M Inland loam-the llabways
ms more” must Can-nati-
sea-ts. of ma stooelsbeisg
”as “my: licrwalk.
a. annual meeting of the Caster
“M'illbohsldl‘tiday nlght.
outlaws of Cranbury. says s.
m a tan-foot black soaks yesterday.
,' 'sltss H. Cutler. colored. died at his
home on Park street. yesterday, aged
abcatayear.
Cauav Film is having a new awning
._ M in front of his barber shop on
‘ m Ms
W E. Allen, of Norwalk,ia in New
Yuk city today attending the funeral of
hb M'h's
Short seniors were held in most of the
churches yesterday on account of the in-
tensity of the heat.
Lillie. infant of William and Francis
Davis, of Ward street, died yester-
day. aged four months.
At the shoot of the Naromake Gun
club at Gregory’s Point. Saturday, Henry
Oshmaun again won the honors of the
day.
The regular business meeting of the
King's Daughters of Trinity church. will
be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
at the home of bliss Foster. 28 Haviland
atrmt.
Douglas Fowler Post.G.A.B..have mov-
ad from the hallon the bridge to their
former hall, 102 Washington street,
which they vacated four years ago. The
' first meeting will be held their tonight.
Street CommissionefiBriggs is placing
crushed stone on the west side of West
avenue. The crushed stone on West
Wmhington street was rolled down last
Saturday and the road bed is now in
good condition.
Collector F. A. Tolles has received
about “.000 of the South Norwslk Union
aohool district tax on the list of 1894. This
k alightly in excess of the prrportiou oi
the tax usually collected before the inter-
“ Wild boxing;—
The case} of George W. Chamberlain
n. Ir. audzhirs. S. G. Morrell has been
decided in favor of the defendants by
thalapreme Court. The case was also
Willi their favor by the Court of
Common (Pleas, and the plaintiff sp-
paid. ‘ ______
—I think they sell good cream at other
places,',bnt I do know we have a man
who has made ice cream for years. We
in all pure cream, fine flavors and fresh
country eggs. I am very willing to
warrant any order you may give me for
fancy meant. Yours very truly,
F. A. LANE.
Thslongest days of the year will be
thoseoi the week beginning June 17—-
about fifteen hours and seventeen
ltlnutu each. Then the days begin to
Mich and on June 30th the day's
length will be fifteen hours and fourteen
minutes.
Interline Pryer died at his home in
New York city, Saturday. aged eighty-
flva. He was a brother of Jasper Pryor.
Ira. Alonso Nickerson, and hire. Elbert
Raymond, all of Norwalk. The funeral
willbnat his late residence, this even—
Illl. Burial tomorrow.
A society to be known as the Young
Mia'a'tChoraliUnion was organized by
CW Humhton, of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, last week,
wlh an initial membership of more than
thirty yousgtpeople. The object of the
Union 5 to train those who are interest-
adll music in chorus singing.
Actor Clowns I). i-‘awcett and bliss
[bay Harwell, oi,New York, were more
alsdysstarday afternoon by the Rev J.
I. lusry, pastor of the Universalist
dutch. Bridgeport. Ir. steett has
h. playing Bvengsll in Palmer's Triiby
company through: New England. inst
m night the company were at
loyt’s Theatre.
ltrmt: Commissioner Kellogg. of Nor-
wamandtthe Italian boss who ispsv-
fl tbs Tramway company's crossover
his held-n avenue. had a dispute Bat»
clay night. Tbsltsllan didnot light
”work until after dart.and then.“
was Moot properly. The street
Wampum sits topntont
“W.
Benjamin Crooehlsy. station auntst
‘Isthsl. ls asrasd museums-croft.
3. 0b, of ltidgelsld, who. it will be
sue-w. committed sulolds a few
usage. Ir. Misty has been the
“a mi about Iva years. The
saw fit for Bellini has nothaenap-
i” batthanamssoicnsortwo
m:- are mentioned tor the poet.
. Isa.
!‘srday was tits botttlst day yet.
4*
church, will picnic at Hickory Bind.
outdaturday afternoon.tbs W of
Rav.B.0.lhsrwood.
