“at! 6'36“ iii-10% an,“ filial lib?”
st Line ofFurni‘shln w l
thin and lanai , . ,
"Shades and Draperies.
W
can be found at ,
ANCIS ‘ 8L 0..
Washington St...
ammunition-em. mason-sameness“...
mfi Coalbstillaelllngatitswinter price .
offlaton.withnoimmedlateproapecll wharf.
ofareduetionJoeslds-lera-y.
r.
A. sickerman & Son,
e4. wnsllmc'rou , swans-r. scum NORWALK. icons.
law to tame the llghh ‘
If. lanai-m, theoptlcian. who is now «
at the lahaekerno Hotel. is a courteous
Asonwashorn last west to Knead gartlemanotwtdeeapsrlsneeinhispro—
y in England and India. . Interns
WWW m W” WW“ has a simple but most eflctive and ma-
Mfaetorywayofteatingthesight. Bro
perimeut has proved that most people
are heat at certain meridian lines. W
1-m- lMI-ll 1M! '0“ m sl. horlaontal or intermediately between
Wins lob 0' W "m ‘° marshmallows-comp... an
laurua employs an inatt'nment not on-
likethefaceoianold fashionedhall
clock fitted with a double dial. One has
marked round the circumference strokes
about two inches in length and of vary.
ing thickness. The upper dial presents
aplain surface, except where it is pur-
forated at two opposite points. showing
in a direct line the thick and thin strokes
0”” ”M 'i“ I” m ”mm on the dial beneath. no object a plan
ed at a distance from the patient, and
Johanna Rally, '50 lira inthe James the supposed dial is revolved until the
block on Water m. y,“ down stairs meridian heat suited to the persona eight
lastnightandhrokeahoueinher hand.
78’“
So. Norwalk.
“ ”WNWM- summation-Winn“
ans-mammary.
Thehnat lbsvsssy
«in at Raymond Brothers? assocwnllonWaumnn
"m ”IVA“. ,
halfmlloraoefnranypurss.
Ther'e'wsss large attendance at M
Wflllamfl.8mtthhutheeontraebfor ”WW““"°“W““ I W
thehrlekworkonJ.IMnovan,Jr.‘aand hnad.lsattdght,heldln ml”
Guarallfehon Taylor’s aswhnildings.
—Plentyofieserealuathane's.5l
ashington
edofliorwalkoolored Wis
tugloraeanesrt.
thehrldge. Heins’sorehestra feral-lied,
modesndmarlnYostprempted.
-—'l'heW.C.'r.U.wtllhold astraw- Jamesllesslly.
berry fatival Friday sealing of up.
luiutiarall'mm layer George manna, or so“... mummy”. ad h“ a” Mm.
Norwslk.wasoneofthespeelslaldesino|d00ngregati:‘n’slehur'e.h. hi“
tirelemorlalDayparadest Bridgeport, ”filmy my.“ m“ an
Admidoanelndlngallthiaonlyaocu.
" ma pros-mm mum of monon- comm. and n... members of
weddedrol-wphxrmmm nan-s. Inspechu’ of Bids Practice
Holly. Quartermaster Noyes and Pay.
master Crows, attended the review by
adjntant general and parade of the New
Haw City Battalion, at the New Haven
armory. ‘Ionday night.
-—Ladies' straw sailor hats at Knapp's.
rm“
solute: tfl
.953 80‘ --
Mmmm.
I “it‘ll.” Emil"
sci?
our: WEEK
our: QUART
piamscreensatl’inneo‘s
The weather tomorrow prmntaes to he
generallytalrandsilghtlywnrmerJollowed
The members of Concord Division.
ioned’l'emperanee, are arranging for
afalronJunelliandld.
Noll-IVS PAIR courses.
hr the last res-In lets-l reactor
some. Curtis. wife ofa wealthy
Thecommencemeutexerciaasstthe
11.1, while vidtidg friends.
-—Alloldlawn mowers made good as
new. sharpened and repaired. . Norwalk
w Patter-n Works.
