(the w." Beaks has cost-
Dsskaln’shonseon Barren
‘ and Ir. leach wheel-
_ Yorkocltyaeeterdayund
meeting. ~ of the Northwest
wigkbe held Wednesday
3" -
WI Boss of Herman. will
‘ 3 night. and elect ofiloers
mfg! am yet! by John
4. ‘ sisal and picnic yes
thfloflsnoe'a Island. where a
1
hands the 16th inst. will be
. ' 1 Sunday. and collec-
.w‘rlll s taken in the various
0‘ m ”was
dro letter boxesere
' today at the old lamp
til-tho electric light poles." the
to remove the posts. .
Verity was towing a scow
harbor. this morning. when
against the can bony and towed
150 feet out of position.
Bryant. of Norwalk, has been
- summer of the credential
2. of the United Order of the
Gram for Connecticut.
_—.————
Annie Cursoren died at the home
3 sitar. lire. Patrick Kearney, on
‘ street. yesterdaY. aged twenty-nine
, :The funeral will be held tomorrow
at0o’elook.
. mmmrnan died at hie residence,
m of Jarvis and Gill! streets, yester-
" .eged seventy ears. The funeral
m be held from t. llary's church, at
' ‘clock tomorrow morning.
I—-Fot ' ting.good and reason-
able. 1303:: moor. Wall and Water
' . Norwalk.
The, Y. M. G. A. song service, yester-
day. was well attended. Secretary Jack-
‘ delivered en‘sddress u n "Three
We of Christian Faith. ’ vim. ‘spir-
it“! power. prayer, and biblical know-
Tllo Norwalk Baptist Young People's
Union will hold a business meeting to.
fltht at 8 o’clock. to elect officers for the
,iellnlllg term and such other business as
- come up at this time. A full at-
genes is desired.
Ire. Kileeki Bradbury. of Boston. who
"' ' tosin at the commencement ex-
' at Blfiside. will assist the choir of
". Tltorwalk Congregational church,
Sabbath. both morning end even-
in. In the evening there will he a praise
service.
‘. 30.,A. French has been notified to at-
tends town meeting to be held by the
*dtinll \of Barton. tonight. They are
humiliating the formic ofa fire bri-
“gedolntbat village. and ink favorable
‘ofthe Bridgeport tire extinguisher. for
" which Ir. French is agent.
A frdght train was backing down
, morning. on the main line of the
Denhnry end Norwalk division. When
. ' ”Pine street the body of aflet car
? ~ left the trucks and ran on top of an-
‘ . otltorcer. Bath cars were hauled toe
villetreckin the freight yard to await
repairs. -
The entertainment at the Winnipeulr
wheel was repeated Saturday night he-
” fares welbfilled house. Financially it
, h. be en a success. the proceeds amount-
hgto much more than was expected
’ feral: Wood secured the prize for selling
the largest number of admission tickets.
filling twenty-seven.
‘(ItarlesVsrneymbairman of the fire
' ' ' wuss of Gloucester. tiass..eccom-
f, by H. H. Wefel. representing the
' ' ~ « Fire Engine company. er-
.“ Jll herwalk this morals to in-
Ile new tire steamer. inf Eu-
" T Prowitt took the steamer to Eoyt
who she was given a trial.
Board of usilnetion at a meet-
< “at the eggptroller’s in... June
. , to! an act by the Gen-
1; .1801. should bereduced from
itae returned by the aslectmen
.600. the sum of 010,408,420,
' and ty .
«has. ‘ "Many of Billiards” is ready
heslnsse Silurian. building.
is... belonging to s Wilton man
Widens sin RobsrtGrsen’s
‘ 1 ,‘thsccraero Franklin and Elm
owner of Film street.
himself from tileoerrlsgo
‘ Acksrt. Nathan Champlain,
mum on. m athe
Knot.today.isllt°. ‘ .
mes. comm-a.
colonial-mam slit 9 y "
In'tbe Neromabann club shoot. ast-
mnhehsst escrsewsre msdehy F.
F and A.8snford. Sanford broke
thirty straight. . '
Caterer EA. Leaehseleesedthe
guest store in D. P. my: tblock c:
sehlngton strut. oppos e
ofilce.andls having it fitted for 533..-
penny before July let. ,
'Thenewere two excursions at Roton
Point. Saturday. the iron steamers
lephus and (agape bringing the Party-
third Street ethodlst Episcopal church.
New York. and two Masonic lodges.
Lsrge numbers of people visited the
Point Saturday evening and yesterday.
