m” Wilywllb ““1 “W! “the
.‘Line of Furnishings"
can be found at
.., r'i'"; i;
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So. NorWalk’.
and era
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m EVENING W ’ ”9" mass.
JalllMllur-lm. ”~M‘do-M-Dm
men '3‘“...- lotu Point will opeuiorthssssson
M We
“-7 .
—-Aps-ym'vsd iv’s' peony malls
(i. as 1mg. “283.1%???“
1‘ yang so '3! “Mu-unbdw'iflch-
MT— ‘ “MI-whim. '
lasti- [.0sz
‘4“ I“I fit.
all? ”3'3.“
hernias.
fwmmm” Ml. ”Marinara-snubs” grocer.
morn-arm HWMWWM'N M
unknown. lthassbesheenlearsedtbst
" he has been nusucoeflnllha’omsbnsi-
nasmattsrslatelyandthathistinancial
aflairs have become heavily involved.
l, alumina-Goren. the famous»-
" panoofl’srb.
I: Auexpsrienosd ladywillheatc. B.
ltwillhessrved withoreamto all who
. call.
—Comewhile they‘re going. Slightly
1’; damaged shoe almost given away at
Harvey'gandnewgoods constantly ar-
12 rivingtorsplaosthem.
V‘, the do. of the convention, leaving
lontreal. londsy.JuIy lo,
. —Pure oolfsa with menthfiz a
, upulepotrsataarant. Opeuallnight.
Bon.0.iI.Phtthisaooepted the in-
vitation to delirer the Memorial Day
orationatDanhury next Tuesday even—
ing. Deprtment Commander Rogers
willdslivcansddrs-in the afternoon
—.—*——
ru-
5w-
_0oisandseeuswben you
“Will
”Stationery.
may - m...m a
If“ - “m atthsuavsilingofthemonument totbe
fiflforyou mkaowndeadiutboWoostcr cemetery
hthatplaos.
—-—”——
3:. ~1‘hebigtlre-leisstill on at C. I].
- - It. Harvey's shes store. Greet bargains in
, ‘ Iira gooth only slightly damaged.
. I N improvements haveheenmade at the
,. li- E topoftbehillon the Connecticut turns
pike,n-rElmcrut. Thelarge cobbles
hrs been removed and the washouts
amedhytherecentseverestovm have
hseulliledin with gravel. When it is
wsrndowntrarelonthehill willbe
vsryfavorable.
——Best quality. Lowest prices. Also
Ightlnadi. Inn‘s.“ Washington street.
$43 Washington st.
‘ ”sown souwm
James E. BunimmfthsConaolidat-
sdfrslghtoflos.hssinhispo.-lon
ossoftlastlrstmspsofliew Haven.
“manna-emf the grantsuof
from hisgreat
ans-guisesrlyssttlsraotthetown.
unspent-byh-lbwh-rv
minnows-as,“
“mmmfl'muammm
“bottom Mouth-dysffloflhlsrwsfi.
Thaliaw'forkoroesryOO.
shes-abstoaglngtow. ll. Hubbell.
“,‘Kfl’huhsuw
mbmwfldeh-d
sans-I.
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lamb-Manly.
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sum—sans. mesa...- museumwpmfil WI“
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"“ Wisp-player‘s!!-
U* ”W” &“W
W"- wauasnun-ssassau «-
a. l-
mash-amuseme- “.gt...
“dial-amulet!” an as least!
“fl“ nae runny-unusual. assessors-
. hwb‘swumh U“ "l' 3'
hsdarunto Comp hob. last nigh
Thwewuamodattsudsnu.
user-ms it contains every house
hthsvilthogetbsrwiththenameof
thaownernd his occupation. in one
hi. Themdoeendsdtolrflugglns
, who was
—V-y hast Elginaeamn'y butter,2'lc;
extra low York state asamery, are.
mwhumdm “wannabe-dyer dabt-sasiaetarw.wuool|illd°'fl
' "IbKMno-hshdmaqmamyomxum
M w .flwuawmahadof w
“ their bmks.aadtbeanlrnal.taking
ran-sq. Bemndedtllecw
ssrbtoltalkmdplsnsasdtookahss
flmflbmwumwm.mwu
”palw'huhsrdohsdtheddewalk
all
'mnuwus lrImWorksWheslelnb
-wmurmsmm
u‘
rmtamant Opsnallulgbt.
‘l‘bseonditinuofA-htsnt Postmaster
J.W.Dake.whohas been seriously ill “"W’L
“mmmfinwhhrm- , —Phty or ice meals at Lane‘s. 51
Washingtonstrset.
