l
sass rural in
emulmenmotom Wall
W.P.audA.l., willbeheld Tues-
Msvsning. Work in thssscondde-
--Go to Ilead’s for your fresh candy.
0. Washington street.
George Geflord and wife will move
‘ fem Washington swat. Monday. to the
met Stuart and Connecticut ave-
M
‘Johu Stores, of New Haven. a brake-
" IIII on Conductor Williams’ freight
‘ train. had his rignt hand crushed yester-
52;; day afternoon.
Thesummary of the Weekly Record
{Bethe current week shows nine real
[mt-Islam Norwalk. and mortgages
amountiogtotim‘zo.
‘ ~Dou’t forget Lincoln-Beverldge com-
” bination. Music Hall, June 2d. Admis-
' rsion free.
The Arion Singing society has received
an invitation from the Maneuhores. of
PortChester. to be present at their an-
nual picnic, June 18th.
lire. Adam Steirwald, who has been
quite sick in Newark, N. J., has some-
what recovered and yesterday afternoon
returned to her home on Railroad place.
418.00 to Queenstown; 817.00 to all
R. R. stations in England and Scotland;
314.00 to Scandinavian ports. Free “out-
lit. Tickets at E. Apsll’s, 41 Wall st.,
Norwaik.
The ladies of the West Norwalk Mis-
sion society helda strawberry and ice
cream festival Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs Samuel Dalton, and net-
ted .13.
Fred Force. the well-known singer, is
taking lessons in navigating a trolley car.
The Tramway company isslso “breaking
in” several other men for conductors and
motormen.
—-Ieave your order at Mead’s for cream
delivered on Sunday. 92 Washington st.
Fred Pitser has pitched a tent in front
of his home on Stuart avenue, and today
began thesaie of soda water and other
refreshing beverages. cakes, confection-
ery, and other delicacies
The water famine which stared the
city of Norwalk in the face last week, has
been temporarily averted by the last few
days of rain, which will give them a sup-
ply for a few weeks longer.
—General jobbing shop. 120 Water
street. 1. W. Clark, F. E. Parsons.
linemen in the employ of the Norwalk
Tramway company strung feed wires
through Washington street, yesterday
afternoon. This work is now completed
the entire length of the line.
Careful examination of the oyster beds
intheSound shows that the beds have
not been troubled by last week's storm.
Owing to the height of the seas much
damage was thought to have been done.
-At Lane's. Codes. pineapple,lemon.
strawberry, vanilla. peach, chocolate and
Neapolitan cream.
Christian Neville, of Valley Place. who
was badly injured a few days ago while
playing ball. by being struck in the head
with a bat, is slowly getting over the
elects of the injury,aithougb he has not
yet ventured out of doors.
Frank Simone, who was to play first
base for the Norwalks, this afternoon,
was taken suddenly sick yesterday after-
noon, and will be unable to play. Clar-
sacs Hunt will cover the base. and
Samuel Waring will play center field.
The Triangle Chess club, which meets
inasection of James Fitsgsraid's cigar
store, will hold a tournament neat week,
beginning Monday. it is expected that
ten gameswili be played. Barry Buss-
lng and Dick Smith will play against
John Flynn and George Fonts.
“Straw hats cleaned at O'Brien &
Shortlood's, Donovan block,Washlngten
tweet.
Franklin A. Smith has been improving
his Sliver line property by putting on
nswrenfs and repairing the buildings,
cutting down the trees and clearing
npths underbrush along the banks of
the river and lake. Communism the
improved appearance of the plans are
often heard since it was purchased by
Inert-1th.
Thsnsesssityoflaying out with curb
and gutterandgradingWeststree-twae
asvsrrnorsepparsntthsnltwes yester-
dsy. Fromthscnrnmof’l‘aylor avenue
spree, drifted into 'Norwalkpyesterda' H y.
if
’ W \ ‘ 1’,”
Aloadctcsrwactsfor the licrwslk
Shastltsiiresdcompllyatrlvsd ymtso
day. ‘ .
Jcsatho'esywasnnsdeisndeostsby
Justice Barrett for intoxication, this
morning. ‘
-Ioeereamst Tobey’s pavilicnon the
bridge, this afternoon and eveningend
tomorrow.
W. A. Wheelerand wife. of Bavilend
street. are visiting their daughter in
Hartford today.
