’ with slkbtly lower temperature and fresh
~ Mill Mgllflm' tliwir efforts at [in-sent
“knits
'“MU'IIIM W m
‘ tcr tluur the warp? paying system.
kysswsboyaiscswssknsbsssis
. ' ssrrtsr.
_._mml-tto.us7uhilsloutust.
tolsphous call. It. Bra-all
saints.
WWW! should in allcavss to
to
nu ma sustain.
Com loawau.Ooka.
m
The lvsaias Sentinel has a circula- "mum" “m' . ;,
its: is ts. lows of tisrwaik and its in," ’smfisaflanaflua y
liars-Mormonism". lita- tiis mlttod at the World's Fair ;
ssnbiasd circulation of the other two 0 ‘ —.
local dailies. Oar press roost is sl-
ways Opel to advertisers.
low York Harald Weather ”ml...”
m M! loud! to lair weather will
mil. byiccal rain on the coasts.
soutkwsstsriytosontherlv wiads. 0n hides.
warmsr. clear wsatbsr and fresh southerly
winds will provaii, followed by it ”warm
wows" la the western districts of this section.
aldou Saturday still warmer. lair weather.
Thorns-star Bacon.
new point of the thermometer (or the
”do" audios at noon today was
09 above whistle-t. 783 above rero.
Wotan Al-aau los- Try-arrow.
ltlsssllinnllstsllilshflds law'l'sds
atom atait. atom
The Church and Labor Questions.
The I’mtcstont Iipimqml church of
Amalcuhastolmi on itself to help solve
the labor qocathm. Tho trimblo with
most individuals or «maintimm “MIL
ottempt to scttlc workingrmm s difficul-
ties is that tiny dwtor symptonus.'1'hcy
try to readjust wornont murmur: sys‘
tents to the hoods of tho [ll'fllellt- day. It
to probable that tho lolmr qncsthm will
never be momrily airwirltxl till some
other plan than this worm system is dc~
vised. Thommcmstohavooutgrowu
that. and nothioglsrttcr has as yet token
it. place. Tho lnvcstigntor who will
molly {rt-c society from the pres-
cut ommsmivo mmlititms. oppmsslvo
both to lolxrr and mintol. must work
slang the lino of getting mnicthhig bet-
It is a credit t" the loans of the good
church [mimic (Quaint inn: that thcy are
“Hughold of tho industrial question.
to mediation istwwn t‘liillIttyl't and cm‘
ploy“. curlerivoriiig to scrum fair deal-
ingcn llicpurt of both. l'liurz'liwx'iotim
and clubs Implifug [‘1 this law] or» funn-
iug in many plums. This is good.
Churches mmmt do lsvttvr than to take
oliving intrrrcat in tho prubli-nis that
vex and tortur- mucosa. Ari-l [whom
to the mm of tixuir lolymt sumo of
thcsc grrsl Cllfiiiléil'n‘ will hit upon the
real solution of tho Ll‘wl’ lll'liIrli‘ill.
ssurrbuo'iiinws mu.
Yesterday's Action in "so “oats—Ago of
(teams lain-d.
The Senate yesterday reworked its ac-
tion ol Tuesday, reconsidered the passage
dtkobridgs kill, rcjccted amendments
adopted on Tuesday. passed another
which was rejected Tuesdayfiand then
passed the bill as amended, in which
for-ttwillzsotothc House. The bill
“dually paced repesls the law of 1893,
uadsrwblchthocommiuionors made a
contract with the Berlin Iron Bridge
my to build a new bridge. It
"its old bridge on the towns of
W, lat flarilord, Glastonbury
”Windsor“ Isochestsr. “plats
“Dwight loomisfl'rsasum odgo
”Moll-r Head are appointed a
col-blo- to adjust all claims the
Bulls lroa Bridge company may havs
w the slats gto an amount not
“stucco.
Anus the ate-sures passed by the
Houwuabill ralsingtbssgs of con-
ssatot won. from fourteen to eighteen
yssss. in its casts oi conviction the
”D glvsllthsoption of imposing a
”or ins than that prescribed for
mfltksgirl lsovsrslxtasn yesnoid
aadaoviolsaeskssbrsnnssd.
LI. Mar, thsWasbiuglon street
yalatsrssd Instr his-Ms “upto his
syn" ”thinning. lls bass
hp simsaatwcrk. fulfilling
mwkisk are two “mucus to
“as.
