taken at St. Mary'I church Sunday.
Theselectmenof Norwalkwill order
allunregistereddogsshotafterJuue 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Learned Raymond are
mwdqniciledintheirnewresidcncein
. Morgan avenue.
'Theladien' Guild of Trinity church
give all enteflainmont tonight, lll
News Hell
I ' *The funeral of George R. Bootield will
a he held from his late residence. this at
ternoon at 4 o. 'clcok.
J. Henry Hoyt, of Norwalk, is get-
ting snbetlptions for Memorial Day flow-
ers for Buckingham Post.
'i
Mlas Jennie Howard, of Woodward
avenue. is new employed in A. Dicker-
mnn &‘Son’s dry goods store.
Miss Agnes Ute. lately with Mead's
Scull! Norwalk store, has secured a po-
sition atW. H. Jones' City bakery.
Miss Kittie Barbour, of Nonvelk, a
student at Vassar college, wen a price
for expertness in gymnastic exercise. ’ ‘
J. E. Jackson will deliver his lecture
on “Ben Her," tonight. in the hall of
Minnehuha Division, Souls of Temper-
3990-
It is expected that the summer train
schedule will go into effect on the Dan-
lerry division of the Consolidated road
June 14th.
The cost to the city of South Norwalk,
caused by the breaking of the piston rod'
of the engine at the municipal electric-
light works; 'will be about $50:
It is understood that George Adams,
the well-known clown, and a Mr. Busch
have made an agreement to conduct a
small theatre at Shippan during the pro“- _
_ , sent season.
The body of Frank Bette was found
hanging from a tree Woodbury. It
had lime suspended gar-so 0 note and
there was every evidence t at lilo man
. had committed suicide.
The stable of Ebenezer Bdrr, in Fair-
field, was entered the other night and
the tailsof three valuable horses were
shaved, spoiling the beauty of the ani-
mals. The hair on their backs was cut
of! in spots with an old pair of shears.
The Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid masocia
tionwas organized in 1807 and has a
membership of over 8,.000 For the
first quarterd the year the association
haspaidout 318, 500 in death benefits.
The total amount paid since 1807 has
been;i,837,728.
The diocesan convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church will be held
in St. John's church, Hartford. Tuesday.
June 9. The sermon is toho preached
by Prof. Hart, of Trinity college, and is
to be in commemoration of Bishop Soa-
bury, the one-hundredth anniversary of
whose death has just passed.
Ion And.
A “Good Friend" is in town, being
manually introduced to each house-
keeper for the purpose of-olering assis-
tance during housecleanlng time, and
all times thereafter. At least that is the
, way the proprietors of Ben Ami. the
new cleaning and polishing article put
it.
Ben Ami is a modern ImproVement In
the list of household necesvdtics. doing
the work of a soap powder. scouring
soap and metal polIIh combined. It
will clean anything cloanable or polish
anything that can be. mlishod. It wu-
tains no grit to scratch and no acid to
corrode. Neither In there any alkali In
in it to rcddon or toughen the hand: on
the contrary. it leaves them soft.
It is used by making a lather which is
applied to the surface to be cleaned. it
requires no little water for this that all
crops. slope and mass are avoided. Be»
lug made of the best and finest modulo]
Itissooonstituted that while it is too
fine to scratoh, it is encore enough to
clean; In fact, if it were coarser like
other cleaners. It would not only remove
dirt and tarnish. but would gradually
and surely wear out the article cleaned
Those who are familiar with Ben Ami
speaksohighly of it that we can only
suggmt you try the sample loft with you
and prove what they say. Your grocer
will keep It.
...—.... -... AW. «M
BROAD RIVER.
Farmersctaw that a amnion of potato
beetle lscrcating havoc among mops.
Mrs. L. W. Giles has returned from a
visit with friends In Bunklyn. '
The Norwalk Tramway unupsny in
repairing its tracks on Riverside
ml
”$ka parebasrda
IaIwIIgleueychcftmrorC‘chc
mememm
prematwourladyreadcrs‘scmeof their
W! men and choicestI patterns of
“meats Fall Manhunt directicnr
for putting together fill" gmneats Ic
Clio—LADIES‘ rucxso chE must. .
