L'l‘ans‘eitbavmm'fley as ‘ua lens ‘A m ”I
ta ’ Israeli.
‘ ‘Vla‘lnliy‘barlll Their Diurnal sealan-
in
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Nice 9! Grub-rd street. has the
death ‘ [malt and
‘ legs as and Dawn Town;
5.1;. Freahcheon won the prise roast.
yesterday. at the People’s Iarkst.
The choir of the Fliatllathodist church
will meet promptly a 7:30 o’clock tomor-
row night.
Em Tenor. daughter at... a,
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The repairsand improvements to pre
fines company's headquarters, uptown,
cost but“. .4: , . . .
Albert Byxbesisserlously sick at the
honours- m. William c. Byxbee,
Wanton avenue.
“ floater, Horace E.,and Loreen.
.tsottlng’borses belongiogto the late- T.
8. Notices, will be sold.
The Willing Workere’ Circle of King’s
Daughters served a supper at the Nor-
],walb Methodist church, last night. ‘
-Charles Swartz, oft Bavilend street,
will entertain the Independent Social
club tonight. All members are request-
ed to be present.
There will be a meeting of the King's
Daughters of Trinity church, Thursday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. F. D.
Lawton, Chestnut street.
Mrs. Caroline E. Perry and son Wil-
liam of South Norwalk, have rented
. ' Dexter K. Cole’s residence in
Rowayton, for the summer.
While coming down West avenue, last
night, Contractor M. D. Randall took an
unexpected “header" tram his bicycle,
but miraculously escaped being \hurt.
The line officers, as well as the colonel
and staff, have been intived to Danbury
to the dedication of the soldiers’ and sail-
ors' monument. on Memorial Day.
The Inasmuch Circle of King's Daugh-
ters, of the Norwalk Methodist church,
will meet on Friday afternoon. In! 26,
with lira. Harvey Kent. 12 Arch street.
General Charles Olmstead has re-
signed the administratorship of the into
R. L. Elle estate. and shearing in the
matter will be held at the Norwalk Pro-
bate Court, next Monday.
The adjutant-general‘s report for April
shows that the Secrmd regimentettalned
the highest figure of merit, 96.95. The
{First regiment figures were , 92.72; the
Third, 91.28; the Fourth. 92.09.
George R. Bylngton's attachment for
$121.25, on the boat 'AIlcs’G., owned by
A. 8. Gibson, was released last night, by
Constable Ireland, Iir. Gibson having
made a settlement with Mr. Byington.
The Alpha Wheel club are having a
largebanner plated to hang over the
course at the Irvington-Milhurn road
race on Memorial Day. advertising their
handicap road race of ten miles on June
16'
The Swift Chicago Beef company has
sent a large order from Plainileld, N. J. ,
to W. A. Wheeler for meat hangers.
The Tramway company have also sent
an order to Mr. Wheeler for alargenum-
ber of brackets to be used on the poles
along their line.
The regular Thursday evening service.
with address by Rev. B. H. Watkins,
will be held tonight at Grace church.
beginning at 8 o’clock. After the ser‘
vices special business meeting of The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be held,
at which all members are requested to
bepresent. ___M__
The subject of the prayer service at
the Congregational church this evening.
is "Fellowship in Christian Work."
(lo-operation is a watchword of the age.
The meeting will consider. its several
forms of application in Christian activ—
ity. Everybody is welcome to this
service. The pastor will conduct it.
The entertainmentend social commit.
tseoi the Epworth league of the First
llethodiet Episcopal church. will give a
strawberry and ice cream festival neat
lionday night in the basement parlors.
The festival will be preceded by a musl-
cal and literary programme. which
promises to beef an unusually interest-
ing character.
Ilr. Kayssrhof New Canaan. claims
the honors for the largmt troutcaught'
up to data. lie lauded one weighing.
three and three-fourths pounds lions
stream near New Canaan. lioedey after-
noon. ItisnowoufiWtiblthlfiib-
fordandlsattrecting’scuddslnblsattah-
tion. It is claimed to be the, Isis-t
speckled beauty ever caughtdn this
parts.
