, "to. n. will more melt. and also nomi meat the Norwelk antisepiors , shatter» , .‘ulght hand on the ' has changed places with I ‘ admitted to member- 'deys' vacation, and Substl' it. w. Clark is taking at. was. or so Franklin avenue, __ _ a hilly, attending the fun— his sister-ln-law, Mrs. William newehfionot theTramwaycom- ,. Bell Island, wbiohisnownear- ‘hpletiomis tobe lightedbyeleo- ,membsra of Putnam Hose com- will go to Port Chester. to-morrow . to attend the picnic of Heller Pull-w Burohsrd was arrested for ‘ so last night, in Norwelk. «returning she was sententcd to V H and bottles spread on Raymond bythe boys of the neighborhood. . hilly F voted last night to attend petty D's picnic on July 4 Only to members were present, however. said that the majority of the com- is in favor of going to New Gear ~u «I‘llutegattnched to a wagon contain- ' Moe ran away on Burbank strrat, etteruoon. While going . _ , street. the vehicle was , ind , contents scattered the street. The horse freed held a special meeting last night to latest a first lieutenant, vice W. H. ' Second Lieutenant , , unanimously a” hat lieutenant and James B. m was unanimously chosen ‘ to . T‘e‘nceaadtlr. MeGann as second lieutenant. . A well-known newspaper man was riding over the Washington street Ridge. Monday evening, returning from the rec- in Westport and leading a Hy'e wheel. In some unaccountable Inner the two bicycles became tangled , up, end with the rider lay in a heap near “I trolley track. Neither the wheels hurdle rider were injured. lb Flote' Belle Sherwood, daughter d Arthur Sherwood.of Sherwood's Is- “ Green's Farms. and a sister of A. 1'- W, Mrs. J. C. Newkrrk end nineteen. Sherwood, of Norwalk, t. mm musician. She has just a wait: which she calls I a“ It tsnow helngcopyrighted. companion is dedicated to herois- _, y In connection withlthe elimi- ‘ef grade crcrsinga and four- ’ imgh South Norwalk, rou- 'elenlron structure and includ- hm font-«tuck drawbtldgs over Walk a. 'ver, hevc l on awarded Mireille Steel comm}. of PI. Tbept cc of this work is stucco. Thewcrk ofeliminet'ng ~ crossings throughths city of babes-divided into two sections. of one raci' on has bum award- “B: Brown. of New York, the who eacurrimoat of the is South Norws'k and vicinity. In. Augusta Basichttvictr sue Woe Schiidkneeht. hosiery. lisslarseretbreld ’ i may. Its. new: W. tire. realise Wen- Mire. liens Vienna: new Sturmrneo marinated» mdnufilelnpaddn streets. to mismmsnmh aheroiooapturecta runaway team of aim. stopping them before” any wmmmm to III! I “Bartram leaving Waterbury at m Aaron Tyler is enjoy: , tea on insurance. reported favorable on a C. E Seymour. thearouryman,made horsesanashluaton street, yesterday Ile'inegd was doeem The Refined Cornmiaeioners have an- traln on Sundays between Waterbury 7:15a.m..andBrldgspcrt on return at 6:30 ll. "It ' Mk Sealed proposals will be received a; the Water Oommiesiouere’ ethos until Tuesday, June 85th. at 4 o ’elcek, p. In., for the purchase of any part or the whole of moon bonds. denominated “Water Fund of the City of South Norwelk.” '—Adams Bros. have put down the price of meet. The Norwalks sent Manager O'Rourke a letter this morning saying they would not be this to play here today. The notice wee received at the lest moment end lfr. O'Rourke was unable to arrange a game with any other club—Bridge- port Farmer. ' In the House. yesterday, the commit- joiut resolution incorporating the Fair- fleld County Mutual Fire Insurance oom- pauy, of Norwalk. It is rumored that Fred 8. Ambler hes purchascd‘the bicycle business of the C. Ford Seeley Cycle company. and that A. Preston Sherwood, the late proprietor, will conduct the business for the present- . __.