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j Jennings, of Souihport.
, one candidate by Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R.
i‘ I. last night. The semi-annual nomi-
. election
night.
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mum Inseam
[Cantatas ‘lhlaiu They sea and near
in mm, seati- nor-sin and
j visions Dart-[Their Diurnal sour-or-
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.“ St. Mary’s church, Sunday. the
beans of marriage oflt..l.'ltiordsnand
“Minnie Sullivan were published forfi
the first time. .
W B. Adams has resigned his
‘ as South Norwalk representative
“Silhouette. He will be sucmded by
m Byington.
"m bi-monthly meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club will be held tonight.when. it
is expected, the officers to serve for the
min; term will be elected.
—-If you want to buy furniture now is
your time. S. Spiro. 191 Washington at.
Bridge, will continue to sell at prices
too low to mention. Call and be convin-
cad.
Among the prospective June marriages
inthe Norwalks is that of Miss Maggie
McMahon to Daniel Deering. which will
he polemnized the latter part of the
The twenty-five members of the Arion
”Singing society who went to Port Chest~
er. ymterday afternoon, to attend the
,annual picnic of annerchores, report a
> very pleasant time.
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The tennis rackets and case donated by
r the Overman Wheel company for the
.Alpha‘s road race arrived yesterday.
- They will be shipped at once to Herbert
-—81bs.good beef steak for 250, at
Hayca' market.
The adoption degree was conferred on
nation of oflicers was also made, and the
will take place next Mondafi
I The Connecticut Masonic Veteran asa
miafion will hold its annual reunion at
Jeterans who attend will have an oppor-
§unity to witness the Yale-Harvard boat
ace.
‘ Engineer C. N. Wood was at the Group
. msrvoir, yesterday. building an apron
the dam to stop some of the overflow.
apron will inerease the storage
repacity from twelve to fifteen million
iilons.‘ .
. —-Iiss 8.11“an will continue her
tin of trimmed hats this week, at 207
A ashingtonetreet. Open every evening
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Jr. and Mrs. Edward Connors, of
Wmt street, chaperoned a merry party
of their own and neighbors; children, to
the city reservoir at Wilton, yesterday
afternoon, where a large' quantity of
fish were caught.
John Weston, the expreseman, injured
his knee badly in the tramway collision, .
Sunday afternoon, and yesterday was
unable to leave his home on Clay street.
It is said he will bring suit for damages
agaimt the ‘30me
Oneof a pair of horses driven by Dr.
C. G. Bohannan stepped on a rolling
stone while going down the hill near the
Elm Grove store, yesterday afternoon.
Thoaniinal fell and was dragged some
distance by its mate. The harness was
broken.
The little pig odered by the Alpha
Wheel club as a prize in their road race
was taken by W. H. Owens who slight-
ed a more valuable prize to get the little
squealer. We never knew the Ramblers
to be at all hoggish, but perhaps they
were a “little piggish" in this instance.
George Ruby, of Norwalk, received,
last Saturday, a letter from Joseph
Storey, of Austin, Texas, formerly a
resident of Norwalk. Mr. Storey is just
oonvslescing of a dangerous illness. [is
expected tovisit Norwalk early in July.
but on account of his illness he will prof»
ably not visit Norwalk until next fall.
Henry Howard and bride. who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Howard. of Woodward avenue,
started yesterday for California. where
Mr. flowsrd has accepted a [mirrors
Mrs.Howard. who has been in South
Norwalk but a short time, has won many
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Howard have the
best wishes and congratulations of their
South Norwslk friends.
Rev. Dr. Seward will occupy the pulpit
of the First Congregational church next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
when the people always delight to hear
' hill. The Y. I’. S. C. B. will have
charaeof theregulsr Thursday evening
prayer meeting. The subject will be
"Dsnominationslism." The standing
committee will bein session in the pas-
tot‘nstudy at the close of the Thursday
Manchu. tonicetthose who are
«paella to units with the church at the
”communion. Dalloble will he in
as study at the church at 7 o‘clock
Manningtomeet any who ile-
vacuums-air.
unless-tonight.”
nesdsy night in the Norwalk Baptist
church.
of Taylor J: Co. will be sold at auction
cargo of Hazeltsu coal is unloading at
spell at Roton Point, yesterday.
railerman Snyder estate.
dittomfsrwlibhhn. TheJuniorBa'
”awn-«Mirrored by the
’1.P.b.c.l.toleedthsirrnsstlng next
m evening. Ila! Florence Bald-
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Michael Gleason won an People’s
ket prise roast, yesterday.
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«We will deliver you cream any time,
day or night. I". A. Lane.
An experience social will be held Wed-
The accounts of the insolvent (state
Wednesday morning. 4 _
The boat Preston &Wrigbt with a
Raymond Brothers’ dock. ,
-8 lbs. of good corned heel for 25c, at
Hayes' market.
