are 1 ”a! organization is of recent origin,
“seen ' lies Its-sluts.»
liner-J ‘1 1'1 rails from
‘ flit-Other lsppssinss over
* Mamba-mammar-
titans and was badly burned
.hfllsrmuusslmsd with the
yuvsrslrupfoundinsnadjoining
” , noossdsdin smothering the tire.
. in the kitchen was ruined,
‘hdmtothewoodwork willbe
' M I dolook yesterday afternoon, a
Mindy jumped from a trolley car
on Vsnhndt avenue, near Fort Point
M She was buried to the pound
’h.-ultimo and rolled over in the
audits: clothing beingshockingly torn.
‘ flour was stopped and passengers
want to an” assistance, but the young
WWW any sid whatever. The
. w of the lady jumping was, it is
. “.towtoafrisnd that was pass—
fig. vflsdshs given notice to the con-
More!» would doubtlessly not been
filvletlm of such a tumble, and would
have reaped the terrible embarrassment
which her binshes betrayed.
A plant stir was caused among the
W of the “Farm, " Saturday af-
' m by a disturbance of the water in
the harbor, andthe men along shore ex-
pand to see a monster of the deep come
to the minor. Captain James Barnes
W a skill and followed the sup.
Munster. He caught up to it and
W that it was a sea bass over
loudest In length. He had a heavy
pairof tongs in the boat and began
poundingthe fish, which kept near the
causes all the time, but his eilorts were
ofno avail as he was unable to capture
' the M.
“Charlotte Temple's singing class
is rehearsing for the celebration of Chil-
dm's Day at the East Avenue Metho-
dfitEplsoopsl church. The class will,
OI thud-y. be represented by a double
W composed of the following gen-
tlemen: James Youngs, Albert Bucking-
hln. Frank Underbul, Frank Smith,
M Hewitt, Andrew Buckingham.
has-t rm and Arthur Platt. T111.
and is creating much interest among the
young people of this place.
filo Epworth League will hold its class
meeting in the parlors of the East
Austria Methodist church. tonight. On
My night, after the usual weekly
”or meeting adjourns, a cabinet
“a will he held. The members have
”I Mind to assemble for their social
fitting with J. Sturgis Randall, Fri-
dnyevening. The programme. it is ex«
poled, will be a highly entertaining one,
fill a large attendance is requested.
Ber. George M. Teeple, of New Haven,
occupied the pulpit of the Advent Chris,
tho church. yesterday. in exchange with
It father, Rev. George L. Teepie.
Large congregations were present. and
hottsermons were listened to With the
dose“ attention.
The usual morning service was dis-
prslsd with at Sr. I’eters German
church, yesterday, owing to the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Otto Apitz, who is
h Albany. N. Y., attending a convention
d ministers. Sunday school was held
. ltthoususl hour.
About 3:30 yesterday afternoon a trol-
bycarwas almost derailed in taming
firmer st Vanandt and East sve~
Inn. The motOrman, it is supposed,
lUnnamed to the manipulation of the
mum and the consequence was as
m.
Thoioscream pavilion on the bridge.
owned byGeorge Tobey.’ is oilered for
Illll another column of Tun Susi-mm"
It. Tobey has decided to discontinue
m u soon as a purchaser can be
found. _._..._......._
3. ll. Brown, of First avenue. has the
had laid for a twelve foot ship jack.
, “he expects will take the wind out
“thunk“ "the Baby Ruth." It is to
A firmed “Baby McKee.”
‘ ‘ “MM filawson. of Nortbpcrt.
' hhfsvisltisghsrdsughtsr. In. Henry
W This morning both ladies leit for
,asfltsisisnds in Ridgetleld.
‘ ”Alas Kosher, ofOsborneavsnus.
_iss*sdtohsrrcom withsusttsck of
’Mdtbestomacb.
., Mwmdrmmstm
fid Ms ficpths havs enlisted in
‘ D.
W
“I. alone”, of Wamnstrsst, heir
'flstoclsrssycity, tovisitherbus-
join
husband. whoisemploysdlnthstclty.
Douglas Fowler Post, 6. A. It, solicits
contributions of flowers for the decorat-
ion of the soldiers' graves. Contributions
will bsuceivsd byR J. Brown. at the
South Norwalk Paper company’s store,
on the bridge. Parties desiring the
flowers called for please leave or send
the name and address at the same place.
It is rumored that a crowd of toughs
went into a store on the bridge, Satur-
day night, and assaulted the proprietor
and threw several household articles
overboard. The proprietor could not be
found this morning, and it was thought
he was in South Norwalk swearing out
warrants for their arrest.