Connhrsaudshslvingarsbeing plan.
all is the out store of Hoyt’sthsatrn
bailding.wbichh soon to be occupied
byllarryaovernssscigarstors.
—l¢swgoodsarsdallytaklngthsplaos
ofthoasdamsgsdhyflrsst C. H. llam-
vey’sshosnore. Dropinandaae if we
oan'tsnityou.
Arewardisoflesedelesewhereiu’l‘us
Smear. for the conviction of the
psrtywhoditurbedtbeplautsinthe
The school mounds at Franklin and
Concludstreetsbarebeeunllsd by Flor»
istLyon and present a most attractive
appunnce.
The bonus. '1‘. Billmsyreand William
Dennyaredhebargingcargoesofooalat
John ll. Ferris‘s dock. Aoargoof sand
is also being discharged there for the
Norwalklock factory.
Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr.. post surgeon of
Norwalk.examined a large number of
recruits for the Bridgeport companies
last even. for Surgeon Godfrey. who is
absent on the Pacific coast on leave.
—’l'he Scandinavians will boil a dance
Two men. who gave their nurses as
Oscar Pierson and John Sampson, were
arrested last night for evading their fare
on the train. This morning Justice Bar-
rett lined sch $5 and coats.
Frank Harrison. a Baton mpilallet.
hasriflted Bridgeport with a view of
loostingatypewritsr factory tllere. if it
ispo-ibletomourea suitable building.
He proposes to oppose the typewriter
trust.
1! persons having relatives or friends
whoserved intbewarsndwhoss graves
have not been marked by headstones.
will send their names. regiment. etc. to
Douglas FowlerPost. they will be pro-
vided.
A writ of foreclosurehasbeen served
ontbe Springfield Emery Wheel com-
pany of Bridgeport, by the heirs of the
late P. T. Barnum. who held a note
against theoompauy for “8.000. The
money w. loaned to the company by
lir. Barnum when thscoucern was in-
duced to locate there four years ago.
A mail for Norwalk was thrown from
a west-hound train this morning at the
Washington street ore-lug. It landed
on thornilsof the Danhury branch. The
switch engine. in backing down,ran over
the bag.mutilating it and somsofita
contents. lail carrier Bennett. who
made a grab for the hag.nlne near
beingrun over.
lfliellrlellspartmsntwasout for prac-
ticelastnkhtnnalarmbalngturnsd in
fmmBoxll.sltheoornerolNosthlain
and Ann Mabout 8 o‘clock. The
firsl’olicearrivedflrstsndatretohedthe
many compliments from the large nulls-
”dons.
-Alllledllml'0'l“li'° vines in town. but none can cor-pro
“fl“. w b WMLIMI a pound of mmmummuh.m
Inseam ally brownies-ant awn-flammm. manhmwmm u
“H“ m “‘"’ slur-M ”‘ hit-twin Ml “0°- Wlh-lsh‘ mnemuncsmsmm
daynnthha-sleetiononthsgoltar.
harmoniasadtria’nglehylr. Bartram
asdthsfsadrillbyssvsvalyonsglsdiss
wsrsnmlttsll. They w-s vary enjoy-
bsautlfnltobahold. Thule-weeping:-
tmty-nnymmelnvetoa
E
Muflufismmugmdbmufl
bwbmaaflwmu‘lhhfl. Mgr-hubby’s ‘ mm».
" ‘ vukmmmh‘mwfiwu We” ”am
must. ms-
“lemma-gamut“ | W
‘ “guanine-l“ at “mumnm
“wuflwhflwallhavawdlbfiw
A party of Norwalk young people will
visit New York tomorrow to witnem
theinteeoollegiats games at the lien-
hattan ileld.
C. B. Coolidgehas oflaed thaliorwalk
Tramway company inducements to
make me. ssa powerstation, ofthe bnck
building connected with the foundry on
leohalnc’ street.
—Japanese piaua screens at Pinneo’ _
Tuesday of next week being Memorial
Day. the Ladies‘ Auxiliary will hold
their regular monthly meeting on lion~
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. A full at-
tsndanoeisvequestedasbnainsu of im- 'l‘un
portancs will come before the meeting.
The members of Buckingham Post.
6. A. It, aolin’t contributions of flowers
for lemorhl Day. All donations will
he thankfully received. They can he
left at the Post headquarters Monday
night or early 'l'uesday morning.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. 11.. will meet
at the Post rooms at 0:1!) Sunday even-
ing. preparatory to attending services in
the Norwalk Congregational church.
where the Rev. '1'. K. Noble will deliver
a special address to them.
-—Vienna piazza screens at Pinneo’s
Nature.
The farm belonging to the John H.
