it, the mutilated face
none the is. the face in rocky portrai<
ture of a king sorrowf gating ata
dmertorrce crowded with iscitiesaud
and
memory, and while we live it will alwa
bede worth the while to keep the lat-
ter , especially when it can be
sosimply and easily accomplished as by
looking at a ' .
But there is the army of those who
would like to travel but never can—the
poor, thesickand the duty-hound. To
those who are miserable on this account,
labouldliketosa , “if you cannot go
mace the world, neat best thing is to
have the best things in it brought to
you." Can this be done? Without
doubt. The exact counterparts reproduc-
ed by the sun veritahly as verity itself.
are laid on your table or lap. so you have
only toopen the lid and look at them.
are at your command. thanks to dumb-
lishers of Scenes from Every Land.
rechlldroli’s
wear. from the cheapest to ”“1,
Men’s.
“w. .0... ,
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83 Washington Street
83 Washington Street.
6E0. VIII ALSTYIE. Prop.
,rgesl
' ms summon rows.
numerator.
Those who thus travel in imagination.
aided by carefull yselscted photog .
have many advantages to be taken into
account. See what you sscspe by this
method, the discomforts of a of
theocean,nottoepeakof tsperih.
searsicknemmouhnement in cabins which
are n littlemorethan wanted wfllns.
head winrb, stoma soulless stew:
ards. the inevitable overhaulingof bsgv
gage in ranking custom houses. and the
The ”W W will take fromemhracing
puma-June,» the W made,sndlfyoucannotflndonelm
church. m M. Ce lo M ll. .1] M m ”u ’MN’WW,”
coussatedtorsadspspw 00 M" hrs auction of your m of what
bloom-ml the Hos-B. 0- “Wm wouldhshestadsptsdtoyosrhshymi"
widelyhnownu thew 0' m Influyflolthlidsaaldhswlllhvolt
improvement autistic," will deliver an mmvyou. (IailathbMtoryflVMI-‘i
adore-enthualaeuf public tum lsvsryelosstothsststlosaadlsokm
Insets. ’l'hwewlllalsohsutuicdarlas Msstceh. lr-Boylston inset-ssh
as ova-Ins Dr- W'- "nthsbdasalaadwillhsplrsssdtosss
everlasting importunltles and tipping of
waiters. the hisoIeoce of and the
many ammo! gu' and couriers.
smoke, ' and gabble- is of
fellow v supremely nah, su-
premely emulating, an , y doth
not of your rights and ind erect toyour
wants. in view of all which I say unto
you, along with a kind farewell, verily,
”"in there is no labor like the labor of
us
This '- frotn the brilliant introduction
to Scenes from Every land, by General
Law Wallace, which is the best selling
home hook ever published. For infor—
lor & mwmmny, EMT”-
6.71:5.1' liliTch-s” -_ " t}.
This is the seam for baby carmxel‘ .
and this the town for babies. Baby car-
bon-tom“ WWW
deservesaprrttybahycarrlsp. There
lsnotrouhlasboutgettingaprsttyhaby
carriage,ifyon onlygstitfro-the
rightplaoo,andtlntplaoo isot Boyle-
tou's babycarriags factory,ltowsytou,
where there are fifty varied-routed
every stylssadgrsdr
Great
Clearing Sale
# 4er-
llllli m WES
” .- —A'l'~~
H. Krieger’s.
“w..-
Wc’ are now ready to closeout our entire
stock of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
Roofers at less than manulacturcrs’ cost.
Ladies who have waited for such an op-
portunity will now have a chance to buy a
Spring Coat or Cape for hall their original
hownallovwfllsoosntryss alsctnrw
caednestionalsubjseta.andhsshssn a W
Itomb-refththatslluxudof nation Twoto-ofdylsults ls IV!!! later-
“homthmlmtlllsllll millllllnll bn' satin part of the bill of ladhg ofs
price.
a year.
Come early and don’t miss this
Great Chance, as it comes only only once in
Ladies who are short of money may come
in and select any garment, and on leaving a
small dopont we will hold seine over until
balance is paid.