Numerous persons took advantage of
the line weather, yesterday, alter hav-
ing been confined to their homes for-
nearly eight days by the inclement
weather, and enjoyed a sail. Among
those who went out were Mr. and Mrs.
James Stevens, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Warm. on board the May Queen. They
landed at Belle Island, where s shore
dinner was served.
80 WAYTGN.
The little locomotive “ Mantis” ran off
the track, Saturday night, while going
through the out. The accident was
caused bya misplaced switch. It took
about two hours for the laborers to dig
the engine out of the mud and getit back
on the rails.
Mrs. William T. Raymond entertained
her brother, 0. w. Lockwood. a promin-
ent lawyer of New York, at the
“Maples," yesterday.
llAIIIEN.
William Picker drove to Stamford Fri-
day evening. llo was returning home
about 10 o‘clock, when the horse stum-
bled and fell, throwing him out of the”
wagon. He received a number of bad
cute and bruises.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Birchard
who were married last. Friday afternoon
returned from their wedding tour, last
evening, and are now residing with the
groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Bil-chard.
While passing Jacob Miller's place at
Noroton Landing, Saturday afternoon,
on the way from the depot to Colleuder's
Point, a valuable horse owned by “80ng
Leonard, the liveryman, dropped dead.
The home team and the New Cannons
will play ball Wednesday morning, the
game being called at 9 o‘clock. George
Lauder and Felix Simone, of South Nor.
walk, will be the battery for the Darlene.
Miss Elsie Raymond, of South Nor- »
walk, was the guest of Miss Louie Aus-
tin, Sunday.
Louis ('ml‘ut. of Stamford, spent Sun,
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. New-
ton (Yroiut.
('lll'lll‘ ll (ALENIMR.
Notices of the were Among the
rlous Denominations of Norwlsllt.
The ladies” meeting in the Not-
walk Congregational church will be
omitted on Walnmluy, as it is Mcmon
iul Day. The Thursday owning meeting
will be in ('lmrgc of the Y. I’. S (I. I"...
and the subject will be "What lu-lp have
you received fr: 1111 some heroic life?" The
Junior lindenrorcrs will how a iuwting
in the chapel parlor on Friday afternoon
at 3:34) o‘clock, and the children of the
\‘u‘
Sabbath school will meet in the chapel -»
{or a special rchcurual of the music they
are to render on Children‘s Day, J uuo Ill
Miss Sadie Miller. M has Int-z chlcr. Miss
Lulu Stanley and Miss Lydia A. Honor,
will autos ushers at the cntcrmiument
of the Doorkmrpsr's Circle, Friday cvcn'
ing. in the chapel. The
of King's l‘hiughtcrs will hold their last
meeting before the summer vacation.
next Saturday at 4 o'clock, in the chapel.
There will be some features of special
interest in the meeting, and all the
circles arccxpecu'dmbc out in force.
Houth Norwaik (.tongregational church.
«Tutssluy, 4 p. 111., consecration 111mb
ing. Junior Society of Christian Endeav-
or. Topic, “How will the True Junior
Endeavorcr act in School?" leader.
Frank Moore. Thursday, 3:45 p. 111,
Mission Workers‘ meeting in the inset
meat parloni; 7:45 p. 111., general church
prayer service. Topic, “ What Help
Have You Received From home Ilerolc
Life?" Leader, John ll. Light.
The monthly meeting of the Daughters
of the King, of Grace church, will be
held Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The weekly meeting of the Women’s
Branch of the Guild will be omitted
Wednesday. The last weekly evening
service, until October. will beheld Thurs.
day night at 8 o'clock. Rev. 8. ll. Wst‘
kins will deliver an address.
anof the best evidences that Ayer‘s
Hair Vigor ls an article of exceptional
is may Increasing. its one who
can this incomparable droning thinks
of trying any other preparation for the
Taylor a Golden
llsalEslsteallliimurante.
Central Circle "
“Ten people out of a dozen are luvs-
lids," says a recent medical authority.
At least eight out of these ten, it is safe
to allow, are suffering from some form
of blood disease which a persistent use
of Ayer’ s Ssrsspsrllla would be sure to
cure. Then. don’ t he an invalid.
”WANTEID.
IN I for general housework.
A11 00M?" MKSWEDWA sun smarts, No.
