is used to
That’s why
it is so
Popular.
inga in Western Connecticut.
‘besnited.
,. Am” in all our work.
_ ‘PAINTERS’
SUPPLI ES,
_ ' VARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
, . RUSS, ETR.
E. E. Gorham,
if”: . homer First its. sad Ilew 8t.
t
fiPaieni Medicines
’5 mi rec I'lEltlIi'I' Til ma
as one more.
7 II nor. am m Til ms.
0dr $200 Forieit
. :‘ gr
iii. PIPER.
Inour New Store you will
jllnd the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color;
H immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
Painting, Paperhanging arid
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
‘aasr nor-twang:
memento-iron
1 “EWTN':
I - .
E. BSturgssendGecrgsBeed
eased-Willem annual meeting
at the lcuthwcstscatersacedu atemtcrd.
«Tuesday. Apspsrcn the “Relation
ctlths‘lioueg People to the marsh.”
wee need by Rev. 0. E. Psese.dtthis
VIM . ,
Irestid l'. ,Ooledcrmsrly of this
piece. diediu New York city. lest Fri-4
day. aged titty-nine years. Her remeine
were brought to the Weston cemetery
torhnrla! on lloudey.
The sum ct tweaty»twc dollars was
realized by Ilse Fannie Morey and pop-
iieeethe result of their entertainment
in Emmanuel church parlors. lest week.
Freak Lane has been appointed a de-
legate to the Boston convention of
Christies itadsevorers. by the Naileld
. P. B. O. it.
Miss Ethel Belmon,of Lyon's Plain,
# has spent a few days with her aunt,
lire. Freak Gorhem. ‘
Miss Edith Wiimore. ofeBridgeport,
wassguest at the residence of Arthur
0. Bradley lest week.
lir. and lire. George E lsmlth, ct
Norwsik, have visited relatives in town.
Miss Florence Laue returned to her
school in Brooklyn, on Mondays
George Godfrey has been in Bridge-
port for several days.
WRS‘I‘PORT.
“I? commencement of the series of
services on Sunday afternoons during
the summer will be held at integrand
chapel, Cram Highway, next Sunday ef-
tsraoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Kenneth
Iiaokeneis, Jr., will otiioiets.
John J. Burke had the misfortune to
quite badly injure his right hand while
at work on the engine at C. H. Kempsr'e
factory, Tuesday afternoon. Dr. L. '1‘.
Day dressed the injured member.
The pupils of the Staples High school
will holds fair in Assembly Hall last
evening. Fancy articles. ice cream and
other things were on sale, followed
later in the evening by dancing.
The Historical society will meet next
Monday night with Rev. James E. Coley,
at which time the regular order of busi-
ness will be dropped and social conversa-
tion take its piece.
List of unclaimed letters at the West-
port post oflié: Micheal Buruham, liise
May Brother-ton, Line Frey. 8. Kosher,
lies May 'Tyeck, Gust Eaglium, Ir.
Rudolph Eishud.
One of the farm heads employed by
William B. Thomas, while at work in
the barn, Wednesday, was ignite badly
injured by being kicked by a horse.
E. N. BipperIey has purchased a twenty
horse-power traction engine of the New
Birdsell company, of Auburn, N. Y.,
and will use it to run his mill.
Mr. and Mrs. William Millard, of lit.
Vernon, have been visiting during the
week, lir. and hire. William Hardy.
Rev. and hire. Jebes Backus have re-
turned from a week's, visit at Seretoge
Sedans.
Mrs. Thomas E. Gilbert has returned
train a short visit with friends at West-
ville.
lire Charles L. Wilson is spending the
week with friends in New York.
The Chautauqua Circle met this
week with Ills! Miriam Coley.
George A. Sheppard, of Bethe], wee In
town Wednesday.
a
untested to lastylag the Women.
Louis Bards» the Hungarian arrest
ed in Norwelk,'l‘harsday, by Deputy
Sheri! Doolan,end brought here to an-
swertobsstardy proceedings, in which
it Edith Kinder wee the complainant,
I msdeasettiemeat yesterday afternoon.
1' Repaid en 75 for the support or his.“-
iegitimete child. A hearing was to have
been held before Justice O'Brien, but af—
ter consultation with his counsel, the de-
fendant decided not to contest the case.
file objection to marrying the women,
he said. wee that she was tocold. She is
thirtyyeersofags eudhe u live years
wanna—Bridgeport Union.
'l'lee Earp In You be.
