' holditssnunalmcetingthiaaftarnoon.
BayrsoudBrothcrssrediachaI-ginga
manufeemsntsttlleWilaouPcint
::,A new stand-pipe is being placed at
the Norwalk Street Railway company' s
O‘l’ hill-n.9,, ,, "l 4, .
—Taas: must be paid today.
WillisMillswiilmovetomorrowfrom
D97strcettothe0atbill place near-the
Dad.llill:.
C‘aptainsD. S. Clurkand J. F. Ben-
ucttreportgreat luckatblackfishing.
_. lsstSsturday.
In. G. D. Daniels. who has been
‘qmtsfllathahmneinflaindnet. i:
impair-1WD . -
The 1......» a the late William
Church was held Sunday afternoon,
‘. Dev. C. M. Selicekotliciating.
Constable Tho_ma: Hunt dated to.
ridatoDanbury. yesterday. hathadnot
proceededfar when his bicycle broke.
Hewslkadhcme.
The vacant hall in the Gazette build-
iughasbeenlaased for a Town Court
room. Itwill be ready for occupancy
early in August. . 9 \4\ ,
The Commercial Decord for the cur-
, rent week creditrNorwalk with eight
j, of real estate ,Vand mortgages
Ideantlng to snow.
‘ The 130dean bicycle forChief
ofPoliiieBradlayarrivedthis morning.
Itaspecialmachine, built to carry the
urday. Hews:mayorini88:l.aDemo—
‘ —I.adies' and gents' diningq rooms. at
the Imperial Cafe. Short order: all day.
All the delicacies of the season.
The Y. P. S.C.E..of the NorwalkCon-
gregatioual church has undertaken a can-
vas: to raise money to point the church
andmake neededrepuirstotheroofand
clock.
The engagement of Oliver Gould Jen-
ningr. of Fairdeld. son of the late Oliver
Jennings. the Standard Oil magnate, to
His: lfary Brewster. of New York. is
announced. ‘
The Golden Rule Circle of King
Daughters. of the First Conventional
church. will be entertained neat Friday
afternoon by Mrs. David Hughes. of 104
lain street.
Wouel James C. Crcwe.of the Fourth
Regiment. has received the resignations
oszptain Robert J. Doyle and that
“cannot Henry ll. Betta. ad tau
warded than: to the adjutsut general.
W lager-soil. the aluminum at
intrude: avenue. went to Springfield.
Mush. last week. to take the plane for
three daysof an artist who did a turn
withWiillam Williams. but who was
anddsnly taken Ill.
Officer Valient was on duty in the
frankliu and lleldm avenue pruzinct,
May. and broke up a miter game
[I the "cinder lot." “0 captured a
paskofeardsasd the jack pot. shieh
contained one cent.
...,. - an...
Otto of the railroad mtmtorn' barge: ,
lea-had with a cargo of tie: for the Nor
walk ’l‘muway mpsuy. sunk on It Iy.
noud Smhcrs‘ dock. yesterday after-
nom. At low water Why it is pmbshle
the ties will ho submit-d and the barge
pumped out and Wind.
ullmwsntseigsrthat “amino!
nice new by grind mailman la a
e'sau lenient" so Imperial (43mm
“0. ll True-bridged Cole cigar arm
individual
Strawberry
Shortcakes
WW datum/sve-
use.tsreeoverlsgfrcmasntcnsiliners
' .ltev. E. 3.me in the
more to Sew Canaan. yester-
m.
The lumitutc cf 0. B. Naylcr. who
has the Joseph G. Jennings place
in avenue. arrived today from
(twigs.
Iuth‘e'i'ownOourt.‘Nerwalk sideI
tbhmorning.l'rsukl;fagirkwasdned
fiandcmtsfurauassaultupouhi:
wife. DobertMasou,colored, was
dueddfiforassault. 4. ,
H.0.Clarkha:~laid a coucratawalk
fertile eityof South Norwaik.in front
of the GilasSs'ymourpropertyiuWest
avenue. The relaying ofthewalk was
4 madcneeessaybyachangeingrsde.
one weakfrom next Sunday. June 14.
momma boobserved at the
Norwalk Congregational church. and
an opportunity will be given at that
timefcr parents to present their little
children forbaptislil.