. Patrick Moran wu before Jlntice Bar-
: rett yesterday morning. charged with
drunkenness. lie pleaded guilty and was
amnion. beginning at 2 p’clock.
ounce: BOTTLE "1
isascertained This can be gauged to a
nicety; and. the point ascertained. the
operator fixes a spectacle frame before
cheon at noon on June es. at the Nor- the patient’s eyes. in this there are hol-
walk Opera Home, for the benefit of the low sockets, which are succemively tilled
with lenses until the one which aflords
thegreatestsssistsnce to the right has
The Inasmuch Circle 0‘ King‘s Dau- been ascertained. The lens is gradually
ghtcn oi the New-III Convention-l turned in the socket until it stands at
church MM 0'03 “0 |l “'05! recent that point wherea fixed object becomes
moat distinguishable. It is not necesv
At the Iron loulders' picnic in Stam- nary to dilate upon the science of optics
ford.yeaterday.W. J. Stebb won the one with a View to show how the results are
hundred yard dash and receivedsgold utilized in guiding the operator in de—
termining the peculiar lens heat adapted
to the sight of the patient. It is sufficient
tosay thathythe pron-advert“ to Ir.
Iamshe isenahled toselector manuv
factnre spectaclm or eye glasses which
arresttheprogreasofdecay of thesight
Company F, “a. lull-“‘0 mm in and'furnish the best artificial substitute
line. marched to the m on the West- for unpaired “lion.
portroadthismurning, where they will
spendthedaylurile practiceand drill.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary will give a lun-
UR—OUNOE BOTTLE
This morning, while Henry Beebe, an
employee of the Norwslk lron Works.
wasgrindinga scythe. can end of the
implementsuuck the belt and rebound-
ed, cutting Ilr. Beebe's left hand quite
severely. Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr., attend-
ed to the injury.
William Barnes, formerly employed a
a driver by the liorwalk Horse [hilroad
i. company. i now driving forthe'ham
way company between East and South
Norwalk
lllllcilagge
m ONE LARGE
multimillion
The Sword” club m lad
. uightfrom a four days’ erube in the
i; sharpieflwordllah. 'lhrywantas farsa
A goodly audience a-embled in the
South Norwalk Baptist church londay
minglolbten tothe readings by C.
larshall Darrach. which brought out
his dranmtic ability of depicting
pathetic and humorous situations,
in his reading "'l'ha Cow and the Bish-
op.” hi impersonation was very good.
ilisreadingoflongfellow's poem ”The
Famine" in Blwatha, was pleasing.
thislastlr. Farroll,the pianist of the
evening. accompanied him on the «gun
in a selection ofhis m composition.
llr.l"arrellrendnred "Ilinnet L'Autique."
by Padeunki. with good 91W.
andDeJanou’a "intrude of the Harp.”
received deserved applause. The enter
oftheY.P.8. c. s.,ol the noun";
Baptist church.
Prof. lieynsu and the choir of St.
lary's church gave an excellent concert
at the Norwalk Opera Horne, Monday
night, before a large audience.
vGrmdlauerW.H.larigold,of
Bridgeport, hasappointed W. 8. Keith,
‘ of South Norwalk, a districtdeputyof
thel. 0. 0. 1?. Ir. Keith is apromi-
nent memberof Butler Lodge.
When in Stevens. of Ileadow street.
.1 risitadhiscellernnday morning.he
.. m discovered thatsomeonehad beenthere
' uni Tasmania nnmné‘n uranium
g ofthewindows.
Oat landed Now.
If there are any young people in town
who have a serious notional entering
—Beu end“!- hm" who. “'0 the matrimonial state, they should do so
Iightlunch. Infill-blow 'M' between now and July 1. as the experi-
Whils cleaning hi bicycle, yesterday Man he tried before the latter date
afternoon. Richard G. Hitched caught with maeprotit totheparties interested
anal-him will?" ‘°"
TheOssrmanWheeleompauy. manu- “'9
DOLLAR.
———4»——
Cdlue and see us when you
sauna o'lv’h;'llw in
*‘Stationery.
