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r
‘faetoeyie being moved further
, Germanic Slengerbund will meet
t, and raffle of! their plane, a new
n field day exercises of the
Knights of Pythias will be held In
Mambury, Ifay 28. Over 700 Knights
liiiltake part.
Due of the Italian laborers on the
”steam shovel at Wilson Point bad
fltbieit arm and side badly bruised, this
, morning. His injuries were dressed at
' Dr. W. 0. Burke's office.
. '. Pearl F. Geddes, Infant daughter of
William and Sarah Geddes, of 38 Cross
fleet. Norwalk, died yesterday. The
. team! was held from the house this
afternoon atao'clook, Rev. '1‘. K. Noble
deleting.
,__..___
. Ire. Annie licKeever, of Springwood,
was umted Saturday night for being in
mxicsted and striking Mrs. Theodore
‘ Gates. The case came up in the Town
' Ocnrt this morning before Judge Frost.
The prisoner was fined .10.
There will be promotions in Company
I for two sergeants and twchorporaIs
Under the new law the right guide of
theoompady is entitled to the appoint
mental first sergeant and it will natural-
ly fall to Sergeant Howard Godfrey.
Portland lost to Brockton, of the New
England League, Saturday. by a score of
'1 to 4. George Lauder, who is playing
second base with the Portland, shad four
put-outs, one assist and one error. He
also assisted in a very pretty triple play.
, Committees from the different banks
that at the Fairfleld County Savings
hank, Saturday afternoon, to discuss the
Saturday halfoholiday scheme. The ma-
jority favored it and it was left to the
directors of the different banks to decide
what each individual bank would do.
The New Haven wrecking engine came
from that place yesterdayhand the der~
rich and a large force of men lifted the
boiler from the cellar, through the floor
g roam, and on a list car.
Councilm taken to New Haven, and will he
. and placed in the New east
hound depot. providing heat for both
stations.
Michael J. Keogh, private secretary
for Contractor H. H. Brown, and who
hasmade South Norwalk his home for
moral months past, died this morn-
ingot the Bridgeporthoepital. file on-
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
which resulted successfully. but plenrisy
set in, causing his death. He had many
friends in town.
The annual state convention of the An-
cient Order of Foresters of America, will
he held in Hartford next Wednesday and
possibly Thursday. The headquarters of
the delegates will be at the Allyn House,
where the executive committee meet on
Tuesday night. The delegate of Court
Iahackemo is Samuel Hopkins, with
Thomas O. Creamer as alternate.
e city meet
-—The purest coffee at Inne's restaurant.
A horse driven by hi. Roberts took
fright at a trolley car on Wall street, yes-
tfldey. The animal ran upon to the side-
walk and into the doorway of the Dan
bury and Norwallr railroad depot, cramp.
lag the wheel under the carriage and
breaking the axle. The horse was osp-
tared by John Cahlll as soon as the acci-
denghappsned.
The game. Saturday, between Brown
”University and Yale, in Providence, was
won by Yale, 8 to 2. William Leader.
of South Norwalk, caught for the
Browns. Brown lost the game through
had been running. Although the posi-
tion was a new one for Lauder with this
team, he put up a good game. Hols
credited :with nine put-outs. one assist
and no errors.
Thefollowlngls a list of letters re-
maining uncalled for at the following
‘ , for the week ending lay it
‘ Iorwaik—lcrtimsr Dias. Ire. Theresa
new». Ire. J. E. Stewart, lies Tay-
hp It. BM B. WM 80“"! ”Of-
: walk—l. Breweter.ltchsrt Walsthrs
Aegieflsther,Audrew Kosmschl, Fred
* my. Ire. Ham Hill, 18 Raymond
fiat...
diamond.
“We drill the men.
‘ ill-shirt sass-r m
”I!“ , II int
& Goideohmidt’s barn in the rear "
Nuwelk, have a bright baby boy of re-
cent birth.
