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“ l 1111M rate a has. Plano—Slaw-
mwnsmu an under Church-
‘ 1 , Item el Improvements.
The, East Norwalk “Methodist church
probably hold a Fourth of July pic-
at Seaside place, similar to the one
held last year. The subject is now being
flied up by the members of the vari-
out societies of the church
i. The annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk ilre department will be held Mon-
1 day night,June 8th. The the commit-
‘ tee will hold its annual meeting the
(allowing night, and will probably ratify
the silicate chosen. ,
1 ., Painters in the employ of E. E. Gor-
hem have commenced work on the spire
"of Trinity church, South Norwalk, Cap-
sthin Charles Day erected the tackle and
qéaflold.
1 Frederick Fe , of Warren street, a
carpenter; who 'Was working in Ridge-
held, sustained abad fall from a scaf- “
fold, 'l‘uesda1y, breaking his arm in two
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Aisthorpe will
celebrate, tonight, the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage, at their home in
Riverside avenue.
" "CharlesW. LeCount is having John
W. Banks build‘ m1 Mdltion to his
house; corner of Cottage and South Os—
baniavennes.‘
Parisian agent George D. Keller, of
Riverside avenue, is again able to be at
his allies 1n South Norwalk after a seige
of sickness.
Miss Harriet and niece Ida, of Yonk-
ers, have arrived here to spend the sum;
met with H. M. Prowitt, East avenue.
Mr.aners.J. Conklin,ofEastNorwalk,
have moved into their new house on the
New Canaanroad,‘ “QM River.
The Sunday school of the Swedish
church will hold a strawberry festival.
Saturday night, June 18th. ‘ “I, ,
Alonzo Wheeler had C. T. Leonard ‘ ‘
put a coping in front a! his property in
Henry street, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W‘ Samsonbf
Fort Point street. are visiting their un-
ole in Springfield, L. 1.
Mrs. A. E. Bradley, of South Osborn
avenue,msink.
five, and Rev. 1'. v.
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a M1. were. trip through New
York state.
1b. 11. Smith 11 having a 00mm walk
laid around his residence in Henry street.
Harrison Gray is very low at the home
or his daughter in Maple avenue.
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George Vosburgh has moved into one
of Oliver Cook's houses on the west side
of the river.
Captain George Bell has begun driv-
ing spiles to strengthen the Norwalk
Tramway company’s bridge at the en-
trance to Baton Point.
« A car load of“ furniture arrived from
New York, yesterday, for Mr.1and Mrs.
Harry Hoyt’s‘new cottage at Pine Point.
George Manuel is assisting Station
Agent Gibbons during Fred Lockwood’s
stay at the Darlen post-office.
A force of men is making repairs to
the Witch Lane row. All the highways
in this section of the town have now
been placed in excellent condition.
Contractor A. Bach, of South Nor-
walk, has put down new concrete walks
"about the residences of E. Thomas and
,G. W. Bryan.
Messrs. Babcook and Samuel, of
New York city, have leased the Fair-
'vlew house of the owner, Mrs. Living;
stein, and will conduct it as a first-class
temperance hotel. Samuel Gaylor and
family will move to Stamford.
Rising Star Division, Sons of Tem-
perance, will hold a debate tomorrow
evening on the woman suffrage ques
‘tien‘. Rev. H. 0. Whitney and Mrs.
W. J. Crew will argue in the afiirma-
Atkinson and C.
H. Guider in the negative. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
A specially attractive service has helm
arranged by the members of the Ep-
worth League in the Methodist church,
for Sunday evening. The .day is not
only the seventh anniversary of the
society at large, but also of this society,
which was one of the first organized.
William Snfllin, who has the sale of
The Sentinel in Rowwteu, has pur-
chasedanew bicycle in order that he
may cover his extensive route more
.,,
Fell at State ller Arte
Blanche, the three year-old daughter
of A. E. Ellis, machinist at the Nor
., walk Mills, fell fmmn smallexprnss
Wagon; yesterday afternoon, and broke
her armjust below the elbow. Dr. S.
11. Huntington, who was passing at the
tirne, wasealled in and set the broken
bone. The little girl was also very
much bruised about the head.
. CRANBUIIY.
Frank Gregory is on the sick list.
Astrawberry festival will be held in
the chapel sometime in June.
Charles Benton and family, Mrs.
