‘ are ear or a' DA! stasis-
sn sows.
. W Conner-lag Currant
J W In. the Ilaawaya
Mass at he Typical Cass-sti—
,7 ’ , A. Bach commenced work
“warm. this morning.
WI Thomas Hunt shot a mail
“M’ on Franklin avenue.
' Wk Valentina launched his skip-
wi‘ua V.," on the high water. this
Thasnnnal reunion of the First Con-
Wh Heavy Artillery will be held
‘ Jose is, at Hartford.
y uni-Cities with cream, in cup, at lane's.
A. Avlaon, the butcher tf Main street,
Whit out with a new and very
handsome deliva wagon.
Human 3. Spencer has decided not to
leave the employ of A. Dickerrnan dz
Ian. at least not this summer.
‘i Bridgeport machinist came here
4* yesterday and placed new tubes in Bay-
.rnnnd Brnthers‘ hoisting engine.
Ira. Adam McNaughton. of Fair
, M had her valuable dog shot yester-
day. as it was stliicted with distemper.
-You can save money in buying wall
paper at Newman's. .
J. R. Raymond is building‘ a shed one
hundrsdaud twentyafive feet in length
ankayrnortd Brothera’ wharf property.
Lewis Johnson,“ River street, who
fdl a few months ago and broke his
IQ, is now able to be about on crutches.
The hi-monthiy meeting of Sher»
Dan Council. Royal Arcanum, will be
held tonight. Several candidates will be
initiated.
Frank Curran and family have moved
from lusts Place to Green's Farms. The
change was necessitated on account of
the lilnessof lire. Curran's mother in
thatplace.
Richard Fitzgerald was riding his bicy.
clean Ann street, last evening, when the
front fork suddenly broke and he was
thrown cll'. Fortunately he escaped
salons injury. '
Through the efforts of Street Commit-
‘ternan Golden, Usrvin Brothgradiave
cleaned the refuse from their lot on
W street, ‘1hereby making a
-flatlsnpro'ieraent.
Tax Collector George B. St. John has
Walnut 060,000 of the town tax
and has about 05,000 more to hear from,
. which.” thinks, is doing remarkably
well. considering the hard times.
~We can supply bicycles. Big stock
in. Fox Cycle Co.
lbs Florence Brown, the obliglug
operator at the Western Union Tele-
graph office, has just been presented
withaspecially made stool to use at her
. The chair was made by
light Baggage Master James Wilmot,
dbvery prettily decorated in white
dgold.
[mu W. Bmelledge, who formerly
performed on the bass drum in Glover's
American band, but has for some time
been night man in Adams Express oiiice,
I. been put on the wagon, taking
Henry E. Wilson's place. John Roberts.
d Pleasant avenue, East Norwalk, will
work in the mice nights.
3.0. Pattlaon, the mason. was driv-
ing along Wall street, yesterday after;
Iona,witha ladder projecting over the
he! end of his‘wagon. In passing
lead's bakery one of the rungs of the
laddercanght ona hydrant and pulled
the ladder sndgother contents of the
wagon into the street.
-ltative sspsrsgusl lb cts a bunch;
radishel. one cent a bunch; string beans,
”c s half peek, at Hayea’ market.
In Portland, yesterday, the New [lod-
m were defeated by the home
tu- by s score of ii to 12. The
game between the Brown and
Wayatie Universities. yesterday, in
Providence, was won by ~the former
“I; sears. ii to 4. William Lauder,
whoplayrd his old position, shortstop,
uncritical», is credited with stwo-
bahlhona run. sndsn assist ins
Blobs“!-
Thawerhon thsnsw railway stations
and“. to he pushed along with great
. Yestm'dayacsmsnt ileorwss
“Hairline westrsldsstationmhiie
attract-side station the entire force
damm- was concentrated on the
M d the building. At the Icarus
sngsgsd in
“a my krilgssttiis east
Old new The llihg in
”divas-Wm
an mummum-
ingonaofthehosssaef thsIaOouatsr-
tste.jnatvscatedhyfirwlnClaih. ‘
The Norwsih liaatrels want to Wil.
ton last night and gave a performance at
the Town Hall. before s large audienm
Bxpressman Gus lartln took up s truck
load of.Norwsiksrs to witness the show.
A. Orlloh is in receipt of astalk of
vegetable lacs sent him by his son. who
is in Jamaica. it is exceedingly pseuer
in growth and of the most delicate fibre.