___ The city attorney hes drawn a com- p'eint against Eugene M. Tolles. charg- ing him with violating a city ordinance in obstructing the sidewalk and gutter in front of his residence on South Main street. The oystermeu are taking large queu- titirs of good seed ed the Bridgeport beds. The temperature of the water at Tue Knob today Is 66 °. The mounds and the initials “R. & G. " on the grohnds of the Roth & Gold- schmidt corset manufactory, Ann street, have been attractively laid out and tilled with plants and ilowers by Florist Smith. With the well-kept lawn and driveway they make a very pretty appearance. Harry Wilson, formerly a driver for the Adams Express company. who went to Illinois suddenly a few weeks ego, re- turned to South Norweik. lest night. having been sent for by his father, W. R. Wilson. This morning he was arrested on complaint of his wife, who charges him with non-support. Judge Frost placed him under “00 bonds. James Newton. of Danbury, baggage master on the 5:15 train for Danbury, rode up on the engine from Wilson Point, yesterday afternoon. At Monroe street he leaned out and was struck byeswitch and knocked from the locomotive. He fell away from the track and thus escaped being run over. He was somewhat in- jured, but was able to resume his duties. —We take this method of informing our patrons and the public that, lrom this date, we shall sell meets at the old popular prices. Adams Bros. At the meeting of Uncas .Trihe, I. 0. R. M..Iaat night. tickets for the shore dinner at Burton Point, on the 20th inst" were given out.They can be procured from the committee. J. P. Francis, George A. Wirelpiey, C. E. Seymour and P. B. Iiiller. The hunter's degree was con- ferredlast night. Next week the semi- eenuelnomiuetion of officers will take place. Mrs. Julie Betta celebrated the eighty- fourth anniversary at her birthday. at her home Main street, Norwaik, yester- day. During the day she received many remembrance: from friends,aa well as asverelcailers. A birthday dinner was served. Those prrsent were Mrs. Ade- line Green, Miss Ida Green. Mrs. Lewis Hubbell. Knead lira. L. C. Green and soullarold,lr.eud llu. A. G. Betta. Mrs. S. W. Bylngtou and son, 0. J. Betta; Ire. Susan A. Whittock. Merldeut lira. Capt. Bruce Byxt 3e, East Norwalk; Mrs. W. R. Campbell and daughter Entries. of New York. The 3.3mm}! ~~d of Hem‘t hrs begun a light azr'nat tubascnlcsb and cscu‘st‘on. Dr. B. D.Shr: dy.amsmber oftheBozrd. srd a former rim of Norwalkmedepsper preprrcd at the recent at the Bat-9d. It drasr‘ihrs at sum length the origin, life and handouts wrought. by tubarcln. pulmonary tubercultsfv. or r assumption is her: titzrymrs the stash of aslimll: 5three. kissing among the msmtarr of e tem‘ly,“ Ahmeehpertetterecl'khtsmt Whom-salty unease-users Ill-Mm. We have made special armaments“ witbtbeamntscftbe calebratedBaea‘r Glove-Fitting Peturns,hywhichwecen passanttoourladyreadersaomseftheir very newest and choicest peMrna of protests. Full andexpllcit directions sourpany each pattern. GSS‘i‘LADIES' BLAZER JACKET 6382-LADIES' BLOUSE WAIST 6323' LADIES' SKIRT HINTS BY MAY MANTON. Blue and white striped linen duck makes this natty summer suit. the jacket revere being faced with plain bluclinen, Belt and collar of white linen with blue silk four-in-hend necktie. White sailor hat with blue ribbon band. This design exceeds in style all pre- vious ones for suits of this kind, which will he more the vogue than ever in the approaching season. It has the merit of being very generally becoming, and its simple construction will recommend it to the home dressmaker. While shown horses a model for suits of duck, mad. res, galaton. canvas, er other fashion- able cotton fabrics, it is equally desirable for