If we haven’t it in stock we will
get it for you.
i"
be uentl
cents. but fifty cents iaof par value to
married man providing his
ife has not explored his pockets while
t the fee foramamage’
cents, but under a law paw
Legislature a few weeks ago,
the feeisincrcaaed to fl. oang
or woman applying for a license
will not only be compelled topaytbe
dollar, but also to leave his or her auto
Thornaa Colby. son of John 1‘. Fully. S'Ilth- not owe-arr for publication. but
of Norwalk, was returning from iloton
Point on N- hicrcle rested» afternoon have been sworn. but no record in. em
whenhewasruuinto byacarrisgeeow madeof theosth.
taining li- mam Hillard “a m. w- minors could take oath that they had at«
liau Vaughan. He escaped injury, but
his bicycle was badly damaged.
. Therearenowfourofthenew hard
a‘1;coalburnaatolreseensverydayonthe
a Consolidatedrosd. They give the best
3 results, and are pleasing both to the
173 railroadollicialsaudthegsnsrsl public.
u'l'heiruumhersarew
factureraofmeVictorbicycle.snnounee K.
through Gregory Brothers. their local
agents. that they willgiveahandsome cenas
silver service to compete for in the edhythe
NORWALI NEWS.
Eiiiiiil‘i
a
t‘
A Bro-y Indgat Of It... Ins- the
nor-ash Isa at Iowa.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
tonight at the rmidalce of JamssWalsh.
Chestnut street.
William Lawlor ha sold his home and
lot neat to Rev. Dr. Smith's on Spring
Hill, to Philip Peudergast. of New Cau-
aan. who will occupy the premises.
sis?
gal:
Alpha Wheel club's ten mile handicap man
road race. June 17.
:i‘
£41,242 and”
stars?! a
—Huyler's candy, fresh every day, at
my. Oran Plat
n. cums-rum {Ken-db lane's, 51 Washington mm.
___...____ mm...
. m?”
R.ll.l’lalsted
48 Washington St.
scorn NORWALK.
aaaguarantee of good faith.
[lentofore applicants for a license
Macaw """" Yesterday afternoon, while the mem-
hereof Douglasfowler Phat were pas-
singFineh'sdr-ngstorecnthebridge,on
theirwaytotskea emulator Rowaytnn.
a
5'
Under that system
the proper age. but if the question
ll" l ”1““! diedathh l on wasafterwarrls mil-ed thmwsanorec'
This is snentireiynewsrtiolemsdefromwhiteoornand’
finestcorealouthemsrket.‘ Verysinlpleinprepsretionand
takeetwomiuutestohaveitresdyfortho table. To ~ -.,.. ~- f
to every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we H .
, AN ‘ EXPERIENCED [AW
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday, Friday and W
day of this week and give all an urgent invitation to call. ‘
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs.; for 25.5.9:
Telephone call l8-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
Fresh Fish l
law?“
33 Washington St:
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. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEBPLE'S IIIKE‘I'.
18 North lain st., So. Norwalk.
Telephone
FREE llElIVEilV, PEOPLE'S MARKET, F
21 Wall at.. Norwalk
“11,528. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephonecall, 5-7-3.
Wllll. instruction roe.
are particularly
lnvitedto call-ltd
examine the new
llDIES’ - COLUMBIA.
(smmly designed to give its rider
that CHARlll‘SG GRACE and EASE which
characterizes the riders of the
COLUMBIA.
No exercise is so invigorating or beneficial n
Bicycling. but a graceful position and aneaay
running wheel are necessary accompaniments.
The COLUMBIA sup lice both of these wants and is today acknowledged asthe unus-
snorugmfisw
J ACKSON 5“ W‘hlmfifififii‘il‘llfifix‘ “7'
(W .. .
IIISII‘: lllll. JUNE 3, II”.
The prulnptnem and certainty 7»: it;
cures have made Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy famous. It is intended speci-
ally for coughs. colds, croup and whoop
ing coughs. and is the most etfectual
ruined known for these diseases. Mr.
C. B. sin. of Union City. Pa._, says: "I
have a great saloon Chamberlain's Cough
ml“ v . (285%,th
Comedy! Comedyl‘r
EMMA A. lunllws.