Sheer linen batistc is here showu
plainly but stylishly arranged over apple
green taffeta liriing, the collar, belt
and round cuffs being of green
satin. A glove-fitting waist lining of
taffeta that closes in centre front
forms the foundation for the full
front and back that is gathered and
joined to the square, tucked. yoke por-
tions, closing at the left shoulder. The
full sleeves are‘shape‘d ‘ in three sections
and arranged over twoseanied linings in
tacks or plaits that turn backward and -
forward from the box plait at the shoul-
der and back of arm to the wrist. Round.
flaring cuffs of satin complete the sleeves,
the standiugicollar and belt beingof the
same material. This stylish waist is
adapted to silk or cotton fabrics, nd’ord-
ing ample opportunity for displaying
handsome decorations of Dresden, Per-
sian or plain satin ribbon, now so fash~
ionable. It can also be developed in
cloth or other woolens, made all of one
material and finished with machine
stitching in all the severity of the taller
modes.
The quantity of material 36 inches
wide required to make this waist for a
lady having a 36-inch bust measure is
4% yards.
The pattern, which is N o. 6730 and re-
tails for twenty-five cents, is cut in
cluster I 32, 34, 30, 88 and 40inch bust
measure.
EVENINGASEIITIIIELl
OOUPON.
mmmmw carcinofxo'.
“cornucopia. “mammalian.”
Startersnt's Bargain Reuse
Nan
ADD."
PATTERN No. "our. sun ———-—rrr
This coupon
above pattern at Stunrlevanwgfiin
“Balm 80 th No
Tollcr~It is said that Colonel Wind-
bugger, having tried all the rest of the
political by~paths, now intends "joining
the Populist party. Grimsbaw—So I'vo
heard; and the sorrowful part of it is
that the Populist party has no way of
helping Itself.
Norwalk
Lebsterfs
Caught off Norwalk islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered every Satur-
day at
,, . ;
HUNT& ZELUFF’S
Wholos Is and Retail
Flair,
Clam and
vegetable
MARKEt..
Tub-plume (‘s II. Io-I)
it".”ILHCE'HIGIEH}alto
,IAILIOAD.
Trains leave Ema amt as follows:
For Now! York.
Hollis" sinners“ 13.”?st III
. . rur III
mans narcissism. manuals).
IWDAYR.
LII. scanners. inf. simmer.
Lone. Now York for Imflorel-III.
LB. sate) Imam cm. unions. no.
"Mil”. .lfll.'.ltlfl. Hm. Ml. HI, I |
t «OMOQIMOGHMIIN. '
sums".
A. I. Infra. Ml. cranes.
Leave Couch Mom-Its
I . , for "avenue-n.
A. III incarnate .
nu. fall. IRM.I~INJIII.AII.IOI.I ,lig.
I'flflffllfldlhlf IR.
DAN-0M DIVIIIGN.
“...-Orlmllk.
Ll. “1.1m. intramural“.
scram.
III. In. at. ca.
Leave-a
m .-
AI. commuters. as. most.
mummaammmesw'
MOM 1.70 "
mtA “commentin- of new
relations for sectarian purposes crop
ousou thaws nuance pb making Ipprcp
tlcus for charities In the District on a
rule timetable ”ruthenium commit?
"' “Wit Willi Willi ‘”
new 7 ans can.
renew”: ,, etc «ounce character A
further province was adopted for In in-
vertlgat on into the charity system of tin
District with a view to ascertaining what.
If any. part of the public appropriation:
are used for church purposes.
The house entered upon a two days' do-
beta of the. immigration bills Ignited
from the nu faction committed.
A. Stone of subsylvicia and Mr. Trace
wallet, Indianaar fer a restrictive
mos-ore; Mr. Cori II of Michigan for his
bill. dcslgried to put an and to Canadian
competition with American labor, and Mr.
Morse of Hassocbusetts and Mr.
. . tholdt of lit-court for the educationalnu test
bill.
The feature of the session was the plot
of Mr. Birth of Louisiana against any
sort of restrict!” legislation beyond that
new on the statute books which excluded
pa'upers and criminals. '
Before the debate began a resolutler
was adopted Instructing the sergeant at
arms to summon the clerks of the coun
tieslnthc Sixteenth district of llllnoh
for the purpose of recounting the ballot:
In the Blacker Downing contest.
The title of Mr. Owens of Kentucky to
his seat was confirmed.
Mum. Steele of Indiana, Couples 0
appointed on the bourdof visitors to West
Point.
