urns no green: at
m sasrrsws sarcasm
‘ widen! BriendtBherwood. x
-- A phonograph. will be on exhibition in"
Fltcbgerald’s cigar store, this afternoon
‘And Keen Cool.
, Another car load of 21 horses will arrive Monday,
Matthew-menu see and Bear
“in“ ”“8“- __._....._ ;' June 11, 1894’. They are of the “same good quality . V , >
in I lk. So I ‘
‘ M|LTHM Thai: DI::II:I.;:IHI.;‘- Conan-cm,- M. >D_ Randall h" the as heretotora, and Will be 801d very Cheap. ., ' PLUNGE INTO SOME ’ OF OUR SUMMER AND LIGHT ,,
lla- “ “a no" hm , irvamb of T; 1- Bluxxd's residence (on x WEIGHT CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, NEGLIGEE
There will be dancing at n... Knob “m” Mimi” “m . ‘ . ‘ « SHIRTS AND BATHING SUITS. ‘ -
Saturday night. . -—Pine apple ice eream at Lane’s. M H . P A R SON/Sf ’ ‘ .. . . , ‘. ‘ , ,
. -~———- . - I a . - ,
,i:.i..?',.‘2.§‘i§;f w... w...... 0...... .............n....... p . - Men 3 Summer Boats, 25o. 500. 750 and $I.00
of Daniel Hoyt. of 194 South Main
street. died about 11 o‘clock this mom-
ing of diphtheria. » *
John Noonan died at his home in
Winnipauk. yesterday, aged sixty-five
F. F. Byxbee is overhauling and hav
ing extensive improvements made to
the house owned by him on South Main
street.
'.>y-'—8u'awhats. OBrwndtSberwood. FAIR FACES
Disfigured by Eruptions
ARE CI'RED BY
p.25;
$2.00 f '
llapaca Coats. - - -
Mohair Boats, - - -
. f Theregnlar meeting of Lincoln Coun-
cil, O. U. A. It, will be held tonight.
' Next Sunday will be observed by the years. The remains will be taken toStam- -Straw "“5 cleaned. O'Brien & 3h?" v ,
Ancient Order 0‘ Hibernian as a memo- ford, tomorrow, for burial. “’00“- . _ _._ .. AYE“ S SARSAPARILLA Silaw Hats senate slap and calm)" Braid 'i
“‘1 day. The Norwalk letter carriers have re- ' "some ”a" " ' ' '
ago, I was in a a "
terrible condl- 0
lion with a hu~
mor, or erup— O
_L‘“" "’18“ Q'BrienkSherwood. ‘ceived an invitation to the New York
letter carriers” picnic. July 3.
‘ -—Coffee ice cream at Lane’s.
. 50 Cents , ‘
00
A large number of people came from
Long Island, this morning, on the steam-
‘Sngar has advanced half a cent a
. . . . h V I fill _E‘J, d tlou, which 0 . . . . ‘J'
pound, and the price, it is anticipated, In or Huntington, to witness the races of T efunera 0 m Scoiiel “Z” broke out all ° "8 'I 88 SN" v '
going higher - held from her late residence, at 2.30 o s aney 0 "Gas an a ems .
. - the Alpha Wheel club, tomorrow. i - over my face 0 ' - ,.
oclock this afternoon, Rev. A. H. Wyatt W, W, 8% o . , . .,
“$.35“? ”““"’.°‘.Be“‘°:‘ “‘23.“? in... L... (376;. 0.... 0.. “Wing- “5' “”3 Percale Shirts 2 Collars and ' r Bulls SI 00
seen an ury yeser ay, 0 a n . . - —-—~— . . . ‘ . . ,
thefnnerai of an aunt. “3le Ireland and Ed- F- Smith, Who The entertainment “The Brownies m Kyliboillgflfllrlf : ' ' . p . . .
went to Wilton Lake yesterday, return. Faryland.” will be given at the Norwalk , » me}. o, Ayer’s g . - . . , ‘2:
—-Straw hate cleaned. O‘Briend‘r Sher- ed about 2 o'clock with nearly 300 fish. Opera House, Friday night and Saturday Boreaparllln in like crises, _l concluded of
wood __ afternoon June 22 and 23. to give this medicine :l trial. and tho 0; I
' ______._. . M‘E John Kenney 01 Chestnut street ’ result was s thorough cure, no slgn of g:
The work of paving the South Norwalk Norwalk was taken kuddeul . ' . . . the colllplninl lllillillll! its appearance 0;
, . y in yester- William Norman, a driver for the Nor- 3m, 1 h ,0 ‘ “I,“ . _ _ o' , _ _ .
