brown derbys at O’Brisa’i
m
. Iathrop a Shea have a
,‘oi’menatworhonthe con-
eithOnew car house at lili-
a». me. n... u. 1. I'm.
Atalanta Wheel club'wlll‘ take a
mmstardayaltmeoaatart-
, the [South iterwslk Congrega-
remittances.
thslrlsfst meeting the directors or
initial Benefit association
Vorably on ioarteen candidates
. the payment “H.000 bane.
. and‘mis'see’ separate skirtot
mohair, at $3.50. Boston store.
Islam 8.0mm oi Ridgeileld. who
. («state senator last year, wishes. to
more to the Fairilsld couuty bar;
Elite have practiced law in Wis-
sale of trimmed hats, com-
, ‘ thisweek,atlllsss.d‘lllctsch‘s.
wymmureet.
Moincreaseia wagesoi source! the
pioysos on the Danbury and Norwalk
9! the Consolidated road, ’re'ler-
, file“ in“ In! 8mm. yesterday, was
' an adjustment oi wages among a
' ctthemen.
gallerich E. Brady. late. ticket clerk
M Btamiord depot. has accepted a
‘ fssaondpatorintheparlorcar
V: ' New York. New Haven.
railroad. He will oom-
. duties on Monday.
Alphfliisslcinh bicycle races. Fair
' ' tomorrow. Admimion, 25o.
., , afternoon a carryall will
”"Moonveypemengerstoaadirom
H earsw’l‘he Knoholubhouss.
earryali will connect with lhecar
Masses Nerwalh i’orRotonl’oint
:‘fi'lfland every hour after throughout
“”0
Governor Collin is ill at Heubleiu’s
hotel in Eartlord with nervous prostra-
tlon. Hehae not been in vigoroushealth
_ lately, but the prostration attack came
'nddenly. Dr. Colts, 0! Middletown, is
f in attsndance upon him and hire. Col“-
“.flahalsowithhlm.
~Guts’ negligee shirts 490., 75c, and
“.00,“ I. 8. Smith’s.
' Today is Flag Day in the schools of
causation. An not passed in 1893,
«dare that “suitable exercises, having
I!” to the adoption at the national
Mahaflbehadon thetoarteeuth day
June in each year, or in case that day
tenant hsoaaschooiday,thenouthe
" day preceding.”
._.,..,.__.
new shirt (trains in great variety,
2m store, liorwalk.
w Cofilnhsesppolntsdthstel-
”when“ theoommll-
. _theststssttheCottop
and International exposition at
ohms-rte toDecsmbsr
W: Ia: Adler. New Haven;
.3. “‘1. With; John 8.
Westporl:flrs.8srahT.Klnney,
m; Ire. D. Ward Northrop.
may he patiently comlcrtable
,ioehaooonvsntlonslltydurlng
' -tssmswhlehwemey expect.
by Edith VJ. latthews.»
,“flttis lies Besybody.” u very
"udhssaamisiualsitlratloa.
. whale-smut“:
sensuous. “Mic.
‘ewse‘khy
, is. east. or m
Wei-M'MM”.WWWV
«Extraordinary valeos ill—M dress
Malamute» 11.3. firhith's.
a tori. owned by a. homo. the
north lain street butcher, was taken
euddsnlyalckthismosning.
m pollo'e found ahpnhsmxmtb
Iainstreatflsst night. and itnow awaits
an owner at police headquarters.
. David Slew, of High am at, has gone
to liillord to attend the tuners! ol Ire.
Caroline ll. Gena, who was a cousin.
Swarlnd: Corbett are having repairs
made to the sidewalk in trout oi the
driveway to the rear at their iactory.
u“... meeting or Sherman Council,
Roys' Arcuam,last night, F. A. Inna
Captain 02* 3. Clarke. or the yacht
"Three Brothers,” had,a party of friends
from Springfield out ona fishing expedio
tlon yesterday.
John W. Wehie sang most acceptably
in Trinity church, last Sunday. and it is
understood that he willbe engaged per-
manently with the quartette.
-—Alpha water club bicycleraoes. Fair
Grounds, tomorrow. Admission, 25c.
The House concurred with the Senate.
yesterday, in amending the charters oi
the Norwalk Street Railway company
and the Norwalk Tramway company.
The case at State ve. Thomas O'Beilly.
charged with seducing Saddle Inathem,
was rattled in the Town Court, hetero
Judge Bubhell, last night. He was fined
85 and costs. and paid up. a
A suggestion is made that the Norwaih
Tramway company would secure addi1
tional patrons to Baton Point it they
should have placards on the cars each
day. announcing the excursions to that
place.
