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SPECIAL SALE
CommencingWednesdny,June
chandeontinuing until Satur-
day, July 16, I willsell you
wallpaper atto per cent. less
than-regular price. I have a
dimorhmamrounuu
lwlllsellyouatyonrownprioo.
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right. Alsoduring the month
ofJulwaill hangpaper atzo
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loam vousatGlanovsandsallaero-tho
Mildred”, of.'lHanford80IlndtoBlsek Rock. Rev. W. H.
place,started to-dayfor Wmtl’ointln Tho-no! Who’scovewill preach,
theinleruofthsllevwalklrrmWorks Sundaymnhoardthailsgship.
' ’ _____ ‘ Harrylillnurho issmployedbyDr.
J.P.Francbrecdvedhbeommirm BoI’lllllllrflulmthemlddlsandring
yesterday,investinghimwithmgo fingers of h right hand in a lawn
missehiefsinthseonnelhofthplu-mlsatwsek.andthoendofthe
'uvedOrderdlcrllu, * digiflwfllhlvohbeampulated.
—“Mflym~mhm, Ira Michael Borne, it Benton attest,
wasarrdsd thhmorning forbreseh of
TheKing’sDaughiarsof’l‘rinltyehurcb thepmns. Sheplsadednotguiltyhefore
lmvelmdaportiou ofthestssple of the JufiesBarrett,andthecasswmeontln-
chth BobsrtWood,ssxton nsduntll to-morrowmorniugatflo'clock.
ofthschareh,wasthsartht.
—Pure meant and peach fruit, sure
(hrgomofmtarobsingd'ncharged everyonewillsuit, lane‘s.
atWilsonPointandluthiscityforRay-
mondBrnthas. Theyare discharging, Thmmhsoollli- AliooPlomce
aho,acargooflwickin8tamford. Hallocknlllllhh 0' '5 Ind “'3-
Charim P. Eallock, to James Emory
—-lr..lohnB.Dakin,pianotunsr,will Stevsmisannonnsed totskeplacelfon—
beat thalahackemollotsl for twoor day afternoon,July or,» ho'elock, in
throodays. Order-fertnningaddmd thefirstlethodist Episoopalchurch.
tohimat thohotel will be attendedto
mulls.
Martin Campbell, of «ii: Pacific street,
Brooklyn, who was struck by lightning,
Saturday night, and instantly killed,had.
for the past fourteen years, spent the
nmmn-attbehomeofA. I. Bosrom. 5
VanZandt avenue, East Norwalk. He
had many friends in town.
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crustatmlinefrs inNestven harbor.
nesteamer is nowthe propertyofths
Consolidatsdroad.
Thefillt
m“““‘“’h°”h°m The appointment orctpurn Hendris
as the additional majorof tbeFonrth
regiment was made yutmlay by the ad-
jntant general. and First lieutenant
Pitch wasorderedtoholdanelsction for
_ . captain. It is rumored that Lieutenant
lean-WW‘ Fitchwill hemadecaptaiu.andSeoond
Hackman Wuton’s horas took fright Lieutenant Johnson first lieutenant.
ata trolley car on Washington street.
ymterday aftmnoon, and before he could
control the animl the coupe collided
thissmonthanfay-rsbecaussoftbeir
earlyarrival.
-Another carloadofwagons justar-
vived. Buggiss.phaetons,spindles,can~
two spokmoutofthehindwheelofthe
stranger’swagon.
In ashort time travelers over the Con-
solidated road will have the privilege of
Quality best;priemthelowrat. Call and
examine them. lather Wright, corner
Madison and Franklin streets.
partaking of a good dinner, served on [WIWALK NEWS.
theirtripfromNew Yorkie lieutenant!
iromthehubtothsmetlopolh. Thus
A Bra-y Budget of Items Irotm the
W Indofl’own.
diningcarswillberunonthenewflyers
. Thelirstiolleycarnnup Beldeuave-
"M m” n” ”P hm“ “” ”m” nue to-day at 12:30 o'clock.
mlststionsinfivehonrs.