James Flynn, of Jersey City. wnsar
rm’tedSaturday night for evading his
faraon the Consolidated railroad and
and being intoxicated. He paid the
Towuconrtaflneofwandoosts.
‘ -Ilobsters. cooked any ”style, prices
reasonable. Imperial Cafe, 9 Railroad
place. Soutthrwalk. . _
Samuel Doodner. the grocer at the
Corner of Cedar street and Bayview
avenue,wusmarried in Stamford. yes-
terday. to Miss Rosa Ieviue. of New
York. Rev. J. Aaranson performed the
ceremony. Mr. andlfrs. Boodner have
taken up their residence in Cedar street.
The Young Women's Christian
Temperance uniouwill hold a amour!
business meeting this evening. at the
home of Mia SadieOgden.106 South
Mainstrcet,tohearareportof the
lecturccommitteo appointed at thalast
meeting. It is hoped all members will
make an eflort to be present.
W
" yourtaxssalalsstelipercent
mp2.
.1 W sensed! building,
Washington street.
midi” ‘T‘ITZ
night, ofmissiou needs In India. a gen-
eral offering otttOwas made. Cine 8!
the Sunday school Bible classes gave a
“will contribution 0188 for the "ten
cents a day" native Christian worker in
noddéformfl magirlforoue
year in theme Chat
Port. has sent. in his resignation to
Lieutenant-Colonel ' Crows, of South
Norwalk. Captain Glannon has been in
the guard for the past twenty years. and
i: one of the best known militiamen in
the state. He was noticed to be acting
strangely in the parade Saturday. and
when his condition was called to the III-
tantiou of Major Sheridan he at once
relieved him of his command and dis-
missed him.
—Iladics' and gents' dining rooms. at
the Imperial Cafe. Short order: all day.
All the delicacies of the mason.
Senator John H. Perri: went to Bed-
ding. today. to attend ting of the
Putnam Memorial Camp commission.
Mr. Ferris reported that through the
uni «Senator-Flatt and liawley and
(kingremaqullhe had been able to
securefrom the navy department four
thirty-two pound guns and four pyra-
mid: of cannon balls to place in the
camp ground. Mr. Ferris was depu-
tiaed to go to Boom to examine the
guessed arrange for their transporta-
tion tolledding. ‘
—chular meals. ”cents. at the 1m-
plerial Cafe, No. ll ltailmad place. 80th
Norwalk Scrvedallday. .
The annual meeting of the (kingrcgot
loan! Home Missionary society. which
usually meets in Smatom. will be held
this year in Newman Smyth's church
in New Haven. beginning on Tuesday
evening and mntalnlug through Wed-
stllay and Thursday. The ladies’
aiming will bcml Wrdmsduy. Mrs.
Council will [In-side and Miss Hamel-ct
E. Sangslcr. of New York. will give an
adllnzss. William ll. Marvin and
‘ (looms B. St. John bore boon chanted
delegates from the First Congregatimml
church. and several ladies will Will
salt dough.
his: and roll out about one inch thick.
t at the desired site with biscuit cutter
the ladies’ Auxiliary.
Sift with one quart of flour two toa-
spooulols Cleveland s linking Pew-
der and one-half teaspr-m salt. Rob
in slumping (cordial! cup butter and
one tablespmu lard) and wet with
emghs sweet Inilll or water in make a
Handle as little as was!
and bake twentymrinuirs ll'l aquicix mu. lit-oak in half and butter.
“ Mondrian“
of Wieneruahed. and sweetened with onesmall cup
sugar Plume-did bbcait. buttered side upon plate
oswhiehhislahsserved; mwiuewmtbcscamptm
.whaifhuttasdsflsmemrrugutswithrrwmsndumat,
“Wflwmfl
.Ju
WWW'MaflIfl-fl’ !
Nos-walk
ymug men 0411-“
CBWin James E. Glounou, of Bridge- 7 V ..
church will be.
My. ‘pv m- II my” mom Jilli-
lor Society of Christian Endeavor.