Respectfully yours,
Hr ”0315“!
n
It teeth Itls that.
airmail
‘7 8980' iii I893.
The muslin essen. W to
success ng 1:.
pure seed. If you are forming
orfun or money it will do no
winder harm. ' to tryafew of
newvarietresthatare sprung
on alon snflering pubhc. The
best comes from Aroostook
Conn Maine. This seed is
caret y selected in the fall,
and stored where the tern ra~
tureis so rcgulatedas to cop
thetnhcrs in adamant condi-
tion ’until wanwd for spring
planting.
Pint lot all sold; new lot now oliered.
lyllose. These are not to becau-
founded with the old, run_ out Rose
grown in other sections. Beauty of Heb-
ron. Our secdis pureand canbe de-
pended on. Handsome potato; sure crop—
per.goodcookiogquslities. \VhiteStar.
A lintrclsss lots to. We m
attentiontotbe ohn's potato;
early white Mate, originated in Ver-
mont. where it isvery popular. Early,
srnploth. yiefls well, cooks well, keep
'8 ,
lihhltmlt Bumstock's.
it is, and mi. it is the man popular bicycle
with the ladies.
ladies are cordially invited to call and in.-
.pert whuls before purchasing elsewhere,
The; will find i! a beauty. the finish. durabil-
ity and myaialina qualities are to porter-tho:
also soduignad to given graceful weition to
its riders.
Instructions Free.
GREGORY 3308.. Agents.
3! Wall St, Ismail. 635%
A 06612“ Town l
to buyers of
for one week, commencing 8e
urday, 20th.
Another case of those low priced '
finished complete, for
Scotch-Holland cornice a.
constantly on hand.
the lowest cash basis.
. 5 ... . ‘ 4-”: or, W; stock of ‘2
. . .v" >. it,
VIC I ORlA ! . .
33 lbs. Willie Granlle
The Victims. though not known neweli in
Somali: as more mher wheel-e are, but where ———A.\'D——
that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before ofierod
in this city.
will alter special inducements?
-—~—v—4w --—-—
FRINGEI) suns, 1 . ‘
29 cents. ‘
Arrived to-day
A large stock of
and Painlers' 8min: 7'
A" New Goods. 'f
We buy for cash and sell at
china Ware
———-vov———-
r.u.nsu_&nu.
won... ‘ one.
“on manly some in"
2. acres! Monthly ever is-
laausrtea. ('oatatsslcoat inn-(all
myrtglttn t last and vocal. with
Iwith Mun-s m m "19;: l”
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abr- sad :- th realm: "hem-or
suns marital celebrity to visa-rte, lactose I5
rents for a swim
us. at m n “733 Address
harry“, imam“. melon".
nyl’h ”ninth Arm. New York.
‘b‘Evoybody's Law Book”
lathe Iltlewf them in" work now
prepared J. Alexander K nos. Ll. .
trawl-hero! the 4!. var Ear. "0
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to Ilium “m
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liarrnony.
(brill-lily.
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“mums:-
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m wot.- a“. The finest hardy flowering Vine
1’ um ' ' '
mm'm H. mm“ In cultivation.
Elect good men to its 0
[fire all loafers. sit down on «1-.
Int your oh he the welfare. with and ,._,.._____.
Promotion your town and l )ple, en-
courage public spirited citizens by no spore.
ctalhm and heemneone yourself brlnsnring ' .
ycnvrrli tn thel'bnaortir-nt General Life ln- '
snrana c4... of Hartford. Venn. issue
Men on all of It»: best plane. both in and
. for rate-and plans loner
address ti. ll. L'llommsdlrmsgeul. in Wash. If,
”communism . —-AT»~- ‘i
HillFiiilD’SFLlllllLIllLl. V.
50c, 15c and smug“
i225 on!“
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Newliprighl Piano '
Guarantee-l for are rears.
" ortarsdlslrl unison full
"2:: keya. lwllfimpil in mffifl‘h‘: -‘1
one year. Address '
JOHN H. DAKIN, ‘
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