mom a sit unass-
ss sows.
”Module to erect a born at
hwummmsosonm
_,..__._.
‘1 l-Iy Elliott rods from Norwoikto
Wt In forty-four minutes Sunday
”Wild-notice
at [oiest 'pri
ltd-pound son was fibers yesterday
“I by II. and Mrs. Herbert Van.
token Parke. Jr.. of France street,
Imahodly spained arm, asaresultofa
“new a bicycle.
The bathing and trimming depart-
. 1".‘1 Solmols’ hat factory will re-
II Yederdoy was the forty-secoudanni.
mot thegrcatraiirood drawbridge
Mammals, .
“Bradley has been requested to
Isokutforogreymoreasd two-seated
useydolonfromflartford.
.:.AWtroin——' broke in two on the
'flingtoa street crossmg. this morn~
is. but no damage wss done.
James E. Hoyt. Joseph Healy and
'iflam Guthrie went trouting yester-
by and returned with twenty-six fish of
“necks.
Tthity Council of Norwalk held an
curative session last night. aflsr the
”fermion, and discussed the high-
of .
vs
sweetie-tim-
s‘
—C. DeKlyntESou, of Norwalk. have
mused the services of a French chef
.d are now prepared to furnish
Isl kinds of French and Ameri-
can ice cream and ices.
‘l'ichetllo. 319 drewthepiano at Ger-
‘Hnlhlaotnight. It was held by
p Inger-kn, who keeps a grocery
Wumd‘my‘loehsnicm
“W K. King’s Daughters of Trinity
.i
{1
3:1:
,
m will meet tonight with Ire. Olin
loll“, Boyview avenue. Thursday
MW Cirdo will meetot
Iliad-spun
3"“ Imtgomeryhm resign his
. atG.A. Gregorytt: Co.'sdrug
more mid will have charge of the soda
“loin at the Rowland. Gow, & Stark
ee-puy’e store in Bridgeport.
~A complete line of black dress goods
g!”- zflcents upwards. at If. 8 Smith’ .
m Peterson. a pupil of George
T's-hit. sect-so hosappmredinficuth
‘rwolkeevsral times.wonsnght with
It.” leads. inthe rodrno of theOoney
“and Athletic club, last night, dividing
a poses of Cl .000.
The quarterly convention of Good
“place. hold at Cranbury yesterday,
wosa very pleasant chair. The proceed-
” couisfad of routine business. od-
Mand selections for the “good of
thogDIdsn" Refreshment were med.
Eo-oof the members of Our Brothers'
Dodge L0. 0. B, have signified their
busiest of going to New Canaanto-
aigst. to attend in. rally at the lodge
fithatplscc. Delegates will be present
from South Norwnlk', Stamford and
‘ ’I‘lsssnwich.
‘II
M... —losdod. 9c ii». at Drsecller's.
Ir. eodlre. Lewis J. Reynolds left
“morning for Bedford, N.Y .,
' its few weeks.
M? health, 'dnd his
manyfrirnds hope the rest and change
moyhsnellt him. [in has been in the
“Mot J. C. Bundle for the past
”I” .
The formal opening of the Norwaik
Marshals club’s grounds will be held
. Domestics Day. At a meeting of
thehomdof managers of the club. last
m it was voted to hold a tournament
eafiotoecarion. to' be followed by an
“acne too. served by the ladies of the
“. In thsovening thsrswlli bso
.‘dooee.
Iron. 3.8m haerscslvedslsttsrm'
.“ '.Oongremrnarl Hill,
conferredupoo m toprevsut theorem
oi! much abused word.
12:}i'iiloliqiutlon from the
viloliufiry'dethatltwaamsan
ingle- and wasted time; Besides, it
was Elimm which sounded just a
‘ ‘ iittlotco familiar. Nowadays the em
remark of control when called up is,
"What number?”
[soawsur news on rim user-1.]
BROOKSIDE.
The condition of .Gsorge I. Keeler re- I
mains about the same. If anything the
Ia’tmding physician tthinks there is a
very slight change for the better.