The talented elocntlonist of this c
Remedy. I warrant every bottle and
have nererheardaf one failing to gr
entire satisfaction.” 50 cent bottles for
Pitcher's Caetorla.
make her debut upon the stag. in com
drama saturday evening. June 3. seats
company of players from New York. under
BilllllES lEllIlllll HHiillfll.
the Idl-krow director. Plays to he
“The Violin Maker.”
Chl'lren Cry for
Whennahywasdckewegavehermla.
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Pitchcr’s Castorla.
"Silent System.”
“Dead Shot.”
Mrs. Andrews will ease! the leading solos.
15 50, 35. Chamumatl’lab
'u’fhuraday morning. m1! lw
m
Undertheauaplcuofthe
floor Keeper's circle,
0! T}! I K! NG'S DAUGHTB BS.
Milli!“ E'EIIIB. JIIIE 5, m3.
Whenfllewaaamhhabocriedfcrt‘mtork
wmmmamuamgwcm
"5......“ “aha-u- .---¢..—o~sonln
Children Cry for
Children Cry for
at eight o'clock.
“Popping the Question.”
Il88 flilTllA 8TOIE PIIIEO.
Taylor 8: Golden.
BealEstateandlnsurance.
'AIBIRB‘I‘DS nun.
Persons for-lot or house and to
with the m c rchasln arel vited to
call and examine arguing “6:: havean for
the . invited them in and fur- and of the oath, and the registrar had no
Riverstreet.earl thismorn' .
nishedthemallthesodawaterthey y ".8“
forty-four years. The funeral will be
held from St. Mary‘s church Friday
morningatOO'elock.
Sunday afternoon Frank Clarke drove
to William Schlenker's rmidenee at Blue
louutain. and while he w. hitching his
horsethennimal took fright at a dog
away, wrecking the carriage.
mngdmenb have been mmpleted
for aflniah light hetweul Billy Forsyth.
ofDauhury, and 8am Kelley, of New
York.to take place in the vicinity of
Danhury within four weeks. The men
willentrrtheringat llllponnds.
protection.
When the new law goes into eflect the
Will'- Sellout, Chreuee Slauann.Chmt¢r form of the oath will be printed on the
Belleck. and llsaes' land Gregory. Lulu
Gregory. Anna Burr. Flora Footer and the person making a false statement as
3mm, Bhumway. .u of 30...“, en- to any of the questions asked by the reg-
joyed a wagonetto ride to Bridgeport
Charles Ici’heraon. William Hunter,
marriage license. and the r
be compelled to sign it. in this manner
—’l'harrmainder of the fire at” at
0.1]. Barvey’sfurtherreducedluprioe.
Nosuchbcgainssver oilseed in boots
Murillo;
. can be convicted of perjury.
World's late for an Cease or O.
The following has been received by the
Chicago Tribune:
1 beat the Pusey county, Ind. man
0' yesterday. lie made the round trip as
...tr.nssstr§i.§rrnr.
Thishthelastdayforpaylagcltyaud
whodhmiunrdm to avoid the nine
A most interesting performance will percentmnalty. (fitytasesare pay-r
Ilr. and lira. W. 1!. Water, of limb
Iyn. have moved to Norwalk for the
and will reside with Irml’alut-
er’a mother, Ira. Louis Brady,
Berkeleystrut. ll’ Ir. Palmercan db- 0“
poacof his Brooklyn property he will Admin:
locatehrrepumansutly.
launched another fine line of
L lguredlngrainslestweek; also he givenatlnsio menus-y eress- NetollermauSnyder. at so Washing-
ing,when Irazmma A.Andrews.the tonsireehsndachooltsaeatoF.A.‘fol-
well-knownandpopulsr elocntienbt of hatiltillson‘adrngstore,m Washing-
thheity,wlllnlakeh¢ llrstsppeanuoe tonstreet.
on the legs as an m Ira.
Andrewswlassalne the leading roles
in three one-act plays: urn. VIolhl fitfiflfi“
Iaksr,"astrcngromantlcdrama.whieh
,snno assormnt of English
fligjuatthethingfor kitchens
hatltnloms. I guarantee
work to be satisfactory.
in command
Iinovaavenuerar.,.......,....
Ill! at milk exhibit .....