The regular convocation of Old Well
Lodge, F. and A. M., Will be held tonight.
Work in the third degree.
James McGinnis. of Norwalk, was sen-
tenced to sixty days in jail, yesterday
morning. for intoxication.
James Hadden, of Norwalk, who is in
poor health. was taken with a fainting
Preparations are in progress for the
holding of colored sacred concerts at
Norwalk Park. Sunday evenings.
'—-We are selling our ice cream on its
merit and it wins every time. I“. A.
Lane.
The City of Albany will make an ex:
cursion next Sunday afternoon to Green-
wich, Belle Haven and Captain's island.
The Norwalk Water Commissioners
have appointed a special officer to drive
about town and see that the city water is
not wasted.
.A hearing will be held in the Probate
Court, this afternoon at 8 o'clock. for
the appointment of a trustee for the
-8 lbs. of plate or brisket of heel, for
25¢, at iiayes' market.
Irving Byington. of Norwalk, had a
narrow escape in New York, recently,
whenaniron girder dropped from the
top of abuilding and struck not three
inches fromhim. «
Constable John S. Lockwood has
placed an attachment upon the real es-
tateof Contractor John N. Rowe, for
Sanford Brothers, masons. for 3100, to
collect a balance on account.
Asloop laden with crushed slag has
arrived for the driveways to be construct-
ed on the lawn surrounding the hand-
some residence of Hon. J. Li. Ferris.
which is in course of construction.
-—We are sending quantities of our
cream evyry day to the most particular
people; they say it is all right. i". A.
lane.
Architect A. N. Paddock has entered
into a partnership with a New York
gentleinan,and on July lst intends to
open an ethos in Room 43, World build.
ing. The name of the firm will be A.
N. Paddock d: ll“ __
Those who are to take part in the
musical exercises at the Founders' Day
celebration. tonight, met for rehearsal
at the NorWalk Armory, last night.
Miss Jennie Nash presided at the organ
and Miss Sally Better at the piano.
The Norwalk Minstrel company sur-
prised Alexander Leslie Austin,at his
home on Main street. No'rwalk, last
night. They had a merry time. There
was vocal and instrumental music,and
the gathering broke up just in time to
allow the boys to get In before morning.
——Leave your order at our store, and
We will deliver you the purest ice cream
or water ices in new cream cans or bricks
and tube. F. A. Lunm
iicliard l'iizgeruld and Thomas Moln-
erney, of ,‘South Norwalk, gave one of
the best set-toe ever seen in Stamford. at
the exhibition in the town hall, last
night. John Monahan. who is to light
Nordahy soon, was intrmiuced, and er-
thusiasticaily reCeived. A number of
South Norwslk people attended.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Keoler
forbade the Norwalk Sireet Railway
contractors from opening up any more
work. The avenue is now all torn up.
and the public would like to see it corn-
pleted before the street is run worse.
Last night the mayor compelled the
contractor to work overtime to fill in a
dangerous place he had left near the
crossing.
Ajolnt meeting of the Danbury and
Norwslk Christian Endeavor Unions will
be held in Congregational church at
Ridgefield. Wednesday evening. begin-
ning at 8 o'clock. A very lamenting
programme has been prepared. the prin-
cipal address to be on "Christian Fel-
lowship." by Rev. E. K. Young. of New
Britain. Rev. W. D. Hart, of Wilton,
willlssdtheeauecrstion meeting. and
the will be from the Christian
wearer editionot Gospel Hymns No.
0. Delay” from thll city will at up
onthstraln,and those who desire can
be mandated over night by tbs
mombsrsoflhsltidmllddseslsty.
/ erase-Ill! utmost
' lunar. ants-surf
glee
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while at his employ ment, yesterday, and
his condition is considered serious.-
the second degrie Wednesday night.
Strawberries and
Rehearsal twilight.
choice tomatoes, 15c qt.: extra line Cali-
fornia chenics, 20c,lb., at Cuneo's.
Howard Dauchey, a fifteen-yesr-old boy,
charged by his father with being incor-
rigible, to the State Reform School. '
I Dennis Dwyer and’ Daniel Ryan Were
arrested last night for sleeping in freight
cars, and the latter was also intoxicated.
Justice Barrett gave him thirty days in
jail, and Dwyer ten days.
Building, Loan and investment associa- -
tion will be held tonight at Taylor dc
Golden's otilce. where future meetings
:of the association will be held.
C. M. Fitch, was put in at the junction
of Riverside avenue and Washington
street, last night, the workmen having.
labored from midnight to daybreak
this morning.
tested, the switch is said to have given
satisfaction to the inventor and those
connected with the road.