The regular quarterly dividrad of two
and onnvbalf psrosnt. wasdeclarsd by
the dirsetorsof the New York. New Ba-
ven and Hartford railroad at aspecial
meeting of the directors held at low
York. Friday. There is. however, a
strong impression that themsstlngde-
sided to issue twenty-Ive per cent. on
the present holdings of debentures and
stock, and will announce that fact in a
few days.
The meeting of the [adiss' Missionary
society, in the South Norwalk Congra-
gstional church. next Wednesday after-
noon at 8:80 o'clock. will conclude the
series until alter warm weather. The
topic will be“Alaska," and papers will
be read by lira. A. Blanchard. lira. J.
B. Ferris and lira. Henry Tilly. The
meeting promises to be very interesting,
and ladies are invited to attend.
Thomas Cooney and a wagonette load
of children from the Fairileld County
Home, who were returning from St.
Isry's church yesterday. narrowly es.
coped being struck by a trolley car as it
was coming down lill Bill. The brakes
did not hold. and the driver of the ve-
hicle turned across the tracks in front of
the approaching car. When he saw the
car was not slowing up he whipped up
his bones and got across the track justin
the nick of time.
[soawaut news on new no: ]
-Oomlng.
Preston's California Flakes. The ideal
Summer Food.
CHURCH CALEN DAB.
Special Mention of Society Meetings of
the Coming Weak.
South Norwalk CongregationaI.—Tues-
day. 4:00 p. m.. prayer meeting Junior
Society of Christian Endeavor. Topic,
“Christ’s Conversations." lender. bliss
Belle Ferris. Wednesday. 3:30 p. m.,
monthly meeting of the Woman's blis-
sionary association. Topic, ”Alaska."
Papers by hit-s. Blanchard. lira. J. El.
Ferris and Mrs. Tilly. Thursday, 7:30
p. m., church prayer service. Topic,
“Religiouin the Home:" 8:30 p. m.,week-
ly meeting of the Young People's Choral
Union.
Norwalk Mothodist—Iionday evening,
first quarterly conference at 8 o'clock.
Tuesday evening. Reading Circle at li-
Auna Burr's, 4 Harriet street; classes in
the church. Wednesday evening, of-
flcisl meeting at 8 o‘clock. Thursday
evening. general prayer meeting at :9
o'clock. Friday evening. business meet-
Ing of the Epworth League. Children's
Day will be observed next Sunday.
South Norwalk Baptist—The singing
class will meet tonight. The Boys’ Bri-
gade and the Cadets will have no more
meetings this season. The annual busi_
ness meeting of the church will be held
Thursday night. Reports will be expect.
ed from all officers and departments of
the church. A large attendance is earn.
nitly desired.
Urace Episcopal—The monthly devo-
tional meeting of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew will be held Thursday night at
7:30 o'clock in the Guild room, followed
by a meeting of the vestry at ti o‘clock.
The fifth anniversary of the Sunday
school will be observed Sunday at 5 p. m.
Norwalk Baptistulonday. Unionvillo
meeting at Il‘auton Beer's. Tuesday,
Broad River meeting at Edgar Buttery's.
Wednesday. experience social. Thurs-
day, church prayer meeting. Friday,
South First street meeting at William
Smith'sLW
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TO ADVERTISERS-
m
Changes cannot be guaran-
teedthesamodsycopylshand-
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patrons, but changecaunotbe
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copy learnt in bylo’clook
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BIRTH". PATTERN.
Aflssns [apertures- ai'l'his Carma-t
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon
rrtssaa lam.
We have made special arrangements
withthaageuiaof the celebrated Beast
Clove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady rsaderssome of their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac
company each pattern.
else-Missw flEEFER JACKET
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
This natty and serviceable jacket is
made from fancy oheviot in stylish tau
and corn shades.
The loose fitting fronts lap in double
breasted style, being closed on the left
with a single row of buttonholes and
large white pearl buttons. ,
A corresponding row of buttons can
be placed on the right front if the usual
style of closing is preferred.
Stylish Iapels reverse at the top to
meet the rolling collar in notches.
A perfectly fitting adjustment is so-
cured in back by means of underarm
and side back gores, with the usual cur-
ving center seam that ends in cost laps
below the waist line.