Manila-ram svay-
!hsmmwmiassd lsy
7.1“. “Who-alums
I. Vow. yam lawyers“ ssbctor,
Volt. loath
“a.” Mull-star
comm-go:
,mssailtsllswsus'mvsd. Goat.
"Bums ysprs
no. i was in a
iotriblc comlin -‘
limiu'itii n litt- :
iltul’. or crop- .,
tlou, which .
broke out Ill "
ovcrmy loos . '
and body. lies- '
luv the icstl' ;
, many at others .
as to the sill- -‘
' racy of Mom. ‘
Sanaparillo in like cases, 1 concluded o
to give this nictliiiuc at trial, and the o
result was it thorough curc, no sign oi
the complaint making its appearance 9
since. I have no iiesitotlon in rccom-o '
blending Aycr‘s Bursnpsrlllo {or any :
kind oi skin dueusu.."-J W. Dun, .
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
A Uslqaa Entertainment at noyt's Opera
loose on Wednesday. April lb.
The ladies at the visiting committee of
the Norwsik Hospitsl association hays
decided to give another entertainment
It Boyt's Opera House, South Norwalk,
for the beuetit of the hospital. It will be
quite unique in its character. The first
part. will consist of what is termed "An
Evening flour with the Old Melodies,"
being an olto composed of the old-time
songs, rendered by some of the best local
talent of our town. We note asolo by J.
H. Hint, “I Cannot Sing the Old Sougs;‘
aqusrtotte by the Abt Quartotte. “Olt
in the Stiily Nightz” s soprano solo,
“’Tis but a Little Faded Flower," by
Miss Hermetic ll. McCalian, of New
York; a quartstts. “Old Folks at Home."
by the Ssppho Quartetts. We under-
stand that E. Bill is to sing “Ben Bolt,"
and another selection of the old-time
quality: also that tho quarlctts from St.
Mary's Roman Catholic church will sing
"Over the Hills at Break of Day," and
Prohlleyueu will renders violiccsllo oio
We understand that lies Agnes Lit ls.
john, one at our most careful and graos~
ful violinista, bss consented to make this
berdebut, being her first appearance in
public.
To the lovers of true melody the
above will be a rare treat. which it will
boonly neceusry to mention to till the
house; but not satisfied with so promls.
ing a repast,tbs ladies and gentlemen
who so kindly gave the operstta on
April 24th. have cemented to repeat the
same. This number of the programme
is termed “Cayenne; or, the Laundry
Belle,“ comic opera in one act. ills
suillcieut to stoic that the caste will con.
stat of llrs.Lll|isu Sherwood Ncwklrk,
Miss Alice Sherwood, J. P. Tresdwoll,
Frank Kath and B. bl. Andrews. To
those who were fortunate enough to
listen to this opera uptown, no word of
commendation is necessary. it has been
carelully studied, and the dramatic purl
conscientiously trained by Mrs. Ids
Keep, of this city.
The tickets are now in the hands of
the ladies of the committee and are
being very generously taken. We hope
theciIorts of the ladies will result in a
crowded house. The chart for sale of
seats. we understand, will be open on
Saturday, 13th inst., st 0 a. m,, at Plats-
ted'g sud Gregory's.
ALPHAS ELECT OFFICERS.
Arrange-sells lads lor thalr Annual
load and Track Basso.
The Alpha Wheel club met last night
at the rrsidouco of George E. Allen 9nd
elected cm s for the ensuing term. as
follows: resident, E. J. Thomas; vice-
presidsot. B. B. Bulklsy: secretary and
treasurer, G. 8. Allen; captain, A. P.
Sherwoodmrst lieutenant, Frank Lauder;
mood lieutenant. Gould Hoyt: bugler,
J. Flcdlcr; color besrsr, Jules Hornung.
The action of the executive committee
in leasing the Fair Grounds for June 17
was ratified, as was also their program-
me of events for that day. It was decid-
ed to start the road race at 10 o’clock in
thsmoruiug and the truck events at 2
o'clock sharp.
The events are one-mils novice, one-
mlie and one-half mils Fairiicid county
championship, one-mils open, one and
two-mile handicap, ball-mils flying start,
out-mile Norwalk championship, ous-
haii mils boys' race (under linens), ons-
Iulis open.
Several committees were appointed,
and everything points to a big day. Tbs
priu committee reported very favorable
mav-
Iliaar llshaps.
