" immodest.
‘ u.
“but. ”to. N. Y. Market.
he'll: been warned out.
Li, . lie-la on West avenue, last night. I
was every enjoyable occasion.
taxes remaining unpaid after J une 1st.
TickeiAnent George W. Harris was
day. .
—0hlckens, 19 had 12c. at Drescher’s
The local board of civil service exam
, haleisholdlngan examinationlnt
.1 Council room, today, for positions
clerk and carrier in the South Norwalk
Moe.
—I.ateat yacht cape, at O’Brien’s.
‘1'heExoelleney of Wisdom" willbe
the Epworth League subject for tomor
row night’s service at the South Nor-
walklethodist church. The leader of
the meeting will he lies Lula Smallhorn
-Where can I find Newman’s wal
paper store? 22 North Main street.
Jamel Fitzgerald. formerly of South
Norwalk. now in New York. in a letter
toafrlend, says he has been sick the
lastiive weeks with a complication of
diseases; in fact. his life was deapnired of.
'He is now convalescingvery slowly
however.
account of sickness.
—Ooi!ee with cream, he cup, at Lane‘s.
The Right Reverend Michael Tierney
will go directly to Rome, where 39
are. He will return home in August.
The sixth annual field day of the Con-
nectiout Y. M. C. A. will be held at the
Ierlden trotting park, Saturday. June
15. Secretary J. H. Jackson has re-
ceived a‘ supply of entry blanks. Eo-
irlee close with him on June 12. The
mil are one-mile bicycle race, one
hundred yard dash, one-quarter-mile run,
pole vault. high jump. throwing the
hammer.
—-Psy your tax. Oflice open tonight.
Theacconnt of Thursday’s ball game
,. bdwesu Brown University and Yale, in
Provideucsnpeaks frequently of William
Met. catcher for Brown. We clip the
following: “But the hit of the game
”Lender’s long drive out into deep
The ball was mixed up
withsomo carriages, but the hit would
. haveheengood for a home run on an
opnllald.” Will was at bat six times.
made first base twice. made two runs
center field.
and four put cute.
--I think they sell good cream at other
places, but I do know we have a man
We
use all pure cream, tine flavors and fresh
country exits. I am very willing to
warrant any order you may give me for
,who has made ice cream for years.
fancy cream. Yours very truly,
F. A. Lass.
Representatives ofa large shirt menu-
factnrlng concern in New York state
wilted the Wetherslleld State prison
ymterdey and conferred with Warden
Woodhfldge about making a contract
with the state for the employment of
from 00 to 100 convicts in making white
sldrtl. The matter was thoroughly dis-
medand it h probable that arrange-
mwiis will bemade for the employment
ofthemsn. Theoompauy will furnish
measwingmachines. which willberon
”Mic
,r «In and boys’ straw hats, atO‘Bi-lsn’s
Al M“. ”ho MM WPQJ'IOM
bid.damllllver0wn,ownedbyll.lioe
NM press manufacturer.
use. Iswlllhestartedln the w
announces-moisten.
":heelmviege beakscioeedataoon
hasssstseeswlthths new state
' Theywllibe open Iondey night
:LM‘G. W. Scott hasmoved from
”Item Bandlct.Jr.'s tenement bones on
fireside avenue to Pleasant avenue,
_ mack HerbertR. Smith gave a
‘ hasten: supper to his friends, at his
I -Interest of 9 per cent. charged on all
homesick yotsrday, and Night Ticket
. “Geek I. 8. Baker and Station Agent
Charles Raymond are selling tickets to
Mr. Fitzgerald says he had
a nice position, but had to give it up on
$9pr of the Hartford diocese. went to
NN‘York yesterday noon and will sail
for Genoa, today. on the North German
Lloyd steamer “Ems." From Genoa he
will
deliver his decennial report of the affairs
of the church in his diocese to the Vati-
ssveral good horses for people In this
vicinity, and is now handling a string of
Mona for Colonel John E. Thayer, in
Insulin“. is in town today, the
of Isaac Hamilton. Tomorrow Ir.
Trent and It. Hamilton will go to Lake
Wmnfter Bllrer Bowl, by Stani-
‘imlewlwillbataksn to monster.
—~Chickans, me. a. Y. lerket.