——Green Peas, 40c. peek, at ,Heyes'.
Mrs. Fred. Wheeler, of Betta place, is
unabletoleave her room, owing to an
attack of the grip.
—Try our pure vanilla Ice Cream.
lane’s.
ThomasWelcb caught a humming bird
this morning, and placed it on exhibition
in Fitzgerald’s cigar store.
Douglas Fowler Post. 0. A. 11., will
meet at their hall on Sunday evening
at 0:30, in uniform, to attend service
at the met Avenue Methodist church.
A full attendance is expected.
~Curpenter work by day or hour, 120
Water street.
The “mains of Sylvester Smith, a
former rmident ot Norwaik. who diedvat
252 East Eighth street, Erie, Ps.. aged 62
years. arrived here this morning. They
will be interred by Undertaker Gregory.
The fare to Helen Point from Norwalk
or South Norwalk on the trolley road
will probablybeteu cents. A trial trip
will bemade over the road this after-
noon, and on Tuesday or Wednesday
regular trips will be run.
The suit of Frank Tocci against 0. D.
Newman came up before Justice Edward
Barrett. this morning. but was adjourned
until next Saturday. A few weeks ago
Tocci’s son was bitten by a dog owned
by lirxNewman, and now MLToccisues
for $100.
—Pure ice cream, Lane's.
.. W.- .R. Bird. ”are“!!! mu 0'1 0," 8
He was begging money from merchants
last evening, when he was arrested. This
morning Justice Adams lined him 33 and
costs. He was when to Bridgeport jail
on the noon trian.
John Tierney and Harry Brown, who
shipped as seamen on the schooner W.
D. Hilton, a few weeks ago, were in
town this week on a vacation. their
vessel being at Bridgeport with acnrgo
from Portsmouth, Va. The vessel sails
for the south today.
—Ice cream at Tobey's pavilion on the
bridge, this afternoon and evening and
tomorrow.
Divorce proceedings have been insti-
tuted by Daniel McCarthy, Jr.. against
his wife, Lizzie lcCartby, better known
as Lizzie Duffy, or Lizzie McGinnis. of
Cobble Hill. McCarthy deserted his
bride on the day he married her, and
now claims she has been untrue to him.
——Taft Brothers, clotbiers and batten,
Wall street, Norwalk, have bought the
entire stock of H. (i. Judd and are sell-
ing it at a great sacrifice.
The Boys' Battalion of the Congrega-
tional church closed its drill season last
evenihg, at the same time the drill sea»
son of the state troops closes for vacation
during the hot weather. The drills will
be resumed regularly after the warm
months have pamed. The progress of
the boys has been excellent, and the hat-
talion will be in fine condition to resume
work.
oPienty of candy, at lane‘s.
The B. it. Social club and a number of
friends were entertained by Edwin N.
Carr. at his home on Hanford place,
last night. An excellent time was
enjoyed by the forty-live persons present.
Vocal and instrumental selections were
rendered. and refreshments followed.
The St. Cecilia choir of the Congrega‘
tionaichurcb will lead the concert on
Sanday evening, June 10th, Children’s
Day. Orgamst Dilhrow would like to
meet all the members for first rehearsal
of the music. tomorrow afternoon, at the
church. atllo’clock. A full meeting is
much desired.
—ice cream at Tobey’s pavilion on the
bridge. this afternoon and evening and
tomorrow.
The Young ledies’ Social club am
with the Ilsses Grouchner. last night,
ouungat Rotou'Point. lemorlal Day.
Point. Thepretidlnt of the club, lil-
Battis Sillgerwald. tendered her reslg.
nation.
Papers have been served on Colonel
muwmdnasuitinstihitsd
and completed arrangements for their '
Acommitteswesappointedtochertere '1
yacht to convey "nowhere to the am
William B. savanna and Edwin as- 1""
Another car of horses to arrive this week, at
Brooksideflerm. A good assortment of seasoned
horses to select from. Our fine stock and low
price are very attractive. ‘
M. H. PARSONS.
Mrs. H. C. Carter, of West avenue,
entertained a number of friends last
night. Miss C. F. Baird’s school was
preseln.
In the Milburn~irvington lace, H. A.
Saunders has a handicap of seven minu-
tesaud E. R. Benedict six and one-half
minutes.
