IWIMMJM
:4 ill. islanpmvlsg.
‘ ”walk Baptists will so-
; Poinl‘this summon
‘ all. of thswutou Con.
church give a strawberry
of Raymond Brothers’
his Colombia bicycle to
' violin. whose ankle wm hurt
at the new depot is South
D able to be out.
have been issued to Miss
flph Taylor will move to-
from thsIandertille block. to
& Ourhstt’ a building.
.dauzhler of Daniel Fisher. of
, street, died yesterday. The
, onion this afternoon.
lisdnseeling of Schiller Stamm, U.
,‘ last night, ofilcers were nomi-
b be elected at the next meeting.
members of Pioneer Hook and
4 company were guests of the
M here. last night. SteauKd
Tnihilismssrved_‘._____
Themselbnsw of the Norwalk Chapter,
.A. 3., who go to New London, to-
mow, will taketthe 6:80 a. in. train
' South Norwalk.
Thalia-walk fire com lea have so-
Wduihvlhfioo to atte d the picnic
the Port Chester firemen on the after-
. and evening of June 18.
A. only was given at J. W. Buttery’ s,
Wine, last night. Among those
from Norwalk in attendance was a car.
rysll lead from the Norwalk Baptist
church.
‘ » " e'l'he launch Venture is new opcn for
at day or evening. Apply at
‘U‘Wsst street, South Norwall'.
. The Whatsoever Circle of King’s
Million. of Hillside, will give a tea to
IheKiug's Daughters of the First Con-
”lineal church, at 7 o'clock Saturday
We . Gillette. solo baritone of
, lynioulh church, Brooklyn, is to sing
. Ills. Numislon’s organ recit'il at the
' m Norwalk Congregational church
next loudly evening.
‘ E jNenry Tilly has turned out several
. -wsllmade and handsomely lettered wa-
ml thh week, among the number being
one for Adam' I Express company, Baker
.DeKiyn and the Troy steam laundry.
The topic for discussion at the aruth
Norwalk Congregational church tomor-
row "anion is “Religion in the Home."
The pastor will lead the meeting. The
» Choral Union will meet after the service.
4 3.3. Gregory and William Gunther.
of Nerwalk, have entered in the Ramb-
ing Wheel club's races at Bridgeport,
next Saturday. Anumber of Nerwalk
i) wheelmeu will go overtosee the tourn-
' ‘ .1 Mb. __
' William E. James, of Norwalk, em.
played as a cutter at Fancher's shoe fac-
“they. New Canaan. brought his right
landagaimt a knife used by a fel'ow
employs, cutting the member badly.
”will be unable to werkqfor severe'
wlfyouwantalirsbclass 10c cigartry
camera's at o. s. Trcwbridge‘
0a“?- clser ML
Olhcsr Pennington took into custody a
m of fish pulse which he found
! finds-“Watkins: Dow’s store, lest
” “filter closing time. He conveyed
to police headquarters, where they
W until this morning. ’
denies Selleck', of Washington
first, was riding her bicycle on Ann
”yesterday afternoon, when a eat
“What path. lies Selleok was
.Wfrenlthe wheel, struck againsta
,fsnceand wrs somewhat injund.
“uphill meeting of the Hat Trim-
. ‘ Union will be held Thursday even-
dag, one 0th, in the Women’s Building,
debit Neill street. The ladirs will de-
It that time what they will doto
thsfair to be held for the bone-
the Nmalk hospital. There will
"in important business and the
‘ t desires _a______-largs attendance.
the-embers of the Norws‘k
. signified their intention of at-
the lutmoational convention of
, . . in Besten,July 10 to 15. etc
' firs. Andrew V. Heath, Arthur
noun. Elnfrom the
man. 0. Bailey. Oharlm R.
., in. and William J. Island.
”monies to Ivory .Iaspest Renal Is
the new I‘m-m
As unbound on another page. ten
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.. Preston’s California Flakes. Specially
preparsdas a summer and health food.
