street. Norwslk.
walk closes today.
it“.-
walksoon.
walk Park, tomorrow afternoon.
' '-Lstest yacht caps, at O’Brisu's.
li- Chsrlotte Lalfont, principal of
, tthonoord street school, was called to
,her home in Courtland, N. Y., today, be-
cause of the serious illness of her mother.
, '. . If pleasant, tomorrow and Sunday, a
' conveyance will meet the trolley cars
« leaving South Norwalk at 1:51 and every
hour thereafter, to carry people to The
Knob.
Festivel,1st Cong. chapel, Tuesday pm.
Susan Anderson, of New Canaan, who
has been in court several tunes in an ef—
fort to have a certain piece of highway
worked by the town, has again taken re-
. course to the courts.
Yesterday, at the Prosmct Park Fair
Grounds, Brooklyn, 0. E. Swan’s Lizzie
B. scoured third money'iu the 2:25 trot-
ting class: purse. .500. W. 8. Brooks'
Tom Scott got eighth place.
‘ Elmer Nash intends to vacate the store
he now occupies on Washington street,
and alien/plates having his shoe repair-
ing establishmem in F. Bayes' building,
corner of North Ifaiu and Ann streets.
y..- ~.t
—-New light bicycles rented by hour'
day or week. Fox Cycle 00.
The regular mid—week prayer meeting
of thsSouth Norwalk Baptist church was
held last night. It was led by the pastor,
Rev. B. 0. Sherwood. A vocal dust was
rendered by bliss Louise Abeudroth and
William Gillie.
The Senate investigating committee has
informediiiev. Mason, in response to his
raquatfihat he be excused from further
appearance before them, that he could
do so he liked about it. It is considered
this ends the matter.
——Ladies’ hosiery, underwear, gloves
and corsets in large variety at the lowest
cash prices, at hi. 8. Smith's.
i
Fire crackers were never so cheap as
they are this year, and the dealers are
laying in big supplies in anticipation of a
big Isle. The general price will probably
be two packages for five cents, and they
may become even cheaper.
Deputy Collector Sloan has received
notice from Collector Byxbee to collect
the special internal revenue taxes due
from dealers in liquors and cigars. The
amount collected in this district will be
This than usual on account of the decrease
5n the number of saloons.
-Ilssve your orders for native lobsters,
alive or boiled, at Drescher's.
The funeral of Mrs. A. W. Pringle was
attended yesterday from the chapel of
the South Norwalk Congregational
The pastor. Rev. (3. I]. Beard.
oflolsted, and the bearers were J. W.
Duke, Charles Fitch, Frank Stratton and
John Britta. A quartetts composed of
In. Wheeler, lira. St. John, lemrlels-
brow and Leland, rendered selections.
Theiutsrment was in Pine Island ceme-
church.
My.
--G. S. Trowbrldge d: Co. sell Imper-
IaiCrownlOccm
, The secretary of the Knights
of Columbus has received notice
of a change in the method
of notifying members
mentprorsta.
_ tcdpyb’loizhigh watcrflfl.
mutations-tom to so. and In.
anhsWhul club has rented the
flat the Iack‘bood buildingmn lain
_ ‘g-l’ore quarter lamb, cc, N. Y. Market.
"inaccurac- reception of no. for
asw-pcat-offlce quarters for South Nor
‘ dill. creamsry butter, 81 00. V N. Y.
Trees are being out down and prepar-
‘ ations made to race the Lockwood house,
adjoining the railroad track onAnn street.
,‘ ‘ HissJanet Fitch. of the United Stews
. ”Patent once,hasbesn quiteill. She is
.. upectedbscktoher old home in Nor-
. The R. l! G.’s, under the management
' , , of Captain Snmmer,will play a nine from
' Warner’s factory in Bridgeport, on Nor-
' regular meeting will be held at the same
- ~Childrsn's-lawnhstssndcsps‘at I.
fibmlth'e. ‘
deernchodlo'lsafiiiocuflnsdtohls
residsscslnlilddlstownuudsringfrom
abortion brought on by cvsrircrk.
There is no foundation for therepcrts
thattbegeverncr’s condition lsprscari-
ous. Be is suffering from sssvereat-
tsckupouhlsnervoussystem.
-—-liew piston, 85c . pk. Best Eight
creamery butter. 880 lb. 6 lbs. soda
crackers, lice. Lima beans, 10c ct. Bek.
ed beans, do can. Shoulders, lie lb.,st
Na Ya lion. '
TheY. If. C. A. ball team will go to
Cannons today to play with the club of
that place.