—Free. tomorrow, with each pound of
our dellcws we. a beautiful Japanese
screen lea. A. P. Tea 00.. 41 Iain 8t.
Graeecharch and Sunday school will
picnic at Baton Point. Thursday, August
1st. Next Sunday three Swedish Bing-
lug societies irem New York will have
an excursion to the Point in one of the
iron steamboats.
—A new arrival at shirt waists, at 1!.
8. Bmlth’ .
The oyster steamer Falcon, while back-
H _ \I.
lameness" V
no esteem w can . .
Mtheepmuolms,mhhmhd3sur'
Glovel‘lttiogrsttsreabywhlchwsoan
prurnttsonrladyrssdersscmsotthsir'
garments. Fall and explicit directions
tor settler W the
manure-ohm
W
and Robert Slice: were initiated into 7
‘ slur hm» arisen-W
oi
germane ea-
ters-unit's! veteran cacao: sum
PLAI‘l’B LAID ca
HINTS BY HAY “ANTON.
Old bias cloth is here lliastra‘ed hand-
somely trimmed with black lace passe-
menterle. v
The basque in French style has a glove
fitting lining adjustment, performed
with double bust darts in front. and the
usual back. side hack. and under arm
gorse necessary. The box-plaice are ap-
plied separately, gradually narrelsing to
the lower edge, the centre plaits extend-
ing from the neck.aud the side plaits
meeting in the shoulder seam.
The basque closes invisibly in centre
under the bor-plait. A smooth pointed
girdle finishes the lower edge in iiiylidh
fashion. Aclosa fitting collar covered
with peeaomonleris completef‘the neck.
Stylishly lull sleeves in gigot fashion
are finished it"“tFe' wrist with passe-
mentorie.
simulating deep
This style at buque can be worn with
any oi the fashionable shirts plainly com-
pleted or decanted as here shown with
lace, jet. or silk passemeuterie.
Plain or mixed oheviot, tweed; serge,
flannel. camel's hair, whip cord. or
covert cloth makes trim and contorte-
ble waists by the mode for shopping,
traveling. cycling, or general wear.
Retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
Pattern 6434 is out in five sizes, via: -
32, 84, 36, 88, 40.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide.
For small size. 82 inches breast meas-
ucr, 8} yards.
For medium size, 86 inches breast
measure. 8; yards.
For large size. 40 inches breast meas-
ure, 8! yards.
lug out from J. H. Ferris’ dock, yester-
day. caught her wheel in an unused line
belonging to Maire a’ Lewis, and the
machinery was stopped. The boat will
be pulled out and repaired.
While a block of brown stone was be-
ing unloaded at the Danbnry dock, this
morning,“ {all to the ground and several
Murmur; to our: rsmuv ANY
SIZE. or so. «at. ‘
EVEillllt stunner lilllil’illl
Out. this out. ill] in your name and address
or take to
Stunsvam'sl Bargiin House.
Today is the thirty-second anniversary
hours were spent trying to ll t it upon FRAME
the wagon. Finally some tackling was
procured and the teat accomplished. ADDRESSw..-._........._..--.--..........-.M.-.w....W. .
~Beihlns mill- “III In? shoes ti '81 smart No. use. size is
lowprioes,atll.fl.8mith ' Thiecou andilctswlllsecure
M
tteru at Bturtavaat‘ North Main and
my South Norm" h.
of the battle at Port Hudson. In thb
battle Company G. of the Twenty-eighth
Connecticut. In which there were a large
number at Norwalk men. was badly de-
moraliaed, several being billed _ and
wounded. ‘
—-Chichsns, ma. lb. n. v. ll’h't.
Ballaits Brothers'deilvery horse ran
away iromla front at thelrgroceryon
Main street. Norwaih, this morning.
Groceries were scattered along theroad
for a} considerable distance. Near
Charles St. John's residence, Constable
Hunt captured theaaimsl. Thedamsgs
wainilht- ) .
While W. B. Startsvant. cl liorth
Islam was sasrcislughlsissthorse,
lsstsvssuag.hs out the corner at North
lalnsad Weststresrs mousse, sending
the canton into the watsrlngtmngh.
'l‘hs shells aad‘othsr pcnleaset thesa-
nicknamsndthehorssthrewn,
cauiughlrassllsoasawhat. Ir. lturts-
vsat. however. by his excellent borer
macadamia ”animal from rue-
nlugeway. ’
4mm as meteor amiss
Children Cry for
Pltcher'e esoteric.
Whenmbymdchwegaveherc'astorla
WhenshowuaChMIheorlodtorCem
Whendrsbecamellqshechmgtecm
thushehadmmfienvethemm
- ‘ Children'cryfor
Pltcherfe esoteric.
hiidren Cry for “
Pitch" Castorlu.
also leward. arse.
