. Steels Petals; the shoe repsiru on
liailrned place. has been spending a few
days with fellow countrymen in use
York city.
lliu Anne Mead, who has been the
guest of lira. H. B. Toiles, the past few
days, hasnturned to her home in New
Canaan
A party of half a dozen New York
young men are camping out on the shore
of Scotch Cove.
Ernest Crofoot has taken John Swee-
ney’s position In Cantrell's grocery store.
m
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Puller III-m m- In I W Ile-
timeindtamfa'd. lortlieleatsix,
months business' in 1th line has been
going steadily downwell'd. until recently
onlyoneegent remelnltdmnd he could
m m. It ”It
Rev. Jeremiah Dunne, of St. liery’e
church. liorwalk, oelellreted the nuptial
high mass in St. Anlgmtinde church.
Bridgeport. yssterdsy.I in honor of the
wedding of John W. "Vernon and lies
Elie Finn, both of thtl Park City.
accepted. an informal ballot for com-
mitteeendtrsssererwastaken. withthe
following result: Whole number of
Mvotes out. sixty-four; H. Ii. Hindiey.
thirty-two; William J. Flemming, thirty;
scattering, two. Three other ballots
were taken before a choice was made,
ROWAYTCN.
lie. and hire. W. K. Aokert and dsuah.
tore will move on Friday to Bdhsgtieoke,
Ne Yea 'm M tomtl’ Mind
where lir. Ackart has united a lnerer
tivs position. During their residue”!
over eight years here they have made
1.. W Jr.. is sick with
gethis father’s borne on Henry
MP-l ., a
. hosts of friends who will M, re- the fourth one being as follows. Whole
lira. Joesph Keatingl, of Water street. mm,“ of votes cast, sixty-live; William sure or Olro,
"MI“ “W“ m'“ m" “(it'dk-W‘M “'3 WW "I" ‘ “m H" ' “mm” m“ ' "m J. Flemmingnhlrtyveight; n. thilnd- 35335333$°'l“'
theyhe missedin the listhodietchnrcb
andSunday school, where they took a
veryactivs interest. . '
JemesE. Stevens wu elected collee-
tor at the annuel school’mssting, Satur-
l‘nasx J. Career makes oath that be is the
senior owner of the firm of F. J. Caesar d:
00.. doing business in the city of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid. end that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED- DOL-
"' ‘ Adams, Georgie. wherehe has
broom stick, yesterday? aftemoon, and he
with an old friend of his
made his escape by jumping into the riv-
er. After she had dIIIIppeared he coolly
went home and changtld hie wst clothing.
ley, twenty; scattering, seven. his.
Flemming wasthen unanimously elect-
ed. A formal ballot for clerk end col-
lector showed the whole number of votes
Bummer CStblhg.
Hall's Cetarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Send for testimonials.
free. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. 0.
Q'Soldby Drugglsis, 75 cents.
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an umbrella seller was struck by the MWWIMI “10 333.400.1111“! will be ““141"? scattering, “F T" “““lng raann Cues. mmnvm BUILDING. .
, 4 “mm of. 1'31”", on oath. reclined by the six-mill tax. Ir. Ste- Medicated. FRANK J. Gummy. set Ilaln nor. Bank on. nerds-port. or. .
lodge, I. 0.0. F... will hold wumn‘wn street my”... yesterday a. vensies capable men. and should have flies Elisa Lyons, who resides in spart- pillfitfhrl‘fl'.“ :lgtcsubgzflbod in my m 1;,
semi-annual election tonight. There ternoon. and thrown some distance. 31. no trouble in collecting the entire tax. msnte over Cantrell's grocery store in T. W ' y ° °“‘ " A“ D- “35' Ill USEC HALL I I
hens ”3- All members are '3' legs end body were badly bruised. . Arthur C. Whitney, of Darlen, who is W- Austin's bl003- '03 “'9 ‘0 ”‘30 PIP" {sun l A W G, mason. , l,
antadto bepreeent. a member of Company C. Connecticut “0°“? “W“W'lv ‘9 "1° 10‘ h‘ck 0' a“ ' ' Nb oiaru Public. “Y 6 LE 86H" 01' ‘ I“-
Joseph P‘ Crossmalr, John Lambert. National Guard, will come here Iionday h°“'°- Th0 3’! 8"" “MN “I. also "V . f
South Norwalk water was turned
“tribe lies-walk reservoir, Saturday.
' "shut oil again Ifondey noon, after
.teserveirbad been tilled.
