. a! Two‘lypleal Mascu—
II‘I‘IIII’ Suburbs.
of thswater at The
k79°;high water, morn.
_ meat of the North
fism‘t‘m be held Wed-
‘.
a.
We! South Norwalk should he
in writing.
. . ms... strawberry isstivalof the
' " sepia: church will be held
me! nlslgg-_____ ‘
‘ Davis and son Samuel, cl River-
havs dalshedBnalntlng the Emerson
Hickory ufl.
Elena lies at the point of
“at the home of his sister, Mrs.
,J. Bunion, on Lewis street.
lilo Alpha Wheel club will hold a
, . meeting Thursday night, when
ofimportanoe will be transact-
___._‘l_
ht Igabzl sailed fltlr New 1%“
-ante to young or-
uoilboardegtlel‘cz to havean en-
letrip.
3- condition of the little Anderson
mwho was so badly burned at his
. on the Step Rock road, last Friday,
' ‘ rsmainssboutthesame.
David F. Hunt has taken a very tine
‘ of The Knob, copies of which
trails or titty cents. It is the best
' ctthe place yet made._
"'-‘.;rl-Entertainment.1stCong. ch. .Tues.p. m.
The ban on the W. If. Saunders prop-
ertyonAnn street, recently purchaned
by the Consolidated railroad. is being
torndown today to make way for the
-‘ donble‘tracking.
. In the case of William Shrieve against
Foot, judgment of costs was ren-
‘ w.iu favor of! fthe feignéiandt; lav:
t, Vigil" a pears ort e e an nt,an
.‘t. 'Wslsph for the plaintiff.
gore was a large break in the water
' on Knight street, yesterday noon.
Considerable water was wasted. All-
‘7 other break occurred at Winnipauk this
s morning. Both have been repaired.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary meeting takes-
, L - tomorrow, in the Y. If. C. A. par-
, It 3 p. m. After the business a
‘wt programme of music and recita-
wiil bea feature of the social hour.
sewer committee of the Norwallr
, voted at the recent city meeting.
maecided to advertise for bids this
I “a
. fps-Great ulcers} low prices, at H. S.
North’s, before removal to 90 Washing-
' rnish concert and
“the summer.
. qgagemsnt this week.
-‘ 5““ “debate: club has been organized
‘ . ’ the members of Phoenx and
fire companies. Every Saturday
I the boys have a feast upon their
' ,- ' favorite food. Next Saturday night’s
order is for upward of fifty lobsters.
Some time Friday night the station on
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford road at Naugstuck was entered and
g ; the contents of the ticket case and money
‘ drawer robbed of about $500 worth of
property. Two suspects were arrested.
'\
Joseph Olas,ayoung Hungarian boy,
was arrested yesterday, charged with
ansulting a playmate last Thursday. As
the lad was only eight years of ago, John
Lynyon was appointed guardian, and
Judge Frost continued the case until
Thursday morning. ‘
Palestine Castle No. 2. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will confer
the round table degree on aprominent
hotel proprietor of this city. tonight. The
semi-annual election of oilicers will also
takazlace. A full attendance of mem-
bers requested.
‘ Festivalet Cong. chapel, Tuesday p.m.
. Mrs. Leah Kellogg. formerly chief
.mat the central telephone ofiice
‘j‘L‘Iu Norwalk,is now stopping with her
brother in Brooklyn, N. Y. She has re-
turned from an extended trip to Phila-
f"‘Illslphia and Washington, D. 0'.
Saturday evening. Rev. A. S. Kam-
nagh performed the ceremony which
united in marriage William Blodgelt and
Pendergrass, both natives of Phila.
delp la. . The groom is employed by
Contractors Mail's & Lewis. and the
couple are now residing at 18 Railroad
., A small blaze caused considerable ex-
' oitement in Edward P Wood’s Wall
’ -. ‘ drug store, this mornin . One of
burnersof apatent oil llg thad not
properly cleaned and caught fire.
all lted as it fed in, and the store
amo ed up to some extent. The
a were promptly extinguished.
‘Earry‘Cam , c k for Finns d:
Benedict. rode'ioBri port on hi: hi-
min ssterday. Af wheeling about
‘5 alibestartad for home. He had
Rates arasWestport hen hawss tak-
___su with cramps andf ifrom his wheel
,, luafsint. Adoctor assnmmoned and
hswsssent home in coach. Today
hslsdcklnbed ‘ if
Neither Rev. Rufus T. r nor his
counsel, Attorney Kie . sp and in
the New Haven Cit Court, turday
’ , when the two cases against the
lunar were returnable. The-reason of
Ir. Cooper’s non- nos was due to
all arrangement» between his coun-
ssl and City Attorney Iatthewman
. whmsby thecasswsssst down fortriai
on July I.
