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generic“ necewnmeusrecm. mafimfincounor my
YUANzras" amonm HOUSES,
m not mm 81mm. soc-re n‘onmm.
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gar-pay, but only there directly
W in the two companies were
"emails organiznion in two
”peeled. the ecrveyor and
W Normalechooi,are
‘i‘. Fulton Ganttand family,“ North
Platte, Not», who have been vidting
IrnGentt'e mother. In. Brennan, cl
Wat avenue.lett town Saturday for a
. trip eouth hetore returning home. The,
will epond eererai weeke at W-hincton.
Hm. I. B. 8anlordandecu8elden,who
have been ependi twoweehe at the
homeof Dr. and AKCIerkJeit
town to-day {or the Berkdtiree, where
they will epend the summer.
)l'nelaurahndereon and fineetk Wilv
eon were married yeeterday altermcn
in Brewetere. N. Y., the ceremony
«need by Rev C. .
y will board in th'n city.
lir. and In. Nehon Hoyt and Hire
Irene Dibble. daughter at Mr. and lint.
.l. Irving Dibble. of Beyview avenue.
returned thi'morning {torn a low daye’
vieit in Danbury.
lire May Rigbyand His Grat Jen
hing, who are attending the Since
apendtnga ew ’
vacation at their homee here. ye
Mr. and Ire. Winfield Bell. of New
sew York city. are spending a low days
3 _ in town. the gneetol hiegrandtncther on
- , inWeetport.
Went avenue, Norwalk.
Ir. and hire. Janice Portrait. 0! meat-
will atert y for
vieit the
A. Peek. of New Yorhcity. apent
Sunday with h'nparenta on Bart avenue.
l715“.“ ntgh' t he Itarted for the World‘e
ire. Samuel Cometoek. oi Fairlleld
avenue.waaauueet during Iaetweeket
the ' oi herlather. 0. I. Join,
140nm! Raymond and George Bette.
o! Norwalk, will leave town .luneflth
[or Chicago and the World'e Fair.
Captain and hire. Hiram M, o! lin-
beth etreet, spent Suede in Brooklyn
with Rev. and Ira. Otto holow.
li- i’carl Gregory will give a
" ionatherhome on Wat avenue. t in
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evening. 1mm 3 to 10 detach.
In. B. G. Judd, of Norwalh. who
her heal viaiting her mother, in Not—
wich. her returned to Norwalk.
Ir. and Ira. Kunhardt, of Lawrence.
leae.,arevidtiug Ir. and Ira. Jamee
ii. Knapp. 0! Watt avenue.
Harlin Kellogg, now living at Bir-
' yraterday with hie
atreet.
Ire. A. N. Clarke learee town today
tfiryepend Homeric] Day with (“at
e.
lire Anna 8. Dunn
will give a
Int-indent herhoatecn
sweet,»
. liabl-
Ir. and Ira. 1'. 8. Inrieun and family
will love town today [or Warhington,
lb Katie Sterene, oi Booth Norwalk,
Hominid
’ lingerie toBroohlyntoapend
Day.
liar linnie Goetehlne, at Brooklyn. in
vfltmg Ire. Jamer ii. Nash, Bayriew
arcane.
Ire. B. 1!. l’lllow, oi Chmtnut etreet,
liorwalk. her returned from Brooklyn.
iii. Ilene or secure.
Watso'eloeh inthernorniec
and math-la; all day. According to
theeoertcomnittea,whohavethaeflek
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ee-etlve-Ihale-nlneuentllel.
fireman, Hum—When the
bound train due in Btamtord at
arrivedetihedqotfletaniayni‘h
the Muse-than u
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well (hearth-warmth twenty-tire-or
twenty~aix yeare 0! age. He was oi
medium heightJIada brown mnetache
anddarkhir.
When Dr. Bowel] arrived he lcund
thattheoniyplacethemanhad main-
edanyiujurywaeontheheed. Alarge
holeoverthe lolttemple ehowed where
theeminehadetruck him. Hh‘death
waeieetentnneoue. And wee found
on h'n peeeon hearing the name ol
George P. Lloyd, Nauptuck. Conn.
themanw. rent toflanptuckund a
reply wee received yeaterday that the
man wee George Dyed.“ that place.
Therelneinewill be eenttc Naugetuck
thieafterncon.
DAHJBII‘I’ ‘I'IIIBVES.
new lack a Inn-er Donna on an Inland
In Uta-lard laebar. ,
Sultan, lay 30.—-Ware Island, a
email iaiet in Stamlord harbor, upon
which Charter [-1. Smith, the local lumi
turn and carpet man, has a building
which he urea ea aenntmer reaidenee
huthaenotyet occupied fortheeeuon.
wee visited by thieree yeeterday. They
removed nearly all the furniture. etoree,
etc, and carried them in hcahuptbe
canal towarde “Baillie." Some purple
on the shore near Shippen Pointer-it-
ne-ed the removalot theprcperty.hut
couldnctbeliereitwndonobythiem.
operating in hrcad daylight. Several
hundred doilare' worthol property waa
taken. it i thought the thievee will he
apprehended.
”Jot-ed Ant-at Opening Malaya
Cmctoo, lay tit—Judge Stern her
opening the Fair Sundaye.
IEIDIIAI. DAY.
nouuwmaeoeaernata nan-true
aura Imnll.