Consultant Courts Sustained.
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Field, slit-ms the judgment
Connecticut courts. sustaining t a law
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in. the dispensing of prescriptions to
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mus Below.
We have made special arrangements
with thesgsntsof the celebrated Basar
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady mailers some of that
very newest and choicest patterns oi
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern.
6422- LADIES' waes'r
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
Figured organdie in violet and white
is here handsomely made up over linings
of violet taffeta and trimmed with satin
ribbon of the some rich shade. The lin-
ing of waist is glovedltting, being shaped
with the usual double bust dam and
other scams, and claw s invisibly in orn-
terfront. The full fronts are gathered
on upper and lower edges, and form soft
folds as they fall from yoke depth with
the fashionable blouse effect at the
waist, the closing being made under the
stylish box-plait that is decanted with
fancy pearl buttons. A smoothly covered
pointed yoke is included in the right
shoulder and closes at the left, the edges
being trimmed with a double row of
satin ribbon, rosettes of the same adorn
ing the shoulders. The back displays
the fsslenable triple box-pinite that
taper at the waist line. the waist being
finished with a belt of ribbon that points
front and back. A crush collar of satin
finishes the neck, closing with rosette in
back. The full gigot sleeves present the
cournorr method of draping. a style at
once new and graceful. They eve arr
ranged over comfortable linings of taf-
feta, the wrists being finished with dou-
ble rows of ribbon. The mode is well
adapted for waists of silk, satin, moire,
velvet and fancy woolen materials, as
well as for batiste, lawn, gingham, or
other wash fabrics.
Pattern (' l3? is cut in five sizes, via:—
83. 81, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust measure.
The retail price of pattern is 25sec“.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide—
For small size, 32 inches bust measure,
(,1 yards.
For medium size, 36 inchrs bust meas-
ure, 4.} yards.
For large size, 40 inches bust measure,
42 yards.
EVENING SEIITIIIEL BDUPOII
FNTITI‘INGSU TO ONE PATTERN ANY
M WOFNOO
Got this out. on in your name and address
nd mailer take to
itinevam's Bargain House.
mam:
IPATTERN No. 048$ Sl7E
This coupon and 12 cts. will secure aho
pattern at Sturtevaut's, North Main and
Ann streets. South Norwalk.
WEST NORWALK.
The ladiei of the W( it Norwslkllieth~
odist Mission society will hold as. aw
berry ftttival ou the lawn at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T. J. Mead, tomorrow
evplug.‘ The committee having it in
charge promise an enjoyable time for
a". who attend. 1'. the weather sher‘d
prove unfavorable, lt wi'l be held on the
next fair evenlno.
Down Along Shore.
The barge E. H. McCullough is at
Wilson Point witha cargo of soft coal
for Roymond Brothers.
1N
" .100 Reward. stco. .
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Oatarrh. Ball's Oatsrrh
Curels the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Oaterrh being a constitu-l
ticnal disease. requires a constitutional treat-
ment. Ball‘s Oatarrh Ours is taken internal-
ly. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disaam. and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dellars‘for any case that it fails to cure. Semi
for list of testimonials.
Addressd‘. J. CHENEY d: 00..
H‘Seld b7 Drunlsts. 76c.
Toledo. 0M
BRANONVILLE.
Hrs. ‘Iiary Wilmarth visited with
Induce hoses for a week. and
while there her grandson was the vie
tins of a surprise party.'to show her
what friendshe had among the young
people of Brsuchvills. Iiuslo and Games
was the programme for the evening.
About thirty were present.
lira John E. Williams gaveadlnner
party in honor of hits. Ifary Wilmarth,
on Tuesday of last week. Covers were
laid for eight ladies. “All responded. and
a general good time was enjoyed.
W.