Stylish cost pinils are folded under the
side back seams, each being marked be»
low the waist by a large pearl button.
Pockets are inserted in each front un-
der square cornered laps that era neatly
lined and stitched in tailor fashion.
Full gigot sleeves are both com iortable
and stylish. and can be made over a lin-
ing or not, as preferred.
All edges are finished with machine
stitching, which, with the seams, must
be well pressed withnhot iron on the
mom: side. a damp cloth being laid be—
tween the iron and material.
Tweed. serge. whipcord, covert and
ladies' cloth. pique, duck. madras. or
other fashionable woolen or cotton suit-
inge, will make stylish jackets by the
mode.
Pattern GI'J.’ is cut in four sit a, viz:
ten. twelve. fourteen and sixteen years.
The retail price of pattern is twenty-
five cents.
Quantity of material forty—four inches
wide:
For small size, ten years old, three
yards.
l-‘or medium size. fourteen years old.
three and one quarter yards.
For large size, sixteen years old. three
and one-half yards.
EVEIIIB BEITIIEL IIIIIII’III
NTITLINO 1'" ONE PATTERN ANT
SIZE. Ul‘ NU. our.
Put this out. fill in your name and adult-nuts
laud mall or take to
Stuntlatt's Bargain House.
“All, . , .. . ,. M
ADDRESS ,
PATTERN No. “35 SIZE _ _....l5
This coupon and i: rts. will serum aim
ttarn at titurtmht's. North Slain and
on streets. Numb Sonata. I
Wang”. .W ... ,
DARIEN AND NOROTOS.
Followinglaihe roll of honor of the
(lratntttar department of the Darien pub-
lic school: Wm Williamson. Ar»
thur llall. Willis Finch. Ethel (flock.
Thomas Flanagan. Samuel Dugdaie,
Keith Edwards. Innis spline. Ilslsn
Waterbury. Carrie B. Waterbury, I'ltlia
Tooter, nattislicolield, Bertha fichlieitt.
fag. Charles frsdsichson. intermediate
department, “as lllaason, Irma Smith.
Alice Poclsy. Joanie Weed. his bag»
dais. Grass WM with Jones, Jan-
als ”banks. halls lit. John.“
l’iacthorsatmmllmsrtiarargmsa.
harry nekuebtleg. Villle Flanagan.
Ellis. lash, Walter Oflstt. Primmy
depart-ant. Edna Raymond. Georgia
Stevens. mills Callahan. Thomas Calla
ha, Albert Weed. Johnny Callahan,
Cltsrllailellaskflhsress limivyliireb-
ard, m lithium. his film.
meddle Patterns. loalss Baclsld. flay
Alsaasdsr. Retold walnut. “am-s
Tall-s. Wort-ta Mass-ls lsyssssd,
.lioaaioa Hitler.“ martinis
Valentine. Ours flail. Jmsla rm,
m Ila-sass.
Wfihbhm
~mm reset. or» last
WM“
[surprising Advertisers.
The lisw‘York Cheap House Furnish.
log Store. of which B a I Block
are proprietors, has been opened
at m Washington street with a
large assortment of agate ware.
grayand blue enamel ware. plain and
fancy crockery. iron wars. imported
vasesaud bisque figures. tin wars. etc.,
at liity‘per cent ehaper than elsewhere.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castorla.
When llctby vrus alt-k. we gave her Castor“.
it'hun she was a Child. she cried for Maria.
When she became Bliss, she clung to Castorla.
When the had Children. she gave them Casiorla.
Children Cry for
- Pltcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'a Castorla.
u
.100 Reward, atoo.
The readers of this paper will be pinned to
learn that there is at least onedresdcd disease
that sclencellas been able to cure in all its
stages. and that is Catsrrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cursls the only pmltlve cure known to the
malical fraternity. ('starrhbeing a constitu-
tional disease. rmulres a constitutional treat-
ment. Iiall's Catarrh (‘uro is taken internal-
ly. acting dirt clly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces. of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the dim. and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature Inltlolng its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers. that they offer (inn Hundred
Dollars for any vase that it {alive to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, F. .l.t‘liil.\'i".\' 1: CU.. Tulelin, 0
Would by Uruggfsts. 75c.