A GREAT SUFFERER
-—s's.orr—— ‘
Liver Complaint
Cured by the Use of
Area’s PILLS
("N “For several 0
years. i was a
greatsufiercrfl'om o
l i v c :- complaint, 0
which moved so- 8
vote pnlns under 0
the right side. 0
from mulcr the 0
right shoulder- 0
blade, silliuwncss 0
'oi the skin, lou-
splritedness, null crnlnp in the stonmch.
i am pleased to be able to slate that l 0
have been relieved of all flu-so com-
plaints lly'illc use of Ayer‘w l'llls. l o
in the Court of Common Pleas an ans-
wer was ordered in the case of Terry dc
Co. vs. John Ruben, Nelson Smith vs.
the Norwelk Street Railraw company,
and Margaret Barnes vs. James Toner.
Taft Brothers have bought the stock
of H. S. Judd, the Wall street batter,
and Mr. Judd will retire from business.
Behas several good odors, but has not
decided which to accept. He Will con‘
tinue to reside in Norwalk. George Van-
000
GO
Alstyne has purchased Mr. Judd‘s store flutilllcul.also.tolleauelcgzull illli'l‘:i!l'll' g
“x‘uws llel' MUN—Mrs. hi. A.l51‘rLAD. Munch u. o
L. .....w» ....___....,._.__-__. ’ 2
seven stances. AYER S PILLS g
Preachers and Their Themes in human Received Highest Awards 3
Churches To-morrow. AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 0
Some Nouwanrt Caucuses-nos“. Weut °
avenue and West streete. Rev. Gerald ii.'Beard.
Pb. D.. pastor. Services l0:l!) a. m. and 7:11)
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOO
MHMke-ndI-IW
il.l|.P|aisteli
Druggist.
p. m.; Sunday school. 12m. You People‘s
Society of Christian Endeavor meet ng at lid!)
p. m. Consecretlon meeting; subject. "God‘s
Hall. What is Our Rostrum?" Leader. Miss
Thalia Wood. hiornin sub act. "The Divine
lr‘reesuce." i’ert iii. ven 113. No. 18 of the
Congregationalist eventids services. with
scriptural and musical responses. and sermon;
theme. "tied in Nature.“
Scorn Normans Msruoolsr. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. S Kevanagh. eater.
Services 10:!) a. m. and m; p. m.; unday
school. 12:“) m.: lipworth league meeting. 6:11)
p. :11. Morning subject " s the Far-Away
and Far Away?" Evening subject. "Scien-
tific Blunders and the Bible.“ Special music
it; ngfeasor Sebastian on the violin. and by
on r.
Sam Nohws I.It BA rrrs-r. West avenue. near
Pine street. Kiev. it. u. Sherwood. greater.
services. mm a. m. and 7:21) p. m.: under
school 12 .m.: Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. 0:3) p. to.
Mom soloist. "il‘he Kingdom of God
Among sn,‘ 0. Vi 1.: “The Present Stage
of Pr :or. The Relation of the Ki cm
to the ought and Life of the Present "
Evening. service of song; special music by the
choir, congregational singing. recltations.
mrilp’tnre readings eull an audreu by the
yen r.
Trust" trimaran. West street and Fair.
field avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hallooh
rector. Morning Prayer. hiteny and semen.
lib!) a. m.; Sunday‘school. 12:“! p. m.:sveuson .
7:5!) p. m. Rev. rt. . Pond. of St. Paul's eburc .
will preach in the morning. ,
Nouwam Cosouulartout. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Kev. T. K. Noble. D. D.. -
tor. Services at limits. m. and 75!) . m.; un-
day mhtsil. man i. m.: Young Poop e's Society
of Christian ndeevor. till I). m. Monthly
consecration meeting and re] rail: subject.
"God's Call. What is Uur Response " iaeadel',
Miss Hattie Huilosll. Rev. D. M. Seward, D.
D.. will occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Morning subject. '“l‘he Problems of
Life." Evening subject. "'1 he Prominent l-‘oe
turrs of Our Last War."
Nouwata Muscular. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. ii. Wyatt. pastor. Services
Ilka) a. m. and me p. in; Sunday school,
ill m.; Ipwortb League mectin . em p. m,
Young men's meettn at 10 a. or. other lecture
room Morning sub sci. “How to Get Back
laoet Grace." Evening subject "Homesick-
nees." A live-minute talk tochiltlren in the
morning.