Thssntertainment committee of Cases
‘lrihaJ. 0. B. H..wlll meet Monday
night at Bo'cloekat thestoss of J. P.
I‘M
The Ledge Whht club ‘was entertain-
ed by Ira. Ira Cole, of Elmorrst. yester-
day afternoon. Ire. George W. Cram
wonthsfirstpsixeand Ill- Annasmlth
the second.
—Prevsnts hair falling out. Yale-Har-
vard shampoo.
William chugh, of Pine street, has
purchased th‘ Bradbury house on Ann
street, from the Consolidated Railroad
company and intends to move it to his
lot on Pine street.
Julia 3., wife: of Edmund B.,Bmith,
who has been an invalid for some time,
died this -»morning at her home.1 Ray~
mend street. East Norwalk. She was
about seventy-live years of age.
t
i —I.arge variety of black dress goods
just opened. Price 25c. yd. upwards, at
If. S. Smith’s.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies‘
Missionary society of the South Norwalk
- Baptist church, last night, piano solos
were rendered by Misses Claralllider and
accepted.
—Dcu't fall to pay taxes today.
The Board of Education last night
chose as superintendent of the New Ha-
ven public schools, C. A. Kendall, to sue-
ceed V. 0. Curtis. Ir. Kendall has been
connected with the publishing house of
Heath e 00., of Boston.
- —Best on earth. Yale-Harvard sham-
i ”00' -———
Some time ago there was an epidemic
of scarlet fever in the Newileld school
district, Bridgeport, and the school was
closed. Recently it was reopened by
order of the authorities. despite the
warning of some of the physicians. and
now Miss Lucy Bray. one of the most
popular teachers in the school, lepros-
trated with the disease.
[sonwarx news or: FIFTH PAGE ]
—-llp to Date. '
Preston's California Flakes. Specially
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The summary of The Commercial Re-
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and West Haven. 17; Bridgeport, 28;
Hartford, 20; Waterbury, 12; Ideriden,
12; New Britain. 6; Norwich, 5, New
Iondon. 4; Danbury. 2; Norwalk. 5; An.
sonia.4; Derby, 1. Real estate mortga-
ges, New Haven and West Haven, .45,-
580; Bridgeport, 355.578; Hartford.$43,-
7950; Waterbury, 336.715; hieridcn,t21.-
725; New Britain, $1.000; Norwich”,-
875; New London, $3,100; Norwalk. .6.-
180; Ansonia, $4,460; Derby, .300.
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The
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Enterprising Advertisers.
You get your money's worth when
you buy clothing at W. A. Benedict &
Co.’e. The material, make-up and finish
are the correct thing, and prices are
strictly in keeping with the times.
Alikisde of brick ice cream can be
found at Head's, the coolest place in
town.
now She Fixed It.
"The more I see of hire. Iliiitops the
more I‘ in astonished iit hor,“ sold Mr
Illlltops. “I dou‘ t bellow thoro snnything
about it house who can 't (in. She gets the
mills out. of tho ciilhin-ii's shoes and out
of mine. She momls iliu mil-pet sweeper
and fires the clothes wririgcr and keeps
the elm-ks helm. 'l'ho loll-st. not! must he-
toulshing tiling elio's limit) is to fix my
watch. It slnmwil the other tiny, and of
com-WI took it in Mrs. Iiilltups. Wu Ii
go to Mrs. Ililltops for everything. Could
sheila it? An hour inter she brought it
hook running. I asked her how she did
it. iiiiil liwii I In sorry I did There are
some questions that it is hotter not to risk.
She suys elm fixed it with n pvuknii‘n I
shudder it little M I think of Mrs Illlltops
prying ulmut in tho interior of the Which
with a pi'nlinlfc, but the wntih is going,
and wimt more can I ask? If I had a
watch to fix tomorrow, I d take it to hire
Illiltopsuthat is, any ordinary watch. If
it was n 81, 000 clirommictcr, I might per
hops take it to njewsler. but if it was
just no ordinary watch any onethot didn t
cost more than u or Oil, I should take it
to hire. llllltops without a moment's hesv
ltntlon. "—Ncw York Sun.
Lost In the Shi‘ite.
At midnight the other night a patrol-
man on Calhoun street new on old colored
mun scorching his dmryorrl with a candle
in his hand, and had the curiosity to stop
Mill inquire whnt ho had lost.