*-
.
Purchasmg Agent.
flaringffi yesrs' erperienre In a large New
York d ids house. will r-nmmem‘e the bus-
iness: sesenuer and Purchasing Agent. he-
tweon .‘orvrala and New York In connection
with George “fl Selierk. (mutual may be left
at Wm. A. Benedict‘s. ill )ialn street. Nor-
walk: news stand. Postmfilce. South Nurwalk:
ll!) Park avenue. New York.
mill lw E. K. HELLECK.
F» 4’ ”None.“
10 SIIIIGS RINK unosnons.
Amenities to the provisions of the new law.
the skins hours at the Savings Banks of the
Town of Sortsalk. nth-r Junr 1st,. 1%. 0n
5A1 [RDAYN will be- open from it to iL'n'vInok
I. m.. and Instr-ml of filing mien on 8A1 l'li'
DAY evening-nut heretofore. will be Ups-non
MllSilAY evenings of each week. from 7 to 3
o'clock p. m.
NURWALK SAYIStN SOCIETY.
My tint. I-Z. MILLER. Tress.
FAliiFll'lLI) Ctll'hTt’ SAVISUS HAXK.
(- Jun-.- H. issuer. 'l‘reas.
SOUTH NURWA .K .-. leus ilAXK.
lly .lmta' ii. hsarr. Titus.
mid lrn
0. ll. lllllVEY's
City Employment agency.
Ladies and gentlemen dmlrit'wt cumin-lent
Ito-Iv In any i apnrity ran llIIlNIH the same at
the show- agent-y.
WIITEII IMSEDIITELY.
I’mltltm [or two l‘filhl’n. inur I-mlnlteewrs.
iwnsale-men. I chef. in. nulls-t. fnur wsllsrs.
tvm experienced you”: Hsr'llslt rnvn t 'n farm
hands, anal five worm-n in gun (ml by the day
washing. ironing or [minor i‘IMnlnf ' .
i“. ii. “A ll El .
nattvltv'a atlna il’l’illtfl.
' 70 North hlalu street. linuth Norwalk.
l
NOTICE
In inst Nowell iatpayelsl
Tl": taxpayers of the Via-t Nnrtvnlk fits
llistrwt are hen-hr rimmed that the ills-
tvlrt tasnfmteltl mm m: the lltlllll’. laid on
the iflwrlwmmeul list of Hit, at a s tat-vial
lilo-fling of lhsdlstrlrt Il'lll on me ltlh l a . of
March. it“. at the East Nu'wnlh so ml
Marl. will he tins and paysbievm the first clay
of June. I'm. at whlrll than i that} I’m really to
main the Ilml at my Iiuro. Mist arson-v.
interest at the rats- of «in» (to tuner-not. per
auburn. from Jon» ill. tut. will in oils till
all
bills rsmalnlug antacid cm and alter sir i.
tall. r. it. til
Carilwfltrnf taxes for tits asst xutsallt his
”fifth”
Pair ,, .
bird. flay II. lflh.
W
chalet Drilling lots at Elmrsst.
Oss soloist commute. infest
fmtb‘rulsstts MM see we
side-imam testimony”! is
”militiamen aswalnsadmer pelt.
slselmilshts. Muslim on
Fawkes...” um» mummy us
Winn? doors. a». u union Paar.
ils’rkis a"Tremaine ",3 halite llama»
nsssfassdlala pertain repair. Elam.
i willie atahsrgainandalamwflloa
silks“a I" mansytaaylsssalsssraorta
vs east.
parties. lavslauuirsoittteowsse
MMlnshr'rwtheWyto
rchsse
saysrsrssadsslrlaate!‘ “um”.
in!”
trill 1m
mus. In! Ii. m
eon guts.
mamas-st wrlfl‘u m
“W‘s “is“ h tit
“m u‘ w‘
FOR! ERLY DORLON'S,
South Norwalk. CL.
is now open for the season of 1m
Shore dinners. Rhoda island Clam
harsh liathiar. Boatins and Fishl .