Memorial Daywlllheohurredln Nor-
walkhy a [mural Man of hurt.
ne-andeparadeundwthe m of
BuchieghamMG.A.lt. The mem-
berrotthe Poet will e-et'nhle about 0
o‘clock and headed by Dwyer’e hand
will ultra ehurt parade, alter which
”lemme! the dead ecldiere will be
decorated. Thuewhowilitakepavt in
theparade are Company F. C. N. 6..
actingeeeecorttotheG.A.B.,and the
themhchrecttheOreritireraad Cen-
terechoole la carriegee. The manhal
wiilbeilecrpfl. Raymond The line
at march will be {rum Walletreat to
Wear avenue. to the armory, counter
merchbleple etreet. to fraoklin ave-
nne.toncrtheidaolUnlonPark,to
Mott avenue, to Wall etreet, to lain, to
North evenne,'to Park ml. to fit.
Paui'e cemetery.wherc the never will he
decorated and a military ralute fired by
aequad from Company ii. Reforming
the prcodon will march around the
GreentuWall treat and mi. in
lorelclwgyhave he-lnvued to mate
in South liorwalk the manure
hrretctoreprintadiaa 8mm. wtllhe
carriedcnt.
”Iceland-anew.
Beterhy evenhi. two colored awn
“Willie-A. lieeh'eetcreetthe
endcithellrnedietfarta bridge.
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3‘3
Adiepatch otiuteininga deacripition of .
traced a temporary injunction apinat T
finest grades.
term 'Av’A-r nee-m ""’
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mmmn—mu
to the leat prayerwae heautiluil roa-
deredaewaealentheanthemwhi
Thepul to! theSonthNorwalk Bap-
wae occupied yeaterda by
. Ir. Sherwood, o! Adamo.
n the month; he
.,6:"Bo
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down. waiir were ilt in tiny-
twodaya. The eecret ot‘ theireucceee
waa twolold; first, trust In God, and
, confidence in their own God-
given pcwera. The walla of the cit
might have been miraculously '
hntthetimehadmmetorthemtowork
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eonrceaw
toreemnltipfledbemueect coutaetwith
eachcthc.
Thei'irvt lethodiet Epieoopal church
wee crowded laat night to Item to Rev.
B. E. Elmer on"'l'he Biantical Erente
ol the Rebellion,” who band hi addre-
on thetaxt “ll it hadnot heantho Lord,
who waaoncur aide. when men roeeup
againat ne. then they had swallowed us
up quick, when their wrath wu kindled
no." The erentecouidered were
thebattlocl Bull Run. the'i'rent allelr,
the Ionitor and Marianne naval engage»
merit. the battleol Chickernangafirant‘e
eecepe iron: Hoeby. and Appomatox.
he dieocutee we: re with minute
and clear deecription, a ication,
patriotic rentimc'ln‘tl “mlgoodl elo-
quent on war a y rep-
reren Damian Fowhr Port
preeent. and a more attentive audience
never complimented e r then did
there retrrane and the preeent.
a... Gerald B. Beard‘e topic
At St. Pani’e church; eeterday, .
Emailed-tor 0! 8t. ark'e church,
New Canaan, occupied the pulpit in the
morning. in the evenim it wee occupi-
ed by Iiev. C. I. Belleck, who preached
a very inetructlre eermon.
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wear. from the cheapest to 1th
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83 Washington Street.
0E0. llli ilSTlIE. Prop.
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Clearing Sale
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H. Krioger’s.
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We are now ready to close out our entire
stock of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
Roofers at less than mltnniacturere’ cost.
Ladies who have waited for such an op
portunity will now hate a chance to buy a
‘ Was
crwinnogdothewcrkaaclaltnai.
we sell an comm F0lllllii '
nibble it hmstock’s.
96 Washington t.
’win otter special' mducormla'
taket‘; iobuyere of
Wall Paper"
for one week, ccmmencmg' Bat-
urday, 20th.
twelve at operate
ma. 1.2a». new
0 0! 81'-
cfih a," “3.mall..‘lfii‘r...."°"“A in
M “I: II". .
“d “B W Anothercnaeof thoeelowpriced
FRINGE” SHADES, “
fimehed complete, {or
29 cents.
Arrived today.
——-400—- V
A large stock of .
Scotch-Holland Witt m
and Pairlns' Stubs
constantly on hand. ‘
All New Goods. .
Webuy for cash and eel“
theloweetcaehbaeie.
‘lheahovelathe kt
eH-ltwlnwflwm‘foaur
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III-chinaontrlal‘tlilih.
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WISH-Bill“. S I .00.
House Mover.
Build! not“! him“ ”In
holler: hea maehi .
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ROTON POI NT
SEASON OF i893.
Commences Saturday, May 27.
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TUESDAY, MAY 36."
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Rnlnn P0"?! 'mPFPVlm9"I“°"LI!1'LL
STEIMERS [Him Mill “WWW“
SPEBIII. DECDBITIIII DIV lllE-TlBLE.
Leave
SOUTH NORWALK~IO=00, 11:00and 12:00a. 11).; 1:00. 0:”,
3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 800, 700 and 8:00 p. In
ROTOR POINT-11.00 and 12.00 a. 111.; 1:00, 2:00, 8:00, ml;
5.00, 0:00. 7:00 and 9.00 p. In.
llElillLIB TIIE-TIBLE.
Steamer Lenoir Leaveg
BOUT}! NORWALK-~1000 and 11:39 a. m.;8.00, 3:50am!
5:40 p. In. ’ ‘
ROTOR POINT~102M a. 11),; 12:16, 2:45, 5.00 and 6:30 I). III.
250 ——--—- EXC'JRSION FARE --—-- 25c.
it. 11:41 «mom» will run until new mitt ‘
ready for route about June let.
, .a
Spring Goat or Capo for half their original
price. Come early rind don’t miss this
Great Chance, as it comes only only once in
a year. I
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in and select any garment, and on leaving a
small deposit we will 1 old name over until
balance is paid. ‘
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earned-tie drum real-ate
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