_ Mow evening and the two Bun-
iellowiog are festival melons and
”will be a around the
‘ M it Our 5on Saviour, on Berkeley
M
. . Kr. Burchard has oflered The Knob
a “pounds ample for tennis court. cro-
‘* meet and out-door games, which will
probably be provided this season.
1‘ --Gsnat.oahe sale. strawberrry short»
oaks. Ice cream and everything good at
Undo flail might. Admission 10 cents.
Kr. and Mrs. John W. Crew, of Elm-
wood avenue. have decided to return to
law York city to reside, and will give
up their new and handsome home about
J“ ls
Theboat house runway at The Knob
has been restored. and the place will be
In but. condition than ever on opening
day. Some improvements have been
made and others are in contemplation.
-Ice cream ends at Lane's.
The Wilson Point and Ely Neck reads
are being very much improved. Select-
melt Thomes is evidently determined to
tutors these delightful drives to a con-
dition that will make them the favorites
they need to be.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Ridgefleld and New York
Railroad company will he held in the
Ibwn Hall In Ridgefield, on Tuesday,
June 4.et 11 o'clock forenoon, for the
purposeof electing a board of directors
fer the ensuing year.
—Straw hats cleaned, at O'Brien'e.
The Tramway company has laid fou,
spur tracks into its; new car house
on Meadow street. and some of the com-
pany's cars are now housed there. The
building will accommodate twenty care.
Itie‘coneti‘ilcted of corrugated iron and
haheoittteiy lirerproof.
5'» Vl‘he’LCommon Pleas Court. criminal
dde.holdsone more session before the
slimmer vacation. The adjournment
of the Superior Criminal Court for
the term leaves an unusually
large number of hound-over prisoners
who will now be forced to wait until
September before having a hearing.
—Brlght music, well sung. in the can-
' tata. “Dairy Malds’ Festival,” at Music
Hall tonight.
An attractive folder, containing on
thecover two photoengraved scenes of
thebathing beech at Roton Point, and
another scene showing the hotel,
pavilion and pier at. Gregory‘s Point.
witha description on the inside pages
of these two popular summer resorts
and bow to reach them. has been ironed
by the Horwalk Tramway company.
—-Legs lamb. 12in New York Market.
Something should be done to Improve
the Wilson Point and Meadow street
hrldgpcroesing. Under the dge con-
ditions couldn't be much worse. The
hidge it altogether too narrow, and
onghtto be widened. and the driveway
under it should be thoroughly macadam-
ed. An example of the way this can be
dene is that at the Rowayton crossing.
William Hodge, of England, visited
W In town on Friday last. Mr.
lodge is a native of.".Wilton. but ran
away to see when 12 years ofsge.ln 1857.
After moral years’ service be tired
of ill” life and entered the British army.
where heserved for many years. lie Is
engaged in mercantile pursuits in
Mt! country. and at present is
Ming relatives in South Norwslk.—o
magnum.
~Idadlea’ bicycles in stock for delivery.
“Cycle Co.
A dispatch says William H. Condom
Weandidate for the Westth
ip, narrowly escaped death
hyadynatnlte exploded the other day.
Is was driving to Weston and
pasta stoneiqasrry justss a heavy
lbw-resented. Aetooewelghingelght
crashed through his buggy.
meshing it. jester-that“ W.“-
tsgastiahtahrsslon of the skin. The
“newsmbntwerestsppedwlth-
summon-em.
lay Wis which denote
Irift ate noticeable in the southern
maturity. "rherimW
uVeodwsflavwrssnheDavnplaesat
“mmmmmnsymond
finals-amen to the hands
_ flfleyslnwwiltwis Emmi-fl
‘W isylng a operate in
tastings-bent loath Isis
was s new name is is castes of
t m
"‘Whfliflh
elm,
Chief Engineer Prowltt. of Nerwalh.
haereeaived two new steelmllars forthe
supply wagon team.
Theannttai meeting of the ltorwaik
LlwnTennisclub will be held Monday
night.
~Nswtean's is the place. Now is the
time to get your painting done.