Giles St. John, Aaron; T. Bull, end Eli
Northrop, of Nerwalk, attended the re-
union of the Twelfth Iregiment at Morris
Cove, New Haven, yesterday. About
seventy veterans were present. A line
and spread rapidly, so that liise Lyons
was considerably frightened, and was
obliged to cell on several men near by
for euistanos. They formed a bucket .
brigade and soon extinguished the blaze.’
nights during the summer end drill the
Boys’ Brigade of the Baptist church.
The Methodist church will realize
abouth a result of the strawberry
end ice cream festival in the chapel, last
I
flange Whitlnok. a blacksmith un.
A {at Sylvester Taylor’s shop on Iiein
., Norwalk, put his thumb out of
j ‘. generdsy while shoeing a horse.
or... South Norwelk Fire Police are
preparations to repaint end re-
their rooms on Washington street,
ad will also have them r‘siurnished
dinner was served at the Forbes House,
end the old soldiers listened teen address
by a comrade of the frigate "Ports-
mouth, " which lay oil? the line of battle
to the left at Camp Parapet. Mayor
Hendrickspf New Haven, was re-elected
president of the association.
——
The fourteenth annual regatta of the
New Haven Yacht club was called yes-
terday. The entries included in division
0. class 2, the Rival, Wild Pigeon, Flora
and Carrie W. The Rival took firster
in her class, also the Challenge prise, a
silver punch bowl. The second price, a
silver cup, wee awarded to the Flora.
The time made WIII: Rival, Bhours. 88
minutes, 80 seconds; Wild Pigeon, 4
hours. 8 minutes, all seconds; Flora,8
hours, 57 minutes, 35 seconds. Captain
Richard Roddy, of East Norwalk, sailed
the Rival. \
The boot pier on the Washington
street drewbridge, caused by a trolley
wrunnlnitofl the track, will be repaired
the expense of the Norwelk Tramway
,m,
SsoretaryJohn E. Jackson end family,
it Chestnut street, Norwelk, were taken
‘ fink after eating canned pears. Sunday
arming. but their illness was not of a
' anions nature.
’ _ ~ William Thompson, foreman for Reed
. dc licKlbbln. was at work on W. N. bic-
’ Kibbon'e' electric launch, yesterday
. in, when his right band was bad-
d by electricity.
[nonwanx nsws 0N FIFTH mos ]
EAST NORWALK NEWS.
Great preparations are being made by
the ladies oi the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church for the field end festi-
val day to be held on the Fourth of July
at Seaside place. Arrangements are be—
ing made for a flag ruining. accompanied
by patriotic speeches from representative
men of the NOFWDTIII end vicinity. The
committee on athlellics, Frank L'Hom-
medisu, Frank Smith end Frank Bene-
dict, ars planning a baseball game be-
tween the married end single men,
a bicycle race end a boat race. Several
entries have already been made for the
letter. Fireworks will be displayed dur-
ing the evening. Dinner and supper,
which will include roast clams and clam
chowder, will be served from 12 o'clock
to 10.“ Nothing will be spared to make
this a red—letter occasion. The proceeds
will go towards mailing up the Ladies’
Aid society's last four hundred dollars of
their $3.000 subscription.
The Epworth Lilague musical and
social will be held all the home of Frank
Smith, tonight. A. very pleasing pro-
gramme of instrumental music, songs
and readings has been prepared. Every-
one is invited.
Mrs. Leslie (iambic and four children,
of St. John avenue, will start next Mon-
day for Prince Edwards Island, to spend
a month with Mr. Gamble’s parents.
They will stop a few days in Boston.
Charles Reynolds id} making prepara-
tions to open astoro in the building he
leter purchased from Ilse Annie Quirk,
and which was occupied for some time
by David Nash.
Misses Florence and Bessie Keeler and
Samuel Keeler, of North Wilton, are
ng Men's Christian association
a reception to the clerks of the
cities on the evening of July 10,
will b an entertainment, and re-
" will beeerved.
. John W. Dale has been appointed
' tor by the South Norwalk
minioners, and will make a
- . tion of elltbs hydrants
, under. the board’ejurisdic-
in Monday‘s Summer. re-
. and hire. Kerrigan as bev-
« in: M not selling. We have since
beenlnlmned that Ir. Kerrigan isnot
married, the lady being bliss Nellie
I'M
AWIdflJOhIIJ. Walsh. of Norwalk,
islnBridgeport today, appearing before
the communist" in behalf of Chris
InnenforI saloonat Darlen, there be-
” ingaremcnitrance against granting him
slicenss.‘
j The Daughters of the King, of Si.
e, f f rum church, gave their last. social of
them at the Chapel of Our Holy
E Saviour, Berkeley street, last night.
There were games and refreshments, and
all present passed a delightful hour.
