NClS & e. vs,
no IIIEIIIIIG sexton. um mum
can be found at
So. NOrwalk.
amm.uaumm W “W%% are Dela:
ORE QUART
Nit meantime norms
'YSca‘rlet lnk,
OF
a. .lilfncilage
no ONE LARGE
* IIIceInIsIanI
DOLLAR.
-——4¢w—-———
WCoIneandseeuswhenyon
walédttything in
ewStationery.
If we haven’t it in stock we will
get it for you.
‘ 3 Washington St.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Wreceivadanothorfinelineof
Igurndlngrainslestweek; also
a ninth-unseat or hglieh
flyiustthethingforkitchene
, Wmmenwhoare ac—
'Mledgodtobothem
Alwaysgladtoeeeyouatthe
“Mitnotoonvenientwill
he planedto call on you with
3L9: lmh.
(m1.
lualllase‘
sues
fursnd-lkhtlywarmaraedhlyiollowalh
rain. 'l’o—mrow it mu hepartly
elavly and cooler. with vale, followed by
clearing
worm rm coarser. ' 'I'." homiee
...._.._. ~‘l‘huaew lltepure creamahonld
ferrule-tre'alm'leheelmla “I”. ."
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ll. "I PIaISYed 7:21.11...
” 'm ' ”Mahdi-Ankh»
”thwart-Woman.
—Youeanget-tpplladwlthlceeveam
80”.; «mausoleum
" Johnlisttehasaeoeptedepositionin
thepaekiag room of the Iockwood
fi'fi 13.3mm
mama-1m.
laalate W! M ”Whammy.
sates
-Bwtquality—-— mun. Also
Intent-cranium.”
mummmwum lightlunch. WIWashiaatonatruet
J. P. Praneiswaspreeratat the insti-
tatioa d, m Tribe, Improved
Diderot lied lea. in Briigefibrt. last
CharleeD.Burnea.ot South Norwalk.
amemherof lIeYala law lilool, will
11' takethaeaaminuion for the Connem-
catheronJunel-‘iand 16.
'5; —ThebigilIe-leisstillon at (3. ll.
Harvey'edIoestore. Creathargainsin
Muir-Imam-
Theteachessandscholarsofthepuhlic
schooleareeounhngthanumherofdaye
beforevacatlon begins. They find that
‘ therewillbetwenty-eight days more of
school.
—-l'nre eotfee with pnreeream,lic. a
undercut-taunt. Openallnight.
WEMM,MfiouthNorwalk,
. recn‘ved the prise of .5 oderedhythe
;j Horningonrnalforthebeatstury. His
. subject was “Through an Erialllael-
.; g; iron.
;- —Softshellcrabe, We a dense. Peo-
'3 ple’slarket.
Bxcavationh. been «nuanced for
anewhrickhuildiugonGI-neral Nelson
Taylor’s property nor the steamboat
. dock. ltwfllbefiaisfeet, two stories
‘ inheight. ________
' Henry Seymour he the contract for
layiugthetonndation, anddoingallths
mason work on Saratov J. ll. Ferris’
newhosaeonWeetstreet. Thebuilding
willeoetahontwmo.
Wyn-“Widow
moltenallnight.
Ensues went to the Fair Grounds
hufiundayandhrokeopen atruuk be-
lonflng to has Hamilton, whose horse
hetabled there. Some liquor was taken
and It. Hamilton '- looking for the
thief.
~l’lenty of Ice cream at lane's, 51
Washingtonstreet.
lanmingllentenantColmc-Uamea
C. Crowe,inthepresenceof his family,
pramtadlraCrowewitha line pastel
portraitofheveelf. made from apbture
takeawheashewaaetateenyaarsofags.
ltwssacompleteeurprhe.
~Hewnobaredailytakiugthephce
ofthoeedamanedhyfireat C. ll. liar-
vey'sshoestore. Dropinandsee if we
ean‘tsaityou.
Yesterday aft-noon. . William F.
Cinfat'a espre- wagon was going up
Weatav-aewith a load of furniture,
the two forward wheels collapsed.
DanielIanniag and John Buyderwere
oathewagua,hetwesenot injured.
