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“I. of the Things They see and Bear
ll Iorwaih. South lorwalk and
Vicinity During 'l'ltsir Diurnal Journey-
lags np'aau Down 'l'own.
ms. 8. club will meet with Ward
Gregory tonight, at his home on West
avenue.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs. Bob-
ert D Mellny,ofChestnutatreet. this city,
yesterday.
Thesnnual reception at the students
of Miss Baird's institute will be held
Tuesday night, June it.
The directors of the Norwalk Lawn
Tennis club have decided to build a piaz.
aa,15x80£eet,cn the east side of the
m0. '
Captain Heudrick's army, six strong,
parsed through here this morning, bound
for Washington. They will next stop at
the Soldiers' Home at Newton.
Rev. D. M. Seward‘wlll address the
members of the, First Congregational
church, Thursday night. in the chapel.
on “Friendship in Christian Work."
'Q
&Charles Smith has been awarded the
coritract to paint the newly erected resi'
deuce of Mrs William H. Carr. corner
of First avenue and Gregory point road-
- Mrs. M. D. Randall, Misses Elsie and
May Raymond wtll be the delegates from
the First Methodist Episcopal church in
attendance at the Epworth League con-
vention in New Canaan, tomorrow.
Mrs. Mead. on returning from her re-
cent visit to Vassar College, brings high
commendation, from President Taylor,
of thethorougly efficient work done in
the college preparatory department at
”Hillside.”
Captain of Police Wallace Dana has
received an invitation to attend the
annual parade and review of the New
York city police force, at Worth Monu-
ment, Madison Square, at 4 o‘cldck
Thursday afternoon, May 31.
The South Norwalk letter carriers
were out yesterday to handsome new
uniforms, Just received from a firm in
Baltimore, which had the contract to
make them for carriers throughout the
country at a cost per suit of about $12.
Mrs. Betsey Stanley, widow of Charles
Stanley, and mother of Mrs. Henrietta
Bantu, formerly of Norwalk, died at
Bridgeport, Saturday, aged eighty-nine
years. The funeral was held at Bridge-
port, yesterday, and the remains were
brought to Norwalk for burial. 1
On account of the unfavorable weather
last Sunday, the annual altering of the
Congregational church to the Congrega-
tional Home Missionary society, was
postponed until next Sunday morning.
Friends are especially requested to bring
their contributions in the envelopes at
that time.
All are lamp belonging to the Norwalk
and South Norwalk Electric Light com-
pany hangs in a dangerous position on
West street, between Franklin street and
West avenue. One of the company's
wires is also nearly down on Bayview
avenue, near Captain Coach‘s residence.
, (i. I“. Butterworth and family and
Mr. Craufurd, Mrs. Butterworth’s fathc
or, will come to Norwalk Friday. and
will board with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bette.
of the Green, for a law weeks, until their
summer residence at Winnipauk lsopen.
ed. Mr. Craufurd. however, wil} spend
the summer with Mrs. Bette.
—-St. Paul’s (luild will give a musical
in the basement of the chapel. next
Tuesday evening, May 29. The enter-
tainment promises to he a line one.
Elocutionlst. Miss Bishop. of Bridgeport;
solists, Miss Anna Htsbb, Mrs. J. Whit-
taker, Mr. Leigh Whittaker: hanjoists.
Miss Edith Peck, Miss Jennie L. Smith:
mandolin. Miss Italic! Hoyt.
The trout streams which, owing to the
long drouth,hsd almostbecome dried up
are again full to the banks as the result
of the storm. During the past three
weeks the fish had taken to deep pools,
making it extremely difficult to catch
them. They will now emerge and ang-
lers are looking forward to line sport for
some time to comp.
The Norwalk armistice will be repre-
sented at the state Y. I. C. A. field day,
at Seaside Park. Bridgeport. June 2. by
four of their strongest athletes. C. Ford
Sealsy will compete in the bicycle races.
Theother entries from the association
are E. Robinson, owning and standing
high Jump; Walter Gear. half-mils run:
Thomas Richardson. one-quarter mile
run: D. W. Raymond. shot put.
