lnthe
pen Evenings.
NORTH, IAIN
,TIlEBITl WILLPBOTEST.
a antiserum tamer cox-
’ = "mums is uncommon.
‘im1mmmtthat
. ““330-th
WWI-WI, o'-
”dummpuslllnlon.
Whmthspropossdchartucousolidat-
lagthehmoughot Norwelthecityol
Infill llcrwalk. and that part of the
vhwnctlttwwalk lyingwithin the East
.Wschooldhtriotcoma up fora
mutanthe committee on cities
andhronghsuextWednesdsy,lay 81,
atHsrtlud, a committee composed of
Mendel citisena of South Not-walk
willhscnlnnd with the following re-
JIMOIOOCI'W:
rummmofmsrmof
Connecticut:
~ Informedthatahill consdidltin the
hmolghcl Rorwalk,the city of nth
Kuwait, and a of the town of
:Ncrwslkhnown am» Norwalk into
Theremnnstrancsw-put in circula-
Ilontoday,anlthetactthatnotssingle
psrseuhuthus tar refused to sign it,
Indicatssthatitwill contain numerous
Whateveths day oi the bear
Bonfi Kuwait people unjustly
portancsshuldducthneheen published
thatthq might hove some knowledge
ndottnwn,snd nocnein thecity
sesmstohaveany knowledgeotthepro
vial-otthecharter. It was prepared
hyJudgoBrewstu‘mt Danhury. and is
midtehejltwsllyacopyct the charter
clthatdty,altersdand changed to tit
Hawflhoratluat brunet thewishes
at than who are at the head of the
”move-tut.
‘ I'll-M charter has never been
pnhlhhsdin Norwalh. a course which
hoththocity andhoronghwerercquired
topnrsnehctaeahesring wes given to
thsirrecsntlypreparrdchsrters.
South Nerwalkisemphsticnlly oppos-
edtoconsolldation.
VETERANS AXD WHOM“
they will Decor-ta the Gloves 0! ital.
dune-MD”.
Thenssmhstlolllonglss Fowler-Post,
G.A.B.,willlmvetheir rooms on the
WahlqtonmreethndgsaWo‘clochon
themalngollemorileay,andgoto
ill-“Norwalkcsmetcry,where they
willdsoosatelhegravescl aoldiershur-
lcdlhae. The-chohnoltheEutNor-
walhmhoolwillmsststthel’ost room
sndracmtthcvetsraub thecsmetery.
headed by the Eli llarwalk drum
corps. The memhers cl thePost will
hon-db south Norwalk, reaching
MMcsmeteryatahontllo’clock,
.dwilldecorateths gramthere. The
Amwuhthelzlltvalnintheaflar
Itonlcrllowavton to place flowers on
the graves In Union cemetery. They
wllhe‘tsd by the school children
the. Robert Brown and Frederick
,Anelllwllgotollsrienatao'clocksnd
“m the gravu in the live come
”there. Alldowersmayhcssnt to
”MmMymornlng. Those
whole-ct find it convenient to sand
It. can notify Caleb Wood and he
,wlllsesthatthsysrscslledtor.
"Ibsen-mitts. havhglnchargsthe
'Inorlsl Day sunb- np town met
“Madison“ thslrarrasp-
m “I m will Maillot
cum Mwillhelnlinsccai-
”Lilla" thOG.A.R.,aohool
mummmm
Remnbheld Wthelins
«merchwillhesrrasoulsndthesur-
fluntIeOpsvallenselatheeresing
It“ mom 1'0 rn IALI'.
.‘mmmifloum
“Muslims.
wwwmdm
Whilscsasselaflsrtlcvd
'Mm.mtonom
flu-trike. mums,
dmwhesssleevedwlththe
l
m,
Tools. lawn
_ p ’ liuethstisdrttolessl nmmdnmwmm our
withthoseototherhousesand judgetor yoprselt
all“. Onrupcrienceenshlsenstonnderbny,andonrgntcornpelsmtonudesasll
URTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
, schoob. It shows what thepupilscan
under whichwsssung by Incnsrd Whitney.
MMmMM-a- owing
7’ ‘ _ 3.,
' You ANT
NWMWU coolers.
