I'Blydenberg and Charles Hunt.
BI THE EiS'l SIDE
l) 9088!? DF’Tllli llAY lI
‘ ‘ It“ NOBWALI.
‘ mm Week of e ferty of Isis-
mine—cs lei? the lime Island
‘ Grands-Joan. America Opens
ml I. Inna—Other lvalte.
“memo-s nightspertyof
on “My removed thestones
W‘twntsem‘plaguhmorosoor
from the commencement exer-
held in South Norwelk discovered
childish and densely act entire
M them. which were, while on
the m. dangerous to predestriens.
there were electric lights along this
Wists. and there should be. no
. acts would. perhaps, bepsrpetratsd,
if they were they could notbe the
of someOne falling over obstruc-
Mkutheosseisstalght. .
The improvements in front of William
My finished. The curb and gutter
completed Tuesday; the fence has
. hemreplacedand painted, andthehouse
alsotobe beautifled byanewdressof
Wu] andalreadypreeents a very neat
was. The work on the additions
the. house are completed, and the con-
"We! .thewalkisnow under way.
'Theylre off!" wacgthe cry from a
w. this morning. as theBeaBird left
fa“ the Block Island fishing grounds.
Bhe was full rigged and sailed down the
harbor like a proud white swan. The
crew was composed of Captain Charles
will be gone about three weeks.
____..__._..
James Smith, familiarly called “Long
Jim," will accompany Mr. Hoyt to the
solitude of Naugatuck valley. . The deli-
‘cahe state of Mr. Smith’s health necessi-
tates an imnmdiate change. He will re~
, sign his position at Sch‘aub‘e meat mar-
ket on the bridge, Saturday night. Mr.
Hoyt will leave here at the same time.
J. H. Bundle, the VanZandt avenue
‘ halter. came out yesterday with a hand-
some new delivery wagon from Luther
Wright‘s factory. Scribner & Andrews,
thegrodhn, not to be outdone, will ap-
pear before the public today with a new
wagon from the same factory
Candidates for pneumonia were seen
bathing yesterday afternoon lit the New
street docks. The bothers were all smal|
“boys, who have banded together, It is
- rumored, to boycott the“hokey- pokey
icaoream man, and take that manner of
fulfilling their resolutions.
The rehearsal of the (iermania Singing' l
society will not be held Friday evening,
‘_ owing totbeir leader, Prof. Hiene, having
I
l.‘
a pretensions] engatement on that night.
I
‘Earle’s residence. on East avenue. are
me «more of throatset thebreek of *
They v
”All” AND NONI.
The roof of the. building occupied by
Christopher Larsen. and owned by the
Consolidated Railroad company, was
discovered to be on fire, yesterday. by a
member of the family. Fourteen of the
bucket brigade set to work. and withthe
aid of aledder and two or three pails of
water succeeded in ,extingulshing the
blue- Little: demage was done. The
building lsinsiu'ed. -
It is rumored that two or three prom-
inent oitiesns of the town will he served
with papers in a civil suit for ddmsgee in
a few days. The plaintifls will claim
that their character has been injured by
statements [made by the defendants.
Quite a heated discussion over the matter
occurred in the post office Tuesday'efter-
noon.
Stones froma. heavy blast. yesterday
afternoon, struck one of Theodore W.
Austin's cottages, occupied by Charles
Orris, and put two large holes in the side
of the structure.
The hearing: on the remonetrauce
against granting a license to Chris Lar-
sen willlbe held in the town hall, Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. M. F. Nelson, who has been
spendinga week with Mrs. Edward A.
Hall, has returned to her home in New
York city.
The Young People’s Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor will give a supper in the
personage of the Presbyterian church,
tonight.
Charles Hammond, with his wife and
her three children, left here yesterday,
for their new home in Southington.
Miss Annie Ryan, the popular tele-
graph operator, has been enjoying a
week’s vacation in New York city.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah William-
son was held yesterday afternoon from
her late home n‘ear Butler's island.
Joseph Fairbanks has an attack of the
mumps.
RAN ilFF lVlTH Ills WATCH.