Miss Eva French, who had the misfor-
tune to lose her watch on Wednesday.
was made the happy recipient of it this
,by smanwhohcerdof the
advertisement In Tun Summer. and hon-
estly returned it.
The East avenue improvements will be
commenced next Monday.
George lsathem, of Westport. came to
Norwalk yesterday to see if he could get
his daughter, Sadie Icathsm, out of the
lockup. He became intoxicated and was
arrested. This morning he was released.
0n the authority of one of the officials
of , the Yale-Harvard boat race, which
will be rowed on the Thames next week
Friday, it can be stated~>with reasonable
certainty that the contest will begin at
4:30 p. m.
-Chickens, mic lb , N. Y. Market.
Little Pauline Morison is ill with scar-
let fsvsr at her home on West avenue.
The house has been quarantined.
Letters from Mrs. Thomas L. Peck,
who removed last month to San Francis-
co, state that her health and that of her
daughter Gertrude, has been greatly imo
proved by the change of climate.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fielder, of Jer-
sey City, will he guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry P. Price, of West avenue, over
Sunday.
Attorney Henry Gregory, of Norwalk.
the popular assistant prosecuting attor-
ney in the Town Court, and Miss Eleanor
1. Miller, of (ilenhrook, will be married
at the bride’s home, next Thursday after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
A numberofladiesmstatthehomeof
Miss Faunetta H. Ross, Isasca place. last
Ifondsy afternoon. The Pioneer Wheel-
women‘s club was organized. The next
place, next loudly afternoon at 3:30
o’clock.
Grave Pellew's Isis any leashes
of c. l. Dodge is put,
The"flsslston Survivors,” an organi-
zation of funeral directors from all parts
of theoonntry, holds melon is West-
port, last night, at the residence of C. B.
Dodge. The grounds were brilliant with
electric lgihts. having been wired for the
occasion, and fireworks filled the air
from dark until midnight. One set
piece represented a burlesque crematory
scene, which created no and of merri-
ment. At 7 o'clock the Survivors were
summoned to partake of a truly sump
tuous supper prepared by Caterer used,
of Norwsik. Following was the ”re-
freshments.” which were printed in red
on rubber cloth, such as undertakeni use
in their profession:
"Fluid with Sediment." Chowder.
”Filled Eye Caps." Little Neck Clams.
”Romsluder of Post-Morton: Cases."
Boart Beef Roast Lamb
"For lie-Interment,"
Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes.
French Poss.
imported Frankfurter with Westport
Potato Salad,
Fraukfurtsrs warranted not to contain Cat.
Dog or Horse-meat.
"Your money back if not sstlafactory.‘ '
Lobster Salad.
Prepared by the Chemist Knacks.
“For Dissection." Fried Chicken. .
"An Old-fashioned Preserver put to good ute.‘
Fancy ice Cream.
“Trimmings," Fancy Cakes.
“Very Soft," [lemonade Punch.
Coffee,
“Will bleach out any sleepiness."
"For Cremation," Cigars.
There were sixty members pre-
sent. The meeting was solely for social
purposes, and no business was acted
upon.
A sour. as since as his mini.
Some of the Dominant Characteristics of
Senator lousebury. of Isl-infield,
In its review of the State senators the
Hartford Courant says: "Now we
pause before one of the nobleman of the
Senate, George E. Lounsbu - y. su ccmsful
candidate from Ridgefield, where are
other well-known Louusburys. (in some
men, that almost Hawthorul dike shaggy
head of hair would look atlocted,but.
bless you! affectatiou about hlr. Louns-
bury? Not a bit of it! He is solid good-
fsllowshlp and the senators have all
known it since the day he passed around-
ths apples. Sometimes when some com-
mittee was sitting in the chamber, he
would stroll in, look about with that
inimitable glowing expression of his,
steal around to his desk, lift the lid and
take two or three hearty bites of some
)lrs. Alexander Sample. of stt sve-
nue, returned home yesterday from a
four weeks‘ sojourn with relatives in
New Hampshire. __
~Entertainment,lst Cong. ch. ,Tues.p m
dinner and phasuree of the occasion
of their
sswssmsnts. In the pastths members
i recslvedapostslcsrdwiththensmsscf
thedscsassd members and the massa-
ln the future the
Iatlcnalbcerdwillseud printed circular
wiihlattsr pcstegsto thesecreteriesof
.Itcohdhwhofn harassed them to
Numbers. Whilstbsaswmstbodls
museum» than the old one it h
.Wbyfliessacaafbcdythstltpro-
filibuster from lawsuits based on
Immanuel”.