Straw , -
.‘Tnillls. “W. m
spring Announcement.
rum:~ snows Is worm.
gtockthieLorgefl'
‘ i lithium
whetltercursdvertismentsaresound
Goods Dellvered. Money Reloaded; line of Clothlnl
Youths’.
AND N STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
mow-"mm ll muncnon semen
finch-“Ilsa!“
krona-ense-
lzpwhllcsvwlttnNZwalh flaked "ll “All.“ PM?“ 370'
Maw.” Wm“ won on nu. nun.
pleasurathan the fluctuating exercises
clthescnthllcrwalknlghfichool. The """"""'""""""""""""
finest grades.
PM!“ All! MIA].
Ahowt OI! .I
nth-Imam
M
ally large numbn- ct people at llusic
Hall,lsstnight. Bvaysestwastahen, 'M W 30'“ Maid-t
andall theavailshlsstandlngroomwas mumolw-n- in the curb!
occulisd. 'l‘helloral arrangementwss “MHYWIM
particularly pleaing. the chic! my Mow-11mm the
being in the cantons. Mam WWW-Milan»
wes completely hidden behind vat-ion whim-d! commenced at
varletiesolwhiteandpurpleflowmthe wildfire-main" the Y- 0- oodward, white ink and lane; in.
mammmoammw,hlflineTMIt-fimvmdu laryfituart.pslegrayallkandsteel
"Perssversndo.” suspended shove, was W: W Mom M the cobble- emhroidery;llies'AnnaWoodward. hlns
also wrought in purple letters. The hirlyllewoutottheditch. andwhitssilh;Il-Ilary K. Jennings,
palmsmsdinthsdeccratiousweretrom Thou-onion“ h-w "- th» It pinkorgandie;li-Alice(}.layton,lav-
the Wolmist Smith, and Oo’clook AttorneyeWamerandflnrlhntt, enderand white m; “a” m,
were tastefully arranged. The singing Marine that ops-tia- m shout to Newflavsn,yellowhmgaline and non.
was by a large chorusofschoolpnpils mmum strain '0‘ W gusto! carnations; Him Lou flammh,
under the directionoflr.8ehastian,ol MyvifiwdthewmofJndtoF-E mm, hlne embroidered I‘llh:
Stamlovd,and the six selectionsonthe eroltMSuwiorCom-nd Inca-ed llrs. J.s. Bailey, white on and point
programme were very creditahly ren» minimum”!!! 0‘ “NONI“ lace, dhmcnd ornaments. The gentle-
dered,considstingthelactthattherehm HorseRailroadmmpany,reatralningthe men were hie-ta Belden, Elbworth,
heennospscialmusicalinstructinuinthe hm"! comp-u! 1mm wntinuinx Wiggins, DeVoa, Pratt, Doriand and
operations under a penalty of 05.000. cm,
Themyuncticntsremrusflehetore the AWN! wasgiven tolli-
fiupenorConrttheflrstTucsdayianne. "I’m at her home on lmnsrd
Theattorneylcsmehack cn tho_10:‘lli M u “‘8'“- The timcwasmost
mmmk the last horse car {rpm color-bl: m, pom W, m"
South NONI“ “WWII. Um!) getting which . m mm WI! served.
at thehoras car a“! (ma thst the Amongthoespresentwere limes Lillie
'h-smway psoplehsdmsde Mdnblfl BIRD, Llllll m m Em,
mfln'inflh'dm ““8“” 0' Delh nun. Annie Decker, Genevsr
nth. Constableflowardwaslonndaod mm,“ Lloyd, w", “in" lb
shortly before llo'clockhe m the 3"m I” m]. W:
M?“ “4 Mm“ “'0 '0“ “it Charles Comatock, Eugene Decker,
“““W- , Barryllhrtdlcrd, Arthur Chittim, John
Attorneys Winthrop Perry, of Nor- M. Mr. Hawkins.