Fred Bogsrsreosivsd a bad fall tram
his bicycis on lain slrsst. Norwslk, yss~
tsrday afternoon. He was slightly bruis-
oil.
Barbcrt Quick. of the West Rocks
road,lsunrslngslstussukls,csussd by
a recsnt fall.
Jossph usury. clerk for Drugglst 02A.
Bias, out his left hand quits badly this
morning.
EEBowmmpuhquulmmesr-
“mummies: last wsskcur littls
Nbabyulisoolyonswshavsmsstsksu
siskwttlicroup. unstwodoctorst‘allsd
tsslvsnllsfsodltlswssksssisg us a
“Mummmm
AT l0lIIl BIIDIIEII S.
LIIS'I'IIIIIE
EIOIIIIII SAID.
A HEMAIIIIIBIE ITIIIIE.
DIIIMI ‘I‘IAT BAII'LID "ll DRILL
0' THE PHYIIOIAII
A Wall-Known South biorwalk Lady
Restored to Ilsailb and lay
piusss—liow lar (tire was
Accomplish“.
With all the great discoveries of medl~
caiscisuco and with all the knowledge
that is disseminated by the literature of
medicine, there are still diseases or pecul-
iar conditions of the human system that
completely bsills the physician and his
remedies. These diseases vary In their
nature and symptoms but usually place
the victims on the rack of torture, keel»
ing them there in defiance of all medical
skill. A case of this kind was lately re-
ported from Norwaik, kirs. Henry Bus
slug, of 31 West street, being the victim.
Her case was unique and should be clas-
sed among the most remarkable cases in
the annals of medicine. No stone
was left outward to the eilort to restore
her health, reputable physicians were
employed and famous remedies were»
tried without the slightest rtl'ect. She
was fast losing the power to wslk when
someone recommended a remedy of well
known power in curing diseases of the
blood and nerves. This proved her solva-
tion and she is able today to look back to
one of the most distressing and peculiar
sillictious that ever ottacksd one of her
sex.
A SEN‘HNEL reporter who heard
of the case called on Mrs. Bus-
siug the other day and learned
from her own lips that truly wonderful
story of her rsstorstiou to health and
happinas.
“Two yum ago,"ssid lrskBussiug, “I
became siliictsd with a peculiar disease.
ldidn't know what it was, neither did
two of the best physicians of Norwalk,
with whom I doctorcd steadily for over
a year. At the end of that time 1 was no
better; In fact,l think I was growing
worse. The symptoms of my trouble
were bloating oi the lace and body, great
diillculty of breathing, sleeplessuess, a
weakness st the knees. until i tearsd
sometimes that I should lose the power
of walking. It was a great cxerticn ‘for
me to go up stairs or even about the
house. Isuilsred terribly from loss of
sleep, and was altogether a most miscr~
able body.
“A lady friend spoke to me shout Dr.
Williams‘ Pink hits for Pole l’eoplc.'.but
Iliad taken so much medicine without
finding any relief that I did not have
much faith in them or anything else.
About two weeks utter that, however,
having decided to try them u a last rc-
sort. my husband brought home ti box
and I commenced taking thum. In four
day Ibsgun to feel their beneficial cl‘
foc a, and continued to Improve until
today I consider myself practically s well
woman. [took only it low boxes. but
keep them in tho house to use whenever
I feel the return of any of my old symp-
toms. Although I never had a very rosy
complexion, Hooked like a corpse; now
the color has returned to my cheeks, and
lam altogether s diilsrcnt person."
Mrs. Bussing‘s sunny countenance,
bright eyes and cheerful demeanor as she
talked with tho newspaper man were s
most convincing indication that she had
escaped from some grant thraldom of
disease, and was glad to lot It be known.
Her friends, she said, msrvolcd over the
cure the Pink Pills bad silected, and
many to whom she had recommended
thorn, had used them with l results.
Dr. Willisms’ I’luk Pills for Polo Poo
pls have an enormous sale, and from
all quarters comclri glowing reports of
the excellent results following their
use. An analysis proves that they cou-
tslu in a condensed form sliths sie
merits necessary to give new lite and
richness to the blood and restore shatter-
ed nerves. They are an unfailing speci-
tlo for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia. partial paralysis, 8t. ‘Vitis‘ dance,
soistioa. neurolaia. rheumatism, nerv-
ous headache, the altar clients of is
gripps, paipitstion oi the heart. paia'
and ssllow complexion, that tired test»
log resulting from nervous prostratlon;
all discuss mulling from vitistsd hu-
mors in the blood. such as sorofuls,rm
chronic srysipsiss. etc. They are also a
specific tor troubles peculiar to femalss,
suchas suppression, irregularities and
all forms of weakness. Thsy build up
tbs blood, and rsstcrs the glow of health
to pals sad ssllow obssks. is man
they sil‘sct a radical curs In all cases
arising from mental worry,» overwork cs
norms oi whstsvsr nsturs.