The Atalanta Wheel club will meet at
the Norwalk Methodist church, Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o’clock, for a run to
Wilton.
Mrs. George C. Cholweil, of High
street, is entertaining the Matinee Whist
club this afternoon.
hire. G. W. Benedict, of. 4 Howard
avenue, has returned from a week’s visit
in Hartford and Springfield, Mass.
At Druggist Fluch’s store there is a
fee simile of the first clock ever made in
1492.
James Foy was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon for breach of the peace, and this
morning Judge Frost fined him to and
costs.
Minnehahs Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, will hold a strawberry festival and
entertainment on June 26th.
At about 8:30 o'clock last night a man,
name unknown, driving a light wagon,
had a narrow escape at the Washington
street railroad crossing. Disregarding
the fisgman’s signal he ventured to
cross the track in front of an approach-
ing train. If it were not for the prompt
action of Mr. Silk in seizing the horse's
reins,he would have been run over.
The Woman's club held its annual din-
ner at The Knob, yesterday. There were
twenty members in attendance and the
were most enjoyable. The literary oom-
mlttcs having in charge the club book
was presenwd with laurel wreaths by
Ilsa Dotha Stone House, the president
ofthsclub. Atthsclose a rising toast
wssgivsntolrs. E. J. Hill and Ira.
Frances Hoyt, who sail for Europe next
month. ‘It was from Shakespeare—-
“tare thee well.
The elements be calm to thee."
--'l'be purest codes at Lane’s restaurant.
[nonwanx saws on rim mos ]
EAST NORWALK.
TbeflsstNorwslkBIghSchoolSeulors
have eluted these smears: President,
I. Gorbamascrsflyfihsxlttie
lawsuit-Alumna.
Mummof hathorwalkfilss
uolrsdapssdcn.
CtsIchashss his boat working is
Whamflms. ‘
rosy product of his orchard. To see him
estit, was next best thing to eating it
one’s self. There he stands. large of
stature, dressed in black Prince Albert
coal,the top button buttoned and the
garment falling away with a kind
of dignified carelessness on both sides.
You can‘t imagine such a thing as trim-
ming that unruly dark hair and you
dont want to. it goes a.) well with his
well-rounded features and that white
moustache. Ilia straight collar is round-
ed at the corners and is supported by a
narrow black string tie. lie is a Yale
man,a Berkeley Divinity School man,
adesoon in the Episcop ii church, a sun.
cessfulmsnufacturer and a farmer, and
his soul as well as his body is large
enough for the whole combination.“
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Freddie Schildnecht, aged fourteen
years, ran away from his home in llrook-
lyn, last week, and came here to see
Iouis Herman. The boy's father had no
control over him, and could not per-
suade the led to return home. Consta-
ble Weed was instructed to take charge
of him until his father could come after
him. Tuesday Mr. Weed had the boy
stay about his blacksmith shop, but to-
wards nlght, fearing he would run away
again, Mr. Weed placed him in the lock-
up. Here his cries attracted atten-
tion, and the boy's uncle, Justice
William Schlldnecht, was sent for and
secured the boy’s release and took him
home with him. The report that Cou-
stablo Weed abused the boy is untrue,
although he might have been justified in
dealing more severely with him. On the
other hand, he was treated most kindly.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
was held from her late residence this
afternoon.
A horse owned by Seth Raymond, No-
rotou Heights, died this week.
.1” ”‘3‘. .hoos
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that scisncehsa been able to cure in all its
m and that is Catsrrho Ball‘s Catar'rh
Corals the only lposltlva cure known to the
medicslzfraterulty. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease. retains a constitutional treat-
ment. Ball's Cetarrh Cure is taken intornel.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system; thereby destroying the
foundation :of the disease. and eivlus the
pattern. strength by building up the cousins-v
uonandaasistlng nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much fifth in its
«new that they otter One nurtured
Doilarsformoasstbatltfalbtocdre. fiend
torn-term ,
uses. them a or
mount-mu. on. i
ssnrrssr. rws.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of “fajitas-sat
lay be Wei-ed by using the Coupon
”I“ 3.)".
We have made special arrangements
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no
company each pattern.
uwclnus rnocx
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
This pretty dress is made of white
dotted swiss, fashionably trimmed with
embroidered edging and insertion to
match.
The mode is simple and daintily be-
coming to little girls, the sash of some
bright color worn around the waist ad‘
ding to its attractiveness.
