‘ mutate-labs
delay wuchwdto
t'liorthoeehoole.
. enie cfthcfuruitnreand
my belonging totheiote
willbebcldetlltheet-
“was. will beheld atthe
'Ir. andflmE. EFox.Eim
chday evening of neat
ltwillboaregularmeeting. and
~ anattendancc ne pomlble is
baryon canget the best quel
meets at lowest prices at Adams
“ ' steamer “Favorite.” am making
up. last night; atonce returned
York to have the thirdecrew
‘her. A large number-of peo-
' expected to take the boatthie
' were. in consequence. dieop-
., will be a dance at The Knob
.1 _‘ Thisnlternoon a carrynil will
' voypamengere to and from the trolley/
The Knob club house. connecting
,7 not leaving South Norwalk for
" ,, ' Point at 1:08 and every hour after
' ' the day.
100. lbatDiheohtfa
DIMMIoiTemperance,
Wt for the purpose of
I . tetooteendthetno-
“filamlnwie R. June. which
“place tomorrow afternoon.
_' rneemneoonarmn.
murmur church at 8 o’clock.
Another big week at Wright's carri-
lnetory and eaieeroom. Fourteen jobs
' out. among which are e two-sent-
w‘am for George i00metock. milk
minor 'Chrie Bowxhurst, baker
ior'C. DeKlyn & Son. canopy top
andbuggy for Hoyt’e nursery. and a
hantkomenew: phoeton for lire. 8. A.
end, o! Norwalk.
' A correspondent writes that some of
‘ young men ofiNorwelk'have invented
now and exciting game called "'ibps-
thine," (pronounced tupelire.) It is
mm eticleormellets and balls.
» me who watch the game get extremly
km and any that it tends to Innke
mofilo. acute of perception. and rather
The pureet coflee at Lene’e restaurant.
Atelephouemeeeegewas received by
inBouthNorwalk frotham-
‘nighhthetahoree. dark hey.
' . drip on the forehead and
novaleb‘ounteln. oi Ben Francis-
who k at Wilton and in well
' ;ltorwalk.bnd be! Mk“ ”003
uncomhlereelgnetioeendmakeeomew
laminae sheet appointing another
manometer tor the W eoioandenthembyohoir. Thechumh’s
' ' a... Themebrber’ect 8t. Peter'e German ”
otreeta‘edng. are to the ammumm co-
illeervlceteawreew. whiehthele
wlilbebrldameeling. Ir. Apllewiii
Ir. Apit‘shee received a very cordial
calltoWiiliamtpcrt. Penn. Hlsappolnt-
mentwaennnnimous.‘
Ameetingof thence Trimmere‘eeeo-
elationwaeheidieetnlght.endeaereeu
tive committee appointed to take the
benefit lcrthe imp-m nextOotoberin
charge. The committee oonehte of B.
W. Veieor. Joeeph O'Brien. lites Anne
Burr. lies Amanda Cometock. end Ire.
ECJohneom The project of boring
the bootbe t the diluent na-
tioue waedisoneeed.and will probably
be adopted. The executive committee
willmeet londey with IiiesOavanagh,
CreecentTerrece.
Inthe‘caeeof theBteteageinetRenry
E. Wilton tor non-eupport of his family,
the wile of the defendant appeared be-
fore Prosecuting Attorney Taylor, this
morning. and tinted that her bueband
had agreed to live with her and concert
the children and herself. and she did not
with to proeeoute. Upon application of
thedefendent'e lawyer. Attorney Light.
the court adjourned the cone for two
wash to give the detendant an opportu—
nity to make goodhkpromine. James
licNearny dmlred to be released as
bondrman. and the court released him
and James W. Hoyt. of Cross street. he-
comes eurety for/hie appearance on the
22nd of thin month;
The commencement excrcleee at Hill.
side begin this afternoon with a lawn
fete given by the primary department.
in honor of the gonduntiog claee. 0n
liondey Ire. blend will give the alumni
dinner.‘whioh will be foilowedbyclnee
day exerclees at 6:30 p. m.. a souvenir
musicalentsp. m.,snd otOp.rn..
class meetings of the c .-
0! ’98 end '04. Tuesday will be
commencement day and the ex- .
erckee in the evening. will be full of
interest. The nddremes willbe by Rev.
