In! A ’1! man
Ill ”'1‘.
W he. the llahways
’ . of Two Typical Connecti-
sad their Inhale.
all. hnlmam' horsss ran away
, _ 7 afternoomcverlurniogthscar-
“win“ the top quite badly.
The incorporation committee repormd
‘“ V . yesterday. on the not allow-
, ii. Norwalk and South Norwalk
Light company to issue bonds.
The shipment of hats from Danbury
kill!” what was 1,950 cases, which
f ”earth more than the shipment for
the corresponding week last year.
‘ e—Isn’s and boys' straw hats, O'Brien'e
Hrs. [owls Hubbsll, of West avenue.
Isl from a chair yesterday, while at-
.n’pting to hang a picture. and her side
w- injured. and she was badly bruised
and shaken up.\
echlckens. ”to, N. Y. Market.
0n the invitation of William A. Lewis,
‘fic newly appointed oyster inspector,
the fisheries committee of the Legisla-
ture will visit Bridgeport for an outing
and to inspect the natural oyster beds, on
Wednesday, May 22.
,—Five hundred doren lsdiee‘ shirt
when. all new, prices 25c to :3 each, will
he on sale tomorrow, at the Boston store.
norwslk.
Switch engine No. 510 blew out a
.foty valve while at work at Wilson
Pdnhlastnight, and was disabled for
was. locomotive 477, from South Nor.
walk. took her place. Conductor lic-
labon was in charge of the train.
There was a frost last night which did
considerable damage to vegetable gardens
in thin vicinity. Albin Neukirchnermho'
Bucrding to the Gazette, has just return-
“! from Germany. says that ice formed
half an inch thick on Stuart avenue.
Connecticut pensions: Original, Wil-
liam G. Hancock, Ncroton Heights. In-
archer, Albert DeForest, Norwaik. Re~
issue, John W. Looms, Bridgeport.
Original widows,’etc., IsabellaJiyers.
Bridgeport; minors of Thomas Giiloily,
Ncrwslk. .
—0nly one day now in which to se-
carefree samples of Beef Malt, at Sey-
mour‘s. the leading grocer.
”Maxwell"; Jr., six years old,
of 8 Bank street, Bridgeport, formerly of
Booth Norwalk. fell against the corner of
a brick building while at play last even-
ing and sustained a severe fractured
wound of the scalp. He had the injury
dreled at the Emergency hospital.
r
The military committee of the Legisla-
ture will next week report a hill leaving
the ordering of a field day for the Con-
nectlcut National Guard optional with
the governor. As the expenses of field
day are about £8,090 Governor Coflin
will probably not order one this year.
—'i'he finest ice cream in town at Lands.
The population of Cliff street. Nor-
walk. has increased by additions to the
families of Edward R. Weed and Henry
A. Saunders. Following in parental
footsteps Mr. Weed's baby boy will pro-
hablyfibecome a prosperous agricultural-
ht, while the little one at Mr. Saunders
will identify Itself with the batting in-
dustry.
-Bpeoiai sale of paranoia and sun um-
Milli. tomorrow, at the Baotou store,
Hernia.
George Bette has given the Alpha
Wheel club permission to use thebarn
in the rear of the Bette residence on The
Green. as a dressing room on the oc.
union of the club's road race, June 15.
The executive committee of the club
aigosda contract yesterday with C. E.
await, for the lease of the Fair Grounds
for the track races on that day.
Thesnnnsl meeting of the Brookside
Chapel association was held last night,
and the following officers elected: Presi-
dent.5. R. Wood; first director, hi. ii.
Parsons; second director. Hezekiah Hills;
cometary, W. H. Tristrnm; treasureo
Ilsslianane Raymond. It was vot-
ed to have preaching. beginning June
9th and continuing every two weeks
through the slimmer. ..
“Extra values in gents‘ negligee shirts
for 40c. 75c and 01. at If. B. Smith' .
Thstims prise for the Alpha Wheel
club’s wmilsmsd race. this year. will
he a Columbia racer. model No. 44,
W by the 0. Ford Bssley Cycle
company. A. P. Bhsrwccd. the genial
manager. has alto donated a no gold
medal for tbs liorwalk championship
sale on thstir Grounds track. lacy
7me“ have been donated.
at to committee will soon decide
mmusmuuwmwana
“MWI
we. to a. in. tomorrow. ovary
W ear leaving llorwaik and
Tummmumflflhddlw
washroonaprastiosnwiaha.
