‘ ~Wa on his ’ s-Maswiih m. bocup, athne’s. ,‘ ems. s. byen. of not street. he' , ’ We] wintnrle vine which entirely 0! A DA! III.“- I’ It)". ,m. . “hm Calming Current fissure auteur nee- the llahwnrs ypyw‘nys at In typical Connecti- “ “In and Their lahnrhn. . L'Partrlch. oi Graubu‘ry, was “I”! ilntntday afternoon. when Mints ran away. In Partrlok was ”I out near the four corners. and head. was badly bruised. ”thefrontoi hinrssidence. Dibble d: Cometcck have a good thing b the butter line and report large sales. Alina-pound skate fish was on sabl- Htinn ntW. P. Lockwood'n market in m. yesterday. and attracted “attention. The liorwalk fire department needs lore hose. only 2,000 feet of good hose hsbg owned by the city. ' --Tn theoreditors of the estate of H. ”den—Ali persona indebted to the “not B. Snyder, are hereby notified “they mustsettle on or before the first week of June.nut, as the estate must be “tiled at that tiine. , This is pontively Oh "and“. and creditors must govern the-sures accordingly. Theo. Olsen. nwignee. The hydrant at the corner of Iain and Wall ntl'natn, which burnt during the fire U Iaturday, has been placed in repair. Health Oflcer Tracey appeared before the iiorwalk City Council. last night, re- latin to the garbage crematory question, but the Council had adjourned end no action was taken. Colman lacy was arrested yesterday m by Constable Ireland [or an “tilt upon Joseph l’oyeako. He plead' all guilty and Judge Front immsed a fine of Oil and costs. Bank Examiners ii. (3. Arnold and Daniel Day. of Providence. R. 1.. are at thnIahackemo Hotel. William H. Johnson. of the South lorwalk Athletic club. participated in - entertainment in Dsnhury, last night. .d acquitted himself most creditably. “Living Whint" is to be given in ' aiiouse on or about June 13th. W.Giibert Newsll,the well-known Moldnncing, will have charge of theauflre entertainment. The number required to present the game, “thirteen tricks,” in fifty-seven-twenty-iiveladies, twantyiive gentlemen, a joker and four players. This is a scientific game, with living cards. Each trick introduces two ladies and two gentlemen who entertain you with beautiful dancing. ”Living M” with other specialties. was given i Bridgeport a year ago. under the unions of Samuel liarria lodge. of the I. 0.0. R, to crowded houses for one wuk. Thousands were unable to gain admittance. The press, and all who saw “entertainment, pronounced it to be the fluent neraeen in that city. Edward Smith, a telegraph operator in the signal tower at I-‘airfield. died at his unidnnne in Southport, last night. after abort sickness. The funeral will be held atll a. in. tomorrow. A number of operators from this city and along the flew York division will attend in a body. A. P. Bhoehau, of this oily. and J. H- lnlline, of Wentport. have been appoint- nlhythnoperetornto nelectaorne band- name designs of flowers. W—u—wm- [mau news or: rir-ru rum] . -WM_. EAST NOBWALK. mm leon sale at the East Nor- wnih monies by lrrlnalimlth. with whom “dawn for this column can also be left lay Weldron. the non of Contractor Arthur Waldrnn. was run intothis morn- bgwhiinon his way to school. by a bi- ayaiiatwhowssrldlugou tlieotueredge nf hMaik in front of the East ave- .echnrch. The handlebar struck the H in the face, knocking him down and canshg hinlnose toblned and agood sized up to arise. Ray dinplayed commend- fiplnckand walked to his home on Mara". where Dr. John Bobau- n-i attended to his injuries. A whistle vine that attracts attention, “the west pitch of if. [Leann- _wnrsntduceon‘\ian7.andt avenue. its was are naturallylnrgsand beans m. We are informed that In Barnrday' msncrd in a few days. Attorney George A. financier and wife entertained Ire. lambda brother. Richard P. Behrsnn. of Jersey City. over Sunday. Ir. amt lira. Allen Wood, of Gregory Point road, celebrated the second anol versatlyicf their merrlngs. last night. A large party