as news.
m Colossal-g Currant
‘ m m m llnhways
shines at two realest Oceanu-
, see their ”was. '
,. sears pebodas or is. Arlen Bing-
” will he held tonight.
austere of the Horwalk Hospital
. sill asset trader nlitht.
, ‘ 7, plated tea kettles. 69 cents.
if” M. Norw'alh.
' Cole is studying law at Attor-
‘ I" John J. Walsh‘s cities in Norwalh.
Awatarcooler has been placed in the
IntlnnalBanh of Norwalh for the benefit
, d thirsty patron
" ii-‘Iuta of all kinds at Drescher'r.
A Walk and Death Norwalk city
“hence 'calls for a light anda‘ hell on
hlayolsa at night.
‘ . -Freah country eggs,l7c dez.N.Y.store.
A number of boys braved the cold
mu of the river yesterday. and took
.. this lint swim of the reason.
‘ - summer arrangement of trains on
, New York, New Haven and Hartford
road will go into effect June 16th.
—-8traw bats cleaned, at O'Brien‘a.
' The wooden awning is being removed
from In front of the crockery store of
Jones & Hotchhil, Wall street.
P. Hurray. who has been boarding on
. Until! street, has taken a room at Ilrs.
. lush Larrigan’s. North Main street.
y-Imported Culmbacbemt ImperialCafe.
lies Bertha Banford. formerly em-
: played at Fred liead's confectionery, has
accepted a position with hire. E. C.
Owens, North Main street.
The New York Grocery company,
which conducts successful stores in Nor-
.th and South Norwalk, will open a
litre In Stamford tomorrow.
7‘
One of the plate glass windows in’ii.
I. Rslstou’s news store on Wall
was broken last evening by the '
a passing train in the tunnel.
,. —~Onllee with cream. be p, at Lane's.
MA w
~ Baggage inter William J. Ifasline
was made happy yesterday afternoo, by
the arrival of a daughter at hie ' home.
lather and child are doing nicely.
—-5 lbs. ginger snap, 25c. N. Y. store,
i The Wilson Consolidated baseball team
floated the Arctics in a hotly contented
game on the Stuart avenue grounds, yes-
.day afternoon. the score being eleven
to ten.
—-Roe shad 7o. 1b.. New York Market.
The Derby Transcript appeared at our
once this morning in eight-page form.
The change Is a great improvement, and
duotee energy and enterprise on the
part of the management.
~Shonlders, 9ic lh.. at Drescher's.
Wesleyan college defeat ‘d Brown
InIvIsity at liddletown. yesterday. by
aunts of 9 i3 8. William Lauder. short
mp for Brown, is credited with one run.
two assists and one error.
Ydterdey the conductors on the Con-
, mated railroad, who were recently
_. appointed special policemen. were sworn
h and received their badges and certi-
Ieatee from Governor Collin.
-Latsst style yacht caps. O'Brien‘s.
The Bridgeport fire extinguisher will
be exhibited tonight at 8 o'clock in front
’ of the post office in South Norwalk. ii.
A. Iansdsld. of Bridgeport. the inventor.
and 0. A. French. the agent. will have
M of the exhibit.
~U0dosrn lsdirs' shirt waists, all new.
It popular prince. Beaten store. Norwslk-
Forty-six of the young ladies and
._ “thanwhosre to take part In the
Ivlng whlst. Inst for instructions under
, m Nowell. lu Arlen Hail. last
fight. Aftersshortsmionasocial time.
with dancing. was enjoyed. music being
W by Ilsa Jennie Frauen Farris
‘ “Germanium. There will be two
, m next week. on Thursday and
‘ mm ,
~1- slsgaat and serviceable bicycle,
-—Condensed milk, to can. N. 1'. store. .
wheel to Danbnry on Sunday.
Ills. Daniel Dssrlng is recovering from
a severe illness at her home on lfsin
street.
There will be a battalion can at the
armory. tonight, with Colonel Frost in
command.
William B. Jones attended the meet.
log of Canton Thomas Wiley, at Stem
ford, last night.
-'l'he finest ice cream in town at Lane’s.
The propellers "Vulcan" and “Eagle"
are being repainted and repaired at their
Norwaih dock.
The entry blanks to the Alpha Wheel
club's road and track races will be ready
the last of next week.
—Broiled Iobsters,at the Imperial Cafe.
Health Officer W. J. Tracey reports
considerable malaria about town. Other-
wise the health of the place is excellent.
