illsthhhomscaOederelrsst.
ran enormous amorous.
Pilgrim W. 9‘. U. A it. will
This. ,,
Adaughtsr was born, yesterday,to
unandifrs. Charles A. Beviland, of
Lincoln avenue, Norwalk.
or” “threes ‘lbsy see and lens
is m. seats Isrnlk and
W Burial mu Diurnal Journey.
lens so and cows 'l'ewn.
. ‘2 s *walk City Council will meet
em 8. J. Wadhams has purchased
Massacre! horses.
--It would pay you before purchasing
a bicycle to , ' thseildvpoond Hart-
ford at .110. at Seeley’e Norwaik.
“Philip Martin. of Belden street,
very‘slok with congestion.
Rev. '1'. K. Noble preached at Dr.
Smith's sanitariugficntb Wilton, yes-
terday afternoon.
The Naval Cadbts or the Norwelk Bap-
tist church will drill to-nigbt in the rear
'of the church.
New
' the wt
corset fa
.4
Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Neil
chosen. of Connecticut avenue, yester-
Norwalk wear rents are due and pay-
:shie at the oillce of the Water Commis-
» “smoothly meeting of the Germania
,‘ fimngerhund will be held tonight, in their
hall on the bridge.
Aregulermeeting of the South Nor-
walk Boards! Councilmen will be held
‘ tonight at 7180 o’clock.
hinge on being Placed over
we of Roth 0." Goldschmidt’e
ry.
The Peoples .Restaurahta‘vw. E. Col-
lins proprietor, was opened Saturday at
the corner of North Main and Ann
streets. __
The members of the Old Folks' Whist
club will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Smith, of Wall street, Tuesday
night.
The Norwuk Boston store in}. just had
their delivery wagon handsomely decor-
ated and lettered by Henry Tilly.
—-Mrs. Meggie‘won the box of candy
at Lane’s, Saturday. The correct num-
ber, which was 71). was guessed.
Colfax Encampment will meet tonight. .
Members are requested to meet at the
lodge round" at 7 o'clock for rehearsal. .
Ninesfrcm the Y. M. C. A. and the
Norwelk Military Institute will engage
in another-genteel ball on- Wednesday.
A Laboring Men's Union will be
formed at a meeting to be held in the
Sons of St. George Bell, on Main streetv
Norwalk, tonight;
The remains of the late William (ilass,
which have been in the receiving vault,
were interred in Riverside cemetery, Sat-
urday afternoon.
A wheel came of! of Smith‘s express
wagon, Saturday afternoon on West av-
enue, causing the proprietor considerable
delay.
An entertainment and social will be
given Wednesday evening at the resi-
canon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanBuren,
on West avenue.
A pound party will be giveh tomorrow
night by the Mission Circle of Trinity
church, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
N. Smith, Bayvisw avenue.
-—'1'ry our pure vanilla Ice Cream.
lane's.
The South Norwalk Boston store has
purchased the entire millinery stock of
Him M. Cannagb. Miss Cavenagh has
gone out of the business.
Mhs Blida Aall, a teacher at the
Franklin Street school. is confined to her
home with a alight illness. Him May
Rigby is substituting for Miss Ball.
Pedro Guerrero. of Danbury, was in
South Norwalk this morning. to chal-
lumen. Lemegelli, the winner of the
broad sword contest, last Saturday.
The Arlen Singing society will tender
a benefit concert and ball to their leader,
Professor Richard Vogler, tonight, at
their hall‘on Madison 1mg, Buckingham Post. G. A. R., will at-
tend Chaplain IioCahe's lecture at the
Norwalk Methodist church. tonight,
meeting at the Poet rooms at 7 o'clock.
Professor B. Russell Throckmcrtoo. of
the Knickerbocker Conservatory. New
York, was the guest,yosterday, of James
Fitzgerald, at the Mahackemo Hotel.
Members of the Advent ( liristian
church will hold a cottage prayer meet-
ing tomorrow night at 7 :80 o‘clock at the
residence of E. .O. Smith, Union street.
Cabal Wood has been appointed a com-
mittee by Douglas Fowler Post, G. A.
3.. tosolicit funds for the purchase of a
flag. He will probably see some of our
bluinees men this week.
-Plenty of candy. at Lane's.