. Alineman employed by the Western
Union Telegraph company, who came
from New Haven with several others,
“morning. to string wires, was taken
with a had attack of cholera morbus, and
Dr. W. C. Burks called the ambulance
Ild had bun sent to the Norwalk hospi-
tal for Wt.
ContpanyGJfDenbury, has decided
not "so . run an excursion to visiting lir. and llIra. M. D. Randall,
orwelk on July 4th. Reduced Riverside avenue.
,Illil" on W trains have Captain Irwin. of the East Norwslk
h“ Minister“. The company Juniors, desires to play any local ball
team whose members are under fifteen
years of age.
lire. George Tooller, of East Norwelk,
visited Mrs. William Smith, of lain
street. Boweyton. yesterday.
lire. Enoch 8. Bowen. of ill) Osborne
avenue, expects to start tomorrow ior
Vineland, N. J.
The teachers of the East Norwalk
school will receive their monthly salary
on Friday.
Principal E. H. Gnmbsrt and fennly
will spend the Immmer vacation in
Bethel.
lire. Frank Day, of Bette place, bad a
relapse, last night, and is quite sick.
Ire. HerbsrtV.0arr, of Cottage sve-
nus, is still very sick with plenrisy.
no General Assenbly.
The Bones voted! yesterday to adjourn
'sins dis Wednesday. July ii. The in
bercniosie hill weal passed by the Senate
with an amendment striking out the
’ provhion limiting the expenditures
to 08,000 per year. An important bill
was reported by the committee on
humans inetitutit s in thenones,pro-
hihitingosrtain of personsfrorn
willoomeon thetrein leaving Danbnry
Ii file. In.. an returning will leave
It " at 8:80“
out, of Strawberry Hill, and
wersdriving to Westport, last
.mwhsn the horse became unruly
andran upon the bank In frontof tbs
Quintetd flees in Unionvills, upsetting
” m and throwing the occupants
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Hampshire, on a two weeks' surveying
Sunspee Lake.
part in the dedicatory exercises of the
Baptist church in Sound Beach, next
Tuesday.
town to receive a degree conferred by
the college in that place.
moved from DuBoIs,Pa., and will Io-
cats in this vicinity.
ing for hire. Fannie Vanderbilt, in San-
gatuck.
have been visiting friends In Centerport,
L. l.
Pigott, of New York, this week.
night, It being the annual meeting of the
voters of the Center district. The meet- Child's“ cry for
1:78;,“ celle‘i‘lmtlcii Didi; bgifilerk J Hill Pitcher's Castorla.
h tney. am mutt, . ,
was selected chairman. After the re- Chl'dten cry for
port of the committee had been read and
Work on Charles. G. Wetsrbury's new
of'flcoie completed. The broad port
adds greatly to the appearance of
s ructurs. which is a decided ornament
to the business blocks on Railroad place
The genial selectman will doubtless do a
much larger business and take much
more pleasure in his new oilice.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, will elect oiilcers Friday night,
and transact other important business.
Members of Union Castle. South Nor-
waIk, will probably be present.
flies Camilla Shubert. hire. Bertha
Graver, Dre Gravor,_9_f__ Macon street,
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
E. H. Themes has started for New
rip. He will have his headquarters at
Rev. A. V. R. Atkinson will take
Rev. J. El. Slater has gone to Middle-
Dr.3l1arry C. Sharer and wife have
Arthur Mills, of Main street. is ‘work-
Misses Lillian Wicks and Abbie Scott
l'flu'n Ruby was sick. Wi.‘ gave her Castor“.
WIIIHI shit was it Child, silo cried for Castoris.
When she became Elias, she clung to Custom
When she had Children, she gave them CasiorIe.
George D McKay entertained Joseph
DARIEN AND NUROI‘ON.
The school building was well tilled Ialt
Pltcher’e Castoria.
Mayor Hubbsll’s Opinion.
SOIITII NONWIIN. OONN. JONE Ill. l895.
[MOSTIIOF THE SENTINEl.
The enterprise omea SENTINEL In plac-
ing within easy reach of all, such an oduoa-"
tional work as the Encyclopedia Britannica
is to be recommended.
The value of the Britannica as a work
of reference stands undisputed, but with the
valuable additions made by the American
editor it is now clearly the best work of its
kind extant.
Parents who wish their children to grow
up well Informed can do no better than to
purchase this work and have it kept In an
accessible place.
JAMES T. IIUBBELL, Mayor,
Nor-walk, Conn.
__..__..-.-.._...._..T
William H. Malnne’s opinion.
SOOTN NOIINllN, CONN. .IONE l6. l895.
EDITOR EVENING SENTINEl.
SOOTII NOBINIIK, OONN.
OElll SIN:
I have examined the Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica put on the market by you and find
it a work of superior merit.