....... n... w... ..... ..,, ......, . .. ......., ., ... ...., .n. ....................... “211‘. 3; Men 3 Sum. Blue and Black. Two Piece. BI .00 ~
was commenced yesterday. Her condition is not, however, con- ed his connection with the road. He is kind 0‘ ski" “H"H‘W' “"r w. ““"r 05 WILL NOT '
' . tidered serious. succeeded by George Parketon. ”“551'0‘HL 3““ 8: ‘ CROOK-
The twenty-fourth annual reunion of ———.—~- . ”’3 The arsa an a oi »_
the Connecticut Masonic Veteran Asso- —Trv our pure vanilla Ice Cream. . t d I ‘ be f _ Ay Onl 8 D u o' , . .
L.... .. .. .., a ’ Men 3 One Piece. Blue Flannel, - $ I .50
'ciation will be held with Union Lodge of
New London, Wednesday, June 27.
OO
tival will'be given by Concord Division
Sons of Temperance, at their hall in the
Gazette building. Monday night, June 18.
’l
Admitted at the World’s Fair j
woooooooooocooooooooo
O
' Manager Smith, of the South Norwalk
Baseball club, has received an invitation
to have his nine join the State League,
which is to be reorganized. The invita-
tion will probably not be accepted.
M
Boy’s 0ne Piece, _ ,- -
LADIES’ SUITS.
Blue Flannel. Trimmed with Narrow White
Braid and Pull Sleeves. ‘-
50 Benls
—-3|bs. good beef steak for 25c, at
Hayee’ market.
.L... ..___, ,, __,,_,.'~._,__._L_.,__.,~ _ _
Ihave two little grand children who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
I give them Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody flux, with cramps and pains in
my stomach; one-third of a bottle of
this remedy cured me. Within twenty-
four hours I was out of bed and doing
my house work. Mrs. C. L. Dunagam
Boo-aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn. For sale
(i. C. Stillson, druggiet.
The case of Frank Tucci against 0. D.
Newman will come up this afternoon at
3 o'clock before Justice Barrett. Tucci
~Lemon ice at Lane's sues for $l00 damages for a bite his son
A - received from Mr. Newman's dog.
Henry R. Fitch expects to raise the
frame for John H. Ferris‘ born on West
street next week. The plans were drawn
by Engineer W. B. Rider, who is super-
intending the grading of the property.
Wilbur Wilson, a popular member of
company F, and Miss Hattie Lassen
were married at the bride’s home in Wil-
ton, yesterdey afternoon at 3 o'clock.
They will reside in Norwalk.
Charles Stanley and his brother Oliver
rodeto Danbury on their bicycles this
afternoon and will return on Sunday.
While in the halting town they will be
the guests of their aunt.
——Chocolate ice cream at Lane‘s.
$3.00
“steeple Charlie“s was engaged in re-
adjusting the weather vane at the court
house in Bridgeport,yesterday afternoon,
when a part of the tackle slipped, but be falling from a wagon, was transferred
saved himself by grasping the tower. from the Norwalk Hospital to the Bridge-
. ——-—- port Hospital, yesterday. The transfer
lug/4
Salve Sappio, who was paralyzed by ———————
The folio rug is the musical program-
me to be rendered at the school exercises
in the Armory on the afternoon of
Founders' Day: “liailColumhia.” “The , , ‘
Breaking Waves nan. High." “Colum- WM” '“ T099“ “‘3‘ “mm L- T'
his. the Guru of the Ocean,"and “Ameri- Barber. a prominent newspaper man of
cs." La Cygne, Kan, was taken wrth chol-
era morbus very severely. The night
clerk at the hotel where he was stopping
happened to have a bottle of Chamber.
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
edy and gave him three doses which re-
lieved him and he thinks saved his life.
Every family should keep this remedy
in their home at all times. No one can
tell how soon it may be needed. It
costs but a trifle and may be the means
of saving much suffering and perhaps
the life of some member of the family.
2.5 and She cent bottles for sale by (l. C.
Stillson. druggist.