Company D has voted to haves grand
picnic on the Norwalk FairGrounde.July
4. There will be a parade, exhibition
drill. sham battle. baseball game and
athletic events; also dancing.
Robert Davie and Charles Cometock
had a lot of rabbits and guinea pigs on
Grant street. Recently they exhibited
some of the rabbits in Hale's drug store
window. The other night the entire lot
were stolen.
4A complete line of gents’ colored
launedred shirte,4'i,75 and $1.00,“ M. B.
Smith’s
George F. Morrison, engineer at the
South Norwalh electric light plant, will
resign shortly to accept asimilar position
at the Norwalh Tramway company’s
power house.
Miss May Bossom, an operative at
Trowbridge’a box factory, had the end of
her forefinger on the right hand cut oil
by a machine this morning. Druggist
Stillson dressed the member.
—Lowest prices in wall paper at New-
man‘s.
Many Norwalk people who know gen-
ial “Joe" Mills will read with Interest
that it was thirty-five years ago last
Tuesday since he began driving on the
route betweenWestport end the railroad
station ht Saugatnck, and that be still
holds the “ribbine.”
Chief of Police Bradley placed Eliza-
beth McCarthy.of Cobble Hillatnder arrest
this morning for intoxication and assault
upon Annie L. Sabin. The case will be
tried this afternoon.
——Robert G. Mitchell. Herbert R.
Smith, Mrs. Emily L. Ely, Misses Minnie
L. Ferris and Estella Smith have regis-
tered their bicycles against theft with
Agent Arthur D. Ferris, in the Wheel-
men's Protective company.
The temporary bridge over the Wash-
ington street crossing. will, it is expected.
be placed in position tomorrow. It will
be supported by several bents, similar to
those in usenow in the temporary bridge
work at Monroe and Marshall streets.
—Strntford Shad, 8c lb. People’s mar-
ket.
Hazel Buttery, daughter of Mrs. Wil-
liam Buttery, of Comstock Hill, had a
pin lodge In her throat yesterday after-
noon, that caused the child great pain.
It was extricated with considerable
difliculty.
-—-Great boom in wall paper at New-
men‘s.
The Imperial Russian band. which
took the tint prize at the World's Fair,
under the direction of P. Purisohoif, will
give the finest selections from the operas
and popular numbers at Roton Point, for
one week, beginning Memorial Day. Pro-
fessor Smythe will lead the orchestra in
the pavilion.
The switch pieces for the new turnout
the Norwalk Tramway company has
been granted permission to lay at the
head of Beiden avenue have arrived, and
the work of laying the rails will be com-
menced early next week. probably Mou-
day. When the turnout is completed.
trailers will be taken througb,to the
end of the route, Instead of being left on
the Mill Hill switch or at the intense-
tlon of West and lielden avenues. as has
been necessary heretofore.
[nonwaur news on rir‘ru mile ]
squaring the' Circle.
There have been runny ambitions math-
omutlclnna in all the age» who have aimed
at tho squaring of the circle, and all. even
thaw of tho [ln‘lti'fli century. with all rumi-
oru suggestions at. their hands, have been
unsuccessful. The hinglueers' Gazette in
authority for the atatmuunt that the oldest
mathcmatlml book in tho Will'lti. which
dates mum 4,000 years back and was writ-
ten in Egypt. mm ill a rule for squaring
the circle. The givmi is to shorten
the diameter by a" ninth. and on the line
so obtained tocouatruot a attuned, and this,
though for from being enact, is must
enough for most practical purposes. Hines
then the amateur murmur of the circle has
berm a thorn in the side of the pmfeasional
mathematician. Learned societies. at last,
in pure self defence. made a rule that all
solutions of tho problem sent to them
should. without omuinetion, be consign-
ed to the flames.
in the last matury a Frenchman named
Mnthulus was so sure that he had succeed
ed In aquaring the circle that he offered a
reward of “.000 to any one who proved
his solution was ermuomre. It was shown
to he emotions. if not to hie own satisfacv
that. at least to that. of the donuts, and he
had to pay the money. Mathematicians
have long llwli wuviuoed that the solution
was impossible, but it is only a few yams
is to W
[ranchers and Their The-es In lorwnlh
Chnrehes Twenow.