BASEBALL.
ran sarrossr. rescue.
At Chicago—
Cblcago...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O—I
New York.....:..0 0 0 0 l 0 0 a 0—H.
Chicago-Hits, 6; stem, 0. New
York—Bits, 0-. errors. 1.
‘At Pittsburg— .
Pittsburg......0 0 l l l 0 0 l o 2—:
Brooklyn. .....00 0 2 20 0 001—!
PIttsburg—lllts. l'l; errors, 3: Brock
lye—Jilin. 12; errors, 8.
At Cincinnati—
Clnclnnutl....... .l 0 2 0 0 o 50 .
Philadelphia. ..0 I i 0 0 0 00
Oin cacti—lifts, 9; errors, 8. Phlla
delphi -Hlts. 7; errors, 2.
Other NntIonnl league games postpouet
on account of rain. ,
Ger-man Troops For Africa.
81mm, May 20.-Dnrlng the debate It
the relchsteg on the credits asked for
Damaralnnd, German southwest Africa.
Dr. Keyscr, chief of the colonial office
declared that in the opinion of the govern
rncnt Germany should never abandon her
possessions In southwest Africa and ex
pressed the hope that ‘re-enforosmonts o
400 troops would be sent there by the out
of the month. Dr. Ksyser denied thfll
Germany’s action was intended to aid the
Brltish, saying that It was intended tr
maintain German rule there and was 0.
egcnml political Importance. At the con
clarion of the debate the Dnmaralsnr
credits bill passed Its third reading.
\ Free Sllvar'nclegates In Ohio.
Loxnox, 0., May ‘20.— be Democratic
convention of the Savant Ohio distric'
offered the congressional nomination tr
John W. Bookweltcr, who declined It. I.
Is understood that Bookwalter II a cam"
date for delegate at large in the Interns»
of free silver. James Johnson, Jr., 0.
Springfield was nominated for congress
A. laClaypool of Springfield and Georgi
F. Long of Troy were slooud delegates I:
the Chicago convention. The congroa
clonal nominee and delegates were In
strucisd by resolution for free sliver.
Insane Fugitive Captured.
Ponrsnourn. N. H.. hiay Ell—Charla.
Otis, tbs insane man who tried to kill hh
wife on Sunday. and who had been a.
large since. was captured In the woods h)
Marshal Entwistle and a peace of olllcerc
He gavc‘birnsclf up without resistanc-
aad was taken to police headquarters
where aphysiclan found It necessary tr
take stitches In wounds In his throat In
illctod while trying to kill himself. 0th
was very weak from the loss of blood.
ruled a Thief run of Belle“.
Wrcmra. Kan. May 20.—-A bslf dam
farmers of Beaver township. Cowley coon
ty. went gunning for a thief who but
come Into their noigbborhmal In the guts:
of nmnn looking for work and riddle!
him with bullets. lie had stolen Icvcrn
articles from them. and they took the Ian
Into their own hands. ifs showed dub
and wounded a farmer named Sheriff
Before dylng the thief gave his name a.
lid Smith from hfncornb. ills.
3.» Mn...
Americans Compliment Currie.
Manor. Nay 20 ~’l‘bs ( onstsnunoph
correspondent of The Daily News says
“The American colony made a point n.
being present at the departure of the int:
lab ambassador. Sir Philip Currie. for
London. to testify their apprecIatIcn m
hls support of American diplomacy In be
half of the missionaries In Turkey. "
Dwysr lInyI More liars».
Instant“. May Elba-Mme llwyor has
porch“ the remaining star of the "of
Springs stable. Lady lass. Thus Mr. llwy
or has acquired durlng this erecting I tip
top 3-year old colt. the guru of 9- --yIIr oh‘
autos, Glccpius, and the great a year old
a o
TELEGRAPH“: BREVITIES.
W.M -
sonata 1mm that he wIl
visit lama It deem, 9
Italian «I withdraw from Adigrnt
Airy-Isis, In themed“ Is con-lame
‘0 II. It In and.
'Itnacass In the Ileltwlll me to Wash
lagoon said they wars. curs Judge lion
wrote the alleged will.
A serious financial crIIIs has resulted
II Baltimore from tbsflght between May
or Hooper and the city council. .
The subcommittee of the Republican
state committee has made a mum review
log the work of the tats legislature.