Farmer Buscoe Biron It _lioy Who Turns
Out to be Is Thief.
George O’Toole, aged seventeen years,
who lives with his grandmother, Mrs.
Robert Allen, on Chapel street. went to
New Canaan about a week ago to work
for B. F. Ruscoe, on a farm; ’l‘illiug the
soil did not. agree with the young man,
and he spent considerable time loaiing
and rummaging about the house «luring
Mr. Roscoe‘s absence from home.
Several things were missed. but there
was no proof that the chore—boy was the
culprit. When several dollars in money
and Mr. Ruscoe‘s watch disappeared
however. on Tuesday afternoon. there
was a row. and the Irate farmer accused
the boy of stealing. The young man re-
fused to besearched and tied. Mr. Ru.-
coe gave chase across Iotsend over fences,
but the youth soon out-ran him. Mr.
Roscoe could get. no trace of him In that
vicinity and came to Norwalk today and
placed the case in the hands of l unstable
They will meet ~riaturdsy at (lermania 1J0 h" Lockwoo d
Hall.
0‘ Toole' a grandmother settled the mat-
Captain Decker, of the sloop l’ell, with l ter and the boy returned the watch.
a cargo of 1,000 bushels of oy aters, sailed
yaterday for Rockaw ay Beach. lie was}
accompanied by R. S. Brown of First
lit-ally “O‘Mtlll't‘l'.
P'rolc «or SIIIilIic. him for ‘Jl \l -:ir.~I hue
hull (lump of [III gnu l‘llllli lli Illpartmunt
IVOlllleo The tripWill occupy about onelnf plIotuIrrIlpln. is blcssul with one of
week.
those um IIIIIy moan wit-I that. “(lulil
make a fortune in IlIc comb jounuil lim-
ui” LOW” Pillow 0! ““3 (iregoryl’oim ! Spc liking oi tho slIIIIIgI- l'nudnc as of «mu-
road, will leave East Norwalk for Sandy llll‘il for minim; tlnir' Imn \lllil‘h.
8‘1”“i" make it Smillicmys: “
Book in a few days.
her permanent residence. having accept-
ed a poeition at that place.
The large awning in front of doors
grocery store was covered yesterd: Iy af-
ternoon by Contractor 1"ch Carr.
fig the winter months the roof is taken'
of! and replaced every spring.
Captain Willlam Kellogg has finished
hkwork on the Florence 13., at. South
Rawalk and will now commence over-
hauling boats for East Side parties.
Eighty-seven pounds of tlatiisli were
caught in the vicinity of Weetport, yes-
~ terdey, by George Lane and Tobey, the
_. ,r.
If
i
e gmial libetionist at Jesse's.
”mom”..-
John Erickson has removed his fam—
ily from 43 Fuel. avenue to a houses
few doors above, on the same street.
Rutter MoGionis Wall in town yester-
day negotiating for the purchase of a
horse from J. Wallace Marvin.
Ir. and live. Robert Carr are in North-
, port Visiting friends. They will be away
. : the remainder of the week
in.
L. ‘
g r, .— m...=.w-«u.u ~w~~ .,.
'me AM eionttwsm
‘lp “a...
Irmflattleww lane is visiting her
i“. Mrs. fiadie Smallie. in Port Chee-
..—~...._e.e.
r RECOVERED lllll “()th
”A Telegra- from Derby Brings Good
‘~ lowsteOeinerreanfi ’1
"L. C Green received a telegraph Ines-
age from Derby, this afternoon, so-
4mm; that his horse had been re-
covered there.
as deft Iowa immediately for that
,4.
MWAITON.
fork is progressing rapidly on the
homunculus
near btlow
Washed week, and
. llc‘ll giro up anything to lccturc.
‘ iorfcit u luruc snlury for it your ill uuy litm-
illny couucctinn with tho Nllllji ct.
‘ humor. in llll' ruplurc of his lcclurv. [hill-d
wail-Wm“
hemmpistsdiatep. .
