\
I night, was postponed until next Friday
on... The subject will be
I
‘ 71mins».
cured a position in Coolidge &Lyncs'
, ‘ I recruit-com County convention of the
’will installItbe officers-elect of Albion
The temperature of the water at The
Knob today s 60°.
AI
«Straw hats cleaned. O‘Brien' 9.
The Swordfish club will hold its
monthly meeting in the City Hotel, to-
night
The effects of the insolvent estate of
Frederick Head will be sold at auction,
Edward Hawkins, a cousin of Thomas
Hunt, of Norwalk, died in New Britain,
W eduesday.
Louis Leonard, of Union Park, has 11(-
real estate office.
Martin Spahi and his friends will pic-
nic tomorrow at the residence of Fritz
Callas, in West Norwalk.
Women’s Christian Temperance, Union
will be held in Danbury, June 17.
Mrs. W. N. Simone, of Union Park,
is at Chicopee Falls, where she was
some d by the serious illness of her
grandf that.
District Deputy Moore, of Norwallr,
Lodge, Sons of St. George, of Stamford,
next Wednesday night.
‘ ‘Rev. Henry C. Whitney, of the Bow-
ayton Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach in the Brookside chapel, tomor- .
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
In the calling of the docket in the Sn-
porior Court, yesterday, Judge Hall er-
ased in all about 225 cases, someot' them
being of seven years’ standing.
The bicycle race from Norwalk to
Stamford, betwoeu ,Finch and Price.
which was to have taken place last
night. ‘ . ,
——Latcst golf caps. ()‘Brieii's.
John H Lighmill speak at the
young mcn‘ s goapohservico, tomorrow*
afternoon at 3:30, in Knudsen’s Hall
“A Christian
plo." »
s
$011110”!
‘Dennis the' man who was
badly hurt- by falling from the new iron
railroad bridge, las't‘V'veek, and has since
been in the Norwalk Hospital, was dis~
charged today. __~ _
Mr. Comstock minests all the mem-
bers of all the choirs of the five churches
that unite in the Armenian relief meet-
ing tomorrow evening to meet at Music
Hall promptly at seven o'clock.
A “smoker" will be held at the Nor-
walk Yacht club house, Thursday even-
ing, June lltli. Entertainment will
commence at 8 o'clock. Each member
has the privilege of inviting two friends
~Dancing at Roton Point, Saturday
night. Juno 6, 8 to II. Smytho's ore
chestra. Prompter, Henry Cchrman.
A new commandery of the United
Order of the (roldcn Cross will be in-
stituted in Stamford, TnI'isday night.
Sherman Commundcry Will assist in the
exercises, leaving Norwalk 011 the 0:55
train.
The South Norwalk truckmon, having
been forced away from the. twist-omen
corner by order of the Common Council
have taken up their stand on the cast
side of the Norwall: Street Railway
company's tracks, in Railrozul place.
—Straw hats. fl‘llrion'fl.
Riymond Brothers have just mm—
pletcd the curb and walks in from of
the Hunter and Ihninctt pranI rtiIv 'II in
East avenue. This practically chm-I1 up
the last of the Work on the long minim!-
ed care between the above parties and the
city of Harwell:
Captain Arnold HthavoIr. of thoAmori-
cus, formerly of Norwalk, which won
the tint prI; e in Its class at the regatta
of the Harlem Yacht club on Memorial
Day, hasbccn notified to be present at
the presentation of the prizes at the
club lions", tonight.
-—'.f you want a cigar that Is madc- of
nice tobacco by good workmen in a
slow f'v'tI 117. try an Imperial Crown.
Outcrbanltt are learning to ride the
bicycle. . 4 I
A W. Austin, of 89 Wall street, ud-
vertises a great Mention tale of iewelry
for the mouth of June. ‘
Willard Bearse and William H. Nadia
are taking the civil service examination
today for carriers at the Norwalk post-
otliou. 7
F. I. Dunes, who is In New York
state for the benefit of his health, is
improvingand will return home next
week.-
The quarterly meeting of the WI»
man' 11 Exchange will be held Monday,
at the Central club, to hear reports and
pay dues.