A correspondent suggests that the
pupils of the public schools in town he
lsvitsdtotatsyartla the Ila-torts! Day
paste and candies. The mucosa
sanctions, and would now to the
historical education of' the yocogw
m, inasmuch as It would impress
upon their minds the origin and import-
novel Memorial Day. The correspon-
dentsshswhyltwcnldnotbv aworthy
ill! '0 aghast the res-raw
downs and assist b that
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Fred‘W. Brow- h;ulte link It his,
horas on Ely avenue.
11 nlw drop curtain 1111.11.13 painted
at the Norwalk Opera House."
James H. Knapp has been chosen a
member of the Psi Upsilsr society at
Yale.
Meetings In Norwalk to night: Buck-
ingham Post G. A. It; Pilgrim Council,
0. U. A. M.
T. J. Howard and D. P. Morrell are
doing jury duty in the civil Superior
Court, at Bridgeport.
The Narruk Social club will hold a
meeting tomorrow hight in the 0. U. A.
M. ball, Washington street.
“——
A child in the McGinn family on Cedar
street, is ill with diphtheria. Dr. Tracey
has quarantined the premises.
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The Atlas club and the Spring Hill
nine will play ball on the Stuart avenue
grounds, Friday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
The ball game between the N. M. I., of
Norwalk, and Betts’ Academy, of Stam-
ford, has been postponed until Monday.
George Finch, for an assault upon
Charles Bennett, will he tried before Jus~
tics Austin at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon.
A freight car backed into the telltale
south of the depot, last night, and the
upright was broken ofl' close to the
ground.
~Each lady customer at Tomlinson’a
drug store will he presented with a com-
plimentary ticket for the ball game, Sat-
urday.
"w ....-a—._.
The membership committee of the
Norwalk Lawn Tennis club met Monday
afternoon and elected three new mom.
bars.
The Woman's 1131131 Corps of Douglas
Fowler Post will hold memorial services
in G. A. R. hall, on the bridge, next
Tuesday night. _. ‘
The meeting held at the Y. M. C. A
rooms, last night, to organiw 11 wheel
club, adjourned for one week, without
transacting any business.
The appeal to the Supreme Court of
(israld H. Board’s appeal from the de-
cision of the County Commissioners,
was perfected in the court today.
George ("Lean") Sherwood was arrest-
ed last night for vagrancy. This morn-
ing Justice Edward Barrett committed
him to the county jail for thirty days.
The fire horse was given a trial this
noon, and made excellent time. Box ill,
at the Norwalk Iron Works. was tested.
and the horse was harnessed and driven
there in just three minutes.
National Vice Councilor W. N. 81-
mone, of Norwalk, attended a large
meeting of the O. U. A. M., in New Ha»
ven, Monday night. as large meeting
was held in Danbury last night.
George E. Shrlck,a collector in the
employ of Raymond Brothers. was the
principal witness at the trial of the Silk-
Collins stabbing affrsy. which was heard
at the courthouse in Bridgeport, yester
day.
The Tramway company moved yester-
day afternoon from Taylor & Golden's
office to the rooms on the second floor of
the Mandeville building. The big safe
was moved by John Morton. under the
supervision of Thomas C. Cavauagh.
The wishbone social which was to
have been held by the Young Women‘s
Christian Temperance Union. at the resi-
dence of tire. G. F. Waters. 17 Day
street, last night, was postponed, owing
to the inclement weather. until tonight.
The steamer City of Albany is on the
ways at (irsenpoint, where she is under-
going a thorough overhauling and being
repainted. film will probably come to
South Norwalk, Saturday, to he in-
spected by the United States inspector.
The Epworth league of the Norwaik
Methodist church have engaged a tour-
horse carrysll to take the membersto
New Canaan, tomorrow, to attend the
group meeting of leagues. The start
will be made from the parsonage atii
o‘clock.
Miss my Wheaten, of Catherine
street, Norwalk. made a misswp in cm
ing Washington street, in front of the
Mahacksmo Hotel to the depot. last
night, and fell. She was assisted to herP
feet by a lady friend. She was appar-
ently painfully injured. but to what ex-
tent could not be learned.
Isnhsrsof Company D have received
their state badge! for qualification In
mismanahlp for I“. Those who re-
ceived them are Captain A. A. Betta,“
Corporal A. Johnson. Corporal w F.
Moran, corporal J. W. Smith, Cor-
porslif. If. .and Privates George
H.Dana.B.C. ce.J.B.LIocoInaad”
It. Fl. Royce.