Tomorrow the Fleet Street Methodist
réhnrch. Brooklyn, will picnic at the
clot. «
[soswamr news on rim non] ‘
ROWAYTON.
At the Third Methodist Episcopal
church. yesterday morning. a large con-
gregation listened to an excellent dis.
calms by the pastor. Be . J. H. Slater.
his text being in 1 Kin . ii., 18. 10. In
the evening Children'slgpy was observed
by the school with appropriate exercises.
The church was preltily decanted the
night before by those in charge. and the
exercises reflected credit on those who
had the training of the echelon. The
opening song was participated in by the
school.foliowed by er. Recitation
were given by tiles nleh Ackart.
Beneyn Bmedwa .Ruth Thomas. Amy
Gale, Ifay Fitch. cunts Lowndes. Mabel
Preston
Bart. Grace Bryan and Fred Harris; so-
los. David Hills and Beulah Acksrt; and
a duet by Misses Lillian Crockett and
Olive Hart, accompanied .on the organ
by Alice Crockett. was enjoyed by ell.
George Wemsley Hoyt died Saturday
night. at his home in this place. after a
sickness of shout three weeks of typhoid
fever. Mr. Hoyt wee employed in Intern-
, ford. and contracted the diseased while
in that city. He was in the thirtieth
year of his age. He leaves a widow. the
daughter of the late Rev. C. G. Cullen. to
whom he was married about one year
ago. Deceased wane member in good
standing of Butler Lodge, I. O. O. E, of
South Norwslk. and a delegation will
attend the funeral services. which will
be private from his late residence.tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The young people of the Third Metho-
dist EpiscOpal church are re nested to
meet at the home of Mrs. . W. God-
frey, this evening. to make arrangements
for holding an entertainment.
Frank. aged four years. oungsst son
of Captain end Ifrs. Lewis Raymond.
died last night. at his home no Kain
street. The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 3:80 o‘clock.
The condition of Augustus Themes is
gradually growing worse. and it is
thought he can only live a few days.
Misses Alice end Ida Stewart. of
New York city. spent Seturda and sun-
day with Mr. and hire. 8. A. ritliu.
THE GRAND PRIX.
Merry Americans, Including Counts. be
Cuatcllnne. Sew'tlm Big Race.
PATHS. June 10.—-'l'be race for t a.
Grand Prix of Paris was won by hi. ‘ -
mend Blanc’e Andros. Vicornto d'liar-
court's Cherbourg was second and Baron’
A. do Schloklcr‘s Le Sagltlalro third. This
race was witnessed byalargo crowd of
English and Americans. whilo political
and social Paris did everything possible
to make the event this year even greater
and more magnificent than similar races
during past seasons. The environs of the
grand course formed a scene of rare beau~
ty. costumes of brilliant colors rising tor-
rsccllke on all sides.
So douse was the crowd that at times
motion was almost impossible in the vi-
olulty of the places where mutuals wore
being sold. The day was warm. the air
close. and several light showers during
the afternoon were welcomed by the tone
of thousands present. since there was on-
ly enough of rain to cool the atmosphere
and lay the dust.
President Fours. shortly bofore the race.
inspected the lllstartors in the paddock.
paying especial attention to the general
favorite. Uranium. The trial gallop then
tool: place. Chorbonrg showing up in good
farm.‘ Betting on Andree was it to l.
Chorbourg 8 to l and lie Sagittalro 12 to 1.
None of the Americans oameln mall
coaches, as had been expected. Among the
numerous Alum-loans present. however.
were United States litrubassador J. B.
Eustls. Consul General S. it. Morse and
their wives. cx~8ecrctary Webb and (liar.
cnco Maokay.
Among others in attendance wore the‘
Count and Countess dc Citatcllauc. Duch-
ess Luynos. (lomtosse Elvcnno. Princess
Common and Princess Pollgnsc.
The defeat of the favorite. Omnlum II.
was received with silence by tho disap-
pointed thousands present. The whole race
scorned decidedly uncertain from start
to finish. The English contingent lost
considerable monsyon the English horses.
which were nowhere in the race. while
the ltmarlcans generally seemed to be back-
ing the favorite. Omnlnln if.
The Grand Prix of Paris. onset the
. leading racing events of the year, is for
a pores of 300,000 francs («0.000). 150.000
franm Mammal by the city of Paris
and 00.000 as by the
companies. for entire suite and fillies.
fueled in 1000. of every desiirlptlcn and
country. 'addsdtoasweepstalies or 1.000
fiance mob. -
“was: mean. June ill. at l some.