of friends and reietlves were prearm. and gain- and dancing were on joysd. luncheon was served. Fred Lovejoy in going to put a new bowsprit on thh boat, the "Lottie I.” When completed. he expects with the WickezBrothers, in the ”Baby Ruth." to capture all the prizes in the rates this snmmér. A large Turbine water wheel for J. C. Randall arrived at the mill yesterday, and will boast up within a day or two. E. If. Whitestone, of Augusta, Ialne. administrator of the estate of the late Charles W. Savage, who lived on River- side avenue, is here straightening up ef- fairs. Gilbert Bloominitod seventy-th it”! . a well-known and respected resident of First avenue. had a shock Saturday, and his left side is entirely paralyzed. Lieutenant Alfred Hopkins will enter. tain the Boye’ Brigade of the South liar- walk Baptist church, tonight, at his homefion Osborn avenue. Fred Trevor. of St. Augustine, Florida, is the guest oCCharlea Deuachella, of 40 East avenue, for a few days. William H. liann has moved from the new liarvin block on First avenue to Waterbury. The "Rival” and crew returned yester- day from their cruise to New Haven. Horace " Alien left yesterday, with Harryfiiunier. for Long Island. iscncissn PIPE canons. lorwalh has Plenty of Water but Lnehn Ileana of Getting it liars. ThefilNorwaik Water Commissioners, accompanied by Councilman Pinneo, drove to: Norwalk's storage reservoirs yesterday. At the Grupe pond they foundithejwater running over the over- flow, which was recently raised. thus giving anjfadditional supply of 25,000,- 000 gallons of water. This should in- crease theyzcity'a supply about twenty days. Thegdil’flculty lies in there not being sufficient pipe capacity to bring the water down to the distributing res. ervoir on Prospect'Hiii as feet as it is consumed. The commissioners were convinced that an increased pipe cape. city was needed, and decided to make an appeal tothe} City Council, last night. They paid a visit to the Council, but they had adjourned. .The board will come before them nfitheir next meeting. Another matter which the Water Commissionershish to bring before the Council is an cfl'er front Stillwell Hearse dc Smith Will company,of Dayton. Ohio, who are represented locally by John flutter. They have looked over the field and feel confident that they can put in a pumping plant that will yield from one million to one million and a quarter gol- Ioun of water a day. They propose in. eating itjneer the Bilvermine stream so that the water will be the same quality as that whichjtho city now receives. The waterjn to he delivered into the Grape pond. The cost of putting in the plant. the concern to buy the land necessary. is said to not exceed $12,000, They ask that the city take it oif their hands if the Council and Water Commissioners are satisfied that theintetion’is a success. NORWALK'S IllEDBItKBANZ. They (live a lllghly Successful Denna Last flight at Their Mouse. Norwalk's popular German society, Ilerniannaoehne Liederkranz, gave a highly successful ballet their rooms in the Genetic building last night. There waselarge attendance. many members of other German societies of the town being present.” well as ajnumbsr from Bridgeport. It was the purpose of the society to have a concert programme, but this was deferred, and all entered heartily into the terpsichorean pleasures The dance programme contained twenty-four num- bersand it was early this morning be- fore the concluding one wits reached The dance music by Bmythe’s orchestra was of a high order. and Prof. Richmond prompted. The otllcers of the asssclr tion acted as a reception committee and gave the guests acorth welcome. John (lsrinch, the popular president of the or- ganisation, deserves great credit for the hard work and time he gave in attend- ing tothedeialla that lands the strait pen on so smoothly.ss'do also the members of the several other committees of Win, who were Otto Dn- Plerns. Barman Unbel.0harlss medias; husk Witchseh. John Ioehrlng, Joseph Beintsrsr. John Wilkinson, Amos Der bank and Leah Hoff-um Theaooistyhasaginenibsrshlpofnearly ssvsntrilvs. Theyholdcshaarveinsvsvy Maniacs-swim Bentley. ”“1““de bmflwh in two FlllE if VlllllllPilli. Till BINDING! 