Elect c carsto hotel. connecting wit‘h
all railroad stations. and New York
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
.1 at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PIIOPIIIETOR. 28
In
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if
MBIER elicits
The heat of all high gradezhleycles.
SIRRMER BICYCLES
A splendid medium rice wheel.
Meson: glvan. or d for if 1 ed
where. to those dauphg with us. ret‘e v else-
TIIE .I. T. PROWITT (IO.
mch 8 ti
Notice.
THE: legal voters of the South Nurwalk
b nion school district are hereby notified
and warned that the annual meettn of said
district will be held at the Franklin street
school house. on Tuesday evening. June 4th.
M5. at ti o clock. to hear the reports of the dis-
trict. committee. treasurer and crillecmr for
the past year. and to elect a member of the
di-trict committee to serve for the succedlnit
three years. and other officers forthe ensuing
year; also to lay a tax to meet the ne-
«weary expenses of the district. and to pay so
much of the indebtedness of said district as
shall be ll-emetl advisable: also to [I'IIIlNV'l
any other business properly coming before said
meeting.
humus .
. ..\.’l‘ A It. -l')'.t l- " .
.‘lA‘l'i‘iii-ZWt‘llliliifi'i'i‘J h r d an
[rated at South Norwulk. t‘unn., May L’Dth.
IM‘J flldl ‘I
earns arsenic}
Saturday, June I,
or run SEW YORK
Cheap Rnusejprnishing Stole.
lat - msmuem - STREET,
1'"! a large assortment of Agate
“ are. Gray and blue Enamel “are.
Plain and fancy Crockery. iron Wave.
Imported hues and lib-um- Figures. Tin
“are. him, Elm. at Fifty Per Ccnt.Cheap<
er than elsewhere.
8ch of ilur Prices.
A line imported gold band or decorated Cu
and saucer. ll‘ca pair: gold motto t‘np ans
Saucer. mid elsewhere at 60c. our price. Zip:
gray enamel Coffee Puts. lit t~ . it»: t qia.. :‘s’x‘;
ltht. Dish l’nn. We: 3 qt. Itaslet. Etc; 4 qt.
Cooking Ponds»: but. ('mltlng Pol. tic: liqt.
( uniting Pm. :‘ric; lllql. tin [lininl’am ll'r: think
Brown. 34-: Tut Strainer. 11'; oil stove Kettle.
lite. and many other articles too numerous to
mention, I‘mm- and convince yourself.
Respectfully.
li._ a: M. BLOCK. I’nprietors.
189 “Mllingtnn St..Sonth NurwailrJ‘nmt
mill lw
_ 4-
ROTON
Ihe Popular Summer Resort.
s—a
i chases an
ltwlllpa youfovisit Brl rtauddo
your shoppIng for onrself or gigs-pa You have
a larger stock to so set lrom. You have ower
prices quoted.quallty and make oonsl .
on have our car fare ld you on all fluor-
over. \ou‘l enjo the outing and
see all the Newest lip-to. ate Spring :and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hats.
MEIGS do 00.
STURTEVANT BUILDING.
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward properly. ov-
erlooking Nurwslk Harbor: also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at end of Lowndes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
ll. SWIIITZ. 83 Washington St.
MUSIC HALL
SIHIIL.
.. t... . ‘ wade ‘
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
RRBULKLEY I II.
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOR
Stearns and Reeling.
Elmore and Ixnn BillYBIE$~
Bicycles from 850 up. Wheels rented and
repaired. ffi
-. ., . 4
o. ” 1w." memo.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
tun EMBIIIIER.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, MAIIACKEMO HOTEL.
Rout Point Improvement Content.
in? lyr
+__
POINT
f
Greatly improved and more attractive than over before.
SEASON l895.
M()Nl§lll‘3l TR. l’l 'Ll‘llfiCll()I”F'ifi-l
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BAIIII
For one week, commencing May 1&0. This famous hand
took the first prise at the World’s Fair exposition. In the danc-
ing pavilion Prof. timythe’s orchestra.
E} W IRRIR’S‘TW "PLACE It'll-II
MEAD’S.
All Kinds of Brick Ito Brian: 400.,
g . ”ELEM”. .
Norwalk Chronicler