Richard Absndrcth has accepted a
position with a firm. canvassing for
pictures.
Wallace w. Sherwood. of Norwalk.
has snared the employ of DeKiyn dc
800s “I. mm.
——I.eg lamb. 12in, N. ‘1. Market.
The Fox Cycle company has sold a 0100
”pound Monarch bicycle to lira. Philip
Wheeler. of Concord street.
James Wags. the one-year-old son of
Stephen and Anna Wags. died yesterday
at his home on Boutcn street.
The Alpha Wheel club is an L. A. W.
club. and its number 355. The charter
for 1805 was received yesterday.
—Ice cream soda at Lane’s.
Miss Charlotte Bosch, of Gerard place,
has accepted a position with the dry
goods firm of A. Dickerman a Son.
The sewing school of the Norwalk
Congregational church will hold a social
in the chapel this afternoon, beginning
at 4:30 o'clock.
Claude Wooster, of Saugatuck. and
Jesse Taylor, of Cranbury have bought
Columbia bicycles through A. P. Sher-
wood. Fred Thompson, colored. has
bought a New England machine.
—-Everybody buys wall paper at New-
man‘s.
Miss Lottie Davin has issued invitations
to her friends to meet at her home. l3
Bayvisw avenue, Thursday, the 30th
inst. from I'lto 8 p. m.. and celebrate
the thirteenth anniversary of her birth-
day. .
A derrick was raised this morning in
the old freight yard, opposite Adams
Brothers' factory, and stones are being
deposited there by the contractors, pre-
paratory to commencing work on the re-
taining wall. .
The Norwalk Park Baseball club‘s op-
ening game will be played Saturday,
J nos 1, at 3:30 o'clock. The contesting
.team will be the Victors, of Bridgeport,
of which James O‘Rourke is manager,
captain and catcher.
Miss Lizzie Kellogg, of 8 Beiden ave-
nue, has a specimen of her oil painting
on exhibition in one of the windows of
H. R. Hale‘s drug store, Norwalk. It
represents three cars of corn that are
very true to nature.
«Condensed milk. 63 can, N. Y. store.
John McGovern has rented a store in
his building on North Main street to A.
Glssebofi, who will open a branch con-
fectionery and bakery there tomorrow.
The exterior and interior of the store has
been attractively repainted.
D. S. Bartram, wife and daughters, of
Bigh street, Norwaik, attended theiun-
eral of Mr. Bartram’s brother. Frederick
A. Bartram. in Bridgeport, yesterday
afternoon. Rev. Dr. Rurcseil conducted
the funeral services. The interment was
at Fairlleld.
~Crenm, all flavors, at. DeMoit's.
Councilman Fox, committee on health,
today issued his first installment of com
plaints against owners of property who
are not connected. or who have defective
sewer connections. The list numbers
twenty five names. and will be increased
to many more.
Edward Muckridge, a painter employ-
ed by O. D. flewman, was at work in
Washington Youngs' house on South
Main street. yesterday, when an elevator
came down on his right arm. tearing
the flesh and bruising the members so
that he is unable to work.
An exciting game of baseball was
played yesterday.on the Stuart avenue
grounds, between the ”Never Sweats"
and the “Hardly Ables." The“iiardiy
Abiea" were victorious by some of ii
to 8. W. G. Ashton and John Burch-
ard were the battery for the “Hardly
Ables" and Tully and James for the
“Never Sweats."
The lady with whom ii. hi. Jennings,
the driver for Adams Express company,
was driving. Tursday night. as narrated
in last night's issue of 'Iua Saarinen. is
a foreigner, being a dmcsndant of the
early settlers of the United Eliatss. She
is by nature quiet. but is always the
some to all who most her. The fre-
quenterscf theOld Wellflctel will see
her for an Indefinite period. The lady is
no less an individual than the Image ofaa
ladian, and will proclaim the fact that
In Havllsnd, proprietor of the hotel,
sslis cigars. The image coins from
Greenwichby Adams Espres- company
and Ir. Jennings delivered it Tuesday
night.
[contract "We as nil-rs mos: ]
D ‘.—J mwnw pads. mean
. ' .‘.~ ”.1"me
The Ilgnals Displayed b! Shirl It Right
and What They loan.