The men who took the places of the ' ’~
striking mouldcrs at the lockwood Man- FOO‘L when it 30“” 0" the stomach.
ufacturingcompzlny have nearly all left 59000193 innutritive and unwholesome,
and gone to Meriden to take positions. It POW)“fl the blood. and both mind and
A rumor Is current here, that one of My 90“" in consequence. What is
—————-——— their number was beaten into insensibili- needed to “WOW perfect digestion i3 3
The Consolidated Railroad company Attorney Light is in Bridgeport today ty by the striking ulouldcrs at that place. dill-i0 01‘ “i0“? AW” Plush ““7 "9""
has begun the work of spreading crushed . . ' - fall to when.
, in the interests of Max Roth, who some
stone from the Springwoodbrldge to the time ago sued for divorce from his wife,
cut at Rowayton, on the ground recent-
Mary Roth. Tile testimony was taken
1’ g. 2;: for;heefguvrttm:;.vefh;alrig: by Attorney Galen A. Carter, of Strun-
films no r a 3 0 lord, usacommitlcc, and his report will
- A- S. Kavanagh's Sunday “10"? was made in the ambulance by Consta-
subject at the First Methodist Epls— ble Lockwood.
copal church will be "The Great Inva-
sion." In the evening he will preach on
“The First Announcement of the In-
vader.”
00M8T00ll Bins.
OPULAR ONE PRICE
u in, landfill Fullsllus,
MlSUiiIC BUILDING,
"rim
——We make our ice cream from strict-
ly pure cream. F. A. Lane.
The members of the Sons of Herman
met in (.iermania Hall. last night, and
transacted the regular bimonthly busi-
ness. At their next meeting. June Still),
the nomlnation and election of ofiicers
will take place, followad by installation,
July 12.
“if you try our fruit flavors ill soda
water I arll positive you will understand
they are pure and nice. We squeeze the
juice out of the fruit and they are posi-
tively pure. F. A. Lane.
_:—Pure ice cream, Lane's.
, The weekly prayer meeting in the
( First Methodist church, last night, was
1 largeiv attended, and of very deep in-
I). terest. The pastor, Rev. A. S. Kava.
\
Ill Silllill Milli STREET
soulless...
Telephone calllii-‘Z.
At a llleeting of the Norwaik division
of the Ancient Order of llibernlane. lart
night, T. J. Byrnes, John H. Gormley,
P. A. Murphy, Hugh McCarthy and P.
B. Kavanagll, were elected delegates to
the county convention in Stamford. Surl-
day.
Laugh, has introduced many new and
helpful features in these services. Lender and Smith are arranging for a
monster demonstration at Norwalk
Park, on Emancipation Day. They are
negotiating with prominent talent, and
it is not unlikely that prominent men
will be present, in connection with other
societies and colored military men.
The residence of Captain Couch, Bay-
view avenue, has been attractively re-
painted by L. H. Decker. This well‘
known artist has also just completeda
high class piece of tapestry paper work
in the hall at Miss Baird‘s Institute.
WE WANT EVERY Lilli
in the city to try at 60c baglof
--There is no use talking, IleMott‘s Ice
cream is the best: try it and you will be
convinced.
—-Van'lla ice cream at Lane' .
l s the celebrated
‘ ‘ANGELUS FLOU R”
Made from fancy hard Dakota Wheat. The very finest of
any Flouer in the world. Try it and be convinced, and when
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued June 12,
18in. List furnished from oflice of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, Conn:
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
-Special sale of trimmed hate this
week, at S. Tillotaon’s, 20'? Washington
street, South Norwalk.
At the business meeting at the con-
be accepted by Judge Thayer.
Gray appears for Mrs. Roth.
~I’each ice cream at Lane's.
Superintendent of Sewers l). 8. Curtis
“"0""? Charles n. Bellnke, city. tool holder
for thread cutters: ii. A. House and ii.
A. House. Jr.. city, (three minute) tubu-
lus steam boiler. burner for the combus-
tion of gas or vapor for llenting purpows,
feed water and gas supply regulator: i‘.
A. llotchkiss, city, toy cup explndl-r; C.
Win-n llllby mu sir-k. we gave her (‘astorla
\\ hen she was a Child, all-9 cried for i‘miulrla.
When lilo became .‘iim, she clung to (ham
When the “It! Children. she gave them Cam
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 chea ) but how good.