8.8. Watkins laud Rev. Themes K.
Nobieunndoibylliu Bloke, of New
York. and Ind Ktleeki Bradbury. of
Boston. essays by the fair graduates. and
preeectetiouof diplomas by Ire. Iced.
—Bteak. Salmon 18c. lb at Dreacher’e.
[sonwarx me or m'rn race]
-—A Fine Combination.
Thechoiccst Havana tiller, the finest
Sumatra wrapper. the beet Connecticut
binder. That is what you get in an im-
perial Crown 10c cigar. G. B. Trow-
bridge 3 Co. .
liliingtnn-Wool.
A pretty wedding uncured Thundny
ntternoon at 4 o'clock in St. Luke'e
church. Noroton. the contracting "portion
being Robert Billington“and tiles Ger-
trude Weed. daughter of Air. end Ire.
Joseph D. Weed. the latter being oi No'
roton. The church was decorated with
palm. daisiee. snowballs end syringes.
lir.8mith. of Darien. chorieter of St.
Luke'e choir. played the wedding march.
There were six bridesmaids. eeoh carry-
ing a bunch of deislee. and a younger
eieter of the bride acted as maid of
honor. carrying inher hands a beautiful
boquet of white flowers. The bride elect
entered the church leaning on the arm of
her father. who gave her away. . The
impreeelve ceremony wee performed by
Biehop Wed. 0! Florida, uncle oi the
bride. aeeleted by the patter. Rev. Louie
French. The bride was married with a
ring,stnnding under a floral arch end
wedding bell. After the ceremony wee
concluded the happy pair. followed by
the invited guceto. returned to the home
”bu-mudmukoheohornomurmummmyn-
‘ , a- moment while ...
the trunk also.
curl-anew convention ot the
‘ Iaegunoitheiiew York Db
' m 1‘ vm. Yep
‘ {June 18th. figment-
“wk
nuclei-book bee not been re-
bthntlheonethet stole the
Elli-
ofaddreeees. vocalmnelc.
.. athMam..and clcee
~.llehgateliromthisplooewlll
humane-twee 3- more» I“ m
oeived congratulations end psrtook oi'
the wedddlng refreshments.
ran tinder the Carriage Windla-
Yeeterdey otter-neon, while lire.
Robert Kent, of Spring sheet. was walk-
ing across Washington etreet from the
lobeckemc Hotel. she wee knocked
down by a horse which had become
frightenedettheumandwhlchtbo
“ladywhoweedrlvlngwaennnbleto
control lire. Kent fell under the
carriage. end two wheels over
hr. but apparently did no eeribue injury.
on ehowee able to walk to berhome.
Shawneewietednpbydemneineymoudt.
t wee
terwardeecertelnedthotebewnequite
"Hint of his unusual” but! badlyhrubed.butwill beollright in a
needed. ELM. the tewdaye. Thehcreethenetertedmein.
,, * «drummer. udthewheelect thew-gen caught in
,thetknlatbel'. JIM lherellrcadtrukemdltewemneame
“'beeninleeblehesitkueae 'upeeltiag. lint James Powas
imbtgthanlblliyltehudand
armor m heldhln'entlltletreabiewaeraaedled.
mueulolgloneleevleeetetbe ,
neonate-romeo.
merelwillbeee
~“AMericetho0bil‘nb-"O
WMMMWM
annual collection for the liorwelk hospi-
tal. Evening: Congregationeiieterec-
tideeervice. No. ill. Theme.”chln
Nature.” Bunion by the pastor. Bei-
spooeiveecriptnree and lllllllil by Mr
and congregation. Organ eeiectione.