Thoannual meeting of the Brookslde
Chapel association will be held Thursday
night, at which lime oilicers will be
elected.
lilies Amy J. Cox has returned from
Brooklyn, where she has passed the win-
tor. ~ ~
Joseph Cox is spending a few days
with his mother in New York city.
Iliad dildo 8cbnell is recovering from
a sevae illness.
ROWAYTON.
A fine programme has been prepared
for the concert this: evening in Guide"
Bali, and it will be greatly enjoyed by
all attending. At the close of the con.
cert there will be cake and ice cream on
sale.
DARIBN AND NORO‘I'ON.
The Young People's Society of Christ-
ian savor of Congregational
chili/oh will hold a birthday sociable
ursday night, at the residence of Joe-
ph Ilerehouse. The purpose is to
' charge an admission fee of as many cents
anthers are years in the visitor's age.
and the committee desire on this occa
oion to have a large number of reel aged
persons present.
NEW CANAAN.
That New Canaan will have a system
of public water works becomes more
apparent day by day. and those who
have been skeptical and did not believe
that the prment company meant busi-
nem, begin to think that they will have
to admit that they made a mistake. A
recent visit to the dam was a very inter-
esting and pleasant one. his situated
about two miles from the borough .cen-
tre. in a volley east of John E. Selleck’s
property on Oenoke Ridge. The dam is
almost completed. It is just 369 feet
lag and 30 feet deep at the highest point
Whenthe poodle full it will cover thir-
teen acre . A [its house of cut stone and
wood will soon be erected. The pipe line
lebeing surveyed, and it is said by the
contractor that the work of laying the
pipes will begin within a week. Sixty-
elght Italians are kept to work daily,
and the scene is one of interest and
animation. Contractor Chapman is a
wide-awake and stirring business man
who understandejust what he is doing,
and hole never too busy to answer a
civil quation in a civil and pleasant
manner. or give any information that
may be desired. It is confidently ex-
pected that pipes will be laid in all of the
principal streets long before frost shall
come sgain.—|lesssnger.
'
The Truck Arrives.
The new fire truck for the city of
South Norwoik arrived this morning.
and was unloaded and taken to the new
shed adjoining Putnam Hose house-
whers it will remain until after it is ac-
ccpted by the city. which will probably
be in a few days. The truck come from
Bumsey s: Co.. Pittsburg, Pa., and the
price was $1,400, but the city's old jum-
per and hose carriage were turned in,
3300 being allowed for them. thus bring-
ing the cash prior-down to “.100. The
extension ladder, which comes from
Providence. has not yet arrived. The
seal of South Norwaik. representing the
"Old w'iii; apd 'very appropriately let
tered, is painted on a portion of the
truck. .-.. w__
Mir union in .000.
Governor Coffin Investigating
Whipple lohocl Bwlndie.
Governor Collin continued yesterday
his investigation into the frauds which
have been practiced on the state by the
people in charge of the Whipple School
for Deaf flutes at Ilystlc. Two of the
wornsn teachers were summoned to the
executive chamber with the result that
thegovsrnor ascertained that the sum
of which the state has been de-
frauded will lorgsly exceed the amount
the
N
ti
originally estimated. It will certainly
05.000 and may amcuatto $8,000.
Incas, ttots's attorney for
county. was in consults.
th Guilt: during the
alternom and urther developments
are anticipated in a few days. The
governor learned yesterday of several
other scholarttlle state was paying
for. who wersnotattsndlng the schools
asths time theirnomsswsro being rs-
portsd lolliesth as pppilr.
W sonic. Miss“
A fleece Paper Pattern or this nor-sot
on ho Obtained by "III. the Coupon
related Below.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bssor
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments.
639;”‘LADlES' CAPE
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Dark green perforated velvet is here
represented made up over a lining of
pink taffeta silk.
The capeis of the full circular shape
that fits the shoulders smoothly and falls
around the form in soft undulating folds.
\Thls can be developed stylishly in any
of the new season's material with or with-
out peiforations and decanted with lace,
or jet poiiits. insertion. galloon, gimp,
or ribbon.
The collar can be omitted in favor of
a wide double ruching of chiiion, and
an interlining of crinoline. canvas, or
hair cloth must be provided if the stand
out effect is desired.