It seems remarkable to me that such a
work can be gotten up at such a ridiculous-
1y low figure as $1. 98 per volume, contain-
ing_ as it does. American additions and re-
visions, which are not found In the original
edition; treating all subjects up to date.
It seems to me that it is a very good
chance for .the public to secure a very
”superior work at a very small outlay.
° Notice to contractors
Open Tuesday, Thursday and “Satan
day evenings and every afternoon.
SEALED proposals for the sddltionsto the Private lessons nbs arranged f pm.
Middle. Five Mile River sch l-h use chasers can or. '
be received by D. Dunlop. scoorgturo of'llilic Oi Winnie receive inltructions
committee. till 13 o clock. boom Mon ay. J nly
1.1895. Pl abs and specifications can be obtain-
ed at Hawg& Bailey's. on and after Thurs-
day. June 1896. et 1! In. These bids are sub-
{not to the ep revel of the district, at a meet-
liobelieldp Julyl lMatSp. m. The die-
t ct reserves the right to reject all bids. No
bids will be received efler12 In, Monday. July
D. DFNLO .Secretary Com.
1”Residence Bo lilll. P. 0. Box 5‘5, South
Nor-walk. Conn. l”
cmvri's
City Employment Agency.
belies and gentlemen desiring competent
lli‘lll in any capecity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WINTEO IMMEOIITELT.
Two moire. tvto usitresses,slx capablo girl
in general bousewara. two waitresses tor
hole-ls.
Also pmltlons for one cashier. tno hook-
keepers. Ilirea C(lfldllllit‘ll two tenable Swedish
men around a gentleman‘ s piece. and several
farm hands.
H. II. BOLKLEY ill.
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOR
Stearns and Kealllls.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
Bicycles from 850 up. Wheels routed and
repaired. 137
Building Lots
on crust of Woodward property. ov-
erlooking Norwalk Harbor: also :
a desirable l
'“Shore LOt
at end of Lowndes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
NOTICE
a. mm. as Washington St.
In East NorwaIi Taxpayers I
E taxpayers of the East Sent-elk Fire -—-—~-
IIIIIIIIPIIIIHIIII
trlct tax of onsill mill on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 189i, at a s Isl
FORMERLY DORLO‘N’S.
South Norwalk. Ct..
rue-cling of the district held on tnelith try of
March. 1&5. at the East Norwelk school
Is now open for the season of 1895.
Shore dinners. Rhode Island Clam
house. will be due and pityalile on the first day
of June. 1895. at which time] shall be ready to
Bakes, Bathing. Boating and Fishing.
Elei trIc cars to hotel connecting with
rereltsthe same at my more. First av.euue
all railroad stations. and New York
Interest at the r to of nine at) per cent, per
ennuui. from Jim lst. “95. willbe char ednn
steamboat. Good rooms. and first class
board at reasonable rates.
all bills remaining unpaid on and after uly l,
E. E. (Ii-i
JOHN O’SU LLIVAN
HA \f.
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOB.
in
0 ii. HARVEY.
mm at 9 mos mu
m If 70 \orib Main street. South Norw
Collector of taxes for the East VIII-walk Fire
District
Dalod. May M. 1995. will 1m
Ball Pasture Beach
nuns rmi rm: sums.
SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
Shore minus a Specialty.
HUBBARD a. REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
iii if
28b!
Taylor at Golden-
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STRIKE.
‘ g 3 , fiiifivi'wvn‘v -'
TakeCareoi Youriyes
EXAMINATION FREE. 3
fora lot. or house andlot
with the view purcbesln . are Invited to
cell and exenllrfe our list. s have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices. and on eesv terms. an” if
Persons looking
0
THE FLORENCE 3.
FOR EXCURSIONS.
The "Florence B. " Captain Roy Comstock.
can be «buttered for excursions ac-
commodetinns. first class cabin. charter roan.
enable. Applylotiic captain. or Will—Lin P.
H. S. ROOD,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
iii South Main Street. 80. Norwalk
nltf
HOW IS THIS?
Eight inch Tea Kettles, nickoled, 7'5 cents.
Tin Wash Boilers, 79 cents.
Eighteen-inch, 1402. Copper Wash Boilers, 82.
Five-gal. Galvanized Oil Cans, 90 cents.
Four-quart Tin Pails, 12 cents.
Decorated Earthen Cuspidors, 10 to 16 cents.
We can Prove to you that our
GASOLINE STOVES
The Best Made.
NASH & VAN SCOY,
BONNER NORTH MAIN AND WEST STREETS.
The Largest Glass of ICE
CREAM SODA in the city for 5
cents.
were
M saws.
Vwfiefiiectiully Nll‘kPostmaster,
Norwalk Chronicler