' George W. Holt. A Wealthy Brooklyn
fire and udicator. and N. Vaughn of
ark were arrested c mod with uni
I‘eotlnga fake Insurance claim In Brook
1:
A dispatch hereunder: museum
No.00“. that a movement II as
Iowa and McClellan oi New York wen '
“3'31““
_ 1““ is. om.“
30b!) T0 81113103.” 01’ FRENCH!“
Am M mint-Henna. la the II.
”land's Treasury ”were” - Reports
. Iron Havana M the Insurgents At~
flak m R‘ot‘ti m It “and.
liavarfA. via .lackcoavlllc,‘ lrla. May
fill—According to private Madrid advice:
received bya well known Havana banker.
the. bulk of the Cuban debt held by Spain
banking institutions and pol-Ions of wealth
has been unloaded In Paris during the
last six or eight weeks. Bought up by
French as Italim, upward of “7.000, 000
In Cuban, ads have thus changed hands.
Among the sellers are mentioned Pre-
mier Canovas, Romero Robledoand Senor
Eldnsycn. Small holders of Cuban bonds
In London have also unloaded, and Del.
glnu. Dutch and German financiers, who
until recently had a “00,000, 000 or more
of the paper mentioned, have also sold
heavily In Paris. where more than to per
cent of the original emission of 8204, 000,
000 is now held.
The object of French buyers In seeking
the control of the Cuban debt II said to be
to obtain from Spain a directlnterventlon
In the Cuban treasury department, plac-
log a representative of their syndicate in
every custom house on the Island to see
that these be honestly administered. and
thus Insure prompt payment of the inter
cat on the debt. .
Major General Moreno Jimenez, who
was chief of staff to Captain General Mar-
tinez Campos here last year. has been
made military governor of the province
of Tarragbna, In Spain. while Jose Mar-
tines Campos. the deposed captain gen
oral's youngest son. was recently elected
a deputy to the cortes.
Brigadlcr General Suarez Inclan, who
has left Havana for Bahia Honda, has
also been elected to the Spanish parlia-
msnt.
it Is reported from Madrid that Lieu
tenant General Marin, now governor of
Pucrto lilco. II soon to be recalled.
Santa Domingo Ports Closed.
To stop excessive Immigrstlon of Cuban
refugees Into Santo Domingo President
Hereaux has closed the ports of that re-
puhllc against vessels from Cuba, under
the pretext that smallpox ls raging hers.
Cubans apparently have very little con-
fidence In Captain General chlor's latest
decree offering amnesty to Havana and
hiatnnras rebels who voluntarily present
themselves at government posts and, sur-
rending their arms. swear again realty to
Spain. The decree Is not held by General
Weyler and his officers to apply to Cubans
who have been members of insurgent par
ties charged with having at any time since
the war began set flro' to caneflclds or to-
bacco houses within these provinces.
The Cuban rebel who, repeating of his
disloyalty to the crown, comes to head-
quarters Is royally welcomed. receives a
receipt for his rifloor machete, Ia asked
to sign his name to the oath of allegiance
and Is not Infrequently invited to the to-
bio of the local comnmndant. An hour
afterward, outwith-tending that he has
been forgiven his act of rebellion, the
same man is arrested on the charge of In-
candlnrlun, tried by a drum court martial
and may be shot the following morning.
Here In Havana not a day passes that
as the sun rises on oxecutlou doesn't oc
cur In the Cabanas castle. The churches
at this hour are usually crowded by Cuban
mothers. wives. sisters and daughters,
kneeling. it Is supposed, In silent prayer
for these unfortunate persons.
The Insurgents have made an attack on-
on the forts st Gilmooa. near Havana. The
fighting lasted for five hours. when the
insurgents were repulsed. Tho troops lost
20 killed and wounded. The losses of the
Insurgents are said by the Spanish au-
thorities to have been heavy. On their re
treat the Insurgents burned 80 houses.
Riot Over Cuban Question.
Cm' or Maxrco. May Ito—The Cuban
question. coupled with the hatred of the
.luwer classes here for the Spaniards. was
the cause of a riot In one of the cum
words. A drunken man passing a match
fnct'ory msdonn ofleuflw dcmomtrntlon
agnlrmt the ownsr--a Spanlard—Ihoutlng.