Cloth and velvet are cut from the pat-
tern and perforated to order as picking.
etc., is done. .
Some ladies embroider or work the
edges and perforations in builonhole
stitch with silk, producing splendid
results.
One of black broadcloth was thus em-
broidered with black silk, and lined with
yellow satin, a wide ruching'sofublack
chiffon decorated with yellow cowslips,
giving a dainty and modish finish to the
neck.
This pattern is cut in six sizes, viz:-
32. 34. 38. 38, 40, and 42 inches breast
measure.
Retail price of pattern is 30 cents.
Quantity of material required 44 in-
ches wide-—
For small size, 3‘) inches breast meas-
ure. 2s yards.
For medium size, 36 inches breast
measure, 25. yards.
For large size. 40 inches brcnst meas-
ure, 3'.» yards.
For extra large size, 4:! inclies,fii§
yards.
EVElilllD DENTINEL DDUPDll
JENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. 01‘ NO 5392.
Cut this out. fill in your name ill’lil address
and mail or take to
Slurlevanl's Bargain House.
ADDRESS. , ., . ,.
PATTERN ,No. 0302.
This coupon and [2 ate. will sci-lire above
attcrn rit Hturtevaul‘s. North hlalu and
Ann streets. South Norwalk.
SIZE WIN
Mrs. lch‘o lllrthtlay.
The venerable Mrs. Timothy Fitch. of
Ilerwln street, celebrated the seventy—
seconri anniversary of her birthday. yes-
terday. She has been an invalid for
some years, but has borne her trials with
true Christian fortitude. She is a mem-
and was for many years the lndy super-
intendent of the Sunday school. During
the day she received many calls from
her friends, but the most enjoyable event
of the day was a surprise dinner gotten
up by her niece. Mrs. Jane A. Selleck.
Among the guests were Mr. and hire. 0.
B. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Avery,
North Stamford; lire. I’llwbe Avery,
New York city; Mrs: A. ll Blauson,
South Norwaik; Mrs. A. C. Britta, New
Command lire. E R. Davis, Belisck's
Corners.“
A Doctor's Horse 'l‘okee I‘rlght.
Dr. L. I. Allen's spirited team of
horses became wedged in yesterday about
noon.bctwssu otrollsy car and an ice
wagon, on West avenue. near the ’sr
mm. The horses became frightened.
and it was only with considerable dim
culty that Dr. Allen and Dr. Willie Put-
ney. who was with bim,were saved from
being thrown from the carriage. One of
the sales was broken. Later in the after-
noon, Dr. Allen was driving one of the
hora-before soother wagon and when
his animal reached the some place it
ran awaysgsio. this lists first log the
marketable“. The .. .
I“
We
ber of tho Norwalk Methodist church
I'Mddmwmthom,
Arm of In”.
About twenty members of tho' Wh-
tlirebsddss those comprising. the com
mitten. visited the Putnam Ismoriol
path in Bedding one day last week. The
residents gave them a very hospitable re
caption. preparing a dinner of chickens
and other good things which were served
in the pavilion. Senator Bored, chair-
man of the committee, planted a spruce
tree. Representative Marsh. of Bridge-
port. mode aepesch and R B. Lacey read'
a paper in behalf of the Foirlleld County
Historical society. \
It stated that of all the winter encomp‘
meats of the Continental army the Put-
nam grounds alone are in estate of pres-
ervation. The stone chimneys of the bar
racks, the outposts, ovens and guard
houses have been restored and the out
lines of the streets are well defined. Men.
lion is made of the fact that two years
ago the Pennsylvania Legislature sppmv
printed 350.000 to preserve the Valley
Forge encampment. The paper will he
presented to the Legislature in connection
with the resolution asking for an appro-
priation of $5,000 to be used in maintain.
ing and further improving the park.
Oysters for Europe.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for 'the week ending May 4,
1895, was as follows:
manna. i'OiiT. BARRELS.
Adriatic, Liverpool, [960
Campnnia. Liverpool. 8i?
New York, London. [0
‘_ 3.."-
Chlldren Cry for
Pltcher’sCaotorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Wilt-n Baby was sick, we grove hcr Custorllt
When she was a Child. she cried for Custom.