The lace is finer than the most beautiful
hand or machine work ever seen, and
such as only nature's looms could
possibly produce.
——Now is the time. Newman's is the
place, to get your paperhanglng done.
J. E. Kittredgs. the broom manufac-
turer. who has had an establishment on
the Washington street bridge, has forms
ed a partnership with Captain of Police
Colegrove, and wiltmsnufactnre at the
latter’s’_home on Hamilton street. They
will increase their facilities and manu‘
facture more extensively than ever
before.
The;aunuai meeting of the Norwslh
Illlls company was held at its odioeiu
Winnipsuk, yesterday afternoon. The
old board of directors were re-elecwd.
D. W Fitch being chosentofiil the va-
osncyZoaused by the death of W. 8.
Moody.:.l. A.Osboru is presidentzJ. C.
Alden.'[secretsry and treasurer; Jesse
Pollard, superintendent.-
A delegation ofiNorwaih lasons will
go to Bridgeport this evening, where the
noble shriners of Pryamid temple will
assemble in memory of Omar Aboo l’m
sha,:lboo’i ‘Khattab. Preparation for the
journey to;;lfecca. the starting of the
pilgrims, thoendless procession throng
the burning sands, trials and rejoicing
romantic recitations and joyful Shh“
lllRl'l will take place in rapid sion.
The caravan will startfl 6:: . As the
prince: poten . has decided to allow
the caravan fi‘be greatly increased this
year them will be about sixty who will
make the journey for the first time.
[NORWALK NEWS ON FIFTH PAM: }
ROWAYTON.
The building committee of the new
school house. at a meeting held recently
at the home of the chairman, E. A. l}.
Beusohltelfliain street. voted to request
E. Themes to go ahead and complete
his contract of grading and rushing a
walk about the school property. When
this is done 1the committee’s duties evili
be turned over to the district. It is prob-
able that;;at,the next annual school
meeting a tax of, five mills will heiaid
on the ratable property, the value of
whichnis over $600,000. This would
bring in ajrevenue of over 03.000. The
debt of thezdistrict is over $10,000.
Charles Starkin, of Crockett avenue,
who. withuhis large family, recently
moved fromlPort Washington, has been
suti‘ering the past few weeks with nor:
vous prostration. Yesterday afternoon,
on the advice of Dr. J. M. Coburn, of
South Norwaik, he was taken to the
Bridgeport] hospital. He was accom
paniedl by Selectman Thames, Dr. Coburn
and hire. Starkin.
Miss Mas Beecher, of New Haven, has
been visiting :hiies Lou Stevens, flair:
street.
ShepardiWelis has accepted a position
with C. L. Ogden, the carpenter.
The railroad bridge over “sin street
is beingipainted white.
Miss liarriet A. Raymond ls'visiling in
NewarkLN. ‘14.“.-. m
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
(loo oi thejpossibilitles of the near to
turn is a lodge of Odd Fellows in this
place. The project is in charge of a com-
mittee, which is rapidly pushing it for-
ward. There are a number of old mem.
here in town, and some thirty others
have signified their intention of becom-
ing charter members.
A piece of woodland not far from the
new watering tank of the Consolidated
railroad caught fire from a spark from a
locomotive. and a number of laborers
were kept busy lighting the flames.
iii-nus» rm; and a a»... last
alghtmadher condition today is quite
serious.
s. flows and family, of New York, are
in town for the summer.
lira. Hoyt. of locust Bill, has moved
to Newton Heights.
two‘s”...—
WEBI' NORWALK.
The West Norwslh Mission society
cleared Oil 50 as a result of their George
Washington hatchet party. at the real-
dencuof John Dewitt, Tuesday night.
The prize wss~won by Samuel Wallets.
The sliair was a most pleasant success.
The West Norwaik Union chapel so-
ciety villi hold a sociable tonight at the
residence of Louis Gregory.
luring Impress-eats.
George ll. fit. John has awarded the
contract to paint his residence at North
avenue and Knight street, to is: it. “or:
. ham, of East Norwallr.
llobert Green's house at the corner of
Elm street and Franklin auntie. has
just ‘psswrl through the hands of the
printers.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
Misses Fitch's new house on iiptiogwood
avenue.
The front of W. ll. “lover’s Norwalk
shoe store is being painted white.
The residence of C. A. Acton. on West
avenue, is being repainted.
lemons! Day Amman-ts.