those of serge, oheviot tweed, cem- el’s hair. or other sresonable woolens. The blouse can he made of corres- ponding material in silk or cotton with collar to match separate collar as desired. The jacket, or blazer. with fanciful, double pointed revere, has loose-fitting fronts, the back and sides stylishly conforming to the lig- ure. The curving center seam is made in cost lapa,whlls the side seams ere bid- den in cost piaits below the waist line. Full. -o-mutton sleeves lit the arm clueely' be ow the elbow, the wrists being plainly completed. The skirt hangs in fashionable folds around the form, dis- tending stylishly at the lower edge. it can bsmada up with or without a lining as The jacket and blouse are out in live since. vie . 32.34.136.88 and 40 inches bust measure. The skirt is out in live sins. viz.: 22 14,26, 28end 30inebes waist measure. The retail price of jacket and blouse patterns Is twenty five cents each; skirts, thirty cents. EVEIIIIIS SEIITIIIEL IIOIIPIIII IENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY SIZE. 0" NO. (381. Cut this out. fill in your name and address: or! mail or take to Stunsvant's Bargain House. [NAME ADDRESS... ........................................................... _.. x ATTIRN No. 0381. SIZE lb This coupon and i: ate. will secure North Main. and erwalk. ttern at Sturtcvant's, on streets. South Iorwelk Street Beltway Bill. The Senate concurred. yesterday, in the amendment added to the Norwalk Street Railway bill in the House, which providr'l that certain exlamions shall uotbe built without the pcrmissioncf the mayor and Court of Cimmon Council of South Norwelk. 8 msnr Day- ton otiersd an amendment st..king out a portion of section 8. which he said gave the road the right of eminent domain. Senators Coilsy and Marigold objected. claiming the section gave the road no extreme ptivllsges. The amendment was rejected and the bill parsed. it was ordered transmittal to the state were tageabcut June 15th. The cottage hsaen just been repainted and the grounder.“ improvement. Mr. Bennett will takejum city boarders. fcrputtiug'togsthsrthegarmentsao-l, charisma were thrownoat . eedtheinetwhealsof thsvehiolewcre smashed Edward Bsuurtt will open Hillside out lined up. Almgetber It is 'qulte an- The children of the Methodist church gave a very creditable entertainment on Sunday evening. to a full house. The decorations were very fine, considering that nothing but wild flowers were used. Mrs. E S. Marsh has returned item visiting friends In New Haven and Hart-t ford. Mr. and Mrs. David Gould were in town Sunday. guests of Mrs. Marsh», Ilrs.'R. G. Brewster is entertaining friends from Brooklyn. Ills. John Ferris is vrsiting her mother at Worcester. ,. D. B. Miller, Jr., was in town Sunday. CRANBUBY. — Mrs. F. F. Clarke, Mrs. M. E. Taylor and Mrs. E. S. Taylor are spend— ing the day with Melville Downs, in Westport. Lester Gregory and wife, of Brooklyn. are guests of David B. Tinkier. Mrs. Charles E. Gregory is visiting her mother is Weston. Charles Benton is on the sick list. ' Pltcher’s Castorla. When Baby was sick, we gave her Cestorle. When Slit! was a Child, she cried for Cuetorle. When she became Miss, she clung to Custom When she had Children, she gavcthem Castorle. Children Cry for Pitcher’o Castoria. Children Cry for Eltoher’e Castoria. DISTRICTM Cl" NORWALK. as. PROBATE URT. Mey Eitth . D.. Estate of Sophia Haring. late of Norwelk. in said District, d.ecoased The Court of Probate for the District of Nor- welk, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate toexhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to react their accounts. smperly attested. wit in said time will be barreda recovery. All persons indebted to said estateare requester“ tomeke Immediate paymentto GEORGES SCAN UAB. mm iii 12 Administrator. IS'l‘RlPT Oli‘ NORWALK. ss. _PROBATE (‘Ol' RT. lay 28th. A. l). 