HOUSE and
within
five great railway m
All of the English. French and
Americans Reported Killed.
times at center emanate.
Women and children In the ”lesion Houses
at Ohongtn field to Have Shelled the
l‘ete o: Hen—~0msrn‘ment Tries Conceal-
ment—trench Warship Sent.
Manon. June lo.—-A special dispatch
from Shanghai says that it is almost oer-
tsln theta rumors of all the persona
connected with the English. French and
American missions at Ohcngtu has oc-
curred.
Neither men. women our children have
been spared. according to the report
It is admitted that telegrams have been
intercepted by tho govornment. the object
being to conceal the newsot the massacre.
A French gnnboot is en route to Wu.
cheng to investigate the report.
The Moosh Commission Dissolvcs.
Consras'rlxortn. J one 10. —- Advices
from Moosh are to, the effect that the
Mocsh commission has practically dis.
solved. The English consul just appointed
at Bitlis has been instructed to go to
Month before the commission leaves...”
the Armenians fear a resumption of the
attacks if there is no person at Muesli to
represent the powers there.
Additional reports received indicate that
the Moosb commission closed on Friday.
so far as the work of the European deio-
gatos is concerned. They were compelled
to tell the Turkish delegates that they
could have nothing more to do with them.
From the first the attitude of the Turkish
delegates has been invariably and increas-
ingly dishonest According to the state
ments of those interested in the workings
of the commission, the roprcsontatlvcs of
the sultan have not manifested honor.
truth or decency. They have made no ef-
forts to determine the cause of the outrages
in Armenia.
The rupture‘hetwcen the Turkish and
European commissioners was caused by
the refusal of the Turks on purely farcical
grounds to hear important witnesses upon
matters pol tnlnlug to the questions at is-
sue. It was evident that the Turks were
afraid that the tissue of falsehoods that
they have thrown around the situation in
Armenia would be broken down. The Eu.
ropcan commissioners will call the report
of the Turks into question for the pur—
pose of ascertaining whether the high oili-
clals of any state claiming to he civilized
have ever taken the position assumed by
the Turks during the meetings of this
commission. it is only fair to say that
their every action has been prompted and
sanctioned or ratified directly by the high-
est authorities.
The Powers Almost Exeapcreted.
Ounces. Juno 10.—-—.\‘ovosti, one of the
loading newspapers. says that the stupid-
ity of the pcrtc is exhausting the patience
of the powers It will ultimately result in
forcing the signers of the Berlin treaty to
strip Turkey of all jurisdiction over Ar-
menia. and thus prevent further outrages.
The “'urtemburg Clourlilul'et.
BERLIN. Juno 10.—-Furtiler reports from
the disastrous storms in the vicinity of
Wurtolnburg only add to. the horrors of
the first accounts of the devastation. The
latest advices describe the country as be
ingfnd‘hrmod into a vorllabio’dssert.
Reported Illots In Moeaoui.
Coxsrav‘rnml'm. Juno )0. —charrs
have been received here to the elloct that
serious trouble has occurred in Mossoul.
Rumors that many persons have been
killed have been freely circulated. but it
is impossible to verify those statements
Egypt's Cotton Crop Injured.
Canto, Juno iii-Cotton worms have
caused and havoc in the province of the
Delta. Many fields have been stripped,
and it is feared that the yield of cotton in
Egypt will be seriously alicctod.
A Cyclone In ltaly.
Roux, June iU.--A cyclone swept the
district of Motola. in the province of ion.
on. Property to the amount. of 1,000,900
lire was damaged.
Miss Au nets Holler. of Washington
street. an Henry llruna. a carpenter
employed by contractor J. ll. Raymond.
were married at 4:30 o'clock. yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was perform-
ed at their newly furnished o rt-
meats. ll Dsy street. by Rev. . A.
Brockmeier. The bride's sister. Miss
Merle Iluller, wee hrldcsnlsld. and Her.
men Malmo was best man. A reception
fg‘llowed and a pleasant time was enjoy-
! .
Special Town Meeting.
WHIREA“.epettllos has been presented
to the undersigned selectmsu of the town of
Norwelh signed by ten legal voters residing
the territorial limits of the die or.
hereinafter degribsd. praying for the cal . by
then eralgn .cfenieet he ofthsleealvot
era residing within the limits of said district
van that a meeting of
for r so erslnelt
that“ We the territorie
“w..." .n .
llmltafollowl .umr'.’ nrllng etapolnt
l|0 fret We ht lilo test eestari
from i ins to wayton epot‘on oi
mentioned.