~thto Spaniards!" .Wben tbs Span-
Iard. Ihlnklng the man was about to draw
a knife, bIt him. a mob gathered, about
fun. “Death to Spaniards!” and “Cuba
more!" and then began Itonlng the fac-
tory and smashing the windows. The po-
lloo wore telephoned for, and soon General
Carbclladn and bla adjutanu arrived.
when the mob seemed them, slightly
wounding the general. The police dis-
persed the mob. nrrostlng H persons.
Died of \‘ellow run.
Havana. May dim—General Vienna II
dead of yellow fever at Corral l-‘clso, In
historians province. where ho had been
lllf k for covered dare past. life body wlll
be buried In the city of blntaurua
Duke of Orleans‘ latter.
Pants. May 20.-——’l‘ho lioycllnt press
publish articles expressing approval of the
letter wrlttcn hytbe links of ("loans In
which he combatc the objections of the
lieyalist committee In his becoming a can-
didate for a seat In the clnunlm of donor
tch and repudiatcs distrust of universal
suffrage 'l‘hc Figaro erproms doubt that
the duke would be surrcasful should he
bocomoa candidate. The Hadlcnl jour-
nals ridicule the letter. cIIIrootIrItIag it
on I bit of gratuitous Iolf advertising.
The Republican ucwapapcrn declare that
they have no fear for the future of the re
public.
An “filter Kills a “Inf.
New Your. tiny 20.-.loacph Scrum
a special ufllesr in the employ of Hilton.
Dodge a 0a.. attempted to arrest Cor-
nelius Harrington. 30 years old. and two
unknown man whom he caught In the act
of stealingro can from a lumber can In the
Eric basin. be men arrested fought dos
parathy, Ind Summon picked up an oar
and dealt Harrington I heavy blow carom
the villa. In falling. Harrington struck
his head heavily sgainvt the pier. He died
without regaining «Mourners. flan:
more has been arrested.
can... . ,..
“rural Wits murderer flanged.
bit anwsnono, Ills. .. May on. «John D
Jones. who clamped to death In a fit of
brutal tags In. Mmdenhali at the Anna
(Illa) fair last fall, was bound herein
the mnhouse yard. lie admitted the
. righteousness of his conviction and pro
fenced repentance.
Capital Stock Increased.
nu. Brno, my 20. «The menarc-
ers of the madam mills lama the cap-
hsl stock from Mo to II. moon to
app to the tails of the
aim: 43%an WW“
.. y: . ‘..
musics»
along the edge of the Adina“
Witwatersrand.
..taincu for the many cottages and the cost.
scallion ski Is all Iglow. cadence! of
dry andryasi Jul In ANMEENII'IOEH
I I) y of III
undcrhrash bur-as like RIDING: , .
lesions of the banning districts there
has been a general call for men It 32 ctr
day. to tight the fires, and cmplozmont
Would be ...... to many more
be secured. The wind has been terrific
and swept the fires tb ah the woods to
a considerable dicta ne.. Couriers have
been sent out In some bases to secure help
from the neighboring towns.
The worst fire reported Is near Oswe-
gatcble. three miles from Star lake Un-
less checked It threatens to reach that’pop
ular summer resort, and fears are enter-
ly hotels.
A special to a local paper reports the
homing of the residences of George Titus
and the Castenottc lumber camp.
the lumber Interests will be enormous.
. The residences of Thomas Powers and
Charles Borland of this place have been
burned. Marshall Checseman, a neighbor,
who was assisting In getting out the fur
niture, was burned to a crisp.
Forest Fires In the Adirondacks.
Mamas. N. Y., May 20.—Forcst fires
are doing great damage at several points
In the Adirondacks. In “Franklin county.
at Shanley, on the Northern New York
railroad, the large lumber mills. together
with several ,dwelllngs and 75,000 feet of
lumber, owned by Peck, Curtis 8: Heath
were destroyed. A large number of cars
were also burned. The homes of several
guides and other residents of the north
woods have been burned.
Forest Fires at Bastards Bay.
Buzzarms BAY, Mass. lllny2 2.0 —-Th¢
damage caused by forest fires In this vicin-
Ity will amount to thousands of dollars,
for not only have acres of valuable wood-
land been burned over, but the cranberry
bogs, which are extensive In this vicinity,
have been scorched and practically do
strayed by the excessive heat and the
flames.
Mills to Shut Down.