Nouwau Banter. East avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. 1". iii. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vicea.,iik:lla. m. and 7:2!) p. m.; Sunday school.
if. In.; early prayer ureetlng. lllzlll a. m.: young
people‘s meeting. hill p. m. lorniug subject.
--w 0 Lives in “seven." Evening. soldiers'
memorial service; subject. "Our National Pasa-
over" Buckingham Post will attend in a
body. Special music will be rendered.
Gases Insecure. Bullion avenue and Cmu
street. Norwelk. Kev. S. H. Watkins. rector.
First Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer.
Litauy and sermon. mm a. m.: Sunday school.
12m p. m.; Evening Prayer and and sermon.
“fl p. m. , , cure for Kidney, Liver and Bladder lane
in. Paces Emanuele. (..hurcli st reel. oppo- 07896in indigestion Rheumgfigm an
site the ”twin. MN- ~ v. 5- B. Pond. Gout. “theorist. Typhoid and other fevers it
rector. ’iriuitv Sunday. 1101 i‘omlnmllon. keepsths Kidneys in free action. A deacri
min. m.:rlecoud celebration to oral) wlth ser- u" book um he mum] upon a pncuion
mon,lir.'dla.rn.; Sunday schwl. 1:! ln.: Even- fl, luck" and Son‘s. Prop..|l~lil assau street.
song and sermon. 75!) p. m. in the ('Ill'lti‘ll or s... York.
Omt Hoar eavroirs.
leer Arm's l ucmsr, near VanZemlr
SOLD BY
We have just received a large invoice
of W. H. Hasbrouck‘s.
Fill} Sliflllil‘i,
andriil sell the lot at 250 per box. We
have200 boxes Golden Fleece, 20°Crush-
ed Bond. 50 Anethist, 50 Sea Shell. It
won’t last long. Come early.
POLAND
The water when freely used is e ltive
avenue. East Norwe k. Rev. A. J. Smith. as-
tor. Preaching lira) a. m. and 7:!) p. “L; un-
day school. ill m.; young people’s meeting 6.1”.
Sr. Aanasw's Minion. at James McAllls—
ter's residence. Wiuul auk. Sunday school.
3.1!) p. m.: Charles Ch item. superintendent:
Arthur H. (‘hitterm assistant; Miss Evelyn Me.
Allister. organist.
Buoan Rivals CHAPIL. Superintendent.
James L ceti: assistant. Gilbert iiorlon: or-
ganist. M as 1.qu Hodges. Sunda school. 8
E. m.: Young People's Society o Christian
ndsevor meeti . dill n. m.; Prayer meet,
lug. Sunday even ngai Tm.
Can/lav Barrier Sonia-tr. Quintard Bulld-
iug. corner Welland Knight streets, Norwellt.
Rev. James A. rimuler. pastor. .Viornln wor-
ship. lO'JIl m to. Young people's meet ng at
tzllll m. Preaching at Mil p. in. All are con-
dial y invited.
Anvssr (lanterns, VanZandt avenue East
Norwelk. Preechln . loJIl a. m. and :3) p.
m.; Sunday school i. In. You People's meet-
ingot/.1) km. George LTee e. pastor. Rev.
George Tesple. of New even. will preach
in esclrenge with the pastor.
Cosnamsrrosst. hilsslos. Sprlugwmd
Union Chapel. lily avenue. Jan Petr-o. pastor.
Hungarian services, Hunday. at ill-m a. m. and
b p. m.: Wednesday at 75” o'clock.
SLPAun's Mission VanZandt and Osirirn
avenues. East Norwal'k. Sunday m'lrml 3:00 p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
iirnrsowoon Usros CHAPS!" Ely avenue.
South Norwalk. tiunday slehlml. Ball p. uh;
evenlugservice. 7:0) 9. m.
Burr Nouwans Sweet-m Cosouaosrlosar.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lindegren. gum
tor. Services at 105” a. in. and 7:31 p. m.: un-
day school. lid!) p. m.
“Amcfil I‘lsl'krlloulsrv tungsten. Knitght
rest! orw . . . nda‘ , or.