The charmingly cool weathsrin the
Atlanticstatesis likelytobssnoceeded
beforsthemiddle of the weekbyade
cided"warmwave." Ferhnately,how-
evsr,thealrinthisregtonisaofree
frommoisturethat it will taksthssun
until Wednmday afternoon to makeit
verysnltryandeppesiva.
~flave you tried Lane's pineapple
cream,madeofthsfruit.
Watermelon will be served at the
meetingoftheAlphasthis evening.
Buckingham Post’s clambake, an-
nonnesd for next week Wednesday, has
been postponed. The time and place
willbomadeknownlater.
'l'beiirst annlvsrmryof the Painters'
Unionwillheheldtonightin the Boat
of’l'emprranesflall. Theoillosrsof all
tiretradeunionsintown have been in-
vitsd.
lnthsiirstroundofthsliniokuboshsr
Tennb club’s hrurnament stlfsw York.
yeaterday,llomBurehrd,ofBouth Nor-
walk,owehalfilftssn.beat 8.3.11”-
wood, Conuatl’ark'fwatlsclnbmcrstoh,
0-8,”;1'. A. lookwood. of Norwalk.
owsqsuhrflMbth.B.ltatl-hnn. “.thth 4 ’0‘" in
Chester , ~s.
Enlhnkelnbsulwhflo h 4 Will“!-
s. a. Woodward r- ear out into Wmdhabinhhrbrnv-
hikilnglotathapropsrtysonthofths ham-Imb- Auk-Inklin-
hassballponnbsndhassamsdthstwo mm!» __
avsanuwushrsssthronghltaftsrtwo .wom,Wsdnssrlay,at!p.m..
ofhhfrimhlsnnswutsandwlk. ”mm filth um W“
mmvflIhMo-h w- theBostonstors.lfos-wslk,thsfollowing
has in a few months. kasscttoaof
'lhomthalshandED. Woleott.
oftheAlpbaWheelclnb, rode to Dan-
buryinonshourandninstesn minutes,
hat "wing, breaking all preview re-
cords.
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
9- w- 3‘ ’7'“ "" M W“ Highcstofall in naming Portico—Latest U. s. am Report.
W at Booth Wilton.
“No applicant appmrsd brfors the 88!
aminlng board at tlrellorwalk postoflloe, '
SaturdayJotakathsolvll
ambition. "~
I. totem-coo. of lions-ll. rm
service ex-
startlfi-Buntar,fioraeeE.andPickett “
hmwmkraees, Boston,wlrioh 4
open thkafternoon.
4M arms; plenty of it at lane’s.
The mlovinga'hd law abiding rssi~
dents of the Gobble llill distrietoonr~
phhthatliquorisbelngsoldlnabouss
inthatvimultywithoutaeonnty license.
no plans, theysay,ls partieularlyob-
jeetiousblaonfionday.
Coneord Divhlen, No.8, 8. of '1‘., met
lastevsnlngsnd installed the following
oils-s: W. A.,Ella Worden; 1?. 8.,8.
H. Richmond, Jr.;A. 8. Vincent Olm~
stead; F. 8., William Kellogg: treasurer,
William Pryor; chaplain. Mrs. l... R
Juns;oonductov, Ins. ll. Richmond;
A. conductor, Clara Whitley; 'l'. 8..
Howard Wordtlt; 0. 8., Jonas Worden.
«You will and on the “bargain table"
at the BostonStaeJorwalk, tomorrow,
40-h. allwool dive-goods atfic.yard. '
Thelotconihofflaanheviota,“
swgsninplalngeodsntfipssmlatdsand
mixtures. This 5 a chance withouta
perrorparallsl.
Pasasngers on the trolley car which
arrived at Norwalk at 8.1!) o'clocklsst
evening were delayed fifteen minutes at
Gregory's livery stable, East Norwalk.
Omofthsmotorsouearllmawu
burned out and she was run luck to the
stables. In taking the switch the m
jumped the track and it required some
hard work to get her back ontherails.
While the men were trying to jump the
car back there was a beautiful electrical
display.
—A lantern fete for the benefit of the
West art-sue chapel will be held by St.