——Mothers can feed their children on
Lane's 11x1 cream. Try it and prove it.
The work of rebuilding the Norwalk
street railway system was actively com-
menced at Winnipauk,’ this morning,
with fifty-four men as work. More men
will soon be employed.
Company C, of Stamford, expect to
console Norwalk and hold a battalion
drill with Company D, next Monday
night. Whether the company will
march over has not yet been decided.
Saturday afternoon Chief of Police
Bradley. of Norwalk, arrested Daniel
Koogb,of East Norwalk, for intoxica-
tion. This morning Justim Barrettiined
him :5 and costs, which be paid.
The condition of Mrs. Daniel Oster-
banks, of Holden avenue, who has been
dangerously ill. the result of a paralytic
stroke, is somewhat improved. She is
still confined to her bed. however. as the
shock has rendered her limbs useless.
The Doorkeepers' Circle of King's
Daughters, of the Norwalk ('ongrega-
tional church, who have given so many
excellent entertaining“, are now arrang-
ing to give a musical at an early «late.
-TheWomen's Exchange gives notice to
patrons and oonsignon that it will here-
after be open for the sale of domestic and
fadcy articles every Wednesday and Set-
urday until further notice.
The Norwalk Street Railwal corn-
pany’e premiums for the biggest’ increase
in fares over the preceding week went
toConductor Gould Hoyt and Driver
Walter H. Smith. Street and Lane were
second.
Theeiub for young women will meet
at the home of Kim Vcahnrg, 72 Spring
street. Wednesday night at 7:80 o'clock.
The vote on the question of diebending
will be taken. It lseiocerely hoped that .
no member will fall to be present.
-em...’ .9...“
--It would pay you before purchasing
ole to inspect the ”opened Hart-
ford at .110. at Seeley‘s, Norwalk.
At the meeting of the Central Circle of
King's Daughters of the Norwalk Con-
gregaiioml church, held in the chapel
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. A. J. Meeker
was elected secretary, vice Mrs. ii
Willis White resignod.
W. S. Weds, the popular butcher of
Elm Grove market. has his new butcher
wagon ready for service. and can beseen
driving around the city attending to busi-
ness. Every one says, "isn't it grand."
It isanotber wagon from Luther Wright's
repository.
The children's illustrated lectures
which Rev. B. 0. Sherwood has been
giving Tuesday evenings, will bestowed.
but will be resumed in the fail.» the
length oi the days at present renders it
lmpomibie to use theaterlopticon until a
late hour, and it is not deemed advisable
iokeeothelittioonesso late.
There will be a hearing before the
County Commissioners, at iiowayton,
next Thrusday at 10 o'clock. on a remun-
strance against granting a license to
SemulGayior. Attorney Frost appears
for the remonetrente.
A number of Norwalk young melt were
playing ball on the grounds of the Nor-
waik Military institute, last Saturday
afternoon. The game was brought to an
unexpected and by Chief of Police limb
lay, who ordered the players in vacate
w‘i‘he well-known S. Spiro, formerly
lathe furniture bminess at 23 North
Main street, has opened withafull
line of hanihome stock, now and sinned-
haudJntbestore underthe o. a. 11. “M W“ 1....
Hell, Washington street bridge. «(load for your children, lane's pars
. mm.» “- ice cream
W.-- vs...»-
At the close of the serviso at the N01»
walk (hagrsgatlcnal church, int night,
anumhorol the members“ the congre-
gsflon malaise to eouyatulate Miss
Modem. the new orgalrlst, upon
The gsassal committee having charge
of thawing celebration of horwala’s
twohundrsd uni fertyefourth shelves»
,l‘sexcellentwayls whichshs bed ere.
“flatworm
easement stthdrnswnall,
A danghtor was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan, of Stuart
.VOBIIC.
——It would pay you before purchasing
abicycle to inspect the 28 pound Hart-
ford at $110, at Seeley’s Norwalk
Was-'—
Another infant has come to brighten
the Allen House, Chapel street.
The Woman's Relief Corps, of Douglas
Fowler Post. at a recent meeting, decid-
ed to hold a picnic at the Soldiers’ Home
in the near future. The date will be set-
tled at their next meeting.