Topic. “Whilt are Some lessons from
Joseph'sLifel" leader. Susie Utaiug.
er. 8p. m.. meeting or the joint oom-
nllttee of church and society. Wednes-
day. 8 :80p. m.. menthly meeting of the
Woman’s missionary annotation. Top-
io. “Home Missions. " Paper: by Mrs.
Archer, Mn. Campbell" and III-Inor-
enoe Benedict. Director. Mrs. at.
John. Thursday. 7 :45 p. in. church
prayer service. led by the pastor. Topic.
“The Bio of Worrying."
Altai dead, colonial. ,
James Silk. employed by the Consoli-
dated Railroad company. found a man
at about midnight, Saturday. moanihg
on the track near the Lock Works. He
pulled him on the rails and than hur-
Gladstone and Ollioer Tuthiil in the vi-
cinity of theWashingtou street crossing,
and told them he thought the man was
dying. Captain Gladstone went to 801-
mans' stable“ and ordered a carriage
sent for Medical Examiner Burke, while
Odicer Tuthill and Special Officer
Daniel McIntyre awompauied Mr. Silk.
They found the man was “d " drunk.
and not otherwise injured. He was
hustled to tile lookup,aud another man
was dispatched to Dr. ke’s. The
doctor was met coming (1 . and was
informed that his services were not
needed. The man gave his name as
William Haggerty, of New York. In
Coat this morning. Judge Bubbell fined
him 05, but sentence was suspended.
Test a "alarm a Slush”.
Oneofthe guests of Inspector Wil-
liams' launch “Eleanor.” which lay at
Hickory Bluff, Saturday. was “scorch-
ing" along the Roton Point road, when,
in turning a corner, he came upon a
party of ladies walking to the Point.
One of them paid no heed to the rider,
and he had the alternatille of running
into her or u stonefauce. He chose
the latter and cameout second best.
and landed on his face, cutting his dbin
MY!
fifor me looking where the; . 4 ping.
Death of Rev. J. V. Saund: .
:L, Bell. J V. Saunders. a Methodist
Hy,igiuistep fennel-lg pastor of the South
orwal piethtflist church. died at
’Pon'lt mod, 1.. 1., Saturday night,
aged sixty- ve He was the father-in-
1..on the udfiamvmoxm.
and formerly officiated at Sheepshead
Bay.‘ Mr. Saunders cofitr’dddfn cold
Mule attending a funerel service at
‘Amityvillc.
then into pneumonia.
Burglary at swam. '
The store of Kelloggdz Simpson. at
Broad River. was burglurizcd Saturday
night, the thieves securing a quantity
of cigars and groceries, The intruders
gained an entrance by breaking II pane
of glass in the door at the rear of the
store. There is no clue totho burglars.
-—Tliew I...i.5’“..§” Snug...“ in 30qu
Norwulk—thc Imperial Cafe, it Railroad
place.
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EAGLE
BICYCLES!
Bold only by
Fox Cycle
'00.
And Sub Agents.
i'iNNEI I. of Nurwulk.
SWITZER. of Southport.
All other “Eagle Agents" are frauds.
The only Aluminum Rims
Sold by us. ‘
”W
Begonia Vernon.
II unmade-t; ollmgculu wlIII- lI him-«m...
us profuse ml urows us lowly as n
uumnlum. um! out in the but sun
the foliage v Alon- up beuutllmly soul the
iluworaerc rh-lI "rim-um and done rum
Milk Inc plants in blumun no In. "mt
Munch. micron! privcsbyfhc dozen or
umlmd.
Coleus
"r foli'sre IIIllllll! :Inm ilIm young
plants!» mop!) iI"g ghiyollowamlclnnp. on
sun. II we pert cacti ttm we bun eel.
tluunaa. “cranium-I ‘tlu-r ll!