“1‘.
i now kllt'w u Innnwn good
mun lll' “us, too, only lIc would lcctunI.
liv'll
{01'illl‘Sill-1011flli‘llVl'l'iilflllillfflll'lfl'll llll‘
‘ ccrIIIiII indium.»
“WI -.ll oIIc night his slcn‘opin-ou lllilll
”up igot amul' «hing: in (in luntcru iJInt did" is
:bclolur thc I1-.
llit‘ hillli n [m I-lulm ll will"
insignificant c Icutun s that didn‘ t luwc
’l‘hc pro-
to rlwognlzc ”Win at oncc, but turncd mul
looltcd Iii tho slim-t. pointing Incnuwhile
with his long stall. "l‘hcsc urn tlIc—llicuo
nro tlI~c~o-tlIc.-‘cnleIlIo‘— lIo ill-gun, lII
IIlnlcntIIIluchl lll‘Nllllili')’ but llli'h‘ll‘l’i‘ilpll’
con until hml Ilincovcrcll thut tho pictures
Wcro not right. so lIc pullcd them out.
wlIllotlIc donor. thankful l'ortliomnn‘s
thought i'ulncss, turncd to tho nudlonco and
filled in thc spucc with n fcw pmfound ro-
nuIrks. A IIcw picture slid into plum. and
with joyful luuo Ibo lI-cturur turned about
with his [whiting rod, shying. ‘Thoac nro'
then lIc looked thundcrstruck, but only
for an instant. His self [uremsslou come
to his old. (“ill in llll lllllll'i‘i'lrill’i‘ tone the
lecturer pointed the rod dlI-cctly ht tho
small inscotil which ltml souwhow appear»
ed again and unnounoed. “And the-scare
some more of tho same wtrt."’-——Knts
Field's Washington.
The ilyrmt-(‘haworth Duel.
in 176in cI-lcbruusl ducl occurred bo-
twoon the father of Lord Byron and Mr.
Chnworth, n ruinous ducliat. They quar-
rcled at a club diuncr at the Star and Car-
ter. Pall Mall. alxmt game. (YlIawortlI won
a gloat game psi-server, and lard Byron
had argued upon the cruelty uml lIIIpollcy
of the game town. They agrecd to fight in
an Mllelning roomby the light of only one
candle. [lord it ran cuter-ed first. and as
Cbaworth was s Inning the door. turning
his hesdarcnnd llche old Lord Byron's
sword half drawn. lie immediately whip-
his own weapon out, and making a
huge and» lordship ran it through his
waistcoat, conceiving that his award had
. gone through his body. Lord Byron cursed,
and shortcuts his sword stabbed Mr.
Chaworth. '1‘ c challenge hadprooesded
from Chawcrth. Lilfll Byron need his do
mun-M “node's?
man a ter 11
legs of m. "611 i M ii
inghis luau- Mall
1. .M. W l
raisin an algae.
Emma—“Wes that
you eeshuseh with led
Newt-Ne.
was discharged on pay ‘.
(issstte.
mafia, I .“w? ” ‘ M
”onion Loner: r. o. o. r.
Iany lerwelir Ila-here of the Order
will Attend the Annual lession.
Theannuel session of the Grand Lodge,
1. 0.0. F., to be held in Stamford. May
16. will be attended by many Norwslk
members of the order. The Hon. William
E. Marigold.“ Bridgeport. the present
grand master.) has proved a popular head
of the order in‘ this state. He will he
succeeded byLeopcld Deelsw,of Hartford.
sir. Marigold will be elected one of the
representatives to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. which convenes at Louisville.
Ky.. in September. end-the other repre-
sentative will be Charles B. Ware, of
New London.
The Odd Fellows’ Home of Connecticut
located at Grotcn.‘ has for its incorpora-w
tore the original members undone from
each lodge. The meeting of the board
ofgnverument wdl he heldon May‘ib.‘
Aftepfiytwo and a half years' work the
order has paid for the Home, which
would now cost at least $20,000. and se-
cumulated 811.000 toward the perma-
nent fund. It is intended to increase this
fund to 350,000.
The order in this state embraces 14 000
members.
p.
