‘, rue-tumm- am “out.
~ vmmmtgnemmv
icebenharyi. w w M
truism f manor
emutmmugemw-
w Janeen-Insemination. who
"(lone-z thfi “net‘s: Wu lesterday «Moon. tor a week's
‘ ; . (liarsocsflnntweutllshiegyestseday
Male-whoe- whhhwele and «had extra line inch. «Ir. Zelnl!
hat Friday night. will he landed a blackish which weighedionr
in working order thleai— poem ____.___ '
W . liatbsuhllcchwell.oithelimd
members of 8t.Jobn'a hauling-[Wesson it 0o.. oontsm»
A. 11.. liorwalh. will plaus‘haiigingadnermideneein Ridge-
Ilodge, New Canaan.» ii‘eid.biitween the‘pia'cesot ufiovernor
‘ P. O. Loucshory and Senator George
anwoodwiagwhowfll mv
'licrwslh pastor to preach The city authoriuesoiliorwalh will
- hieyclseermoomomefiesdsy heglntheworhotimprovemeoteonltsst
It it believed Inches-nice avenue. Thursday. The Bennett and
eoadndveoimnch'eood. Will nammwmummh
iryltl and gutters laid.and othc neceury
lmprovementsslcng tbssvenne will he
made. i .
Brown University was detected in
Ithaca. N. 1.. yesterday. by Qornell.
Score. 9 m8. Tomorrow theregnlsr
, Brown University team plays “z” gs";
“ , ' . withtbe Brown graduates.w
“.mm'nk' peohahjybethehetgameol theseeson.
QM;IL'dUghIM- Willlauderiseapectedhometbieweeh.
' will" Ywi- "mm” w.c. Crochattmlllowaytcmamem-
m-W'MWW bsrotthe civil engineer’s corpecl'the
in thY-li- ‘1 5.33“- M’ Winona. wastahing ms.
7 p , atlt o’clock. Bis subject will anrementsnsar the SWVW m,
W thm‘“ yesterday aiteruoon. He removed his
cmheollarendnechtleuodlaldthem
“in". returnedthearticleshadheeutsheu.»
' . commenced his duties espsrlcrcu pockets. Thepspers were at value onlyto bakery.
theConeoildatedroad. lr.Brady them returned. The thief. he says. is
Ihedhyallwhohnowhim,anda welcometo the coat.
dmsiuStsmiordmhsrahewas
employedssnightticket clerk.
“socce- in mnring hisnewpo-
’ - 'l'hey [pend an Ive-lag oi Ian: and lo-
‘dsuimnnmmom duds
eonreeandbnsinesswasenjoyedbys
theirrocminthel'iretlethodist
, ‘jwai-somectthemiorpeoplewho
" ‘ making money and wanted to
allttle.whllsothers whowerenot
gym thought it wonldbaagood
"a. have apoltey tor thesahemt
*PflmlhchJtWI-
Amaranestiogwillheheld atKnnd-
each humanoid-y “slit. It 9 O'clock:
"Udctheanspiceeoithe Young lea's
Insane. Thsrewlllhsnoadmhionand
needleptlon. Stereopticou viewa will
haehowa hyO.J.'Bluelt,a graznagoi
w 1““ “We "
era. W . Aifleainthe
m “Ms" W“!
flees-impuni- cum may.
whim“ time. he
“and so forth. There will he
aihrhg music and his!“ Illicit!!-
thshretmestingottbsnewyearand
thatitprored saccessinl was 019!!!
shewuhythedeepintsrsstmauiiested.
oiflowaes. Thehandeome parlcrdeeor-
liahtalentanarthticilnlsh totheecene.
greatcreditior the talent she secured.
canal amonntotboeiness weaken.
len’sclear voieewas pleasingly heardin a
descriptive piece. lissseAdama, Downs
fl ill! Amanda m. vsryuicely. 'l'haprogramme closed with avsana.
themllotthechelrnsnmitb den. Theartietswrreheerdtothe best ""
" revulsWMniheBoud lyappreolated. . "I“
‘Vfltreaandthe Boardoi 'l'heremalnderoithaeeeningwse
assisted bytheoentlmennsrvsdcahe
‘ thsearrlapca theaidewelh on themesmciersstlcg more (deadline-
Mfumfieentraseetolrs. mail-mm
“'5”an it rolled to the «
.. ‘ them“ Wham: MIT HIGH" 3133.
E
. mi int- -
noes-m. was be last n'gllt
Mllmiimeplsce. Theeeieetios’voi
a ethical and the arran m
confined lethshcnse‘lor over mash-dillrvmel m
W?,:;'M [mi came .0 m 'meeting.besoleit with'the Town 10%.