lcr IIlmr-mn ”mun!“ (lllrlnlns' uml
lmlv‘Ina nut plants ‘u Imus! mrt
lim‘h nlmpt mm or annual tI as per
lbvus
HARFORO’S FLORAL llALL
Notice to Contractor:
r: is will be meld-«I all omen
u! the whole: im. No I. “all I- we! urwulk
f'umt Ilplcth 0 Mil Ian of "no.1“. to
colon k In the II fertile-III. when all bids wIt he
numb-I to; em and mo Marthe construction
oia 1e Im pattinutlw “”an pectic-Inuit weir
Armrdl n in ihspiori Mn! ille‘l 'IIlI lo
Ants-IN s Walnut ('«mm-ctieul. each bidio
b~ ale-omen ion] with tin:h lIlIldI‘r‘s Mod for
"fielll'mtaslli detonated rev-u rity halls! so
lurytottu solootmon The rich I is reserved
ferried III orallbtils ”good cause Minis
lhflfflfttr.1’1|nutttlllll illuutilmsmu be
II! the IseioviIrIetIct NI'I'WR' or o. .1
lai‘lrviadpiaw Nurwslk ‘Iflp'MII-Ilu
to II
”will amines}! Jerald Ir “:1;
ram nm *rI nysml I
.ol Ilsslane limit. lurk. Nor-
m?!“ can!!!“ inlets” Iris.
mill!
ll!"
.I'lm'fl
iutbceonth ’
tied for asalstauee. He found Captain ‘
He 'was thrown 'clear over the wall 4
When he had gathered himself,
together he gave the lady I "talking to" ‘
It developed tutor!) and ‘
~n40w,
-h pm
EDWARD
no
. EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
last Evaacrstsd Apples.
to par lb
9 “ . Apricots,o Ila “ "
I “ " Peaches. , we “ i'
" Old Fashioned Ilrisd Peaches. Ice " "
r. a mural l 60.22 South sainsnoet
‘9 following’prlees:
Donovan BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
SPECIAL SALE OF
SHIRT WAISTS AND HAMMOGKS!
Queer combination you say. 9 Perhaps so, but they are just the articles you are in
pursuit of at the present time !
OUR SHIRT WAISTS
Arc correct in every particular—tit, style, quality and rice
Have made a large purchase of the finest p
_ HAMMOCKS
Ever shown in this city. If you will examine them you will
be of the same opinion. Prices from 750 to $3.50. which is
25 per cent lower than the same goods were ever sold for.
OUR MEATS.
Are wamtulkiughf or themselves. Now that
or is with as you cannot get
filer meats and fish any too fresh.
beam yen get left at your dealers. come
untisee us. We do not our stock
but soil it. This week we sell at the
Veal oh ,lOc. lamb
corned beef. to; agiamb. 10e;
fareqlmrte r lamb, 60; fresh pork.
lamb tostaw 40. Three fast days this
h a andflsllwillbecheapifyougetit
or
Free Delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
STREET,
STREET!
NORWALK. cons.
' Are unsurpassed for‘bhuuty
of style andiiuish. "9-. . .
‘,.
R.H.
PIaIsi-ed'
DRUOOIST.
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
-Your
Work!
Try it; 750 a bottle. '
o
Plaieted’s Cholera
Mixture
'JHOLB 008C! SIO3LCIV‘Id 'H '8 .LV
GNTNva'IO ISOOH 80.! ONIHLAHIlta
Always Cures!
W
"firing your premriptious to
us; we use the pun-st drugs and
our prices are always reasonable.
R.H.PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street,
SO. IORWALK.
Climb-Your ice is exorbitant. it.
didn’t take you a day todo the work.
lawyerwltis my regular fee. its the
cost of my loan! edmthm. Client—-
Well. givamaa maimlor the WOT
your legal slim. so the neat fallow
won't have to m for it.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
E. M. JACKSON. Photographer,
.4 aawau. errant-r. , . , . .
_ ‘r
l
Prices Reduced!
NOIWALK. OON N.
EDUCATED “$113!, ARTISTIC
in wall papers and decorations is one of
the nineteenth century accomplishments.
That is why those who select their wall
paper at Deckor's get such delightful re-
sults. It isn‘t necessary to purchase the
expensive grades. the designs and colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades,
if they are not so rich. For those who
wish to cover the walls of urine covered
cottage. or decorate apalace. goto Deck-
cr's.
Painters' Supplies.
Artista' Materials. Pictures.
l’ietures framed to order
and WWI-[ting Paperhsnging. Decorating
DECKER.
70 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk.
l896
HartfordBicyclcs
REDUCTION Ill PRICE.
Patterns Nos. land :3. from 4) to our.