Paul’s Chapter, Daughters of the King,
Wednesday, July 12, from live to ten,
weather permitting, at the residence of
Mrs. Samuel Daskam, l2-i East avenue.
If stormy the next fair evening.
A ten-mile handicap race will he held
on theDanbury fair ground-July lit. A
number of Norwalk riders have entered.
The print. area silver ice pitcher and
cup, picture and frame, oil painting,
violin outfit, ornamental lamp, mantel
olock.orange spoons, orange knifeand
spoons, gold cut! buttons.aalt and pop—
psrsrt, bicycle lamp. silk umbrella. and
slow minorpriaes. AM goldmedal
willbe given to the rider making the
fastest time over the course. Entries
close July 12.
At the meeting of the oilicers of St.
Paul’s Sunday school, last night. it was
decided to hold the Sunday school picnic
at Roton Point about the20thofthis
month. Nodellnitedatecouldbeset as
it '- not known whether thopointhss
beenengaged fovany otbsvexeursionon
tbstdate. Arrangements with the sec-
retaryof the Return Point Improvement
company are to be made foradatess
near the son: as po-lbls. It wasdecided
that the Sunday schoolgolnaateamer
from Hill's Water street dock.
—Largeststook ofwsgonsandlnwest
prior- atLuthsv Wright's.eorner ladi-
soaand Ytankllnstrm Anothsr ear-
Ioad justlrrivsd. Wetakagrmtpleas-
urs inshowing thsmwhether yonpur-
obs-ornat-
To-dayhtbsannivsrsaryof theburn-
ingofliorwalkbyOsmral'lvyon in
ms. liev.C.l.lelsekownsthechair
whichwas taksnontopof Grumman's
smooth“ brib- lorll me!
New York and major general of the
”I“ "1-,: during a” Milli-tint.
lbs-mspwsenlsalsothsoustodianof
ths family chair of Captahr Staph-r
Beth. who. on July it, it‘ll, rut-5d
'ltyonhadvanesandmhwutmllyhsttlsd
with the errstsy from mung until
Oilesr howls It. Jana wasealld to
liral‘vsdariek B. Knapp’srsstdsnoson
Westport avsaus yssnrdsy afternoon.
She claimed thataeolud do-utieh
lameness-mum
her. On thsothw hand. Ira. Adams
toldtheellssrflratthsxnapp children
took ar- ena-tars. aftwadvldagths
savaattokssphthskosss.
Orv—Md
eummminwidrom wwnou'nnnmmaono’um
markstldown
touch.
man
‘1»—
Tbo tramway cars carried npward'of
2,100 passengers last Sunday.
Mrs. Bodient, Worthy Associate of
Bhippan Division, Bonn of Temperance,
of Stamford, visited iioncord Division,
No. 2. last evening.
The amount of claims allowed tothe
creditors of theBaugatuok Iron Works
company is $40,340.81. The cash on
hand. after the preferred claims and
other expenses have been paid, is 82,-
5412”. The probate court has accord-
ingly ordered adividsnd of 8: percent.
tobepaidtothegeneral creditors.
—-Every one likes our coffee, lane's.
("Ell Till! RIVER.
laws and Gossip of the Day In last
low-all.
Frank B. Hoyt has been appointed
assistant postmasterof the East Norwalk
oilice.
Rev. ll. H. ’lucker, the evangelist,
will preach at the Advent church in
Bridgeport, this evening at 7:45.
Mus. M. B. Sopsr, of Henry street, and
Mrs. Herbert V. Carr. of Second avenue,
are enjoying a bicycling tour on Staten
island,
Rev 0. Apitz held another service in
Cliff hotel, Westport, Sunday afternoon.
lie expects to maintain the services
every Sunday ati p. m. and hopes all
residentGermans will avail themselves
of the opportunity.
BDWAY'I'ON.
Mr. Smith. of Brooklyn, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
Tooker.
Rev. Robert Collyer, of Brooklyn,
made an addrem in the Baptist church,
Sunday morning.
ll. B. Wallace and family, of Bridge-
port, are occupying their summer cot~
tag» at Pine Point.