The plain body is neatly shaped. by
shoulder and under arm seams. and
closes invisibly in center back.
The fancy pointed berths is slightly
gathered at the top, and joined to the
body at round yoke depth, nearly cover-
ing the waist.
i-‘ull Empire. puffs are mounted over
fitted sleeve linings, that can be finished
at the elbows with frills edged with in-
sertion and embroidery to match berths,
or continued to the wrists and mmpleied
with bands of insertion.
Full round skirts gathered at the top
with single row of insertion set above
hem.
The dress can be made with low neck,
and elbow sleeves, to wear with, or with-
out, a guimpe as preferred.
Gingham, psrcale, lawn. chambrsy
and other cotton wash goods will make
up daintly by lilii pattern and will laun-
der easily, while the mode is just as
suitable for cashmere, taffeta, India silk,
and other wool or silken goods. \
The retail price of pattr rn is ‘25 cents.
Pattern 6454 is cut in five sizes, viz :4,
6, 8, 10 and 12 years old.
Quantity of materiilhi inches wide.
For small size, 4 years old, fl 5-8 yards:
for medium size. 8 years old, 3 7-8 yards:
for large size, 1'2 years old, 4 1-8 yards.
EVENING SENTIIIEI. COUPON
EN'i’lTLlNll 'm UNI-2 l'A’l'i‘EiiN ANY
sill-S. Uh‘ N). am.
Got this out. fill in your name and mldrcre
rand mall or take to
Stunevam's Bargain House.
NAME,
ADDRESS
PATTERN No. osst. ems-.-“ .._.....lh
This coupon and 1: via. will secure above
nllcrn st Nmrtovaul's. North Main and
Ann streets. South Norwals.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
“’1er Iluby was Molt, we guru lwr ('Mtorlg
When she \vus u ('llild, elm orb-d for Castoria.
When she Ill‘f‘l‘lfhl‘ Miss, the clung to Custoria.
When she had Ch ildren, she gave them Custorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorln.
. it v at
in" An." 'o ’ zORDER or norms.
GnomlWJtarlmm.
era r uncorr'vr.
a n a omit. i .
'siilir’ hlfi rigour. "
Burmsrosr. June is, A. 1).. is”.
Cats the complaint of thasald Ian Adler-
ylag for reasons therein est f
or now pending before thht
t
. ft.
and thereto on the t
l
Weird defendaiii is absent from
an; unknown, and
Emeline w
new
with thssgentscf the celebrated Bass: Whom
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can a
9‘" {flail-I proceedswiilbcslventofheiios-
WIFE. I" “gun!!!” “that. m,
Waist ted
in . .mm‘i'.
II.
. .bewellhadchargmmihyem 0'
newdslrst ev I enter
visa: and m ammun-
byt ore—and patrons. to
at best on rtaiument ever You
sand ticketawoi'leI “bandit? "a
url the week. at m be:
NOTICE
in East llolwall‘ Taxpayers!
Ill taxpayers of the East N
honoree "mi-iii ii
In on v
the town want list. of lmogfa Md or}
meeting of the district hold on 1
no: t... .. 3‘ “*2. momma? '3 °i
. us an a on t d
of June. 1896, at which i’l‘ge i shall he radyg
receive the same at my store. First avenue.
Interest at the rate of nine (0) per cent. r
snnum. from June 1st. 1806. will be chargedpdu
?&i’)nfl remaining unpaid on and after uly l,
r. u use
Collector of tax f
Dietri t as or the East Norwalk inn
c .
Dated May 3!. ms
Building Lots
eriooklng Norwaik Harbor; also
adesirabls
Shore 'Lot
at and of Lowndss avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
0. "MHZ. I3 Washington 8!.
I none:
T0 SAVINGS Will DEPOSIIOHS.
A enable to the provisions of the new law,
the linking hours or the Savings Banks of the
Town. of )orwalk. after June lat. 1&5. 0n
SATL Hint at will be open from 9 to 12 o'clock
a. m._. and instead of being open on iiATl'ii-
ll.“w evenings as heretofore. will be open on
WP?“ Y evenings of each week. from 7 to d
0 f‘ f)!‘ . Di.
NORWALK SAVINGS-l SOCIETY.
it ran E. Minoan. 1‘r .
FAIiiFIELD cocaY'Ti' 8”
B I s'afintwn magi.
. AII'N s AILEY. roan.
SOUTH NORWAILK .