A railroad train cannot turn to the
right or loft at will, for it is bound by the
iron tracks to go to the way they load, and
the trains coming toward it are guided in
another set of trucks to was solely by.
Therefore the engineer muy rush his iruiu
along over the uuidi g trzurks, through the
brightness of cluyo tlivllorlmi-ss of night,
with no four sure for lllll moat, uuforoswn
and infrequent accidents, (in the son.
bowowr, u ublp can go “indoor-r way alu-
is illV‘Ml olul other ship». only [out lu-r
coming from uuy tlll‘t't'llnll. 'i'bo broull
0001“). then, may lm llullil‘il upon int rov-
ororl wit-l: an enormous network of trucks
crossing one another in oil dim-lions,
where n ship iuuy lmsu‘iir-lu-li from non
truck to another M will. in ”lo tloytimo
ships mu bu Hilllll from ouch other. our! bu
turnoll aside to plus in safety; for not only
can they be “‘1'", but the tlirm‘lloii in
which they are going In known. Still,
own in the doytimo (-oriuln rub-s must. be
folllm‘od to insum perfect aufoiy. How.
then, do ships, purszioflao rmmy intersect-
iugtrurzlts, pints the others solely in spite
of the darkness of tho niglrr?
Imagine yourself on tho britlgo of is big
ship. It. bl rvoily a bridge, you know, high
above the rlwlr, extending from filtltl to
side near the bow and projw'tiug u. litllo
beyond the sides so tiuit from f'ai'li end is
mun can we sirulgbt about] without rig~
giug or must» to interfere. it is night nmi
wry dork. Even the ship is only .1 long.
dork shallow luulor your feast. Over the
sky may be a poll of cloud, and you pour
away into the darkness, but- cannot even
tell where son and sky mum together. All
is inky blackness above and Ill-low. Sprouti-
lng outward from the lllhr of the ship is is
looming, pbospiioriwsont wove, which tells
liowrupltlly she is rushing onward over
the unsmn waters ilflil into tho dangers of
the imrwuctmblo gloom. in the middle of
the bridge stmuls n nmn holding it win-oi
null gazing ut lslrompuss lit up by it little
lump. With that wiwel ilo’turrm llli? roll-
tier to limp the ship steadily poiulmi in the
sumo direction by the column“. 'l'but di-
rection is llt‘t' truck. ililu‘r hllllln may bu
on lliut truck; other ships may lu- our-sing
tluit lrul‘k in tho llurklli-ss. lluw :m- they
to be uroillvll‘.’
(in i‘fll‘ll hill" of tho bl'ltlgo alumis u mull
pouring continuully into line gloom :ilil'liil.
while buck :uul furlll. nlmo~l inmwuully,
pol-mo fourth luau, on Ullll'i‘l‘. \llm. lilti-
llm nilu‘i‘rl, is continually gut/lug lilo-ml or
glowing ut the voluposs. “I‘ i~ Ilo- nilicur
of the dock. ()n lillii i'lwi" ill" rv-pousl-
biliiy of lit'oirlimz nil ollu-r \l'\-l'l~' whirl)
inuy cross bis \‘l-rsl-l'x‘ truvk or lu' :ippro:u-ll~
imr bcr upon it. I'pou bis quirl.lw~.~. nml
jurignu-nf (lvpvnllir ibo mfv-ly of tho ship.
In the rhythm llo bra-l won one, two or
porlmpa u dozen ships omuml him during
it singlo hour. uud ho Well known lliotrjrlst
as uumy may br- oroumi him during tiny
hour of tho night. How, thou, is ho to
know where they urn, and howto keep out
of their wuy?
Their lights will toll.
Win-n you form toward tho ship‘s bow,
tho silio ot your right. bond is l'.‘illt‘(l the
lilili‘llaliafll side, mul lilo hilll‘ ut yourloft
bond is rolled ”to port side. tin iwr slur-
boorri alib- o ship rorrIl-s or night is green
light, am! it is soxbui in by two shin-i of a
box (but it cannot. bu He‘ll from tliopol’t
lillkl or from bobilul. (in lo-r port sitio silo
curries rt rod lilrbi. mnl I! i;- to who! in that
it cannot ho n-on from tho ~i:irlm;u'll slili'
or from behind. if the s-llilllrl u ~lvulu~
ship, fillf‘ I‘ili‘i'll‘i it big “ixiio light of bur
foroumsilu'ul, bill If slll‘ I: :i soiling vow-l
silo (lot-s not. 'I'b'h \rlli'o lilihililfill light
l'uli lm own from oil roulul l'xrl‘pi {Will
ls-biml.