0 once running son
t in i we leedln to on
. a y from Thine [dill
. them running dueeeet to the shorson
hweterlnsrkuhencs olo ng lghw
,’ M headlhm
ii? wade“...
Midge “when...
3 3 %~
at“: ,
3.71:- V.
MASSACRE u liSSIO .
it?" Which sav‘lg
late for him to up a regular
ofplndy. there being no time to
tenet amid the myriad cares elective
But the next best thing to a college
course is the possesslon of the results of
the ripe scholarship of others. and when
these results are
finally themes: of a college educa-
How to get these results to on import-
ant question. but Till Erbium answer-
ed it for its readers by putting within
their reach tbelneom e reference
library. the Encyclopedia Britsnnica.and
doing it too at a figure Which makes it
available to every one. This work is the
combined epitomlsarlon of the ripest and
best knowledge of hundreds of the abieet
minds of England and America.
In a word. the Encyclopedia Brit
is a college education in itself. The most
brilliant college graduate cannot know
more than is contained within these
pages. and the humbiest reader becomes
at once on a par with him who has de—
voted long years of study.
This sreat educational advantpge 'i'lul
Smash readers may put within their
reach for the insignfiioent sum of ten
will beoontlnued indefinitely. The the-
ory of the en erprlee is that all who with
toavsii flit-l selves of intellectual process
will accept the terms of the proposition
Without deity. sari therefore it is a part
of the arrangement that this offer should
be held open for a start time. For this
reason no time shouldbeldst in taking
advantage of the un recedented terms
offered. See the propos tion on the eecond
Pill?-
—-A Fine Combination.
The choicest Havana filler. the finest
Sumatra wrapper. the best Connecticut
binder. That is what you get in an Im-
riel Crown 10c cigar. G. S. Trow-
ridge 3 Co.
eloo new-is. nice.
The redder-s 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 Catarrh. Hell's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease. reuulrcs a constitutional treat-
ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly. acting dirrctly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of tile eyetém. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. 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 otter One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. 0
Address. F. J. CHENEY lb CO.. Toledo. 0
H'sold by Druggiete. 75c.
m
NOTICE.
THE ofllcers and members of Butler Lodge.
No 96. I. 0. 0. F.. are requested to meet
at the lodge room on Tuesday. the eleventh. at
if!» p. m.. to attend the funeral of on late
brother. George that. 8 order of the . 0..
J0 N B. ATTERSUN. Sec.
D. W. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBMMER.
93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIQENCE, MAHACKEMO HOTEL.
ml 1y
gut—eilainmecfs.
W, New. 4.:
Whist, VVhist,
LIVING WHIST.
Hoyt’s 0pm licuss, 80. llorwalll.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
June 19, 20 and 21.
Home talent will play a game of living
wblet. Fifty-seven people in the cast. One
nine. thirteen tricks. lunch trick calls for the
stat novelties in dancing. One night's pro-
roads will be glue to the hospital fund. by
those taking part In the game. LivlnhWblat
and e host of attraction» each night. a en-
tire entertainmout will be under the direc-
tion of Prof. W. G.
master of dancing.
Admission 300 and bile Chart opens at Pleis-
loil's and Gregory‘s pharmacies. on Baturdav.
June lhlh. Per committee Living Whlat. jli
Nowell. the well-known
THE FLORENCE a:
Hill EXCURSIUNS.
’Tlie‘Tiorsnee ll." Captain ltcy Comalcck.
can be chartered for excursions. sc-
commodetions. first class cabin. charter res-i.
onahle. Apply tolhe captain. or William 1".
Heels. 183m
{tones ,
TU SAVINGSUBINK DEPOSITDRS.
'A his to the provisions of the new law.
it hon ntthe nevi hastsof the
$3... 0 in orwe'l'k. after 1113.1“. lull.
8A'l‘ REJAYB will he a from 0 to llo’oloc
rob. W. afiwoumi’h
our“? evenings of each week. from i to 0
as soggy.
s - [m Em
1”!!an COU fa M TNGB DAN".
ova aonwflx lift? 'il'sg‘hnrlka 1. a...
so islm By Joan . use". Titus.
“1
Building Lots
*on creator Woodward properly. or-
erlooking liorwslk Herbert else
adestrahle
sabre. Lot
rd...
, e t lead the .
one who has them. stmmmend has
rentseday. The offer is not one that 3
V.
hill;
ream
FOR‘SA
In
ill
b.
