m cantata. current
lather-d l'ram tbn liahways
m of he suitor cos-an-
see their ass-Ilsa.
Ms Blhsr has recovered from
If the rnssslsa
its: dbtaens telephone has been
‘ ‘ lathsOsntralNational bank.
In. Marshall Andrews, of West Main
”I. is convalesoing from a severe lil-
: may Williams and family. formerly
, of Wilton avenue. hive moved to Heath,
‘ III. ________
,1 r. J. liorrls has left lira. Sarah Lar-
ripan's boarding house and is now at
Martin Bpahr’s. on South Main street.
MC. Hoyt. of the firm of Ly-
man Hoyt’s Son in 00., died at his home
ill Btamford,afteran illness of several
weehs’ duration.
. In. Helen Holmes, the Washington
sheet milliner, has been called to Dan-
hary. on account of the serious illness of
list mother, Mrs. Henry Turner.
John Bpelltnsn, one of New York a
. leading batters. is in town today getting
out hiflsll styles. The Croiut d: Knapp
00. ,are the makers of his hats.
0. D. Newman is painting and paper-
ing the houses of Washington Youngs,
onfionthzlfain street. and is also paper~
lag the residence of Francis Burritt.
--!'or green blue ilsh call at Drescher’s.
I
The next “forty-ilve" contest be-
tween the Westport, Bangatuck, and
lawalk teams will be held at John
Hogan's, Norwalk, next Tuesday night.
Bradford Abbott willeever his con-
nection with the John Hancock Life In-
aaranoe company today, and go to Stam-
ford to accepts position on the Stam-
ford street railway.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., voted last
night to invite Wooster Lodge, of New
mean, and Our Brothers’ of Norwailr,
8) pay them a fraternal visit June 4th, to
witnue the initiatory degree.
The JunioriY. P. S. C. E., of the Nor-
walk Congregational church,wili meet in
thechapel tomorrow ;afterncon at 3:45:
abject, "How Can We Endeavorers
Help 0nr:'.Chnrch?“ Leader. Kathie
Mm.-- ,
—8trawberries, 2 qis. for 250.; pine-
apples, 100., Canada, Donovan’s block.
A number of societies from Bridgeport.
Haw Haven and Stamford have signified
thdr inflation to be present at the ball
of thszflsrmannaohne Liederkrsnz. in the
Gaaetta building, Monday night. Pro-
fuor Vogler will furnish music.
Robsrtflfontgomery was on trial in
the'l‘own Court, before Judge Hubbeli,
yesterday. He was fined 0‘7 and cost for
intoxication and sentenced to fifteen
days in jail. Later Montgomery fur-
abbedi bonds to support his wife, and
the fifteen days' sentence against him
"withdrawn. He appealed the case
apinat him for drunkenness.
Otto Barthel, hat manufacturer, is to-
day entertaining M. 8. Cornell and (lor-
doa Dunn.iof if. 8. Cornell d: 00.. and
In! Young, father of the Young
Brothers. Broadway batten. all of New
York. The party is at Dorion Point this
m. where they are enjoying Mr.
W’s hospitalityiln the way of an
m shore dinner.
mThe purest2coilee at Lane's restaurant.
The Old‘,Wsll Funeral Ald:aasociation
held its {annual meeting last night. in
Old Wslixlodgei rooms. The follow-
l' officers were elected: President,
William 1’. Bears; vice president, i.. W.
Myneoratary J. R. Raymond: tress.
arsr, 11.18. Wilcox; directors. L. W.
Duty, 1". 1. Jones. George W. limith.
William H. Willing“). 1". Mills, R. If,
Wilson; J. li."ltayrnond. William H.
laymond and 8. ll. tiherwood: financial
committeedlu W.:.Doiy, ”gorge W.
The King's Daughters Circle, of the
loath liorwalklflongregstlnnal church.
mat with Miss Luella inns, death Iain
wast, lastinight. Ilsa Katharina i).
Inlet had‘obarpsof the devotional as»
m The programme ionclodad s
'mflilrotsanmnss." by
an. unanimous vocal solo.
u mgonish: reading. selection
fis- In. Bottoms. Ilsa hissis
r. ’l'eiieli:pisno homema- Am- a.