Benson eatatowassoldst auctionyestsr-
day. The property onthe Rocks road
was bought by Charles Ambler. of
Wilton. The bow, together with
the barns and outbuildings,
purchased by Kr. and lira. Julia hugs.
Contractor A. Bach. who is laying the
foundation of the addition to the Non-
walk Ellis. was cutting stone this morn-
ing. when one of the fragments struck
him in the eye. The physicians have
not decided whether Ir. Bach‘s sight
will be permanently or only temporarily
destroyed.
E. R. Benedict. Norwalk's champion
bicycle rider. and Gould Hoyt rode to
Dorlon's Point last night. While at the
Point Benedict, in some unaccountable
manner, ran a wire nail through his tire
and it suddenly collapsed. Ila walked
homebywayofthesidestrsets.» that
the mishap wouldn’t get into the papers.
TbeWat End
' church,
Rev. John Balcom Shaw. D.D..
has invited Rev. William Rumel Ben-
wuouedthebrightestmon
and has many qualifications for the work
It is ex-
towhich he hasheencsllsd
unel.andthatthe
walk people.
ordian him on My
18.—-—New York Hail and
lir.Bennettistbeeldsstslmodewln
Bennettandagrandsonol the late Ii
B.Bennett,andiswell known to Nor-
,Ingrsln nd Brussels, . 'CarpélS.
Ilil cloths and Muslims, ‘
that use Mailings,
Shades» and lrapolits.
A. Dickerman 8L Son,
M'tWAS‘HINCTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
* mmmmp—n Tbefiational WET; will
'throughflouthliorwllktllhlaorning. inertia-aim
adulation. tbslittle daughter of
manuah ill at the home of
hasnutlnliisorkclty.
Vlrs. W. l". Fhwodt has ssttledhsr
dlfloulty withsBo‘onflrmandhnow
6pm for m dicing bargain-in
that he will begin ll's duties on
Mt"! will
evening. June
one I'll! IIYII.
lswsaadlleaslpalthal'raylalast
Ins-walk.
Thellorwalk’l‘ramwaycompany have
pntinaswitch opyanlts Hefner’s cigar
store.
LymanEOorhsmmeabomsavenue.
whohasbsenserioeslylll.is able to he
ontonsamore.
concert.
able rm
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A‘rswhsrryfestlval will he held in
thelwedish Congregational church on
beretspeotatorswho wihlemsd mwmvwsldsavsnnleatnrdsyJunsio.
w The llanday wheel of the East
Mmmhmwmsmuol. r. church will holds
rshssrmltonightforthstlldrsn’slhy
r. the report Emliowmlam in
t
s
or,
ll
till
finest cored on the market. Very
takes two minutes to have it may for the table. To demonstFats‘
to every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we her“
All EXPERIENBEII ‘lAllY
“plums-oust.
Duplicatowhlstisafsshlonablelaent-
clan-es. Theseclubeare not largnasa
rule,20mernbers beingagood number,
but they are very jolly, many of than
meeting in the mornings. There are
mined clubs for evening play of the (for
the moment) fascinating phase of the law
mousgame. Forthebenefitofthoss
whomaynotyethsve been initiatedln
its mysteries it may be explained that
this form of whist dillers fromthe usual
gameonlyinitsmannerof decidiugths
winner. Every quartet is provided with
stifl. black posteboards. about 10 inches
moan, on which are fitted four rubber
bands.
A! ahandisplayedit isretrtinedand
slipped under the band in front of the
player. Then the board is laid aside and
another is taken until the number of
boards provided. which may be {run six
to a am or even more. is exhausted.
Then the same sets of players begin
again with their first board. playing the
hands first played by their opponents,
the scoring pair being that which makes
the most from the some hand. It is a
pretty sad interesting variation of the
plain game, and the blackboards litter
many on uptown drawing room during
the mnitcutial mornings—New York
ca.
“Into Your Neighbor as Yourself."
The recent etfort of some conspicuously
pious men to seize for theirowu coun-
try‘s benefit a country which belongs to
another race points the moral of Herbert
Spencer’s assertion that what men be
lieve they believe is very different from
what they really do believe. The actions
of Americansin regard to Hawaii ren-
der these words of Spencer peculiarly
interesting: “A society in which the
most exalted principles of self sacrifice
for the benefit of neighbors are enunci-
ated may be a society in which unscru-
pulous sacrifice of alien fellow matures
is not only tolerated. but applauded.