-—Very best butter. 23c lb. N. ‘1. store.
A meeting of the Norwalk Yacht club
will be held next Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. in the new club house on Etch-
ory Bluff.
Superintendent Bonnel yesterday put
alarm bells in the residences of Assistant
Engineers D. W. ‘Barford and George
Bogardus.
—5 lbs. fancy crackers, 25c N.Y. store.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Herman Joat will ‘bmeld to.
marrow morning at So’clJck, from St.
Mary’s church.
Benjamin Reed has been sick the past
few days and’wiil probably leave the
employ of John Drescher. the South
Ilainfiifeet butcher. ‘
(Joseph Sheehan has closed his grocery
store at the corner of School and Main
streets, Norwallr. Attorney A. E. Aus-
tin claims to have bought out the busi-
Ms
—lce cream soda at Lane's.
A flock of wild geese alighted near
Henry Guthrie's pond at Silverrnins.
They were greatly fatigued and Frank
Buttery and Joseph London easily [cap-
ured two of them.
Norwalh Is the only town in the state
where the national banks will not take
advantage of the Saturday half-day clos-
ing bill. It is not likely that the savings
banks will follow suit, but will close at
noon on Saturdays.
Jess Sprague, for many years employ.
ed by Charles 0. C. Betta, of the Green,
has been taken to the Bridgeport hospi.
tnl for treatment of one of his feet,
which is in bad shape. The trouble come
from a fall which he received several
years ago.
Rev. 0. Apitz and Wiliam Gshrman,
of St. Peter’s German church, are reprso
seating that society this week at the an-
nual convention in Columbia. Peunylvan-
la. As the session continues neat Sun-
day. there will be no services in the
church in South Norwalh.
At the entertainment and ball of the
Germanls 8mngerbund,flonday night.
there will be solos, dusts and tries. also
selections by the (iermanla Ladics'
Singing society, Germanic mixed chorus
and Germania male chorus. under the
leadership of Karl Delhi. luaic will be
provided by Prof. lieine's full orchestra
and R. W. Sweeney will prompt.
wLittle Neck clams. at Imperial Cafe.
The Neverth Street itsilway company
is negotiating with the South Norwaik
street department for permission to till
the tank in the company'ssprinhler at the
hydrant near Herman Quittner‘a ssltmn,
son to put more water on the avenue
and cover more around outside of the
rails than now. The sprinkler consume
9.600 gallons for a round trip between
the twin cities. and to do as the company
contemplates would require 5.000 gallons
for the round trip, or $3,500 each way;
--Twohnrnsr oil stove, iron top and
large tank, as. Boston store. llorwslh.
The whereof the Knight arrest
African lsthodist Episcopal church on
Thursdaysvsnlnghsldthsir nasal also.
tlon of trustees. John D. Taylor is
mmzkaqdoleeretarytth-r
hamhhowslh ”Whites I.
Mamflsseayashosl heard: 1!. ll.
‘l‘aylm nosebleed-It; Frank Gland.
assistant tic. ll. loose,
ssowtary: Prise. assistant secre-
tary: William tamer, librarian; holy
Price. aatssaat sssrstuy: Ira. I. L.
Bury. m: M amass.»
cording my. lav. l. 8. leads.
We
-_ “Mines.
25
w
A Tissue Paper Posters at Il’hls Gar-sat
lay be obtained by lining the Coupon
ensue earn. ‘
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bsssr
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of .their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments.
d3ll.—GIRL’8 FROCV.
HINTS BY HAY ”ANTON.
Brown serge is here stylishly com-
bined with tan, brown and yellow plaid.
illustrating the fashionable boa plait
mode.
The blouse portions of waist are ar-
ranged in three box plaits. front and
back, and trimiy adjusted ever smooth
fitted waist linings, the upper portions
of which are faced with plaid to form
the yoke.
The rippled berths of plaid, is lined
throughout with the plain material,
meeting each side of the centre box
plait. A plaid standing collar and belt
finishes the waist.
Full topped: logo mutton sleeves are
faced at the wrists to simulate deep
cuffs, the lower edge of skirt being
faced to match.
The skirt is arranged at the top in box
plaits. and sewed to the belt,closing with
the waist in centre back.
This pattern will be found very useful
in remodeling dresses for children. as the
good portions of two old frocks canbe
combined with good results.
The berths can be omitted if prefered
without detracting from its style. \‘a.
rious combinations of color and fabric
will he suggested by the mode.