Born-n Nonwann Coaunnoartona West
avenue and Westetreets. Rev. . rill. rd
Pit. l)..pas . Services a. 1:83
Bacon; Sunday achoohlant. Yon People's
lety of Christian IndJavor trivially:
thee mt all " ' r t'e
leader. Miss ideal-i 'i'olles
”The Reconciliation of
ldesle' lvenio theme. ”the Entrance to
the Kingdom of seven."
Bou'rtt Nonwau Marnonter. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. II. Kavanagh. [lesion
Divine aervlce.l0:ill in“ 7:1!) p. m.: runday
school. launch; Itow ll lame meoiingJizil)
p. m. iluhgot "tlollloquy on integrity." Lead-
er.i’eter .Mlller.
Scorn Noaw “Barnum"! avenue. nrer
Pine street. v.It. t). Sherwood. luster.
Services likm In. and z. . m: unday
achml ll m.; Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. Bull p. in.
'I he pastor will preach at both services.
Tmmrr Fir-isomer. West street and Fair-
fleld avenue. South Norwallr. Rev. Olin Ilailock.
recwr. Iilzlll a. In . Morning Prayer. Litany
sud sermon; lzlzlfi p. 13.. Sunday “boos;
no evening service.
Nonwau Mnnonuvr. West and Mott live-
nues. Rev. A. H Wyatt. pastor. Service).
ilizill. Evening service. 7:1!) p. in. hands!
school.” m.;Epwotth [league meeting, 6:31)
p. m.
Nonwatat Concumartoaan. Corner Park
and Lewis streets. Itev. T.K. Noble, Ii. it. not-
tor. Services at loulia. m. and 72:!) p. "1.: on-
day school. lilzfll p. m.; Y. I’. s. C. It... szth
[v.m. Morning subject. "The Nature and
Twin of Acceptable Worship." No eveninli
an ce.
Gnacn Emmet-an. Beiden avenue and Cross
streeL Norwallr. Rev. S. B Watkins. rector
r-unday after Assenaion Day. Mil . a tu..
Holy Communion: l":iid a. m.. Morning
Prayer. and sermon: lat m.. Sunday Helical.
men's hinle class; I!) p. m.. Evening
Prayer and sermon.
Nonwann BAPTIST, East
Green. iiev. F. E. hbins. pastor. Ser-
vices. tool a. m. and 7:1!) . m.; Huntley adheol.
i2 m.: early prayer meet ng. Illdll a. m.: young
People's meetln at 0:3) p m.. conquer-i meet-
ing. subject. “ adore and Trinmvpbe in Mex.
ice and Brazil." leader. Mrs. M. . Hillirnan.
Morning subject. "i am Ready; or. P. rs lltll
Salvation and Responsibility." Evening aer-
vice will be omitted.
fir. Marty‘s. it. (
and Chapel street.
uni. pastor.
Masa.ll:illa.
3:!!! p. in.
air. Penn‘s Ertsmrat. Church street, oppo-
site the Green. Norwuik. ev. 8. ii. I’oud,
rector. lioly t‘onitntrninn.7::ill a. ui..and on
first l-ttuday In the month. Hmomd celebration
(choral) with sermon. inzzll a. m.; on other Hun-
deya, Morrilu Prayer. [litany and sermon.
ilk-Ii a. m.: bunday school. :3 In.
l'lll'lii'll or livu lionv Havtorn.
even-song with sermonfizild p. m.
Elie-r Avenue ills-rumour. near VunZaudt
nVl‘iilit‘. Ernst Xorwalk. lit-V. A. J. Smith. was.
tor. Prom-hing 10:11) a. in. and 7w 1:. m.; thun-
day school, 12 in.; young tmrple's rut-cling 6:30
p. m.
H. Attnunw‘e Mission. at James hicAllIsa
ter‘e residence. Winui auk. Sunday ecliool.