....... which: .c- “r.“ "“-
to chlidrsu with 'aotsaf and ”m
r
INGRAIN, , .
- TAPESTRY,
BODY BRUSSELS,
MOQUETTES OR AXMINSTERS,
A. IIIIIIIEIIMAN I SIIII’S,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. C’ONN.
WHIHHTS BAIIIIIABE IIEI’0SITOIIY,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwaik.
THE BEST MAKE WAIIUNS 0F All KINIIS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washburu.
LUTHER M WRIGHT
CHINESE OR JAPANESE MATTING,
OIL CLOTHSDR LINOLEUMS
MATS OR BUGS,
SHADES OR DITAPERIES,
J
CALL AT
HBCHESTEH AIID IIIIIIA
BIIIIIllES
MEDIUM IIIII IIIIIII BRIDE.
. ’ E'BUY A WHEEL froma re-
sponsible party who has
been doing business here for
nine years. Every wheel wor-
ranted.
.A‘ x
cheapest to buy.
NOTIOE.
School Taxes.
eta: not the South Norwalk Union
Traci «Eli's: are hereby untitled that the
istrlct tax of one and ans-quarter mills on
doiiar.iatd on them riottasssssm tlist or
lbflatam’sstlugm or the dingct hold on tho
at Franklin street
210:0th ”This. line and paysb is on the
llrst dayot ay. it'll, at which btimc l shsll
ready "the some at Btillsou'a drug
m2.“ .FW'Im so. so." * u
out. will be "Tim coal 1% ma’inlng
“mmmm” ”This. rot. ram
Oollsctorcf'l‘arss for South Ncrwolk
HEW-team smut. mil with”
costs on
Iflnsilvsrsd at no. A 301(08th I! A‘l'ott.
Onandalurllayuicswmn will mudaily.
SAWED and SPLIT W000
It! Blocks. 00 A 00393391“. 07 A CORD.
llit installs; runuzu
Ora-rehash promptly to.
g E. T. BA
r. t. to m,
5.
insertion
‘ i
to use PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA. Will not chop or rougher: the skin, like ordinary ammonia. It is the best and
IJAN])IIETI~I'S CrARI)EN
Secure your Garden and Flower Seeds as we have them in large quantities which are the best that can be procured.
Canned Lime. Sspolio, Scourcne. etc.
Deviled llum, Banned Turkey and Chicken. Lunch Ham and Tongue.
(lilt l1 Igo Creamery Butter, fresh made each was
Large assortment of Fancy Sugar Waters; Bridal Vpil and Imperial Chips.
Buy the Leading [lam and Bacon on the Market, “The Ferris" Brand, fresh every Wednesday.
We have calls {or the Angelus Flour lrom tar and near. Try it.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
IEAIIINII » SHHBEH,
TELEPHONE CALL.
MSPEBIAI I’IIIIIES EOII THIS WEEK
DIM. m.
SEEDS.
First-class Brooms mode to order for us direct from tho nisnufacturcr.
, 25:: lb. Elegant goods.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
'3‘2s
M
SPECIAL SAlE 0FOIIAOIIEIIS
These Crackers arc tins goodsaud all strictly fresh. Your money back if
you are dissatisfied.
ii lbs. (lingsr Gas 25c. ,
5 lbs. lemon (Brae
ii lbs. Oyster Crackers. Mo.
.5 lbs. Fancy Crackers, mo.
libs. Soda Crackers, 23c.
Wasbin Bods, to lb. (told Dust. 30s.
lisrdiussl 4c. Roast Beef. 20s.
Ammonia. tic. 4 cans (torn, 35o.
Baked Beans. to. it cans Pumpkin, no.
Condensed Hilk, dc. 8 lb pail Ootlollos,Mc.
Very Best Elzln Creamery Butter. 28c lb.
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 17 c (102.
THE IIEW YOIIII STOIIES,
Donovan Building, 33 Iain Street.
South Norwalk. Norwdk.
Norwalk Chronicler