“lmst. n ilill‘tl'il’f round yore sumwhar,
sch." won the reply
”Inso It. during the tiny?"
"No, Mll—-'lmllt lmlf an hour ago.”
"Ilolo in your lM'lltll. chi"
"Not. 2 'nctly.an sob—not molly When]
com home. its ole woman woe waitin for
me right nlmiit yore, on when she had dun
got frow wipin up do alrth wid my body
dat lnouuy was gone. It maybe your and
may be in do next ya'd or out in do read,
but he been to look for it. No, ssh, tier
wasnt no hole in mypoeltst-unoessi
Ada Leach, and thersports of the officers
sari. PATTIIN.
a risess sneer Meal of rats oar-est
lay as careless by ones the oesose
related Islew.
We have made special arrangements
withthsagenwof the celebrated Bear
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 so
company each pattern.
/ Mad—IOVS'
emrs BY liar names.
REEF!!!
The natty little top garment here pre-
sented can be worn with either kllt
dresses or knee trousers suits.
Navy blue cheviot is the serviceable
material selected, the double-breasted
fronts being closed with smoked pearl
buttons.
The reefer is of fashionable length and
closes to the neck, the broad sailor coi-
Iar giving distinctive nautical style to
the comfortable garment.
Pockets areinserted in the loose-titling
fronts, under square cornered laps, and
the back is neatly titted with center and
side back seams that end a short distance
from the lower. edge forming square
tabs.
The coat sleeves are com 'orlably wide,
shaped by the usual upper and lower
portions, and:linlshed at the wrists with
machine stitching to simulate odil‘s.
stylish little reefsfs can be made from
cloth. serge, tweed, flannel, or cheviot,
plainly finished as here shown.| or at-
tractively trimmed with braid. Gilt
ibuttone are pretty on jackets in this
htyle, and collars of red, white, or light
blue, are fashionable with reefers of
dark cloth.
Patten N28 is cut in four sizes. vir:—--v-~*'—~
2, 6, 8 and 10 years.
The retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
Quantity of material 27 inches wide—-
For small size. 2 years old. 2 yards.
For medium size, 6 years old. 2} yards.
For large siz 9. 10 years old, 2i yards.
EVEIIIR BEITIIEI. illllll’llll
ismrnmo v0 eye. PATTERN any
81211.0 some L
Cut this out. all in your name and addr-
take to
sand or
Smnevanl's Bargain House.
INA!!!
ANIRN No. “I! SIZE .......... mu“
This coupon and l: cts. will secure
item at. etnmvant's. North Main and
on streets. scuthN orwalk.
Children Cry for
Pitchor'e Caetcrla.
When Baby was sick. we gore her Certain.
When she was a Child. ahccried for Certain.
When she lxwarne Miss. she clung to Casiorla.
When she had (.‘hlldremahe gavethcm (3min.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorln.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorln.
. C100 Iswnsd. II...
Thereadsrsofthlspaper will heplssasdto
lsarnthatihsrslsatlsastonsdrsadeddleease
thateetsncehasbsansblstocnrelaalliss
stance. and thatis Oatsrrh. Hell'sOatarrh
Conietheoaly positive curs known to the
medical fraternity. Whmiww
lional dissasaraoelree acoustitaticlaltraat-
rnsnt. Ball’eOatarrhcarslsiakse internal-
ly.setiudlreetlynmthehloodandmaoees'
ssrfmcfthssnteudherebydastrorlasths
foundation of the disease. and cities the
comm-ethbyhlldingaathsccastieno
tieuasdse‘stlns nature in data; its work.
basement-onset faith laite
eeratlvepewsrathattlieyclsrmsllaaesd
marmosethatltfeflateenra lend
mm. mm.
nefollowlng were bled Key
”.1”. Listfcni hemoiliceofd.
“a WWW. "Md hm “ ”um,
Bridgeport, Conc.:
H. B. Wilmct. Bridgeport, d
for oilsre, C. W. Unsoott, aspen:
corset steel. 8. G. , New even,
machine for renaming wheel rims, I". W.
(larcell. New Haven. cost and hat hook;
I.C Johnson. Hartford. drill making
machine: F. Ifarggrsd and C. Haring.
