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hfl t! and Down Town.
AttorusyJ. B. Hurlbutt is ill at his
home on Main street, Norwalk.
Thestssmsr Sunshine will make two
all! to Baton Point tomorrow, from
-Elatal hats! O'Brien c Sherwood.
Wilbur Selleck went toa New York
hospital, this morning, to undergo treat-
ment for a throat trouble.
Stephen Hoyt’s Sons have been spray-
lng’trees in Norwalk this week with
their new steam sprayer.
VThe Board of Councilmen of South
Norwalk did not meet last night, but
will meet neat next Friday.
-Live lobsters, soft crabs. People’s Mt,
The water in the Norwalk reservoir is
said to he very low, there being a 'motor
pressure of less than twenty-five pounds.
A lively kitten, which Councilman
Charles E. Seymour values at not less
than ‘10,was spirited away from his
store last night.
—8 lbs. of plate or brisket of beef, for
250, at Hayes’ market.
Work has been commenced on the ex-
tension of Day street. The earth taken
from West avenue is being carted there,
and used for filling in the street.
The last meeting of the present term
of Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M., will he held
Monday night, at which time officers
will be elected and the adoption degree
conferred.
Abend-Unterhaltung, in der Germania
Halls, zu South Norwaik, den 26, Juni,
1894, zum Beaten der Deniachen Evangel.
St. Petri-Gemeinde. Anfang puenktiich
8 Uhr. Often 7:30.
—Ask your doctor what he thinks
about our ice cream for your children?
F. A. Lane.
Manager Kesrins. of the Postal Tele-
graph office, has openeda branch office
at Gregory's drug store, in Norwaik,
where all Norwalk messages will be rev
oeived and delivered.
W. El. Simonds and Rev. G. Hauien-
‘ back, of Norwalk, and C. B. Adams, of
South Norwaik, attended, on Thursday
night, the dedication exercises of the
Bridgeport 0. U. A. M. and Daughters
‘or Liberty.
—Miss S. 'I‘illotson will continue her
aloof trimmed hats this week, at cm
Washington street. Open every evening
About twenty young people from this
place enjoyed a sail on the Sound Mon~
day evening. The party was organized
by Miss Mattie Hoyt. and the start was
made from "Hickory Bluff."——New
Canaan Maggi-”
The cutting department of Lounsbury,
Mathewson a Company, closed for s
vacation of two weeks, yesterday. The
other departments will rapidly follow
suit, and in the meantime the semi.
annual inventory will be taken.
~Straw hats. O'Brien d: Sherwood.
if itishot they seemto keep busy at
Luther Wright’s. This week his efficient
nhsman, John Tryon, has sold vehicles
to the following parties: George H.
Ruttamana, Norwalk. fancy trap: Dr.
Kindred, Darien, depot wagon; C. Isl.
Hoyt, superintendent of aims-house,
runabout; A. N. Ryereon, Noroton,
fancy wagon; J. Abrahsms. Norwaik,
kindness wagon; C. F. Johnson, New
Canaan, line buggy.
~8 lbs. of good 1v1rn1ullx-1‘f for 2", at
Hayes' market. _..
A new feature has been introduced in
Grade 7, of the Center school. it con»
slate of a handsome frame containing
lilo-else bust pictures of leading foteigu
personagea, American generals and ‘men
of note. The frame has a nmuvnbld
back, which permits of the ready chaog~
ing of the portraits. The scholars sing
descriptive songs, which make the pic-
tutcean instructive as well as a pleasing
feature of their education
The New \ork, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad has issueda“llanual of
finish and Boarding Houses," to be
fouudupou the lines and routes oflts
New Haven system, a handy volume, full
of information of the kind indicated, for
every traveler or mjourner in the nelgh»
hcrhoods of these lines. This Manual
maybe obtained by application tothe
Manger Department of the New Ha-
ven System, at New Haven, Ct, enclos-
iugtwo cents in stamps to pay postage.
~‘Wo pt ills per quart for our cream
andftisworth more. 1‘. A. lane.
The Young Woman's cam 'i'aan
Within-streamlines
fl 9’s“ the mailer for“
AMoflocalwhsslmenwill takes
spintoGlsnlalaadtomoi-row. .
—-8traw hsts cleaned. O'Brien dc Sher.
wo'od.
Our Brothers' lodge, I. 0. O. F., will
elect odious Monday night.
A daacswiil he held tonight at the
Norwaik Tennis club's casino.
St. Paul’s Sunday school, of Norwaik.
will picnic at Roton Point, July 18.
(louncllman Adams. of Norwalk, is
convalescing from his recent illness.
~Wemakeour ice cream of cream,
and use no substitute. 1“. A. Loire.
Charles '1‘. Terry. Jr., won 1he high
jump at Professor Wilson’s school. His
record was four feet, ten inches.
The contract for making Hope Hem
company’s new uniforms has been.
awarded to Ferris, a Stamford ciothier.