Randolph Strauss, lately employed by
the Silk Mill company, is moving from
Water street, South Norwalk, to New
York city. ’
Mrs. Sarah V. Warts, mother of Mrs.
Jennie Smith. passed away last night,
after along and painful illness, at her
home in Newark. N. J.
The first of a series of summer night
dances will take place at Roton Point
tonight. Smythc’s orchestra will pro-
vidednusic and Henry Gehrmann will
prompt. ,
The Yale crew went through South
Norwalk, last night. on the 8 o’clock
train, In a special car, on route for
England. A number of Nmalk en-
thusiasts cheered them as they went by.
John F. Colby entertained about sixty
guests at the opening of the Bell Island
station. Thursday night. The Water-
bury Mandolin club was present and
rendered some very fine selections.
Pioneer Castle, No. I, A. 0. K. of M.
C., met last night at its hall in the
Gazette building, and conferred the Sir
Knight' s degree on Richard Riggs, John
Wilkinson, Henry Cornell and Winfield
Scott.
NextWeduesday at 8 p. m., a grand
rally meeting will be held 111 the gospel
tent in Wall street. Rev. J. II. John-
son will be the evangelist. All Christian
workers are invited to take part. The
public is cordially 111i ited.
.-—Yacht caps. O'Brien' 8.
ext week Sunday is Children’s Day
At nab Nerwalk Heshodilt church,in
the morning, the Imuivorsary of the
founding of the gchool will be celebrated
and in the evening there will be a
Children's Day concert.
County Commissioner Whitman S.
Mead says the County Commissioners
have done agreat deal of business dur-
ing the past month.‘ Nearly $100,000
was taken in for licenses. and of this
sum 880,0!” was turned over to the city
of Bridgeport.
W. H. Ellison, a resident of South
Norwalk, died at the Bridgeport hospi-
tal, yesterday, aged thirty-four years.
The remains were brought to South
‘iorwalk on an evening train for inter-
ment. The funeral will be held at 8
o'clock tonight, from D. W. Raymond‘s
undertaking parlors.
_ —-—Browu derbys. 0‘ Brian's.
Eureka Rebekah botlgo conferred the
degree, last night, in Odd FI-Ilows' Hall.
The handsome parpahernalia was used
for the first time, and was very satisfac-
tory. Thmlcgrcewnaconferrcd on six
candidates in a very creditable manner.
The lodge accepted an invitation to
visit Charity Lodge, Bridgeport, June
25'). __
The American Minnioiiary association
holdaarally with the South Norwalk
Congregational church, uI-M ’I'uesday.
Meetings will be held afternoon and cv-
cning, with addresses by special speakers
on the work among neurons and Indians
Mrs. (ionrgo Moore, one of the original
II‘isk Jubilee singers, will wing slave
mugs at these IIINIIIIwI. ’l‘IiofulI pro-
gramme will be in Monday' II ‘it‘nlltlt I
Q .. mumriux.
The IluttIIi-Ivortli'u are moving into
their summer residence here.
The Chrintiau Endeavor meeting last
night wait led by Iklward Underhill.
List of Unclalmtd Lettm
Innuilnlug uncalled for at the Inllnwlng pont-
umI-III, for the vow-k I-nIIIag .quII a. Inf-c.
l'O'III-li'l’llllllllf for "Will IIIIIIIIIII my Ibcyaro
iIIIvI iIIIIIIII:
NIIIMWUII HIanII-v Bank». Mrs. Ilnrry
LIinI/. W I’ I'mlhcil'uw
.II .IIIlosLI' M.
"YoniriIlI- your WlII‘I'l on Holiday.
don i you?’ “Y—yca; but] never run
at (l H 'I'rw. nudge a (' e. “a cigar ntrm»
“ Pure and Sure."
CVCIOIIO 5 '
BAKINGI’GWD
“I refer Cleveland's
are an wholesome. ,
wand
i”
k,”,.t_
It takeslcsafortbe samcbak in ,
It mar fails, and bread and cake keep their I‘
WWW-ammo YMI Wm
over any one on that day."
baking powderE because it is
1!".de mm unmet...
