were delivered daily.
firstly to have gone out last night
lhuhoh “Venture. ” postponed the
next wednesday. Another
will be taken out tomorrow night
weather is iavorable.
men 0. Evade and. family have giv-
We light Commissioner A. E.
V as with cream. to cup. at We.
Bentham Post. G. A. 11., at its
" " cleatnigbflgavoavotooithanks
" In thelemorlal Day observance;
m no ‘ Rev. A. H. Wyatt ior his excel-
the eutrlss for the Westport bicycle
:reos closed yesterday. Among
themsentersd are J.H. EIouden and
. Eberwood. Norwalk; Thomas
”titans. Herman Leopold and c. Ford
5W, at Bridgeport.
en’s shoes at $1. 25 are a bargain.
13.. V Bheehen. 5 Main street. Norwelk.
more”... F. Morrison, oi the
, «walk Tramway company’s power
flit. hunted his right hand badly, ya-
‘ aiteruoon. by the rheoetst. back
the switchboard, which was burned
out-during the shower.
“O'Toole, who was arrested on
‘ ‘ to! Denielllionnecker for be-
13th here. was discharged in the
Mn Oourtyesterday aiternoon. There
__wasnoosnsagslnsthlm, and the court
more. Opinion that hit. Bonneoker
'ilioehlsly.
A birthday party was given to Iliss
”Member home on Henry
W» South Norwalk,','l'ussdey alter-
”pinnacle! the eleventh anniver-
1gary oi ber- birthday. Those present
were littleJlisess Eleanor Force, Iiay
Ripley. Sadie Brown.'_1Bsael Leslie
NiaaZeluii. Lillie Williams. Edith War-
can. lentsrs Josie Richards. Eddie War-
‘- In. Jimmie Milne. Willie Ripley end
BoyalRaymond.
«Blue lab. 9c lb. at Dreeoher' s
{amen NEWS on Irma mun]
Trotting at “bite Plates.
Five] thousand people attended the
III day of the spring harness race meet-
" I II; at thelg'Westcbestor Fair Grounds,
' Whitefish. yesterday. Following are
' thssolnmertes:
.... ....... ......
so u. ...........
0" Belle loll um are.
L. I
lean"... ........... ..
....f. ..... ruin
" MW~!M—8M.
HWandpeoezpursstm.
Emulators” ......... Owner
.......... ... .Thomphlas
Manama... ........... Bwan
Wm”....................Provoat
........... ..... . ..... .....ltelyea
........ ..... . ......... Homer
pssievsena
“I ht lea Steinem! Greenwich.lend
"Wk.
MoaGlsmoodevsnns.
‘WWMMMIE
"visltlagrslellvesendirlendsinliew
lr'who contributed flowers endaeo I
.... .............. .... ...... floodlll‘
Mann"... ............... Seventies
IBM 8. Parkinson. lendonPror
”norm-ensue Lydls n oral.
a... mm to ...... s. arias,
aatIlenewsshsd.‘ Assoc-resound ‘ .
, derlngtheoveelog'.
‘Thsycangsstohildoi'l'hsronlock-
moieouthllalnslresidsissllse
Wis.
”William Smith. who has been
Yorkcityior thopsstwesk,hss return
all borne.
Inflow! lain street. who was
taken suddenly ill" on Iondey, is im-
rmins unidir-
Elm Amy Ogden. corner oi Prospect
and High streets. is sick with chicken
pox.
George Hoyt, who has“ been sick ior
some time. is tooling oomiortable.
In. John D. Hoyt. of Locust avenue.
is visiting relatives in Bidgeileld.
Ili- Nettie Piender is on the sick list
with chicken pox.
DARIEN AND NORO‘IDN.
Dr. Payne has had a shed built for
Liverymau R. L. Gillette. The letter is
meeting with good success. Among the
horses in his charge is Samuel Grum-
man’s three-year old "Irene.”
;A strawberry end loo crssm'iestivsl
will be given in the Town Hall. next
Thursday evening, by members of the
liethcdlst Episcopal church.
The teachers end scholars oi the Cen-
ter school are preparing for an outer-
alument to be given in the school hall.
on Friday, June 218i.
1 Children’s Day will be observed in the
Methodist church, next Sunday. A Bab-
beth school concert will be given in the
evening.