M ‘l'hsaniinalhusinsrs meeting
hbmtofndlssrs will he held
“heath.
Ithatiiimeasstilsdprohisaim
ummhflanifl tabssdvam
“alumni-iridium The
* “ammonium-ill D II M
. _mm hairdressing”
“inflammation“. ii
ummwmm
:Wu
f
ad by Iramlssbsth Baddaa.cf llor-
walk.
Sanitary improvements are being made
at the residence of W. B. Ill. Inckwood.
on France street.
The Most Excellent lastsr degree was
conferred last night upon H. 2. Bishop.
Clarence Osborn. and Fred B. Smith,“
the meeting of Washington Chapter, B.
.M.
It is samted that the dity-iive-foot
Bangorexicnsion ladder for the new truck
will arrive from Providence in a i'sv'v
days. The special committee appointed
to purchase the apparatus will then pass
judgment upon the truck,and if accept-
ed, it will be removed toOid Well Hook
and Ladder company’s house.
Henry M. Jennings, the popular driver
of the Adams Express company’s wagon,
had a lady friend out riding with him
last evening. She is now stopping at the
Old Well Hotel. '
[noawsur news on new mos]
ROWAYTON.
Clyde Horton had reached the bottom
of a hill on the Devil’s Garden road, yes-
terday afternoon, when he heard a snap»
ping noise. and on investigation found
that the wooden rim on the front wheel
of his bicycle had snapped. He took it
to South Norwalk for repairs.
The six car loads of crushed stone are
being spread on Railroad avenue. Yes.
terday. while the cars were being switch-
ed, one of them was sent 02 the end of
the rails, and the trucks were quite iirm-
ly lmbedded in the soft sand.
The leg was hosted from the new staff
at the school house, yesterday, for the
first time.
Lewis Jewel is building a cedar row
boat for Mrs. Frank R. Stevens,lain
street.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Lawyer F. D. Gardner, a nephew of
Mrs. Robert I. Tollee. of Syracuse. N. Y.
has purchased the Ferris place, owned by
Mrs. Toiles. Mr. Gardner arrived here
Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday L. H.
Decker, of South Norwalk, had a force of
men here painting and papering and get-
ting the piace ready for occupancy in as
quick a time as possible. Mr. Gardner
comes to Darien highly recommended,
being an earnest Christian worker, also
deacon for many years of the Presbyteri-
an church in Syracuse.
Miss Frances S. Tolles entertained a
party cf East Norwalk friends last aven-
ing. The time was pleasantly passed
with games, etc, after which a luncheon
was served.
The Darlene will play a nine from the
Blickensderfer Manufacturing company.
of Stamford, on the Brady grounds, Sara
nrdsy afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Noble & Pesston, of Stamford, have
contracted for the erection of a large coal
hoist for the Thomas Coal company, at
Noroton Point.
Mrs. F. R. Herzog. of New York city,
this week took possession of her Queen
Anne cottage at Collender's Point.
Principal A. 8. Bibbins and Dr. G. B.
Noxon are constructing a lawn tennis
court on the Dr. Bands property.
John D. Crimmins’ summer residence,
l‘irwood-on-tbe-Sound. at (.‘ollender‘s
Point, is open for the season.
Miss Madge Christian is the guest of
friends in New York city for a few days.
Francis ii. Fitch has rented one of his
cottages in John Kane.
lfrs. Alfred Morcbouse is visiting rela-
tives in Brooklyn.
Miss Lulu ht. John is recovering from
her recent illness.
Richard llugdsle has been quite sick.
Arranging for the Tournament. _
The Alpha Wheel club met last night
and tinth arranging for their mortal
tournament. A vote of thanks was peas:
ed to those donating prises for the races.
Committees were emaciated to complain
all details it was voted to call the cup
presented to the club by Commodore
Francis llurritt the “Iinrritt Alpha
Wheel Club Championship Cup.” The
cup will be the promty of the club until
won by a club member three times. it
was decided to have the cup race a one»
mile event, and that it take place at the
track on the afternoon of the club‘s
racer. June 15. A vote of thanks was
oilseed Mr. Tattle for his courtesy in sl-
lowlng thsclsb the use of his parlors.