One hot adjoin!
own ‘s d ,
{32“ by “to“ in or rest ence.1lbfsst
th; [our but a
mucous. .........d..;a.:;.u
. as we as an as
we and electric lights. Several Good ”1333?
oodbn avenue. 50 and so fast front. by 180
feet in ‘
ALSO
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Tile: OUSE. No. M UNION PARK.
ls house was built by the owner
for his own residence: is first class in every
respect. and is in perfect repair. This proper-
ty will he sold at a bargain and a large portion
of the purchase money may remain on mort-
ge e at five per cent.
or turthapartlculsrs inquire of the owner
who would pleased to show the property so
any person desiring to purchase. .
18A COLE.
raw 2w
Norwelk. Maya/7.1803.
The hosts! all high gradehicycles.
STilllMEll BIBYBLES
A splendid medium rice wheel.
lessons given. or
where. to those delKl-IE
THE J. T. PBOWITT 80.
Inch 23 tf
liregnry’sani Hotel
FORMERLY DORLON'S,
South Norwaik. CL.
is now open for the season of 1895.
Share dinners. Rhode' Island Clam
Hates. battling. Boating and Fishing.
Electric cars to hotel. connecting with
all railroad stations. and New York
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
m
28“
alter Spectacle tells do.
located opposite post once. Norwalk.
eves axanrmso rear.
For a short time only. DR. 0. F. HUGHES.
Refraction Specialist. gives his sole attention
to the scientific correcting of dlfilcuit casee of
defective vision. if our eyes are weak. or
vision poor. you short it consult at once and
haven flair of Silex lenses adjusted to your
eyes. 1‘ ey give ease and comfort to the wear-
er. The material from which the lenses are
ground is hard. pure and brilliant. Not liable
to become scratched. Arc cooling to the eyes.
strengthen the nerves. doing “Pay with
frequent changing of glasses. as they last for
years. (Masses are not always given to im-
rove ext-sight. but to relieve undue strains;
nahort. to assist nature. Thousands of eyes
are ruined yearly. eleven persons out of ten
have neither e e alike. and one out of twenty
have asligulat em. hence the necemiiy of test-
ing cinch eye separately. Special attention is
given to any inequality that me exist he-
twoeu the refraction of the eyes. n‘t delay.
but caiuttlt at. once. .18 lm
J *
a. ll. HMWEi'll
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WINTEB IMMENITELT.
Poaitlon for two cashiers. four book-bee re.
two salesmen. l chef. two cocks. four wa ters.
lwu exwrienced young Swedish memtrn farm
ileum. an‘d fiv‘Ewomlllm to gr ant by the day
was a . run or ones c can on.
“ g e. il. narrvav.
nanvsr‘n silos mile.
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
m if
a
Illicite building latest Elmcrest. .
d for if received lse- ‘
withus. ° ‘
sail tit
‘ g “I
.n
Itwillve you to visit a ‘
your the {a for transit or buys.
a larger Eliot's. select from. You
c asesen over. You'l enio theou
see all the Newest U - ete :nnd
Summer Clothing. ll‘nrnTshlngs and
MEIGS. coo.
STURTEVANT BUILDING.
837 Main cor. Bank Bt.. Bridgeport. ct.
W
.1315.
Dress tuning School.
At No. 22 Main Street.
over Lawton’e store. is certainly of great
importance to the people of South Nor~
walk and vicinity. They teach how to
cut and make all garments in the very
latest style. School Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
All are invited to come to the school and
see something new.
National Garment Cutler “lit.
MUSIC HALL
' ‘ f5""‘~"}.;,..-v..,‘.,. _ . .
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
H.B.BULKLEY&80.
52 south Main so.”
AGENTS FOR
Slearns and Keeling,
Elmore and lxcn Bicycles
Bicycles from .60 n . Wheels routed and
repaired. l‘ m
Tabior 8: Golden.
WASHINGTON STREET,
'1 Pemne lmkln
fora lo:I or house andlot
with the view 0 pure
. are invited to«
call and examine our list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
arises and on our terms. Mt!
conlil lllllllil lull
CALL ON US.
We have the largest and best line of decanted china in town. and at
prices that cannot be best. We can say the same of our Agate Were.
l‘in Ware and other housefurniehing goods.
N0 TROUBLE T0 "SHOW 80008.
In Gasoline Stoves we sell the Manhattan. well known to be the best.
You cannot beat our prices. Try us.
NASH & VAN scov, ;
Mill WEST STREETS.
W—
H
j
dual lull Ill Till
MEAD'S.
v .
grilles qqu.-quellty and make mafia:
gm have our car fare you on all para ,
o
.i
Baal Estate and Insurance. '
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