MSW Isss‘stnstttsssmssssssuw amusement-11111111111. Thetempsrsismofthewsterst'rhe _Kllobtoday 111119. ~ ‘A thrus-monthsold daughter of John W NauptmfNewCsnaanJ‘ed yesterday ‘ Joseph Benton, of Ely avenue, has ' had his cutboat Maude repainted and “rigged. ‘ Saturdayafternoortand evening. J. N. States, genera! ticket agent of the Consolidated radroad, died last night at his home in New Haven. The ladies ofThe Knob club 171110 ,. would like to form a‘whist club are re- ‘ quested to meet at The Knob, tomorrow afternoonatso'clock. Corbett's block, Wednesday night. Both & Goldschmidt Mmmenced last Saturday giving the employees of their corset factory a half holiday, and will ' continue todosothroughput the summer. Thefuneral of Stephen Henry Smith was held Saturday afternoon from his late residence in Newtown avenue. Rev. C. M. Selleck and Rev. T. K. Noble ofliciated. Rev. Edward L. Smith. of Walla Walla, Washington, preached a very in- terestingsermon in the South Norwalli yesterday Congregational ‘ morning. church, New York city, this week. The monthly meeting and semi-an nual election of officers of the South 4; Norwalk Congregational Young People' 1 " A Society of Christian Endeavor will be held tonight at'u-l.'1 o clock.“ .rgmt tomorrow night well, Madison street. There willbe an watertight“; hibiect, one... lesb‘e Ta‘xed?‘ ‘ The committee of the Ellis Musical club met Saturday night and decided tohold its annual outing this year on Tuesday, the 30th inst., at the residence of John H. Monroe, Comatock avenue, Norwnlk. The funeral of William H. Ellison was Largely attended from Undertak-cr Raymond's rooms in Washington street, Saturday night, Rev. S. H. Watkins, ol Grace church, oiiiciating. Some of the members of Phoenix Engine company were present. The steamer Hawthorne resumed itr cruise between South Norwalk and Danbury, this morning, starting Tmlli Georgetown, where it has been grounded the past week, waiting for the sixteen- cks which Contractor M. D- inch Ban _. completed last week. 11111111 South Norwiilk Baptist church. yesterday morning, the Lord's snppe1 was observed at the close of the sermon 1 Rev. E. R. Perkins took the pastorh In the even ing the church united with tho othm churches in the union 111111111 meeting at place at all the services. Music Hall. At Calvary Baptist church, chnos day evening, Rev. A. C. have“. of New Haven, will lecture cn"'l‘he Stumbling A musical 11nd literary programme will be rendered, Th0 Stamford Choir I11 also expected ”rudiments will he served by the Blocks of the Race." «ladies of the church. Mrs. Elia A. lloolc, A. M, 11f New York, widow of Rev. W. ll. ll1111l1-,th1 Methodist minister, will lecture in the South NmWalk Methmlist 8161111111111! church. Monday evening. June l1‘1tl1. under the auspices of th1 Young Woman‘s Christian Tomisvranc- Mrs. Boole is 11 wollkuown “announce speaker and is state mare- fury of the Y. W.C. T. 17.. of New well-known Union. , York Individual , Strawberry ' Shortcakes and bake twenty minutes in a quick 11111111 Over one hundred Norwalk people at- 1111111111! Barnum's circus in Bridgeport Pro-dent Edward Barrett and Direc- tor John W. Soulley will attend the ' ‘ meeting of the board of directors of the United Hatters of North America. in The Young Men' s Debating “digit will ~lf you want a cigar that is made 11. nice lotion-11 by good workmen in a clean 1.1 rtory, try an imperial Crown. at (1!. ii. 'i‘1'11wl1rnign 61 C11 .'11 cigar stora- #ew~»N.W—”W street, is‘siok. Workcu the Hoyt street drain was cosnmenosdtodsy. The Woman's club will meet with Mrs. Sarah Stevens tomorrow. George w. McBride, who has’been slekwithacsrbuncleouhlshead,isable tobsaboutagain. , TheChichsster vs. Ireland case was thismorningadjourned untilThuxsday morningat lOoclook *— n. 11. Golden and 11.11. Rowan have been appointed appraisers of the estate of William Barford, deceased. Blanche Elle, of Camp street, who was severely bitten by George Grum- man‘ s dog the other evening, is getting along nicely. There is a rumor in Norwalk that Rev. J. B. Daugherty will ask the bishop to transfer him from St. Mary’s parish to some other charge. Charles L. Benton died at Brookside, WY. 8801! seventy-three years. , Thefnneralwillbe from his late resi- Minnehaha Division, _—Sonsof Temper- '-, auce, will hold a strawberry and ice ,, cream festival in its hall in Swartz dz deuce at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon The solemnity of Corpus Christi, which occurred Thursday, was celebrat- ed in St. Joseph’s church, yesterday morning, by Rev. John T. Winters. 