The name and exactoondltloaotths
”mama-theta amystsry.
swwat 111p srv‘nvlr her. «than
We... washers. has none have
orallsaofl‘tio'stshthw. Aaawsam
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tohsr.ysstsrday, mailman-pm.
am. fashion-eschews“
tits ass so ”maintenance“
. curtail” AM
[firmer hospital veins-a
horses to select" from.
M. H.P
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The last consignment of poles for the
Norwallt Street Railroml company arriv—
ed yesterday.
Theodore Gunning, of Ausouia, for-
merly of Norwalk, Is in town calling on
old friends.
Superintendent Charles Hoyt. of the
aims-house, was in Norwalk today for
the first time since the accident which
betel him a few weeks ago.
Oliver Jackson, of Chicago, formerly
of Norwallr, has recovered the gold
watch which was stolen recently by
burglars who broke into his room. An
account of the robbery appeared in Till:
Summer. at the time.
Miss Mary Ann Dennison died at her
home in lteddiug, yesterday, aged 74
years. The funeral will be held from
Christ church, Friday afurnoon at :1
o'clock. The deceased was an aunt of J.
I). Jennings, of Norwalk.
Captain Hendricks' Veteran Army re-
sumed their march to Washington this
morning, starting about 8:80. The com-
mander-in-chief stated that ho had se-
cured one recruit from Norwalk, 11
veteran of the Eighth ikmnecticutfi'olun-
teers. 'Iheir next stop M" be at Nero.
ton. and thence they will march to
Stamford.
TWIN C” Y Fohlih'.
Pleasant Paragraphs About. Norwalk l’au-
pie and ‘l'halr Friends.
Actor (icorge Clark and wife arrived
home yesterday afternoon from London,
England, where Mr. Clark has been fill-
Ing an engagement as leading man of the
Daly Theatrical company. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark made their ocean voyage on
the steamship Chester, which made the
trip from Southampton to Quarantine.
N. Y.. in nine days, nine hours and
fifteen minutes. Mr. Clark will now d1-
vote his entire attention to the numer-
ous improvements at Norwalk Park. Mr.
Clarke is in town. and tonight will meet
atmmmitteo from the Alpha Wheel a-iuh
relative in leasing them the Park.
Rev. T. K. Noble. pastor of the Norv
walk Congregational church, has gone
to Pine Bluff. North Carolina. for a ten
days’ rest. While absent he wtll he the
guest of the Rev. R. ll. 5. McNeil,
formerly oi Bridgeport.
Ml. Florence Thompson, who has
been the guest of Rev. if. i). Wing and
family, the past week. returned to her
home in South Norwalk, LOdHYNW'ADHOIl'
ia Sentinel.
"SANIIIIW" IIISIIRIIW.
A South liorwalli—TLE ltecurd as an
Athlete at the I. P. l.
The Itenssslaer Polytechnic Institute.
of Troy. N. Y., held their annual field
day last Saturday. We give belnw the
score of William H. il Ihshrow. of
South Norwalk. of class '95,who entered
nine of the contests with the following
results:
Putting sixteen pound shot, :19 feet 9b, in.
chss, lirst prize: throwing sixteen pound ham-
mer.ll‘l fest ll inches. first prlu-z foot ball drop
kick. I“ test 0 Inches. first prize: foot hall punt.
1m feet sIaJooncaJlrst prize; running hup.stsp
and Jump. 1111 feet a“ inches. llrst prirs:r11n-
ultra high lamp.sscoad prise; running broad
Jump. second prlu: standing broad lump,
third prise: throwing base hall. third prits.
Mr. Dishrow gained for his class hon-
ors thirty-three points, which Isqultch
tine showing for a single member of any
class. s. also made next toths high-
est individual record. These live first
prim records add live silver harm-ult-
ahly luscrihed,to the medal gained by
him In the contest of a year ago, in
which he was very successful.