Waterbury. fare roaster: n,
Ansonia,etone crus r-W F. Housman,
New Britain; manufacture of emery
wheels; F. H. Brewster, roll for machine
for working rubber. etc: I" ll. Chem-
bets Waliicgford. die for making spoon
or fork blocks: 1". E Garner, Cornwall
metallic base for telegraph poles; A. H.
Hebard. New London. machine for mako
lug composition targets; 8. liaeon. Pig-
mouth. safety pocket for garments; .
Russell, Neusatuck. atomizer; 0 hi.
Saucer, Windsor. machine for making
in plus; B Friabie. Unionville, door
check. Desi gns. l" 8 Chase .Waterhury,
whistle case: J. C. hilller. Waterbury,
table top_______
Isl“ 0' WI...
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
od'lcee for the week ending J use 1.1% Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised.
EOUTH NORWALK-J. 1‘. Henry (2) Otto
Rood Miss Ira N. Gllbe bert.t‘
T E glibsrt. Mrs DanN Hui." Brown.
Alf.Carroll. hilss Lotta Brunette. l‘ellx Carl-
son. Richard Keene. B. l‘. Blackal all. John More
y. can of Mr. Judson. James Nelson. 0. W
{uncouth C. Brown.
(l..W HINIDICT. P. M.
EAST NORWALK Mr James Kinnane (2).
Miss Jasnis flaws. Mrs. lisnvllns.m Ira. Kate
Kennedy. Mrs. Frank WAliennedyifln
avenue. OYI'.
El.
NO’TlCE
lo Silllts Blilli oitosnols.
reeabie to the provisions of the new law.
the nkln hours or the savings Banks of the
Tow tin of orwalk. after June lat. ”195. On
BAT URllAYB will be open from ii to [20' clock
a. m.. nndinstead of being open on NA'TI li-
DAY evenings as heretofore. will be open on
MlllNllAYm evenings of each week, irons” . to B
00
NORWALK SAVINGS: SOCIETY.
Piling R‘limlfl, Trees.
FAIitl'lELl) COU TY HAVINHH BANK,
[his lino if. Barn.“ Trees.
SOUTH NORWA K sAVlNGi-l BANK
"H iy Junie B. lumen. Tune.
in m
R. ll. HARVEY!
City Employment lgency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WRITER IIIEDIITEU.
Position for two cashiers. lonr bonk-kee
two experienced youngS Swedish men ten farm
hands. and five women to go out by the day
washing. ironing or house cleaning
(Lil V'EY.
IIABVIY ll anon H0“
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
to” if
NOTICE
in East llctwall taxpayers!
Till! taxpayers of the East. Norwalk Fire
District are hereby notified that the dis-
trict tax of one(ll mill on the dollar. laid on
the town aucasment list of lllllt. at a e reclal
meeting of the district held on the Nth try of
March. it“. at the Norwalk school
house, will be due and payable on the tint. day
of June. lino. ht whit li time i shall be ready to
receive the sonic at my store. The! avenue.
intermt at the rate of nine (Bl per cent. per
anuum. from June lat. lllilh. will bechar on
agfibiils remaining unpaidlqn and )after uly l,
.. Ii. i it A .
Gilli??? of taxes for the East Norwalk l‘lre
Dated. May I.“ lean. In'll lm
CRAND- OPENING
Saturday, lune I,
or run NEW YORK
Bleep llBilSlelrilllslliilg Slow.
In Wlehllldl’illl - mm
lTii a lane s assortment of A at»
Ware Gray and illue Enamel
Plain and R‘ancy Crockery. iron War”:
Imported Vases and iii sqne Figures, Tin
Ware. lite... lie” at Fifty Psr CcnhUheap-
er than elsewhere.
toms of llur Prices.
A fine imporleilgold band or decorated (lop
and Saucer. lo: a air: gold motto Cup em
Hancer. sold elsow rare at Mlcmur price, Bit";
ray enamel Coffee Pots. 1' “mtg?
Tout. Dish Pan. 49c: ii qt. ulet. c; tr at
Parking PotJIli: Mt. Clicking Pot, 47c: Mt.