The Sons of Temperance Give a ‘Iestlval
ment given under the auspices f Con-
cord Division, Sons of TerriperiXiilml at
their hall in the Gazette '“ilding. last
night, was one of the 34': successful
events that has taken ace
time. and the members of the division
have cause to feel elated over their suc-
cess. The following programme was
rendered:
Vocal selection,
Piano solo fi‘lialian Gallop,"
Vocal selection.
Recitation—“Training a Widower."
Vocal selection.
Reading—"Ibo Clown‘s Baby."
Vocal selection.
Recitation—"A Legend of Brevans,"
Vocal selection.
Recitation-”—A boy that Trys to do the
Reading—”The Green Mountain Justin-e."
Vocal selection.
refreshments were sold by a corps of
waiters.“ -
as heretofore. and will he
Joseph Norvell had a severe sunstroke
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Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. 1“,, will Confer
cream after ‘ work.
s—lGreat bargains in lemons, lOc doz.;
This morniagJustice Barrett committed
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
An electric switch, the invention of
This morning, when
MELODY AND STRAWBERRI Ba:
and lntortalnment.
The strawberry festival and ‘ tertain-
in some
Adelphl Concert company,
Miss Lillie Owens.
Adelphl Convert Company.
Miss Pardee.
Adelphl (‘oncert company.
Mrs. Minnie Minor.
Adelphl (‘oncert company.
Miss Hertha Goilfrey.
Adelphl Concert company.
Best he can."
Master Lester Sherwood.
M his I'ardee.
Adelphl (‘ incerr company.
A social time followed, during which
TWIN CITY routs.
Pleusnut Paragraphs About Norwallt Peon
pie and Their Friends.
Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Noble will leave
town next Friday for Maine. where they
gotoattend the centennial commence-
ment of Bowdoin college, which is Dr.
Noble's Alum Ilufvr.
Mrs. Louise Wilson. of I‘lsperauce. N.
Y '. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William
Wood, West avenue.
('aptuin ('olegrove and Dennis Dono-
vun are spending the week in Dover.
Delaware.
Mrs. Manuel T. Match, of Fairlield
avenue, spent yesterday in New York.
lion. A. ll. liyington is liornefrorn
Washington. 1!. C.
conferring on Disputed Ground.
The City Councd of Norwalk, met on
The disputed ground on West avenue
this morning and after measuring the
curve it was found that the Norwulk
Street Railway company‘s tracks were
about a foot out of place. A lengthy dis'
cussion followed, and all adjourned to
the veranda of J. (l. Gregory's residence
to further argue the matter. No de-
cision was reached. and the Street rail-
way company are going ahead with the
work at their own risk. A special meet-
ing of the Council will be held tonight
at 7 O'cl‘lfihwm. ..
Wlll be Harrie-l July 4.
John S. Neugebauer, the well~known
tailor on Washington street, and Miss
Bertha Schmidt willbe married at St.
Mary’s church. July 4th, at 0 o'clock.
Tbsywlllstarton suwsdding tour im-
mediately after the ceremony. and on
their return, July 20th. will begin house
keeping in the handsome home the
groom now has in course of erection on
Clinton avenue, and widen will be finish-
ed by that date.
_ to spatial; atflayss’
Another car load of 21' horses will arrive Monday,
June 11. 1894. They are of the same good quality,
M. H.’ PARSONS.
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. l 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.
four hours I was out of bed and doing
my house work. Mrs. C. L. Dunagan,
Ron-aqua, Hickman Co.. Tenn. For sale
(i. C. Stillson, druggist.
If so, get from your dmggist today for
25 cts.,a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic Cure.
Every babyoften has distressing colic.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives immediate
stomach and quietiug the nerves. giving
sold very cheap.
PAIN AND MISERY’
AYEB’S SABSAPARILLA
Cures Rheumatism.
"About 8 years
ago. i suffered
from “but the doc-
tors culled rheu—
matism. Nobod'
’33 knows the pill:
a and misery which
. I had to endure
and which clung to
me In spite of the
medicines pre-
scribed. At last,
i lu-uan inking
. / A y or‘ s Sar'supiv 0
rllla. After it short time, iln- pains 0
(termed. 1 continued the the of the Sur-
supurilln for :i whole year, until tho
rheumatism t'ilill’i‘i)’ illsumwnredf‘U— 0
.lasilvts \VAY. proprietor of livery stable. OI
1mm ills, iful. 9'
he’s a; Sarsaparilla
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Ibave two little grand children who
Within twenty-
Mochr Have You a Baby?
relief by removing wind from the
restful sleep. Mother think of the
worry and anxiety this saves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand's Teeth-
ing [etionfor ‘35 cents. soothes and re-
lieves all pain. Sold by all druggists.