Minnie Gregory, Misses Helen and
Charlotte Adams, and Fred Hawkes
were guests a! Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gregory on Sunday.
Sylvester I‘Youngs killed two large
snakes near his residence a few days
ago. One measured ilve feet,four inches,
and the other four feet, ten inches.
Allen Burton, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Susan
Burton.
.' Mrs. John Crawford has gone to Port
'Jeflerson to remain until May 20th.
Her husband, who is captain of the
“Ituna, ” will sail away with the yacht
at that time.
Robert Gregory has started a milk
route.
Rev. W. D. Hart, of tho Wilton Con-
gregational church preached in the
chapel on Sunday afternoon.
Peter Guise and wife will soon take
possession of their newly purchased
place.
Andrew Slauson and family have
moved to Hurlbutt Street, Wilton.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory has traded her
pony and wagon with her brother,
Sidney Adams, of Bridgeport, and is
now the proud possessor of a grey horse
and a carriage.
Mrs. Paul Roestel and son Paul, of
New York city, have been guests of
her brother, Albert Welnitznnd family-
Mrs. Caroline ",Wymnn, who rccehed
injuries by falling down stairs a short
time ago, is convalescent.
Mrs. Scholley, of Weston, has visited
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Hyatt.
Bgnjarnin Hnwxhurst and family have
mwed to Bridgeport. .
Mrs. Frank Youngs, of East Norwalk,
and Mrs. Elmer Fairchild of Brooklyn,
were guests, yesterday, of Mrs. E. S.
Taylor
"Good wgraoions!"
Adam. as he rubbed his aching side and
saw with sleepy eyes the lovely Eva,
"a
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Connecticut Patients.
The following were issued May 12,
1896. List furnished from offices of A.
M. Wooster, patent lawyer and solicitor
Bridgeport, Conn:
Frank Rhind, Bridgeport, eight, bi:
cycle lantern (3), no chimney burner,
bicycle bell, bicycle lamp (2), and latch
for bicycle lumps, S. G. Stoddard and
G. W. Baldwin, Bridgepdrt, holder for
bicycle lamps, . S.G Stoddard, Bridge-
port, air pom; W. Grunow, Bridge-
port, car fender; H. House, Bridgeport.
two, vapor burning apparatus and vapor
burning igniter; H. Macdonnld,
Brid port, device. for duplicating
grep ophone records; L. B. Curtis,
Southport, cutting and threading
ire
machine; W. A. Bein, New Haven,
damper for pianos; P. Gallien, New Ha-
ven, car couplinng. P. Lavignc, New
Haven, appliance for forming wrenches,
C. Birklcy, Hartford, ball cock; L. Hep
burn, New Haven, magazine fire arm;
F. H. Bassett,Wate1-bnry, rowlcck; I.
(:1. Platt, Waterbury, button; F. R.
Whitest al, Waterbury, button; 0. S
Peck,Danb111-y,hat brim ponncing ma-
chine;S. WhitIOck, Shelton, bcdmovc-
ment for printing presses; T B. Ferrell,
Torrington, snatch block; W. C. Ladd,
Bristol, chime; W. Kli'en, Thompson-
Villc,coiilnh.1ndle; A. B. Stone, Wind
sor, expansion bit.
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DRY GOODS
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8 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
BLAZERqS
BLAZER SUIT
BLAZER SUITS,
caline; prico$
BLAZER SUITS,
of navy blue ear
with silk; price
BLAZER su'rrs,
BLAZER surrs,
BLAZER SUITS,
BLAZER SUITS,
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is usually sold at a low
LADIES'W CAPES AND SUITS.
We have received within the lastfewda
mil are part of the stock of one of the
sly, and the workmanship is first-class.
of strictly all wool, gray and brown mixtures, skirt cut full, 5 yards wide, percaline lined and bound
with velveteen, blazer cut in the latest style, half lined with silk; price $8. 50.
0! fine covert cloth, full skirt, percaline lined, jacket half lined with silk; price $8. 50 and $10.
of navy blue, all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small pearl buttons, skirt full 5 yards, lined with pen '
,jacket made with large sailor collar, full skirt, lined with porcalinc, jacket half lined
0113le all wool serge, full skirt. lined with percalinc, Venetian bound, jacket half lined; price $7 75.
of Black all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small buttons and braid, lined with changeable silk, skirts
full five yards; price :31 1.0
of 4fine quality black serge, jacket trimmed with small buttons and lined throughout with silk; price
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of black cheviot, skirt and jacket both lined throughout with silk; price $16. 50. 7
THE STAR BICYCLE SUIT.