Smith street. contemplates enlarging
foundry buildings.
deg at the residence of H. L. Smith, 33
France street, this morning.
of t
It wil be observed in the Methodist
churches of the Norwalks.
lodges is being held with Washington
>Mryllicrthropmf Dsuhury, hos-
steward of the Fourth regiment
ssrgssat,hss resigned
Joseph Bettina. of
Wmhohsshseu acting hospital
ward, hasdons the work many and
Justine the appointment ofllteward
, ,m-mmuowu
,1.“psmoteilsrtigsu,wholsaliamssd
W
:rL-msunwnmnssmsn'm
Knead In
The Meeker Foundry company, of
‘ll
Chief of Police Bradley shot a or...
.
Next Sunday will he the anniversary
founding of the Epworth League.
The quarterly convention of the
Bridgeport district of Good Templar
Lodge, at Cranbury, today.
There was a good attendance at the Y.
If. C. A. song service, yesterday after-
noon. 0. F. Tristrsm led the meeting
and spoke upon "Encouraging Thoughts
for lien.”
At the annual invitation handicap
games of the Yale Athletic association,
Saturday afternoon, Eben Bill, Jr., won
the two-mile bicycle race in five minutes,
seventeen and four fifths seconds.
There will he a battalion drill of
Companies D and F, at the armory.
Friday night. The drill is order~
edby Colonel Ruspell Frost. who will
inspect the property and also the troops
as they pass in review.
It was stated this morning that Mrs
C. Frederick Crofut. who resides in
Murphy's block on East Washington
street. had disappeared from her home,
and could not be found. She has been
sick forsome time. ASENTISEL reporter
called at the house this noon, but there
was no response to repeated knockinge.
An innovation in the music of Trinity
church, Bridgeport, was inaugurated
yesterday, by the introduction of two
female voices into the choir. lies Kittie
May Parker and Miss Aimee Wood. the
latter of South Norwalk. were selected
as the singers. Both have voices of un-
usual sweetness and cultivation. Never-
theless the timbre was entirely distinct
from that of the boys.
Tbs deed conveying the insolvent
Union Manufacturing company's plant
from William H. Olmstead to William F.
Bishop will probably be drawn this week.
The scheme to organize a new concern
has fallen through, and Ir. Bishop will
in all probability sell off the property,
machinery and plant itself, as chance
offers.
[NORWALK NEWS ON Fli-‘i'll mom]
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ROWAYTON.
In the Baptist church, yesterday, the
pastor preached two very instructive and
helpful sermons. In the evening Evan-
gelist Gillie, of South Norwalk, formerly
of Brooklyn, was present and addressed
the congregation with great earnestness.
He also sang two solos, and as he threw
his soul into them, never could the sweet
sentiment of the pieces have been brought
out to better advantage. Both services
were well attended.
There will be a concert in Guider's
Hall, Tuesday evening, by Norwalk and
South Norwalk talent, for the benefit of
the Baptist church. All lovers of music
should attend, as it will be one of the
finest ever given in the place.
WEST NORWALK.
The ladies of the Methodist mission
will hold aGeorgs Washington hatcheg
party at the residence of William B De-
lfott, tomorrow night. A good time is
anticipated for all who attend.
BABIES AND NOROTON.
Mr. Louasbury, of Darien. is another
bright speaker whose general good
nature mahosawarrsnt for him to say
and do almost anything he chooses. He
has helped manya time to lift deepen-
dency from the atmosphere of the House.
lemory of these gentlemen when they
shall have departed from the capitol
scenes will be, not insptly, like the sun-
shine on distant bills at the close of
some bright summer day.—Brldgepcrt
Post.
played here Saturday, on the Brady
be played in Stamford. Saturday.
in Bridgeport this weak.
W
”a
visiting in
home with sickness.
horse. ,
teachers’ convention at South Not-walk
and the young people availed themselvls
of the holiday to hold a May party, with
some of their older friends, in the hem-
They report a very enjoyable time.
