sass ass runs in m sari-issue arroarsas. m e! the linings They see and leer h “walk. loath lorwalh and my Dari-g Their Diurnal Journey. .le as and Dawn Iowa. MW being aholldsy, Tun Seth first will not be issued. 1 ‘ Jam fiadden is very sick at his home Wall street. . All addition is being built to the Ballard place on Main street, Norwaik. W The grocery stores in South Norwalk will he closed all day tomorrow. I -o. a. a. cords. O’Briend18herwood. ‘ A handsome sarcophagus is to beerect- " 1‘ odour the grave of the late James W. , T The adoption degree was conferred lastinightby Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M., ‘ y‘ . upon A. P. Flower. .TEacavationisbeing made for a side- " ' walk in front of the W. B. Earle prop« titty on East avenue. -Plenty of candy. at Lane’s. . The Consolidated Railroad company are making arrangements to take one of the pontoon bridges at Wilson Point to Harlem «river. Fred Mather, formerly employed by W. R. Bates. a Norwalk grocer, has gone to Bridgeportto represent the Satin Gloss Soap company. Mr. Staunton. of Bridgeport, expects tooccupy his new house on Smith's Is- land about June 1. His steam yacht is now at the island. -Tcmorrow being a holiday, (tomstock Brothers Will keep open late this evening. Theannual strawberry festival of the Christian Union chapel and the Ladies' Aid society. of Cranberry Plains. will be held Wednesday evening. June 12. Rev. J. A. Sumlar, of Calvary Baptist church, with thirty-one members. at- tended theli o’clock service at Rev. F. E. Bobbins‘ church. Sunday evening. The Calvary Baptist church will hold astrawherry festival on June 0th, and the ladies will tender a reception to their pastor. Rev. J. A. Sumlar. on the 12th. --Mourniog bands. O’Brien & Sher- wood. ' Yoterday afternoon an infant of Mr. ‘ Kari, of North Main street, in some manner put ashoe button in its nostril so far that Dr. Allen had to be summon- ed to remove it. The hat factory of J. C. Wilson do (10., will shut down tonight for the balance of the week, for inspection and inventory and general repairs. The factory will re0psn next Monday. Daniel Nash has rented his place near Great Marsh. at the mouth of the Songs- tuck river. to Joseph J. Asch. of South Norwalk. for the summer. Mr. Audi and family moved into it last week. At the annual call of the dockets of the Court of Common Pleas and Superior Court. at Bridgeportmext Friday .several old Norwalk cases will be erased. Others will be carried to the next term. —Bsfore starting on excursions Decor- ation Day. purchase your candles at Perry's. . The South Norwalk post office will close tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, and will be open again between 5 and ii in the afternoon. There will be one do. livsry and one collection in the morning. In the Supreme Court at New Haven, next Tuesday. the case of Rev. Gerald B. Beard‘s appeal from the decision of theOouuty Commissioners. in granting McNamara Brothers a license. will be hard. The property owners on Cross street have complained of a cesspool being in a had sanitary condition. and have asked the committee on health to compel the owner to connect the premises with the sewer. w Stamford is about to lose two manu- facturing concerns—the Collendsr Wood- working company. which employs sev- enty-two hands and will remove to New York. and the Crane department of the Yalsd Towns company. which will go to Plttshurg or Cleveland. ”Pure ice cream. lane’s. Thsmuslc at the florwaik Methodist ohm. flundsy. night was Wally flue. Among nouusuoum'ium: Milly heal,” by noisily. mm hythseholrttllssoie. “Ave Maria.” by minimums-Ellsworth and after thsmrmenthsscio, “Hare and 'l'hm,’ ”monument. , 7, Billy “reams fiavsrstrsw pagillst. wmiaifsrwaikisn westuhgnsstor impeachment halo-,5 illstthsrcsidsnoeeffrhnds in Wilton. with typhoid mo . m " By request. the memorial services given by the Broad River school. will be repeated Friday, June 1. at 1:80 p. m. William Titus. engineer of William H. Boyt'a oyster boat. has removed his family from 4 Hartford place to o Trin- ity place. “WM ~NewCanaan hatery atlirs.O.II.Keeler's A committee has been appointed from Butler Lodge. I. 0. 