,Quittner and Albin Nenkirchner have
7 inn-M III
The controversy of last your relative
to the riding qualities of E II. Wehrle.
of South Norwalk.aad 8.1! Alexander,
of Hartford, is egaip renewed as the
Alpha .thel‘ club‘s races approach.
TWO years ago. at the Labor ‘ Day meet.
by an error in figuring the time, B. A,
Saunders lost the time prize, and It went
to Wehrle. Saunders, to "get even."
got Alexander here to ride. It was this
feeling that induced Saunders to pick
up Alexander on his shoulders and carry
him from the track after the race. There
was even then some discussion as to the
merits of the two men, and it is Saun-
ders desire to'have them meet again this
year in the Alpha's' races. Alexander's
entry has been received, and he will be
handled by Saunders, who is desirous of
having him and Wehrle come together
again, just to decide who is the better
man. ' ‘
Several Dunbury bicyclists are train-
ing at the Fair Grounds" for the races
vats, Beardsley, Moore and( Joyne are
upon the track nearly every night, and
the trials are often more interesting
than regular races. —-—Danbury News.
Henry Fresh, Manna Mrs. Edward
ordered bicycles.
While riding from Broad River to
Norwalk, last night, ”Chink" Com-
sfoa-k ruined the n at tire of his wheel.
In some unaccountable manner a
large wirenail had punctured it. .
The Twin City Wheelnicn will have a
run to Bridgeport tomorrow, leaving
the club headquarters at 8 a. in.
, Constable Samuel C. Ireland is fast
becoming an adept at bicycle riding.
This morning he learned how to take a
header in the most approved fashion, in
front of the headquarters of the West
Washington Street Crosswalk club.
Mrs. A. E. Clark, of Mott avenue, is
considered one of the most graceful
riders in town She rides a handsome
aluminum wheel.
Enterprising Advertisers.
No better baby carriages are made
than those turned out at Rowayton by
F. F. Boylston. If you contemplate
purchasing, you can save the 111iddlII~
man's profit by buying direct from the
factory, which is only a minute's walk
from the railway station. Specialde-
signs will be made to order, and all car
rigos will be delivered free.
Tristram & Hyatt are showing the
very latest things in shirt waists. The
styles that most people want are not
plenty, but they can be found at this
popular store. Attention is also called
in a new advertisement to bathing suits
and houscfurnishing goods
UT!
We will iiiiict any Cli'l‘
in prices on
Bicycles
Ur Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why, at.
FOX CYCLE CO.,
2 Elizabeth Street,
Coxsncricur
Scorn Noumea.
Begonia Vernon.
A no“ \anIIIi of! mania “III“ II IIIIiIIIIIItuII
as prIquIIIIg and owns as "only 11II1
gI-ronlum. I'IIIiIIIIII nut in IIIII IIIII mm
the lilllllutli'lllill'flIllll'flIlflIllIl)’ and the
thaw l’HIII‘I‘I’II‘ It I rlmuon and deep rm.-
ilnk. Hm- pIIIiIIIIIu IIIIMunI 111 11k “Nil
17.. till“ HIN‘I'lIll prII-Imliv the duke nor
IiunIIrI-II.
Coleus,
o1 foliage IIIIIIIIIII. :um IIun )Iemg
[IIIInIIIIII IIIIIIIrIgIII y'oII-Iu xiii-IIIIIIIIII- rIuI
mm. III'NN'Ivl'r'llI/I'LI $10" per lIIIIIllI‘I‘Il
I'IrInI‘II (anon-I. iIIIriIIIIIiIuR. Im II All!-
II-r. 'II‘II IIIrIIuII. "I'MIIIIIIW. II II\IIIIIIII 11111!
IuIlIIIngnut plant»- In L'I'H'II \'I ”II-Iv. A
"II" IIIt III RIVI'I‘ I IIIIIIIIIr mm. at tI. If» per
bushel.