walk, and Judge Stoddard, 0! New Theyoungl l' sml lat Hallock
Haven.repwutingthe Tramway (are kFolnishss’sgave a dance in the ho:
””""°“.”°B"‘F"°“"’d"‘° . " (newly, corner or Raymond and Day
animmedtatehsanng held, it po-rhle, lsstnight. Eighteen couples w
andtheinjunctiondi-olved. tended: TheSheppl l ‘ ll 1
Hmif'meMd the I music. Supper wu served during the
' ‘°“'"‘°""‘°'“‘°‘ evenin The broken neo‘clock
btornanswellut‘uflsdwlththesaiet- on: 5' . W” ’
iugatatedaflaimasshe'lnot intavcr m3-
Ir.sndlrs.llsnry A. lawns! Nor-
ot the tramwa monopolinng' Wall
> y walk.attended the wedding of Walter
street. Constderahleexcitemeutwu _
mm“ aw m. “M unandlhfilinbethVnfl,ltthe
hc-ectthshvtde’spsrennllr.and
Samuel L. ,Wead. replanting hb
mummmaolmbmbW-va 0W
trio light at the entrance to the Opera “NW N" Hue'i- M "'0‘“!!-
llouse,whichwas burning so that the Jae Smith. an old Norwalk hoy,
menconldhetterautowork,eatingnish- but now raiding in thgelield, is in
ed. R. 1’. Adams, lease oi the house, town to-day. collie: on old friends. He
wasnotifledol llrmWecd's wishes, and enjoys lair health notwitlntandiug the
also ordered the light out. llr. Yeaton, weight at eighty-live years.
however. aid the Tummy come-n! Ilrs. Citollatch,“ Union Park, Nor-
vuv-rinx writ-mimosa to Mike walk,lelttownto-day {or Brooklyn. for
“CM 0‘3- “Wood's claim “II “I“ a week‘s vhit. Hr. Hatch tries to
Woodville on a shooting excursion.
the light, being on private preperty,
I" Yeaton had no “3'“ to Ire. John W.Bell,ol Lincoln,Noh.,
burn it. Mr. Weed then went to turmuly Ill ! Beujamin,cl South
Norwslh,is to spend the summer with
Warden Sloan to get him to use
hhauthorityiathe matter. ll!- NOIII uhDawsouJISeymonrphce.
“Eva It. Seymour, at Five lilo
thought it was outside of his duties, and
River, and George W. Barker. ct Booth
would not mix upinthesflsir. Then.
asllr.Yeatonstill refusedtotnrn out N ’ I inPortC r
onthel'lthotthis month.
the light. Ir. Weed notified him that
hswouldhorcqnircdto remove all the
oompsny’swirutromthe Opera Horne “Frank N. Ferris, ct Elm Grove
huildingandgllpolufmm his mother‘s Placertttodsy for a visit with Miss
lldlle Willcoch, in Brooklyn.
MKBWM New Haven, is
visiting her parents. Ir. and Ira. .l. A.
Slater, Seymour place.
li- Llllian Mattias, of New York, is
vidtlog her filer. Mrs. N. C. Becker, 20
Ann street.
In. William Vogler has returned
tron: a month's visit in Newark, N. J.
George Davis is vhiting in Ridgodold.
moms 01' I'll! STATE.
3.-
all Mata . Baiky, and all
graduate in June. The young
prmsntwsrelhl'anniehsonard,
in whiteninli- AgnssGihhe, pale
' withlillesolthcvslleymi-Louise
i
:‘a
i
is
i
i
i
a
the
I.
?
a
E
dowithlesstlnusdomMsndthat
thereisneedotvoclcnltnrsinourpublic
schools. In the first number, "High
School larch,” there was a bass solo,
In the selection “Baden Kisses” little
Edithflanninghsd a very petty solo,
which she sungso nicely that she was
oblixedtorepeatit. Him Jennie Ferris
was the sccompenist.
The emsys oi the five graduates show-
ed sgrestdegreeof proficiency. and he-
ingwell-written they were very much
enjoyed by the large audience. They
wereeslollowe: Salutatcry end essay,
"Indian legends.” Ili- Elennor G.
Smith; emay, “American Women.” writ-
ten by Ilia Maude K. Slater and deliver-
ed by Ilia Gustie Keane, ’95; essay, “A
V'Iittolt. Paras-us,” Ili- Dsisy B.
Scuddsr; cla- h’ltory, His B. Edna
Sherwood; essay, “Shall Immigration be
Checked," sud valedictory, Victor W.