The meeting adjourned until lay 29.
Dawn Along ”are.
The yacht "Marguerite” is secreted
hemsfromtbsfionthths latter part of
thsmooth.
haynrond Brothers handneharpsd a
cargo of Portland cement at their
wharf.
The” “Mary IcWilllams” b at
Raymond Bruthsrs'dooh withscargnef
seal.
a...—
mM. _ W... .,....._ ._
A chlnnnn has invented the one
wheeled cycle and declares it willgn.
Hssitsinlhcmiddlaofawheeisislsst
Manipulate. Theiirssarsfswaad
farm MM money. He
princes lots Wm“
it and sham In Ital ma
”Owl-"Wm (Ital-as lsr Int-l
In line W
A clever young woman who was eating
ice cream with an aeqrmlutancs at a down
town restaurant was telling her "P9“-
ence in keeping house without hell» and
it is good enough to be reproduced here.
"When we have company,” sold this or-
iginal young woman, "my husband is):
ways assists in waiting on the table. lie
is a. railroad rxmtnl clerk and is at home ev-
ery other week, lomclllm-n every other day,
We do the Work together. mni no we are
both young and strong We «Tn not mind it
in the least. The mom-y Wu mm by not
hiring help goes into our charity fund."
“But how did you rnuuagu to torch him
housowork?"
“His mother luught him that, with oth.
er domestic mrcumpliahments, for which i
am much obliged to bur."
“But isn't ii; awkward for both to leave
the guests at table?"
“No. They understand and chat with
one another. But I do wish mum-times
that people had more toot than to offer in
assist-«that only malice confusion and is
embarrassing. erlln Walter carries out
the plates I mmovo tho center dishes, and
as the dessert is all ready on the sideboard
I have only to bring in the mus-c, and in a
moment we are both scam! agnin, and
neither of us has been t‘ivcl’larvlicd. or
course I appreciate the old adage about
making the bend snvo tho heels,"
“1 don’t believe I could get. my husband
todo housework," sold the other young
woman. “He has never been tminmi."
"'l‘licn train him at once—the MIMIC? the
better,” suggested thoclcvor one. “Men
make good waiters naturally. Why should
it be any more menial for nhusband to
change the plates than for tho wife? WaL
tor cuts the broad, sets the table and often
sweeps while I am cooking. The other
system, where n husband smokes or reads
the paper while his wife (images, isn't to
be compared with mine. Then when our
work is done we enjoy our mailing or our
sin together. ” ,l
“Helps wash the dishes. No! You don't
mean itl" ‘
It was the sumo subject mnilnum . The
young worm-n hurl ()f’ili‘l‘i'll mmlwr set of
crmms uml “‘i‘i'e still discussing tho
hmiscwnrk qllmlinn.
“You, be tint-H, and let me ti-ll you there
never is It dish lirulwii in his hitllilv. "
"Mewyl My hilalliinil Would break ev-
ery lust and of ”li'ill lit'llll‘t: lm Would wash
them."
“1 wash them, tlfid Walter wipes them.
Ills fills his mm “pron. with it bib. and trim
course linen fortutwllug rlmn, and My sci.»
tlmn away in their plmw l'\i'l'y time."
“ How (in you manage win-n callers come
in?"
“Ask them right into the kitchen. if
they nro our friends, and finish tho work.
Why, wd just play at. housekw‘ping
nm as lnrky no twrmhildnm. lint we felt
talk tho situation over and expm ml
sympathy for tho ‘girl’ who must. wort
alone.”
“ Perhaps you will augment tuber to fake
it purl nor?"
“We've. thought it would lion good More
for young mnrriml cnuplm m livo out to-
gether, ilm mun us liullvr, flu: girl M cook.
It lms been iriml and (lid not work well,
lxwuusu Iiviilwr hml upwiuliruinlug. What
it [m-lly (lommiic m.» the twucnulii live in
the kitchen when ilu-lr Wurk min dune!"