The Northern Budget has this to say
of the Iield day :
Just as the II. P. i. a rut were about
to commence on the out Troy park
yesterday. somebody drove in on the
grounds with a wW1,fi.ql loaded
bansof and drew up what “flourish
alongsls ofths refreshment stand. her
oral "quarters" were tenderly lifted out
and ”set up" behind the bar. The above
proceeding was viewed with dismay 11nd
carnsternatiou by the loving mothers and
the pretty mitts-s In the raodstsnd.and
there was much wh ng and signiil
cant node in the direction of thedrlpping
kegs. Just as the “refreshment" man
was beginnl to unroll his tattered li-
cense and a in coral water w whisk.
edln on the .Kirb, r..wslked
up to the and his fist on
her, declared, “Yonsltsn't sell any
beer on these today: so just load
grounds
up and more." "Won’t We?" said the
refreshment oran. "well, we will see?"
Kirk filled Griffith.
Dishrowto
Hannah and
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repels,
ARSONS.
A GREAT SUFFERER
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of W. H. Hasbrouck‘s.
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and will sell the lot at 2'1c per box. We
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ed Bond 50Auethist, 50 Sea Shell. It
won't last long. Come early.
The water when freely need In a positive
cure for Kidney, Liver and Bladder Diassscs.1
spepa Indigestion Rheumatism and
iiotit. in ficarlet. Typhoid and other rev are It
keeps the Kidneys In free action. A deecri p‘g
rive book will be mailed upon hbpllratlnn to
H Richer and 8011‘s. Prop“ Ill“ Nassau street
New York.
Pillllllll
BOLD BY
R. H. PLAISTED.
BOOTH NORWALK.
AND IIRUUGISTH GENERALLY
AUCTION.
The furniture In filly rooms at the Norwallr
Hotel will he sold rtt public am lion comment'-
Tuesdal'. May 29th
AT Ill O‘CMICK P‘tlfllNOON.
hate to continue until the entire lot is disposed
of. "stormy on the nth the sale will he
«manual at the same hour the next fall’
day. for full partlenlarseollon
and
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Another car of horses to arrive this. week, at
Brookside Farm. A good assortment of seasoned
Our fine stock and low
price are very attractive.
EVERY DAY 7“”
We have chances to buy clothing from wholesale houses at
prices that would enable us to sell it very cheap, and to a casual
observer it looks as if it might be all right, but
The Proof of the Pudding la in Eating It
and many people who have bought and sold it are now convinc-
edthat
li’s list All Gold Thaiilliliers,
and that they must trust to the reputation of the merchant to a
great extent. Therefore we prefer to buy our own Clothes and
trimmings, and manufacture our own stock, and then we can
recommend our goods with all the confidence' 1n the world. They
have given satisfaction, they do give satisfaction and we propose
they shall continue to give satisfaction.
Our Cheviot Suits aim and $11 can’t be beat.
ilur ilthlack Diagonal Worsted Dress .Sulis
Ire Big Sellers.
BflYS’ AND CHILDREN’S BLOWING
equally as reasonable. You can coins here for anything for men,
boys or children 111 the shape of
Clothing. Furnishings or Hats.
and you won't go avvhy disappointed. Your money refunded if
“2 you are not satisfied with your purchase.
Stores Open Evenings.
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in the city to try a cue bag of
the celebrated
“KNGELUS FLOUR”
Made from fancy hard Dako a Wheat. The very finest of
1any Flouer 1n the world. Try it and be convinced, and when
1 once used, you will have no other. Every bag and barrel guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. 1 lur aim is to place before the public
1the best goods possible to obtain (not how cheag) but how good
Cur Butter at 20c lb 13 line, sweet and rosy. xtra fan Gilt
Edge Creamery, 250 lb., 41} lbs for “.00. Pure, rich full ‘ream
Cheese, 161' lb, and many bargains.
tharies E. Seymou
I3 WASHING‘I'ol mangoes: HOHWALK.
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Did on ever know a butt- her
0 look act-m the street.
With a smile so brl hi and pleasant.
That he turned t1olemm1s awnl.
And who hastened every morning lbs pru-
prietor to greet '
Not yet.
If) on wishtowesr artillrs l-I‘Itll snare mentioned aimvs, then buy exclusively the beat
unsih 1111‘ My Ilrssssd heel. Veal. l’nrlt. Lamb .etc
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deliver your orders.
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believe.
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Wht loco sour and glam.
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ill North Main ah, ha. Norwalk. 81 Wall st., Norwth
Telephone call. Mail I Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 telephone cal 111.11.
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