Thelirstbsllgamsof the season was
grounds,‘.hetwsen the Darlene and the
lsrrlli flashers college team. The home
tsam‘ras victoriousby a score of nine-
teen to sixteen. A return game will
Samuel Sanford and hrlds,cf Darby,
whom on their wedding trip, have
been thsguestsof Installs-s. William
William medley. Albert if. Scollsld.
William E. William, Jr.. and Ssmuel
White,havs been drawn to do juror daty
um George ll,w Bailey has
bought a number of newcosehssand
lustre freallisw York for the east.
' \
pooritrsck, for it is one class of lumps
all the way round Beeley ought to out
this down under 1:30 and devote his time
’ to track racing instead of so? much road
racing. There is no reason why, with a
little training. he cannot make the fastest
mile in lheetate hustle.—Bridgeport Post.
muncilman E. B. For. of the Fox
Cycle company, and Street Commission”
W. C. Briggs wheeled to Bridgeport and
return. yesterday.
Clifford E. Adams and Hubert S.
Mitchell, wheeled to New Haven and re-
turn yesterday.
William Bindley is confined to his
Henry F. Sellsok has purchased a new
Harry Sellsck has purchased a bicycle.
SILVERIINE.
Miss Grace Benedict attended the
What is Going on Tonight.
Monthly meetings of the Common
Counclle, and South Norwalk Fire com-
panics; concert by the A. M. E church
choir in the South Norwalk Methodist
church; hall of the South Norwelk
Drum and Fife Band in Arion Hull; reit-
ulor meeting of Douflls Fowler Poet, G,
A. IL: reception in Music Hall, class of
’95. South Norwaik High Fobool; regular
meeting Colfax Encampment. I. O O 17.;
meetings of Our iirothers’ Lodged 0. O.
h‘., and ConCord Division, hi. of T.: meet-
ing at Y. ill. C A parlor to organize a
baseball club; Washington Lodge, 1. O
G. T., of Cranbury, install their officers.
lock grove near the Silvermine rivtr.
There was no service at the M. P,
church, last evening, owing do the ill-
nose of the pastor, Rev. George Davis.
Charles Prescott, a clerk in the South
Norwalk post office, spent the Sabbath
at his home in Silvermine.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of South
Norwalk, were the guests of Mrs. L. L
Prescott, Sunday.
TOWNS ROUND scour us.
The people of Bridgeport are not satis-
La Grippo\ls\here again with all of its
old time Vigm'. One Minute Cough
specifies no certs n amount. It leaves
the apportioning of damages and benefits
to the railroad commissioners. A
thorough canvass of the city is being
made by Senator Marigold and Represen-
tatives Marsh and Keller, and the wishes
of the people will be carried out. Vice-
President Hall says if the report is rcjrcl‘
ed the railroad company will make-Vito
When Baby was slclr. we gave her Cmorla.
When she was a Child. she cried for Galleria.
When she became Slim, she clung to Contorin.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
further effort to four-track its system
through that city for some time to come. on. Idren Cry for
Charles Demeritt. of New Canaannged
Pitcher’e Castoria.
twenty-three. has been attending for the ., _ H _ ,
past year, the Long Island hospital, in V ' L
order to fit himself for a physician. and
while there he met a young lady, a
native of Austria. He fell in love. but
she wasllcwilling to enter into an en-
gagement without the consent of her
mother, who is living in Austria. The
mother, on being informed, sent a
ticket to her daughter, to be used by; the
young man at once, and he has gone to
present himself before the mother.
Mrs. Bridget Dowd died at her homein
West Stamford, aged ninety-five years.
She was a woman of many peculiarities,
and her chief desire, which she often ex-
pressed, was to die during the month of
May. A few days ago one of the priests
who had called to see her left a dollar
with her before leaving. and when about
to die she requested that the coin be plac-
ed in her hand and that it should go to
the grave with her. Her in quest was
granted. ‘
The piece workers in the employ of the
Laagdon & Batchelder Corset company,
Bridgeport, have been notified of a cut in
wages ranging from three to four per
cent. on various parts of the work. About
three quarters of the whole number of
employee are affected by the out, the
rates paid to the llil) day workers remain-
ing undisturbed.