SALEM, Muse. May 20.—A notice has
been pasted In Naumkeag cotton mill No
5 announcing that on and after Juno 1
the mill will be shut down for an Indefi-
nite period. Four hundred spinners and
weavers will be thrown out of employ-
ment. Notices were posted In other mlllr
of the company stating that they will
run but four days per week after June 1
until further notice. In those mills 1.400
operatives are employed. The unsatisfrw
tory condItIon of the market is the cause
of the reduction of the working hours in
four of the mills and the shutting down
of the fifth.
Federal Troops (lulled Into Service.
Wasmxo'rna. May 2i).——Upon the more
soutatiens of Indian Agent Slouch of
Tongue River reservation. Montana, trans
mitted through and lndorscd by the In
torior department, the war department has
sent orders to General Brooke, command
log the department of Dakota, to send
troops from Port Custer to the ngcncytc
preserve order and stop the killing of cattlr
by the lndlans. Probably twa trmps oi
the Tenth cavalry will be cent. but Gen-
eral Brooke Is allowed to use hls dlscre
tlon on that point.
Bartholomew, Alias Page, Arrested.
Pil'I'SPlliLD, Mass" May flit—John liar
tholomcw. alias C. W. Page, who Is want
ad for alleged forgery and swindllng In
Fall River. Springfield and other New
England cities. was arrested herons hr
was about to board a train. llartbolornow
is reported to have had some dealing»
with a flrm of broken In b‘nll River. and
n «Inscription of him had been forwarded
to financial concerns allover the state.
When he entered a local brokor's oilico, he
was Immediately recognized, and the po-
lice were notified.
Peary Golng North Again.
81'. Jonvs, N. l".. May 20. -—Tbo arctlc
explorer, Lieutenant ltobsrt i’onry. « uo-
lng north again this summer. and nllounr
or Is now being arranged here for that
purpose. The object of the expedition ls
bollovod‘to be to secure for the Philadel-
phia Academy of Sciences the In Ion
menu-rite near Cape York which Lleutcn
ant Peary discovered last year.
schodcld llnnorahly Discharged.
NEW Yum-{Jilly flit—William Hohoflohl,
the hotel keeper of Armonk. N. Y.. who
was ermstod last Saturday on suspicion of
being Impllcntod In the death of his wife.
whose body was found In a brook mow
Mmhulu parkway. was honorably dis-
charged In the Yorkvlllo pollen court.
I-lcbofleld succeeded to establishing a corn-
ploto ollbl.
Train Wreckers Aime-ted.
Hitmmroas, Win. tiny Ito—I'm! Green
and Joseph Wildman lmvo been nrrostodi .
at Waldo by the sheriff on the charge of
having caused the wreck of the freight
ImIn on Friday night In which than.
men were killed and two Injured. Other
Mmts wIII follow. This In the third train
that has boonwrcclml In Waldo In six
months.
Negro farmer Killed.
i’rsu liar". Arie. May Ran-Tho boom
of linymond .IonoI, a prosperous m-uro
farmer boar Tame, wan entered by three
unsalted White Caps. and Jones was shut
and killed. .lonos’ wife and oblldmn were
forced to leave the hours, after which the
dwelling won burned. “mm!" were Milli.
to truck the fiends. but have been home
ocIIfui.
An Alingsd Inshore!» Arqulttml.
lb mm. )lcy90. ~llavld limo formerly
superintendent of the mm and vcgvtnblo
market in this city. was acquitted of the
charge of embezzlement upon which be
was extradited from New York. The iury
believed Mr. llrcsn's plan that be Intend-
oil. before settllng his account with the
reaper-alien, to refund the money mom
In so
Admiral Neitridga at Imam
Hemmer, May ne.-«Admiral mlfr'algs
of the United Ilium navy Inclnparty llntc
arrived here. There was no o clsl new
tlon secluded them, but they were met It
the station by II. If. I). Pierre. mercury
of the United States legstIm. and by incu-
tencnt Commander If. P. Rogers, the
naval attache to the lsgatlon.
T;e Pitcher” Elected.
Crsvmasn. May an. «Hitter much Ml
louse the Herbalist mnfercnse In mice
in [Madly has cleaner “to bishops-mom pk
lIIn G. C. flctlabs and Rev. liar! Crab
m The former was elected on the sin
LEAD
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Special for one week,
Commencing
SHIRT Willis. . . - .