0! Will“! [.00- Mli BURIED Tlilli IOININfl. [he linens and learly all Its Contents latched an by the lie-env-llll linens Werh lard to lure the ”annuals.” andlnsnrnnnn. The residence of William Minion. at Winnipauk, was destroyed by fire this morning with nearly all its contents. en- tailing a loss of about 13.000, partially covered by insurance, and removing one oi Norwalh's Revolutionary homes. The place was fonnerly known as the Allen homestead, and was purchased by Mr, bacon thirty-five years ago. Thehousewes occupied by Itr. Louo “don and his daughters, kits. Frank Diet and lies Penny Tendon. and tire. Diaz‘s two children. lire. Dias was In the kitchen about 10 o'clock getting some meat in readiness for dinner, and her father started out to look after the chil- dren. He had just got outside whrn he saw smoke Ming from the nmthwest corner of the house. and upon investiga: tion found the building on lire. He quickly notified Michael O'Donnell, who resides neat doom and they attempted to quench the ileum. Theiirshad evident. iy originated in a rear room, and spread rapidly. Word was quickly sent to the Norwelk mills for help and the entire mill force resptmded, headed by Coon cilman Osborn and Andrew Hutchinson. They did heroic work in attempting to save the furniture and'keeping the uncle of the adjoining houses wet down. They succeeded in saving one bedrmm suit and some clothing in the upper story. and the kitchen furniture. The parlor adjoined the room where the lire started and nothing was saved from there. The loss included a handsome new parlor suit recently purchased by lire. flier. and a $250 piano. All other furniture in the house was destroyed. During the progress of the measure- tion the house atlgoining. which is also owned by Ir. London. was in great danger. as was also Andrew iiuthinson’s barn, both of which stand within a few feet of the burned structure. The beat becameso intense that the bucket brie gads. which was hastily organlud, could not get near the hrs, and long lad. dera were procurec from the mills and men stood on the roofs of the threatened buildings to extinguish the burning brands as they landed. The mill hands and neighbors did good work and Dir. Tendon feels truly grateful to them for their alerts. Iir. louder: had the house insurrd for $1.000 in the Norwalh Fire Insurance company. It was vsluer‘l at $1.000. Ir. Diaz had the furniture insured in the Hartford Fire Insurance company for “000. Hr. London and his family will Maid for n time with neighbors until they can secure other quarters. The origin of the tire is a mystery. but it is supposed that it started in the «all in a small chimney line connected with the room where the fire was tint risibic. lpworth Mes" Elected. The annual election of ctlimof the Epworth league of the First Dieibodirt church, took place last night in the lac- ture room of the church. The president opened the meeting are! the presidents of the different departments gave their reports. The league was found to be in better condition then it has lm in years before. The departments haveall done their work well and their chairmen rs- tire after serving efficiently for eighteen months. The cabinet elected is asfol- lows; President. reelected, (J. i’. lion; first vice-president, reelected. if. B. Election: second vicscpvesidant, lint. A. S. stsnagh: third vicepmidsut. like Lulu liniailhorn: fourth rim president. tiles Bertha Adams; secretary, reelected. F. (l. Benedict; treasnrrr. Charles flesh. The leaguehasmadeagoodseiecima officers. They will probain he pub ilcly installed on Huntley melon. This is an manners in the longtimbnt a mostiinyortant one, by mass of which the church will fully understand the workings of each department in the future. The rstlringcfiicrrs are. Iicer Reade", liar Iinnvn Nah. Iti- linnis Godfrey and It. live french. Mvms.W.