A night blooming oereusat the home
of Richard H. Boylston, was admired by
a large number of people Sunday even-
rug.
Michael E. Gibbons. station agent at
the Consolidated depot here, was noti-
fied today that hehadbeen appointed
postmaster in place of E. Themes.
Edward Lndrigan‘s horse, which got
east in his stable last week. fall into the
canal above Boylston's carriage factory,
Saturday afternoon. and had to be shot.
William Feller and his family, of
Brooklyn, are the goats of his brother,
John D. Feller. He assisted at the even-
ing service in the Methodist church,
Sunday night.
Frank Lynch and E. Thomn have
purchased the Alonzo St. John place
from Mm. Stephen Minor, consisting of
the old homestead and fourteen acres of
land. Two new streets will be cut
through and the entire property divided
into building lots.
Editor Stuffed: A few weeks ago we
read in your valuable Impar or uh death
ofahorsebelonglngtollobsrt Dibble,of
this place. The following days friend
of his very kindly started a subscription
paper for him, his own name heading
the list with a geomor- amount. Within
a Qort times stimulant sum was raised
wit which to puritans anothw horse.
Ir. Dlhblshokatrlp to the oltyand
hhbnhhwmbofmsoml. We.
mmhsulb-malwhdatlmsta‘flrank
yon"inpwssnrwhylsttsrlayoarpapsr.
As ystws has-streamed snehrhut
autumn-osmosis.
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thtflattsanorthatotnmia‘rkeddown ‘
~ , ' FinsGingham wortbaototos..markeddown, selects.
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unmixed.
soall. Wears
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surrr’Prr
pntinssan. Onoe'triediwillalwall have
or rurt‘rnrrr.é '
Trythm'l‘imssaregethng' better;wenrefnllofbnslnsss d
thetimo. Wesresellrng’ finePotatoesatsiie
25c; extrnlargsprnnes,21bs.for250ts.;4lbs.
Butter formdollnr,endnmnerousothorbarznins.
are drstclsss, andthe bestarotheoheapest.
Telephone-
peerwrrs;
call I 3-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. ‘
33 Washington St.
DOWN, DOWN, 00wa
on THE PRICES 0F IIIEIITS.
Yes, business is dull and toliven it up we offer sirloin n
porterhouse, 18; round, 14; shoulder, 10; rib
4 3 ring lomb’s hind unrter,
line of fresh
t rs-
roast, 12}; plate, a:
18 cents; fore, 12; l of motto 1
, fruits, vegetables, etc., cogs n, . 5
an.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEflPlE'S MIIKET. FIEE llEllVElll, PEIIPLE'S IIIIET,
‘— 13 Nor}: Mam m$5gaorwrlslh _ teed. 4 3140 Wall “ELEV-7'3,
(knoll. Thomcrementwssadminiatsred.
The household furniture of the late
James M. Abbott will be sold at public
auction Tuesday morning at it) o'clock.
The Abraham Williams place was pur-
chased Saturday by the Consolidated
Railrom company. Chris Larsen, the
occupant, has been notified to vacate
within two months.
COLUMBIA MODEL 30.
s
It Becoming lots Popular Every
Day Amongst llirselrrrsn.
Poetmnsler Everett moved the pool- The llernami is constantly Increasing for title Elegant little Ilrssi
office last night from Thaddeus Bell's
building to the new office opposite the
depot. Miss Lizzie Dunn is in charge
and will be assistrd for a few weeks by
Ralph Bindley. The postmaster will
also keep a stock of stationery, papers.
etc.
Michael S. Sheridan died last evening
at 8 o'clock in the hospital at Fitch‘s
Soldiers‘ Home. Sheridan was at one
time prominent in the politics of Bridge-
port. held many offices under the city
government and was one of the best
known men in the community. He was
also at one period employed as an edi-
torial writer on one of the local news-
paper's in that city. For u long time he
badbeen failing in health and hrs decesse
had been expected. His death was di-
rectly due to Bright's disease. He was
fortyiiVe years of age. He served with
bravery in the civil war.
PERSONAL MENTIOS.