By Jens ll. lisarr. Tunas.
uvrxos BANK
Is hereby given to users of water in the
City of Norwalk, East Norwalk, Winni-
pauk, and the Newtown road, that no
sprinkling with the hose will be allowed
after this notice, except between the
hours of 7 and 8 a. m., and 6 and 8 p. m.
Notice is also given that the inspector
will see that this order is complied with,
and that all persons found wasting the
city water, or log it in any way other
than allowed by the rules of the wattr
be
gamma“. The
have
' mill lm
department, will be dealt with accord- n
ingly.
o w. moo. , Wm:
resort. new. - Commis-
JOHN P. ThEhDWELLJ sinners.
Notice.
Mamas 0m: e. .
(‘m' or Sm'ru Minu'sl.x,i'r June In mm
l)l£iilill.~ii~'lll.\'is hereby give-n in all shop—
keepers and licensed Vendors to keep. bx-
pnse for rule and sell. fire: racist-rs. rockets and
other firewlnrkv. within the limits of the
city. from 1:: o'clock noon. Jun» 22. lilo. until
lllu'l‘lm'k p, m., of July t. ism, unless permis-
slnn in hereafter revokml.
slit in
marathiuggng, 3%.
M EIGS do 00.
set Ila!- cor. Bank In. 8W Ct.
MUSIC HALL
mu um
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lesso be arranged . Pur-
chasers of whee“): 303:" instructiorioireszs
H.B.BflLKLEY&ifl.
52 Smith Main St.-
AGINTB FOR
Sleams 'and Keeling.
Elmore and lxnn Bicycles
Bicycles from 850 up. Wheels rented' and
repaired. on;
Taylor a Golden--
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTO! stun.
Persons lo'okfn foralot. or house and lot
with the view 0 pun-basin .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on WT forms. en” ti’
w.-. c.-. x _. *4:
"c.“ llf HAIVEI'B ,
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
bulpin any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WANTED IfllElillTEll.
Two cooks. two waitresses. six capable girl
in "firm”! housework, two waitresses for
o :9.
Also positions for one cashier. two book-
keeper-s. three coachmen. two capable Swedish
men around a gentleman's place, and “several
farm hands. ,
C. H. HARVEY.
usuvrr's anon sron
70 North Alain street. South Norw
mm tf
Gregli‘y’ii’nintiilbl
FORMERLY DORLON'S,
I’erunwlnu is also gruntwi to all persons to
discharge tin-Works. rockers and other fire-f
works within the city limits, from t U'l'lm'k n. ‘;
m.. of July 4. irilfi. nulll ll o'l-lu-k p m.,or
July 4, WM. unless perrnls~lnu la hereanc-r rc-‘
trolled, 9
All persons are hereby cautioned against
kindling bonfires in the public elrh-M nr
placmnf this my,” the ordinance refuting.
South Norwaik. Ct..
Is now open for the season of IBOIS.
shore dinners. iihode Island Clam
Bakes. Hathlnu. Blurring and Fishing.
Electric cars to hotel. connecting with
all railroad stations. and New York
steamboat. flood rooms, and first class
board at reasonable rates.
”‘3'“: “1“ '"iibii’r'h‘i’iié’iii‘sss. Mayor. jJ OH N O’SU LLIVAN
i
i
call " in... “amiss“...
“PIN l’illl Till! ”HASH-'-
HEA F001) 05‘ ALI. KINDS.
Shore Dinners a Specially.
HUBBARD & HEYNULIl-i, Proprietors.
lil
MANAGER AND I’ltOi’RlE'I‘OR.
mall tf
sacs B.
For txcunswls.
Tlm"'l0rem‘t' ll.“ (‘utltalo Roy Comatock.
can be vlmvlurml fur esrrlrslons. Goal so
it immrxlatlons. first class cabin. l-llarmraae.
onsllle. Apply to tho «captainmr'Wllllam P.
Beers. 132m
Something - New !
WEllAViireiittedour storeso we can show our goods
better. and we have a New Lot of TOILET SETH-no
two alike _.,- which we will sell from $2.50 and upwards.
ihey areBeaulias-«No Two Mike!
We have just received the best lot
LAflI’S that ever came to this
goods. for the metal work is solid brass.
sell them at prices you have has
ferrule and iron bases.
of Banquet and Table
are not shes
owsvsr we wil
a paying for lamps with tin
town.
NASH & VAN SCOY,
Wfllill lillilll Ill! Illi WEST Sims.
0 TO MEAD’S.;
S-fA-T-U-R-D-A-Y, .1
I
BIG BAKERY SALE
ill Kinds climb lists illicit. .
”may .
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