180. Estate at Ann Srul: h. late of Norwalk. in said district. drreased. Thst‘ curt of Probate for the District of Nor- walk. hath limited and allowed six months from thedaie hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. withinsairt time. will be de- barrerl a rev-WW All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to Wild. MM 0. Hi‘ BEE. mill? 15 12 Admianlrator. THE FLORENCE B. FOR EXCURSIONS' The‘ Florence B" (apteln Roy Comslorir. can be (battered for excursions lined tit. oomruo‘rlatlons. first time cabin. (hatter rent. mahle. Apply to the captaiu.ur William P. ere. - NOTICE. 1)Ciil.l0 not ice is hereby given to all persons interested in the construction and ex— tcneion of the railway of The Norm-lit Street. Railway company otter the \\ ashlnglon street crossing. and in over and upon South Main Monroe and State streets. to the new steilonlt oftheNh -...Nl:landfl...‘..flltlo ailinthe city of South Nor-walk. and to all persons in- terested in the construction and extension of the railway of 'l' he Norwalk Tramway enm- pany from their present tracks in said South Main street. through Monroe street; in said city. to said new station». that a public hear- ln upon the respective plants and apnlioelious en mitted to the mayor and Court 0. Common Council of said city. by said companies. for such construction and extension. which plans and ap piles-liens are now on tile ii the office of the citv clerk where thev may be seen. will beheld by the mator and Court of (‘ommnn Council. at the l‘ounoll Chamber in said city. on Monday. that” th lost" at. 8: 000 clock p. m. Dated at said city, this lllth day of June.A .. 18%. At JOSEPH TAYLOR. llzdt Cl ty Clark a... .WW Special Town Meeting. WHEREAS. apetltlou has b on presented to the undfir‘slgneit’i’n‘snlffime of ”giro. twigI of res or: mild tits territorial limits of the district Children Cry for , ‘ NOTICE in East liorwaii Taxpayers! TEE District are matiiii’mlifsia’m‘ilta lire yoluxhitpangforM ”edgier 3 ‘ f‘ commonality and a” ‘ “Wm Eon wYou'lwefwuhe have Ion tofrlcttax onslalmii on" the dollar. laid on W fisuunomiit'iio'rm held °.‘.f’t...«. no 31.21;?ng mm“”‘”‘“ H anionic-armistiiueisi‘ M E1 G s 35% 0 cum um “aerator“... 13.2"“ ... .si’iif‘itl’imifiii‘it... a. :ulnum'. "0“ Jim I“ 19'5" "b“ mm bills remaining unpaid cnmenél after uly DE Collector of taxes for the Best Norwelk ME‘ir'e District Dated. May 81. 1805. MUSIC HALL our: Still]. moi lm Building Lots on crest of Woodward properly, ov- erlooking Norwalk Harbor: also a desirable * Shore Lot at end of Lowudes avenue. Open Tuesday. man... .1... stars- P For day evenings and every afternoon. rartlculars APPLY TO Privatelessons canbcarrenged for.Pttr- chesers of wheels receive instructions ll. BWIB‘I‘Z. at Washington 8!. NOTICE TUSAYIIIGS BIIIK BIPOSITOIIS. ble to the provisions of the new law, the ukintr hours or the Savingsl Benita of the Town of Norwel elk. after June lot. 1896. On SATURDAYS will be open from 9 to 12 o ‘clock a. on. and Instead of being open on SATUE' DAY evenings as heretofore. will be open on MOlelAme evenings of each week. iron 7 to 8 0‘0 oc NORWAIJK SAVINGS SOCIETY. sm'l‘reas. FAIRFIELD COUNTY1m SAVINBGS BANK. Buy. Ira}! um Trees. SOUTH NORWA K SA JNGS BANK By Joust ll. satire. Tunes. H. B. BULKLEY 8: III] 52 South Main St.. AGENTS [OB Sleams‘ and letting, Elmore and lxon Bicycles Bicycles from 850 up. Wheels rented and repaired. mlS 1m Gregurl’sPtlmHmel FORMERLY Dorttos's, South Norwalk. Ct.. is now open for the season of 1895. Shot-e dinners. Rhoda lslend Clam Bates