Prose lug. lime. m.: lion er schoo ”We 9.
ma." prayer meeting ates!) p. m.: preaching at
p. m.
Sr. more. it. (3. corner of West venue
and Che lstrest. Sorwalk. v. W. .l Bloc.
m, . lines. 7 a. up: Children's
“snowman: 1811 Mass. imam :Vespers,
R. H. PLAISTED.
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
The furniture in fifty rooms at the Norwallt
Hotel will be sold at public auction commenc-
Ins
Tuesday. May 29th
AT 10 0'0 LOCK FORENOOS.
sale to continue until the entire lot is disposed
ram. of. If stormy on the 29th the sale will he
' lvssnsnrsesa or. menu.- commenced at the same hour the nest fair
mans. W 0.Ap:‘ts.“tri.r.e‘nd m’s‘dflk any. Mfull particulars eallnn
infifi Edna-mm” it!!! IlTillIEll. Mlll‘l'lilIEEil.
Held
at it o’clock. in K ud-
nut street. All are -
IWMI at lDflo’clcckfli.
MIA. mt“ l.--
Mnlxmzd’od‘smtnm. m.
mercenaries ‘
* sesame
“ w please
:23; ~ ; v, P‘:L ,
“if
novice." "
IliiilSl‘llil'lllli or ones.
Genius Ivssuantosr. esavrcas.
ever ends afternoon
trims?
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comsrocx BRO »
clulliars, Fumislnrs all Halters.
-—.FOR——
Friday, 8a will all Milli
BIBBEST "L058 ever known to be given in clothing.
$7.50
MEN'S WIDE WALE DIAGONAL Coats and Vests. $7.50. These are all
sold for,612.00 and $15.00.
$7.50
LOT 2.
this lot have been selling for twice the price. If you get one of these you'
50 CENTS
BOYS' LONG PANTS. 50 cents. Many of them been selling for $1.50.
$2.00
CHILDREN’S SUITS, 4 to 14 years, $2.00. You’re getting wool suite for
the cost of chea cotton stuff. We will be glad to sell you our regular goods if you
prefer them. ext week it will be something else.
LEADING
BLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS,
AND HATTERS, ,3»
slsomc annulus, l4 Sillllll mm sum
some; . .. .
the celebrated
‘S‘AVG‘LUS 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. Every bag and barrel guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. Our aim is to place before the public
the best goods possible to obtain (not how cheafi) but how good.
Our Butter at 20c lb is tine, sweet and rosy. xtra fan Gilt
Edge Creamery, 25c 1b., 41} lbs for 81.00. Pure. rich full ream
Cheese, 16c lb, and many bargains.
Ilharles E. Seymou,
83 WASHING”! murmurs! IOIWALI.
Did you ever know a bu
W th looks so sour urn.
That be quite the varnish
"will“
lEIDIIO
IIBIEI
Did on ever know a butcher
looked across the street.
With a smile on bri hi and pleasant.
Th t it turned t s lemons sWeei. From 60““
And who hastened every morning the pro- l And changed a nice vs
printer to greet? To a mitten without a nmb?
blot yet. You bet.
uit yznbwltho wear "all? bill‘t‘ll} ask are magnification. then buy exclusively the best
io‘t resend .ea or.Lam ...
“u. g H.~}Iotlce our delivery wagons. tight as a house. no mud. dust. horse hair. etc” if we
d l ' ur rdsrs.
s "Kylie-ill). A. Vlckevs. the butter man. has a stand at the market that is two
{:f‘fllotlll, that is opweile flayes‘. and a butter men at the his is hard to llud you
eve.
m
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E. J. WKEHAMS. flaws.
PEOPLE'S slam.
FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S “II“:
18 North Main st., Bo. Norwalk. Bl Wail st., Norwalh
Telephone call, 59—8. I Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call. UH.
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wool. fast color goods. guaranteed to be just as represented; most of them have .
MEN’S cesvror AND cassmssn Coats and Vests. 37.56. Hear; 3: . A ,.
iiMSlllllli nus,
J- 0- JENNINGS. llilllllil Silliilfll WES.
Undertaker. us "2.2% . . 2r. . ., _. ‘
l amour m. seawater. cons thedistricttaaoftwoanda ‘ u '
Wunwtmlwerm. m.~:fiwfi {33% ‘ '
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