Pleasant Paragraphs About Our and
Other People's lrtanda.
Mrs. Walter Miner and children, of
Norwalk, are visiting in Ansonin.
Edwin Bennett, of New York, is visit-
ing relatives on East avenue.
Assistant Postmaster William Malone,
of the Norwslk omce, is taking a vaca-
tion,
Giles A. Gregory and family have re-
turned from seen voyage to Binghnrn.
Heine.
Miss Mamie A. Lynch. of Step Rock
road. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Attridge,
at Orange, N. J.
Miss Antionett Williams, of Dnnhury.
is a guest of Mira Helen Gregory. of
Weetport avenue.
Mm Benedict, of Stamford. is spend-
ing a few days with her aunt. Mrs. N. E.
Peck. of River street.
that Margaret llowuey returned home
last evening after spending a week with
friends in New Haven.
Misses Katie Reynolds, Jennie Roy-
nolds and Katie Fox. of Ilelden street,
are visiting friends in Danbury.
Mim Mabel Raymond, of \thiugton
street, has returned from a week's visit
with friends in Yonkers, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah O'Brien, of
South Norwalk, were entertained Sunday
by their parents in Birmingham.
Mrs. Lewis llanford and daughter. of
Norwaik, are visiting at Cyrus llanfonl's
on Lake avenue—llanbury News.
Misses Mantle and lagxiefirrell, of
Spring street. have returned from a
week‘s visrt with friends in New York.
Fred (insowskl, who has been the
guest of his parents on Main uroet, Nor-
walk, returned to New York city thb
morning.
Mr. and In C. B. Coolidge, of High
street. Norwslk, are entertaining tiles
Catherine Gunildge, of Boston, and
Frank W. Owens. of Baursville, N. Y.
lr.andln..lohnn.'l‘oothillandtwo
children. accompanied by Iliss Annie
()mpbell, who have been visiting
friends in Walden, N. Y., returned last
night. _______
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0““ AT JACKSON BRO’S.
58 wall street.
Norwalk. Conn. mm,
Elder S. 8. Beaver, of chllisterville,
JuniattaCo.. Pn..says his wife is sub-
ject to crump in the stomach. last sum.
mer she tried Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhwa Remedy for it. and
was much pleased with the speedy re
lief itstfonded. She has rince used it
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. Forsnle by G. C Stilison
druggist; *
My little boy was very bad off for
two months with diarrhoea. We had
used various medicines, also called in
two doctors, but nothing done him any
good until we used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera nod Diarrhoea Remedy, which
gave immediate relief and soon cured
him. I consider it the best medicine
made end can conscientiously recom-
mend it to all who need a diarrhoea or
calls medicine. J. E. Hare, Trenton,
Tex. 25am! 500cm bottles for sale by
G. C. Stillsou. druggist.
if a New York millionaire grves a din-
ner at 5th avenue and mmeetmosting
8700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these poo is $1,456.00 in doc-
tors' bills finall have to pay 85.00
each for Cactus Bl Core to cure them,
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
inquire at Plaisted's drug store, where
you my here the solved and
get information about 0 rctus Blood Cure.
Last fall I was taken with a kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful drnrrhuas. Scat after my
wife's sister, who lived us, was taken in
the same way. We used almost ever-
us try Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remed , which we did, and
that cured us rig t away. I think much
of it as it did for me what it was recom
mended to do. John Hauler, Bettie],
Burke (10., Pa. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for solo by U. C. Stillson, druggist.
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children Cry for
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at the
what would be the saving per capita if
thing without benefit. Then] said, let‘ -
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHER 6103 m-
Persons lookin foralot or buns
with the view oi pore n .are luv-lgdki‘d
call and examine our list. “is have them for
aaleinevery panofthecityatrvaaoubla
prices and on user terms.
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Sold‘C heap.
IIanIord’s Floral Hall.
mention;
Free ! Free!
HOUSE WORTH’B
HI'H'IALIST 01' Tim "I.
Will he at our store and will examiner-free.
A. W. AUSTIN.
Grand Excursion
SEA BEACH,
Concy Island.
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David Stow,
Norwalk Chronicler