The majority or people 'are not aware
perhaps that each of their cars is provided
with a many stringed
the case. These wonderful little inetrn-
meats are named afterthcir discoverer, be-
on; called the organs of Corti. Each of
harps is provided with
3,700 wonderfully minute «flags of vary-
:a length and thickness. The larger
ngsareestlmetedtobo aboutcaciive»
thousandth of an inch in diameter, and,
indultcsl
one that no estimated their this
gthinnssswasevsrbcsumeds. Theyerc,
estimated to be abontcnocne-
inisugth. lice!»
attend? M
harp, but snohis»
tlement at the meals: and ioreigu min-
ister questions.
.Underibeeotoi anion bstwseullorway
and aweden. as at present screened, the
foreign minister must be aflweds. For
many yesrs‘an agitation has been carried
on in Norway t‘evoring a separate foreign
minister for each country and a sepa‘rste
consular service throughout the world. So
navehes the situation become at times
that war has been threatened Mosaic of
Norway's objection to the rule requiring
the foreign minister to be of Swedish na-
tlonallty.
Internal diesenelcns for a time disrupt-
ed the Lott, or Liberal, party in ,Norway.
the split occurring on the address to the
crown. the more conservative members
thinking that the radicals were getting
control of the party organization. Some
of the conservative leaders of the Left par-
ty even went so far as to leave the hall of
the stcrthlng during the debate. Nor-
wegian papers have even intimated that
this dividing of the Left party against it»
scli might possibly cause civil war in Nor-
way, but the general opinion has been
that King Oscar, with an increased ma-
jority of the Right party, would be able
to settle the diiiiculty between Norway
and Sweden in a peaceabie manner.
On account of the threatening state of
ailairs, however, all the Swedish army
and navy reserves were called into camp
in various parts of Sweden on a scale un-
heard of in the history of‘ thatlconntry.
These reserves were generally called into.
service {oi-three months, King Oscar cr-
derlag the mobilization in ‘the western
part of Sweden alone of 20,000 troops
during the month of J ans.
I5RANKISH LEGISLATORS. ,
llarseplay marks the Close ol the Session at
Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Jane 8.—'i‘he legislature
will closeup its aflalrs today. Thelast
night of the session was marked by the
usual noisy demonstrations. it was a
most difficult matter to maintain order
in the house. where the chief concern of
each member seemed to be to contrive
some new method of torturing his col-
leagues. Iiliarity began early on Friday
and was kept up until early thismornlng.
llili files, boob. POD!!! wads and wet
sponges were thrown around in the cham-
ber until it became a matter a! danger to
life and limb.
Many of the members left the house car-
ly In the evening to caustic the flying min-
sllos. Cannon crackers and torpedoes
were exploded under seats, and wet
sponges otl‘cred much amusement for
mirth provoking legislators. It was con-
sidered a great joke to put a handful of
beans down a member’s neck: Several
momhors hm! planned to turn the fire hose
in the corridor of the capitol on the
house. but the rubber pipe was too short
to accomplish the purpose.
TO RESCUE PEARY.
The Whnlchoat Kite Will Start North About
July iii.
Sr. Joan‘s. 'N. R. June 8.—Thc whale»
boat Kite has been chartered to proceed to
Greenland for tho purpose of rescuing
Lieutenant Peary. the arctic explorer.
Peary wintcrcd In Greenland with two
companions — Hugh Lee of Moridcn,
Conn, and Matthew Henson, Poary's coi-
cred servant. The balance of Pcary’s
companl as returned here last September.
He rcma and for the purpose of attempt-
ing to preach the far northern latitudes
over the icy crusts of Greenland.
The Kite has been engaged for a three
months' expedition. The expedition will
consist of ten members under charge at
Emile Dicbitsch. Pcary's Memento-law.
Mrs. Peary will not accompany the party.
but will wait for the return of her hus-
band at St. John's The Kite starts about
the middle of next month.
llerrleore that For Two Pictures.
New Youx, June 8.-—It is said that or-
President Harrison has given sittings for
his portrait to two dilicrent artists during
his stay In this city. Besides posing for
Fastmaa Johnson. he also "eat" for
Charles Ayer Whipple, whose studio is in
the Sherwood buliding.‘ The. picture.
when iiaishcd, Is to grace the ex-prcsi-
dcnt'e Indianapolis bonus. The picture rep
resents Mr. Harrison in the act of dalivcr—
tug his recent speech at Carnegie Music
hall. '
Killed “so Man Who Killed Hills.
Iieuuou, June 8.--Ncwe rcachcs here
of a double killing by ucgrocs in Mackina-
burg county. lien Boyer and William
Kimball. who were employed on the same
farm. quarrclcd. Kimball began shooting
with a pistol. and Boyce foil at the second
shot; but. when dying, drew a pistol and
shot Kimball through the abdomen.
Navelrand All Spent.