0. F..to visit the cemeteries of the town and decorate the graves of deceased members. Mrs. A. B. Burroughs mother. of Mrs. George C. Lockwood. of the Norwalk Hotel. died at her home in Sm Francisco. California. last week. age 05 years. The work of rebuilding. the Winni— pauk extension of the Norwalk street railway is progressing rapidly. The road is torn up as far as School street. The remains of A. F. Emery, who died yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. 0. Evans. Livingston Place, were taken to Newton, Mass, on the 4:43 train for burial. q ,r. ——-—-——-— . -—For choice ice cream Decoration Day. leave your order at Lane’s. The civil shit of Nelson Smith Vs. the Norwalk Street Railroad company has been placed (in the jury docket of the Court of Common Pleas in spite of the protests of the railroad company. Joseph Matheis is moving from rooms over the Singer Manufacturing com- pany's office. on' Main street. into the apartments vacated by Joseph Buckman in the Holmes block on the same street. The first number of the Milford Citizen was issued Saturday. It is edited and managed by If. H. Fitch, the welloknown Wilton newspaper man. Its appearance is neat, and its well-edited columns re- flect credit upon itseditor and manager. The official board of the First Metho- dist Episcopal church met lsst night and transacted routine business. It was de- cided to hold another meeting next Mon- day. at which time the matter of getting funds for the church building fund will be brought up. ._ Three well-known batters from Iiub- bell's factory boarded a freight train. Friday, intending to go to Philadelphia. They only reached New York city. how.- ever. and after seeing the sights there for afew days. became tired and returned home by freight last night. The Baxter Wrecking company succeeded in finding another one of the sunken barges off Collender'a Point. Sat- urday night. It was the barge “Mist," and she was towed into Wilson Point. Her cargoof bituminous coal of over two hundred tons will shortly be re- moved. —~American woman. Protestant, wants situation as working housekeeper in small family; experienced; good plain cook; country preferred; Oil; references exchanged. Address. "Housekeeper," Sentinel office. _ The weather tomorrow. Memorial Day. promiseeto be warmer and clear. Nearly all of the factories and other placesof business of the town will rec» ogniae the day by closing. The decora- tion of soldiers’ graves will be carried out according to the Wmmeshere— tofore prinmd in Tun Scariest. At the meeting of Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. it. held in their rooms last night. the members took the occasion to express members individually before-«their hearth thanks for the very acceptable service given by the Methodist Episco- pal church. of East Norwallr. in remem- brance of our fallen soldiers. «Straw flats cleaned at ()‘llrlen a i-lherwood's. Three of Betta dc Farrlngton's horses were turned out to graze. last Sumisy, in a lot on Iiott avenue. next to W. F. De- Klyn's residence. There is no fence is.» tween the lot and the adjoining pnnssrty. The horses got out and trampled over the front yards of Miss withstand. Mayor Keeler and that of Mr. DeKlyn. Their beefs sank deep in the soft earth. after theralu.andthelswus were cut up in many places. 11.. Stats hadgm for rifle shooting havehesnglrsnoutto the Fourth rsgl. nastitlleldodiosnby Colonel Frost. for msdeiast fail. as follows: Colonsiitu-silll‘mwarpshootersmu. tsnsntCoioael Crows. first class marks. momentum Hendrls. 5W er. Thsstsfloiiiosnwhorecetvsdhadgss WNW. at Holly. “I“ G“ Wt Quartermaster Reyes. first class Wzmtlwwue, marksman. mlI'vroassess-silentfictionWright’s washarsthsaswdsiivsrywassassfan mews-.Myasum. W “my. H attendee is any —Uniform caps. O'Brien & Sherwood. ~ in a body what hid been done byall ‘ ' Another car of horses horses to select from. Newton C. Graves has taken a pair of handsome. colts to break for George Roberta. of Stanford. _W.