Buckingham Post, 0.
night and perfected ,
lsmorial Day. The at will meet at
10.30 a. in. and at l o‘cloca will march
tom. l’aui's corn 1y. (Alter decoratv
ing the W's more the iiirnilsus will pri-
.ito i’nion cemetery. in the after-
ion the grows at St. Mary‘s sud itiver
do cemeteries will be decanted by
committees. The Americas Drum corps
will furnish music,
”INNS“. l’A'I"l"iCllN.
A Tissue Paper l'attsrs or This tiarssssat
llay be rim-ism by thing tire Coupon
Printed Iisiow.
We have made Ejitffi“ arranmta
with the agents of the celebrated flaw
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newrst and choicest patterns of
garments.
Moe-am wears steer
lllrlrs liY MAY metros.
One of the latest novelties in this much
discussed article of apparel, is the gmiet
shirt by Worth bore illustrated.
it outside of a series of “islets, eleven
in all, starting from a narrow front gore
which is sometimes made with a seam in
moire.
Each gorlet tapers at the top and grade
usiiy ilares wider m the lower edge,
beioghaid in place by bends of elastic
tsched to the more umlorrmth.
The mode will tworriniwnii itself to
ladies of .lastirlions. and «noting taste
wholiketo appear drmml in thelsmt
style. The stylish slim is “floaty
brought out by an inmlining of hair
cloth, or other still fame, which is
almost a necemity in this instance.
vogue for separate shirts, or costumes.
will develop stylishly by the mimic. a
plain finish being all that is mmsry.
This pattern is cut in tin sin a, viz:—
2‘3, fill, 26, Wood :10 inches waist owns.
"My
Retail price of pattern is so cent.»
Quantity“ material it incline wishb—
Forsroall 0119,22 inches waist mess.
Thshadeavorssotsiyofthem
ticnalekarshwtllaotd a birthday snaiv
ablsattiisssstdssnrofmm
We
Unsuitamsrtra‘mhsr
sssasiassrsrsasirMstt-am
sin. mum and son Thornton of "WW“
Brooklyn, formerly residents simian 7" “‘3‘“ “to ”9 imbe- mint
heenvhltiugatthshomasoffltationmmwm ”m
t ' Ind M m.” i s W III“
3.1:. Key M mtiyssds.
Thedrama “My Wife's lather," for
the Most of the rum Episcopal E'EIIII “ITIIEI. lflliffll
churchwilihaproMIilrfm .a.‘ “may PAM” m
Badhyhomsuhaafnrahymsyflib. “7&0 tram.
Tlnndrsarsatwnrhrqfib‘thslsalw wwwwnrmmmmm
srsofths brick depot ml the railroad .
mrhmmiwmu internals targets liens
crushsdstonsptsesdoaiwtrnadseaawr. .
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i
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h ‘ ‘ .sununvvtiuisrmuu i‘1
Ml of the fashimabla fabrics nowen » ,
‘rmhwiwsflhslssassri
p is sumo. 0.. Lander.
saydrennstsssss. seam hntprovs in-
m. and instructive, but when
Inadsunder the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's perfect personally-conducted
tourist system. the trip is an ideal one in
every particular. Thslsst tour of this
season's series leaves New York and
Philadelphia liay 28. The rates. includ-
ing accommodations at Walliinittun's
best hotsis.ars $13.50 from New York
and Olldo from Philadelphia; propor-
tionate rates from other points. De-
tailed itinerary will haunt onspplios-
tionto Tourist Agent, 1196 Broadway.
New York, or Room ill. Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia.
TOWNS ROUND ABOUT US.
At the annual meeting of the stock-
holdm ol the Iildgelield Water coin-
pany, the following dirt ctors were elect
ed: 3. 11. Smith, H. K. Scott. John
Brophy, John Gilbert and 3.9 1.. Hunt. of
museum, and o. a. some... and
Charles ll, Mason, of Disbury.
Friends of Charles Cummins. who died
in the county j'lll at Bridgeport. say that
they will Ball (forum-r Doteu to main! an
investigation regarding his death. Ilia
alleged that Cummins was ill treated
while in Jail.
Bishop Tierney will visit Danbury nest
Sunday and administer confirmation to
a class of ’ver 300 children at St. Peter‘s
Pitcher's Caetoria.
children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Cnsmrla.
Winn size mm a child, she cried for Castorln.
li'hon she mmno like, she clung to Castor-la.
When she had Children, she gavet‘gemCustoria.