The suit of the season for bicycle riders, made 1n a variety of cloths, with legglns to match
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
ate Skirts in plain and figured Brilliantino, Sorges, Cheviots, ECrepons and Storm Scrges.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ---OIL STOV
Spoon Holders, 8c; Four piece Table Set, 300; 3.3 gallon Pitcher, 1811;! pt. EGroum Pitcher, 86; Covered
PATTERNS Sugar, Sc; Covered Butter, Sc; Nat Dishes, 8c; Berry Bowl; 81:; Cake Salvars, 15c; 10 in. Bread Plates
1 100; Shell Picks], 51:; Handle Jellies, 12c. This is a good quality of were and not the cheap kind which
price.
We have just received our 2nd shipment of Famous Oil Stoves and can furnish them' 1n any size.
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Perhc 5 seem hardly necessary to mention You may have seen it; iin01,scnd It may, perhapS, seem odd to buy d
p No more for we have to {m in our sizes liyourbuying moodisoniorclolh- for 11 The boys business is our Iadies' summer waists in a store t1???) sctlmo
you are dressy every week 1n consequence of the ing and furnishings with a dash 01 special pride, and the l)0\5, who (ICVOIUI I0 mens and boys “'91" a a 3“ be:
one of and surprising demand, and it seems as , . , , will soon be men, are always with but Indies“ waists are made by the suspen “IS. ~
the lucky well-made though cvgry Illa“ Ill town kncw lnICTCSI for boys gOOdS, we (I like US. Same people Illfll make "“3“ '5 neg. If hhei’ did I e
ones that garments that we keep only one make, the to talk it over with you 1n n moncv “8'00 SIIII’IS “C dimlpmueim I36 1:0qu Ecgfi?“
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have were 3313;113:3113: by for, in fit makmg way for both of 115. We SBIIOI'S. . quality and 5131” H g 0 about those 1:
benefited evcr‘sccn ____ are in such close touch with the bThcalwayspopularsuufor archaviogsu
. _ ’ . . c) swage 4 o 12 years a run on at
3:31: 1n this HB'LB market III“ I“ “I“ ‘lIIOIc IIIOIII' . variety of styles of trim- and 5°C..
CIIY III“ That you able prices that would cause our mings and embroidered ',\ lucky purchase for us, and
wonderful OI" know are competitors to think. Come and . I??? sachdorsl. 0th“ A," €010er ”‘1'“ I” our customers.
sale 0‘ beautiful made I’llk over om prices and make com I 'sll II a I dcsiil taslnmlmdg
men’saII line of . 1 ' - o 111 in 1 lOl' 11
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WWI “In young :2:- us right pansons; 11011 I wait illllll Saturday grail} jjizhiriiilird’shll:$3133.: Ha'f H080.
as men's to here at though, I’L‘WUSC every salesman blue one side and red on the other.
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advertise will” . home and has about three customers at a III‘wtfici’H“.I!“II¢)';IIIIS0I;III51"III‘C‘I of “show knit" hell hose. 1' c
an . . were 1 1 ¢ wan r 01 s. -
223;“), the price sold at tune. and all 111 a hurry. Rcmcm c 3 on b. l.“ t{milnihiliiigtrh‘ii12:5“; tilted
the most about SIIIZIII ihcr all our advertisements are ex. “N0 Vest.” rising them. The quality and pri
remarkable mg m 23:33:): ,act truths, and they reflect the out The double breasted style is rightwthat' 5 why we havcthc
value former scuv orgy we are putting into the busi-‘OI J‘I‘II‘I“ 5““ III” “II““IY
, 'v n sous IIICIOI'Y C0515 . . shown itself to he 1I1c really
“I" 3‘ c ' Thelone gm” I“ WI” II‘IC'I‘IIII‘ “I" III” ‘3“: popular stylcforthis season. Business is business, but charil
I'Iimku cod style of 0111 whole clothing unocnwcgn, ,uueu ton hearing and will save 1 1 15 ‘11 tumble (silk! and . , in lumir'zcssis cithcra humlmg 1
tun wc ‘ most to s 1 at 1am ”ens umista c.