~ . A cargo of cement. comprising 2,000 barrels. is being discharged at the Wilson Point dock‘for Raymond Brothers. Sis trucks for the new motor cars of the Norwslir Street Railway company arrived at the horse car depot this morning. The Norwallr post office closes tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock and opens from 6 to 7 in the evening. The carriers will make one general delivery and col- lection. ~ Owing to the storm. last evening. the meeting which was to have been held to form a wheel club in the Y. M. C. A.. let. at 8 o'clock. Commencement exercises at Hillside take place Monday evening. June 18. Class day will be celebrated on the pre ceding Saturday as a brilliant occasion, attended by a large number of the pres- ent and former pupils of Mrs. Mead's school. The entire class of '94 enters Var-‘ sar College on certificate. Michael Kenuey. the laboring men who was arrested by Constable Ireland at Wilson’s Potnt.Thursday, for an as- sault upon an Hungarian laborer. last March. was tried before Justice Austin this morning and discharged, as there was no evidence to convict. Attorney Honnecker prosecuted and Attorney Tay. lor defended. ‘ -Btraw hats at O'Brien & Sherwood's. "childish can" Pitcher’s Gastoria. When Baby was sick. we on»: her Factori- When she was a Child. she cried f. )r (Yastorla. When she became Miss. she clung to Castorin. When she had Children. sue gaVetnem Castorit Children Cry for Pltcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pltcher’s Geetorla. [STRICT 0F NORWAIM ee.. PROBATE urt. May filth. A. I).. mil. Estate of Flora Trowbrirlge, late of Nor. walk insa disirlct.drreas~-d. Ordered. at the administrator eshlbli his administration at-countto this Court for ad- jusmeni at the Probate 0mm in Norwalk. on the an. day of June. mu: o'clock after- noouuind that all rsons interested in said estate may be noilll thereof. the administra tor will cause this order to be published in a newspaper havin a circular ion in said District. and poet a copy t torrent on the sign mat in said Norwalk. nearest the place where i. e deceas. ed last dwelt. at least ten days before said Pith day of June. mu. . AHA B. WOODWARD. 11129 it Judge. DlsTltlifl‘ Oi" NORWALK. sa.. Probate Court. May lltb. A. l).. halt. Estate of James Webb. late of Nurwallt. in said District. dmeased. The Court of Probate forths District of Nor- walk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to resent their accounts. roperly summit. with a said time will beds- rred s. rat-ovary. All reons indebted to said estate are I’Pl'iilalhfll o maltairnrnedlats payment to . out?“ 8. DUNNING. min. :3. 29 Administrator. Auction Sale. WILL be sold by public auction. the house formerly ownedh lien its mood in the town of Dar-ten. at lve Mi e ll. var. near Hatch-lay. June 2d. not. at 2 o'clock mshfit'lfiwii‘n' Ekmgim . I. . . 'l .uussvu mmifiv. i» "a.” HANDfl subsoil. l Danes.“ l m2. t NOTICE. Tar. legal voters of the i-lnuth Norwallt Lulou Rebool District are hereby n stifled and warned that a ”racial. meeting of said district will be held at the Franklin street school house. on Tuesday. May ans. film. at s o‘cloc n. m.. to hear the report of the special comm lies on a new school site. recommend- ing for that pnr lose and selecting and urine of that certain ot situated on t a corner of raualiu and Clay streets in the city of South orwalk. in quantity so by up fest.bslon lug fosalticiiv and bounded northerly by right/1' land of said city: easterly ha Iran lln street outgrew hams street. an westerly b land o .fsr Is. and ”ham: and.“ thong t ad- hls. to sales. opt and fix said site as and the for site for t W new school build- ii'lcf and to authorise and $32?" the Dis~ t .t Committee to erect sat llding on said site. and to ixmow. on the credit of the dis- trict. a sanieisntsum or some of money y tor such buildi and all expenses inc 1%?“ therem‘oaadmto ransact any other business s said Win . ”mm. flout Norwalh. t is Ellh «lay of its int. All ' - District. Wfi‘gfi‘nm. z’ Committee. mum ”767st“ PUBLIC. Having assumed the management of the Pistall‘nlaouiin’s «omen»- in this cit]. I would respectfully solicit ash-re armrhasinsss. ’i‘hsoIesis new leestsiiat ti Weshlaatoa street. 'f‘sslorl tieitsa'selies. Hlflml‘mthstmwlii maths mummifmfsmms without a Masai. 7 duo. J. Keerlns. was “A "hiss is. evenness-aware ‘ has. first was postponed to Friday evening. June to arrive this week, at Brookside Farm. A. good assortment of wound Our fine stock and low price are very attractive. M. H. PARSONS. A lady at Toolsvs. Ls.. was very sick with blilous colic when M. C. Tisier. a prominent msrchan't of the town, gave hers bottle of Chamberlain's colic, Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy. He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose. For sale by G.