Qfimfxgfigigghlvzflsg“ lismPROBATE
in 8:” hams a daemon. late of Norwalk,
m °‘fi‘l‘li‘ihidi‘fii°fii°%“i§§‘3§.§fi;
from the date hereof for the creditorsof said
estate toexhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to msent their accounts,
sroperl y attested, wit in said time will be
reds. recovery. edpersonu indebted to
said sets requ omake immediate
EORGE SCHAUB.
Administrator.
payment
mmlhlz
IBTRIOTOF N0 WALK. es.. PROBATE
D'CgUffiTklay s Iii? la a
Ken 0 uny i to of am
said district. drco alk in
The Court of Proha for the District of Nor-
walk. hath llmiteda d allowed six months
from thedate hermf f r the creditors of said
estate toexhlblt their is lms for settlement.
Those who headset to pr nt their accounts.
mmrly attested. within in time, will be de-
reda recovery. All rsons indebted to
said estate are requested to make lmBms-dlate
payment to WI hLlAMO. BYX BEE.
m2!) Ii 12 Administrator.
GRAND - OPENING
Saturday, June, I,
or run NEW YORK
Clean House furnishing Store.
189- -wrsmsstnu- mm
WITH a large assortment of Agate
Ware. Gray and Blue Enamel W are
Plain and Fancy Crockery. iron Wave.
imported Vases and Bisque Figures. Tin
Ware. Etc" Etc“ at Fifty Per Cent. Cheap-
er than elsewhere
Some of Our Prices.
A line imported gold band or drool-sled Con
and Saucer mos pa‘l’: gold molt: Cup and
Saucer. so‘d elsewhere at Mo our price. 230.
gray enamel l ‘offre Pots. 3%s.lilc: iota, Hie;
lllqt Dish Pan. 49c: 8 qt aster, 27¢: 4 qt:
I ‘ooklng Pot. roe; bqt. Cooking i’ov, 47c; Get.
Cooking Pot 5‘10qt tin Dish Paml «Pink
Broom. 20: Tea Strainer. lo; oil stirs rKettle,
100. and many other articlos too numerous to
mention Come and convince yourself.
Rss‘geclf “"‘iB
LOCBK. Pnprietrm.
189 Washington St" South Norwalk. m'aij‘lmn
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward properly, ov-
"erloolting Norwalk Harbor: also
« a desirable
Sir/ore Lot
at end of isowudes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
NOTICE
TO SAVINGS Blllli DIPOSIIORS.
Ag»l reeahls to the provisions of the new law.
the hiring hours or the Savings Banks of the
Town of Norwallt. after June lot. 1395. On
SATURD AY 8 will be open from 9 to 12 o‘clock
a. m. .. and instead of being open on SATUR-
DAY exenlngsus heretofore, will be open on
MONDAY!“ ev enlngs of each week. from 7 to a
0'0
NORWALK SAVINGS: SOCIETY.
“NJ“ E.\Ill.l.l BUTTON
FAIRFTEDD COU TY a.“ mos BANK.
Bf“ AIES ii. Ban 1: Trees.
SOUTH NORWA .K SAV INGS BA K
181 By Joan E. halter. Tune.
in m
e. {Hunters
(2in Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Position for two cashiers, four bmk- keepers,
lwo salesmen. 1 chef two cooks. four waiters,
two experienced young Swedish men tenf arm
hands. and five women to go out by the day
washing, Ironing or house cleanlAni
0.3 VEY.
usuvnr‘s euon max.
70 Nerthdldaln street. South Norwalk.
mzl tf ..
NOTICE
To East lIotwaIk Taxpayers!
TH IT. taxpayers of the East Norwalk Fire
District are hereby notified that the dis-
trict tax of one (1) mil l on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1894. sta
meeting of the district held on the let's
Maroh.1895.at tNerwal so on
house, will be due and payablehll on the first day
chune.lBilIi.atw hitch mei shall ytc
receive the same at my store irst avenue.
interest at the rate of nine per cent, per
annum. from in a let. 1896 lbs chard on
“bills remain g unpaid; an “and afte uly l,
s..en
Collector of mastoi- the nut Nerwalk ”hue
District
Dal ed.hfay8l. 1395. mm lm
FOR. SALE.