" Yolirilwnr)’ slum-«ls nn idvui kitchen, ”
“Why uni," mmwrmi tlu- view-r one
thoughtfully. “Why not lluw lllv'itl kite-li-
one us “1-1! m irlml iv:il‘ln!‘-“ 'l‘lmnlr bum"
i‘ii.H all" ("l”l'lillli'll. Willi l'i‘\i‘l‘l'lli l'nmay,
“W" intvu bulb" ----- ~llrirmi i-‘rw i'rumi.
if n
l a V J
Why
Not
ADVERTISE
iii A PAPER
THAT PAYS?
Not
HAVE Till:
DEBT JOB
P3137130?
Not
TRY 173? W!
DO ALL OUR
WORK em.
a
t“.
a“ it,
aMhnrmsr-umm
"be Obtained» lief-(them..-
mam.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bassr
Glove—Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very ‘ newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac!
company each pattern.
are“.
L.tiies' fialhinq 59.1.,
HINTS BY MAY MARION.
Black Henrietta cloth is here trimmed
with a looped design of narrow yellow
braid. The belt is fastened with a gilt
buckle, and a yellow cap is worn on the
head: black bear. with light tan shoes.
Henrietta is the latest fad in materials
for bathing suits, its many advantages
having been satisfactorily tested. it is
light in weight. looks as well wet as dry.
sheds water easily. does not cling to the
form. always keeps its shape and wears
well.
The design is in latest mode, the waist
and drawers being in one, with thssklrt
added. It canbsmadehighnechedwith
long shoves if preferred. the pattern pro-
viding for both styles.
To keep the skirt under water. sew
sis small leader: weights in the hem at
equal distances. Swimmers will not
want these. but even with these, it will
not be found as heavy as the ordinary
suit of flannel.
Serge, alpaca. China silk and flannel in
black, dark blue, white and tan are
worn, trimmed with tan. pale blue, red
and white braid.
Patten M371 is cut in three aim. viz:
3‘3, lid and 40 inches bust measure, and
three sizes for misea, viz: ii). i? and H
years.
The retail price of pattern is 30ccnts.
Quantity of :material it inches wide :—~
For Illness-
if) years old, 3‘: yards.
l2 years old, 3; yards.
it years old. It yards.
For indies»—
32 inches bust measure, 5! yards.
36 inches bust messum 5i yards.
to inchssgbust memoir. s yards.
EVEIIII IEITIIEI. WWII
2‘0 Ti) 03!: PAW“! ASY
Bill. of .‘ill. arm.
(’at thhont. fill in your canes and addrus
M rust] or fats in
Sillitllll't Bargain liens.
Mil"
‘-
I
”Dill!!!
”AM! In. it”. “12'.
“in m and if no. will Imus
lava atmortovnni'e. Mb ”all and
was carcass. ”with Mei-ail.
.l!
Children Cry for
Pitcher'a cantons.
children Cry for
Pitchers easterla.
“MW“NWHM
mum-mamas“
muwhahed—giem
“hummsmm
children cry for
Pitchsr's Gaseous.
Taylor a Golden-
lgmmmns.
:1:- “Whfldt
“.mmaadseletw
Wilma-i .
Waterbury, batten; L. W. Turner, Yates.
ville, insect derdnstss; E. D. Bock-
wsil, MW light head gear for
m. Mystic,
personslwear; E B. Benita
wdws‘lé' n. ' f
l . e s. on etc;
LP. Brownfhpztfovm s,
m
law's This!
We odor One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catsrrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Cafarrh flora.
F. J. CHENEY a 00-. Props.. Toledo. 0.
Wc.ibe nnderslgned.havs known 7.1.0th
for the last ill years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and tin»
socially able to carry out any obligations made
by their arm. .
West b 'l'rnax. Wholesale Brandeis. Toledo.
0.; Weldin. Klnnan a Marvin. Wholesale
Drnggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cars is taken internally, act»
lug directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system. Price. 710 per bottle. Sold
by all Drougiaia. Testimonials free.
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“DIWALI HOSPITAL IEIEFIT.
EITEITIIIIEIT.
lloyt's Opera llouse, heath Nerwalk.
I" I5tll, use.
Comic Operetta,
Preceded by an evening with old melodies.
Admission. 50c Tickets may be exchanged
for reserved seats, without ear-rs c
Chartso nat Plaistsd’a and Gregory's Hat.
nma . av liib. st iin'clnck. in 'ltll
,, . " :3...“ lam/“IV
The heel. of all high grulejbicyclee.
