[n bi“; It” Thetamperatulecftbe water atThe _ linobtodsyisfiflt Eureka Lodge, No. 42. will have a full drab rehearsal of the degree tonight. PloneerllookandLaddercompany , will hold an adjourned meeting tonight. The Phillfarraoplc orchestra will give a concert 'in’New caribou, tonight, at Nichols Opera House, Miss Myrtle Rogers, of Mattewan, New York, h’assecured a position as cashierfor F.Hayes. The annual meeting of the Center school districtwill beheld next Tues- day night, at 7:80 o'cldck. Milan, the pool expert, will give an exhibition tonight at Louis Potter's Port Chester billiard parlors. ‘ David W. Workman has been elected delegate from Grace chapter, Brother- , hood of St- Andrew, to the annual state convention at Wallingford, June 21. ' IA gospel tent will be pMed on the lot adjoining Martin Kellogg’s residence, in Wall street, by Bev. 1.8. Bobbins, pastor of the Norwalk mitt church. The Manhattan Rubber company has gIven Percy E. Ferris the contract to equip its factory in New Jersey with an electrical plant of seventeen hundred lights. The second race for canoes and St. Lawrence skills in the series for a silver cup and pitcher, will take place from the Norwalk Yacht club house, Satur- day, June 13. Stewart Hinman has been elecwd ' delegate to represent Chapter No. m7, of St. Paul's church, at the state conven- tion of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, in wnlininyd' v. .‘.—I.‘ “in “3114””?!qu Solmuns' liv stable; down from Silvermiue, this morning, when his horse to (1 its gap was cut open. Dr. Schup True calltd to at- . .fendthehorse. 1‘ iii-'- , ,, .‘. The Knight sit-eel African Methodist fifipiseopxi'hrfi c olfn concert and fifestival at The In, tonight, to will! raise funds to. assistjhe church in caring‘ , for: the forty-fifth; annual conference, which convenes here J une l8. Notice of withdrawal of defendant's appeal in thecase of George T. Holly vs. the New York, New Haven and Hartford road has been given. The road wantedsome land for freight de- pot purposes in Stamford and the de- fendants appealed from the finding of the appraisers. The amount involved was about $100,000. William Myles. professing to be II member of the Riverside Wheel club of New York, came to Bndgcport a short timefngo, and soon ingrntiated himself into the confidence of local whcelmen. He flooded the town with worthless 8‘35 checks, bearing his own name, and then left for parts unknown. Hlsbicyclo and desk are under attach- ment and the police are trying to find him. Bight Rev. Bishop» Tierney and large delegation of cl‘emmsu from else- where in this state were in Stamford. yesterday, celebrating the twenty-fifth , anniversary of the, ordination of Rev. Father W. H. Rogers, pastor of St. John’s Roman Catholic church, of that place. At a reception tendered the pars. tot-he was presented with semi, and several other gifts from his parishioners. Judge Curtis, of the Court of Com- mon l’leas, in a lengthy decision, has quashed the mandamus proceedings, brought by Justice M. E. O'Brien, of Bridgeport, in which he sought to no- force payment from Town Treasurer Harvey Williams, of Danhnry, of fees arising from the seizure and destruction of liquor at the Danbury fair last fall. Justice ()‘llrlon's fees amounted to more than Bits). and Treasurer Williams Ile- i'lillml to honor his requests for pay- mI'tlI. --If you want acigsr that Is made of nice tollncoo by gInl worlnncn in a clean f: I l Iry, try an imperial (crown, l r .whrIIlgo dc Co.’ I cigar store at”? .l. afiffii a licenced cargootbluestouceurbiug. TheaunualmeetingoftheOVerBlver schooldistrictwillbeheldtonlght. , Raymond Beethoven filling a large order for blue stone at Ridgefleld. , - Mrs. Anton Naggs has opened an em- ployment agency at B Mechanic street. Miss Bertha Adams; of Grove street, entertained a number, of friends at whist, last night. Rev. R. o. Slierwood officiated last night at the funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Benton, Lowe street. Remand Mrs. Garrett Haulenbeok. of 28 Orchard street. will celebrate their golden wedding on Wednesday, June 10. The Fairlield county convention of the Woman's Christian ’ Temperance union will be held in Danbury, June llth. The Bridgeport Wheel club will have a run to Roton Point, next Sunday, leaving Bridgeport at 9:80. They will take dinner at'the Point. The Women' s Christian Temperance: Union will hold its regular weekly meet- ing got the Mission rooms in Water street. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. , J. B. Raymond, the iceman, has had a large new barn und‘t'iarriage shed con- structed near the Keefer ice houses. which are now owned by Mr. Raymond. f armaments” grounds. call at (lei. by’sBellIslandstore. The Democratic electors of the Smond voting district will hold a caucus at Ar- ion Hall, tonight at 8 o'clock. to elect delegates to the state convention in Hart- ford, on June 10. Noble Walsh, by request, will lecture against Ingersollism at Licderkranz Hull, Gazette building, June 9th, where . he will,by advice on hygiene, show how to prevent suicides. Stephen Henry Smith, an old resident of Norwalk, died this morning at 8:30 o’clock of a complication of diseases. tlewasigthem sixty-eighth year of his invalid for seize an“’3er fuue'n will beJfild Satay. day afternoon at 4 o clock, from his late residence. . A young lady”??— narrowly escaped being runover by an enpressmun in Harbor avenue, this morning. She was cross; ing the street and ran into the w , before she noticed where ems) lgoi in. r“ ”A cam"er pigeon came to Belden Mill onJune lgt It was disabled in leg ppd A band on its leg was marked t‘J. Ti.W.. P., N, 18." It is nowatrJ; K. Raymond’s, Helden Hill, whose ad- dress is N.orwalk The strawberry season, which is :now at its height, makes things lively on the Consolidated road. More than sixty earloads of berries were hauled to New Haven for distribution, one day this week, which is the largest number hauled in one day over the rum The Norwalk Tramway company is erecting dynamos and engines similar to the ones now in use at the plant in Meadow street. This will give double the power the company now has. The engine used is 250 horse power. There- fore with a similar engine they will have 500 horse power. paigu huts, which will materialize as soonasthc presidential candidates are nominated, will have a beneficial effect deal, however, upon the form which headgear for campaign purposes takes. Just now batting in South Norwalk is decidedly dull, and as no [orders are coming in, it is likely to remain so until after the Fourth of July. Senator Ferris this morning took the members of the Putnam Memorial Camp committee and their families :out for It sail on the Sound in his launch "Eva L." A landing will be made on the Long Island shore. The commis- sioners are John H. Ferris, pmsident; Aaron Sanford, vice-president: Geo. G. lhzrnnt, treasurer; L. W. Bundle, secre- tary: W. S. Wortman, superintendent; Henry A. Gilbert, assistant superintend- ent: lic ,nry (Jrofut, auditor. -—New lot of mllllncry goods at low- est prices Great reduction in trimmed and nntrimmed hats and bonnets, flow- ers, etc., at Miss M. J. Bodglns do 00., till Washington st. bridge. W “ Pure and Bare. " Ceveland s BAKING POWDER. “1 refer Clcvclands baking powder because It is are an wholesome. It takes less for the same baking, It never fails, sud’brcad and cake keep their fresh- . II nets and flavor.” mmmflsssroammms YMMIngM It is expected that a demand for cum; . upon the local trade. It depended great. Another u"... use Hospital, will singled sum and Feet. nun loss or ill: unveil. III. Ryan, of We, Found es the nail- real Truck Between Diesbresk and lim- m, IIIIII s Leases His-cm Ils~ solver lieu Dy. Another man was badly injured on the railroad,last night, and is now in the Ner'walk hospital. He gave his name as William Ryan, of Norwalk, but afterward saidhis heme was in Ston- ington. The man was seen lying near the rails, between Glenhrook and Noroton, by the fireman on train 112, due here at 4:50. The conductorwas John Clock. The train was stopped and the man placed on boardand brought to South Norwalk. The train stopped at the Monroe street signal tower, and Clar- ence Reardon, a switchman, came up notified Drs. Allen and Kennedy, oordered out the ambulance, and Ryan was taken to the hospital. Ills right foot is cut on just above the ankle. All the fingers on the right hand andallbut one on the left hand are missing. The left. foot is badly mangled. .A five chambered revolver, all the cells loaded, was found on the track. Thebarrelhadbeencutof! close tothe ibuttbythecarwheela. Thephysrciuns