—-Yoa “pass ice cream at Delott’s.
nhfiduuiagni§lgli
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fi
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i ii i
...sr.aeesttiieistus.atsas
AIIheearautaolieitatioaofwany
mummwhomwiagto
ape-madaherdatieshaveheee
Thatwuy-tlfth mudu-bnoftho
West (head lodge. Knight of
Pythias,will eonvme on’l'huredayand
hideyJaaelfiand tars Danbury. It
”I...“ willhathahinmteventinthehhtoryof
"hm" a” m "m“ theotderia an“ Theparadeof
Mmmmfl‘ mwmmusm
brutal-earl, altar-tote". mmuflfluhwhhm.
deteofthsiruyhatioa. eralhaadredmrpodhlyathoneandmen.
~P-e la Ct... at We, 51 ~1heweflaofdyqepdaaad all
manure. eardhyDr. stewart
atfleatymm lforwaIk. Ad
rleefree. __
WdtheWovH’el’alraonve-
Ih’h‘dohearabthe-arhetahvady,
Ans-g Ia- many sure-I nae- flufiwm—bdwhdlvw.m
whtrhatse‘qhefillM-sh "lamb!“ lth mid that
milieu. lthwotta’a they-ea Isle Ight hwdght anda
heel-pie the “dbn,u shade-welshmthaa the
mah-taulynllelaa'taulh a-II-s AIM-MM “draw
a ladle wuhdslera-Ae see. and their
char-by ”mediation-alas-
sand of profit. As
as“ an it is cum.
”hm
antiltheeioeeofthecoatnt,Junefl.
Almhrgiaaingtoby,willlle
WilliamLBlasewhuhormastevat
WilannPuiat.
W
A.Dickerman
Ilene. ted. lapenese llaIIIngs
‘ ' Shades and Draperies.
so "wssI-Imcrort STREET. sou-m NORWALK. come.
Pmpect. This is what keeps
humor.
Houten' s
8' s n antallofthisweek.
Leading Grocer.
can’t ‘I‘I‘iskee licks withat
The best cool: can’t prepare a
dinner without good materials. I
we have the best materials
only for dinner but for
and supper as well. We me
nothing but first—clues and
where we supplythe table at! m
dinner' to the pleasantsst kind!!! a'
our patrons In such 00th “odd
This week we are giving a free demonstration of Van-
Superior Cocoa.“ We solicit a
town to try the merits of this article.
Telephone Call lh-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
cell from every lady in
Served by a lady attend-
38 Washington St.
‘ovrarnarvns.
‘Ieweaallsd'elt‘heltaylalaar
Wimbhavappolnud
'l'beCuaditionotWtPostmaster 'lhsEp-urthleague heldaninterest-
J. W. Doha ll maehimpravedteday. ln‘mesflaglutnlghhledhytll. Pad-
Histempstalunandpulssarehothlowodock. Atitaoloeetheodloerahelda
er,andthepruspectsufhlsrmovery an Mug-meeting...“
mmmm' Intimates-memos school
mWMr'hbhbwmmflangwW
rm-WMWWMD”, Memorandums-seed
mmfluvwfl. hum-u"; Doufl- Fowler Post in decoration
laborers w WWII aoldiers' ssintheoemete hm
betweenGainu’ahridga'ahdtlloROflY' W ---—-- 1!
TheJunloerworthLeague'ill 8"“
ton depot.
m hlle . 315:5“ amuiealandllterary entertainment in
' m" "w" ’ theiunrbyaobool mourn! the church.
damaged shoe almost ven awe at
Harvey’s, and new “dependently, ar- W night. Refreshments will he
served.
rivingtoreplanethem. ~ _...._
Atameetingot the Epworth league
atthehomeof Iran. L. Banlovdmn
lapteavenue,lim8adie Hawkins was
elected aeaetary, and lil- Sadie
Randall, treasum. Ira. Hanford
ruderedaeveral very enjoyable musical
selections.
NOBEL“ HE'S.
A Braeey We! Its-a Ira- the
mud!“
Nommtrialewill he held at police
headqurtera.
A valuable gray mare Hanging to
Theodore Olsen died l-t night. ‘
The semi-annual inspection of Hope
Bose company will be held tonight.
DONATION.
A ten poundaon was born yesterday
to Ir. and Ira. C. L Ogden.
A Memorial Day service will be held
in the lethodlat church Sunday night.
Rev. C. C. Cullen. pastor of the Bap-
tht church, has returned from Bayport,
L. I.
In. George, of Wood Haven, has
Immdoneoffoster hrothers'cottagseat
Bell Maud.
George E. Crawford. proprietor of the
steam laundry, and li- lda E. Barres.
of Bridgeport, spent Sunday at the home
of ll. ll. Boyhton.