Mrs. Mary Dowd, better known
throughout Faitfield county as “(.iranny"
Dowd, who was nearly 100 years old, is
dead at her home in Stamford. She had
been gradually failing, and her death was
due to old age. She is a great-great.
grandmother, and leaves many direct de-
scendants.
Ilrs.Cbarles Russell. aged twenty-six
years. died at her home in Slamfordfiat-
urday, from typhoid fever. She leavrs a
husband and one child, both ill of the
same disease. and not expected to recov-
er. llrs. Russell was formerly lilies
Maud Newman, and is well known.
The many Meade of a New Canaan
clergyman, who has been hit with the
bicycle fever. , are ondcavnring to obtain
sufficient funds with which to purchase
a machine, and are passing a paper to
those who desire to give their pastor a
small donation for that purpose.
Three hundred tax liens have been filed
llow'a This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any one of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall’s L'atarrll f‘ure.
F. J. CHENEY d: i'il., Props” Toledo. 0.
We.tho ulldsrslgomlvae known F.J.Cheney
for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly
anclally able to carry outany obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truss. Wholesale Drugglets. Toledo.
0.: Waltlia. Klunan & Marvin. Wholesale
Draggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's (‘atarrh (ane is fallen internally, act-
ing directly upon the blood and tum-nus sur-
faces of the system. i’riveJfil- per bottle. Sold
by all Drugglste. Testimonials free.
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c. H. "mm
City Employment igellcy.
Ladies and gentlemen deelrlng competent
help in ally rapist-fly can ollluln the name at
the shore agency.
WANTED lMliEilllTElV.
A position for a comm-lent bookkeeper and
aalmrrmn; aimlwom-nvlltlloll and German. as
help on gentleman's plat-v.
t‘ if. HARVEY.
uslwtiv‘s arm: NTOItI.
ill North Main street. South Norwalk.
m2! f
Taylor a Golden V ‘
liealEstate andlnsurance
hlflllfl'flrl s'rlutn.
Persona looltln fora lot, or house and lot
wlth the view 0 pun'baelu .are formal to
call and examine our list. \ shave them Ill'
sale in every part. of the city at . in
prices and on mv terms. ant“ H
mm son‘s“...
THE
1’ R. () I" 1%]; T Y
m‘rul: Lari:
BURR NASH,
(‘lny street. Abom “.lmtw Montage.
T .
“uni. It \b‘.
JACOB M. LAY'I‘UN, Tl llltllmatl Place.
.202...
-_
WMUSIG LESSONS”
fin Banjo, Mandolin, Violin and
Guitar,
in South Norwallr. at if flay
Thursday evening. For pant
above number.or mltlmn
street. every
'tllare call at
with the town clerk of Greenwich. ll. L. sallaHTlAN.
W Stamford. Conn.
Death of Joseph Mathels. lNSTItUMENTS lilflfllflllltll. a'ezw
Joseph tfatheis, who enacted a para.
iytic stroke a little overs week ago, died
at his residence on Ward street, last
evening, aged sixty-four years. He was
born in Germany. July 9, 1880, and came
to this country about forty years ago.
He was then employed in the Sorwaik
DISTRICT OF NllitWAlJl. am.
Court April fl. A. 1).. lllllii.
metals of Marv Ana Boughlml. late of Nov»
walk. in said district. tlrcraaml.