1m) p. ui.; Charles Cb item. sutwriuteudeui;
Arthur Ii. Chlitetu. assistant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Alllster. organist.
littoan Rivnit C!IAI‘II.. Superintendent:
Edgar Buttery: assistant on ierinieudent:
Theodore Rogerr; organist. Miss .ulu Hod .
assistant organist Mrs. Julius Callie. Bnn
school. ii i. tn.;\'oung People‘s racist)”. 0‘
Christian ndeavor meeting. :5!) p. .‘tlbrnyer
meeting. Sunday evenings lull.
Cauvanv Harrier Soctn'rr.0uintard Build-
ing. corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwaik.
Rev. James A. Hmular. pastor. Morning eer-
vice. 10:1!) a. m.: evening service at me p. m,
Young people‘s meeting at 4:00 p. m. Aliare
cordially Invited.
No.2bnxmorox Avenue-Bible class and
Sunday aria-oi. Sunday a'iernoou at it o'clock.
Wednesday evening. prayer and conference
meeting. 7:30 o'clock.
Anvnn'r Curtis-nan, VanZandt avenue; East
Norwaiir. l'reai'ltiu . lilzill e. in. and .m p.
111.: Sunday M’litlfll I: m. Yonnfipmlple’a meet-
Ing cull p. in. George L. eep . pastor.
Cononnoartonat. Mission. Springwood
Union t‘bapci. Ely-avenue. W imam. pastor,
Hungarian services, Humid , at Will a. m. and
5 p. 111.: Thursday at 7:1!) o'c och.
81'. Palm‘s .‘Ilflfllflfl. Vaniandt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwallr. .linudrty scinarl 3.1.0 9.
in. A cordial welcome to all.
Eratnowoon Umon CIIAPII.. lily avenue.
Houtit Norwaik. Sunday Scirml,ii:lll p. m..
evening service. Tzlll p. Ill.
Eaerouwat.tt Swnritsu i,‘ownuroarmuar..
Riverside avenue. liov. (l. lelegreu, ma-
tor. Services at llhill a. m. and Tull! -.in.; . on-
day; srhltol. 3:2” p. m.; young people a meeting
at p. in.
Amman Mnuomn linemen” Knight
street Norwalit. lie-v. I. Hands pastor.
Preaching. lira) a. m.: Sunday school at 12:16 p.
tn.' prayer meeting at rizill p. tu.; preaching at
7% p. in. Special rnuaic will be n-mlered by
the choir. heats free.
Datmwrtn Evanonuavnn Sr. l’n'rlu-
chmt. North Main street. South Norwaih.
Pastor. 0. Apliz. tiniteadieuate: Sonntera
llillla. tn. and? p. in, Ninrtiagsat'liule lilill.
Mittwoch' Allendpredlgl, 7 ill p. m. iliut-
setter UnterrIi-ht for die ”O‘Bll‘lndl‘: lltonelags.
Mittwoclra. Douuerstage t to ii p. m.. Samstags
9 lo 18 n. m.
Canaan Evanoamcu.
every rtunday afternoon at
(lungre atlonai church. East Nnrwalk.
are curt Iall Invited. riuudaysebml at illzll
o‘clock. Ill nudeeu‘s "all. 87 ttiiestuut street.
C.A. llrochtneler pastor.
(lumen/in \‘mmu Men's LIMtI‘I. Knud-
aen’a liall. i'heainui nlrool. i-inuih Not-walk.
Gospel meeting Sunday afternoon. llzlfi to he).
Yourm Inn‘s Cumin-Ian AMN'IATIOH.‘~
lamkwrrd's flail. Wall street. Nor-nails. lilbla
class at ii p. m.: Hung service at t p. Ill.
. tn.:cnnseoration
‘roei- my Gross."
Mornin subject.
avenue, opposite
l. corner of West avenue
Morwalk. Rev. W. .I. sloo-
Low Mass, 7 a. m.: Children’s
nt.; liigli Mass. his!) a. in ;\'espers.
in tin-
choral
Humane. lieid
Bo’cliwitJn Swank}:
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetorla.
Win-n iluliy was alclf, we gave her ('astorin.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castor“.