The membership committee of the Nor-
wallr Lawn Tennis club met this. after-
noon at the club's casino and elected seven
new members. The board of managert‘
will meet tonight to make arrangements
for the coming season.
An Experience With Burglar-s.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Jackson, of
Chicago, formerly of Norwalk, had an
experience with burglars last Tuesday;
night. Mrs. Jackson was awakened by
some one reaching under her pillow, and
looking up behold a stalwart negro in
the act of trying to get her jewelry
which was under her head. She did not!
become frightened and faint, but sud-
denly exclaimed. “For pity sake!" This
aroused her husband, who saw the bur.
glar making for the door with his pants
under his arm and his gold watch in his
hand. Mr. Jackson started in pursuit
he jumped out of a window and made‘
the pants on the floor.
Woman‘s Bis-rd of Missions.
Branch of the Women‘s Board of Mia
church, Stamford. tomorrow from 9:30
a. m. to 4 p. m. A basket luncheon will
be served at 12:80 o'clock. The speakers
are Miss J. (l. Evans, of Tungcho. China;
Miss Child, of Bosnia, and Mrs. F. (‘1.
Bond, of Monaeelr, Bulgaria. Half-fare
on return ticket is offered to all who at-
tend the meeting.
Norwalk Congregatihnal church will go
down on the 9:03 and 9:36 a. m. trains,
returning in the afternoon.
Where the Tide Blaes and Pall-1.
The schooner T. King, which recently
put into this port with a load of bricks
from ilaveretrew, N. Y.. for John H.
Ferris. sprung aleak, yesterday. and
was towed down the river by a tug. She
was beached at Iiorlon's Point, and a
force of men will be put to work on her
immediately.
(icorge R. VanAlstyne's new yacht
was brought down to the shore, lust Sat-
urday, and the finishing touches will be
put on her as rapidly as mible. (leorgefluas.
T. Carr will begin the iron work tomor-
days.
to urcanal- boats, tlieJohni‘. Meruind,
Fred Mot")won,all belonging to Charles
Iii-Williams.of New Haven. and, with
the exception of the last named, with
cargmfor John H. i-‘crris. are in the
harbor.
The A. Ti. Peary, 0f Philadelphia, 11
large schooner, is at Wilson Point with a
(ergo of cool for Raymond Brothers.
William Taylor is erecting a new cabin
on the Freddie W. Decker, which islying
in the harbor.
laase of the Norms“: Hotel.
ticorge C. Lockwmd. proprietor of the
Norwulk Hotel, will loose the hotel prop-
erty, Juno 1, to C. ii. Tuttle and wife. of
tllollot‘lman lloiiso, Derby. The pres—
ent furnishings, owned by Mr Mi'i’hcr-
son. the former landlord, will be when
out and the building refurbished from
gamt to collar with modern furniture.
Sanitary and other improvements will
also be made about the building.
1. W. (l 1'.‘ tutorialamenl.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
pushes Union will hold an entertain-
ment tomorrow night at theGongrsgar
m church parlors. The programme
will consist of readings andsougs, illus-c
tested by the emoticon. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
attend. ' No admissionwlll bscbarged
butaoolleetlonwiil hstahentoheipda-
fray sapsnsen W”
Ilesea Is a nirs nag.
John Oskes,swaltsrin0arl serum
cafe on Railroad phat, was walking
down Waterman, May afternoon,
whllalargobirddogowned by Gaspar
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tweveryssvsrswouniis on fir. and
isfthand. The member has swallow
draw" causes Ir. Oates consider.
the horns of Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Brien, ,
David Hughes,ofChestnut street,Nor-
walk, is seriously ill at the home of his ,
father~in~law, Edgar Bloomer, in Wiltdhii ;
and chased the fellow down stairs, when” 1
his escape with the watch. but dropped, .
The annual meeting of the New Haven '
alone will he held in the Congregational ?
Theladlee of the '
row,andcxpects to finish her in :1 few '1
Henry J. Devenny. Horace Jackson and '
, tougvetbis week,» ’u‘
l
7: :mrtnreatofseaaonod
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Dlsflgured by Eruptions
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Area's SARSAPABILLA
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ago, i was in 11
terrible condi- 0
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mor, or crop .