’ prorementmnd Historical committee.
berry val’ W Thelollowioglnstrnetireacd intereizw
‘ .lheatraw M ' ""'"""' in: programme was renderedl. ‘
I Edward Zelnli. W. L. Wilcox and sclo‘."0ctcntbe Deep"(leehr).
lorebonee; paper. “iiorwalt. its Peat
sndlml'uture.” lites larywxlrhy Jen.
nines; piano solo. “The Chase” (Bein- ‘
berger), W. 3.3mm; reading from
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes' “Over the ‘
Tea Oops,” lira. It. A. Holmes. The
Town Improvementsod Historical con:-
mltteareportsdthatitwas notdeemed
advisable by them. toglve a
tertainmentstpreeent. Intermission in-
tervened and,waa iollowed by a vocal
dusthylliss label Basra
Holmes.
Itwasthenvotedto give a reception
in theFall to the friends of the Union,
mutatfimlmttes tosczae a soul-5
I ll
“mmmimprt “ammonium”
andtonotiiiy thoaepeople. It was also
thearrangsmentoi time and
plscoicraehoredionerbelett with the
gthat matterin charge
lest year.and that they inform the mem-
bers of the Union upon their decieiour
A paper was then read
,” thus bringing the meeting
TWIN CIT! roux.
i isreascroseeheare‘s‘at3 Recl’echapel at U“. I“.
of“!
EB.
bile an.
and Eli.»
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voted that
committee havin
Vcsbu .
Rowing;
to a close.
Eleaeaat far-ample About Iorwan Peo-
lle and their Manda
Q lliseAddie Deliott, oi Washington
ind-.mmorionbtmher’s will.“ WW Wu WM“ '10 street.leit this aileruoon for Port .m-
> lemon. L. 1., to spend a few days.
“more. Whom» conceit!" nmhtroi rum in “'0 FannisDaria is taking her placein the
‘ commitment-expres- Ir. Crockett-Mll- ileum“ hm Eon.E.J. um and B.W.Iiaples.‘~of
Norwalh. returned last night at 11 o'clock
from their trip through the west. They
[rowan news on "I'll! race ] silent relic"!!! ll Nile-u Fells.
W Ihsss Josephine Center and Ilias
as in licewalh. conuatnlatehlln ”Will!!! LEAGUE“ Corinna Long. oi Jersey City. returned
‘ home today alter a visit with Hrs. Eliza-
euamts at tum-em name. he; J' mymdsonth my“.
tin! inter- iiilam er.ciBrcwn FMS'
MENU!“ m, a, “WWW ”a“ stoppedathlshcmeluBonthNoswalh.
V E Wutbia morning.whlleonhhway from
h ,5. Met 0mm “'9 "mt“ °‘ 9"!“ lthacatoProvidencs. .
Ill. Anna Psntcn. oi Norwalh, is
W “W- h“ ”‘3'“- 1‘ "' visiting a short time with her friend.
li- Edlth Strung, in Stratlot'd.
Ira. William 1‘. Iiorgan. oi Went
street. hasgons to New Haven tospend
Theroomwsstranslcrraedintoa bower m summer withherdaushter.
The naphtha launch “Venture" took a
shunnin- I“ m 3'” °‘ W partyolladleafrom the BouthHliorwaih
Baptist church out sailing today.
11.. mm or the «mired "" l“ u... .1. c. Farrell, or Willlmaotic, is
chargedlhAilam. w mmmumwmmrunumr
'i‘hoiiorsldecorating mbyloorrmx C, ”wa “T's alh t
‘. The smes . oi t orw POI '-
lfllm (0' the M W adios. left town (or Philadelphia yester-
day on a week’s vacation.
acted and ti. ”:3th 1:23:33 “‘- “W Dd. Wileonon, of Jena,
(or the Mal M W ”I. and Il- Oity, N. J., has been visiting lire. 8am-
Kdfifidwm’m'fi with their reud- “" w. “mm” nm.
. Dr. G. G. Bohaunan and Iiiae Gertrude
sting of a dtdicnlt selection. Him lcCal- Bohannan. at South Iain “m" started
today {or the south.
Chiefoi'P IiceVolimer is en‘o in a
and Dunning followed with I musical m1 mg?” “a 0mm nigh“? ll
._ . , Watcher‘s”. Win “d “0"”- doing duty today.
Am“ the executive committee and were enthusiaetbally applauded. In. E. H. Hotchhies, of Arch street.