It can be plainly made up of one ma-
terial or decorations of buttons, braid.
ribbon, gimp or insertion can be added
to mate the dress as fanciful as desired.
The retail price of prttern is 23 cents,
This pattern is cut in four sizes, viz;—
6, 8, 10, and 12 years old.
Quantity of material required, 44 in-
ches wide:—
For small size, ti years old, 4: yards.
For medium size. 10 years old, 5
yards.
For large-i2», 1:! years old. 5} yards.
trauma srs‘imrt courts
lENTiTLiNG 'l'll ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. 0!" SO. Itlll.
Cut thlauut. fill in your name and address:
and mail or take to
Stunevaut's Bargain Hausa"
NAME,
ADDRESB
PATTERN NI). 6311. MIKE .1
This coupon and 13 via. will serum Ill"
attern at Hmrtovant'u. North Main and
Ann streets. south Namath.
WESTON.
lire. llary titurgrs, widow of Joseph
0. iiturges. died on Monday last. alter
an illness of about two months. The
funeral was held from her late residence
on Wednesday. The seniors were con»
ducted by lies. ll. ‘1‘. Abbott, of West»
port. and lies. C. ll. Posse. of this place.
incensed was seventy-three years of ego,
and will be greatly misled by a large
circle of friends. She leaves one son.
George A. Merges, of this place.
A quartstts composed of lire. Charles
doodeld. lies Ilary (lorry, Atthnr Brad.
lay and lies. C. B. Press rendered some
delightful selections at the florilsld Y.
P. 8. 0. ii. prayer mastiogmnndayevsna
lag.
lies Blaheman and daughter. lllss
live Godfrey, of Bridgeport, have visited
Ira. Charles Button.
its. Harriet Godfrey rods out on
Wednesday for the first time since her
long Illness.
Ir. and Ira. Frank Gregory. of flor-
waih. have hssngnsstsof Ire. (loin-bus
Bnlhlsy.
’l'hssprlngternl of the Um Pariah
school will class asst Friday.
Ilse beetle Coley. of Weetport, is the
goat of Him Nita Bradley.
I ” , ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘,«, 3'.
,bsaaaasthsatsaataof eta-ma. at as
early hear yesterday Wand loch-
sdnpby Oiloertiavina. Blabcrsa was
found near the (3qu ohm rob
and his wages on Summer street. 8co-
llsld pleaded not guilty to the charge bs~
lore Judge Downs in the City Court, but
after hearing the evidence _or the odicer
tbsjedgeimpoaedadoeof .1 andcoats.
The birthday sociable of the Christian‘
Endeavor society of the Congregational
church. held Iastnlgbt at the residence
of Joseph lorehouas. was a very grati-
fying success. An interesting and novel
entertainment was provided by the com-
mittee, which consisted of Illness Louise
A‘urtin, Stella Fools, and Annie Belleck.
who are to be congratulated on the suc-
cessful manner in which it was carried
out.
Richard Dunn. formerly gate tender,
has had his residence in Norotnn repaint-
ed. Albert Davis and son Samuel, of
liowaywn, did the worir.
There will be May devotion. wrth vea-
pcra and benedicti in. conducted by
Father O'Brien in St. John's church, to—
night at 7:30 o'clock.
E: Justice Ernm Koch is getting the
Stephen Seelcy place ready for' occu-
pmcy. lie will take possession before
June lst. '
George Schlichting. with his family,
has moved from Brooklyn to his recently
completed residence on the 0:: Ridge
road.
bliss Maud Mather. of Passaic, N. J..
arrived here yesterday afternoon and
will visit bliss Helen Scoiield.
Miss Elsie G. Street returned yesterday
fromasix weeks' visit with friends in
3;. Louis.
Father O'Brien has been engaged the
past week taking the census of St. John's
pariah
Children Cry fo
Pltcher’s Caetorla.
children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
“'hen Baby was sick, we gum ht‘l' ('asmrla.
When she mu". a Child, she trim! for Custom
When she in com.) lllrs, slur clung to Castoflm
“hon she had Children, she gave them Custoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castorla.
How's 'l'hlal
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Pure.
F. .i. CHEN E\' (a (‘0.. Propa. Toledo. 0.
We.the nndarslgneddrave known F.J.Cheney
for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and tin-
anclaily able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truss. Wholesale Drncgists. Toledo.