Themathla paper will besieasuto
Mathatthsreleatlsastoaedrsadeddisseas
“meshes been able to cure in all its
steers.” thatle Oatarrh. ileii’stlatanh
Wmmowmunmhmlethe
culls. '
that it would degrade hls‘saored cities;
but, the woman being very importamte
”Wm“ torch, to paellyherhe went
to oottagctosoothesow. - Ralslnghls
right hand in a solemn manner. he said:
'11 then liven. 0 plg, then then llvcst. I!
then diest, 0 pig. than thou dlcst.’ Singa-
larly enough the pig recovered. Some
time after, the person falling ill with a
quinsy that nearly choked him. the want-
an went to see him when he was almostiu
extrcmls, and raising her hand she int»
ed to him with her finger, saying: ‘ thou
llvcst, O pnas’n, then then llvost. It then
dloet, O pnss'n, than thou diest.’ An ox-
ploslon of laughter burst the quinay, and
the ‘pnss‘u’ movorcdi’ , ,
The Hobllfly of the Drink”.
The donkey, who, rather undeservedly,
has come to be considered one 01 the ”nut-
urula" oi the animal world, was dedicated.
by tho auclonts to Bacchus, while the ass
of Silence wasrnlsed to a place among the
stars. Appomutly ho was a more intel-
lectual personage in early days than he is
supposed to be at present. Ammonium,
tho grammnriau, possessed one who invari-
ably uttcndorl his master‘s lectures on poc-
try and would even leave the choicest
luncheon of thistlcs todo so. “Wickedus a
rod nae" ran an old verb, which the
Copts believer! in so ilrruly that every year
they sacrificed an unhappy animal at the
W color by hurling it headlong from
a w .
Burton. in his “Anatomy of Melan-
choly, " mentions as a valuable nrrnlct “a
ring made of the boots 0! an assc’a right
foot curried about." A tract written by
acct-lulu "A. B.” in 1595. entitled ”The
Noblonoeso of the Anne," is exceedingly
laudatory of that excellent animal: ”Bo
roluscth no burden. He goes whither ho
is sent without any contradiction. Ho
lifts not his iooto against any one. He
bytes not. lie is no fugitive nor malicious
ulloctod. lie doth all things in good sort
and to his liking that hath cause to cm-
ploy him." But what chicily fills the
worthy author with admiration is the
donkey's voice—his “goodly, sweet and
continual bray-lugs," which form ”n melo-
dious nud prmmrtiounto kind of muslckc.”
-Gontlcmnn's Magazine.
Wanted to Sleep, and Re Did.
"Here you are. new; you said you want-
ed to get oi! as Eighty-first street," cried a
cable car conductor late the other night he
ills about a sleeping passenger by the shoulv
er.
The man opened his eyes, lurchod to his
foot. and as the car was coming to a stop
he said to the conductor:
"Much obliged That was a pretty good
snooze 1 had, but I wish the company
would put berths in these all night cars."
"Pn'tiy maxi snooze!" replied the cou-
ducmr no the man blighted and the car
shot choral. “I should my it was. That
man has slept in that corner for 3% hours.
He has paid me seven lures without kick-
ing at either end of the line. He was n
he id me he wanted to sleep it 01! before
he went home to his wife, and there was
no other place to sleep. Yes, he had a
pretty good snooze, and he's sober now. "
—-New York Herald.
o. n. llAllVE‘l's
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
helpln any veracity can obtain the some at
the above agency.
WANTED lMllEllllTEll.
Position ior two cashiers. tour book-lice rs.
two salesmen. l chef. two cooks. [car we tors,
two experienced young Swedish mou.ten farm
ileum. and doe womlon to go) ‘not by the day
was a . roan or ousece un .
g z c. u. ushvmv.
usavrr's anon nous.
r 70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
“.mmm—m
call Pasture Beach
ones ron run chases,
SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
Shore llinners a Specialty.
HUBBARD a REYNOLDS. Premature. ~
ill
2
Special Town Meeting.
WHIREA‘lapetlrloa has been presented
tothn nude‘rslgue‘r’l’ri‘elsc a ($03: 2:13 4?:
an
em: iii: “territorial limits or the a lot
reluatterd plied'm’nl'est ninja-3’s callhl’i‘y
n a
ersrssl lag withlathelimlts of W: t
I
. fifincumwm
Mtg: hit full when he boarded the our, and v
,w ”7:, ‘ ,weassmu
» t’ssrsessdswilihsalvantotlwilor
‘the
sill...»
in Easlvtllumll, inpayersl
no tax or t
T nmnh‘e’i'm.t§"no.'li§s”o"&'i‘b 5‘32?
to w “monotone". of...“
meetingotthedlstrlctlflgo the llth a of
he embroiled?» iii héwm’il ”é“
.15 m. ”"1 t'i‘nun'l‘a "’
Interest at the rate of nine an percent.
