’..‘willheheldiouiglit
and link. Eros.
It will heereguler
Olin 8. Young. of Quinterd
you doing come work on an
.p‘ertiole of emery lodged inhic
directly over the pupil, nearing
" auntieting pain that he wee
eiccp Saturday night. Yam-
enhancting all known tucanc
on Dr. 0. N. Clarke, who
. cocaine and cut out the
diepatoh ceyc: "A'chort
4 ‘wlthcmcll glovec took
flatnrday morning in Hunt
milce tenth of Shelton.
were Murphy. of South
weighediuatildpeundcaad
10. Income too ehifty for
”tend punched him all over
L in the eixth round Murphy
udiherefcree awarded the tight
elect. Themhae were two a aide.
“ wereleecthan iifty epeetaterc.”
Want me on circa race]
rennin enrolments.
A ' Hill“; learn wine l‘rom Captain
Inm’a Iel. M to 19.
fleet game of the Norwalk Cricket
"plunder: their new grenade
Park, Saturday afternoon.
H.0iilwec elected to the bat.
notwithetendlng that it wee
_, mend among the pleyerc
ellvely one. much enthu-
ehcwn by each player. It
he n‘tu- cc 1 H. mm ........ 1
'0..I.'.., “ TM IIIIIIIIIIII ‘9
W M
BiNi'B BY MAY MANi'ON. '
Thiectyliebiy full ripplecepeicthe
cimplcct. meet convenient and comfort
able tcpgerment worn thic ecceou.Ac here
preceuted, it ie anomaly and
hendcome, black ectin being a H itc
con‘ctrnctico with chiffon melting and
jet Van Dyke pcinte ec decoration. The
oepeicehapedineircular outline. to he
made with or without a ceera in center
back. It the emoothly acres the
chonlderc. falling over the large drere
cleavee in pretty rippling folde. An In-
terlining oi crinollne. with lining
of bright colored cilh or
changeable taffeta fiuiahee the
incideof tbic dainty cape. The chidcn
neck ruehiugiecet over or in piece..of
the ifedieipcllar provided in this pattern.
Plated ciie rnehingc can take the piece
of the chitfon here chowa, or the edgec
can be plainly completed. Van Dyke
potate of Venice or DeGene lace can take
the piece of the jet palate, or other
faehiouahle garnitnre wili'be found cult-
able. . Cloth. moire. velvet. brocade and
other faaeyand plain cilia, willmahe
ducey andueeful cepcchy themedc. .
Pattern 0447 in out in five ‘eiaee. vie:
89.84.00.88and40inehecbnetmeaem.
The retail prieeof pattern ie 80 centc.
Quantityof material 44 lnchee wide:
. 32 inohee boat meecurc. ii yerde.
00 inehcc bnct meecnre. liyerde.
40 inchee hoet meecurc. it ycrdc.
“Ell“ SEITIIEI. 00W“
mm one PA'l'l'EBN as!
OlNOJiii.»
Outthtc dilia urnemeandeddreccl
humid...» "
Sundials Bargain liaise.
INAMI
”DEBS”..-".......m-.;m..W.
A'l'l'lRN No. 0‘47. Slum—J!“
Thlccou andllete.willcceu
tiara unaurtevant’c. North.”u lieln and
unetrcctcdiouth N.orwelh
cannon cinema.
lpoclal lentiol of Society “college 0'
the cocaine Week.
South Norwelh Congregational—Taco-
day. 4:00 p. re . prayer meeting Junior
Society of Chrietien Endeavor; topic.
“What are Some Kind Thinge we Right
do to Help Othcrpi ’ leader. line Furor.
7:80p. m.. Bummer night’e iceural, in
the church periore. Weduiedey. 7:30
p. m.. huelneccend devotional meeting
ofthe King‘e Deughtere’ Circle. atthe
homeof lire. Gerald‘ B. Beard. 10 Gel-
den Bill. Thurcdey, 7:00 p. m.. church
prayer eerelee; topic. "What ic Real
Sabbath Keeping?” 0:00 p. on. meeting
of the church committee to examine
eandidetec for church memberehip. 8:00
p on. meeting oi the Young People'e
Choral Union.