When she terrains Miss. she clung to CastorlL
When the had Chlldren.she gavetheni Mb.
children Cry for
’Pltoher’e Caetoria.
children Cry for
Pltoher'e Caetorln.
WWW
llww's This!
We oifer One Hundred Dollars reward for
saysaeeotcaisrrh that «soothe cured
by Bali's Catarrh Cure.
'0 Jr 03m . 00s. We Toledo. a
Wallis nadereigeaehsve known ”.an
for the last to ram. and believe his: New!
bearable in all beans-s moose aad as.
socially ahletoearryost asyohthnle
”Warm. .
Wfllmm m0.
W m
Charles Hyatt was spurred In the hand
by a game rooster. yesterday, and lode!
the member is quite painful.
‘ Miss Jennie Davis. of Fyrecuse, N. Y.,
ii visiting relatives in Cranbury.
«Have The Summer. delivered at
vn'nr hams.
Warrant for a.
initial [1in Mailing.
Mamas OFFICE,
Souru Nonw.u.x, Conn. i
To Jrimp’l thflilil', (it‘l'k 0! Hit‘ Ciiu I)! Still"!
(tumult, (form.
Silt: Hy authority vested In the as mayor
and by order of the Board of t'ouncllmen, of
add c iy.l hereby direct you to give notice to
the legal voters of this city that a special city
in eetiug will be held In Arlnu Hall. on Maui»
ruin street. in said (-Itv.nn Monday. thcfltliday
of May.A.D.. 1M.” ilo‘ciock p.m..fer the pur-
poseof considering the rmoiuilulln of the two
eh ctric railway companies now pending in the
iletierai Assembly. and to take such action
thereon as may be deemed advisable: also to
tramuci any other business proper to come be-
fore said meeting.
Dated at the city of floutli Norwalk. this 24th
day of May. A 0.. liter.
MGR! IMER M. LEE. Mayor.
signed,
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
City t‘lsrk.
A true copy. Attest:
m26 2t
FOR SALE.
The Good Will.lce In ll houses. Wagons
Horses. Harnessee.etc.. of the late 0.1 Keri-
sr.deceased. Address
0. 1‘. WEEKS. Executor,
P. 0. BOX 044. 800'!!! NORWALK. 01'.
le iw
—_W
Til SAVINGS Blilii iliPilSiiiliiS.
A reeabie in the provisions of the new law.
the hiring hours or the savings linnkt-nf the
Town of Nurwaih. after June lei. m5. 0n
SA'I L'RIIAYH n Ill be open from 0 to ill u'rim'l
a. m.. and Inst-mil of being open on SA'I i'ii'
DAY evenings as heretofore. will be open on
MONDAY evenings oft-tacit woe-it. lrnin 710 8
o‘clock p. m. .
SOBWAIM SAVISGH Sili‘lE'IW .
Hy tilt-I. F2. .\Itt.t.nrt. Trees.
FAIRFIELD COL'NTY SAVINGS BANK.
By Janna II. BAIL". Trans.
SOUTE NORWA .K SAVINGS HANK
By Joan ii. hxaet'. Tunas.
ml! Im
k Wichitiutvu's
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
hvip In any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency. -
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Position for two cashiers. four batik-keepers.
two salesmen. i chef. two emits. four waiters,
two experienced young Swedish men t-n farm
hangs. mil this wcmfi‘n to go (“it by the day
was in , ron ng or case clean it .
g C. H. liAfiVEY.
nanvav‘s anon wroun.
70 North Main street. South Norwnih.
mil tt
5325353324
ans orrtzumo arisecnasso
‘
\VPJ HORSES. SUIT“) 'i‘t) Alli. i’l'lt-
POM-ZS. FROM GENTLEMICS‘H DRIVERS
Til HEAVY WORKERS. PRICES EX-
TREMELY LOW.
M. 11. PARSONS,
.3. EFT‘SSIEPFAEE: ..
Building Lots
on crest of Wmdwarri property. ov-
erimking Norwalk liarimr: also
admirable
Shore Lot
at and of Inwvndaa awaits. For
Particulars Al'l'LY Ti)
ll. "Mil”. 83 Washington 8!.
”m... a. cough”
Real Estate and Insurance.