Win-n she [lemme him. she clung to Custorln.
When she had Children, she gave them Custorlo.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Caetoria.
Ilovv's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Caliirrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Cntarrli f‘ure.
F. J. CHENEY lb (70., Props“ Toledo. 0.
We.lhe undersigned .llnvs known RJ Cheney
for the last [5 years. and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and lin-
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West ctr Truax. Wholesale Drngglsts. Toledo,
0.; Weldin. Kinnan o Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall‘s Csiarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. l’rlcc. 75¢ per bottle. Sold
by all Drugglsls. Testimonials free.
D ll. lllllVElS
City Employment igency.
Ladies null gentlemen Ileslrlrg compelent
help in any tapality can obtain the some lit
the obeys agency .
WANTED IMMEDIITELY.
A position for a competent b. orlrceper rind
salesman: also two (mu [mum and Germanma
help (in gentleman a p. or e.
C II. HARVEY.
"inverts silos: sl'l‘riltl,
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
m2? tf
Taylor a: com... I
flealEslale andlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons [00le foralnt or house and ill
with the view 0 purcliasiri . are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them fr r
sale ln every part of the city at roaeonalm
prices and on soar term-u. In"
W. RAYMOND.
EL
illllillil omrcror
iii rmuurri.
()3 WASHINGTON STREET, SOl'l‘ll
NORWAI.K. CONN.
RESIDENCE, llll'lllAilKl'lllll llO‘l‘El.
lullyr
' l-‘lill HALE. I
THE
p R 0 :r- E is T Y
OI" THE LATE
BURR NASH,
Wrist street riurl llayvlow avenue. head of
Clay street. About ‘lltl lest frontage.
‘l‘lt li.Y
JACOB M. LAY'I'UN. D Railroad I’lor'e.
MUSIC LESSONS
0n Billie, Mandolin, Violin Illil
Guitar.
In South Norwalk. lit 17 Do street. every
Tgrrsdar tanning Ira; partculors call at
, r IHI
" "m" ' ° ii. i. ‘illlllAH'I’lAN.
font. Goblin
1887mm EN’l'R FUliNlRllEli.
n30
Budding Lots
on crest of Woodward properly. ov-
erlooking Nor-walk harbor; also
a desirable
ShoreflLot
hlIMcf
2w
RAMDIER BIDYCIES
SillllMEll BICYCLES
A splendid medium on wheel.
[cottons Diwali or for if received else-
whers.to g with us.
THE 1. T. PBDWITT CD.
The best of all high grade bicycles.
mchmtf
srnriroi sill.
AT ROWAYTON.
«>—
line Farley Still, it last, brass
mounted.
lino Working Stiff, I6 feel.
fine Fourteen-Foot Skiff.
line Twelve-Font Follower.
line [line-Foot Stow Follower.
[ins Eight-Foot Follower.
4' line Six-Foot Follower-
Good serviceable boats, at low prices.
CALL OS on ADDRESS.
.3. E. l. llllE llowaylun, Cl.
Our ~“II—$200 Forfeit
offered for any cries of LaGrippe that AOI‘I'ON
failed to abort in 6 hours. has not been claim-
ed. but testimonials by the hundreds tell of
remarkable cures.
lcston cures lsllrippe and fields
in ours. _
lcston cures lisllral is ml hour.
iceton omen?“ “a: sells in 20
ilceton cures Illulilillllltlsm in 3
days.
Pongrwsmriu \' T) r-pevry. of Now Haven.
wliuhas hillTefcii terribly from headaches for
years wrlles
This may (erllfy [(hsf l have taken the pow-
ders known as "A E’I‘ON." sold bywnJor
header- be with griiAmi reenlis. ’ilicy suited me
in our) point. they not only give relief but
leave ml bail effort. They sullen my case fully.
\ eiy re.peclfully.
N. D. SPERRY.
Acelon can be obtained at B. B. Plolsteri'e.
Box of 1:: powders. 25 cents.
Acntsru Medical Cm, llysllc, 0t.
ARR OFFERING A FINE CLASQOF
H0 ‘88. HI'ITED TO ALL l’L'l-f-
wigEN'I‘LEMEN'S DRIVERS
ORKEKS. PRICES EX-
WE
POSEH. FRO.