Iir. end lirs. Thomas Buck, oi Brook-
lyn. are. spending the summer at the
home of hire. Buck’s lather, A. Dance.
It is reported that John Single and
tiles Pauline Million were married in
Greenwich, last Monday.
' Solomon Single, of East Port Chester.
in spending a few days here. '
lira. A. E. Morley has returned from a
visit in New York.
EAST NOBWAIK NEWS.
The subject oi the Junior meeting.
Friday afternoon. at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. will be
"Counterieits." All the children are in-
vitsd.
Alter the prayer meeting; which will
meetasusual lathe lecture roomol the
East Avenue church. tonight, there will
be a special meeting of the ofllciel board.
tony Doesn't Like it.
Don’t check my heed too high.
Don't cut oil my tail end then expect
me stand easy without a fly net.
Don’t clip the heir all my ankles and
legs.
Don‘t burn my feet when I am shod.
Don’t yank the bit in my mouth.
Don’t say “Back!" when you mean
"Stand still!"
Don’t expect me to eat when I have a
bed tooth.
Don’t hitch me out in the cold with
the wind blowing hard.
Don’t leave a shoe on me more then
four weeks.
Don’t trot me downhill. .
Don't be afraid to water the when I am
warm. Do you ever drink when you are
warm?
Don't whip me if I am afraid.
Don’t fill me lull of useless medicine
when I am sick.
Don't blister me all over if i am lame.
Let me rest.
Don't let some one drive me If they do
not know as much about going as i do,
especially a men who is drunk.
Don't iorget to feed me three times a
day.
Don't call me thirteen years old when
1 am twenty-six and echt me to be as
good as ever.
Don't hit me over the head.
Don't put blinders on me ii i will go as
well without them.
Don‘t lorget my salt.
Don’t run me ii i have the colic. How
would you like that treatment yourself?
Don't burn we bars of my month end
thing you are curing the lampes.
Don’t let some smart eleck make a
trotter oi me.
Don't work are all day without lilting
my collar.
Don't put a mean. nasty bit in my
mouth.
Don't leave me in fly-time without
covering ms with a light blanket
Don‘t allow my stable to he toollght in
the summer time.
Shopper-isn'tflllretberdeer lorthisi
Belesmn—Thsprlcels iii. That other
tiehetbmsulttobs hsptonwhenyon
asshsaprsssntoithaertlele.
“Yonsaythehsn lsnot aaohg bird.
do you?” ”That's whet i say. sir.”
i'iihsnplsessnsilmswhet birdie more
notsdiorhsrlay.iiyoncen.”
neutoummsosssussiempoor.
M. .refisr.thetyoo are poor
We reasoned.
WM fiat adieu fl-
Glove-Flttlng Patterns. by which we can
Mitoourladyreaderssomeoi'tholr Berti
“Till PATTI".
emmrmamm
mamas nauseous-ass
Duane-dew. .
We have made special arrangements
withtbosgsntsoithsoslsbretrd Bauer
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments eo-
oompany each pattern
I GMI‘flISSES' error
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
This style oi shirt is well adapted to
the many varieties oi pretty wash lab
rice new envogue. Its simple shaping.
with neatly adjusted trout and side gems
that lit smoothly at the top-and ilare
moderately at the loot. gives isslrion’s
latest stamp to this graceful shirt. Geth-
ers at the top dispose the iuliness‘ at the
back in pretty soft folds that fell to the
lower edge oi skirt, which can be
simply finished with a deep hem or
lacing, or lined throughout if so pre-
ferred. lFrench chaliie in mixed colors
of dark blue and orange spread overs.
rich cream ground in a unique pattern,
ishere shown, a dark blue ribbon belt
and bow being worn at the waist. Shirts
by the mode are also desirable for serge,
crepon, cashmere. etc., as well as for
telleta, wash silk, and lawn. betiste.
ohambray. gingham. duck, madres or
tevlot suiting in linen, cotton or mixed
fabrics.
Pattern 6441 is cut in three sizes, vir-
—12. 14 and 16 years.
The retail price of pattern is allocate.
12 years old. 2} yards.
14 years old. 3 yards.
16 years old, 3+ yerds.
EVEIIIIR SEITIIIEI. ROIIPRII
Immune on our: ramrm m
erze. or no. out
Out this out. fill in your name and address
rand mall.or take to L
Slunavanl's Bargain House:
NAME
ATTERN No. 0“! SIZE IN
This coupon end lil ate. will secure above
tern at Sturtevant‘e. North blaln and
an streets.Soulh N.orwalk
Joining.