WA!!! tnoroa flux“.
for
Persons loohin slot or house and lot
with the view o purichWiWaeiw‘ars lnvi to
fill???“ part"; the city at mannahle
prises oneaev anlti
'l'hehestofallhiehgrademieyeies.
81' (“Will BICYCLES
hrs-shin
0.: wattle. Ileana s mythic-ls
war
m 71W 7 ii i ,
1’. MIT
ltritnity. limit] Erl-
thtc HA ..
lily. May 22. 23. 14, 25.
um, SUPPER ANil
ENTERIAINMENI
0f the First If. I. church. he
church building fund?” of n"
Fair opened Wednesday eveni b Me or
Lee. Supper served after an . 1:. {Vuln’ea
day events at. 0w galleries will he opened and
the Dairy aida' festival will be presented
from the stage.
Thnrrday evening. The Old Fashioned [Insh-
_ Ing Bee. ' ‘
Friday evening. Band Concert by Dwyer’s
Band.
Admission. I0 cents Rererved seats In gal-
lr ry secured at box omce. ltlu extra. m22 lit
CONCERT
AT Till!
Illlliilllli METHODIST Cililiiilll,
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 27th.
ii'l'l'lE Villllilll Bllfll'liElis-
Phenomenal (‘hild Musicians.
r 8': it? play. They sing. They whistle. They
They give aCharmlng Entertainment.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
N0 SEATS RESERVED.
Concert at 8 o'clock.
m2!) lw
HOYT’S THEATRE.
One performance Only.
Thursday, May 30,
DECORATION DAY.
Grand Production by Mr. A. M. Palmer's
company. in the greatest of successes.
“'l‘liiiiii.”
A play In four aria. by Paul M. Potter. based
upon George Duhiaurlor's novel.
SEATS now on sale at i’laiated's and Greg-
ory‘s drug stores.
This is: the Dramatic
Event of the
Season.
that Hill sift
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy 8km. It feat, brass
mounted.
ilns Working Stiff, It feat.
tins Fourteen-Foot Skill.
Ilne Twelve-Foot Follower.
Ilns lune-Foot Stow Follower.
line Eight-Foot Follower.
line Six-Foot Follower-
Good serviceable boats, at low prices.
CALL ON OR ADDRESS.
.3. E. F. lillE. Iiovayton. ill.
It wllipa you to visit Bridgeport and do
your show rig for gonmif or boys. You have
a larger stoolt to so out. team. You vs!
ricea quoted. quality and m coneid
on have our car fare Paid you on all “pur-
chasesan over. You‘l enigythe outing and
see all the Newest Unto ate fipring and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hate.
MEIGS & CO.
BTUBTEVANT BUILDING.
327 Main car. Bank fit" Bridgeport. Ct.
W
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c. "
H. S. ROOD,
18 South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
tilt!
mUsrc HALL
iiiLWiiliflL.
.' _..
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Outer-
duy evenings and every afternoon,
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels. receive instructions free.
H.R.BULKLEY iii].
52 South Main St"
AGENTS l’OB
Streams and Keating.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
Bicycles from 860 up. Wheels rented
repaired.
and
m
#—
o. .9; " airman...
lllIiEIill IllIlEilIilli
Mill EMBIIMEII.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE. MABACKEMO HOTEL.
m'l Iyr
ROTON
pavilion.
Vanilla, Chocolate, Pineapple.
EAT ALWAYS THE BEsr,
[Ali’s Iiii illiilM.
POINT
BPENINE ..
emoriai Day
This lemons resort has engaged the
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN Milli
Under the leadership of PROF PU RISCHOFF. This fam-
ous band took the first prize at the World’s Fair exposition. They
have been engaged for one week,
PROF. SMYTHE will lead the orchestra in the dancing
commencing May 30.
The dining room will be under the direction of a superior
chef from the Union League club.
lire Works in the Evening
litter Point Improvement Bonito.
m
Strawberry, Coffee. Bananas,
Baepherry,?ietaohio,sndallkindsofieea
‘ ~ tutti“. neuritis. .-
Norwalk Chronicler