The funeral of Ira Eugene Decker will
he held from the Norwalk Methodist
church, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
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W. J. Gantley, formerly in the em.
ploy of C. Ford Seeley, has accepted a
position in New York city, and will go to
work Monday.
—Send to Hubbell, Wade & Rider,
Bridgeport, for flags and flag poles. Or-
ders received at J. Morris Benedict's
news depot, Norwdlk.
The enlries for the handicap tennis
tournament of the Independent Social
club, tobeheld on July 4th, will close
Monday, the 25th inst.
Dr. Baker, who is attending Conduc-
tor Flinn, reports him comfortable to;
day, and though in acritical condition
he has fair prospects of recovery.
Two large ceiling fans were put in
Schauh’s cafe, yesterday, by John I".
Flynn. They are operated by a water
motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawxburst will
reside in a pretty cottage in Norwalk,
recently built by Mr. Hawxhurst, upon
their return from their bridal tour.
——All flavors pure ice cream, at be
Mott's.
John Mason, the solo tenor of Grace
Church choir, is obliged to be absent
Sunday, and his place will be filled by
Benjamin Keeier, of New Canaan.
A tally-ho party, including W. B.
Wheeler and several friends, on route
from Mimntop, N. Y., to New Haven,
drove through Norwalk yesterday afier-
noon.
Dave Gore has accepted the terms of
the Norwalks and will play regularly
with them as pitcher in the future. They
have secured a valuable mam—Bridge-
port Farmer.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
First Congregational church will give
fair and entertainment in the chapel,
next Friday night. Admittance will be
by invitation only.
—Bluefish,
market.
So a pound. at Hayes
It is understood that Manager Kearins,
of the South Norwalk ofiice of the Postal
Telegraph company, is considering the
feasibility of opening a branch ofiice at
Roion Point for the summer season.
All members of the Royal Arcanum
are requested to meet at their rooms in
the Swartz it Corbett block, at 7 o'clock
tomorrow evening, to attend services in
the South Norwnlk Congregational
church.
The grocery clerks of South Norwolk
will inaugurate the season tonight by
takings sail across the Sound to Port
Jefferson, L. I.. in the sloop Lavina,
Captain Nelson Lawson. Thestart will
be made from ’I‘obey‘s dock about ll
o'clock.
In their new advortimumut Conmtock
mothers give away a business secret. It
is this: ”Medium priced units have been
the biggest snllcrs this year, and our line
get low: but raihi-r than lauy more stock
this reason. we have reduced our hlglc
grade soils from three to four dollars
resell."
«A full line of boys‘ straw hate.
O‘Brien dc Sherwood.
(furl A, ilolm, arrested and lined W)
in Bridgeport, on Tuesday, for intimidat-
ing workmen, employed on the street
rallway,waa formerly gardener a employ-
ed in South Nmaik, and John McKld-
ncy', who was also "rested for a similar
offense, was a moulder formerly employ-
ed at the old Simonds foundry, on Mec-
hanic street. Norwailr.
TheWoman’s Relief Corps, No. 15,1)!
Drmglu Fowler Post, No. 38, G. A. if...
held all!“ in 111111 Mason 11:. am”,
last night. In. Charles Broihevton and
Mhflaubsl Hendricks were in charge.
Music was “robbed by him Hazard
m M The attendance was fair.
The our]: will celebrate their eighth at»
alvsrsary Jaiyillnl. and elaborate prov
paranoia will train WY filler
theeslshrsticaoflnly l.
Another car load of 21 horses will arrive Monday,
June 11. 1894. They are of the same good quality
as heretofore, and will be sold very cheap.
M; H. PARSONS.
Water at The Knob today, 60° .
Chester Hawley is seriously ill at his
home on Westport avenue.
There will be a business meeting and
dancing at The Knob, tonight.
——No flies in )eMotts ice cream par
lore; the fans are dlways going.
Children s Day will be observed at the
A. M. E. church tomorrow.
Dwyer's band has been engaged by
George Clark to give a series of six con~
certs at Norwalk Park, the first one to
be held next Tuesday night.
TheodoTe Olsen is suffering with a
lame back. He was taken suddenly
yesterday and had to be helped home.
The suit of Mary Low vs. J. Ebrhsrdt
was adjourned for one week, this mom-
ing, by Justice Austin.
—Straw hats cleaned. O Brien dc Sher-
wood.
The attachment case of Hanford
Brothers vs. John N. Rowe came up this
morning before Justice Austin, and was
adjourned for a week.
The conveyance to take the Chautau-
quans to Call Pasture beach, Monday,
for the annual dinner, will leave the Li‘
brary at 5:30 o'clock.
Charles Chittim, of Center avenue.
celebrated, yesterday, the twenty-first
anniversary of his birthday. Among the
presents he received was an organ, the
gift of his parents.
The poles for the trolley system on
Main street, Norwaik, are set as fares
Plymouth avenue. Outside of the city
limits common poles are used; inside,
yellow pine, squared and champered.