()ur Butter at 20c lb is fine, sweet and rosy. xtra fanc Gilt
Edge Creamery, 25c 1b., 4& lbs for $1.00. Pure, rich full ream
Cheese, 16c 1b, and many bargains.
inspected the sewers in Norwalk this
morning. The job was not a pleasant
one, as he was obliged to crawl through
the sewers from Leonard's dock to the
clueion of the prayer service in the
South Nor-walk Congregational church.
last night. Messrs. Edward Beard,
Lewis i1. Nash and Jacob M. Layton
F. Irittlvjo'ln, city. sewing machine;
Patrick H. Lynch, Bristol. picture hang»
er: Dwight L. Smith. Waterbury. sup-
porter; Thomas Carrol, New Haven,
(threepatvntslclwh registers: Frank ll
LEIDIII
Children Cry for BRBBEI
0harles E. Seymour,
were unanimously re-elected des- Methodist church. ".om. Wail stm‘l (Jove-I, linrlfurd. centering tool. PitChfif’S Gastorla as wasulrmron annular. sown xonwaur.
cone for terms of three years each. bridge to James E. Bailey s,resldence on _ L. .. . e ‘ -
-..-.._.... The Green. and to Union avenue through Musical Home For Jillil‘. Ghndren Cry for “M {W m," know a ”um," m” on ever know a butcher
— trawberr ice cream at Lane‘s. Main street. . . .' . ,w it) lnnkml across the mom. i W th looks sou ,
S y M<M__ _ . L‘- ,L , .-.. The Miinlt “I Horne '("Jum’ Is now Rudy Pitcher! caltffliaa ‘v’illl a smile no brl ill and llli'lwllll. . That he (lane'smnom‘tlhglgrrnllh
The fifteen-mile road race to he held in William M. hounds-rs has got home and can be nurtured at this nlllco for eight [Limit :0; lllfi‘liw‘ll inllrlllmlln swan, l l AFliOl? scalliornla plum.
New Canaan, Thursday,.June 28th, un- from Southern l’mes with his enthusl. cents and one Hummer. coupon. Tile - . {li.....,‘.”.., fifii‘i' m r) "W" w ' “’ "m' iiiufi'flmfi’gfiné‘: [mam
, deg my. auspices of C. Ford Seeley, Will Mm for flowers as great firH'VGl'. llllll his contents are: "fluidly," “lillzll June D'SSOlutlon- ”MW" Y0“ hole
[I yuu wish to warn smiles Mll'il a» are rmvntlonod nlmvo. thou bu exclualv be“
quality of l'll ‘ Unwed lbs-f. Veal. l’ork, imminent. elm. y a” "u
N. ll. Nnrll'o our delivery wagons. tight as a house. no mull. dust. horse hair, 000., If u.
““1”",5’;;'",‘;"""{q k n i ' ‘ l
. .~ . A. l' or“. m miter mail. has as am of f m milrkot that is two door also"
Ni "N ”l“ ”'l'lli'fli‘f'l “M “f MM‘. “W. M the saloon. til-ll isoppo-illo llnym‘,nlpiubutler llmllal the bi]. ls hard to find you'n'outtfl’
mutual mrmwui. All IM'f‘Hllnerillvl lo the Mid believe.
pilrlrrershlp nroinbo received by our allvrwe— " -, ~ . ~<
riru. Merit null Yummy. (Horace it. Nash.
flilii Frank if. \ an Henri, and all «commie ow.
lug by mild partnership are in be prosenlerl in
Ilil‘ill for int-mum.
Hulllll . orwrllll.('r.. June 1st. bull.
'i‘ili‘liilliilll'fi ll. NAHH,
NARA" .\l. NAMI.
Arthur l. Merriam
Dealer In
Groceries
Feed. Fruits, Vegetables, Ere.
home on Ann street is resplendent
with undoubtedly the finest display of
roses in the town. Mr. Hauudem is very
justly proud of his Jilckqueminots, than
which lhcre can be no finer.
Molina," ”hints." “iivvr bu True," ”l‘lilill.
and Shell." "Hannah iii-r the "norm"
"illd Tobie Cloth."
be the first bicycle event held in that
place, and promises to be a big success.
The prizes will be contributed by the
businessmen of New Canaan. A num-
ber of‘Norwalk riders exrx-ct in compete
in the race.
~30“ crabs, bile. doz. l'oopic‘s Milt.
Amos l‘nrker Wilder, Yale ‘34. former
editor of the New Haven i’allrldiuul,
later on the editorial staff of the New
York Mail and Express, then on the edi-
torial staff of the CommercialAdvertiser,
and who gun a series of lectures in
South Norwalk last winter under the
auspices of the Chautauqua Union, is
new editor of the Wisconsin State Jour-
nal, Madison, Win.