Along with professed anxiety to spread
those exalted principles among heethens
there may go the deliberate fastening of
a quarrcl upon them with a view to an-
nexing their territory. on who every
Sunday have listened approvingly to in.
junctions carrying the regard for other
people to an impracticable extent may
yet lino themselves out to slay at the
word of command any people in any port
of the world, utterly indifierent to the
right or wrong of the matter fought
about.”——Boeton Transcript.
At tho Inauguration.
The lobby was crowded to suffocation.
The murmur of voices was stifled. The
shuffling of feet over the marble floor
ceased. An avenues-as made through
the solid mass of humanity. Some men
bored their heads.
They lifted his lifeless form gently
from the floor near the entrance to the
harroom. Pityiug eyes fell upon that
white. bloodless face set in the rigors
of death. Every bone in that limp
clay had been broken. His young life
had been crushed out of him, yet so sud-
denly that he didn't know what struck
him.
"What did it?" asked the man with
the turtle soup complexion of the man
with a stifi neck.
"He thoughtlessly said aloud. ‘Colom-l,
come in and drink.’ and they respmlded
to a man.“—Wuhington Star.
quent. and Opticians profited amazingly.
English
now disappear at last.
numecle.-——l.ondon better.
An littlest-ante [avenue-t.
having all hiseggsinonebasket. "Nay
Itssltllusdspirita—
mime
tohsvahinlivennttlheeonldplay
Vanthlswlthootsmshumanll
ltwonldbshuusrthsnsvsrtopmt
Wheelbase.
pletely. It is made for bowl complaint
W’mmxh us. "a “I ”I" and nothing else. It never fails For
Fashion he decreed that the masher sale by u. L. Stillson W‘-
must give up his monocle and west end ..- in ”w-.- '_ . ..- ., ‘ g ”A
Opticians arebernoauingt fact. Long
ago cords or chains attached to the sin- Ch" Aron Cry fat
gle eyeglass were abandoned. As it , '
was impossible to keep the glass in posi— Pitc he, 8 088mm!-
tion long at a limo. breakages were fre-
The American dude. who has been un-
happy becauso becould not imitate his
monitor without incurring
heartle- ridicnle. may now rejoice.
Theproud preemineuoewhioh two or
three societyswells have attained will
These swells
turned fairly green with envy when one
of their number was observed to sneeze
quite violently without dialodging his
Asampleof the disastrous resultant
the failureoi theldberatorlluildingso-
clotyomnes from Dorset-Idle.st a
hardworking farmer. who is nearly 70
yearsof animated-ll thosavingsol
ilk lifetinw,amonnting to mainline
Liberator. Atthebeginningoflastyear
hisnepbew remonstrated with him on
lad."aasweredtheoldman.withebeer- -
ful eonhdsucs,“it willlast my tlms.”
Hshashadto leavehbfarmJosellthe
greablrpartofhhfurnltnre.aralianow
livinginasmsll ctntago, broker in
Imdonfixchangs.
to serve it with cream at our store
Leadlng Grocer.
EVERY
E‘. J. WAD
PEDPLE'8 MARKET.
13 North Main at" 80. Norwalk.
HAM
This is snentlrely newarticlemsdefromwhiteoornsndisthsf
day of this week and give all an urgent invitation to call.
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs. ; for 25¢."
Telephone Call l3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
FREE DELIVERY.
simple in preparation and only
i
Thursday. Friday and m...
33 Washington St.
Fresh F ishl Fresh Fish!
DAY.
Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc., is. as usual, com-
plotgand first quality throughout. Come and see us.
,
S. Proprietor. ;
PEOPLE'S IIIIET.
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 523. | Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5-7-3.
Will!!!- lnstruetiou free.
J ACKSON 5" “"fszfill‘ififii‘x‘fl'lr‘lfibx‘ C"
Ladies
1 are particularly
invitsdto call-III
ermine the new
LlD‘lES' - Blllllllllll.
especially designed to give its rider
that CHAR)“ Sf} GRACE and EASE which
characterizes the riders of the
COLUMBIA.
X0 exercise is so invigorating or beneficial as
Bicycling, but a graceful position and an all!
running wheel are necessary accompaniments.
The COLUMBIA supplies both of (lime wants and is to-dsy acknowledged as the laADIIS’
A flood uni.
In the House, last week. the following
act was passed. which has for its object
the prevention of the littering up of the
streets and the defacemeut of natural
scenery: ‘1
Every person who shall deposit, throw.
or sills any paper or advertisement in
any public highway or on private prem-
ises or property, or who shell afiix to any
tree, rock. or structure within the limits
of a public highway, except notices
posted in pursuance of law. any paper or
advertisement. shall be fllmd not more
than one hundred dollars or imprisoned
not more than six months or both.