1 .l . _
mum. modem “37F:
“ohm?! bass for the East Norwalk hrs
Dated. May 8i. 1895. mill in
BuildingiLots
on crest of Woodward Wriy. ov-
erlooking Norwalh Harbor; also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at. end of Lowndee avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
0. swam. at Washington at.
M
NOTICE
Tl) SAVINGS BANK lilPflSllllllS.
it his to the provisions of the new law.
the sinking hours or the Savings Banks of the
Town of Norwait. utter June let. 1506. On
SATURDAYS will be open from ii to 12 o'clock
a. m.. and instead of being open on SATUR-
DAY evenings” heretofore. will be open on
MONDAY evenings of each week. iron 7 to B
0 nice p. m.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.
14 Geo. E. Minna. 'l‘reas.
uranium) condor ssvmos HANK.
By “use ll. BAIL“. Trees.
SOUTH NOBWA .K SAVINGB BANK
mllll By Joan E. halter. Tune.
in
FORM ERLY DORLON'S,
South Norwaik. CL,
Is now open for the season of less.
‘21 share dinners. Rhoda island Clam
Bah Bathing. Boating and Fishing.
Elect a care to hotel. connecting with
all ra lroad stations. andNew York
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AN D PROPRIETOR. '
vNOTlCE.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the construction and ex-
tension of the railway of The Norwalh Street
Railway company over the Washington street
~- crossing. and in. over and upon South Main.
Monroe and Ernie streets, to the new stations
of the N Y.. N. H. and B. R. ll. 10.. all in the
city of South Norwalk. and to all persons in-
leroaled lathe construction and extension or
the railway of The Norwalit Tramway com-
pany from their present tracks in said Booth
Main street. lhrough louroe street: in said
city. to said new stall us that. a public hear-
ing upon the respecllv pl
submitted to the mayor and Court or Common
Council of said city. by said companies. for
such construction and extension. which lane
and appliactlons are now on lilo in the es of
the city clerk. where they may be soon, will
be held by the mayor and Court of Common
Council, at the Council Chamber in said city.
on Monday. the 17th inst... at 8:00 o'clock p. m.
Days-«i at said city. this loch day of Jane. A.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
THE FLORENCE 8.
FOR EXCURSIONS.
The “Florence B." Captain Roy Comatoch.
can be chartered for excursions. (road so-
commodations. first class cabin. charter reas-
onable. Apply to the captalu.er William P.
Beers. 19m
Gregory’sluintintil i
sun and applications ..
BTURTIVANT BUILDING- ‘
8" Hall ear. Beat It. mace-rt. 03.
m
musrc HALL
m”
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satan-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can he arran for. Par-
chasers of wheels receive instruc'tud‘nua tree.
H.B.B|]LKI.EY& 0.
52 South Main Stu
scams ron
items and Kealing.
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
Bi lestrom Wheels ted
”93:“. away. ran find
m but of h grade bicycles.
Slilll ,BIBYBEES
A lendid edlurh '
henna” $.MM'WW aha-
where. to ngwlthu.
THE i. T. PlillVll'lT 00.
mchfltt
Taylor a Golden.
flealEslaleandlnsuranoe.
7 wnsrmrum m.
Personslook fora orhouseandlot
withth viewlaparc areinvitadtn
excitement avenge“
e n
prices a133,: our terms. ’ t!
AUCTION!
Will be said Saturday. J one 15. at 2 o’clock.
at public auction.
HOUSE and Lou,
on Elizabeth street. known as the
Boughtou Place.
House in nmd repair. curtains
roomsziotJOxli'o lost. with plenty of
nurse user.
R E. ROWAN, Executor.
JAMES MITCHELL 0 SON. Adam
' 11¢ lw
You cannot beat our prices.
WW -
tillllil sum silt
GO TO»
s-A-T-U-R-DQA-Y,
CALL ON us.)
We have the largest and best line of decorated shine in town. and at
prices that cannot be boat. We can say the same of our Agate Were,
'l‘in Ware and other heaseiurnishing goods.
N0 TROUBLE m snow touts:
lnGssolineStcvssweselitheTl'ayahattsn.wellkuownto be the best.
II
I.
lilll rm sums.
MEAD’ S,
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Norwalk Chronicler