Grace amen—mu monthly meet-
icgofthe Brotherhood of St. Andrew
willbeheld tonightet 7:00 o’clock in
theGuiid room. Arneetlngpfthc vec-
try will held at the rectory at 7:00
m o'clock. Friday niche
ro envnnrr‘enne.
tecdthcecmedeyeopyiehendo
Ohengee unnot‘he gnaw-W
‘edin. Ircryrceeenehleeiiert‘
accommodate
The time to go icin the morning, frern'd
till 8 o’clock. for that in the busy time.
Won allthectallebnt theolothanda
fewetherllnllewill be 019% batinthc
carly morning the market in thronged.
Every houeeholder in then buying hicor
her provisions for the day, and the le
crowd in thousands around thecellerc.‘
cry one ie bargaining and chafing and
laughing. both buyercend cellars. but both
”very keen, too. on heathen—Black-
wood'e Magazine.
The Bhehecpeereee Playhouee. ’ ,
DeWitt’e penned ink drawingof the
interior of the Swan (1500) ie the work of
an inexpertdraftemenand mayhavebeen
made from memory. At the back of the
raiccd ctnge are the mimorum mice, or
tiringroerne of the actors. and two very
email leading into the tiring meme
are the aperturee for the cutranoee
andtbeeniteof themetorc. The ahepcof
the theater-ta that of an oval amphithea-
ter. There are ceate behind and around
the stage, which. liken eeailold, israieod
above the ground. The trumpeter on the
roof is giving notice, by three blasts of the
horn. of the Mglnnlng of aperformnnoc,
and three actors are already on the stage.
The undone“ had long been aoeuetomed
to can plays enacted in the open yards of
the inns oi the city, and all round the
stage. in Do Witt'e sketch, is the pit. the
open standing place for those spectatore
who did not care to pay more for a neat.
Those auditors were groundliugc.
Bud comm were noctutomed"toteara
paeniou to letters, to very rage. tospiit the
care of the groundlingc. who, for the meet
part, are capable of nothing but incr-
peare had but littlerecpeet forrth‘me
glgnndlin “Theee are the youthc that
th ndcr at a playhouse and fight for bit-
ten npplee. " It coundc almoct incredible,
but De Witt etatee’ that the Swan could
hold 8,000 minnow—Gentleman? Meg-
azinc .
A llllleery Mien.
Theeeetcnd oiGhiegew hue been great-
ly agitated about a carnation of fashion in
female attire. Hitherto it has been invnrl~
ably regarded on tho cmroct thing fontho
girls employed at the mills to Wear almwle
over their heads, but lately the [xmnlation
has been startled by the appearance of a
few of the workers in hole. The daring
innovation excited the utmost indigna-
tion. and. one night last u'mk. tho wean
are of the hate bull to be rescued by the po-
llcoirom the polite attain ions of a crowd
of about 2.0000!’ their wmpaulonc. l hu-
nglno, says a writer in tho liomlon Truth.
that, alter this demonstration of popular
feeling, the new fauglod taste for milli-
nery will disappear and sh. mis again be-
come the only wear For my part, i rather
sympathize with the gallant upholdcrs of
the old state 0! things. and wish the use of
the shawl as headgear could be uneasily
enforced in other qmirtore. it would really
be a vast improvement on some of the mil-
iinere’ lnoustroellioh that are now in vegan.
and to the matinee thoahn- gmr, long out
M from all View of the stage. the clinnge
would be a veritable blessing.
letrlmony and Common hence.
livery word. spoken to our daughters re-
garding courtship and matrimony should
be rich with the practical essence of com-
mon when. Romance and sandman ty
are well enough in poetry and ii on.‘
Practical dmnectic life in neither
nor fiction. it in reality, acorn of
joy, sorrow, success. disappointment. ee-
rcnlty, voratlon. It is the average cum od
human experience-Now York Mercury.
For the Hair.
Hero is a pretty little conceit that in cure
to have the desired «sheet of making the
hair smell cwhet: Make an old feehioned
cap of cult cllh. line it witha thin about at
batting in which you have heavily eprino
bled cachet powder of your favorite odor. ,
Wear this when your hair is iuet drying.
Ly and lasting count will prevail—«Houn-
oopar. ‘
Neeweih lei-clue Inceiint learn.