There is nothing I have ever used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
dog. I have been using it for about
two years-four bottles in oil—as occa»
sion required, and always keep it bottle
of itiumy home. I believe know a
goodthiug when i get hold of it. and
Pain Balmis the best Iiniment I have
ever met with. W. B. Denny. dairy—
man. New Lexis , Ohio. 50 cent
hottle.forsaleby .C. Stillson. Drug~
gist.
lose Foolish leathers
Let their babies cry with colic, giving
mother no rest night or day. How fool.
ish, when Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from thestomsch. uieta the nerves
and gives restful sleep. lother, send to-
day to your drug store for a 25c. bottle.
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
If baby's gums are sore. teething, use Dr.
Hand‘s Teething Lotion. At all drug-
giats. 25 cts.
\Vhile Mr. T. J. Ricbcy. of Aliens.
310.. was traveling in Kanns he was
taken violently ill with cholera morbus.
He called ata drug store to get some
medicinoand the drn ' t recommend-
Diarrhrea Remedy so highly he conclud-
ed wiry it. The molt was ' Iliulo
relief. and a few dllses cured him com-
Whenflabywaslck.wegsveberm
WhenehewasaChthuwcrte-l (mounds.
mumlhlhorhmguflm
mmmcnmmpwmm
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s castorls.
V "‘fldfi'filillflfifi.
“:33; of l" I ”Ran from.“ hool
M
mos-d. w ’ "'50.. n. mammal-ii
r
mg] l. tTEitI‘l’, s. o.
flsifimdfisfi'rrfifilfi
80 N hit I
.1. “Emma "dials; “W...
mist otehron or stasdl
sadn’nsslhss l”nessslatlms'sd
eaasotean. sag-rel vegetable.
superior. Ole-boars! "indict“?
House Muller.
mummsnsum
.... Astigmatism
""“‘ 0mm Immediately ”
ed Chamberlain's Co'c, Cholera and —
READISGS BY
C. Marshall Darrach.
With the assistance of the New
England Plow
Mr. Frank Farrell.
lm'fiflm'“ South Ionvsll.
ices of the Y. P. H. C. L.
RDWAlWI‘UN BAPTIST CHURCH?! the-
llllllllll rump. sggcggh
' Taylor at Golden.
BealEstale andlnsurance.
'MBIIG’I'ON 813m.
Persons lookl fora lot or house andlot.
with the rlew pure are invited to
call and examine our list. 3?; have them for
sale in every partof the city at msonabls
prices and on our terms.
" " warren?“
POSITION a; man ’ leent m-
2‘ keeper. Best of referred-gee. Address.
book Box 29. New Canaan. (It. nu
130R Southport 01mm. a first-class farmer.
gardener and auroom. also house work.
Man and his wile preferred. Ample accom-
modations. immediate no lo moot. Ad-
thus this week toil. ll. ilnnne l. ew Haven.
lw
“7ANTED ~»A furnished house in a pie-nut
and healthy locality for about three
months from June hit or lfith. by a small fam-
lly. Address High Ground. tienlinel
lynx-maxim; bytheday. Term “ma
day. Mrs. Martians. t7 rlouth all: It.I
a...
» ‘i‘oml'i'i‘f W
SUlTEoi tlve 100nm over of” *m -,_
dleu‘a store. not end of the be M h“
'lulrn at stove. ”‘
Small agwn film... “ ‘ Mdvaasa.
Knuth Norwait. ltent Old month. Mr
ply lo (7. ll. Coolidge. 9 Main not. horwal' s.
w
’l‘IIE‘ lawns apartment; and
‘ to
hours XoJAnn strut. inquired
Jihilmwn. lull“
lo a small family in... June in. :3...’.:;.‘.
In a new lum- lletts l'laca. Nor-
walh. lnqnin- i‘mnk lay. I w
V ‘(illl'I‘VC-‘hgp: “(won [1er
'mu. just mar-l; 7:31, nodes: m
pmwmenisulmm . - Muir. l or
mnntr‘ “up rty. loqmmnfllllm as Maria.
Haul alrl slim-l. P'H‘IIII Norwllk. (XIII.
estate. tire. lileaod mu sntlasamuranee.
llln trmn June "It. a walling.
Ho D and ll i‘nnth IIlI l‘lrset;
motillfltnalsd is the (Tits Hm
rose obs fouls. nub Namath. on.“
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MI [W - 1 Ir.
tat-alwalslwtht re: hs!l
room. lao ry Inrella’r.uarro.|ndmld
water and uuiosavy
at“ atavnaae.
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moremmmrm
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sum
fidfisfi‘Wfirg
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fibmfiimmia. ‘Tiilrfifi’.
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Norwalk Chronicler