Several Greenwich ladies came here
ynwdayand surprbsd In. John B.
Min. A va-y pleasant time was Ind
by all.
Oscar, the fonr-year—old son of Mr.
andllla. James Five, who live nearthe
depot, fell from a stone wall Saturday
atternoon andetruek hh head can
atump,cuttinga deep gaahin theflesh,
which bled profusely. A physician who
wassumlronad took several stitches in
the cut, and it is new healing nicely.
The Railroad Commimionera, George
I. Woodrulf, W. A. Hayward and
William 0. Seymour, have recommend-
ed to the Consolidated Railroadcompany
thatthehest way to abolish the grade
cloningbebwthe depot will beto cut
thehighway down and carry it under
the tracks. The adjoining property own-
era, 8. Themes. F. Boyhton, later St.
John and Raymond Brothers, have been
notified and a hearing will be held in the
Rowaytou depot Friday morning, June
2, “-10:50 o'clock.
lottieB. Olmsteadisdead atherhome
in Genrgetowh, aged twenty-two your.
—Norwalk Steam Carpet and Bug Bed-
ding Works, M Knight sheet, Norwalk.
Henry l. Hoyt has presented Hope
Hose company with aBebcockllreex-
tinguisher.
The Norwalk [ilk company la-oku
ground yesterday fora onestory brick
dye house, 84:10 feet.
A special oommuniution of St. John's
lodge. No. 3, will he held weight to
water the Fellowcraft degree.
——Japaneae piana screens at Pinneo's.
There will be a cottage prayer meeting
at Deacon Johnson's, Pine Hill, tonight.
Rev. l". E. Robbins willlead the meeting.
The Forgetmeuot Circle of King’s
[hughteeaof thoNorwalkBaptiet church
will hold a social tonight in the lecture-
room of the church.
CharluWhitlockisahout to build n
large addition to his Wilton boarding
academy. It will bunme as largeas
the present building.
—-th peanuttafly made nearly every
day at Delta“ e
The funeral of William 0' Brien was
largely attended from St. Mary a church
this morning. Members of St. Joseph's
society were the pallbearers.
. ”ARIES.
Samuel Weed is still quite ill.
[uh Crofut has purchased a new
bicycle.
John Lane, of Brooklyn, spent Sunday
with B. B. Lockwood.
A.J. Beardsleyafion'smud digger ‘n
at work in Scotch Cove.
Justice J. ll. Mather and daughter
Anna are spending the week with
friends In Buflalo.
W. H. Willlnott, Jr., is in leriden to-
day, nttending the annual lesion of the
ollleial board of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle.
The Conmlidated Railroad company
has purchased the resideooeaad property
of George Fowler and Fred-ink Water-
bury for their four-tracking improve-
meats.
Selectman Andrew F. Waterbury has
made application to the county commie.
donsretoaull intoxicating liquors in a
house owned byhirn near the Noroton
depot.
Oflicial notice has been received from
the Rev. 8. B. Pond, announcing hh ac-
ceptance of the rectorshlp of St. Paul's
church and that he will mums hb dutla
of the parish July lst.
Frederick Head sold a part of his
household eflecte lastSaturday. and his
family will hoard until their new house
on Union Park is completed. The house
on Mott avenue which they vented is
undergoing repairs and improvements.
andasaoonastheyarecompleted A. J.
Hacker, the owner, will move intotho
hot-u.
‘ -—Vienna piazza screens at l’iunoo's
book store. __
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, met last night and installed
their newly elected olllcera Assistant
District Deputy James Toner was masts
of ceremonies. A special meeting of the
council will be held next week Thursday
night to adopt uniforms andmekear—
rangsments to attend the annual held
dayoftheorderin Bridgeport. June 15.
The King's Daughters of the M
ussnaymaonapormh which
theelnploym of the Consolidated rail
WM chm are roadarepttlngoutfor contracting
foranentertainmentinthellorwalkiwnm isdone
OperallomoJuneoJor no benefit of W”'“”“”""“ W-
thehospltal fund. The entertainment “mmbm
mmasmwmn III-Hllhwlwdbr Inn-burr. o!
whiehlooaltalentwillpavtieipatr. rs. Duh-.MWM the mish-
Stonel’lnnaosnd mmamuw-MWMWrdt-pw
alvenundsrthempsrvlslonotllrall‘. J- methowthehlahwayeandm
Curth paupleee-domwltullvestoek, wassat
—’l‘he Inasmuch Circle of XI."-
Dllnhtwlotthe new
eharuhwluasrvsahotlsaeheoam
Wdewlayaoonhomlitoao'dook,h MW. lbw-ominous
“more.“ harm”
thevaemtatureaadsrtheltorwalketab.
owl-I sunr- I... MIDWWJWJ.