0.: Waldin. Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Drugghsta. Toledo. Ohio.
liall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
lug directly upon the blood and mucous aur-
fares of the system. Price. The per bottle. Sold
by all DNgglsta. Testimonials free.
'VHTaylor-‘Hezmcolden
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHINGTON “BRIT.
Portions lnohln fnraiot.or house and lot
with the View 0 purr‘ltnai .are invited to
call and examine our list. a have them fer
sale in every part of the city at ruminants
prices and on my terms. nan
1)ll~l'i'ltii.‘l‘ (W NURWALK. an. l’ltoiiA'l‘l-Z
L‘Ui’li‘l‘. May 9. A. ll.. lillil'r.
Whereas. written a :pllcatlun hits been made
in this court for atlm nlalralnn of the estate of
William H. Hoyt. late of Nurwalk. in said
district. deceased:
tlrdercd. That said a Dilution be heard and
determined at the Pro tollilles in Norwaia.
onthe ism day nf lay. their. at Inn‘cloclt fors-
noou, and thaupublle notice thermf he sign-n
to all persons interested therein by pnblis ing
this order in a lietvaprspnr having a circulation
in said District. at least five days before said
day of hearing.
it AHA ll. WilllllWMtl‘). Judge.
Euuding Lots
on crest of Woodward prop. fly. or-
Ii'ifmliintt Nurwnllt llarlmr; also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at and of inwndva stones. For
Particulars Al‘l'laY Ti)
0. IWIITZ. ll Washington
at.
gntnmnmn
Entertainment and Ball
(”VII 87 Till
tillllli ifltiiillilll.
Gsrmanla Hall, Washington St.
I'll“ "Ell“. Ml it. ”It
Ul- «‘
RAMBLER BlclciES
SUMMER BIBYBLES
A splend‘l'd medium rice was“. 1 ed Ian
mill van. or or
where. to those «diam. us. recs v .0
THE l. T. PililWlTT (20.
no. so if
SKIFFS FUR SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
-—~——-«.>-———-
line Fancy run, it feet, brass
mounted. ‘
tins Working Stilt. It feat.
line Fourteen-Foot sum.
tine Twelve-Foot Follower.
tins Nine-Foot 860W Follower.
fins Eight-Foot Follomr.
line Six-Foot Follower.
Good serviceable boats. at low prices.
NH
CALL 0)! on. ADDRESS.
m... E. F. Ilili. lowayton, (it.
Our $200 Forfeit
offered for any case of LaGrlpne that ACI’I'GN
failed to abort in 6 hours, has not. been claim.
remarkable cures.
loaton cures latripps and told:
u 6 hours, ,
lesion cures lizaralgta m i hour.
lesion cures Headache in 20
mm es. .
Action cures Rheumatism m 3
eye.
('nngren~nmn N. fl Sperry. of New Haven.
wimimz- ellilcrcd terribly from headaches for
year'- mites:
'l‘bh mm wrilfy that l have. taken the pow,
Iii-rs known as “At'li’l‘ilN.” sold by yon, fur
headache with grand results. They suited me
In every point. they not only give reiief but
leave no bad effect. They suited my case fully.
Very respectfully.
N. I). SPERBY.
Aceton can be obtained at 8. ll. l'laistsd's.
Box of 12 powders. ”cents.
Lento- Iesllnl 00.. Iyetle, 0L
mil lmn
WF aasorrsamoanxecoassov
PM“! "Mam. svxrrn To an. era.
ru ui'avv woaasas Np'fuggvlgq:
ruin-5w LOW. ' ‘ I
M.H.PARSON&
BROOK SIDE FARM.
o." w: antenna.
illllEilil nurcmr
un Ellillllliil.
illi WASHINGTON STREET. SOI'I‘H
NORWALIC. (USN.
RESIDENCE. MAIIAUKESII) HOTEL.
m7 lyr
ll. ll. HARVEY'3
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
brip in any l'hwst‘lly ran obtain the sittiiu at
tho atmvs sat-cry.
WIITED llilEllllTEll.
fill German or l-luralish girls. for grm-ral
iumsewurhzalmiiiuut man for farm remind
watt-hutch. .‘i waitn-m-a and t vitamin-rumble.
t'. ii. llitllVM‘.
ltanvat's sitar. arr-us.
“in North Main street, mum. Namath.
NOTICE.
Registration of Bugs.
All dogs must be metatarsal on or baton. the
lstday of June. and all names owning or
harboring unlicensed does after that dale will
he muted WMIM lnlaw.