-8 lbs. of plate or brisket of beef, for
250, at Hayes‘ market.
\WH‘H'E lshereby given that Illt‘ partrwn
l «hip lately alllmlstllllc lmlwwn Till-u-
ilurun ll. Nash and harsh ill. Nash. under the
llrmnf ir‘. ll. Numb do llrotller was dismiw
Win“:- Hi l’ri'kMkill.N. \'.. Mr. J. A
iii-liven, a prominent mrlrlufucturcr of
New York city. purchased a bottle of
Churnlwrhliu‘u Umgil Remedy. Huch
good results wvro oblivion! from italics
that iloaullt brick to llmdruggist from
whom ho lmd nhmlm'rl it for twomnrn
bottles of the «auto reumly. When you
havencough or cold give thiaprepnra-
tllm a trial and like Mr. iii-river: you will
want it win-n again in need of such a
medicine. it is a remedy of great worth
and merit. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by (l. C. titillaon, druggial.
/ E. .r. water-rams. Proprietor,
Prunes MARKET. FREE DEUVEBY, PEDPLE’B mm
18 North Main at. Ho. Norwulk. 21 Wall at... Norwalk
352225;;
R E.
Telephone coll, 62-3. l fiatisfaction guaranteed. Telephone call, Mr
FuanTu
28 So. Main Street, So. flor‘wallr.
GREAT BARGAINS l '
willrnwlwrries and chorrivs llt ii.
Gillette‘s iron. stores, Name”: and South
Norwalk. .
W mm
Seventeen members of l’utnilm linol-
company attended the rulnllnl picnic of
the Morris lloso company, No. i. in
Purdy’s Grove. Port Chester, yesterday
afternoon, and pronounce the affairs
grand success. The Nor-walk hove partl-
clpated in ashort parade at 0 o'r-lock.with
many other visiting companies, and im-
mensely enjoyed the dancing, both after
noon and evening.
It is a great mistake to suppose that a
simple tonic gives strength; it only stim-
ulates the stomach to renewed action.
To impart real strength, the blood must
Company I" will meet at the armory
next Thursday night to elect a second
John J.Kearlns. the new men-set 0‘ “wm‘n‘m mugged John w. mince,
in soon mugs-rm.
u
fine lot of w '
fim‘?‘ 2233;211:103 firmm resigned. Th6 probable candidates are be purified and enriched, and on. can 1.92.1. 8006” at a” on P R I . I
his "t3“. with “ very attractive “um t Aisthorpe. sergeant Chow and only be done by such a standard altem ‘ ~ ‘
dar. It hearse picnire of the y’s Private Thomas Hunt. There is also I thus Ayer‘s samparilla. mm'ék‘nmggfi‘bgiflm in will“. 00' .
h. , um“ mum! in “mammym’ mm... um mefoflihe members are “m, m... www, 29,, Silk Broeatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, 835.00. ".
“Mfummm “I 0mm of m mm strongly infirm: s 122150;: outside A "rule; 3119336 on. at 500. Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, 025.00.
mum. Since in. Karim took posses- m' 'h" ' ’ ’0“ N am ”mum.” .. 95., Polished Wood Parlor Tables way d wn’in' cs
also of the local allies he has made many 00L 9" 5" M“ ms“, “‘9' whom smut. aortas. That Bee We... be p.21.“ m; m. A Fine Lounge for 30 50 ' .p '
noticeable improvements in the service thecompany h cam ' I“ lockwood Notices of been! mummy. of all Fresh laid We” day. We. not. , ‘ ‘ ' “
m, m. m... I... Wisely bu done much for W comer-hr. end by m ”M” mom a drama. An extra line r. one. bag. Wilton Burr Couches, $11.50.
W. n, h “ cm... W. . the election of hi- ”arrogant! only and uncommon a, W W W A large line of Corduroy Lounge and Coaches.
,mm of ms basins. quire... “mm‘m‘l '“ “"m‘" m.mp¢enonm W . AnledgtMfimepfim ,
“mummm “mm; "a. ‘ . simmer-sin W term, A T “Brnam T,
' ‘ _ * ,gr _ . hand-rum.enrmwrwarmmiom s e s..- DAVlD STOW . a
some!“ film, we ,, , .. _ «the. ~ - n n".
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