:w'o loiur, thou. u». lilo oliiv'rr of the rim-k
tit-M no lights be for [4 sure ilml llxrro rm-
no Vowels '.I'.’li‘ him ului purl-a ll'H \x‘zlil‘ll
in M‘l‘ili'li)‘.--l‘;llhll{ll John .\I. Hilli'uli in
Si Klein-Ion.
MIrro-orgnolmse In tho- Air.
Tu flll' iliI.i~~l~htl l‘yl- llll‘ prr-wlu‘oof
own uuy eol’ul purlir iv» in tho oir l-~. m n
rule, r-lliirviy lm l-niblo. Wo my llll~ is m
no u rule. furllu-wuro r-Invulmlouvw when
tllo Hilllil pnriir’loa‘ in tho liir un- l'l‘ilili‘i‘t‘il
\‘Inibl .1 Ewry om- i-x "intro of lIu- uple-ur‘
unl'nof oatmuu of ~unllgbl. iulmiw-ml
tlll'ouub n slit. or boio in tho slulllw of li
llorkmml room. l’luivrnurhvll'rulumuru-u-«l
ilw nir through which lilo sunlight pumps
is soon to bo full of minute lino purl it'lw.
yet the “guy motes" “blob on- time rl‘vli
to “people tho sunlu-mu" l‘illlrlillllll'. trill-r
llll, only it wry imirolllvool foil-lion of
tho lulul nululwr Ibo uir molulm. for
tlloumimia of llwm oro I'm-um. tuillliil' to
bo \ iatllll' to liu- Imlu-ll t-yn .llmmg tlwm
lullor uro llu- wrote.
it is lliilylilill‘l‘ll with tho oill of our
lllllnf pmwrfui liliel‘l’lll—l'npr-s that no om
olmlllt'lllll lllel‘i'f‘lt til-w hull-rand form
our l'rllllllitio of flu-if clap, Man}; or lllom
lirollum tlmn lilo on" twvnli .lllllim‘illillll
All on llll‘li. iii illr' “lil'il’d oi i'rllil"~~lvr l’o'r
cy I". ll‘r‘olkloml. unnof oili'il.‘.i l-tiu'l'ih no
this sillljol'f. ” loo,om,lmo of limo ol‘lmn»
iaule mnlal lw spz'rml owr lllit’ mpmi'w limb
in u single luyl‘r. 'I'lnm “'0 (”Hill bow is
rulpulutloo loo i‘mws no. “mo llsllmt of
London eo-lliul on no arm of is single
mourn inch wiilluul rmyroiupiolol of more
rmwdluu. umi giving to mph lluilvbluol
orgnuimu. not. llirw ilfi‘i'llu. \Vlill‘ll m-rtuin
polilb-lmu toll on om liowmultry for the in.
tilvbluul oum. but non fuurlmollrml roil-
lioolil of u mourn Ito-b. Wllil'lt is «pom odu
0!“me for a t-llimr in the woumonvrvnltb
of micro-organisms."-mllenilmuon's Mog-
Bilbo.
The Money For a Trip Abroad.
The most usual solo-me of llumwo is the
letter of credit. which in immi without
charge by tho .\tm'l'lt'itf| brum-h of any of
tbo largo lowrrmliooni llitlllillitf boom
writes hire. iimuiltou Mott lo "ho laniies'
iimuo .ioumol. A (install of any amount
owr L'lllit (Kelli) is lmulo oi. lilo lmmc
«unlit-y, for which n l"iil'r of credit of Its
«purulent in portal». shillings and pence
is giro-n. This ll'tlor of emilt bin-aw
cillo number, militililll n pummel limo-in
lion of tho trawler. nilat of the foreign
agencies of the insulting human, and at its
cioseaspru-c for the signature of the per-
son dumbing the to . it is bowl-taut
theta illlt. of M least it ewof the {Wilma
‘ Issimatmtcs oradeand witsddsd
harsher cf the letter of credit. and
that this lemonade he carefullrplsssd
Inesssofths , who.