ODDS AND ENDS
Twelve Englishmcn in cvcry 10,0'Oildio
of gout.
Australian tribos oro known by the
shape of their lxmmcmnps.
The Swiss floral pot. is the mlclwciss, the
name meaning “ noble. whitc.“
Ninety pcr cont of tho cigurs mmlcln
Germany soil for 1 cont or 1 1-3 ccntscncli.
In an Oregon mountain a scam six foot
wide and onc-cighth of a mile long bus been
opened.
It is a consolation wlicu Iuiolhcr "Hill is
in trouble to think that it will provc II
valuable lcssou to him.
The first. liibllcul Intuition of brickmnk~
lug is in iicucsis, ’l‘lIc chmuologists plum
the date of this I-cfcrcncc at B. i‘. 2:247.
A humorist says that tho best men to
send to war Ilro luwycrs, ll‘i‘illirltl tlIclr
chargt s are so grout that no one can stand
them.
Itvvnsumuula rof parllIIIIIcIIt ubosaid,
" 'Yuu may dcpend upon it, the pole ’acc of
the British aoldlcr is the lInclIlIono of lilo
Indian army."
The man ”who had tho popcorn mucos-
siou at‘the World's fair has coIIt‘osscd tlInt
hc made enough out of it to I-rwtailno
row of [lots in Chicago.
The first and only poc t to row hc on on
tograpb lctter from apopI u l biahuri
and the ll‘litl‘ was writu- II b} . lll.‘lll \ ill
attho time when the popcs “run uni) to
kings.
’I‘hc manuscript of Johnson's union for
the "Life of l’opc" is in the British mu;
scum and shows that Johnson very core-
fully thought ovcr naillljt‘l't bcforc writing
a line.
Popl- would often rouse his sltcndant
and have pen and paper brought to him in
tho middle of tho night that he might not
losc some couplrt that bud justm-currmi
to him.
Ficldiug om'n mullc n jcst of the poor
reception mct with by his Works. (in the
title [mgoof one of hiscomcdleu lmsuys.
"it is priutcd not as it mm Iictcd. but ml it.
was (lilllllli‘il.
Pope was kcenly scnsiilvc to criticism.
whoihcr just or unjust, hull was rcpontlvl-
ly made ill by the attacks of his lltcrnry
cncmics. Most of tthII arc mentioned by
name in the "Dunciad."
Rymcr. the collector of the British “Fold-
oral, " the greatest historical work up to his
time, was imprisoned for debt. Ocklcy.
the aricntalist. wrote most of Newark»
on Saracenic history in Jail.
Milton's comparison of eaten with tho
rising sun. a passage found in the first
book of “Paradise Lost,"ncerly omasloned
suppression of the poem. The comparlmn
was supposed to contain a political and
treeeouablo allusion.
Aristotle wash small mun. with alumnus
voice and thin logs. llo utammcml and
was ill ntcuao in company. lle dressed
magnificently, was fond of jcwciry and an
extravagant in his plenum-,4 that ho wast-
ed his fortumim female form-Hos.“L
Pitcher'e antorla.
thldren Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
When Baby was slcll. we gave her (‘sstmie
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss. she clung to Oeewria
When sun had Children. ens gevetnem lie-orb
Children Cry for
NOTIOEu
Tug”; m e of rig. .In Nutrient
children Cry for U
Pltcher’e Ousterls. mm
W
“a? usrunm‘io.
WEBTPOBT.
, To increase the fund for s personage.
the people of Green’s Farms church will
give an Old Folks concert tonight. it is
likely to be an sojoysble- affair. as link
are from Grosbeak! Hill and Fairiieid
have promised to assist the home talent.
Rev. Mr. 'Thompson, the new patter
of the Congregational church of Green's
Farms. will be publicly installed Nay
28. An interesting programme of ex-
ercises has been arranged. and e
from near and far will attend.
in uh South No"...
Post Ofllce take this method of thanking The
The letter carriers
Crofutdr Kn Mpcompen forhandsome refi-
letionb carriers hats. presented than t is
"listing” cashless or some sun.
~__...._._.._.... ........ .._.......