«as
wu—
Shsrlil' i". 8. lira. with his
,whselsd to sstpcrtysster-
Old 0“wa Con
' the statements
lush
3......
foreman
girlie, who
a the Ann
tstctheBoardostalth 3.,
Improved Order of Bed lien. wil
held ”'5’." which will close the present
term of , tribe.
Thermals
ed wl havingthepost-cilice open yes-
terday in the morning, and expressed
their appreciation to the posttnssta.
Ilr. and Ira. Albert S. Comstcckmf
New Canaan, will sail for Europe only
in July. They will meet the City of
in immanent» party early in August,
The members of the Choral Union, of
the South Norwalk Congregations
church, are requested
church tomorrow evening a two o'clock.
to prepare patriotic selections to be sung
3t thnmspeoial service Sunday evening,
one .
—Festivsl,1st00ng.chspel.Tuesd'ay p. m.
, Captain Frank J. Bradbury. with his
yacht "Gertrude,” will leave Fitch’s
Point, tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,
for New London,to witness the races.
The party will consist of Ralph Bradl, ,
G. B. Vosburgh. Jr.. 0. Irving Ferris, .
W. Ferns and F. ii. Rowan. .
The long drouth is being severely felt
in this section. Strawberries thatshculd
be abundant and cheap are drying up on
the vines, and it is expected that this
year will beonly one-half of the usual
crop. Garden truck and fruit trees also
show the effect of the prolonged dry
spell. ,
C. J. Blewitt delivered an interesting
lecture u n “Darkest Africa," at the
Norwalk para House,Sunda afternoon,
toagood sized audience. he lecture
took the place of the regular Y. It. 0. A.
song service. In the evening the lecture
was given at the Norwalk Baptist
church. Saturday night Mr. Blewitt
lectured at Broad, River.
Mr. and lira. Ksrrigan, Mr. and lira
Head, Plaud Casey. William Casey, Miss
Kittie Goldrich and MiasKlttle Lantfont.
all of this city, wont sailing yesterday on
lit. Wood’s sail-boat. and had a very
pleasant time. But alittle mishap oc-
curred on their homeward voyage which
somewhat marred their pleasure. Mr.
Kerrigau wished to show the party his
nautical abilities by practical demonstra-
tion in climbing the mast, but unfortun-
ately lost his hold and fell overboard.
Had it not been for William Carey, who
is an expert swimmor, jumping in and
saving him. hire. Kerrigan would be
minusa husband. There was no more
harm done than a few of the ladies faint-
ing and Mr. Kerrigan spoiling his new
Sunday c'othes, and losing a valuable
meerschaum pipe which he was smoking
at the time of the accident.
' 1
[soawaut news on mm. race 1
DANIEN AND NOROTON.
Lester Floyd, employed by J. D. Crim-
mine at Coliendar‘s Point, was arrested
in Stamford. Friday, charged with heat-
ing and overdriving a horse in his charge,
and being intoxicated. Several men
testified against him, and Judge Young
imposed a fine of 65 on the first count,
and .1 and costs for the second oflence.
Saturday sveninga junkmau was on
his way to Norwalk, when his wagon
broke down under the bridge at the Main
street crossing. It was left standin by
the roadside until yesterday morn ng.
when the junkman returned with
another vehicle and proceeded on his
journey.
Kr. and lira. W. E. Hitchcock, and
hire. Hitchcock’s mother, Ilrs. Iary
Morehouse. from Iiuncie, Indiana, are
Encoding the week at. the residence of
. E. Morebouse. Prospect avenue.
From here they‘go to Block Island to
spend the summer.
A large number witnessed the ball
game Saturday on the Brady grounds
between the Wescotts. 0! Stamford, and
the Darlene. The former won,13 toi
Next Saturday the Blinkerderfs and
Darlene will cross bats.
Arthur B. Tolles gave a party last Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of the sixth
anniversary of his birthday. The time
was pleasantly passed in playing games,
after which a luncheon of cake and ice
cream was served.
The drama “My Wife's hiotber,” will
be presented at Fitch‘s Soldiers‘ Home,
Thursday ni lit. by the same company
which gave it in the Town Hall a few
weeks ago. for the benefit of the Methc~
dist church.
Joseph Bates came out Saturday with
his delivery wagon shining like a new
silver dollar. It was done by Artist Wil-
liam B. Willmott. Jr.