Rev. oust-.01 tbs
t . )Anotho’r' car of horses
born? to Jim.
M,mdMMNwIflh
new "HOB loom] hold a
strawberry festival. last night. at' the
' horses [to select from.
residence. of W. H. Deuces, West nor. ” H P
who ' ‘ l ' " ’
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The sociable of Com y 17', to a". . .
”replace in the insights-- ,
been postponed until next Thursday .. Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. hi" worked
night. ‘ ’ the third degree. last evening.
WWW Mm» HIM“ Dr. L. N. Phinney is having new aide—
". dripped to-Danbnry today, spa in.
and lirallsed will go there tomorrow to
reside.
walks laid shot his West avenue pro-
Wu
.1...“
to arrive this week, at "
'Bsookside ll'erm. A good assortment of seesaw!
Our final stock and low
priceare very attractive. '
ARSONS.
A GREAT SUFFERER
v—FBDHr-
Liver Complaint
Cured by the Use of
a. The case of Henry L. S ieer vs. Zoer-
‘ umber of. m are “Played by blsoh was tried in the 00:“. of Common AYE. 3’8 PI LL 8
Wm M mm ' drain Hess, yesterday, and will be argued to- n For several 9
{m theierater mt 8%!le lo the momw, ' wintry“! wr'u ma 0
l'l‘llsll Pfl‘f‘ 1’0 0
soweronthatstr—ssim Miss Catherine Clock. who died in fiver complaint, 8
‘ “‘9 AlPM Wheel club did not meet Darlen.Tuesday. was the only surviving which "11de M: o
Genius Club-less night. cohcerning the sister of Charles N. Clock, or North ave- {Hf-"JEN? my 3
Norwalk park.asell of the committee nue.Norwelk. rmm under ihd o
Benoit Dreyfuss, Ellis Makin, Harry
Busing and Inn Flynn expect to go in
Westport, tomorrow night, and partici.
pate in an 'entertainment in National
Hall.
On account of the rain. the delegates
from the Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist church did not go
to the meeting of the Leagues in New
Canaan today.
Two large rolls of wire for the trolley
return line. were dumped in front of the
National bank of Norwalk. this morning.
The work of string the wires will be
commenced at once.
were unable to lg present.
, a!
The lierwin street shirt factory is now
running but four ‘ days a week, and re-
port says that the works will'bephut
down in the use future for three
months.
A full report of the recent meetmg of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, held at New Haven, lets be printed
by Mrs. Bulkeley. of Southport, the
secretary of the day.
The Epworth League of the Norwnlk
Methodist church leave the parsonage at
5 o’clock tonight, to attend the group
meeting of the societies of this district
to he held at New Canaan. '
Captain Miller, of H. E. Bishop's yacht
Mabel, now at Northport, writes that the
yacht is ready to sell. but was delayed by
the storm. She will probaly be brought
to Norwalk Saturday.
The switches for the Winnipauk street
car line arrived to-day. and are being
put in place. sothat by Saturday cars
can be run the length of the line by
transferring passengers around the work,
Ann Smith. the domestic who became
insane at B. P. Price’s, last Sunday, and
wastaken to the Westth saultarium,
was transferred to the Connecticut Hos
pital for the Insane, at Middletown, to-
day.
Daniel McCarthy. who married Mrs.
Lizzie Dufly recently. and skipped out
of town on his wedding day. returned
this morning. Whether he can make
peace with Roger IicGlnnis, his father‘
in-law. remains to be seen.
Since the arrest and conviction of the
policy-writers in Stamford, the business
has steadily diminished. so that at the
present time there lahardly enough trade
for one man, where formerly three or
four were kept busy.
While one of Marketman Wadhems‘
delivery wagons was coming down the
West street hill, last night, several peo-
ple thought the horse was being abused,
and took it away from Frank Slavln,
the driver. The animal got over the
shafts and broke the harness.