Coveblnn by Renaud Solemn limb.
Gounod. '
Tomorrow morning, Rev. E. V. Atkin-
eoo. oi Roweyton, will preach at the
South Norweik Baptist church in ex-
change withthe psetor. In theevcning
the poster will be emitted in the eereioee
by twoof theyoung men of thwchurch
whom the church hee recently licensed
to preach. Warren LAtberton and E.
B. Bennett. Ir. Bennett will preach
the sermon.
At the First lethodlet Epncopel
church. Rev. A. 8. Kevaoagh. paetor.
will preach both morning an evening.
Themueicinthceeeervioeeie always of
an attractive and helpful chamter...Durb
ing the summer months the evening eer-
vlce will be kept within the limits of an
hour. Themoetcordiel invitation is en-
tended to lriende and strangers.
Tomorrow evening there will he antid-
eummer praise service at the Elm Con-
gregational church. when the chair will
he aeeieted by Ira. Killeki Bradbury. eo-
prsuoof the Harvard church of Baton.
The etory of the hymns sung will be
given by the pastor.
No auction of the men's Bible class of
Grace church will be held tomorrow.
They will be discontinued during the
eummer months.
The Sunday evening service at . St.
Paul's chapel, Berkeley street. beginning
next Sunday. will commence at it our
ter before eight.
30 WAYTON.
Charles Atkins. who k euflering from
nervous prostrntlon. and escaped from
the Bridgeporte hoepitel some timeago.
lelt hie homo Wedneedoy. and‘wne
about two days and nighte. Biei‘wife
heard he was looked up in Stnmlord. but
he had been reieaud just before she
reeched there. Yesterday while going Iandmall
through the wood near the railroad
pumping station. hie eon George end
Freddie Pitzer bound him, and dually
eucceedcdin getting him home.
At the Rownyton Icthodiet church.
tomorrow morning. Rev. A. J Smith, of
the East Norwalk Methodiet church. will
occupy the pulpit. In the evening the
poster will preach on the "Use end Alie-
use of Worldly Thinga" Bpworth
league prayer meeting at d: 45 p. m. , cub-
ject. “The Discipline of Buflering.”
Lender, Cliliord Cntbiil.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetorla.
thnBohywudchwegnveherCattcria.
mmmemmmmm
WhalhebecnunflhnbeclungtnCastotla
WhenehebadChlidreu.ehegsvcthem0neterIa.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’o Caetorln.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'o Caetorla.
.100 Reward. orco.
Theresdereoithie paper will hepleeeedtc
learn that there is at tenet cnedrcadcddisease
thateelencoheebeenabletoourelnallite
stages. and thatie Catarrh. liail'sCatarrh
Ourele the only punitive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Ontarrhbeingaconstlta-
tlcnal dieeeee.recnlres noonetitntloualtreat-
moot. Rall’eOnturhCnreia taken lnternah
ly.ectlngdirectiy upouthc bloodeadmrwoue
nfleomottheeyot'em. thereby destroyingthe
inundation of the disease. and giving the
petleatetreuethbyhatldlneuo the conetitu-
tlnnandeeeietlug nature in doing lte work.
The proprietors have to much telth in lte
cuntlrepowerath‘ettheyonerOoeltundred
Dollaretcranyceeethntittalletccnra Bend
icrlletcl'temmouielo.
“1.3.0133“ a 00.. M0
Miami“.
lollies Mitchell 01. Sod, Auctioneert.
money SALE
FURNITURE AND~
W
Miowe: lerniugeermenbythepertor,
prdndnl‘i’rayerirom lienni."Wegnert‘
flee-metre atone: "
HINTS BY KAY MANTON
White serge. trimmed with narrow
navy blue braid. mode thle‘pretty bionee
waiet which imparte a catty nautical air
to the wearer.