A valuable bird dog owned by Henry
Valentine was run over by a wagon on
Saturday, , and two of his toes were
cut oil’.
Louis Hermon, who has been in a New
York hospital receiving treatment for his
eyes, has returned home.
F. S. Fitch has rented one of his houses
at King’s End Landing to Dr. Shiller, of
New York city.
Henry Northrup. of Main street. has
been entertaining Dr. Hero, of Wesl-
boro. Mass.
Miss M. J. Davis’ Elmwood school
closed last week for the summer vaca-
tion.
Francis S. Fitch moved into his new
house on Norcton Heights, last week.
Mrs. S. R. Frances and Miss Mary
flayter are visiting in Port Chester.
Hrs. George Strangward has recovered
from a recent severe illness.
day in llount Vernon.
Edward llead, of New Canaan, was in
town Saturday.
IlissJennie Fairbanks is in Nsw Ca-
We
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Castorla.
When Baby was sick, wegave hermit
WhenahewuaChfldshecriedforMfll.
Whenshebecsmehfhahaclungtom
mmmmmmmm
The Mon of calendar Uncss Tlilfi
generally were much piece '
to meet at the proton
Mr. and In. Nathan Finch spent Sun- hotel
A I'lssae Paper Pattern of This Game-I
Hey is Mined by Using the Coupon
rrtatsa astow.
We have made special arran is
with the is of the celeb Basar
Glove-Fl g Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady naderasoms of their
lvarynsweatand
choicest pattarlu of
is. Full and explicit directions
for putting togethpr the garments ao-
company each pattern.
. " .
. /, (l/I/ ,/ " I‘ k
“52*LADlE5' ETON JACKET
HINTS BY MAY “ANTON.
A pretty fancy this season is the double
sailor collar worn on the stylish Eton
jacket that is more than ever popular. .
The upper collar is usually made from
cream or white piq‘ue,duck,or heavy linen
sometimes plainly com leted. and some
times trimmed with nsertion as here
shown. .
This collar is made adjustable, so that
it can be removed when necessary to
launder. the fronts which extend to the
lower edges being secured with buttons
and buttonwholee placed inside.
The Eton jacket here represented is
made of dark blue serge. the white
pique collar being decorated with Irish
pomt embroidery inserted near its edge,
which reaches within an inch of the
plain sailor collar of blue serge.
The jacket is neatly titted with single
bust darts. the seamless back reaching to
the waist in round outline. graduating to
pretty points in front. Full gigot sleeves
are shaped with a single seam and grace-
fully disposed ovcr comfortable linings
that are joined in two sections. Jackets
in this style are generally made to match
the skirt. which can be of any seasoaabie
wool, cotton, linen fabric.
Retail price of this pattern is 25 cents.
This pattern to cut in six sizes, viz: 32.
34, 36. 38, 40 and 42 inches breast
measure.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide—-
For small size, 32 inches breast msas~
ore—yards.
For medium size. 38 lama-a Jbiesst“
measure—yards.
Fordlarge sire-ii) inches breast measune,
—— sr s.
rtra large size, 42 inches bust meas-
ure—yards. '
EVEIIIS SEITIIEL COUPON
FENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. 03' N0. M62.
Cut this out. till in your name and addressl
Fahd mall or take to
Students Bargain Hausa
ADDRESS .
’A'l‘TllliiN x... slur. SIZE- “min
This coupon and 1: etc. will secure above
pattern at Sturtcvant'a. North Main and
Ann street). South Norwalk.
I100 Reward, Clot).
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learll that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
Bulb's. and that is Catarrh. Hall‘s (fatarrh
Cureis the only [positive cure known to the
medicatfraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease. reoulres a constitutional treat-
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
1y. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation :of the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curatlvotpowers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Semi
for list of tostlmonlsla.
Address, F. .i. CHENEY dz 00.. Toledo. 0‘
Wholdlby Druggists. 760.
LAN“, We...”
.. u. "at... ”
City Employmtnt Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WANTED IMMEDIITELV.
Two cocks. two waitresses. six capable girl
in general housework. two waitresses for
s.
Also positions for one cashier. two book-
keepers. three coaohmen. two capable Swedish
man around a gentleman's place. and several
farm hands.
Inna. 1" 3133‘:le
70 North Main s JQuin Nanak.
ml) tf
-.-
__3
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FORIERLY DORLON’S,
South Norwalk. Ch.
Inowopsnfcr
d“ figfi'fit‘l’i
mused
JOHN courtly
. a
Napoleon's Gardenia Pleuantrles.