4;
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
liow’s This!
We rim-r One Hundred Dollars reward for
any use of (fairirrli tl.at raimot be cured
by Hall's ('atarrii t‘ure.
V. J. CHENEY do (1).. I’rops.. Toledo, 0.
We.tlie unilerslgueildmve known F..l.L‘heney
for the last in years. and hollow him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and tin-
aiaciaiiy able to carry out any obligations made
or their firm. ‘
West It Truss. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
0.: Waldin. Kinnan its Marvin. Wholesale
Drugglsta. Toledo. Ohio.
liaii's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
ing dim'tiy upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Price. 751- per bottle. Sold
by all liruggista. Testimonials free.
L
c. H. mm.
City Employment Agency.
Indies and gentlemen desiring competent
lirlpln ariympas‘ity mu obtain the same at
the above agency.
WANTED IMHEDIITELY.
Fix iirrmru 0r Smalls-ii girls. for general
lwuma‘ork; Asian 7 gmnl mei‘ for farm vmrk. :i
nah him-n. 5 Vishnu-Hm um i ('liiilliiii'l'lniaiiiri-
l'. Ii. HARVEY.
llAlti'l’.\"n' aims: s'rous.
TU North Main street. south Norwaik.
m’Si ll
“ Taylor a: com... W
Real Estate andlnsurance.
'AIII INGTON STREET.
Parsons looltin fora lot.or house and lrt
with the View 0 puroiiaain '. are invited to
nail and examine our list. a have them for
saris ln ovary part of the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. an“ if
w: moon .5.
liliiEllill DIRECTOR
Mill EMBiiMEH.
925 WASHINGTON STREET, SOL'i‘li
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, lilAliACKEhlii "01‘1“"
m7 yr
D.
Fill! “ALE.
'rur:
l’ltOI' E. li'l‘Y
ort‘un LATE
BURR NASH,
West street and Bayview avemte. head of
Clay street. Airhiui. am lost frontage.
IMI. AIY.
JACOB )i. LAYTUN. b itallroad f'laoe.
aflhw
MUSIC LESSONS
Us lissio, itsminlin. Violin and
Initar,
1 some rtorwsu. at 17 Da street. every
‘I uradar evening. For part cuisrs call at
number
.or raaa
ll. b. BIBASTIAN.
at rot-d. Conn.
llmmtilii’l‘ii l‘Ultltlsli D. at”
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward propert y. ov-
erhauling Norwalk Harbor: also
allowable
Shore Lot
stead st mates avsaas. for
tartisslsrs “this! To.
Children Cry tor _
*~ THE
RAMBLER BICY MS
The best of all high grade bicycles.
sumo BIBYBLFS 7.. l
g,
. as given. or d for it received else-
where. w those daa ngwtth us.
It will pay you to visit Bridgeport and do
your shopping for ourself or boys. You have
. _ _ a larger stuck tone ectlrom. You have lower
igflm‘ quoted. quality and make on ‘ «no.
mob Ii if on have ‘our our fans laid you on Pipin-
i on and
are all this Newest Up‘m-dato liming and
Summer t'luthlng. Furnishings and Hats.
M E I G 8 do 0 O.
H’i‘UiiTEVANI‘ BUILDIXG.
327 Main our. flunk 8L. Bridgeport. 0t.
ehusesam over. You'.
enjoy the out
suns on SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
blouse: City Texas.
Map——
‘lliii '- fil- .lt' fl“ thN it
One Fancy 8W. is lost. brass '1 ...“.:‘.l’.’:.i.:r*;,::....‘:.Sum“...in“...
mounted. Filx mill-i on liwiiuiiitl‘. laid on the city assess-
ment li~t infltiiiuit a city meeting he"! at
Arlnu Hull. on Madison airs-st. on the 28th day
of Mari-b, lait'). ulwibe library fund tax of
one-quarter will on lite dollar. aid at the same
film. will in.- due and payable on the first day
or May. IM'3.ili“Ill(‘il tmml will receive the
Fitmt‘. at 'l "E naturism. "dice. llti Washington
street. l'ousliy at the rate of nine (Dipsr
cent. a war from May I. bills, will be charted
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after
June l. 15%.
ROBERT (l. MITCHELL.
Collector of Taste of the City of South Nor-
ws .
South Sorwalk. Conn . April m. 1895.
a3 3
line Working Skiff, iii last.
line Fourteen-Font Skiff.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
tins iiins-Ftot Snow Follower.