Scriven. a prominent manufacturer of
New York city. purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Such
good results were obtained from its use
that he sent back to the druggist from
whom he had obtained it for two more
bottles of the same remedy. When you
have a cough or cold give this prepara-
tion atrial and like Mr. Scriven you will
want it when again in need of such a
medicine. It is a remedy of great worth
and merit. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by i}. C. Stillson, druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
{700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,450.00 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 feast?
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store. where
you may have the problem solved and
gm information shom Useful Rico l Cure
’ Children-"dry for
Pitch‘er’s Castorla.
Win-u lilti‘)‘ “as at *k 4'" 41W“ in" "dhll‘l'i‘
When she was a (bill, s‘.m l'ri"'l for i‘ustoris.
“'hnn Ifm om‘mna Miss, aim clung to (Tailoria.
When the hall Children, she gavethem Caatorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Catriona.
“inhunu‘miari
Dealer in
Groceries
lied, Fruits, Vegetables, Be.
A fine lot of goods always on
hand.
Williamsburg Creamery in prints, no-
body can meet it. 280.
Fancy new Cream . 22c.
A regular has 000. ea. at 500.
sckwell'Jams. at Me.
A good Tea. «400
roan scar
Thatllse Sospesn he had at my store
fighlald every day. 200. don.
An extra has our, the. .
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Men's Suits. BI
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Men’s One Piece, Blue Flannel.
Boy’s One Piece,_
LADIES’ suns.
Blue Flannel. Trimmed with. Narrow White
Braid and Pull Sleeves.
BBMSTBBK'
MISBMB Billllllllii, l
And Keen Cool.
PLUNGE INTO SOME OF OUR SUMMER ‘AND LIGET
WEIGHT CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, NEGLIGEE ' I
SHIRTS AND BATHING SUITS.
Men’s Summer Coats, 25c. 50c. 750 and 9.007
llapaca Coats. , V
Mohairtoais.
Straw Hats, Senate, lap and Canton B
H.254:
$2.00 w
raid. .v
50 Cents.
Negligee Shins. variety of Prices and Panama. .-
Percale Shins. 2 cellars and pr. Bulls. $|.00'.‘ .
Bathing Suits.
us and Black. Two Piece, Shoo,
WILL NOT CROCK.
$|.50
50 Cents
$3.00
BBIS.
POPULAR ONE PRICE
[1 in, Ha us and inhalers, 7
4 Sillllll rum 8mm
Slllllll uniwrui. '
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PEBHAPS You
enjoy eating them. Such
joy forever." The picnic season is here
attention to a few novelties.
Lunch Ham and Tongue, Deviled Ham,
line of Potted Meats. Sardines, Olives.
House, Neufchatel, Philadelphia,
Full Cream Cheese.
Crackers. Call and wejwill demon
place to get your supplies.
fee which stands without a. rive.
the Angelus Flour, the
ter. The delicious Ferris
Bharles E. Seymour,
83 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOBWALK.
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Funnier"
That we enjoy selling first class goods, and our customers
a business isjlike a thing of beauty “a.
and we wish to call your
Claret Lemonade, Raspberry Syrup,
Lime Juice, Royal Marmalade. Boned Chicken and Turkey,
Game Pains, and a full
Olive Oil. Pickles, Club
Cream, Old English and Fancy
Fifty different varieties of Fancy Cakes and
strate to you that this is the
Don‘t forget our celebrated Cof-
l, powdered or "otherwise, and
finest in the world. The Sweetest But-
Hams, Dried Beef and Bacon.
LEADING
“MEI
prlelor to greet 1*
Not yet.
If you wish to wear smiles such
quality of City Dressed iii-of. Veal, l'orlt. Laurh.utc., etc.
N. li.——.\oilre our delivery wagons, tight as a house.
deliver your orders.
N. li.—~H. A. Vit‘ktw‘i, the
the saloon. that is'oppmiio iiayos‘,
believe. .
butter man. has a stand at
PEOPLE'8 MIRKET.
13 North Main st., So. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 52-3. l
urulnbuttermsu at the blzls hard to find you
Ed WAD—HANS. fireprietor,
our nruvrnv,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-2.
Did on ever know a butcher Did you ever know a butcher
W 0 locked across the street. W in looks so sour and glam.
Willi a smile so bright and pleusnut. That be quite rerun the varnish
That he turned the lemons sweet. From a California lum.
And who hastened every mornlng the pm- 1 And changed a nice id glove
To a mitten without a thumb
You bet.
as are mentioned above. then buy exclusively the but
no mud. dust. horsehair. etc" if we
the market that is two doors above
'u nutter
PEOPLE'S MIME I
21 Wall et.. Norvr .
Telephone call. 5'
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28 80. Main Street,
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, $25.00.
A Fine Lounge for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Couches. 811.50.
All goods sold atfhard time prices.
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PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatelle Fringe Parlor Suit, 835.00.
We
80. Norwalk
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Polished Wood Parlor Tables way downzlnzprice.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Coaches.
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