“um MW” .lldil LittlfiE‘Ilina lambsrtgaveaselectlon oi path tomorrow {or Europe, to beabaent
MWOIM. Ore-can verse, whichjfltelearned at the Kinder- several weeks.
‘ -filmuiblmmd garteuaohool. m llttlemb was per— Ir.Vauderhcei,oiBroohlyu. ls mo.
* fiction ct 3W. Vaisor ohair- lecilystestsoponihspiailornsnd 4m tine his no.1: 8. Vsnderhoei. East
m m was Budge", gm. L. T. Abbott.“ Ilnueapolle. ll visit~
‘ it. w “W minmzyhm lira. J.“ Gol- lull". Jesse 8. Bradley, Faltllcld are-
lira. John K. Buckle and son. oi
trom,the various trim- sdmtegeandtheirssrvlces weregnat- BeldenaeenneJarsgouztollcstmona
‘ ' mtg ‘ ‘ Ii RA.Hlmee.othetreet.le
“ a” W” ”ml“ acdahlllty. 1"” ’0‘" MM mm'i'tminghsgmthu mg Wineted.
‘ ‘ M * ‘ifi;wifi"im§7
V" “Murmur. and In. and cream. This line meeting speaks
“mallow Yorheity. whoare iormanymorstbatarstoiollowdoriog amJohnmii‘mlehssa’plam M”.
' ‘ Ohatiee tout, oi Union thesnmmer. Thelesgne u in scour. In the Ruling? Gannon Ban-ton
‘asarrcw eecapafrom’serlons lshiilg condition and is proving very I‘M” mu;
‘ hint: “John ii. Ferris. at Rorwalh.
,filtalght. The children lettthe beneficialto the church. beeldeaheiog 'l'hi thdhtrieththeaenlcrmemher
olthehody. Heiewhathsloohetohe.
aneaugsticmerehant. Aswith most,
ol,the others. his desk appears to
beinthowaywhenherisesto speaks
taftarannmenthhleithandiluds
arsstingplasecu hlsiliv. he holds
{ “.mhhhbmh\M
his-shame taping open reveals
The Conrant says cl
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Child’s arose.
. HINTS BY HAY IANTOH. _
Child’sdrees to be worn with or with- .
Ont a gnimpe. ‘ ‘
his simple and becomingfstyle of
dress is intended (or little children. It is
represented made of white embroidered
lawn. the abort rallied sleeves being
made from the embroidered edge. The
top in edged with narrow embroidery
and shlrsd to iornra trill heading, which
is shired onto a short body lining. Delu-
tylittledreease inthis stylecan bamade
lrom soil-wash sills. the plain white
Babntai, and printed China silks. so well
adapted to children's wear. The proper
decoration (or these is simple leather
stitching in silk of a corresponding color.
Crepon, organdie, bstiate, percale and
gingham can be trimmed with lace, em-
broidery or insertion. This pattern con
be used as a pinaiore and worn over col~
cred dresses in cooler weather. Mothers
who are anticipating a first school term
for their little girls will do well to have a
supply of these simple dresses tor school
wear in plain. striped and plaid naicaook
and dimity. '
Pattern cut in four sixes. viz: 1. B, c
and o yearn.
Retail price of pattern 25 cents.
' EVEIIII IEIITIIEI. Mlll’llll
in? ot¥0.’t.m. " if"
Ongtahogumun your name and addrus
itinerant"; Bargain House.
AMI
DRESS---
AM“ Ito. GMT. BIZEWDC
’i’hlacoupon and notawlllseoureahnvs'
at. StarteVant' North Ital
pattern Boo s. . h and
thN
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Cantorla.
Wheunahy was sick. we gave berm
WhenehemaChlldebecl-iodlorm
Wheusbehecamslilqshsclcngiocaaiorla
WheushehadChMmehegavethemOam
U100 law-rd. .100-
The readen oi this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least ouedreaded disease
that science hae been able to cure in all its
stance. and that is Catarrh. Ball‘s Oatarrh
Corals the onlylpoalilve core known to the
medicaliiraternity. Catarrh halo: a contain»
tioual disease. reoulrre a constitutional treat»
ment. Ball‘s Catarrh Cure is taken Internal-
ly. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
eorieces of the system. thereby deetroyine the
foundation :oi’ the disease. and airing the
patient strength by buildius up the oonetltno
tlonandassistinn nature In doing its work.
The proprietors have so much talth in ite
watlreipcwers. that they otter One Hundred
Dollareicracycaasthat it tells tenure. Band
for list of testimonials.