One Eight-Foot Follower.
line Sir-Font Follower.
Good serviceable hosts, at low prices.
CALL 0): on ADDRESS.
.3. E. F. ililE. ilowayion, (it.
Our $200 Forfeit
offered for any case of Laiirippe that ACE'I'ON
failed to abm t in tiliours. has not been claim-
ed. but testimonials by the hundreds tell of
remarkable cures.
lesion cures lshripps and fluids
in 6 hours.
icetnn cures Neurslgis lnl hour.
tcston cures Headache in 20
CU P AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SlLVER
TRILBY SPOON
750.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
minutes. , n1 “_
Aceton cures Rheumatism in 3 " ' ‘ ’ W""""”’
days. MUSIC HALL
Congressman .\'. ii t-‘prvry. of No“ [inn-n,
“bonus r‘llii'i'l‘s'il terribly l’rom ilcltliiil'ht‘s lnr
ytfll’n “Hive:
This may i-v-riify' tiint l have litis'i‘ll the pun--
ders known as "Alli-L'l‘tiN,“ SU‘I‘ by you, fur
iieatiuvim with grand rmuila. They still. ii lute
in every 1mm. lluy rot only giro relief but
len'i’t‘. nu b-ui NIH i. The) sullen my case fully.
\ cry resynviluily. _
h. 1). MERRY.
Acoiou can be obtained at II. II. I'Iaiateil'a.
Box of i2 powders. 25 cents.
Acetou ledlcsl 00.. Ilystic. (it.
".3 mm
[,4 ..
Thursday and Batu .-
dsy evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. . ..‘ ‘
Chasers of wheels receive instructions free-
H.R.BflLKLEi&Bfl.
52 South Main St"
AGENTS FOR.
. Slearns and Keeling.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
iiii-ir‘vs from $50 up. Wheels rented and
\ l'i‘imil‘r‘ii. f"?
WV}; aunorrsmxoanssmmsoor
‘ . . lioness. stirs!) Ti) am. i’I'H-
fighting-Glyph: $331255“)? vulva-Rs,
. ' s. 1 ' .'
TREMEIA’ LOW. R LE3 1“
M. II. PARSONS,
BROOK SIDE FARM.
s
i
BE [N THE SWIM...-
———DR1NK~
MEAD’S IBE BBEAM 800A, 5 (fl.
REGULAR Bl-MONT
(t'ilinraurn anti [worn-nuns“ or Sven/ii. Actor i.llil‘4l.ATl’H,.ii'.\‘l’. iii, NI.)
Wed nesday, M ay 8, l 895,
00010“! Drape la.Couetipation and Absolutely Guarantee Every (Jase of Consumption ;
The World’s Greatest Exporter.
he patients can themselves: they understand and explain a disease at a glance and histories its
MEDICINE BEFORE CONSUTING THEM.
Wlhb ARRIVE AND OPEN AN OFFICE AT
llsmsining for two Days.
Cliltl {They gran to Treats. i
They dpoint out. locate and describe every ache. pain and disagreeable feeling more fully.
clearly an e
tnolpisnoy. progress and termination. .
Not only will callers be surprised at their Wt hnwledgs of disease. «no: main, ‘
. w .
DBCTOBS 0F iiiTiiiN
CITY HOTEL, so NORWALK, CON N.
Till“: Catarrh, Bronchitis. Asthma. Epilepsy. Nervous Exhaustion. Rheumatism. :
These [locum have been most aptly termed {
solidify thanhaasvsr ndons by any physicians on earth. and better than
NO PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY FURTHER 0R TAKE ANYMORU
concise explanation of every cause and effect. but at marvellous rapidity with which their
new. common sense tional treatment totha vary seat of the trouble, giving almost the.
stant roller. and in ages .
In . s a flasher cons. _
t w it not take incurable oases-ra-
Theae doctors wish it distinctly on «stand :5“
wing the right to Montana case that in their] gin
i. I, e Ab
has passed into the incoming“
sari‘l'lii were b hi .1,
SCGM’“TMlYWd0mDeluuwoul:wma priorstagat osssawsrsnru a r
g wig g! ” iggfii fifigyr ””5. NS 001m
0 D i ii on xssms (ii?
an“ ”Writers u as system tsuoreerormulssad
novm:a.asatusas. m Till "“1 0' ”mm I
“’m't- . . Jeanne-r»
Norwalk Chronicler