'rwah rol
lhttsradcrac atbuttar
James Webb and It. Florsneanurtts I "u I’m‘mmhmwm
willhemsrrledat the bride's home on 0""
Chatnutatluatmaat Wednmday evar
ingat’lo’cloek.hy the Rev. Olin Bah
leek. rector at Trinity church. flouth
—-'l'hahaknneolC. ll.
Muir-lion»
lIllumination prbmgrsatb reduced.
onerowdedlllladstlen-
tralawharhanaad
Manhattan...
Annmhsroflocslwhasimeatookthelr
firstruntolotonl’uiatflunday. Wheel-
msaaln rrqalradtopay aaadmt-lon
dmmwhlehentitlesthamtoplaes
MM in charga of the ”wheel.
plaesouthernorningcfdans I),atfnll . __ .
floodtide,ahuutll o‘clock, thahoatato ”'W- W l“ W-
row up the rim. rs- Harvard men “I'M'mu'mw
willptothstrquartersatltewlnadon
Isatweeh. Yalawillgotohsrsawad
Wnasnnduauuuanu will be ill- 1" ..
amusements-mummy.
-Japanaeplsaaaeveanat Pinnse'a
V. I. lanthanum”
~Paus eoleswlthparserea-Jasaotlathahleyelsraesatflrasnwlrays‘s
fiswfl-hwnsherdmwmdipdm-t. Opmalnlght. tsrday. lbwsasntldadthstths
Yahand thaeeq-ywlll include
”Minibus-hunted
writtsnhythlsfamoasaathor.” _
nutmwlllbsglvsauadsrths
dlrswlonofChsrlsshseaudM,
B. .
Eff.” County. .0.
New York millionaire res
3th um and .flh gt
ii
wuflauharaaaatllaftsrld
AlolgthadepoafllwhiehWIlllnl’o Wh— Ir. M Irritadou the
m. If. M . M Weadflhalmhlrmlfllllh M Math-WHMJIHM
it
E:
Also an Operetta entitled
"llle Seven 0:: lilies
nd-thedlrection
sale in every panel the city at reasonable
prices-rid terms. ans
Apply to I. A. Wood
motility}. 1.23.} of nan...i {inn};
1‘ No. 3'0 South m street. at. 'lfi.
liss Hermie camp. as
'l‘ih't)
street. riont Norwalk.
nicely furnished rooms to lot with
Ticketslinclndlngrraarradaeatllie. cam
prirl of bath. Inquire at so. "am age and Hand's.
opens at i’lnaao‘a
June 3d. at D o’clock a. m.
V
L. Burbank'a. I] south Mala street.
13‘1”? hormflvn rooms. w
thamlseaorflOrehanlstr-st.‘
;.."'.. 4.. W- . .‘M. .
I‘ My" apartments
J. C. Brows.
III 'lvasmall familyf’mm June lat, four
In a new bran-a on Betta Plat-e. last
walk. inquire hank lily.
all mttage situated at tifalrdeld avenue.
South Norwalk. Kent filo per month. Ao-
ply to C. ll. Coolidge. r )faln street. Snrwalk.
-_ . a . . , Inna noun
FIVE rooms Ilrst floor: live second floor and “
onehouaeof tan ma. Apply 32:”
”3ch m...“ "1.3.... ' as...“ in: midi.
1‘ helmegnsat as to ell) out door
Layton s sacrum furnlshed.
rant Ill. inquire Old We! Co. a Wuh-
team st- a” tf
corrected Immediately
of louder: and Calcutta-
whl unmet-ant to
angle of Karin. la.
(.‘anada. will bola tho
" ItlllBKEIll mm.
anlLllhehaaestahllaIadalaeal
all?
connections. museum. Appl on
.orwal .
Man-n
loJAan urn-t. lanai
ml! f
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firm has lsLastoreanddw-lllng.
Q and It flunth Iain strsat- v
ml 'sttaatad is the my 'il
rink. h Knew-ll.
.. consenting.»-
wreaths-Janet.
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thrust. lay torn. \
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lAl-lsay. lain of Jersey
menttmapflkam'hhl
made
i. this Court try the executors d the
said praying. for reasons marge:
Estate "(J-1mm U.
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