Preston‘s California Flakes. The Id eal
Sammy;
What is Going on Tonight.
The regular meeting oi the Arlou Slug-
ing society willbeheld in their hell on
Madison street: a rehearsal of "Living
Whlet” will be held at Arlen Hall; the
Control Labor Union will meet; the A.
0. H. will hold a regular meeting.
Colonel Clay of Lexington—What‘s
that curious hole in the ground over
yonder? “'l'boyiri clinging swell.” “Ah.
yes. For water, I suppose. What queer
things one sees away from home."
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e caetorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Cert/aria.
When she was a Child, she cried forflasiorla.
WhenalwhocamehuqehecluogtoCastorIa.
When she had Childmshe gavethem Osstorle.
.100 Mme. .lfle.
lsarnthsttherslsetleestonedrsededdlsssee
tinetsoleucelsss been able to cure in all its
stores. and that is 'Oetarrh. Hall‘s Getarrh
Oursls thewa positive oars brown to the
medical maternity. Oaterrhheing aeoastitn-
lr.nsileeelreotlropouths andmnooas
ndglviaoths
' machine; H. Small. Canton. driving ’but
Quantity oi materiel «Inmate-m. 1.- -
9......3'3'341'33" m “mug”: ”:31...“ ENE
~ children cryfor I'm“ “gulf"; 2;?“ “£35"?
Pltcher'e catego- at ......l... o- i313.»
El. 1“ ON I.
Thorsadsraofthls paper will bspleassdto
sarisossoithesystenl. warmest-[the i
mt resents.
The following weanlssned June 4.1m.
List tarnished item oflossol' A. ll. Woe-
tsrgpntsnt lawyosend solicitor. Bridge-
port,Oono.: N
J. 8. Shaw ew Haven lid door
m . .2: mi“ N...
s or s can. . e e
ertiord. vice; W. W. Tucker. Bartiord.
feeding mechanism for turning machine;
E. E. Clauses sndG. Iiortson Bariiord,
metelsorew machine; 0. E.Eart .Wet-
erbury. making escape wheels ior wet-
oboe; A Patllli. Meriden. lamp (cunt
holder”. B. Howe. Danbury. two, hat
unoing machine, hat clamping device;
it. F Flyne Stamford. closed conduit
electric railway; T. Eu phret, Dericn.
two. trolley for electric rerplwsys. ice de-
tatching trolley for electric railroad; J.
A Trent and O. Bodner. New Britain.
plane; J. ll. llerrow. Morrow, sewing
for harnesses. Design, F:
E. Pretst
Waterbury, spoon. ’
-Attelntioa Everybody.
Witch for the free distribution of
Preston’s California Flakes. “The Ideal
Summer Food. ”
“It seems to me,” observed Criticue.
"that Scribbler'a book reads as though
he were addicted to the bottle." "Yes."
assented Wagg. "To "the Imuollege
bottls.” j
GRAND- OPENING
Saturday, June I
orrnaNEWiiOBK ....
lireap Houseirglrislrlng Store.
“9- -Wlillllll&Tllll - eraser.
WITH a arge assortment oi Agate
Ware Grey and Blue Enamel“!
Plain and .Eency Crockery, iron Wave.
lmportedVasea and Bisque Figures. Tin
Were, Elm. Etc“ at Fifty Per Centhenp-
er than elsewhere.
toms of llur Prices.
A line Imported gold band or decorated Cox
and Saucer. lilca air; cold motto (‘up an
Saucer. sold elsee ere at lilo. our price. 21c.
gray enamel t‘oll’ee Pole. ll t.s 49c; iqte..5dc:
Out. Dish Pen. lilo: ll qt. aahet, 27c; 4 qt:
f‘oolriug Fanatic: q.t Cooking Pot, 47c; 'qil
Cooking For, blc; loqr. tin Dish Pan. 10c: hlnk
lilo. and many other articles too numerous to
mention Come and convince yourself.
Ree
rim" or “it. BLOCK. Pnprietors.
189 Washington St..80utb Norwalk gum
In W
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward property, or-
erloohlng . Norwalk Harbor: also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at end of Downdes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
I). swunrz. at Washington St.