A pretty bow of blue relic ribbon de-
corates the front at the closing of the
handeome broad sailor collect
The fronts and scenic. back of the
bionee are shaped with under arm and
shoulder name. the lower edge being
drawn into position by an elastic inecrt
ed in the narrow hem which adjourn the
fullness at the walet in: regular House
style. The fronts can be closed invieibly
or with buttons and buttonhoiee as pre-
ferred or the seam can be closed and the
head passed through.
The shield is rowed to the right front.
and buttons under the lapel of collar on
the left. the standing collar closing in
centre back. The one seem .glgot sleeves
are ioshlonabiy full at the top end neatly
trimmed at the wrists with tour rows of
narrow braid to match the standing and
sailor collars. as illustrated.
Useful blouses in this style are made
of material to match the skirt, urgent
French flannel, hopenck. cashmere. char-8A
lot. and tweed being desirable woolens.
Outing cloth. duck. pique. peroale.
chambrey. gingham, or other cotton
wash fabrioe can he made very attrac—
tive with collar of a plain corresponding
color.
This pattern in cut in live nines, viz:—__
8. 10, 12, ii, 16 years old.
Retell price of pattern in 25 cente.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide-
For small size. 8 years old.-— yarde.
For medium nine.” yeere old.—- yerde.
For large nine. 10 years old.— yards.
EiElllld earnest coerce
IINTITLINO TO ONE o‘PA'I'l'El'tld ANY
SIZE. 0'3
Outthisout.illi in yournamsandaddrersr
ortaketo
Stunevani’s Bargain House.
INAME
A'ITERN No. “05. SIZE I)
This coupon and it cut. will accure above
turn at Bturtcvant's. North Main and
etrcete. South Norwalk.
c. ’n. iiAiliEi's
City Employment Agency.
ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
thenbore agency.
VIAIITEII IMMEDIATELY.
Position for two cashiers. four book- lee
two salesmen. i chef. two mks. four wam
two experienced young Swedish men.ten farm
hand a. and he women to go out by the day
waehing. ironing or house 0.cleanlnfiv VEY
0
uanm's anon noon.
run if to North Main street. south Norwalk.
W
Bali Pasture Beach
one run run season.
BIA '00!) Ol‘ ALI. KINDS.
Shore Dinnels a Specialty.
HUBBARD h REYNOLDS. Proprietora.
ill
Mwlllhemuihlm'
Emrmemohh
3:136???er
”3%
hatthebox
NOTICE
Dietrlct are hereby
thetown
useen let i trout
. meetingoitbedlstrlcthehlonug'nellth a of
Norwalk
d and bio thellretd
of need“. atwhwhwieonl hallytoheread I!
”the-me
in
interest at the rate noi’uine 30) st avenue.
MINI. l
35"”
OBHAM
. May ill. I“. mill In
on crest ct Woodward property. or-
crlooklng Norwalk Harbor; alec
a desirable
at end of Inwndee arenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
NOTICE
hie to the provisions of the new law.
Town or k. alter June lot. 1896. 0
e. m. .and instead of being open on
o’cioc
NOB ALK SAVINGS SOCIETYL
scorn 11muonwflxr ending“ B'A'Nk
FORHERLY DORLON ',S
is new open for the eeesrm o! 185.
Shore dinnc nncrs. Rhoda Inland Clam
2n???“ hathlngJiontlnn and Fishing
c ears to hotel. connecting with
statllms. and New York .
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
boardnt reasonable rates
MANAGEWD PROPRIETOR. 8
m
NOTICE.
Ball ay company over the
croee ng. and in. over and upon South Mai
of theN
ain street.
such construction and extension
the citv clerk. where they
be he ibd y the mayoren
on Monday. the 17th inst... at 8.00 o clock p. m.
..1ecc.
Atteet:
J OSEPB TAYLOR.
jib 6t
City Clerk
F00 iX00liSi0iiS.
can be chartered tor excurelons
”tilted... .
in its: liomalt Taxpayers! ..
'nnmmrmmxmenm‘
T " ” untitled the
all!!! m“
la&.bille:xaiuing aiuingunpaldcn'nug6iter ulyl.