Therewere only fifteen dcathein lice-
welh darlrg he month of Hammer
ceaflueaenneeldeeth rate of 0.0pcr
1.000 inhabitant. There were 1M0
decibercporiedln the clue during the
month. 'l'hleweennlece than in Apri‘
yeere preceding the protect. ' The death
ratchet "Bier tbeleree tower; fertile
email tower. 10.0. and id. for the whole
'hln'lil‘m
3 tollowine:
. an and Weet Haven. 09:
4 Hartford. id. Waterbury ill; Harlan. 0»
NewBrlieinfi; Niddletown. l; Norwich. 03
New tendon. I. Deebury. 8; lie-r ,
walk. I. Antonie. 4, Neugatnnh, 9.
‘ Reel catchment-gee New Haven-ad
Welt Nam. 0140.000; Bridgeport, .03.-
m. Sanford. 600.910. Waterbury. till.-
000. Nerlden. ”1.085. New Britain. '10,-
449; Illddietown. $4,400. Norwich..id,.
006: New London, $8,281»; Dcnbury. ”a.
coo; Werwelk. 35.075; Aaeonle. 30,;th
WM Nengetuch. .10, 475.
feet Thur-day for e chertvcectiou. 'i‘hey
intend to ependmcet of their time with
the parentc of lire Davie. at North
’l'errytown. N Y. Servieee were held
in the church yceterdey. by come breth-
ren from Norwalh.
caiiering greatly from the continued
dry weather. Bone farmerc began cut-
tingleetweek.
plicablc dumb chews and colon.” 1W '
and you will be matched at what a love- it
and immune lecc than the average;
nowhere! decline in tiny for the-live-
lieal relate ml. In!”
18:
etuvnanmn. '
Rev. George Davie and family ’left here
Grace in thia vicinity in very light and
Children cry for
Pitcher’e Cantorla.
mwymucnmwomcmn.
Whmehe‘maChluahocrledfoI-mk
WhenehebeenmeMlnaheelungtoCoflorla."
WhenchchedChildrecnchegevethcmOIm’
a
. Children. Cry ferL
Pltcher'e Cantorla.
' . Children cry for
Pltcher'e Gnatorlc.
‘ aloe Iowa-d. atom
Thereadereofthic paper will be pleaccdto
learn that there ie at leect one dreaded diceece
thatecicncchae been able to cure in all ire
lat-gee. and that ic Catarrh. Hell'e Catarrh
Oureic the only ipeeitlve cure known to the
medicatfreternity. Oetarrh being a conetitu-
tiouel diecece. renuirec a eonatitutiouel treat-
ment. liell'c Oaterrh Cure in taken internal-
ly. acting directly upon the blood and mueoue
parlance of the anion. thereby deerruylug the
feundation of the dieeeee. and giving the
patient etrcngth by building up the concilia-
tion and eceicting nature in doing 'ltc work.
The proprietor-e have no much faith in lie
euretivclpowere. that they oifer One Hundred
Dellere for any cane that it fella to cure. Bend
for lict oi teetimeuiclc.‘ . ,
Addrcce. l'. manner a 00.. Toledo.0
USoldibr Brunei-ts. 76c.
Dlmufil'OI'NORWAlILcK. £1. PROBATE
Estate of Caroline mghichecter late of B
in. in the iitaie of New York. coeeeed.
The rtof Probate for the District of Nor
allowed eir months
to rthe creditor-e of acid
Loraine to exhibit their0 claims! or eottlelnont.
one who it cut to at their mung;
A Building {Lots
oftheleet
”whom”
flit
“W‘flogmm‘hh ”Ii
elk
will dueend on one "a
une.1M.atwhichWehell read to
reeeivethe cameat my l'irct ”elm.
firm-“WWW”
of mm the ratio 1: much:-
W. layout“. malim
on erect of Woodward Wily. or
. orienting Norwalk Barber; eleo
a dceirahle
Shore Lot
at end of men. avenue. lbr
it Partieuiare APPLY To
a. sum. it Wuhlngtoa st.
NOTICE
T0 §llllli$ lllllll lliPilSlilillS.
mirrlaw.
“comm honrc the vi
Town chin orwalh f‘eitcrd B. ngciEnhlotthhn
SATURDAY Swill be open Jirocu 0 to 1!!“ o‘clock
a. m.. and instead of being u on BATUB-rc
DAY own!!!” an heretofore: 1 Room on
NigNDA DY eveninge of each week.ho lie 8
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.
lAlRl'lELD CO SAVINGS BANK.
sourn muonwLiLn’e': any on BANK
entrain-ac.
Pragun’ sPoimHmel
FORMEBLY DORLON’S,
South Norwalk. ct.
le new at the ceceen'“l oflm.