are not ““0th surpasiscs “Kb “I’m“: CV5? SWEATERS you dlwlliill's to lake 3.1m MI kicks. It i); ‘f‘ ...
seen me 1c are. so me mi - .
ahead of any gthcr clothing house or made and ready to wear y HOBIKRV,’ . 0;" Turk,“'Ibsnlutryfrcm' 1hr fi,§{,‘,§i“§,‘,fi;,2,‘;‘,I,’,‘“,§’,§,"13‘," by the a, "it“, Shirt and Colhr NOCkWOflh
to town, ju'il top in and ask to JEWELRY ,PI'IJI m; .11 111: new. is musty Is .. 1
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II“ these “It" TI'CUBOI'S HAND fl ,unmarrcd I’l’ unythmg “It“ mil with patch pockets If the goods Im' 12 variety of ladies summer The! issIm‘ply irresistible. Tfl
' Kt CHIEFS, man; the tiny ,,[ Methusclnh or the who 1.111 will admit of it. Single waiststo our siimkwllicre are m]... new shades 0 green .md‘ all”:
at $4.90. We have never been bci- GLOVES, Ihumlsof the sweat the When breasted suite will not he “snowman,“ mg ladies quickly 3,3,. shtpcsthat arcdrcnmso duty.
tor to mod to satisfy “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘1 11.. _ mUCIH-‘XCL‘PI the “"6, neat fancy which are right and they (the
Better ones at $6.00 the asiuliousthnn fight HEOKWKAH. W9 5‘3“ 5* customer “I‘l’IIlmgv “0 worsteds and soft wotimcrcs for latlies)1.1llc,.mdilinimwhywuhin b II
mm better at 37.50 now. Cut and f“ are the The kind you want at prices 3'0“ matter what the price, there is a semi (Ircss. Scan 11 and domestic a week we have put in large dupli Um f0 BS.
Very popular fabrics at 310,90 thIIngpoiuts in trouser want to pay. mutual understanding, that goes IIII‘I'VI‘IIIIv cute orders on them. A WWI umbrella for any P'I‘Ie
N bb cfiecufgr gum making, and they II‘WI’ ,WSth the purchase, that the per. i Deter I1.1I1Ic collarswsthmk "I it. you cure to name.
0 y '00 had our very best “In” chaecrh 1s mttonhismone sWofih: Th0 TUXBdD, Buy "“3 waist,nn1l IIIm‘I“? ”IYI'WI
The "I? finest I" 315.00 Try clscwl1ere,then come LAY ASIDE A LlT- ‘ i" y I gpopular men ’5 mllur you lusty;
Perfect fitting and splendid tail
sting and our guarantee is that if
you can equal our low prices eilh‘
or In this or any other city, we will
reload your monoy.Fur1hermcrs
we will make right any dissatisiao
” lien :11 any time, for if you are a
customer of ours we appreciate it
and do all we can In every way we
to us and fit on a pair of
cure; the test will result in our 1
favor every time.
Price for 1hr Wear resisting kind,
theoloezmo
Price for the business kind, $2
to 33.
Price for the dressy kind, .3
TLh. MONEY.
We have a bouncing hot weath-
er bargain 111 the way of a surprise
for you. Some of these warm days
we will make a dash and advertise
something you will sure to fancy.
Be prepared with a little spare
cash, to take it up quickly, for our
advertisements are read and there
is always a quick response, the
if he been 1 he has only to mention
it, and suitable remuneration will
be made.
The way the wind blows is not
more easily determined than it the
direction tor the best bargains In
clothing.
W. A. BENEDICT It (30.,
For boys; just Iikc the
men s suits, full dressmrop
or for evening wear ortinnc
lug school or panics.1‘o
be Worn with dress shirt,
standing collar and how 1
Black Worsted dress suit 1
lug, silk hand cost and trail
and trousers of some match 1
ial. A trial will convince you that
we give a lull dollars Worth for
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new 1.1. one
1111.51 at so
Gloves.
Our reputation on this line nI
,goods Is the highcstnml we aim to
maintain the lead. livery pair of
gloves We sell are warranted curry
Collars.
The kind that the laundry cs ‘1
wearnut. Made of the very be t
quality of linen and the new
shapes, perfect fining, really 1
kind you want. 15c eat: h; or,
2 for 25 arts.
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