‘ ' fl“. Yunnan u- alaofonad II of
dtowdu. Therewillhe-Iflebyy... . was II g,
”Iii-Banjo“). “MWNMW. llawas
wmnpwmmmm Mundane-connect“...
n. m II-Id- Bani-tend?“ (:1
however, an
And-Imamnmm Winona
“it;
Mtg?!
Anuunsnallylarge blast was set oil '
he...
tarcelsnnderthedlreotlouoflhllotha wdmvb-WWW m
(OYSTER nuns RUM”.
lad-per laafnrd wrll assert that en.-
000300 Will Barely (lever thalass.
D. C. Sanford, of New Havon,whown
appointed by the government tomaka
an investigation into theeatentofthe
damage to the Connecticut oyster in-
dustry by the storm of Aprll20 and 21st.
has just completed his investigation.
The following is in substance his report:
“After my visit to each oystennen and a
careful interview with each, I made a
tlmough personal investigation of the
oyster grounds in each town except New
Haven. i find in the towns of Green
wich and Strutford a small damage; the
stock was sanded comb. but is coming
out very well indeed. Oll' Norwalk,
Westport, Fairlield and Bridge-
port was the most domed por-
tion of the sound. Norwalk and West-
port were badly washed and a small per
courage of the sanded ground was left
in very bad condition. In order to plant
someplaca it would cost thousands of
dollars to clear it oil’. The oyster
grounds oil Fairbld were washed and
sanded, but the sanded oysters are com-
ing out quite well. At Bridgeport the
stock was left in ridges of sand and a
large portion shows no eigru of coming
out. Averaging the damage. about
three quarters was done by sanding and
therestdne to washing. The greatest
damage was on grounds covered by wat-
erthirtytoforty feet deep. Two mil-
lions of dollars would do no more than
make the lam good. lt will require
thousands of dollars to get the grounds
into condition for cultivation again, and
many of the oysturmen will not run
their steam dredges at all this
summer."
Fresh Fish 1
PEDPLE'B MARKET.
13 North llain st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52 3.
While Ilr. T. J. Richey, of Aliens,
Io. was travulingm he was
taken violently ill with cholera morhua.
He calledata drug store to get some
medicineand the druggist recommend—
ed Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy so highly he conclud-
ed to try it. The result was immediate
relief, and a few doses cured him com-
pletely. ltismade for howl complaint
and oath? else. It never fails For
sale by. G Stillson. Drug'gist.
Chi' 10'0“ Cry for
ROTON POINT
SEASON OF I893.
Commences Saturday, May 27.
GRANII 0PENINO
MEMflfllAl MY,
TUESDAY, MAY 30.
um "10 BANDS OF MUSIC. DAY MID EVENING.
Fresh Fish l
EVERY DAY.
Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc. ., is, as usual, com-
plete and first quality throughout. Come and see us.
E. J. WADHAIVIS, Proprietor,
FIEE DELIVERY,
I Satisfaction guaranteed,
PEflPlE' 8 IAIKET,
21 Wall st, Norwalk'
Telephone call, 5-?- 3.
STEAMER will make hourly trips from South Norwalk.
Helen Point Improvement company.
Pitcher’s Castoria.
WhaIBahymchwegavehI-rustork
Whrnahe waaaCb'IhL shut-rial for (MIMI.
Mabebtcamelligshe clungtoCamia.
mandamus-momma.
Ladies
. are hartlcularly
invited to calland
examine the new
LlDlES' - CULUMBII.
especially designed to give its rider
that CHAlllllSG GRACE and EASE which
charm‘tcrizen the riders of the
r‘OR. Sonthport (‘onnu II first the» farmer
ganloner and a groom. also house work.
hlan and his wife prefrrrul. Ample accom-
translations. lmmedint» employmt- III. Aal-
Iln~25s thln week to (i. B. llunncll, New Hau- n.
In I lw
“'A:TBD.’ A man or boy to make himself
useful. at moderate“ I
inquire at Moss lllll Vlll lla. fill
‘y'AN I ID A furnished house in a plea-ant
and health) locality for about three
months from June lot or IMlI. try a small forn-
lly. Addreae lligh “round. fienllml ulllce.
myth Iw
"SBEIES Flllll EVERY llllll."