Con of --'robate for the district of Nor-
Walh. hath llm ml and allowed lil months
from the date hereof for the cmllmre of said
m muhlblt their claims for nettlemont.
whoneglertto pmnt their scene, at».
smarter! arroovery. Al
l lfllfmfi lads
pottery.hut afterwards embarked in the a m... .22 noon It. Ride mm.
liquor business. For the past ten years ”I" 33?. ,3 “mi".
he had done nothing. Ir. ltsthsls leaves
four children. Henry and Joseph. Mrs
Patrick Gallagher and lire. Herbs" Bull
The deceased had a large number of
friends. Bis funeral will he attended
from his late residence, Wednesday
afternoon at ii c's .
B.H.Bowman.puh. Enquirer,“ fier-
msn.lad.,writss: elastwsakoar little
glrihahyahecnlyosswshavmwsstsksa
stetwlthcrcup. Aftsrtwedestsrsfallsd
mglvsrsliflaadlitswashasglos se a
live wsnlsemmatsOsagh
on crest of Woodward pvnpert y. cv-
erlcokln's Norwsllt Harlan: also
adsairabls
at sail of inwaess avenue. for
lartlsslass near to
SillilMEil BIBYBLES
where. to those dea lug wl
THE 1. T. PBOWIT
SKFIFS Hill SALE
line Fancy Still, It feat, brass
offered for anyrase of LaGrIpne that AOI‘I’O!
failed to abort in ii hours. has not been claim-
ed. bur. testimonials by the hundreds tell of
remarkable cures.
honorable in all business transactions and lln- ’
West street llllli linyvll-w Mature. hood of
/
n
ly attested. within said time. will:
Building Lots
'Sh‘ore Let
be}
a“
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is:
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f
Theheatofall high grade bicycles.
I!!! m
. us
A splendid medium
iaresone glVen. or
cowbesl. ’
a for it received else- ,
thus.
T 60.
inch at tf
ltwlllnsy you to visit Bridgeport and do
your show as for yourself or a. You have
a larger stoclt to select from. on have lower
rice: «Immortality and make'
on have your our fare to you on all tenur-
chases an over. You’l en the outing and
see all the Harvest Uo'to ate it in
Summer Clothing. Furnishings andVIlat's. .
MEIGS do 00.
STURTEVAN’I' BUILDING.
327 Main ear. finals flu, llrldgepwet. 0t.
AT ROWAYTON.
”A,“
THE tax payers 0! the City of South Norwalk
are hereby notified that the city tax of
alt mills on the dollar, laid es the city are?
mam. list of last. at s. city meeting her at.
Arlnn Hall. on Madison street. on the filth day
of March, lam. alanine llbrar fund is: of
one-quarter mill on the dollar aid at theeante
time. will be one and payable on the first day .
of May. lliilb. at which tlmeI will receive the
more at 'rna Marian. omce. llo Washington
street. Penalty at. the rate of nine it) per
rent. it year from May l, villi. will be ch
nu all bills remaining unpaid on and after
J u no 1. Mill.
ROSE?" G. MITCHELL.
mounted.
llns Working Still. it last.
line Fourteen-Foot Still.
one melts-Foot Follower.
llns iiins-Fcct Stow Follower.
llns Eight-Foot Follower.
. Cure is a reliable remedy. It cures and '
tied with the action of the railroad com cures quickly. 6. A. Gregory & U0, and 0M SiX'FOOI FOIiOVlBI’. wsollscmr of Tuner: of the Lily of South liar.
mlttee of the General Assembly, in re G 0 Still South Norwalh.Lonn.AprilZl.lm
porting favorably upon the Davenport ' ' .92.... Good serviceable boats, at low prices. sol aw
grade crossing hill, and rejecting the ”—4"— m_n..s_.._..,...._,«s._...._.
mam" {maimed by Repmenume Child felt Cry for cam. ON on annexes. cup AND SAUCE“
v
Marsh, of that city. The latter fixed the PitCha' I OaOtOI'Ia. m3 tf E. F. MlE. Rowaflon, ci. wnvu
cost to the clty of the changes proposed Children cry for b ___..... m '
by the Consolidated at a sum not exceed-
lus s50.000. but u... Davenbon bin Pltcher’e Gastorla. Our $200 Forfeit SOL") SH'VER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. s. noon,
In South lain Street. lie. Norwalk.
of st
"’“n‘os.e or"...
layout.