Bathing. Boating and Fishing. Electch carstohotel. connecting with all railroad stations. and New York ateamboa Laced rooms. and first class board at reasonable rates. JOHN O’SULLIVAN MANAGER. AND PROPRIETOB. m mm mien: The best of all high grade bicycles. STORMEB BICYCLES'Y‘E A splendid medium price whee one given. or for if received else- where. to those deafigdwith THE .I. T. PBIIWITT £0. mchfltf Taylor 81 Golden. Real Estate and insurance. WASHINGTON 81““. Persons look! feral .or house and lot with the vie.vo purcthiJ. are invited to call and examine our list. s have them for stls in every part ofth eclty at prices and on easv terms.o AUCTION! Will be sold. Saturday. J one 15. at 2 o’clock. at public auction. HOUSE and LOT, on Elizabeth street, known as the Boughtpn Place. House in good repair. c‘lntelns fourteen rooms: lot. walled feet. with plenty or fruit earners near. R H. ROWAN. Executor. 28" Ii. II. HARVEY'S City Employment Agency. Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent ho-ip in any capacity can obtain the same at the above agency. WIIITEII IMMEDIATELY. Position lor two cashiers, four book- keepers. two salesmen. l chef. two cooks. four waiters. two experienced young Swedish men. ten fadrm bands and live women to go out by the day washing. Ironing or house cleaning 0.}! VEY, Beaver 3 shoe arena. 70 North Main street. South Nor-walk. uflt! mflltf Water Commissioners' iiiiice, NO. I! RAILROAD PLACE. Sour“ Nonwatx. June 1. 1875. Sealed proposals will Ibe received at this office until Tuesday. June 26th. m5. at 4 o'clock. p. m.. for the purchase of any part or the whole of 380.0(1) bonds. denominated “Water Fund of the City of South Norwelk.“ Interest. t per cent.. payable semi~annuelly. January and July: thirty years to run, matur- Iug July 1. 1925. [or particulars apply to re odirsThiirErPOEiiearnoe } Wm" HTEPHEN 8- HATCH» ' Commilll;lll;e‘l’nll.2‘ JAMES MITCHELL & SON. Auctlcpleogrle'; CALL ON US. We have the largest and best line of decorated china in town, and at prtces that cannot be best. We can say the same of our Agate Ware, ’l'iu Ware and, other housefuruishiug goods. andclsitnsthattheoldidnof psrticulerlyths younger mouthwatltis last. I!» Ingli- awesomeness-toasting tery's cities. Diocesan Convention. and confirmed 1,488 persons. «commensurate. Nearly all the Episcopal ministers of: the state attended the diocesan conven- tion in New Haven. Bishop Williams made his annual report. During the 1 year he made ninety-nine visitations. preachedandmsde addresses 110 times Not. clergyman have died and twelve have been received from othsrdlocssss. while sight have taken letters dismisscry. Seven persons have been ordained to the times, and sin deacon have been advancsdtcthepriasthcod; the number not ofeandidataa for holyordsrslstwenty- vol its—Ii Pasture Beach “remain “more .. i" "ll" use: Era aiding‘wlthlnu the limiuttTo of said district :Nfiflmmmw to-wlt- nuln ate int lfilriollowl. mo “I“... no vrnaytout depot don ol hence running south nt in bi hwa leeul “mm Ba polntonths shore of ltowa too her her southerly from corner Main street. thence renal centsrofohsttns or a on ollowl cs tar toe of o nel. vs lie rivertoa anoint beginning. thence running due using said Hum ort ' t3! new ‘ meucntl ed. by “given”! that ntTrs meeting of Crockett avenue due west to hence outta the ”0* 'lsrfrltorynctheu'gl n accent!" n,wl llhsheldat mm mm ‘ N0 TROUBLE l0 SHOW 60008... in Gasoline Stoves we sell the Manhattan, well known to be the best. You meet beat our prices. Try us. "'1“?! NASH & VAN SCOY, IIIIIIIIEB IDIITII Illil MID WEST STREETS. E loam . on It Till. MEAD’S. oil“ Kinds of Brick Ice Bream, 400., DELIVERED
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