——Lots of fresh made ice cream, at De-
Mott’s.
The St. Bonaventure college baseball
team crossed bats with the Daubury Y
M. C. A., yesterday. The score was 7 to
4 in favor of the Danbury boys.
The Adelphi Concert companyrwill re-
peat the cantata, “Singing Flowers," for
the Willing Workers of the A. M. E.
church, Wednesday evening, June 271b,
in the Sons of Temperance Hall, Nor-
walk.
Thou wishing to attend the joint
meeting of the Danbury and Norwalk Y.
P. S. C. E. Unions at Ridgefieid, June
27, should give their names to Miss Lydia
A Senor, Min Daisy Ryder or II. 0. Bailey.
The cases of W. R.Thompsou, and I".
ll. Byron, bosses for Reed 1!: McKibbiu,
who used rails under attachment and
were. arrested for theft, came up this
morning before Justice Austin. and was
adjourned fur a week.
Albert Avison, of Main street. Nor-
walk, has returned home from the
Buichers‘ national convention and a
triptol’hiladelphin. “1- reports that
the organization of the National Butch-
ers' Protective association was perfected.
and that the annual meeting will be held
next year in October
~ ilehlott's ice «ream H made from
pure 1 ream and no milk whatever.
A borsoowued by Wallace Parks ran
away on Water street, Norwalk, ytstcr.
day afternoon. it was driven by his
son, ('harles Parks. when the harness
broke. The wagon '1’“ wrecked. and
young Parks and his mmpanion were
thrown out. lloth Wen! lmdly bruised.
The horse nus captured on Harbor avo-
fill»
Mm licorgo It. Iiylugton has lmcuen-
gagvd to sing with the choir of llrace
church. She will sing for the first time
tomorrow. Mrs. liyington has a re-
markahly clear. swert soprano voice,
and by her acquisition to the choir they
can now have antlflcal s1nging,ns the
choir can be divided. Miss Alice Seileck
is the other leading soprano. Th11 mem.
bers of the choir are giving excellent
satisfaction under the directorship of
MissJenuie K. Nash. Next fall Grace
church choir promises to be noted for
the high order of its music.
Hubert Bishop‘s yacht Mabel will leave
here next Tuesday for the Yale-Harvard
yacht race, which takes place Thursday.
On board will be Ross Bernhard, Clar-
ence Osborn and Samuel Lyaes. On
Thursday they will be joined at
New London by Miss Agnes Ross
Gibbs, Miss inst Keefer, Miss Bertha
Wilson,“ Cite Batch, of Norwalk,
Ilr. Freemaaand lies Watson. of Boy
you, and Ralph Boliaes, of Yale Culver»
city.
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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 eetb-
ing Lotion for 25 cents, soothes and re-
lieves all pain. Sold by all druggists.
Ihave two little grand chlldren who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
1 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-
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my house work. Klimt. L. Dunagan,
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G. C. Stilison, druggist.
While. at Peekskiil. N. Y.. Mr. J. A
Scriven, a prominent manufacturer of
New York city. purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Such
good results were obtained from items
that he sent back to the druggiat from
whom he had obtained it for two more
bottles of the same remedy. When you
have a cough or cold give this prepara-
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want 1t when again in need of such a
medicine. It is a remedy of great worth
and merit. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
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While in Topeka last March, E. T.
Barber. a prominent newspaper man of
La Cygne, Kan, was taken with chol-
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clerk at the hotel where he was stopping
happened to haves bottle of Chamber-
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Every family should keep this remedy
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of saving much suffering and perhaps
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25 and bile cent bottles for sale by C. C.
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body can meet it 280.
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Cross A: Blackwell Jams, at the.
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Fresh laid every day, 200. dos.
An extra due , 56c. bag.
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Williameburg Creamery in prints, no-
year and our line got i
Medium priced suits have been the biggest cellars
,but rather than 'buy more stcmk thk
dollars each.
Men’s 8.50 Cheviot Suits to
Men} l3.00 Black Serge Suits to 4‘
Men's 14.00 Black pin head Check Suits to 11.00
Men's l4.50 light Check Cass. Suits
Men's I5.00 Blue Serge Cheviot Suits in
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enjoy eating them. Such a business isJike a thing of beauty “a
joy forever." The picnic season is here and we wish to call your
attention to a few novelties. Claret Lemonade, Raspberry Syrup,
Lime Juice, Royal Marmalade, Boned Chicken and Turkey,
Lunch Ham and Tongue, Deviled Ham, Game Pates. and a full
line of Potted Meats, Sardines, Olives, Olive Oil, Pickles, Club
House, Neufchatel, Philadelphia, Cream, Old English and Fancy
Full Cream Cheese. Fifty different varieties of Fancy Cakes and
Crackers. Call and we'will demonstrate to you that this is the
place to get your supplies. Don i: forget our celebrated Cof-
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Silk Brocatelie Fringe Parlor Suit,
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A Fine Lounge for 06.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, 311.50.
085.00
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A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
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