Taylor 8.! ,GOldBn
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON cram
Persona lookiu foreiot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasl .are invited to
call and examine our list. shave themf or
sale in every partof the city at
Drices and on easy terms. an“ if
WANTED.
SITUATION to do general housework
Address or apply to Annie Prnny. ( ran-
berry Plains. m ., 3t.
(.00K to insist with the washing and
ironing. Appl to MR5. A. ARf‘fiElt.
till W eel street. Mut Norw slk. mllfit
(illihior cooking. washing and Ironinw.
I Must be well recommended- RS. C. 1‘.
“Al MUND. lti Washington street, South Nor-
unlk.rr18.it
AN established and successful company 10-
cating its factory in C ounecticut together
with a branch eastern wholesale agenc y. 'de
sires II. manic manage shipping department.
who can Invest Liullafllli Iuil security given,
3|. uoo annual as rib”; and than. of profits Ad-
uress ‘lli‘TR it." were No. (Ill Lircoln
Building. Union Square, New Y.orit mil) 1w
(‘ORBESPONDING agent in every town. tor
. report on parties regarding openngor
refitting of saloons. by the
manufacturers in the world.
make “Jill. UCI‘HHUHILD‘S sous“ CEO:
Tiiil liroadway.N Ml
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. l
Raymond street. l orner Booth Main
street. on line If elecxtrit cars. rlouth Nor-
walk, Conn. We respectfuil announce to the
citizens of Ninth Norwalk. orwalk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and claenl business.
and are now prepareu to do all kin a of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best civic and man:
nor. Ladics' suits. dresseamlther made up or
apart. cloaks. capes. infanis‘ canvahoodmetc .
ribbons. fringes. piano. or an. billiard covers.
mufllers scarfe ties kl glove kid ehoes.
also feat ers cleaned and curled. lenilunen e
trarmenus dyed orrleened and pruned in the
best manner. (‘. BUTTERFABN. milltf
b‘URNiSHEDhousnhy asmall family for
about three months from about. June 15.
Address suiting rent‘, 'HFNrilNi-lllflm. " "Non-
tinel Office May‘ om
(71m. to do gonerlil housework Apply to
1 Mile. THOMPSON Ir: West street some
horwallt. mil at
I Alli' cashier. must be thorourhly compr-
J tent and “parlour-ed. Address. In"...
t.
this um.- I. mil
"REE or four young men can secure bond
at :24 Morwm at rest. Norwalk. m7 'lt
T0 LET.
‘URNER house on Livingston place from
1 May lat. All vumlsrm Im rovemenla.
kt'l’ll 32:0 inquire. W. ii. lilll B. A West
avenue. slit!
‘lilli' l‘ room couture with nllmoderu im—
A rovements. "J! or month inquireof
NAM ill I l.VNi-..H s sin eirmi. Norwalk
Inlulw
INN)“ \iay l. house M) ii lioni-Irtl l‘lncu. F
moms inquire at. THICK Jr mu.-
m'llf
i‘ililM May 1. house No.1"l’icc street. rent
. Slum. Apply lo Roth at ”older bmlrlt.
Ann street. mile II ii if
B‘llA’i‘ of liver!» rooms on second floor over
Miss Tillotsou' s milllnery store. No. to:
East War-hinuion street; also that of five i‘l
rooms on third floor in same. hulldielr. in
quire of (iEUlliilt F. BEAltriit. at. City Na-
tioual Han 51M!
:iil‘ilNl) and third noon. No. .9 South Main
l street. rant 0" and to; house Woodward
avenue. rent all: part of house on First ave-
nue. Benedict VFarm rent an. Apply to E. A.
WOODW Altl.
V ‘82 store nowm copied by (loom Taft on
Wall street Norwellt. inquire of BUCK.
INOHAM soc Iiwoosi
N “Pi'llil‘l door of W ester list; rent I:V'ill
sheath Enquirenli'a odice of Til (3&-
Eli’s? KNAPP Column!” «worry No" ..
m w.
POI Ll‘t.