Ferris. In theessaysthe ‘vsrionsphssrs
ol composition were all reputed. The
narrative and dacriptive wasreprsssnt-
ed in I. Smith's. the imagimtivs was
shown in Ili- Sarddsr’s, the expository
in Ili- Slater‘s. and the argumentative
Ir. Ferris’s, while in the class history
lb Sherwood showed line humor. and
sparkling wit.
The dipbmas were praentcd hy
Acting School Visitor John H. Light,
who made a low remarks.
The invocation was by Rev. E. E.
Bullies, and Rev. Olin Hallock pm-
nounced the benediction.
The graduates received many tokeosol
esteem 1mm their friends, among them
being quantitiuol flowers, which were
viewed at the conch-ion ol theexercisea.
The cl” that last night severed
its mnection with the High
School has accomplished a wider
range cl work than any of its
predecessors sodas thoroughly withal.
This is due alike tothehetter supervi-
sionotthegrammargradu, the clause
coming to the High School better equip-
ped,whlchspeahwelllor the corps oi
teachers and at the excellent instructlon
in the High School itsell. In their three
yun‘ course the mathematical work
covered hcth Wentworth's plsin geome-
try and Spencer’s lnventional, alter their
completion oi algebra. In Latin the ad-
vance on the preceding clenchmarhsd.
Bern hooks oi Car's Gallic War. six
hoohcl Virgil's Amid, together with
tn lologaes and M {cur Oratlons
again: Catlline. b a splendid record.
The caution oi their literstnrsworh.
including a critic! study 0! “Evanp
line.” “In Ilsumiam" and Webster’s
"Bunker lllll Oratlons.” was manllest in
the apt quotation madeinthelr essays
Ir. Weed served notice as lollowa
upon Ir. Yeaton:
Norton": and South Merton”: Electric
Light Courtney, B. 0. Version, Super-
t'tt ardent:
You are hereh notified to remove all
wires "dial iron the roots an:
trees on y helon to
A. Weed; the estate fin-flip.
Weed,deceased, on or hciove lay Kl,
1&8, at 12 o’clock noon.
norms A. Warn,
l’cr Samuel L. Weed. her attorney.
Norwalh, (loom, Ilay 34, 1%.
Hr. Yastoa hesnotasyettshsnactlon
in the matter.
PA’I'IIO’I‘IC 1’ UPI“.
hwy Will I.“ [linin- Amm tw
mm ID).
lt-ssll-tuwat “lumivmoaar-
ter ace-sunset.
'I‘hstwo poddlers who were arrested
hytheliangptuohchielolpollceon sna-
picionotheicgmnedin the tirehy
which two lives were loatin that place.
“afloat: m. m" m'dh'hflm'fl'm hm hlvoheendhclm‘ed,thoumwns
'hhhthq'amhyaxn unwmgmmmmwmtmnmmmm.mm
Mini-Mon: h-decidedthstthsllrewee aocidutal.
The will at In. lary leden Gait.
M wlleot (looms (bit. at Norwich.,who
“lull,"dbdlwprohateyotu-
dayatteenoos. ltcontsicsthelollowiug
pnhliehsqoetts: 'lbtheBscond Congre-
Ths cl. reception bk. place in
lusieIlallto-mosrownight Buythe’e
mhsstrawilllsrnishmneic,andtheoo~ '
csdonwunleutoheoneolraleccjoy-
ment.
“W latices! church, at llcrwich. mono; to
Bnyannndsyl’rem. lasthallotlsyl's. thechtu'slloardotllmiot-on; to
mum WALD. WILL [BEIGE
l-WMdMAG Ida
untangle-seq.
Animpcrtast-esthxolthe cmty
hoard cl theA. 0. ll. willhehsldls
llawalkunfiondayatmloticss
hersheeaetctouthyAtmmechhaJ.
wu,md~u.emurmu 1"“
to ml. 0! lsgalhda—hs
wnlttaderbrmetthemset-
in o! the hard Sunday. Ir. We“
"Maud-mutt!“
flcoavntloadthscnlerleatlm
mattsvstuheaehd
M
at... unuwmuemumm
rsndssedat the Concord-treat school. “omniscient-release.
»Heemnmeeatcaes.eslttshep-
statuses-span by Deco-hen.
.ldwlt'eenwessm.
my!“ closet some
math. rte-ind lune,
hirsute-Instructed a is
‘W‘ howls-l.