If the _ _ lessen ,
alum .. _ , ..
um carry with use lii xil‘ont‘fzm'hana or
England notes the amount of money which
the is to spend, or aim may deposit this
amount with one of the tourist itgmwioa
which limo oflicos the world over, against
whom elm moy draw money after priest-uh
ing a letter from tho firm to this efiwt. Of
course is small charger for this lldrvico in
mode. While arranging bor finances the
trawler should swuro from lli'l' bunker, in
English money. a sum sufficient for the
rxrmnso of tho stmmablp journey uml for
her funmrliuic cxpemiitlmrl upon the other
sills
Intoxication l‘mm Ton.
Although (lowpor alwulasof "lilo cups
that rim-r. bill not inobriulo," llli'i‘i' in mi
doom of the intoxicating; power of ten. in
Ubllm toll is l'orl-ly im-ll lill ll lsuyl-zir
olll lM'uunl- of tho pl-l'ulior iuloxil'oting
properly \l’llll'li new ‘t'q'l liti‘k‘t-rsl‘s. ’i‘lm'o
or fourprmius of llu-imvrm-mmluim-ri lu
ll'r‘l-l tlmu bolf nu ouovoof uoori tl-u uml
moy bu lulu-ii in u lluy by limsl lull grown
Imp-zone; \yiilmut unpll'osunt l-ll‘l-l'ls, lull. if
iwim ibis qlmutily, or eight grains, u (lily
bo lulu-u tlu- lllilhl'ili'l-nllii'fi morn li‘t'iliii‘ilf,
ibo lu-urt Ill-nip; more wrongly uml iri‘lll-
blim: (‘ol'u-s on. Al, tho some limo ibo im<
ugimlliou is fixt'lil‘il, urul ui'lor- ilWlllltl the
thoughts wonder. \‘lbllliin‘ ill-gin to bo M‘t'il,
mullilwlilhtr sillivof intoxication comes
on. All llumo symptoms are followrd by
uml pulls off ill a drop slot-p.
Wllotlu-r tho tannin in im contributes
in uny‘lirgrm- to its rxlriiunuingor narcot-
ic nlrtiou b: illli known. ’l‘but it does hid
in filo f‘Xiill-‘il‘lliliilt viii-rt which ton pro.
«lures is render-ml wry probubh- by the fact
that. o li['i'l‘lc.‘d of tulluiu isllul principle in-
lrrl-tlionl in tho Ilullun llt‘lt‘l out. which is
comm-b prizmiiu tin-mat umi “'llli'll is
sold toprmlum is mild uml ugm-ublu in
toxicoliun. Muio or i’umguoy loo, pru-
purul from llli‘ loztws of Ilil‘ llroziliun
bully lil ti.u Halli in “blob it l~ l'omumuly
rim-(l forunimuluiing bmommu fllhll luv
toxicuiw.w lloltimorn Amt-rival).
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of This Garment
Ilay b0 Obtained by Using the Coupon
Printed Below.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
(Hove-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.
le‘. if
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HINTS BY HAY MANTON.
This handsome waist is of cream col-
0er organdie made over yellow satin,
the square yoke of satin being covered
with creamy point lace.
Decoration of yellow satin ribbon, with
rosettes placed at yoke and waist line.
The neat adjustment is made over
glove-fitted linings, shaped with the
usual darts in front, back, side back and
under-arm gores that close in center
front.
The full fronts and back are gathered
at the top, and arranged over lining at
yoke depth. closing invisibly in front.
The front yoke Is not in one piece and
includedltin the right shoulder seam.
closing on the left shoulder and arm's
eye Invisibly with books and loops. The
closeiltting collar closes with the yoke
at the left shoulder..
Full gigctsieevee are shaped with one
seam They are lined throughout with
silk.'or they can be mounted on ordi-
nary iitted linings if so preferred.
The mode is well adapted to all kinds
of cotton wash fabrics as well as to silk.
toilets, bl'Ocdtlfl, or satin, crepe, grena-
dine and plisse Iti’ipt'l.
Lace, insertion, ribbon and embroidery
make effective garnituro.
Pattern 6328 is cut in live sizes. viz:—
32. 5M, 36. 38am] 40 inches bust measure.
The retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
Quantity of material it inches wide:-—
For small size, 32 inches bust measure.