CiilLD'rl tricycle for'sele cheap.
this office.
all at
all) if
N icehos: issemiasnewmertyleevlu.
town. inquire at It West lei nurses. ill
tell
liACKUB water motor which will beech!
cheap for want of liena apply at this
adios.
ANTI. “m'pp' thONN (“dam
Bmm we... me'm‘“
to Answers avenue.
“memos;
1&mmcM chem-13%
onmflmsh aw i We. cm
is. Asw’t:
Li" ”Tn-$55
TO ATTEND THE OPEN-
‘ INC 0!" DUB ENLARGED
STORE,
Friday. Music by
Saturday. Jerome
argument that we will continue
of style, fit and price of
You ARE lNViTED
involuntarily um 12
OPEN BOTH EVEN INGS
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
Heine’s Orchestra.
May’s Banjo Club.
A pleasant entertainment for our friends and a convincing
to load all competition in point
Everything for Men’s and Beye’ Wear.
a) ’v, ~‘ -’- I‘M
SENTINEL BUILDING,
- ’ ,‘»~’~~>-’ (‘1
'w. i. unmet t mun;
SOUTH NORWALK.
grime.
Hoyt’s Operai-ibuse
Friday Evening. May II
Mr. l. M. Hoyt takes pleasure in announcing
the first appearance in south Norwslk. of the
Distinguished Literateur Jurist and Orator.
Bill. llilBElll G.
lllilEllSllll
fil.‘ BJECT
that list! we to It be Saved.
Pricesflknmc. aim Advance sale reserved
scale at Plalslrd'e drug store. South Norwalk;
Gregory“ s, N rwalk. mil
MUSIC HALL.
0'!) NIGHT.
Milllilll EVEIlllGJIIl Hi
First time in our city of the most sIlccessful
attraction.
~llEll IIIIIE88'———
“The county lair”
Same play that has colored mcmlve run-
nf one year or more in New York. Boston and
other metropolitan cltlm and under the some
management.
See the i ire-st Race Scene.
”llIIsking Bee" scene~trne to life.
The best play depicting \irw England lilo-
ewr written. evil lioness. proprietor
ashram; sale “lit Haipted'a and Rims unreal.
’l’Rli' Ki! 8! “Lift. We. ”5;. ma
llillll'llli ill’Elll llllllSE
Tuesday. May l5th.
\I' ‘1' A11RACTION.America's l’uuilis-
it. Idol 1 hampina of tho Wand: it. )rarai.
John l. Sullivan
In his great characterization of( 'aptaie liar
PHD"
THE MAI Fill)! BOSTOI
of It or
“up..:rsr..1r:m.‘;.cscmnz “‘
mes I'LL! arm.
I!” IILLII LAWIIINCE.
I.» mm" It“.
slam (MAS. NIXON.
And others of equal note.
All.” the latest insects are
TON.” ingl‘iil NAN rm Mm
lo. 9 lteiirnsd Piece. south Norweik. Conn
CARL BCHAL'B, Proprietor.
Imported Wines. Liquors and
Bundles, Ruppert’e Beer on
DoDranght, drawn from firewood}
Chops and Steaks cooked to
order, Oysters, Clams, Lobstsrs,
SoftBhellCrebe.
Give us a call and test our
cooking.
The most complete cafe in
”ii/u stint,
gnlnbimrnls.
HUNTING’S
Cl Rcus,
Illifllllmlilliglili
- WILL EXHIBIT A‘I'~~——-
so. ililllWllli.
runu. so I 8,
IFTEIIMI Ilil IIIIIT.
liruiilrullmit
\l’llJ. LEAVE THE HBOI’NDS ON
BU RRITT AVENUE
AT 101'!" O’CLOCK
A. M.
200 PEIFDIIEIS EIBIGEII.
EVERYTHING IEU.
323“ 25c. ‘32.??? I0c.
mint:
WALL PAPERS:
I am selling white back Blanks
from we; to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
We“ desired.
Gilte are from the. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE is larger
than is shown enywh inflor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
a 2 no III-I.
seer acewanm
D. 9' alone". r.
Norwalk Chronicler