For the mammodatlon of residents of
booth Roswell. the Town Clan will beat the
ed. but testimonials hyihe hundreds tell of .
I'll Ill
. m
It will pay you to visit Bridasport and do
your shopping for yourself or boys. You have
a larger mica tnaeiet't from. You have lower
'llt'trthlllllrlldlllllllly and make considered
on haw 'our car fare id you on'allptpur
chart-a am over. You" enjoy the eating and
see all ill- Notifier! Undo-41‘“: Rpring and
Hummer Uimhluu. Furnishings and Hats.
MEIGS dz 00.
"l U it'I'EVA NT BUILDING.
321 Main our. Bank in, fielder-part. 0t.
Notice-
I
THE iavpnyers of the City of South Norwallt
are but. by notified that the city tax of
six mills on vb» «ivl'ar. laid on the city assess-
lliPlilithl Him" a city meeting he'd at
Arlon Hall on Mul'son street. on the zen. day
of March. lfiit’i. risilfllll library fund tax of
one-quarter will on the tlnllarJaid at the same
time. all! be due and payable on the first day
of May. use.” which ilmtll will receive the
some at 'l‘rm nus-riser. "tilt-e. llii Washinsion
street. Penalty at the rats of nine wiper
renaa your from May 1. lion. will be chained
rm all bills remaining unpaid on and after
J one I. litt'l.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
w(.‘filloctur of Taxes of the, City of South Norb
‘ I .
south Norwalh. Conn . April 2!. “$95..a
m
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
750.
H. s. ROOD,
16 South lain Street. So. Norwalh.
nitf
U illiJSlC Vilma—T.
mu scum.
' (3'1: .;
/
1-.
A». .«n.
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for.
chasers of wheels receive instructions rm.
fl.R.BlILKLEY&lfl.
52 South Main St"
AG ENTS FOR.
Stearns and Keating.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
lliz'yr-‘rs from 35.0 up. Wheels leniedézlltl
I’Ppfllrrtl.
[{El'llli’l‘uf ilu- mndilinn nf'i'rlr: f'l'l‘f NA-
him it, link. Itl numb Nurunlk. In the
Slutt- nf I‘nntwrtirul. at tho rluw of business
; ~ . avg-arm . w ,
3‘13) .15“). m9 1' s 1..
To one. '
it» "Mil-IMENT or x as in em"
tflmg. flout ' I I L -
nannies. Mamontb. Apply
pleasant "anti-3;; to ran 0
of Kit-rat amour trnlilev. {tarballs
n err'nr'a requ rml. Alli
omen. South Surwall. trill lily“, ’
il‘nt‘.’ anlw street and Franklin
nmm A" random
re of t). It. Wilson. ”"335
il.ur unfunu‘a'ml. mv perm!
on Iiiiluma lion. 1, .
t and nllmr ‘ H “h' m
e-
..... W
ball for "mum. or Tm
.virt r-
gum at tints-Mimi: imum It ”fly
on Tailor avenue:
imam on
two rrsun. tilt-n we in
mm» llittll‘rillli‘h, "xiii 19:"
me. No. 77 Woodwnrd liven
home-.0 lemma NoflllWogl:
run! .11; iirrt Nomi/trifle
t. sill. Apply in ii. a. “Elm
hiltf
I? of limlvo. No.3 [seam is;
n mmvlmr-rs, luv 1 l '
.mm “Main
. ,.-...c..........~...
rm ileum lilll. mm with be
“J'”§i'."i""i'ii'i"im?i Ian
. f D, If)! i I" . s
i’rt. um“ r. lintrm um. mv‘iir
trims u...” m
loath Norwalh ables of the latent-m». on the P03T23Ll5.
afternoon of Murder. lay lath. from :1 to a
o‘nmeim lbs «must sat-May. stay 1’ R O P E R '1‘ Y
utilise-l to N o'clrwh. fer the purpose of or Till LAT!
minimisation. BURR NABH,
Byordsrefthsflalsrtraen. rid Begin avenue. head of
scanner it. slim. Chi stress. “filthy" frontage.
Town Clerk. ‘
Norwalh. liar mum. Ialnl'w saws “ “m ‘ ‘ W "fl."
1!! _. __ M- . . _ H ,, _ cm. a!“ , Jill-lick m as!
wDil
litil’t iii outs till
BE lN THE SWIM.
lNIw
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