SEITIIIEL’S llEl’Illll'EIIS.
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has at the Things they Ice and Rear
. in Ismail, 86m Mall: and Vicinity
outing Their Illegal ”marines.
wBoeiety gossips pronounce 'Brady-
erotino the Headache relief for ladies.
" The frame for William McMahon's
new house in the uewwstreet on the
“Seymour property1’.was raised yesterday.
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Taylor 8r Golden have sold quite a
tract of land on, the Connecticut turn-
pike, belonging to Joseph Morton, to
Mrs. Annie Grumbly
War
The quara'nt'ine has been raised from
theresideuce of Willis B. Mills, ofDay
street. his children haying recovered
from the diphtheria. . 5;].
Judge A. B. Windward. of the Nor-
walk Probate Court, will appoint a
trustee of the assigned estate of Freder-
ick Mead. on Saturday.
" William Collins, who has signed with
the Danbury ball nine, will pitch his
first game with that team , on Saturday
" 1 against the Harlem Catholic nine.
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Gould Seymour’sbarn is on its way
to the new foundation in the rear of his
residence in West avenue.
monr has been quite ill since Saturday.
W.
Miss Agnes Baylies, the well-knowu
soprano singer of Bridgeport, will open
an engagement at the Standard theatre
in New York in the opera of “Faust."
S. Allen Grumman, who lost his right
leg in the accident at the Aero’ Distilled
Water Co.’s works in Bridgeport, Mon-
day afternoon, is now doing well at the
hospital.
An important meeting of the Sunday
school teachers of Grace church will be
held next Tuesday night in the Guild
room, immediately after the teachers’
exposition. A full attendance is re-
quested.
The Winnipault Wall Wahs defeated
a picked nine from Norwalk, on the
Fair Grounds, yesterday, by a score of
24 to 8. The battery for Norwalk was
Chester Selleck and‘DoWd; With-Walls,
Miles Whoue and Denny.
Rogers, Baldwin, &Vickcrs have sub-let
the continue to do 11119 1111111414 tracking of
the Baton 110114111119: the Meadow
street bridge to thii Toint, to A. Bach,
of South Norwalk;-'who began» work this
morning. Mr. Bach will probably build
the extension to 01111111111119.
David J. Hatch of Paterson, N. J.1
c has been appointed agent of the John
Hancock Life Insurance company in
South Norwalk. Mr. Hutch is the
fatherof Mrs. SamucleT. Raymond, of
Monroe street. He ‘wlll'movc his family
here. . . ,,
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Special masses, commemorating the
Feast of the Ascension, were held in St.
Joseph's church at 5:30 and 8 o‘clock.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening an
Italian priest from Bridgeport 11'ill.be
present to hear confessions. and will
also celebrate an early muss Saturday
morning.‘
0. S. Ferry Command, Union Veter-
ans' Union, will give a musical and
literary enmrtainmcnt for members and
their families tomorrow night.
programme will include vocal 1111qu rs
byaquartotto! 11111111101101qu Messrs. Mor-
gan, Warren, Leland and Tilly, 11nd
selections by the Soul-l1 Norwnlk Musiv
cal club.
The second annual fair of the limo.-
hold of Ruth and Norwalk L 1:11:11, (.l. U.
0. I). It, opened at the Social club
rooms in Water strmt. Norwalk, last
night, and will continue tonight. There
was a good attendance, and the various
booths for the sale of fancy articles 11111111
liberally patronized. Supper was surv—
ed during the evening.
Thai-ions of Hermann. 11f Stamford,
have decided to hold a picnic at Lib-
deu’s Rock on June 211. A committee
was appointed to make arrangements
for attending the 2f1ih anniversary of
thuordvr in this state, which will he
celebramlhy a monster celebration in
New Britain. the home of the mother
lodge. on August id. The Stamford
lodge will consoliduu- with the lodges of
Van (lh1111111r.Ncw Canaan and South
Norwalk. and several bands of music
will accompany tin-111.
wllave you ever trim] an Imperial
Comm cigar?
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.Mr. Soy: .
The"
Clinton clams. Knights T111111-
plrr. 11 ill hold a special conclaye Friday
night.
The annual meeting of the Brookside
Chapel association will be held tonight,
in the chapel.
Today being Ascension Day, there
will be a full choral service, with an ad-
dress by the rector, at 7: 45 p. m., at
ere church.
At the close of the prayer meeting at
the South Norwelk Methodist church,
tonight, the New Church Aid society
will hold a special meeting.