Cooking Pot. limitht. tin Dish Pan. lilo: link
Broom. 2ozTea Htrainer. lc. oil stove Kettle.
lilo. and many other articles too numerous to
mention. Come convince yourself.
i ll
" BLOCK. own-um
a ll.
sen Washington illusontb Norwalk t'onri
FOR SALE.
lilielcs Building lets at Elmcmt.
lm
”mafianinm h: l'ovsr ”0%” feet
to ofavenne, set frontby f”
m. to: thmsdii
Fatigue: no.” new fee: front.by ise
“oven. No It IUNION ”P315;
forhis own undercuts“ drstcassln every
Who.“ “swath and valamm
:T fiche duperesn money meyrsma lucnmorta
mi" particnl I i of the owner
:5: 333.113.. property to
a" "m u ”m i’ita cone.
Norwelk. Her ll. less. inhrw
,nmtnmc snap
FOR SALE.
two salesmen. l chef two omits. four waters. "m
“use” Hike lead- W
”has.“
fa" newer-res.
lee Fssey ens. it no. tress
use darting ttlfl, It feet.
One flatten-Fest Itifl.
one Twelve-Feet Follower. l
Isa Ilee~Feet tees Follower.
one light-Fest Follower.
ilse Ila-Feet follower-
ileed serviceable beats, at low prices.
CALL ON OR sunsets.
.m. i. T. Bill. Bosnian, ill.
FORM ERLY DORLON'S,
South Norwalk. ct..
is now open for the moon of late.
fihore dinners. Rhode Island Clam
Bakes. Bathing. Boatlne and Fishln
Electric cars to hotel. connecting with
all rail stat ions, New York
steam
board
boat. Good rooms. and first class
at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGIR AND PitOPllll'l'Olt.
m2! t
m BAEil BIBYlilES
The but of all high grade'bicyclfl.
A splendid medium
ns given. or
where. to those dea lng
THE l. T. PRDWlTT (20.
mch 23 if
Notice.
and warned that the annual meetin
school house. on
an xrr LIGHT
a. chainsaw
District Com.
MATTHEW CORBI‘I'T.
Dated at
TBYIOI' & GOIdClIo
WAC-UM. slum.
Bragurlslulnlflilal“
STORMER BIRYBLES
d' for" if received else-
THE legal voters of the South Norwalk
Union school district are hereby notified
of said
district will be held at the Trent in street
a) evening, June till.
we at Ho',clock to hear the reports of the din-
trrct committee. treasurer and collector for
the past year. and to elect a member of the
any other busine- properly coming before said
iiouth Nurwalk. (onn..lfay 9th.
millet
Real Esialeand Insurance.
do
have com
. Modality w.
on have our car fare
anllovrr. You‘l nthe onoutin.: and
see all the Newest flpfilngand
Ii‘zuhlnga and
”SEEI'EE & co.
STUBTEVANT BUILDING-
8" Slain eor. Bank It“ Bridgeport. 0'.
W
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward properly. or V
erlooklng Norwallr Harbor: also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at and of bowndes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
0. "full. ll Washington 8t.
MUSIC HALL
flYflLE SBHBBL.
”splitting” for.
alarwstoc
rices
coma;
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Sutur-
dsy evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels r‘ceive instructions free-
H R. BULKLEY 8. ill.
62 South Main St..
AGENTS I'OR
$2231; mg‘tillefhto seats for; th‘e!I sncceding a
a ero c to
m. .0, . maxim m: Sleams and Keeling.
caaaary the district, and to so ,
much" of the indebtedness of said d ctaa
shall be deemed advisable to transact
Bicycles from are up. Wheels rented and
repaired
D. W.‘l7RAYMONDe
FlilERll DIRECTOR
llll EflRllllER.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
“film"... "W"... ‘°" 3?“ mfl'gfi'g NOBWALK, CONN.
fl‘l‘idm'm‘wm" ° 2%" R-IDENCE, usnacxnno HOTEL.
arise-and oneaavtenna. “an m‘llyr
Rorou
For one week, commenci
E RBBLEST
l
i
Roidli Pcirl Intrusion ecstasy.
POINT
The Popular Summer Resort.
Greatly improved and more attractive than ever before.
N l895.
M ONSIEU’R l ’[TIZISCIIOFF’S
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BARR
ng May 30. This famous band
took the first prize at the World’s Fair exposition. In the danc-
ing pavilion Prof. Smythe’s orchestra.
mm
PllflE IR ‘i‘flWR,
MEAD’S.
All Kinds of Brick Ito Bream, 400.,
DELIVERED.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles.
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