‘ C. Stillson. druggist. Airmen TH! ONLY . Sara aparilla. ADMITTED nnan stuns xv. 3 “Articles 3 that are in o anywaydan- gercusor of. fensivs, also patent medi- , cine a. non- t r um a. and o empirical preparations, whose 0 ingredients are concealed, will: not be admitted to the Expo- : sition." a Ayer's Sarsnparilia was admitted he. 0 cause ii. is a standard pharmaceutical torts-ration. and all that a family medi- 0 cuw should be. 0 0°00 o 3 At the o woato's FAIR. DO ll.ll.P|aistul Druggist. ‘ We have just received a large invoice of W. II. Hasbrouck’s. ‘ Fill} Silllllfll‘l, and will sell the lot at 25c per box. We have 200 boxes Golden Fleece. 2000rush- ed Bond. .60 Anethist, 59) Sea Shell. It won't last long. Come early. Plilillll The water when freely need is a ilivs cure for Kidney lesrand tier xiii}...- sps indigestion hsumatlsm and Goal. fa arist. ’l'yp and other fgverslt keeps the Kidney-in free action. A escrlg “salient will be mailed upon plicatlon V. lgkeiam Son’s. 'rop..|im mu street. . sw . Plllllllll BOLD BY R. H. PLAIBTED. SOUTH NORWALK. AND DBUGGISTS GENERALLY "y "AUCTION. The furniture is fifty reams at the Norwslk iss TuewEYs May 29th AT Iii ocwca reassess. “a "fill meme! “W“ Hoosiwiiibssoflatpabiie austisaeommssc- sautemuaaaastlithssativeistislispsssd _of. “my satmhthtitsssiswiilhs 'usmmsaasistthsssmshssrtieasasislr LOT i. sold for 012.00 and $15.00. LO‘l‘ 2. a lucky man. LOT 2). . LOT 4. ~ prefer them. JilMSTlllili Bills. LEADING illnllllllli, runmsnus, AND HATTERS. IliSillili) Blilllllilli, iilllllllllii son was SPECIAL WEEKLY BARGAIN cam comsrocx BRO ~ Clothiers, incision and Hatters. -—FOR-—- Friday, Saturday and Mani ‘ BIBBEST VALUES ever known to be given in clothing. $7.50. MEN'S WIDE WALE DIAGONAL Coats and Vests wool. fast color goods. guaranteed to be just as represen $7.50 MEN‘S CHEVIOT AND CASSIMERE Guam and Vests. ”.50. this lot have been selling for twice the price. If you get one 0 these 50 CENTS BOYS LONG PANT ‘. 50 cents. Many of them been selling for $1.50. $2.00 ' ILDREN'S SUITS. 4 to 14 years, $22.00. You’re getting wool suits for the cogltlif chea cotton stuff. We will be glad to sell you our regular goods if you eat week it will be something else. 7.50. These are i :‘mort of then) he‘ll: you h .l 14 800W sow any Flouer in the world. once used. you will have no other. teed to give satisfaction. Our aim the best goods possible to obtain (not how cheafi) Our Butter at 200 lb is fine. sweet and rosy. Edge Creamery, 250 1b., 4.} lbs for sum. Pure. Cheese, 16c lb, and many bargains. tharIes E. lemon, .3 WAIIIIIGTOI maximum lO‘WAl-I. Sillllll lllililiill. .‘ , Telephone call 102. WE WANT EVERY Lilli ,. in the city to try a 000 has of the celebrated iiiiiilELUS FLOUR” l, Mad from fanc hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of ' e y Try it and be convinced, and when Every bag and barrel is to place before the public but how xtra fan “”3”: rich full ream mum assets ' I i a wannabe.- ”W “Edd arms the at rest. With a srnileso bri hi and pleasant. That he turned t e lemons sweet. rietorio rest? 9 |Elotyet. uailt ofCll llresaedI-isef. sal.l'orlt. " Mil—44M dsliveg your ords ., I be levs. . PEDPIE'O MIIKET. 18 North Main st., Bo. Norwalk. . Did on everknowabntoher And who hastened every morning the pro- [A E. J. WKEHAMS. Hut nttwtnv. Telephone call. 0%. | Bathfsotiou guaranteed. l W th looks so sour glam. That he units From a California In. nil changed an To a mitten ice emit? I that if you wish to wear smiles such as aamgufit'lgnzdnabnve. then buy exclusively th heat tics our delivery wagons. tight as about. no mud. dust. horse hair. stew if we re. . A. Vi drove. the butter man. has a stand at the market that is two if shore th sainnn.tl'?at isop‘poslte Hayes'.and abuttsrmnn at the biz is hard to and ma heal” Proprietor. PEOPLE'S III! 81 Well at" 3 Telephone call. a. o“. certifies Undertaker. s it NIGHT l'l‘ltll'l‘. NORWALK. 00K! Opposite lions Railwaynspot. "i. o. iElllllllllS. 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