James McMunus, of, Norwalk, says it
was not his grandson 'who was sent to
the Reform School, because his grand-
son has gone to Paterson, N. J.
John Heynau is representing Court
Mahackemo at the annual convention of
the Foresters of America in New Brit-
ain. L. M. Smith is representing Court
Narruk.
The Always Ready Circle of King’s
Daughters, of the Norwalk Methodist
church, was entertained by Mrs. Sarah
J. Nash, of Berkeley street, ymtcrdny
afternoon.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union will hold 1ts regular weekly
meeting gFriday at 3 o'clock, at the
Mission room in Water street.
invited to come.
William Smith, the Dunbury horse-
thief who was captured two weeks ago,
was convicted in the Superior Court at
Danbmy, and was sentenced to four
years in state's prison.
—MissHattic.S. Rider is now prepar-
ed to do first-class hairdreSsing, hair
cutting, shampocing and manicuring at.
the homes of customers. Over five years'
experience. 1’. 0. address, Box 557,
South N11r1valkLW~
C. 1.. Ogden, who has a carpenter
shop at the end of the Tramway comv
pany’s line in Rowayton, chartered’thc
Norwalk Tramway company’s work our,
last night, and had a big load of lumber
and shingles taken from Randall's mill
to Rownyton.
The funeral of Nelson St. John was
held this afternoon from the residence
of his aunt, Mrs. Samuel W Hoyt,
Roton Hill. Rev. C. M. Selle-(2k oili-
oiatcd. The pallbearers were ‘ James
’uul, Edward Slater, Charles E. Hoyt
and Elton E. Baker.
The Young Woman I (J hristiuu T11111-
permure. Uniou111‘lll lipid its regular
business meeting t01no1 r1111 evening,
With Miss Sadie Ogden, 11111 South Main
street. Every member is requested to
3be,prcscut, as important business left
over from the last meeting must be at-
tendcd to. '
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Hermann,
will meet tonight in Mystic Chain Hall.
A delegation from the Stamford lodge is
expected to be present. Thov'twentyd
fifth anniversary of the order in this '
state will I111 celebrated next month, and
anuugemohts will be made tonight for
that or out. _ .-.._
William Walker, the bicycle thief
whose 11.xplo1ts of into have caused so
much talk, forfeited ahead of $200 in
the Criminal Superior Court at Bridge-
port, ycsterday. Ilia counsel was given
to undorstaiid that if it should prove
that Walker was unaware of the 11111-1111-
11in of his appearance at court, the case
Would be ro-opcnod.
Next week will conclude the conrsv of
singing lessons in the Norwnlk Metho-
1li11t church. Professor B. .l11ps1111 has
cordially in1 iti-d the musical friends of
the pupils 111 be present at tho final 1411.1-
sionnvxt Wednesday evening. During
his stay here, I’rof. .lvpson has 11111111-
numy friends and has shown excellent
ability in the art of teaching music.
At the Norivnlk('11ngr11gnii1111111chapel,
this evening, Arthur Ii. liill will give 11
report of tho wry interesting 11111111111
mooring of tho Pairflnhl Wu: ('11'1111111
111i11n. recently hold in Itid‘znflohl. 11l11r1
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1'I111r1-l1. 'l’hop'istor will spud. on 1h!-
toplc of tl11~1-1'1111iug,“'l'h1~ lioly Hpimt~~
how we may have It 11111ll11411'u11111i-
lost it."
Willie Ki'l‘lt‘r. 111111 of Oscar ll. “111-Tor.
of l'ZnstNor11'1ill1.11'as driving through
Marshall street. at 9:210 o'clock last.
night. While having a littlo brush
with :1 couple. of bicycle riders, i111 111d-
lidcd with 111111 of A. Solmnus' turnouts.
which was Working for the Southern
New England Telephone company. Mr.
lioolcr was thrown out of his carriage.
and Iandml on the sidewalk. apparently
unhnrt.
Neither vehicle was damaged.
' 1' Pure and SW.
CVQIDIICI S
BAKING Pcwum -
"Finding Cleveland‘s baking powder to be run. I‘y
the best, 1 recommended it in Common 51-1151: in tin;
Household' and now use it cxclnsivcly.‘
Nation imusu, lowly "Cram Scout's Mr llmreal's’."
a
May ., 1 )4.
All are .
The back pisuaaof Chief of Police
Thomas Bradley's house iii Franklin
avenue, is being enlarged.