The king of Sweden had claimed rcpm
scntatlcn both as Duke of Pomerania and
us a guarantor of the peace of Westphalia;
to that end he had sent us his delegate
Count Forum, a shrewd agent, once Swed-
ish ambassador in Paris, the friend of
Mprlc Antlollctte and known everywhere
as an intimate counselor of the Bourbons.
Bonaparte. outraged at such eflrontory,
surlimnncd tile envoy to his presence, and
trnlnping on the forms of a hollow polite-
ness informed hllll with u fow biting words
that his presence was hit desired. The en-
voy tun-its] long enough to unsure himself
that Austria was quite as hostile as Frunce
and returned to Stockholm.
It annoyed Ilollllpnrtc even more to find
that tile llllpcrlill delegates hull not yet or-
rivod. But be piliirit‘tl the interval with
considerable sutlsflwtloll ill plulstllltries
with the various yuarsollugi-s who were on
the ground. “Ilnw,” said he too when of
Wurzllurg, ”cull the station of all ecclesi-
itSlittill prince of tho empire, it man who is
both worrior lllld spirituul lllinisScr, accord
with tilt! precepts of the Scriptures, with
tho [ulvuriy ulltl lmvlilll-ss of lulrly Ullristl-
unity?” " Where will your lllllstor live?"
he sold til tile ltgl-llt from the lilHllilp of
Mlllrlz, "when his loses-l his present rosi-
donccl" The hollow shells of \vorllollt ill—
stitutilllls I'ltilli‘il wherever this illllm'lltor
Hitlpp‘liL—PI‘UII'SNll‘ \l'. .\l. Sloullo's “Life
of Nuymloull” ill Century.
A Distinction.
A nulllolllttll who “no; in the habit of
spoultlug to millions in iill lliiulllo lllllllnor
W)“ lllllcll lllllllwil “'lli‘ll u gulll'llslllllll said
in him in it lit"ll"._\‘ :.l.ll 3:. {lill wzly: “lllkc
gull. ll‘._’v' lord. ’i‘l.vn~':. liill llIl: ol' the gen-
't'lllilll lllimli you."~—~l.olulu:l 'l'll-lilts.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Gastoria.
I wish to return my sincere thanks to each
person whom kindly assisted me in mulchi-
ing Living Whist. last week. To the four who
played the bands. the joker who entertainer!
the cards until his unit. and to each card from
the king down M the ileuru.l extend thanks.
The game of Living Whlst has never been ex-
celled by any amateur nrgnulzathn since its
creation. Respectfnliv yours.
it W. GILBERT NEWFI.L.
I’lHTRl'TOF‘ NORWALK. so . PROBATE
, COl'llT, June in. A. D.. 1895.
Estate of i arollne (fhlcllestcr. late of Brook
lyll. in the Sum- of New York. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for' the District of Nor-
walk. hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the crmlllors of sai
estate to‘elllliblt their claims for settlement.
'l‘llosevtllo neglect to cement their lwcounts.
ropcrly attested. wit in said time will be
t charred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estateare requested to make immediate
”Intent its . .
PETER L. CUNNINGHAM. l Erecutors.
THEODORE it. CADIP. i ll“ 0” l
i .. y
m
litter commissionels' Office,
' .0. ll IAILIOAD PLACE.
Sorrll Noawaati, June l. 1575.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
0mm until Tuesday. June enth, liiilfl. at 4
o‘clock. p. 111.. for the purchase of any part or
the whole of ”Lilli bonds. denominated
“Water hind of the City of South Norwalk."
Interest.t per «~ent.. payable samlvanuuaily.
January and July; thirty years to run, matur-
ing July 1. 11th. for particulars apply to
WM B. REED. 2 Wu"
CHAS. H. TROVVBRIDGE. V ,
criteria): a. HATCH. ‘mmmmu'm
. 113191“
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward properly. ov-
erlooking Norwallt iiarbor; also
Shore Lot
at end of inwndes avenue.
Particulars APPLY TO
ll. SillllTZ. 83 Washington 8!.
r.
some
Til «Sillliii Bilili DiPilSllllllS.
A resablc in the provisions of the new law.
the limiting hours or the Savings Banks of the
Town of Norwalll. after June let. lliit'l. 0n
SATURDAYS will be open from ii to Mo‘s-lock
a. m.. and instead of being open on SATUit-l
DAY evrnlngsus list-culture, will be open on
MONDAY evenings of each week. from 7 w it
o'clock p. m. '
NOIiWALK SAVINHS HOCIE’l‘l.
it“); lino. lC. Minute. Tress.