Address. 1.1.05IllilY a 00.. Toledo. 0
when“)! brownie. 7h. .
tunnel SALE
0 .
FURNITURE AND
Personal Property.
wm sell by phone Anettoa lea
lllll
llSllll. llll
a
' , "motels-s“ , too-aw
. "1 “commemo-
MEIGS &'
mm BUILDING. ,.
aa'l Ilaln our. Best ca. Weapon, flit
musrc Hm. j I
”W
_____.__ “WE
Building Lots ‘
on crest of Woodward proper”. ov-
erlooking Norwalh Harbor; also
Open Tuesday. um, .‘..i Salon»
day "wings and every afternoon. “
Private lessons can be tor. ‘ ‘
oiwhsslsrsostvsimtructionaw freer
,w :B.BlILKLEY&lll.
52 South Main so.
rAGENTS '08
Steam and Keating.
Elmore and lxonLBioyoles
rem“ hum too up. Wheels minding
Sh‘bre Lot
at end of Lowndss avenue. for
Particulars APPLY TO
o. sestrz. ll llsahlogtes St.
W
_ NOTICE
ill SAVINGS Bliill DEPOSITDIIS.
his to the provisions oi the new law.
in hours or the Savings Barth of the
orwalt. after June 1st. 1&6. 0n
SATURDAYB will be open from 0 to lBo’cloch
stead of being open on SATUR-
DAY eveniczeasheretoicre. will he
0N oi each week. iron 7 to 8
p. m.
ALK SAVINGS SOCIETY.
(lac. Ill. Minna. Tress.
FAlitl'IELD 0063’” “Vines BANK.
Sign!“ ii. Bum.
SOUTH NORWA SAVINGS BANK
' By Joan B. DNA". Titus.
liregulrslnim Hold
renunnm Damon's,
South Norwalk. Ct..
is now open {or the
non.
riotous;
nebutoiallhighgradebicyclaa.
SlflllMEll
A splendid medium
where. to those
i'
we":
hotel. connecting all“
steamboat. Good moms. and first lane
at reasonable raise.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGIWD PROPRII'I‘OR.
NOTICE.
BLiG notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the construction and er-
teusion oi the railway of The Norwalh Street
Railway company over the Washincton street
crossing. and in. over and upon South hiai
e streets. in the new stations
.and it. it. it. "o..allin the
Norwalh. and to all
terested n the construction and extension of
the railway of The Norwalh 'l‘ram
ny from their present tracks in eat
it strut. through In
city. to said new stations. that a public hear-
nprn the respective plans and applications
mitted to the mayor and Court or Common
Council of said city. by said com
such construction and extension
and appllactlons are now on his in
the cltr alert. where the
he d by the mayor an
all railroad It
ICYBLES _
mow .. *
THE 1. T. mowm co. ,
T.aylor at Golden.
Baal Estate and Insurance.
wasrmic'ron seam. ‘
Persons loohirsg
with the view
lilo in mummmgrmtl's city at
ll. ll. HIIVEY'B
City Employment igonoy.
India and gentlemen desirln
mm any capacity can obtain the
WAIT!“ lllEl’lllTEll.
on ice two cashiers. four book-h
tour
youogllwedlsh memuntarm
entoao out hytha day
housso .
or house audlot
”uninvited ‘0
mos street: in said nhavothem
Court of Common
the Council Chamber in said city.
. the l’fth lost... at two‘clooh p. m.
Dated at said city. this 10th day of J one. A.
JOSEPH gl'LOR.
mm
THE FLORENCE B.
Hill EllillllSlllllS.
The“llorence B." Captain Roy Comet-och. '“m
can be chartered for excursions. Good ae-
commodationa. tlrst class cabin. charter rese-
onable. Applytothe captain. or William P.
Beers. 18 tm
l
awn experienced
~ "Altm‘l snos arose.
m.“ toNorthMaiaetreeUioethllcrwalh.
Something - New l
AVE refitted our storeso we can show our
tier. and we have a New Lot of ’1'
two alihem which we will sell lrom til
a
Oith’l‘ 6 no
50 and upwards.
They are Beauties-4N0 Two llilol
We have net received the best lot othenqnetand’l'
MIPS jooeroarootothie town. M
goods.iortbemetslworhiesolld brass.
ever we
selltbemstpri harobeen paying the lamps with
“MINING
SH & VAN scov
’ Milli! Illlllll llll llll WEST SHEETS.
00 TO MEAD’S.
finnA-T-U-R-D-A-Y.
BIG BAKERY SAL
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