-.-M MAW. Irelargersti'aailnrkirhandm isvllaeiemtsdyeeisvceyrert'riasslc- ward island. flora muses they latendtcrsrideinthsluters. loVeeo was“ engaged in basin-rs thsvsferssvsraiyssrayssi. manwgasim is and.hanmn‘rasomylalnt shunts la swndhyl.l.llswee. fiestalnnihat “when“ lswssllvery puritans ants “also! east. WT WI! mumhmsaeieefrsin 2 till'l'llllthl'a A flares Paper Pattern of This Oar-sent lay he Obtained by Using the Coupon Printed Below. We have made special arrangements with the agents of the celebrated Bauer Glovevl’ittiog 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 no e313,-—an:£s' BASQUE. lilti’l’s BY itAY “ANTON. Dahlia colored crewn is here stylishly trimmed with velvet of the same shade. and narrow silk soutache braid. Title in one of the new spring styles and will he made up in material to match, or correspond with the shirt. The rest which is included in the un- der arm more, can be buttoned in centre front with small buttons and buttonhoies. or closed to the neck invis- ibly, with hearts and eyes. as pft‘ih‘l’iz’d' A close curate collar iiniahes the neck. The black of basque irl shaped in cost style. having coat laps and plaits below the waist “emulated at the top with huge huttonsto match those that deco- rate the fronts. lilyiishly shaped Ispels decorate the fronts of basque, and meet the rolling collar in notches. Full topped gigot sleeves are stylishly decorated at the wrists with velvet and braid.- Besidea the many fashionable varieties of err-pun. the mode will develop stylish- ly in plain or mixed Cheviot tweed, urge. sienna, camele' hair. covert cloth, or any of the fashionable wooicns. A plain tailor finish is quite as olive. tire. and can he used in place of the decoration hers shown. This pattern incur in live sizes. viz.‘ m, M, :36, Ll“ and 40 inches breast meas- ure. Retail price of pattern is twenty-five cents. Quantity of material wide. For small size. 132 inches, breast mens- urr, yards. For medium sine. :56 in- ches; breast outcome, yards. For large size. 40 inches; breast measure, yards. EVEIIIO BEITiliEl. BOUPilll IBSTiTiJSll 'm (M: Ps'rrHltN ANY omit. lit" :60. um f'ni thismitdlil in your name and aalrlrers land mall or take to Shortcuts Bargain House. 8A)!!! Alibi!!!” ’A’fl'lfiit!‘ No. ours. hill: ,. .. WIN This wupnn and 12 rte. will m-ure above turn at Mortwam'u. North Main and on sirens. hunt. Norwalk. ~‘l'nnlght So bicycle location at lion Cycloocsd- my this 9. tn.. as city wheelmcn have mm. rams. Children Cry for Pltcher'n Cnstorla. Children Cry for Pltcher's Ccetcrin. mm, wurtch. yrs garniwr Castor“. “showmamdnmflforcm mummnmmdmwcm mamrmmunmm Children Cry for PItChOl" cam”,- D‘m A. trams)...” no... .3 l, die or ‘ ..iateofNor d instant - , sis stout creditors of for autism Fish ’ v «1 id ', . u 9w “ tf‘iiv" ' v , rivets ‘1 . “Within!“ _. woeosfsradsgrason Human Hetero udlouisiieic. Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. I. will confer the werrlor'n degree on several candi- dates. - ‘ Butler Lodge. 1. O. 0. 1'1. will re hearse the third degree. All the oillcere are requested to be present. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Oaierrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. .l. CHENEY A: 00.. Props" Toledo. 0. Wallis undersigned.have known ll'..l.0heney for the last lb years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and lin- enclallyzeble to carry out any obligations made by their llrin. West Jr Truax.'.Wholeaale Draggiste. Toledo. 0.; Waldln, Klunan Jr Marvin. Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo. Ohio. ' Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act.