Shore of" ”new. Ialand
3min antebet n with
an rellruec a cation“. fim“ York
beat. Good
1 I at , I I
roome.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGIWD PROPBLI'NB.
‘ NOTICE.
PliiilJOmI notice ie hereby circa to allpereorc
"in”! counteraction and er-
teneion of the rail y of
m “wearer:
way cum over a n c rec
erecting. yandlihniyiver and upon Son th Main.
Monroe and State streete. to thene weiationc
oftheN.Y .Hend Rat. Mellinthe
ally of SouthN N . and toell pereoae ia-
creeitcd neth contraction and extcueion of
the or.reAlwey of The Norwelk 'l'ma
my from their precept trechc in maidhoath
n ctreet. through Monroe eztrect inmid
city. to eeihd new atellonc. that a public hear-
ingupru the reepeetive plane and” application
enml tedt/o the mayor and Court or Common
Council of caid city. by acid ceramics.“ for
each co attention and ceteneiou
and app iactiona are now on file in‘' the o cc of
the citv clerk where the may be each.
be held by the mayor (Joan of Common
Donnell. at the l ounell Chamber in caid city.
on Monday. the l‘l'th inch. at smo ’cloch p. at.
De L“. at aaid city. this 10th day of June. A.
mfltf
roperly atice .wit in acid the "l . Y“)
sebarred barreda recove All none in ebicd to Attcet. JOSEPH 1‘
caid marinara re‘dyuec make immediate 5““ C!" 013%.
PET
L CUNNINGHAM.
TRIO
BE 0. 0AM } Erecutoca.
ill 3i ”1
James Mitchell d Sonfiiuclloneers.
illclllLll- Sill
FURNITURE AND
Personal Property.
‘ 9 Will cell by Publih Auction on
lllllllSllll. ill“. 20. I895.
t cinch». 1a.. at can o’No. “Malt ctre
J.Deeker.
can . Paslure Beach
emu-menace.
BIA '00!) or ALL KINDS.
that Dinners a Specialty.
HUBBARD I LEMON”. Fromm
Prepetilt for ‘ Port Office Premises.
"an. an". Al...
THE FLORENCE B.
Hill EXCURSIOIS.
The“rloreace B." Captain Roy Oomctnck.
can be chartered for exeureionc Goodne-
commodationc. firetelaee cabin. charter reac-
whle. Apply bathe captain. or WihggnLim P.
fl- ,
‘ H. R. BIlLKLEY ill "
' City Employment Agency-
in list Harrell 1mm I a...
deLy montage and every' afternoon.
Mdflfiawfiz I
an Seuth Main 81:.
AGIN'IB DOB
Sleams and [eating
Ehnore and hen Bicycles
Bicrelufrcm u Wheelercnted and. ‘
060 r- . in;
am mm
Thebectofeilhighgradebicyclec.
sronurni BIBYlilEs
w;%mm'r it w d”- ,
THE 1. T. PllllWITT C0.
mchltf
Taylor a Golden.
Real Eelale and Insurance.
Pereoncloohlagfera whoamandht ’
withthcvtewc ,
callendceemincourlict.
mohnw
0. ll. HIIVEV'S
Ladies and gentlemen decirlng compel-t
help in any capacity can obteinthe
thcehore agency.
WIITEII IIIEDIITELY.
Pocitien ior two cachicre. four book. .
two celecmcm 1 char. two cache. four me, , . .
two experienced young Swedieh mended term ._
hang? and dummies to gfuolt bytha day ,
wee n . iron or are c
' ‘ 11.13337“.
nenm’e anon lronl.
LNNMhMIlnnttholltth
better. and we have eN
two elihc— which we willeglw
am They "are Beauties-«No Two Alike l .
We have juet remind the
thletown.
LAMPBthatevereameto
innate and ironhceec
Go." TO
Something
E HAVE reflttrd cur eiore co we can choweur
geedeliorthcmetclwerhie colid lean. ‘
ceilthematpricecyeuhavehcen payingforiampe with tin .
NASH & VAN SCOY
(lilllllll Ifllll'll Illl “0 WEST sums.
's-A-LT-U-Rl-DuA-Y, >.
New. l
to! T0le 8 no
item 3050 and upwarde.
beet lot ofilenquetead'l’able
are not ohee
owercr wew
MEAD’S
Norwalk Chronicler