I
icstcn curse lsdrlpps and fields
in hours.
icstcn cures lisurslgis in I hear.
icstcn’ cures. Headache in 20
minutes.
lesion cures dilhsumstism in 3
ya.
Congressman N. l) Sperry, of New Hawn.
wholms pullers-(l terribly from headaches for
years writes:
This mm i‘t‘I'iIfV flint [bays taken the pow-
tiers known all "AL‘ETUN." sold by you. for
headache- with grand ro-ulla. They suited me
in every point. llnynot only give relief but
lrnve no fool rifvv‘f. They suit?“ my case fully.
Very respectfully, .
N. i). SPERRY.
Acelon can be obtained at B. ll. Plaistevl'e.
So! of l2 powders. 25 cents.
Acetone ledlcal 00.. Mystic. or.
II Ii l
mo .,
.. . .
.13”.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- ’
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lemon can be anon for. Put-
chasers of wheels receive hooligans frees '
H.B.BIILKLEY it’ll.
52 South Main Stu
AGENTS ’08
Sleams and feeling.
Elmore and iron Bicycles
Alta: OFFERING A l'lNll: CLASS or
. Hillier-.9. fii’l'l‘EI) To ALI. Pt'R-
Pllsl..~'. Hum GENTLEMEN‘H DRIVER-l
WE
ll HEAVY WORKERS.
REMELY LOW.
M. H. PARSONS,
1: PRICES EX-
BROOKSIOE FARM. "Elixir" "m ’5" "V- “W" “"5."
Saturday. L Saturday. Saturday.
————EAT————
ICE CREAM. ALL FLAVORS,
-—-—-AT»—«—
MEAD’S, 92 WASHING??? STREET.
THE FINEST PARLOR} IN THE CITIES.
BI-MONTH
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lelMtTlitlll are lamummrro rrv Hl'El'fAf. Art or l.rolsr..trl:a.1tras lunar.)
Wlhl. ARRIVE AND OPEN AN ni‘l‘lt'l‘. AT
CITY HOTEL, so. NORWAIK, CONN.
Wednesday, May 8, 1895,,
. i
l DUCTOBS
llsys.
Nervous Exhaustion. Rheumatism.
araotee lvevy Case of Consumption
llsmslnlag for two
3 Catarrh. Bronchitis. Asthma. lipilepe ,
fly-pa la. (inactivation and Absolutely
i'l'hsy grse to Treats.
These motors have been most aptly formed
The World’s (irentvrast Experts.
’l‘bsy lot not. locate and describe every ache. pain and disagreeable feel mm fully.
clearly a explicitly than has ever been done by v physicians on earth. a harm than
the patients can themselves: they unélsrstand and raisin a dlareerat aslaneeaad haterleette
laclplecey. pvnaress and tonal . 4
N0 PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY [77121]”!!! OR TAKEAM’HOR'
CON-9071M? THE]!
MEDICINE BEFORE
wonderful knowledge of distaste. their
with m
I'll”!
Dim"!!!
GUI!
not only will callers be surprised at their
«moire explanation of every canes and effect. but at the marvel
now. common sense treatment mes tothe very seat of
stant roller, and in all?» that have a
m. as
,. .sssowfilm'b" arm cults
These doctors wish It distinctly understood that t will not rate movable
serving the right to reject any case that to their judge- has passed into the
last year not were so 7306”“. am ‘
fiesta “That Youthrff Dummy
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1'?de li.?l'l.??i€il???l?le?????iit???
.. “new mwm mmn
lone rapid“ w t
the troahlezglvisg almost
or snide
mediate refitting“
latlslvrlsy. whehuhsse.
Hill-Ileana as.
mamas Inlet.
Norwalk Chronicler