Ilhclss Bulldlng lots at Elmersst.
One hot adjoininfiewner's residence. 100 feet
front BIT) leetl n 78th.! our hots on oppo-
sitet si e of mavsnue, l norm In
no.“ uhas water and sewer
Wand also: lrlcgh
osi‘inaoom fsetfront.hy is V
Méiensag No. “mg” on parts.
f” 1‘" Whig:
o3“ 2-... ‘ - ~
Il. SWIRTZ. Bi Washington Btfi
RAMBIER BIBYCLES
The heat of all Nab grade'bicycles.
STORMER BICYBLES
A splendid medium
on ven. or
ee.l
d f
'11“..de 13;“ received else-
KW
THE I. T. PROWITT CD.
mch 23 if
MUSIC HALL
um swam.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for Pun-
chaaera of wheels receive instructions free.
52 South Main St...
AGENTS FOR
Stearnsfand Kealing.
Elmore and Ixun Bicycles
RRBIILKLEYIIIJII.
It willpa ’
your-hopping form eureslferbo
alargersteck to seieotfrom. Yeuhavelowsr i
guess q.uotsd quality and make coast
cuhsve ourcarfarepaldy nalldhpur-
basesrn over You'l enJo :then outing and
see al the Newest U- Springand
Summer Clothing. li‘urn
MEIGS do 00.
BTURTIVANT BUTLDTNG.
8” Main cor. Bank at... Bridgeport. or.
Gregory’ sPnimHIIel
FORM ERLY DORLON’S,
Scuth Norwalk. ct.
Is now open for the season find.
Shore dinners. Rhoda Island0 Clam
Bakes. Bathing. Boating and
Electric cars to hotel. connecting with
all railroad stations, and New York
steamboat Good rooms. and first class
board at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PBOPBIKTOB.
m8 tf
Purchasing Agent.
Having 5 years' experience in a
New
York drxigeods house. will commence t a bus-
iness of essenger and Purchasing Agent. be-
tween Norwalk and New York in connection
with George W. Selleck 01mm may be left
at Wm. A. Benedict‘s, 19 Main street. Nor
walk: news stand. Post-office, South Niel-walk:
130 Park avenue. New York.
E. K. SELLEOK.
D. w. RAYMOND.
TIIIIERII DIRECTOR
iIIIl EMBIIMER.
93 wasnmcron STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN. ‘
BIc else from: s
”9.1:“. 850 up Wheels rented {and
prices that cannot be beat.
RESIDENCE, MAHACKEMO HOTEL.
m'il
CALL ON US
We have the largest and best I' no of decorated c'e' us in town, and at
We can sav the some of our Ag. .- s We 2,
i‘in Ware and other housewu sb-ug goods
N0 TRIIIIBIE T0 SHIIWHBIIIIIIS.
In Gasoline Stoves we eelI the lsnhattan, wo‘l know i to be the best.
You cannot beat our p. i. es. Ts] us.
NASH & VAN SCOY,
CORNER NORTH Milli Ill!) WEST STREETS.
ROTON
I—E
The Pop'ular Summer Resort.
Greatly improved and more attractive than ever before.
SEASON I895.
MONSIEUR PURISCHOFWS
IMPERIAL nutsmn mu
.3. ‘ For one week, commencing May 30. This famous band
°§ tool: the first prize at the World’s Fair exposition. In the dune-
ing pavilion Prof. Smythe’s orchestra.
Boron Point Improvement Company.
E IIIIILES'I‘ PLACE m TIII.
, MEAD’S.
WA"? Kinds poi Bricklca “rm 4“
POINT
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