Patterns Nos. ii and 4.frcm lit to am
Patterns Nos baud Ii. from“) to so".
Think-tho best value for the owner over
”lined In medlum gmdo maI llllll‘e.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
vkunwlcdge on o vetltnrs. and
t corimlnilxml u nAutcly fur the s'oo
womb of two at
it [we can All big II Columbia. "hon in y a "an-
Itm um bin and lartiun bicycles
um rmdy for immediate delivery
POPE MF'O. 00.
General unless and factories. llnrtiaml. Conn.
THE F. S. AISLER OO.
linvcuiargc ei-w'k o more when]! on hand
Call an exam! no
i5: WTRAVMSND”
Funeral Director
and Embalmsr.
0: Washington “root,
In. Namath.
Macs. Whine Hotel.
m1 ly
Shorty” Sherwood. Hatter!
Wot a Gumki's
It-s Beundto come. and lie ”Malls”.
Ber
Serge
Suit
A FINE, ALL WOOL
$8.
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
Other suits even lower; and many better ones
higher.
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a ven-
tilated straw hat.
We have them at 50 cents,
some at 25c, others at 82.
Russian crash suits for men, 88. Coolest gar-
ment for summer ever made.
GI. 25.
Children' s wash suits, at 50c; beiter ones 75c, 8|
and $1. 75.
\ NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A good percalc shirt
with collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear well,
4 wash well and give good satisfaction.
forI75c, $1,135 and 1.50
Golf and Bicycle Suits, Caps
Stockings!
Store open evenings. Money refunded to all dis-
satisfied customers
COMSTOCK BROSa
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORDA. GIFF'IN, Mgr.
Comatook Bros" Mannie
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Agent For
ngsgého TELEPHONE ORDERS.
:ggp “Sind me up tree holes or he and wan bag or.
'p03 oats. " roared the Irishman at t a telephone.‘ "
BATTLE , f ӣ411 right. " shouted buck the feed dealer, "who
I k 01' "
5250 on. "There. now. don't get guy; fer the horse 'wvv
, coorsc. "
:22: ‘8 I A telephone order to my branch office for “WDII‘
GRAIN bag" or one thousand bags will receive prom
FOR careful attention I will give you both quub’gymd and
HORSE. quantity for your money. All I ask Is a trinlmdora _
AND
curt-c. MANUEL T.HATcH,
BRANCH
OFFICE The loading Grain Dealer.
SOLMANS' ' ‘
STIAEBRLVI I5 Iarshall Street. 50. lorwalk.
must be converted into cash.
have the best stock to select from.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
39 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
Separate pants, ~
Others ‘
. ‘ . .I’lg.
, Ii!
Conn-.
- , an. 3
Commencing May IstlI and continuing until June 1“,! will offer.
my entire stock at cost, as I have a large stock of goods on hand that '
Those making earliest selections will ’
After that, prices will advance. '
"P
The Popular Summer Resort!
OPENING
Music for Dancing In Pavilion by
PROF. SMYTHE’ S ORCHESTRA.
Bucht‘lm" II Circle. of New Yul’lt, Ilnmlalkn. May 'l0.
Till'. Ril’l‘ilN POINT IMPROVEMENT Ci).
Shore Dinners,50 Cts.
BICYCLE. CHECKED.
ROTON POINT
Greatly Improved and more attractive than ever before.
Memorial Day!
llmt.
if!”
‘ufifi? ”“5?
I nnau tattoos on
.MADAME sass
The Wellllnown
Olsirvcysnt
Throughdut the States!
Will loin Moth Now it for a limited Hum
. t imelon-pt umlnluturom ln
“’1 'l I"! mil 2' I“! "P” "I f M"
rem ylaIIlI-alm teleopalmislry inhludrwl.
ML“).
”rations. I
Plane. up
fl. seen IL I” III.
To Advertisers!
is handed in.
to accmmodatc
less copy
um “I II
“M; the d.
desire
., p.
pupa,
Changes cannot be guar—
anteed the same day copy 4
Every rea-
sonable effort will be made
patrons.
butchanges cannot be m-
sisied upon us a right cm
is sent in bye
o ’clock III the afternoon 0!
simian change I:
anaemic
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