NOTICE
TO SAVINGS RINK DiPflSliRRS.
ble to the provisions of the new law,
the uhinrr hours or the Savings Beahsoi the
Town of Norwalk, after June lot. 1896. On
SATURDAYB will be open from 9 to ill o'clock
a. m. and Instead of being open on SATUR-
DAY or minus as heretofore. will be open on
MONDAY evenings at each week. lrom" I to 8
o‘locc
NORWALK SAVINGS” SOCIETY.
E. MILL It,'l‘rces.
FAIRI'IELD COUNTY:o SAVINGS BAN K.
as." Bill Lev. Trees.
some NORWAIK savmoe BANK
By June ll. brIArr. Tuna.
11118 In
0. ii. illlliEl’s
City Employmem Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help In any capeclty can obtain the same at
the abuse agency.
WRITER iMIEDiITELY.
Position for two cashiers. four book he
two salesmen. l chef. two cocks. tour we tors.
two experienced youngli liwedlah men .tsu iarln
hands. and live women to go not by the day
washing. ironing or house (hammanEY
unavav'a anon none.
to North Main street. Booth Norwelh.
mm ti
NOTICE
- in last lorwall lalpairrsl
iaxpayersoiihe EastNrwal hflre
T“ District are hereby notlllsddo first“ the die-
tricttaaoiornem mill‘on .aidon
ltowhe nasssssmen “to.
or d trict held on tneltth
Eig- lull." tuthe East Norw elhachooi
.lu
FOR SALE.
iiholon Building lots st Elmorsst.
°".' “ll“ .."i’lii ..fi.
iron vest: "$52.30;ng Em" feet in
> so setiront. In
If chainsaw rear.
fissssu finale-hes
Bloom. 20; Tea btrainer. 1c: nil stove Kettle. ’0
“RV/V 3%.
”Allie R‘
RAMRlER RI YRLES
Thebutolallhigh
310mm Iltvclls
A splendid medium M
Lesson van. or i it
E “was received else-
on...
alooiarnsrs
chasesan Y
see all” the Newest U-
Summer ClothingJ' urn
MEIGS do 00.
BTURTEVANT BUILDING. ‘-
8" Iain cor. Bank In. Bridgeport. 0t.
mm ,
where. to
m“ T "mm lffllun’slnimflutll
MUSIC H’ALL Forearm DORLON's,
South Norwaik. Ct..
is new open for the seem at 1H5.
Shore dinners. Rhode Island
Bases. Bathing. Boating and “1)
Electric cars tohotel, connecting wit
all railroad stat ions. and New York
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
board at masonablerates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOB. ~ 25
~ mat:
Purchasing Agent."
Having
York d"
urcll scrum.
axpsrlenceinem
cm or when” remarking 3:an
RRBULKLLYRLR
52 South Main st.
AGENTS IOR
Sleams and Rearing.
Elmore and lxon Bitycles
igl‘cyrgltes fr‘omjsto up. Wheels rented rglad
Seller:
at Wm. Geo? Benedict}: ill Main street. Nor-
walk. news stand. Postolilce, 80th Norwalk;
1:!) Park 'avonue. New Yer
kl. K. SELLEOK.
D. W. RAYMOND.
FIIRERII DIRECTIIR
Mill EMBALIRER.
93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN. .
RESIDENCE, MAHACKEMO HOTEL;
m‘ll r
CALL’zr‘ON US.
We have the largest and best line of decanted chine in town. and at
prices that cannot be boat. We can say the same oi our Agate Ware.
'l‘in Ware and other housefurniehing goods
N0 TROUBLE T0 8le 60008.
In Gasoline Stove. we sell the llsn‘hmsu, well known to be the best.
You cannot beat our prices. Try us.
NASH & VAN SCOY,
CORNER ililRTII llllll Iilll WEST STREETS.
ROTON POINT
The Popular Summer Resort.
Greatly improved and more attractive than ever before.
SEASON I895.
MONSIEUR I’URISCIIOFF’S
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BARR
For one week. commencing May 30. This famous bend
took the first prise at the World’s Fair exposition. In the dune-
ing pavilion Prof. Bmythe's orchestra.
0 Helen Point Improvement Company.
m
\
gig
E LLRLEST ‘PLllE Ill TURN.
} ‘MEAD’S. . ‘
All Kinds of Brick Ice cream, ill.
Norwalk Chronicler