give but slight hopes of the Ryan' a movery. unlit-to Letters. A letter sent to a native prince in India Is a very elaborate affair. The paper is specially made for the purpose and is sprinkled with gold leaf. Only the last few lines of the somewhat lengthy document contain the purport of the letter, while the remainder is made up of the usual roundabout and complimen- tary phrases. it is folded in a peculiar way, with the flaps outward, and placed inumnslln bag, and this latter into one ‘of crimson and gold tint, with n slipknot of gold thread, attached to which isu ponderous seal. The address, written on a slip of parchment, is attached to the outside hog. _, These details are Very important for po- lite letter writing in lndla', and if any of thorn were omit (fl. woqlr nsnlt the per son nddresscd— curson' s uckly. fragrant Bose Jan. Romjiirs are made by putting a layer of [totals of any fragrant variety of rose In the'bottom of a jar. On this scatter some coarse 'solt, close the jar tightly and place in the sun Next day, or as soon as you to ,nilough material to make another yer. put in mills petals? and another sprlnkllng of salt. Continue this nahng as you have flowers. Then add cloves, clu- naInoII, oris root and other fragrant artl ales and mix the phole mass well. Keep the jar wuli closed. -—Ladleu' Hem t Jour- nnl. By imaginatlar a man in a dungeon is capable of entertaining himself with scenes and landscapes more beautiful than any that can be found in the whole compass of nature—Addison. I Those that are good manners at the court are as ridiculous in the country as the behavior of the country is must mockable at the comb—Shakespeare. EAGLE BIDYDLES! 80h! only by Fox Cycle Co. And Sub Agents. l’INNl‘A I. of Norwalk, SWITZElt, of Sont'nport. All other “Eagle Agents" are frauds. The only Aluminum Rims Sold by us. Begonia Vernon. A new vrIrIIlIty of lingonla with h blossoms as profusely Ind rows as lruuly as II geranium. l'untm out In The hot Hill) the foliage colors up beautifully and the llowersare rlI crimson and deep i’Isw pink Il'lno swim?!" Museum on. lfll' 'sml lprlI-es bythe dozen or hundred. Doleus or foliage plant s. mm nun young plants of the bright vellnwaml desnc II'IIII- snn. at ruse psrclorrn. ti on par hum In“, French (harms. (it'nlniimls VIII-4y Ier 'l'IIlsIrotIs. llegnnlns. llllslnlns and Isulnllngoul plants In urml mrlefy. A lim- lot of sweet fodder Iorn.nt fl. is per flasher. HANFORD'S FLORAL HALL PRDF. M. S. ROSEI, Ocullst OptlclenumISpeclaI- ist in Reflections. Known for Years to the pIIlIllgherc. Can he Consulted : Every 2 Tuesday, Protons. .tllls I.m..lnhls o maths CITY HOTEL South Norwsllr. lellcult Dues Solielterl. lye Examination Fm. 1 as.» Evaporated Apples, Io per III . " Apricots, Iso “ " “ " Peaches, Inc “ :' DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. W EDWARD SPECIAL SHIRT WAISTS AND HAMMODKS! Queer combination you say? Perhaps so} but they are just the articles you are in pursuit of at the present time ! OUR SHIRT WAISTS Areecrrectin everyparticnlar-fi, price Ilaveruadea,lu'gepur:clraseoftllfiefgi‘nyeut1e quality and HAMMOCKS Ever shown in this city. If you will examine them you will be of the same opinion. Prices from 75c to B8. 50, which is 25 per cent lower than the same goods were ever sold for. EDWARD 5 can": eunnIse, JADKSON’S P” ° ," Old Fashioned Dried Peaches, iDc " F. D. LAWTDN 8: DD., 22 South Main Street SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS O tell them that YOU SAW me, and I I wasl whingineat We have everyt ourown way, and onrstoclr you cannot beat. USUAL. Veal chops, lOc; veal stew, Sc; lamb forenurterdie; lamb chip'ull 12,1 c;best cornedbeef, do to 12c full fish away down this week. Free delivery. New York Market FRANK S. AYERS, Prop. STREET, SALE OF. o STREET ! souwars. cons. TOGRAPHS! Are unsurpuscd for beauty of style and finish. E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, aawauusrnucv, . . . my. Pleisted! cancels-r. __..o.._._. Compound Celery Nervine ‘ Will Help You ' Do Your' Work! Try it; 750 a bottle. o -—-0 Plsisfed’s Dhclere Mixture “3801.9 OOHQ’S-OSLSIV'IGI 'H 'H .I." ONINV3‘IO 3900M 80.! ONIHLAHIA! Always Cures! Wm... N'Bring your prescriptions to as; we use the purest drugs and our pricesare always reasonable. R.H.PLAISTED as Washington Street, ' SD. IDRIALR. EMPLOYMENT ADINDV. Milli. ANTON NOUGB. .