A special meeting of the voters of the
South Norwalk U nlon School district
is called for Tuesday night next, to hear
the report of the special committee on
a new school house site, recommending
for that purpose the city lot on Franklin
An express wagon and phaston, the
property of O. (3. "Burton, recently at-
mohed. were sold at public auction yes- street.
terday afternoon. at the sign post in "‘"W
Norwalk. The express wagon was Chlldun Cry for
bought by William Podmore and the Pltchoy'g cantorla.
WWWW‘J‘E?" . children cry for
—Special bargains. New York store, Pitchers Gastofla.
Donovan's building, Saturdays
The testimony and praise service of the
Epwortb league, of the First lethodist
church, last night. was led by the pastor,
and it provedw he a most interesting
meeting for those who attended. Mr.
Kavanegh addressed the young people
in well spoken words. and Miss May
Raymond presided at the piano.
When Baby was sick. we gave her (Seawfla
When she was a Child. she cried for Cantata.
Whenahahecemebfisa, she clung to Castor-h.
When she had Chlldmena gavethem (lamb.
Children cry for
Todayietha feast of Corpus Christi.
In former years it was, in the Roman
Catholic church. a holy day of obliga-
tion, butinlatier years it is not recog-
nized as such by the church. Three
mamas were celebrated at St. Mary’s
church, this morning, in honor of the
day,the firstbeingat 5:30, and a big
mam etilo’clock. '
The Household of Ruth, 0. U. 0. O.
F.. will present the cantata. “The Sing-
llrsl Estate for Sale.
PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Norwalk. the
subscriber offers for sale a certain tract of
land in Norwalk. at Sprl cod. so called. in
dimensions about lift! set by about sixty
feet. with the build use thereon standing.
being theraalestate lately owned and occu-
pied by James Webb. now deceased. For par.
tlculers inquire of
JOSEPH 8. DUNNING.
Administrator.
Dated May Ed. 1894. um 1t
lug Flowers." at the Sons of Temperance
Hall, Norwalk. tonight. The Adelphi HflRSE BLIPPIN
Concert company will amist. After the
entertainment a turkey supper will be —-BY—
served. If it rains tonight the entertain-
ment will be postponed until tomorrow
night.
The Norwala and South Norwalk
Electric Light company have leased the
store on Wilton avenue. occupied by an
lmlian harbor. and will have it fitted up
for an office. The present cities will be
utilised for extra machinery which will
he put in to furnish power for the elec-
tricsurfaee roads. The barber will oc-
cupy a portion of the near-by cohhllng
shop for his business.
The planing department at Hatch,
Bailey dc 003a mill is closed today. owing
to needs-r! improvements and repairs
ang‘ made llltlis water service. A
number of the employee went down the
river on em “Million, this morn-
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
cellos
W. McQuhae,
as North Main so.
“ll South Norwaik.
MOSIOM.
- - HOME
lug,and a. is «noted that tomorrow
will ”yeah-ohms
2: chairs tblll'llnsnber wentlobshtzyr F0 R M AY
“immersed ashlar-situate
'W'W _.........' sow READY.
ll‘
,8 cents Illl l turns it
mainline! m... ~
.iCQUPON.
,Pltcher’s Gastorla. on
right shouldt-r- 0
blade. sullowness :
of the skin, low-
splritmlnessmud cramp in the stomach. 0
lam pleased to be ahh- to state that 1 °
have been relieved of all thew i'olll-
plslnts by the use of Ayers l'ills. l 0
find llwur. also. lohean cit-gnu! :tih-r-«lln-
ucr pill."—Mrs. bi. A. Snap. Muncy. 1's. 9
AYER’S PILLS:
Received Highest Awards
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR
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Druggist.
We have just received a large invoice
of W. ll. Hasbrouck'e.
me ma “hill,
and will sell the lot at 250 per box. We
beseflfibnaes Golden Fleece, SOOCrush-
ed Bond, 50 Anethist. 50 Sea Shell. It
won't last long. Come early.