0 Archp street wNorwallt.
A COMPETENT girl for general housework.
in West street,
Adm hleipD in ligt
woman. or girl 15 or 111, to
thousevvork. all at Klan-
ONSIDEEING the
Consult W. at
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Ba mond street. Carder South his-l
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
wallt. Conn We respectful! announce to the
citizens of death Horwsl orwsllt and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in tho dyeing and cleauln business,
and aranow prepare-1 ted o allhin s of clean-
ing and d eipg in the very best style and man-
ner. es' so idle. resses. el ther made up or
a rt. cloaks. capes. lufants‘ cam s, hoods,etc. ..
bone. fringes. plasma an, billiard covers,
mufll ers. scarfs. ties, ll gloves. kid shoes.
also feathers cleaned and curled. Gentleman’s
arments dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
thinner. C BU'I’TERFASS mliltf
”m“ are m. 1
OAltDERs —A few gentlemen can be ac
commodated with rooms and good board
at No. 15 MARSHALL STREET. mall at
11:;an Mayl. house No. ll llanfortl Placedl
mtootsie. inquire at TAYLOR cit :(tJ‘L-
m.
rchass of a bicvclet
mafia)
‘I‘ it rmms.illl I’lne street. Inquire at 28
Pine street. 111m lw
‘DAT of live :51 rooms on second floor over
Miss'l'lllotson's nililinery siorc, No. 207
East Washington street. also tin! of use (ll)
rooms on third floor in same building. In-
hire of GEORGE. F. BEARSE. at City Na
t can! Bank. s2titf
17‘0”]! room apartments in second and third
s cry ,!tiWsshinatourtrecl. over Fabrities'
fruit store. Very desirable for light house-
keeping. Windows in every r011m,l1allsiight-
1d andrleaued: rcnt Slu an d :11. inquire at
ottlce OLD WELL CIGAR COMPANY,
Washlnamn street.
HOUSF ll liprlng street. ‘1' room-1. Run
Intxlerate. Apply JACOB ‘ll. LAYI‘PN.
w
Agent. mild
I ANGIE linntlsomoly furnished front reum
1 with board and bath for gentleman and
wits or in o gentleman. 21 Union stroll. 1112“ iii
‘ll It to 0 up r stories house corner 11.11.11.111
Place an South Main street; w atcr in;
armada for two small families. E. A. WOOD-
F08 SALE.
( HILIl‘l-i tilcyt in for stile (l1eap.(‘81lat
this olll c e. 01f
BACKUri water molor. Which will be sold
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
ofllce.
ICE CREAM pavilion, stock and fixtures of
confcctioner store: alsotnelte row boats
with privilegeo lar s floal. Apply at CEO.
'I‘( )Bhl’ ’8. lo: Wash ngwu street ridge.
mAilvv
AWN mowers. from 82.501111 All 115112.111-
J lug makemlncluding the Eastern I‘ lip-
per. Pam-(lino, Thomas Philadelphia and
lireyhound. lawn mowers sharpened. 50.
.NUMW ALK II‘ ii‘W (‘(l.t.lwmlllhlaht1‘sll£eet
ll
SA‘ F your lic by using Musk I. charcoal lin-
t ml rclrlgcratn'ru P‘ohl only l1 hilI.‘ 'l' H
mum Al K IIAlill“ Alil‘. l'llhlE’AN\; , it!
‘lulll l1 Main elm-t. l!
‘EAM‘LESQ tube 1111111.: hum Nt-wr-tmk
L. and fully w-urruntni. ill. I’ and It cents
u-v foot. '10 I'll NURW ALK HARDWARE
YUMPANY , sf. lioulh Main sires-l. Alz'tf
ls“~'l‘.
W‘T the 0pc ra ilo11sc,l"ridsy evening. Ma)
. a gold 1 halo ullh |u' minnl luwmir s11
enamel and diamond motor Ilewur d I! n-
luruml to “PENI‘EH' H .llL‘W El liY h'l'l)IilC.
I'llll RI}.
AT The Knob. an enameled clssppll1.ilwu—
1-r can haw same l1 prmlug property
and paying for this advert «uncut. 1112.
3.29m a when
lather lave You a Baby?
If so, get from your druggist today for
25 cts.,a bottle of Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and quieting the nerves, giving
restful sleep. Mother think of the
worry and anxiety this saves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand’s Teeth-
ing Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and re-
lieves all pain. Sold by all druggists.
if a New York millionaire gives e um-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1. 456. 00 in doc-
ors‘ bills and finally have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the least?
Inquire at Plaisted’c drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
vet information about Cactus Filo i (‘uve
NOTICE.