‘3 Mechanic St. Rosaries girls for all kinds of Minnesota?“ lame! ‘ lid . I ngthsfl-ekk Ind lira r at their he!“ I1 s I Prices Reduced! NORWALK, CONN. MADAME R055 The Well-Known Clairvoyant Throughout the States ! Willi in South Norwalk for a limited time. Conani nations on out and futurein regard to any mat or, bus noes or ofhorwl so. that may be desired. ale I palmistry inI- InIleIl. (“meditations gents or Indira. N” (”the ll Han II l’laI-e. upone flight. heed uomf ringi Can be seen at any hour znbcsmn AND ARTISTIC TASTE. in wall papers and decorations is one of the nineteenth century accomplishments That is why those who select their wall paper at Decker'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 a vine covered cottage, or decorate a palace. go to Deck. er's. Painters' Supplies Artists' Materials, Pictures. Pictures framed to order. Pnlntln . PS I .nnsrnn'ivnnnThM” “mm“ 0 e DICK”. 19 Washington Street. Bo. Norwalk. l896 HartfordBicycles RIDDDTIDN ll PRIDE. PatternsNos. land 1me to we Patterns Nos. llund 4, fromBllD to B50 PatternsNos. band ll, frntilo to B45 Thlslslhe best vain for the money ever offered In medium um I ma: hlnes Col’umbias The Standard of the World. Acknowledge nn competitors. and 7 the MI 0 l- llsed absolutely for the 3'00 season twat I s "urt- bicycles fl'yIniIanit bu nfjnlumlil'a. 'Ilwll TM! (humid: and Martin are ready for Immediate delivery POPE MF'O. GO. General offices and Morton. Hartford. Conn. THE F. S. AISLER DO. It's Bound to Dome, and lo Dodging. Blue Serge $8. Suit ‘ Other suits even lower; and many better ones higher. .‘ KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by ‘weariug a ven- tilated straw hat. We have them at 50 cents, some at 25c, others at B2. Russian crash suits for men, 88. Coolest gar- meat for summer ever made. Separate pants, 81.25. Children's wash suits, at 50c; better ones 75c, Sr . and ex 75. _ NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A good percalc shirt with collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear well, wash well and give good satisfaction. Others‘ for 75¢, 81,1.25 and r. 50 Golf and Bicycle Suits, Caps”; ’1 Stockings! “ Store cpen evenings. Money refunded to all dis- satisfied customers. cousmcx BROS, l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, South Norwalk, MILFORD A. GIFF’IN, Mgr. Comatoek Bros., Masonic Bld'g, Norwalk INDIGO DYE, ONLY .Conn- Agent For 0 .5550 Oats! 0‘1;ng Cheupness Isn t a point of merit In cats. I select my chlokonl oats because of their quality and then carefullyscreen and them. I make the price afterwards. Perhaps not HORSES l quite so cheap as oats can bebought, withdirt, dust BEST and foreign seeds' III them, but—do you Want them GRAIN in that shapes. ‘ My oats are not the lowest '0' in town, but they are the BEST They‘ re cheapest in the end. a __ carrnt. mung" MANUEL T.HATCH, 353:5... The Leading Grain Dealer, tgngE, IS Marshall Street. So. Norwalk. Commencing May Isth and continuing until June Itt,l will offer my entire stock at cost, as I have a large stock of goods on hand that must be converted into cash. Those making earliest selection: will have the best stock to select from. After that, prices will advance. A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler. 39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. ROTON POINT South Norwalk, Conn. i The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound . Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!” GENERAL Attractions. livery facility for providing for large excursions. ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY (.lwncrs and Proprietors. j. FINKIENSTEIN, General Manager. To Advertisertl Changes cannot be guarr anteed the same day copy is handed in. Everyma- sooable effort will be ml“ to acommodate patrons, but changes cannot be no. sislcd upon as a right title less copy is sent in by o 'clock lll the afternoon of n. w. 'navssonn, Funeral Director and Embalmer. .3 W-ahlnflcn “rode. Imllrs our. 9 WWO Him]. In? ly Shorty Sherwood, flatter! Occuplaa portion of B. flusnmkl's “monumwslflmfisas sauna mammal Welland W tor ills. ., lorwalk. one and one flat latest ”1‘ ‘1“! W0" W80 3 stylalallats can.“ any. desired. . .
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