23 yards.
For medium size. 36 inches bust meas-
m' ll IMs
For large siae, 40 inches bust measure,
ill yards.
EVEIIII BEITIIEI. DDIIPBI
TIT” NI PATTERN ANY
I” 110 T? .9)? 30. m.
Ont this out. fill in your name and addrssris
Ind mail or take on
Student's Bargain Hons.
ram
‘Tholasoais Horas being established
atWalllngfordis the cutter of interest
. to tissues throughout ths state. it is
situated more than half the way up the
side of least Tom and commands a
magnificent view of the lake and valley
of the Quinnipiac river; .
It was intended to have thirty-two
rooms titted up as bed rooms. but four
of them have been turned into bath
rooms. lavatory and an infirmary. The
other twenty-eight rooms have been as-
signed to lodges to be furnished.
Thsflome will not be ready for dedl
cation before St. John's day, the latter
part of June. The spacious ground our»
mending the house will be handsomely
laid out with drives, walks, fancy shrub-
bery, etc. As St. John's day is the great
Masonic day of the year, the dedication
at that time will bring out the largest
gathering of Masons ever held in this
state.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetoria.
Men Baby was sicir, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Bliss. she clung to Costcrll.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.
How'- This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Caiarrh that. cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh f‘ure.
F. .l. CHENEY & 00., Props.. Toledo, 0.
Weuhe undersigneddiave known F.J.Cheney
for the last is years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and lirh
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West dc 'l‘ruax. Wholesale Drungisis. Toledo,
0.; Waldin. Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's ('aiarrb Care is taken internally. act-
lug directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. PriceJSc per bottle. Sold
by all Drnggiste. Testimonials free.
Taylor a Golden
lleal Estate and insurance.
WABEIIO'I'OI emu.
Persons lookin foraiot or house and int
with the view 0 pnrchasiwurs invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at mementos
prices and on casv terms. not tf
—
The beat of all high gradebicycles.
STIIllMEll BICYCLES
A splendid medium price wheel.
Masons glue. or no d for it received else-
where. to those dealing with us.
THE .l. T. PROWITT 80.
inch a; ti
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward property. ov-
erlooking Norwallt Harbor? also
a closirabio
Shore Lot
at end of lnwndee avenue. ll‘nr
Particulars APPLY T0
0. swam. as Washington sr.
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0. w ”harmonic.
iIllIElIll llllliiliilll
llili illiiiiill.
03 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NOBWALK, CONN.
RESIDEKCE, IAHAC’KEKO 3071;?“
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gall layers all?”
estimation;
”M‘Mwu'mmswfl,
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it will pay you to visit Brill port and do
your show pa for ouraelf or be a. You have
a larger stock to so ect from. You have lower
prices quoted. quality and make considered.
on have our car {are id you on aliupnr-
chases an over. You'l enioyllhe outing and
see all the Newest. Up'to'daln spring and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hats.
MEIGS & CO.
STURTEVANT BUILDING.
821 Main cor. Blank 8h. Bridgeport. 0t.
cup AND saucsa
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. s. ROOD,
16 South Iain Street. So. Norwalk.
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MUSIC HALL
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Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
Chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
H.B.BHLKLEY till.
52 South Main St..
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AT ROWAYTON.
(ins Fancy Still, it feel, brass
mounted.
line Working Skiff. iii last.
line Fourteen-Foot 8km.
line Twelve-Foot Followsr.
line tiles-Foot Stow Follower.”
llns Eight-Foot Follower.
line Six-Foot Follower.
Good serviceable boats. at low prices.
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City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
bo-ipin any capacity can obtain liltl same at
the above agency.
WANTED iMMEilIITELY.
six German or ilwedish girls. for general
housework; also“: good men for farm work 3
watchmen, s walueeses and l chambermal s.
(3. ll. HARVEY.
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70 Sorth Main street. South Norwaik.
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M. H. PARSONS,
BROOKSIDE FARM.
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LOOK!
TO
M EAD’S, SATU R DAY.
The Laraeet Cake Sale of the Season.
500 court dates. to don.
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m Waffle.
sndsllothwklndsatoost.
us no ”hm is rerun.
Mint
Slearns and Keeling. . f
Elmore and lxon Bicycles.L
muscles from 850 up. Wheels rented $7M,
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Norwalk Chronicler