POLANO
The water when freely need is a itlve
cure for Kidney Liver and er
pupa indigestion Rheumatism an
(lent. In let, Tyrhold and other fevers it
keeps the Kidneys in iron action. A desert
ti book will be mal ed upon a lication
g. sitar and Son‘s. Prop.. I168 asaau street.
ew
POLANO
SOLD BY
R. H. PLAISTED.
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND DBUGGISTS GENERALLY
AUCTlglN”
The furniture in fifty rooms at the Norwaik
Hotel will he sold at public auction commenc-
in
Tuesday. May 29th
AT 10 O‘CLOCK FORENOON.
Sale to continue until the entire lot is disposed
or. if stormy on the 29th the sale will be
commenced at the sauna hour the neat fair
day. l‘orfnll particularscalion
JNIEO IITONEll. NOOTIONEEI.
mltf
‘ NOTICE.
llEiiiSTlllllON OF OOOS.
not? “THE “secular. ‘
COMSTOCK BROS
Outliers, Flililills all Hatters.
groa—
Film, , Sa lllllil all Mlnll
IIOBEBT "L058 ever known to be given in clothing. _
$7.50
MEN'S WIDE WALE DIAGONAL Coats and Vests. 87.50. These are all
wool, fast color goods. guaranteed to be‘just as represented: most of them have
sold for 812.00 and $15.00. ‘ - ' ‘
$7.50
MEN'S canvror AND casement: Coats and Vests. use. Men of
thlslot have been selling for twice the price. If you get one of these you’ be
.50». CENTS
LOT :3. . - .
BOYS’ LONG PANTS. 50 cents. Many of them‘ been selling for $1.50.
$2.00
CHILDREN‘S SUITS, 4 to 14 years, 32.00. You're 3...“, .00, mm ,0,
the cost of chea cotton atoll. We will be glad to sell you our regular goods if you
prefer them. ext week it will be something else.
OMSTOON BROS.
. LEADING
OLOTNIERS, FORNISHERS,
AND HATTERS, ‘
NiiOlllO autumn, I4 sum llllll srrrrr-
nonwux: snurn norm
.sf
Telepbon ll 18-2.
W -.'
WE wan EVERY um
. t -
in the city to try at 60c bag of
the celebrated
“AGELUS FLOUR”
Made from fancy hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of
any Flouer in the world. Try it and be convinced. and when
once used, you will have no other: livery bag and barrel guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. Our aim is to place before the public
the best goods possible to obtain (not how cheamut how good.
Our Butter at 200 1b is tine, sweet and rosy. rs. fanc Gilt
Edge Creamery, 25c 1b., 4; lbs for 61.00. Pure,
Cheese, 16c lb, and many bargains.
Oharles i. lawn”...
I3 '“Illfll'ol
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h ‘ O I knwwuahuwher ' on everhnow a hn her '
Did :‘Ilgovfld egress the street. ”a th lashesosonr glam. .
With a smile so brl ht and pleasant. That he on to rerno the varnish
That h turned tgs lemons sweet l'roin rah
. e um,
i th And she a id love
And w o hastened every morn ug e pro. To tafhnmb?
pristor to greet '! a III wit
Not yet. You
If maria?) to wear smiles suc‘hoee are mentioned above. then buy exclusively the best
‘ l reused . ea , r . Dam . ‘
quail ol‘l.~tIclice our delivery wagons. tight as a no mud.duat. bores hair. etc" if we
deliver "m "do“ has astand at the Er 'kat that is two doors above
. li.~li. A. Vickers. the butter man.
the saloon. that is opprelte Haysa'. and a butter man at the b heed to Ind you'd hatter
believe. __ p a”...
.
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S INNNET. FIE! DELIVERY. , , PEOPLE'S ININET.
ill North Kain st.. So. Norwalk. 81 Wall st., llorwalh
Telephone cell. 59-8. | Satisfaction guaranteed. l Telephone call. UM.
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