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
m. . an W“ ”new” .n. . mu...
PROF. I. S. ROSEN,
Ocullst DptIcIawmIISpeclaI-
ist in Reflections.
linuwn IIIr years III the public horn. Can Im
A
Consulted : livery 2 Tuesday,
I‘mm Ila. m. till I I. 111.. In III-I
Iva‘o' all 10
CITY HOTEL
tIoutIi Nurmilk.
Difficult Cases Sollcltsd.
Eye Elimination Free.
WIII vI-III sick and InvaIIIII at their “Hill” by
request. I In
])IIITIIII“I‘m-‘ N‘IIIW‘IIKM as: I‘IIIIII‘I'I‘II.
‘ZIII I.I'l‘ JAtIIN'fi
III-IIuII-IIIIirIIgItlIrImn. lIIlCIUl Norwnlk In
mum
II III 1 district. W"!
"IHiII ,‘nilrf II l‘rIIlrIiIt' IIIrIIimlisIriI'I I I Nor.
WII'N.lIni3llmlIl"l and III IIIanII «Ix months
Iran the air hereof IIIrIIiII Imlltmsnf IIIIIII
P'lffln‘ tIIIIxIIibII IhIiIr I'IIIIIIHIIIr MIIIonIouI.
Those wheneulw-t II EITMIIIHIIIIIr "m“ml:
[pom-d y alluded. wII iln IIIIIII IImII wII
a mum {10mins indebted 1..
[MIMI to
soon totake place in Norwalk. Roda» .
all kinds.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
'Dctttvaporated Apples. _ so psrlb
II P ll ' ‘pr.°“" '30 II II
“ “ ‘ Peach», . Io’c “ I'
. ~ -‘ I‘- 'Old Fashioned Dried Peach”. I00 “
F. D. LAW'I'ON & CO.,22 South Main Street
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET
Summer Attractions.
We are showing a line of
BICYCLE COVERT CLOTH S
That are correct in stylchquality and price; Also a fine assortment of Bicycle
Cloves and Belts. (lurliiic of Ladies' Neckwear has not its equal in the city.
Shirt Waist Sets 111 silver, imitation silver, pearl and gold plate. Belt buckles of
I “00 liliiltiifig1 an! grpalt) var-tiety Piazza and Chair seats.
sac I yanso . p01 Imi y, atiloper yard, reduced from 12%; c r ard.
COME QUICK TO SECURE TEE BARGAINS. pe y
EDWARD STREET!
JACKSON’ 5 PIIO'Ioe W
W... -..... m... ”.0...“— m a»... ”4—4"—
0 tell them that YOU SAW mo. and I
I was looking neat.
We have everything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat.
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS
UBUAL.
Veal chops, 100; veal stew, He; lamb
forcquarter, 0c: lamb chops, 12,” 0; best
corned beef, do to 12c. A full ”line of
fish away down this week.
Free delivery.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
Have placed on
NORWALK. CONN.
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . .7
sawau. sTREEr. . .
Rm.
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
7, \
..__—o_...._
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; I 50 11 bottle.
0
PIsisted's Cholera
Mixture
'SHOLS onua 5.03LSIV‘1d 'H '8 .LV
Always Cures!
_._..—.o___._.
"Bring your pmscriptions to
crown use the purest drugs and
our priceii are always reasonable.
R.H.PLAISTED
43 Washington
Strut,
SD. NDIIWALII.
EIPLOYIENT AGENCY.
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MRS. ANTON NUCGS, A Heehanie
m" NI“
Incl. estate 1mm who :2 who;
“fl”
ileum Indulge! Ideals ot
enlarw
SNINVE‘IO 3SflOH 30d ONIHLAHEAS
holilwmifk IDLJ
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, I
lit.
Prices Reduced!-
NORWALK. CONN-
MADAME WROSS
The Well—Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
\I 1II III» In South Somali; for a limited time.
I‘ousultatlons on past pro-«Int and Iutuio I11
regerdtoany matter. llll'Illll'a-w' or otherwise
that may bodesirod: Itlfillllllmlhil") luv 'lIIIlI‘Il
Consultations, gents or lltllll'rs‘.$l. “nice. )1
Need not ring.