‘ i denim ls
immaterial-n,
totally
atwwhsthsI-wc-qaerryatm ‘
“mm low-sea MIWWM' patter at the team
auntie-mustn't“ “ff-mm “.mssmuu
eenhntm‘esessslhefllttsm ““me“ «memento-mun
est. musculature-string... ill will
“you“ eat that lb
his“ isn‘t-w
We have opened a complete
Boys’ or ‘ Chlldren's
wear. from the cheapest to the
g so
for Men's.
‘Fumis.
83 Washlngton Street
. 83 Washington Street.
(:50. m llSTllE, Prop.
A ”(treat
Clearing Sal/c
Wop——
BllllllS Mill WES!
H. Kricgcr’s.
I
We are now ready to closeout our entire
stock of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
, Roofers at less than manufacturers’ cost.
Ladies who have waited for such an op—
portunity will now have a chenco to buy a
Spring Coat or Capo for half their original
price. Come early and don’t miss this
Great Chance, as it comes only only once in
a year.
Ladies who are short of money may come
balance is paid.
Respectfully you“.
he
H-xmea‘an-
_, All new... Novelties In
'tureissoregulntednsto
in and select any garment, and on leaving a
small deposit we will hold some over until
children’s Suits a that
eds!
Seedluiatoes
SEMI Ill IBM.
The most essen' _ tisl thing to
success in raising potatoes ie
pursued. If yousrefnrming
orfnnor money it will douo
particular hnrm_ _ totryafewof
thenewvnnettesthstnre
Bimini!
on s sulferin nblic. The
beget w 3 p Aroostoo
nn
comes from k
Maine. 'l‘lns' seed is
y selected in the fall,
and stored where the tempera-
6"P
the tubers in adamant condi-
tion 'until wanted for spring
planting.
Firstlotallsold; newlotnowotlered.
EarlyBoee. These are not to beam-
lonnded with theold,run outlines
growninothersections. Besutyolfleb-
ron. Our seedis pureand canhe do
psodedon. Handsomepotatoummlr
pengoodcoohingqualities. WhiteStar.
r
nibble it Bomsmck’s.
Boron PlllliTl .
mmronsnsoxmdr.
IUTB. PIP-till". FIUITS. Pill
III) SillllEl I’IIIILEBES.
my!) lw Enquire. I. A. WOODWARD.
11?}?th
will otter special inducentents
to buyers of ‘
for one week, commencmg' 8st-
urdsy, 20th.
Another case of those low priced
fimshed complete, for
Scotch-Holland com I’fls
constantly on hand.
the lowest cash basis.
96 Washington St. '
Wall Paper
FRINBEII SHADES,
29 cents.
Arrived today.
Alnrgestockof
and him sum
All New Goods.
Webuy forcashandsellat
Irltt
TUESDAY
ROTON POINT
SEASON OF l893.
Commences Saturday, May 27.
HO—
lillAllll “PENINB
EMfllllll Ml.
, MAY 30.
-————9¢o—-——
TWO BIRDS OF MUSIC, D“ All) ElElllli.
Baton Point Improvement company.
5.00, 6:00, 7.00 and 9.00 p. to.
5:40p. to.
N. B.
ready for
route about June 1st.
‘l
$-
‘ WW?
..,, e. .4-
"files.
2W
WOW 1
88 lbs.
Meson-ether“ manners
Btu-I also.” It the-sateen]. Items
”DIM!“
L4 1
l.
a»
murmuredtunioitirfii
SPECIAL DEClllllllllI llll TIIE-TIBLE.
Leave
SOUTH NORWALK~10£0,11:00snd 12m; 111.; too, we,
we, too, 5m, mo, mo and 8.00 p. m.
ROTON POINT—11:00 and 12:00e. 111.; mo, zoo. coo, too,
REGIME lIIE-TIBLE.
Steamer Lenoir Leaves
scorn KORWALKm-lOdX) and mm a. memo, man
ROTOR POINT—40:46 s. m,; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. to.
25¢ W EXCURSION FARE —-—-——- 25c.
«Steamer "LEHOIR’ will run until new m, p
ammum-mu3
Blllhlolll‘l’ l
MADAIB R .3 i
W snow-W ' "f'
wands-rib fleas-std hill-sh "
the“ . ,
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