SillilMEli BlilYlllES
A splendid medium rice wheel. ,
lawns given, or pa (1 for if received else»
where, to those dealing with as.
THE 1. T. PililWlTl' 60.
m3“
Building Lots
on"? ’ of Woodward properly.ov-
eriookl Norwalk Harbor; also
adeslrable
Shore Lot
at end of Lowndes avenue. l'or
Particulars APPLY 1'0
ll. SWIBTZ. 83 Washington St.
flilEiill Dliliiliilil
iliii EflBilMiil.
93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
RESIDENCE, MAHACKEMO BQ'TIIIL
m 1
8. ll. lllllVEl'B
City Employmem Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
heipln onyrspariiy can obtain the same at
the shots ageruty.
VlllTED IIIEllllTEll.
ills flown-u or iiwullsii trifle. for general
Itmannra:nl~i7 gum men for farm work.:i
wan liineu. Ir waitresses umi t chandmrmalda.
i3. MHMWEY.
usnvav‘s anon noun.
7 70 Sorth lain street. South Norwnlh.
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M. H. PARSONS,
GO
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D. w. RAYMOND. _
till in
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.,. .
It will you to vflt Bridgeport and do
yours 3‘ for onrselforboyn. You have
slargavstoe to train. Yon hnvclowsr
. qnotadmuality and ranks
on have your ear fare you on all saw.
chases over. \‘ou‘l emits outing and
see all the Newest Up e Spring and
hammer Clothing. For alshingn and Hats.
MEIGS & CO.
SPURTEVANI' 81.11.0180.
827 Mail at. Bank In. Bridgeport. or.
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iotice: City Taxes.
THE lsspa era of the City of South Xmalk
are here ynmilled that the city tax of
air mills on tho. dollar, laid on the city assem-
nmrt list of 1394, at a city meeting held at
Arlon Ball. on Madison street. on the torn day
of March. rate. also the librar fund tnx of
encounter will on the dollarjnid at the flu”
time. will be due and payable on the that day
of May. 1896.” which time] will receive the
same at Tara Human. once. lid W
street. Penalty at the rats of nine par
cents year from May I. M be c
on all bills remaining unpaid on and and
June l. limb.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
gollector of Taxes of the City of South Nab
W .
heath Norwnlk. Conn. April 23. 1“.
s8 3w
CUP nun SAUCER
wrrn. ‘ .
soun srL'VER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H.. S. ROOD,
is South lain Street. Sc. Nor-walk.
nltf‘
‘ music" HAT“
illiifliiflflflL
day evenings and every afternoon.
Privatelewsona dross r .> Pas.
chasernof wheels receive minnow”
c".
H.1lBllLKLEli
52 South Main St"
AGENTS FOB
Sieams and lieaiins.
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
Bicycles from U1! up. Wheels rented end
paired.
inns in SAFE
AT ROWAYTON.
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Des Fancy aim. ii fsst. brass
mist
llas lurking sun. It last.
Ins Fourteen-Feet rim.
llss Tnslvs-Fsst Fellensr.
fins lies-Fast econ Followsr.‘
Ins Eight-Foot Fsllessr.
lies sir-Foot fsllowsr.
fined serviceable basis. at law prices.
MW.._‘.~W
can. on on structure.
”5“” E F. lllli. Rename. ill.
NOTICE.
Registration of logs.
Alldoumnstlnrewmedcn minim the
lat day of Jean. and all persons owning or
believing nailesavrd done after ihatdstawill
hermadarnordlnginhw.
lav tbs sumo-unites of residents ‘of
Mhflsrwalhdhe‘fowamsrkwillhsatths
mmnmescfthn blasts-months
aftermath-imam”: lithium d to s
leivnhandsathsoveaiagoiesrarasy. lay
labia-l toeo’etock. for tbsparpuaeof
WM
lysrrlsraflhsfisleetmea,
unnam- asnrm.
'l'owaifisrt.
MEAD’S, SATURDAY.
The Largest Cake sale of the Season. '
T0
mmmmwnssa
fififihn
as
an. ,
”gang-ammunition.
is no In are an. Ill men.
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