0m 51." magnificent hntngra hie vi Ir
stunning.“ ptlat entrust. .t
I book “.089”..-ll kl liahell. ln-
act n. how
minnow:
esaurayonmlflpt’a steady Income. If
mama I. .I y Itinhntaxmoh use... rumors)?
glare reference. AddrIIIaefl immfllhrg I) “‘Y- Mm Induced? Soulhhlalnst.
00.. Ill Loin St. New York .. __ ‘ weir!
T0 I‘li'l‘.
LIT. from Jnlne let, a store and dwelling.
No. andt lBont Main street. very
“spleaaantl faltnated consult- the (' lly llotet.
Address ohn l‘srrla nwuthNorwalk run If
Tar Gellerter‘s Sale.
Imus havwhv van hat nda
rd. "'3?“ of :3... “minderzghy vi
N
and. land hyproper thnrlty “w
an ya'riddlrestsd
tolls: undnaigaedm rommaudlnuh m to levy i CUBE No. 0 Ann street first floor; fmIr
rwma aml a basement hut-hen: water in.
all-cola” Apply on the premlaeaer 35 Orchard street
the “IE-m loaatd " m. ‘m memoir?” rm t “In” I ' m. "I...
sent t as therein-saga! keepi o ' 0' w
tamarind-lug. Inquire at Serums!
—.“1 large rooms. artimd floor. modern lm
movements. at I: 1 Heath Main sin-er. in
naive on premises. mm in
NW" of ll?! For“? Kinder“ shawl-into
on v no are now mm
letad torent :91an l. The hon
moa blah around and perfectly “mm Con~
room, laundry In cellar. no. hot endoo
water heater stationar l i
at 74 W est avenue. y Ml! stair"
DC!!! No. J [Inn attest. «retaining nine
rrwana Eu bio for one or two families.
Rent ll. ovwfllrentapartmem lass separate. ”A
plyto lock-nod Iaaafsctnrlng
commoner ‘l‘ay auoum. mu
Film
HOW! AnlthA
retells“ street. indoor
ofIhesaIntotalladdllst. harthhIha
eharaeeof
Whit-2'1; a. or roux.
Dated at
manbE‘il-n. .u
IDIIIISTMWI'S Sill.
VARIABLE W AT ROWAN.
nmrll n‘ghmum
roumana Pine street.
“C CROWI. mutt
Twat“, Applym tulle. Brash. mlmrmrr'rs
NfiTnfl'Enflm'l‘fim an} all“... “"1
banal-led
gall!"
7 "F
.5
Children Cry for COLU MBl A
's. I ~ ' .-
PILChe? s caStor‘a‘ Noexcrvise is so invigorating or beneficial as
chndmn cf! for Bicycling. but a gran-rm poalllon and an easy
’ rnnmng wheel are necessary accompaniments.
Pitcher s Castorla.
meleUllfmienp lies both of these wants and is today so knowledged lathe LADIIA'
Tarrlor at Golden “" ““ '°°
flealE l8 an ll ll'lSllldllllB JACKSO 5" “‘.&‘;;TT.§§§§§‘}YYI‘3};‘I‘;K ‘ T BROTH Emits
mwasnraeroa smut. W ANTED £111!th “——
Paraonalonklng for lot orhonee ndl t.
gifshzm m 0 “$15? 'flJfifiégg‘; Ir“; ssthKlgti In do silicon» strait?“ * - ““—
"L’l
mla tame." partot the city at vast-gag“ ”'Ag'ffib “ am? I“ “[6, mum; OPERA HopSE.
- - fl - . “ AK“ at the Tentayrk. linker A’ Dru] ONE XlGllT ONLY,
ley 00., III. gewrt, Ct. m3} 3:
literature Wanted for “ ‘"‘“
THURSDAY, MAY 25
Bill“ THOMPSON?
Romantic ldyl of New England Life.
THE 0l|l
HBMESTEAD !
which has aptly been styled
A Play, A Song, A tier-ea
and a BraeIIcllal.
Plll0i8. ‘35s, 50c and SI .00
Halo of III-ate at ltlltt hell a JuIlIl' a. null
MY DAMAGES
Filly Varieties
mun...
Illill‘lflllllllli’ mm.
The oldest.
hhy
Wardens malty. 2;
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