Comm; of taneofor the last Non-mime
Building Lots;
Shore Lot
0. BilAllTZ. l3 Washington St.
T0 SAVINGS Bliili 0iP08|TOIIS.
the “ii“; hours or the Savings Books of the
n
SATURDAYB will be open from 9 to 12 o 'olock
SATUR-
DAY evenings as heretofore. will be open on
MONDAY evenluge of each week. iron: 7 to 8
Bio. E Mn. na.'l'rcas.
FAIRNELD COUNTY“ SAVINGS“ BAN K.
By Jenn R. hrrArr. Tune.
iregory sanIHutel
South Norwalk. Ct.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
l)lilll.i(3ud notice is hereby given to all persons
nthe construction and er-
tension of the mraiiwny of The Norweik Street
Waehington street
n.
Monroe and State streets. in the new stetlons
.H. and it.-o..aliinthe
city of South Norwalk. and to oil pereonc in-
terested in the conetructlon and extension of
the railway of The Norwalk Tramway corn-
E“ from their present tracks in said Booth
through lcnroc street in said
city. to raid new ntalions. that a public hear-
:r'rlfinpnn the respective plane and applications
mitted to the mayor and Court or Common
Council of said city. by said chromium.” for
oh
and appilactions are now on tile in the o cc of
may be tseen. will
Court of Common
Council. at the t ‘nuncll Chamber in said city.
tedot anld city. this 10th day of done. A.
THE FLORENCE B.
The HHorench" Captain Roy Comsicck.
Good no-
commodatious. ilret clans cabin. charter rene-
onable. Apply to the captain.or William P.
Beers. 18 2m
Ol'l lain nor. Bank In. Drum OI.
m
MUSIC HALL ' ‘
cm]; sumo].
Open Tuesday, Thursday and flatul-
dey Pfleveninge and every afternoon.
cbaeere of wheels receive MWWmfium V ‘
H. B. BULKLEY 8:00.
52 South Main St..
AGENTS IOB
Stearns and Keeling.
Bicycles from 850 u Wheels run and
repaired. p. MM:
Thabeltotallhifltgradelhycloe.
STOIIMEII Bi0Y0lES
Aeplend‘lzlmvmeel. 1r
lanolin ven.or rcocircdeln-
wherc.tothoee wig”.
THE 1. T. PBOWITT 00.
mchltf
Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
wasrmrorou m.
Persona look
foralo or
andonensv
AUCTION!
Will be cold. Saturday. June iii. at 2 o 'clock. '
at pubhc auction.
HOUSE and LOT,
on Elizabeth street. known so the
Boughton Place.
mfimfioifhi‘hf‘ hermetic are..."
Thu IABY.
R B. ROWAN. Executor.
JAMES MITCHELL & SON. AW
1 AW
voters
W
l
her
Per-count Property.
byteu voters
um themI autumn: llmlte of
em
0
feet.
at
’tnr'mum" to
8mm “month ar'n
rm" c“-
.wfim
‘r’honl ecu
“lead
Mm
Special Town ‘iAeeIing.
WRERIA'.epetlIion hoe been presented
Bowl of the town of
m
m a a?»
rd"°".i’.’
“yum from to
mini! ”It
mac ”5%
”w
“$5;
We have the largest and best line
of
GO TO
S-A-T-U
CALL ON US.
of decanted china In town. andat
one that cannot be beat. We can no the come of our to Ware
R‘ln Ware and other hcueefurniehicg gdods. A” '
N0 TROUBLE T0 800W 00008.
Infleeollnefitcveeweeeilthelieuhattnn.wellknownto be the beet.
You cannot beetonrprlcee. Try no.
NASH & VAN SCOY.
000m AOIITII IIII AIO WEST STREETS.
MEAD’S,
«R-ID-A-Y.
BIG BAKERY SALE
Elmore and Iron Bicycles ,
RAMIILEII BICYBLEY
Norwalk Chronicler