Apartycf young people will take a
carryall ride to Weston, tonight, leaving
the South Norwalk poet-ethos at 7:80
o'clock.
The Norwalk Street Railway ocom-
pany’ 11 tracks over Gosling Brook are
being raised slightly, having settled at
that point.
Elva Conqae, daughter of Pinceuzo
and Minnie Conque, of Ely avenue,
died of dysentery, last night, aged
eighteen months.
Selectman Isaac Selleek looked over
the work of improving the shore road.
this morning, and says thecontractor is
doing a good job.
Catherine 1. Kelly, aged nine years
and seven mouths, daughter of Patrick
and Mary Kclley,d'ed this morning at
her home in Ludlow street.
Considerable smoke was in the atxnos
phere hereabouts, yesterday afternoon,
coming from b1g forest fires in East-
port and Spoonk, Long Island.
Letter Carrier Henry 0. Bailey went
to Georgetown today to attend the
funoral of a friend. Substitute Currier
Clark is taking Mi. Bailey‘s route.
,1
Willie Gilbert, employed by Washing-
ton Hawxhurst,’ was taken from his
work by.Coustable linutjéstcrday, and
sent to St. Mary's parochial school.
The shoe blocking man, Trumbull,
made his annual Visit to South Norw alk
last night. 11141111111 120011 business and
entertained a large crowd in the square
The following sentence occurred in a
reading lesson in school: “This is a
worm; do not step on it." It was run-
dored: “This is a warm doughnut; step
on it."
The First Connecticut Heavy A rtillci y
willhold its annual reunion chnoi-
day, June 10th, in Bridgeport. The old
l’otorsburg express is at Comrade
Frank Miller's in that place.
William Murphy, of tho ulmshouso,
who has 11 cancer on his lip, had his
photograph tnl.111 this morning. Dr.
Baldwin has undertaken the task of
curinghini without an 1merat‘iou, and
another photograph will be taken if the
doctor is successful.
“Big words a11"fino elothcs,‘ ’said 1711-
11112113111-11, "is berry'frcquently alike in
not kibbt'rin' much 'dat rc'ly ”mounts
ter anything."
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DRUOGIST.
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CEDRENE
CAMPHOR
Compound
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in Packed with woolcus, {1.111 111'
0 any fabrics which moths
wi1|
infest, protect
them thoroughly.
Price, 25 Cts.
SNXNVB'IO BSOOH BOA ONIHRAHEAB
‘3BOLS 00!!
Mom effectual than crude or
rcfiucd mmphor.
I Manufactured by
1 R. H. PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street,
50. IORWMJI.
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Green Gage Plums,
‘ Yellow Peaches,
Bartlett Pears,
Strawberry Jam,
101.: Per Can!
Raspberry .Is
F. D. LAWTOII :& 00., 2
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STRETE.
EDWAR
The season for nearing thin fabrics is at mhand. We have the
pr! ttiest lino of
Figured Organdiesl Lawnsll Dimities!!! Cambricsllll
You have ever seen. Open th
LADIE$~ SHIRT - WAISTS
Correct stylus. 8111 1' i111 values at 15911, 750,980, Si. N and $1. 25.
We 11.11 11 l0 dozen ludios‘ Shirt
good
of them 1111111 sild at $1 and $1.
trinity!
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2 South Mam Street
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Sonic Plain Facts.
We can say that there never was a
market in town where you can get the
meats at the price that we have sold for.
We are the only one. Just thinks} it. ‘
Smoked shoulders, 8c per lb; bacon, 1011
per lb; veal chops, 12,.{1 e per lb; loin lamb
chops, l2}; e per lb; leg mutton or lamb
101? per lb: stew lamb, 41: per lb; corned
beef from 4 to 12c per lb. Largest stock
of fish, 1011 est price.
Eree Delivery
New York Market
FRINKS. AYERS, Prop.
STREET.
is week. a new shipment of
Waists,111any of them very
Some
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PIANO FOR SALE—:—w
A first-class upright piano in
at a bargain.
E. M. JACKSON,
53 WALL STREET, . .
I liquit'c of or address
fine condition. “ill be sold
Photographer.
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Dinner Sets, Tea Sets“
ETC, ETC.
ETC,
We have just receiunl three new
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. S0 Washington l'lirmt
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(11 mph-In portion of I6.flownw-1k1's
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Caps, Stockings and Sweaters ladies’ Neckwear.
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South Norwalk,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
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