- lng directly upon the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system. l’riceJfic per bottle. Sold by all Ilrugglsis. Testimonials free. gnfrriaimurqfs. t C O NO E R T AT THE HORWllK METHODIST CHURCH, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27th. llTTLE VERNON BROTHERS- Phenomenal (lhiid Musicians. r 'lheyplay. They sing. They whistle. They ill‘ \5. They give a Charming Entertainment. ADMISSION 25') CENTS. N0 SEATS RESERVED. Concert at 8 o'clock. m20 lw Taylor a Golden BeaIEslaie andlnsurance. WAEBIXO’I'OI SIRE". Persons lookln fornlot.cr house sndlot with the view 0 purchasln .are invited to call and examine our list. is have them for sale in every part of the city at reasonable prices and on easy terms. an“ tf 13‘ O R S A. In E. The PROPERTY known n.3, the ($113138 l’I,.ACE, Ion Knight sire-cl. For Pnrtleulsrs IIIilllII'i' of COOLIDGE & LYNES, 9 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. mili lw ‘ NOTICE,” I0 SAVINGS BINK DEPOSII DIIS. A able to the provisions of the new law. the anltinit hours or the Savings Banks of the Town of Norwalk. after June lei. lllilb SA’il'liilAYnl will he open from 9 to ill o‘clock a. m.. and instead of being open on SATUR- DAY cvenlngsas heretofore. will be open on MONDAY evenings of each week. from 7 to 8 o'clock p. in. .‘UKWALK SAVING.“ SOCIETY. Hy lino. E. MILLER. Trees. FAIitFII-ILI) COUNTY Mil/[Nun HANK. iif’ Jenn-i ii. BAILEY. Trees. SOI'TH NORWA .K SAVINGS BANK. By JOHN ii. nxari'. Tunas. D mill lm .\ t - Ni): we? M RAMBIEli tidbits The host of all high grainfihivyclrs. STURMER BICYCLES A splendid medium rice wheel. Iamuius glvoumr pad for If roi‘olvcil chie- where. In those dealing with us. THE .I. T. PRUWITT C0. inch Zi if n n Budding Lots on rrmi of Woodward properly. ov- erlooking Nurwalk ilarlmr; also a desirable / .Shore Lot M. one] of lmwmlca art-nun. For l’nrtlt-ularn Al’l’LY Ti.) 0. swarrz. i3 Washington St. :r... , w. nnvmosib. lllllEllll IIIIIECWB “II illllllill. 93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH D. it will pa you to visit Brldneport and do your show rig for yourself or boys. You have a larger stock to select irom. You have lower pyloesqnotedmuailty and make considered. on have your car ferr- lsld you on all Invar- clmses am over. low. enio ' the outing and see all the Newest. Unto-date Hprlng and Summer Clothing, Furnishings and Hats. MEIGS & GO. STURTEVANT BUILDING. 827 Main cor. Bank BL. Bridgeport. (it. CUP AND SAUCER WITH SOLID SILVER TRILBY SPOON 75c. H. S. ROOD, 18 South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. nit: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day evenings and every afternoon. Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur- chasers of wheels receive instructions free. H.R.BULKLEY 8:80. 52 South Main St.. AGENTS FOR Slearns and Keeling, Elmore and lxon Bicycles Bicycle-s from 8.50 up. Wheels rented and repaired. Shoals? .—_‘...__ llna Fancy 8km, l6 lest, lime mounted. One Working Skiff. l6 feet. line Fourteen-Foot Still. this Twelve-Foot Follower. lint Nina-Fact 800w Follower.“ line Eight-Foot Follower. line Six-Foot Follower- ilood serviceable boats. at low prices. CALL 0:: Oil. sunrises. m... E. F. llIlE. llowaylnn, Cl. 0. ll. HtllllEY's City Employment Agency. he'll»! and gentlemen (limiting mmoelcnt ho-ipln any rapidity can obtain the rhino at ”in IIHWM ital-Iii-y. WANTED iMMEDIITELY. Mr Harman or rim-dbl: girls. for general lmim-nnri; elm 7 good turn for form worli.:i watrhnu-n. l” waitresses «mi 4 t-hainlir-rmnidll. (1. II. HARVEY. llAliVlY'il simn mun. 7” North Main street. Knuth Norwaik. ill “as. com mo snobs or WE “bum s miflo an. Egg; ms is ultra Ipensive mu iii figs? goes on. mines ex- iWOnfl‘uw “Holt owl. £6. NORWALK. CONN. RESIDENCE, MAHAUKEIO HOTEL. M' H“ P A R S 0 N S) .. "‘7 ‘" nnooxsmit FARM. ,. - LOOK! LOOK! GO TO MEAD’S, SATURDAY. ._ The Lament Cake sale of the Season. moi-rm ? m o wuflhfllbx‘b '
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