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hroke out all j,
over my face .
and body See- '
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many of others .‘
I, as to the em. '
racy of Ayer's
81151111111111. in like cases. I concluded o
to give this 111011111111 11 trial. and the -
result was a llmmngli Clil't. no sign of o
the complaint making its appearance .
sl11ce.l have no llisllitiloll in l't'cnll'i- 0
mending Ayt-l'sl Sumparillii for any 0
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1 We have just received a large invoice
of'fdl. B. Hasbrouck's.
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and 1.111 sell the lot at" '1c per box We
have .1011 boxes Golden Fleece, 200 Crush-r
ed Bond,.'10 Anetbist, 50 Sea Shell. It
. wear Shirts 25c, Drawers,
WILL BUY A
UIT
Much better than you have any idea of 1111111
yen call and see What a good one '
111111810131 llllllS.
Will sell at that price. N 0 need saying any-
thing about the better ones this time; you
know you can get them here as Well.
Outinfili‘ lannelShirts, 25 cents ,Negligee)
Shirts Sti Collars and Cuffs attached, $1;
Colored Shirts, Starched 13030111, 2 Collars ‘ "
and, 1 p.1' Cuifs,$1; Good Balbriggan Under-
250; Children’s
Eaton Suite with Silk Shawl Ubilalrs, $4, very
New, Cool and Pretty.
Money back if purchase 13 not satisfac-
tory. Stores open evenings.
Straw Hats Ready.
ARE YOU?
BBMSTMK 111108,
11180111 11111111,
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14 111111 11111 $11111.
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wens last long. Come early.
1
The water when freely need is a positive
for Kidney, Liver and Bladder Disease:
papa“ indigestion. Rheumatism an
Tydphol and other rover-sit
(inlays in free action.
“mall be mailed upon a p lcationfla;
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WATER PllWEll.
cliyomyant your horse clipped quick and
W. MCQuhae,
as North Main 91..
3-3 south Norwaik.
H. B. HOOD.
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lharles E. Seymour,
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THE BIGGEST TIFFEIT YET.
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ireliable goods, sold at their true value, with satisfaction' in both
We offer you the most of the best goods for the least money
of any house in this city We have nothing to give away, there-
fore you are not obliged to pay for an article you don’t want, nor
are you compelled to cm a food whose qualitylhaa been cheapen.
ed to make up the cost of those so-called free presents. We offer
in quality and price guaranteed. Our fancy Creamery Butter
can't be beat; 25c 1b., ii lbs. $1. 00. Northiield Creamery in half-
pound prints, .lOc lb Fancy Home Potatoes, 85c bu. Fresh Ag.
g‘paragus, Lettuce, Radishes, Pieplant, Pineapples and all other
kinds of Fuit and \ egetables that the market affords.
LEGO WITH THE 0110110 T0
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DIME!
83 'Mfllflflml "II“. I0”! IOBWALK.
we RISE roux-111.111.1111:
icontrsi ted with ll M l'lllow.of Wilton. to vacate s
{caivasmmitnaell the surplus tommootlu butchers. He effigy :1: 11.121; dam" mg
(antrllmh'urwalk butihers real that as been on ntaminatedb it [DELI-“In“
“(mt \Vhatlstho consequence? We will retail veal at who i a prime. “ListoA
hind 1‘uarter.I mils-J ibrsast ending, eta: breast. We 11.
11118 ola.:l.l idiot. islets. ca vss bral as (buy them butchersldo 0.111s“ pin
heart 1scu.ivw.s1ou.swssibr lilo/ts. The noble is ”its?!” to '11:... M1,.
finmhisst
quality of goods we lend both cities.t 1 MW
”Bit/or mung?“
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sure every Tuesday mornlna. in
let silver your orders.
!.mud horsebal r Sesaurw
i twice dowry 1 mlfiév We’ll“. lsiuk or swim. fall cOT'NDI‘IMFNLh by 111111111. uu‘lusial
f. Veal w Forth ls week. North
(‘11.
1rwyiw Bluefish. 11 0111.; 13111111111 steak. 0 etc.0 finest goals oasart
E. J. WADHAMS. Pronrletor,
PEDPTE'O IIIKET:
11 Wallet. Norwalk
”Willi“ no.
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I 18 North Main et.. So. Norwalk.
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J. 1). assumes. illicit school hm
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