Til "Hm
TREMELY L0
M. H. PARSONS,
sell in "
. m
.... -
It will on you to visit Bridsoport and do
your shopang for yourself or boys. You have
a larger stock maelect from. You have lower
pricesquotcd. quality and make considered.
Oil have our car fare paid you on all Input-
chaseo our over. You'i enjoy the outlet: and
see all the Newest Uri til—dale flpring and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hair.
MEIGS do 00.
BTURTEVANT BUILDING.
321 Main cor. Bank St. ., Bridgeport. Ct.
NOthC' C ity TaXes.
THE larpay) ers of the City of South Norwalk
are here bynollfied that the city tax of
six mills on till dollar. lal d on the city ”sess-
menr list of livi. at. a city meeting bed at
Arlon Hall. on Madison street. on the 28th day
of March. 1895. also the library fund tax of
one quarter mill on the dollar aid at the some
time, will be due and pay able on the first day
of May. [896. atwhich timeI will receive the
some at Ten holl'rrall. orilce, 116 Washington
srreet. Penalty at the rate of nine (0) per
cent. ii. year from May 1, 1896. will be chanted
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after
J one I 1895.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
('okllector of Taxes of the City of South Nor-
wa .
South Norwalk, Conn . April 23. 1895.
s23 8w
m
cup AND sauces
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
18 South llaln Street. So. Norwolk.
nl ti'
2
music HALL
mil iiiiii.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and i -
day evenjngs and every afternoon.
' Private lessons can be arr-need for
chosen of wheels resolve instructio
H.R.BULKII
52 South Main St.
AGENTS FOR
Slearns and lasting.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
Blosiles from 850 up. Wheels rented and.
BROOKSIDE FARM.
re pi: i rerl.
seturday. Saturday. Saturd—a-Tn
ICE CREAM. ALL FLAVORS,
MEATS, 92 WAS
1
NG'I'UN STREET.
THE FINEST I’ARLO
REGULAR BI-M
Till: DUCTDDS OF
CITY HOTEL, so.
Wednesday,
i
'l'llltliit
onerous litrpspslsd 'onslipation and A
CUE. They agree in Treats:
n'l‘he World’s (i
the patients can themes
inclpisccy progress and teruil not ion.
MEDIUI NE BEI' ORE
Lsstyvor AWlwmso tail.
fire to it That You do ”Mi. Delay inn 1m
Milfghlm b rrélggslgflégféifi
monsoffsri
I!“ tears ii
Immanuel-titans. “
g ..
Inwodss mas.
Particulars error so
W
WWW» '
III!
9
mil ,
Ila-.25!
int out. locals and describe every ache. pain and disagreeable feel
clearly our explicitly than has ever been done by any physicians on earl
vrszlii or understand and explain a disease at oglonos and [stories
some priorotago
WITEIHAHWW
RS -IN THE CITIES.
.,..-m
ONTHLY VISIT.
BiTiDNiL MEDICINE
((firsilrmisli arm INIOIU'OIHYED or so” Mr. At": or I. sum ATl ll. it int 10. its”
WILL Allilll’i‘i AND OPEN AN ilFF‘ll‘E A'l‘
N ORWALK, CONN.
May 8, I895,
lirmrlnlrig for two llsys.
Catorrh. llronchills. Arthur‘s. Vpllrsz
Mlliilll’ ii
Nervous Exhaustion ltbeurnatlslo.
oracles livery (Jase u (.ousammlca
These Doom have been most aptly termed
renteot Experts.
new”.
N0 PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY FURTHER 0R TAIlFANYdIO”
CONSUTING THEN.
Not oni will callers be so sod at their Win“ know [all of dissoss.t I
oonri-e rsplodolionf every endemic offset. but marvellous r'aapirlity with w new
new. common sense oltrsotnient goes to the very stat of the trouble, giving at
stant roller. and in oi Pcsvatbotgfimflpt ‘lzllA
These doctors wish it 'diitl'iictly understood r t they“. will not totem Will's"
serving the right to lei lost any case that! n their: gm paeasdlnto
Wildliiliiil
blister-m
it. .
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