II IiiiIorII I'hIIIo.11pono flight.
11127 It
(‘1111 be secuat 11in hour
EDUCATED AN I) ARTISTIC
TAB TB.
in wall papers and decorations' is one of
the nineteenth century accomplishments.
That is\vhy those who select their wall
paper at lhIchcr's get such delightful re-
sults. It isn‘t necessary to pun-ham 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 coVemd
cottage, or decorate a palace, go to Deck-
IIr's.
I’aintern' Supplier.
Artistu' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. I'Iiperhanglng, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washlngten Street. 80. Norwalli.
l896
HartfordBicycIes
REDUCTION IN PRICE;
Patterns Nos. land 2. Irrmiitko In Add
Patterns Nos. {land I. "0111000 to too
Patterns Non. hand 0 train“) to no
'I‘hI-Iluthn IIIIIII value Inr the money eicr
DITI'I’IIII In medium “rude marble-In.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Aifkngw'ti'fii. nI'. (golfinltf‘lhfll‘ [fly]
”II 4'" II am a on It in
umwuiuflmmat J y ' “00.
If'ynilvan“ bu aCoIiImIIIu. then more "Fifi
IonmI-in and IIIarIIIIrII More IIIII
are mu r for Immediate delivery.
POPE MF’O. CO.
Gench offices and factories. Hartford. Conn.
TIIE F. S. AIDLER CO.
Abundance!
humanist-run user.
/
NOT LIKE
The usual ready- to-wcar things,th_is
ing of ours. MOIC care in the ob
more art in the making. more of t
things looked after that go to make It:
rcct, attractive and durable. That
PRICES ARE .,
LOW
is not because of any skimp in quality
making or finishing, but because of our
lingncss to be content with small profits I
Summer
Clothing
in ’
Moliairs, zilapacns, Ilarmcls, scrgcs and lii‘f
cns, crash suits, coats and vests.
Straw Hats.
in all grades, ncgligcc shirts and belts, trunks.
and hairs.
Store open evenings. Money refunded.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Ilo SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South~ Norwalk,
MILFORDA. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
Conn.;
. a ”i R a R! N ~'
Agent For
l ”5...... Clean , .
GI. TEN
55:0 Oats !
CATTLE Clicapness 1911 ’t apoint of merit in oats. I selectmy
Chicken. oatsbet nose of theirquality and flu 11 carefullyscreon
and the m. I make the price afterwards. Perhaps not
HORSES 1 quite so (' heap as ears (I. an be bought \iitli dirt, dust
3:3... and foreign we'ds in tin 111, lint—do you want them
GRAIN in that share. I My outs are not the lowest priced
FOR in town, but they are the BEST.
HORSES They're cheapest in the end.
a N D -—-
ATTLE
“we" MANUEL T.l-IATCH,
35:55" 3' The Leading Grain Dealer,
LIV ER V
I5 Marshall Street. So. Norwalk.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Complciclinc of watches, Clocks jewelry, I.ilvcrwarc, opalware and V
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDSI
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these goods.
while not Sold a: strictly cost prII: r will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who oil! had many Inic bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Home“?
ROTCN POINT
South Nor-walk, Conn.
I
r a . a I '
Flic most Llioi'miug bummer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS. I -
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Owners and Proprietors.
J. II‘INKEVSTIEIN, Iicncrol Manager.
-mm
To Advertisarsi
Changes cannot be gut ,,
aniccd the same day top,
Is handed In. 311mm
tenable effort will helm“
to acommodete pitta”,
but changes cannot be It»
sistcd upon as a right W
less copy is sent In by l
0 block in the afternoon»!
the day before about It
dfllffll. b
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
.3 Washington Cut“,
.0. "emails.
Waco. ltahsckemo Hotel.
in? 17
Short: Sherwood, Hatter!
Occupier: portion Inf-ad fl. GummhI's
statement We!
I team not this
mmoshmmtfi 1m «been on m1
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