FAIltFiELD COU. TY HAVINUS liAlNK.
.iANsa H.1lian.r.v. Tress.
scum soltwsllu ssvmcs BANK
B
By Jon" B. INAPI’. Tune.
mill 1m
Norlce ”
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
hoursof7and8a.m.,and dandsp. m.
Notice is also given that the inspector
will see that this order is compiled with,
and that all persons found wasting the
Water
Commis-
smells
city water, or using it in any way other
department, will be dealt with accord-
“‘1’:
JOHN P. TREADWELL, l
D. W. FITCH. .
so if
one roll m assess.
an [000 0! Alti- nuns.
than allowed by the rules of. the water
FBED’K. “BAD.
W
call Pasture Beach
M 0m I millil-
ltmli delimit“! ‘
“Wifiii’%“fl“ it'd
m...” °........* ... minutes-'- r...“
nestling oft .dlst‘rligt big: the Ital. s o
I
use. will due as his first
has. . mhgafgsg all?! be read”:
Interest at ate avenue.
annnm. from J‘u'ns isll‘liflhmn.
per cent. Per
all bills remaining unpaid 0&1?» nlyoll.
a.
Co “of taxesfor the last dogfight.
Dated. May 81. W. may 1m
MUSIC HALL
ullli sulluul.
u...
It will” you to visit
your sheep for ourselfcr _,
alargerstocktoaeectirotn. on
quotad.cuallty and m _ -
on have our carfare you on ' . -
chasesan over. Yon‘l solo .ths outing.
tic-la e
seealltheNewcetU
Summer Clothing. Furnl’s‘hings Bats.
M E I G S & 0 0.
mercuric BUILDING.
ssv Main cor. Bank St. Bridgeport. 0..
Taylor at Golden- .
lleal Estate and Insurance, if
i
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satura
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arran f . -
chasers of wheels receive instrucgtol‘bnsoireefir
ll.R.Blll.KLEY&l'll.
52 South Main St"
AGENTS [OR
Siearns and lasting.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
Bicycles from Wh
repaired. cw up, eels rented nliquid
wasnnsc'row mar.
Persona looki fora or house and lot
with the view 0 pure .are invited to
2:111 and examirli’l‘i‘lt’mrflist.m of c It?" them in;
e it every n e a reasons
crime and on easv terms. W auutf
THE FLORENCE Bel
ran txcuncous. /
The “Florence B." Captain Re mstock. i
can be chartered for excursio . alc- “
c)mmodationa. first class .cabln. charter reas- ,
enable. Apply to the captain, or William P. ,
Beers. 82m .
llEV. H. N. llllNNINll’S ilPlNIilN.
Sillllll llilllliilli. Willi. will ll. I895.
Editor (veiling. Sentinel: .
I have examined this new edition of this ,
most complete and exhaustive of all Encya
clopedias, and regard it as now superior to
all others in cheapncss and excellence. The
W
l‘
. new additions on American subjects thor-
ou hly supplement this original edition.
KEV. HOMER N. DUNNING, D.D.
.___..-....—__._
SlllllH lillllllilll. Clllill. .IllllE l2. I895.
lill. JAMES lilllllEll. PUB. Elllllllli 8EllT|llEl.-
lil DEIll Sill: .
I am glad to say—what is well known to
all students—that, for the use of those who
wish tomake caretul and thorough investi-
gations, the Britannica is the most valuable
of all encyclopedias. The general value of
the work is much increased, also, in the edi-
tion you are placing before the public, by
the supplements included in each volume,
in which the treatment of- topics is up'to
date and suited to the needs of American
readers. I hope many persons will be able
to avail themselves of the liberal terms on
which you are offering this excellent edi-
tion. Yours, sincerely, . ’
REV. GERALD H. BEARD, Ph. D.-
South N orwalk Congregational church
Something, - New !
EHAVE refitted our store so we can show our goods
better, and we have a New Lot-of TOILET SETS—no
two alike—— which we will sell from $2.50 and upwards.
lhey are Beauties-«No Two ilikel
We have just received the best lot of Banquet and Table
LAMPS that ever cameto this town. The are not chea
goods, forthe metal work is solid brass. owever we wil
.sell them at prices you have been paying for lamps with tin
founts and iron bases. .
NASH &' VAN scoff;
llllllliEll Illlll'll gill Ilill- WEST SlllEtTS. __
The Largest Glass of ICF ‘.
CREAM SODA . in the city for 5 i k
cents.
r
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Rev. Gerald H. Beard’s llpinibn.’.
l.
Norwalk Chronicler