Wesumo‘ros, J one ii.--At present work
is practically at a stamistill In all the navy
yards and repair shops of the navy and
will not he resumed until the let of July.
Thc lump appropriations for construction
and repair and for steam engineering for
this ilscal your are practically exhausted.
'l'hree Roasted In a Freight Car.
limos Boos. June e—mao charred re-
mains of three persons were found in the
embers or ii freight oars wrecked on the
iron Mountain near Benton. The three
victims are supposed to have been shut up
in a freight car.
senator Brice Buys e n'eliroad.
Arms, 0.. June anew-tor Galvin
8. Brice has consummatsdadeal by which
he becomes owner of the ritesburg, Ak-
ron and Western railroad. The purchase
MN ll “00,000. I »
‘ngsjlr war..- noes.
New You, Jane ,E—Dr. Viiliam 3.
Wallace, who was visa 1 oi the
irish National Federation of America,
at his home in this city. ,
ViesAdrntrsldhopertnsed.
Moon. June auras Times aa-
uocncssthedeeth ct ViseAdrnlral coo-
mter knownes the tether at the
./
W. L. Donates
3 SHOE tarot: near.
"1' [GI A KING.
» a. connovasr,
. mam W.
'amiwtsum
all! rouse: sorts.
”peg. WORKINGfiws.
ve-
rs.’
The
From in to :3 saved over other snakes.
iiyourdeaiercennotsuppiyycuwecau. Sold
J. Schaub at Sofia:
CARPENTER AND RiIlllIER,
onlceQWeil street: sh No. it Croaestreet.
orwaik.'ml:filmatee cheerfully given tor
or b Ianbing of ever
description prom y at to. All war
guaranteed. mi tr
it. lies Ham t NIiIIOId II. ll.
JANUARY :1. int.
seats heave scorn aoawane as
renown:
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as. geese-n4
ea. 7 more.
I so. ,. .
tiles. .
fines.
In:
mvenewrone
Hm“ Luring
”'2'. flea.
S. B. WILSON ,
-' Mattin
10 cents to, 20 cents.
e4. WASHINGTON smear. SOUTH NORWALK. ecu
wnlturs comm REPIlilTIIIi
Corner Madison and Franklinf’ Streets. South N‘orwalk.
THE BEST MIKE WililINS IIF. IIlI. IIIIIIIS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washbum.
\
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ROCHESTER
Billiillit ‘
a responsible party who
has been doing business .
here for nine years. ;
Every wheel warranted;
H
a.
11'!ng M. WRIG‘
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat.
en: business conducted for "career: pug,
oua omc: Is orrcsrv: u. 3. PATENTOFPICI
and we correct-urn pate-nun less tune. than use
remote (mm Washington.
t Send model. drawing or photo, with descri
tion. We advise. if pamnmldc or not, tree 0!
charge. Our Ice not due till {intent is secured.
g pgnpugn. " lime to 0 min Parents," with
cost of some in the U. S. and iorcxgn countries
sent Iree. Address,
O.A SNOWdLOO
Firs. lite and incident insurance
Iiiil ESTATE iiiil HlliiSE iiiElil
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl
lg Drafts Loses minted and
stocks Sold. olecb um Place,
next to Post once. South Nansen,“
Natery Public. Acknowledgments
en.
1mm
YOUR SAVINGS IN
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
INSII
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
OR FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
Room 1, liescnlc Building, Norwelk.
on. KAN ll! Westutltlti’eei.
new York City,
I”, fimgofi
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RELIABLE SIX PER ‘
IIIIIIIIIII n. sou;
firewall . «
millihiiiim'“ me -
insurance combined. take an endo‘wnmut in
THE RIINNEIITIIIIIT GENERll lIFE
INSIIRINRE RRNPINI °‘ ”W
Conmltofleu
as rit
d goodsevcgh &)aa an that human skill can
years on rice exception-
all careful investments. as dglhg basin
in salthy localities of this country only
REPRESENTED BY
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
ill WASHINGTON 8T.
Booth Norwalk. 0mm.
scum Illliiliiili Siiliills till
51 Washington street.
Open deilytromO tol:e.m..and from 1h
9. m.. and on Saturday" evenings in m I to.
"Interest allowed on deposits
ALDEN BOWANS, Prest-
JOBN H. “KRIS. Vice-m
JOHN H. KNAPP. Ben. and 'l'rl.
Short
VACATIONS. V
ton nus! reopen.
Via Old Point Comfort, Ya. I...
~700 James or com mvm'
0n the Beautiful new steamship at the 1
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Attordlngnesteadnecreetiou.
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rheeetripsfars idealrse a ccneidsrahlefi
Icuismadethrccghthe quiet wstmsel fl
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