Unless .
a heavy rain sets in soon the damage to .
We have them' Ill all sorts of Materials. We will close out all our $7
and 08 Silk Waists for 85.
Don' t miss this chance.
H. KRIEGER,
Friday, ISth.
Prices!
()nlya few of them left.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.Z
South “Norwalk. . .
racTs BEYOND DISPUTE A
Eddy’ s Refrigerators l"?
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throughout the provision chamber. , 1
COLD DRY AIR CIRCULATION
ABSOLUTE DRYNIESS, the air being so dry that matches left on the
shelves will readily ignite when taken out.
WROUGHT IRON ICE RACKS to guard against ice picks.
ZINC I ININGS of the best quality.
PERFECT NON CONDUCTOR PACKING, tested for twenty- eight
Cal‘S.
Y
SLATE STONE SIIELVES for cleanliness and durability, being
always sweet, clean and cold.
UNEXI’OSED WOOD. There IS a
DOUBLE CASES Son all our refrige
lNSIDE JOINTS are tongucd. gmo
Are the most ECONOMICAL US
Are STRONGLY BUILT.
owood exposed in the interior. /
raters.
ved, and glued together.
ERS OF ICE.
Are very HANDSOMELY FINISHED.
Every one warranted as represented.
So. Nbrwalk Hardware Company,
42 South Main Street,
South Norwalk, 0t.
HOIFOR”
Florida andtheSouth
BY THE
CLYDE LINE
Fare to Jacksonville. Fla.. 825. 00; near
club, "3.31
Fare to St. Augustine. Fla, mm. er-
'l‘a‘ChaI-leswn, S. C. moo; excursion
cursion.
All. tickets Include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
Information, tickets, stateroom. etc. in-
quire of
GEO. F. assess, Agt.
Crrv Narrossr. Burr.
or W. P. CLYDb'dr 00.. General Agents,
5 Bowling Green. New York.
PATENT
MEDICINES
EASY RRD PLEASANT TO TRKEI
At Our l’rlcec I
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
t2 Washington St. to. Norwalk.
J.o.ruuumos.
Paper-Ranger, Oclclmlner,
Painter.
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DIALII m
RIM. PAPER AND BORDERS.
I NORTH MAIN mm,
[loath Norwalk.
Humble limbs of latest Styles of Perms,
tors and Gilt flonblinlo- taken to
houses for inspection. rm not by metal.
Kctlmstuilherrflllvfli ven. mull!
97!;
i RAVE YOUR.
Furniture Ila-upholstered I
f‘anvets Taken up. (limped and llwlald.
flair Nettles-ac made (mar. ClIaIrs re-
...... revenues.
as North M 30.. y-Ml! NW3
" ‘ ' " R'RM
The Sterling
SOUTH NOBWALK, I : '
Bicycle
keeps well to the front in the race
for publii favor. Not becann 013
.my alluring ruivortisement, flew?
titious rmmls or extraordin-
ary claim for them. but simply
because their merits compel
rmognifion wherever they from
been tried. We are sole agenyaé;
in Norwalk for these 8
Wheels. We also have the
land Swell Spool 1:11, New Haven.
(mid Crank Falcon. Bottom
prices. Busy payments
For Sale by c. II. Risthorpe.
East Norwalk.
Do
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You
Eat
Butter?
.liutlcr that reminds
one of meadows
sweet with bay.
liuttcr like
your grandmother
used to
make.
lilgin C romncry
liuttcr, the finest in
Ihclnml, 21¢ per lb;
5 lbs $1.
Lorenzo Dibble.
scum anemia
I U I
at Waahlnfion her-wk.
Open daily from II to I9 I m.. and from
I to {I p. m.. and on Monday It“
from'ftofl 8.
interest allowed on depmlts.
ALDEN Hill. MANN Prat.
cons u mania, Magpie-at...
JOHN H. KNA PIES“.
Jacob ll. Layton.
Flrc, Llfo and
Aucldoyv t
I N 5 U R A N c 3 ll
final Estate and Reese Agent.“
(Arron Steamshlf;
a
and“
0mm. 5 MBA AD mm.
um to run once, ‘ A
i me
I
Notary Public Aokmldrnnn‘tskm A
Illnds of “7
recs their.
mm» “£3235”. It
ssvmes IIII.
Tickets, and m
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