THE legal voters of the South Norwalk
Union School District arexhereby mulled
and warned that a special meeti of said
district will be held at the Frankfin street
at hool house, on Tuesday. May 29th, 1894, at 8
o ‘clock :1 m., to hear the report of the special
committee on a new school site. recommend-
ing for that put so and selecting and fixing
of that certain ot situated on t e corner of
Franklin and Clay streets in the city of South
N.orwallr in quantity 100 by li‘i feet. belonging
tosaldcltv and bounded northerl by other
land of said city; casterlyb Fran lln street:
southerly by Clay street. ant westerly h land
of Peter L. Cunningham; and. If thought. ad~
visahle. to select. adopt and fix said site as and
the for site for the proposed new school build-
in. and to authorize and empower the Dls~
in 1. Committee to erect said building on said
site, and to borrow. on the (st-«Ill of the dis-
trict. a snfllc lent sum or sums of money to pay
tor such building and all expenses incident
thereto. and to lransact any other business
proper to come before said nlM‘llD
Dated at South Norualk, this glib day of
Mn
iimxcmen 1
JOHN H. l 113m _ District.
MATTHEW (URBE'PT, l (tilinlnltlea.
mill Flt
_ BY—
WATER POWER.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
clean.call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.
n”? South Norwalk.
C. F. Boutwell
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting with Gas.
lilaiizel lit ill Cocaine. No
Extra Charge.
Sets oiTeelh. $5 to ill)
Office hours, from li a. m. to 6 p m.
llr. BoutWellis onto a premrstlou in illi-
1,glin which renders in: operation as nearly
alone as possible without injury to the
11111111.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 811. Main St. Bo. liorwslll.
mll lm
j
iGrand Opening
R1111 lull in
Wednesday, May 30
MEMlllllll Dill.
Two Bands‘ of Music
firmerrsnuoou AND, EVENING.
merit lathe not that tbedemsod forlt "'"
ill Elfllfl
GROVE,
HEINE’S Hill MILITARY BIND.
IN THE PAVILION,
String Band for Dancing.
little money.
store is filled with new
goods. bought at low
figures.
latest styles at very
low cost. and our guar-
antee with every pur-
chase.
want stylish goods for
Our new
You get the
SENTINEL BUILDING,
w. l. BENEDIGT 1. 11111111111,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
m
We shall therefore on
t1»
-l“1
LEADERS IN
men don t want to do business that way.
or one and of baking powder.
large water pull. 1 parlor
large vase.
everything.
AFTERNOON SAIL.
Decoration Day. May 30.
ill tTElllEll
(lily of Albany
Stallion. that look all
Bridgeport flaunt.
my. 8030!! FONT 9:” pa H s
We had a big run on tons and colleen last Saturday.
Well, simply because we sell the twat in town and Rive the most valuable presents.
Look at this special Met with one pound of tea, two pounds of ground cellos,
llElllllllllll ill lilllllll Pilllll.
memo sore-1r 910011.111.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Trislram 81 Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle B’d’g
Capes and Jackets
”AT...
ON E-HALF PRICE.
This means that we wish to close out our stock of Capes
and Jackets and are willing to make liberal concessions to do so.
Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday,\_wj
May 26, 28 and 29,
give you the chance to purchase any garment in our stock at just
ONE-HALF the former price. Remember this offer is only for
d 1y; mentioned above.
Trislram &. Hyatt, Norwalk, lionn.
THE NEW YUBK GRUBERY COMPANY
LOW PRICES.
- - READ THIS - -
A tin horn makes more noise than a silver bell.
concerns who pay their debts at the rate of "0 cents on a dollar and are constantly
talking about their competitors imitating their business system. Most businm
So it is with windy business
Do you ask why?
e have received another lot oi those handsome rose bowls and shall con~
tlnue tngive them as long’as they last. We will also give you your choice of 1
room, l maiolica 1113.1 handsome colored glass basbetd
Our bread platm went like hot calms; we have a few left yet.
Come and see us on Saturday. lt alll pay you. Satisfaction guanmml u.
Our 21 cent Elgin creamery butter is far ahead of anything in the my,
.The New York 611111911 80.,
Doctor Building. Elsi llsslinptn St. Scull Ismail.
IMPERIAL BAFE,
b‘o. 0 llsllrnsd Place. south Nowell. Conn
CARL SCHAUB, Proprietor.
imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandies, Ruppert’s Beer on
Draught, drawn from the wood]
Chops and 8teaks cooked to
order, Oysters,01ams, Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a call and test our
cooking.
The most complete: cafe In
town.
“ill 311111111.
Norwalk Chronicler