1. Hamilton shipped "Ellardella”to Westficld, Mass" today, where she is entered in the 2:50 and 2:33 classes, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. One of the wheels of Reed Hat ilnnd’s carriage was broken, yesterday, caused by getting caught in the Tramway com- pany's track in the Wilson Point road. Richard H. Golden, administrator of the estate of Sarah J. Decker, deceased, offers for sale two dwelling houses on the west side of Chestnut street, South Norwalk. —Ladies’bring pencil and paper to the lecture, Gazette bdg, tomorrow evening. Henry 0. Clark is laying a piece of concrete walk at the corner of West avenue and Butler street for the city, to replace the walk damaged in widening the latter street.__ __ The service at Trinity church.. .last night, consistd of evens!" prayer, nip-1 and those whp desired had .an 0%100» “Idling? 50 afiend the Arneuian 311w; meeting in Music Hall. Some excitement was caused in Wall street, Saturday afternoon. by 11 atm- 1r's horse running away. The horse was captured near the Norwalk club house, having lost its breath.‘ living Scott, of New Canaan. and Mrs. Annie Hyatt, the divorced wife of Fred Hyatt, of Norwalk, were married at the Episcopal parsonage in New Ca- naan, last night, by the Rev. Mr. Neide. Frank Johnson, of the well known carriage manufacturing concern of Ray- 1nond&Johnson, died at his home in New Canaan, this morning, of porn, mouianndblood poisoning, aged forty- live years. Mrs. James L. Stevens has received a supply of Chapter bmlges, and members 11! Norwalk chapter, D. 1\.R., can secure them of her. The application papers of ten new members were sent to Wash- ington this morning. Ernest R. Wilson, the Consolidated railroad brakeman, was calling on a triend in Washington street, one even- ing last week. When the time to leave ame, he made :1 1111111111 and fell down «airs, bruising himself considerably. Yesterday morning, in the Nor-1v 11k (longmgationnlchurehltov.l-‘r11l1-rtck Curtis preached an excellent sermon upon “The ilnwarchablc Riches of Christ." in the evening the pastor spoke upon, "The liars Grace of Contentment ~wl1at it is, and how we can ob- tain it." Mrs. D. M. James. the state mastery 11fthoor1l11r of King’s Daughters. will is! at the Methodist church with Mrs. Margaret lhttmno. 1111 the lfith of this month. It will be 11"rmllcttcr day" for the King's Daughters of Norwalk. Mrs. ilottomc has just returned from 1111 driental tour. The new bakery which John Koch willnprn at T1 Woodward avenue, to- wns-row, will be 11 great convenience to 1111». pmpleof that section of the city. [Io will keep the best of bread, cake 1nd pastry, and will also have 1111 11-11 #1111111 and soda water department mn- 111112ch with the bakery. lie 11111-l11i1‘11a dim-1- of the public patronage. Sift with 11111: quart of flour tun tia- spmninh Cleveland 11 linking l’ow dot and one half teaspoon salt. iii!“ in shortening (one half cup I111tt1 r and 11111: tablespoon lard) and Wet with commit chbt milk or water to make 11 111111 dough. ”smile as little as [swirls Me and roll out about one inch thii I1. ( ut the desired size with biscuit cutter limit in half and butter. Tim ready squint 11f innit-s, 1 rushed and swulcned with one small cup of granulated sugar .111 1111 which It is to listened; one: with m npperhslf. buttsrwlshlsspmersgsi‘am smewitborsritbsutmer It. Place lower haitoi biscuit, buttered side 1111,1111 plate tries then 1111 top the Wand serve at strawberry“ Welsh-s W'Mw “1111" ‘ 1111.11. 10. Norton! ot‘ Clio-taut 1111 They 11111111111111» go in " Search 11! Rest and Recreation. ' BIIESIS 0F Til!!! illiY Piilili. new». eittsVseslisslssm Seals lssy Sslssrsstste Mistaken. Isbtllslsvs-_ tales, and Am Itshstmltems sitters! Lite. Mrs. Charles F. Rider. hit-11.0. 8. Has- kins and son Earl, Mrs. George Faulds and Miss Myrtle Faulds, of Norwalk, were the guests of Mrs. Homer 8. Beers, of Westport, last Friday. Miss Annie Neilen, who has lived with the Moody frmily in East avenue, the past live years. will sail next Sat- urday for Gallway, Ireland, to visit friends. Miss Susie Cassidy and sister, who have been guests at the home of Eugene Woofer, Connecticut avenue, will leave town Thursday for Round Hill, L. 1. Albert B. Raymond, of Detroit, Michi- gan, a former resident of South Nor- walk. has been visiting his cousins. the Messrs. Nash, of South Norwa‘k. George Newbauer, head clerk at W. S. Sturtevant's, has gone to Litchiield for the benefit of his health, and will re- main during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Wayte A. Raymond and sonnet Neerork, spent Sunday with toMr. and Mrs- W. H. Smith, of West street. . Hiram L. Birdsall, of Brooklyn, spent Sunday at the residence of Mrs. Jennie Littell Nash; Bayview avenue. Mrs. Josephine Valentine, of Ford- ham, N. Y., is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. H. Ferris, of West street. Mrs. Mary C. Morgan, of San Fran- cisco, is a guest at the Congregational parsonage, Nor-walk. Miss Amy Watkins, of the New York church rectory. W. A. Coley, of the South Norwnlk post-office,’ 1s spending a week's vaca- tion in Weston. Harry Evans, of New York, spent Sunday with J. Irving Dibble, of Bay- view avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas will leave Norwalk, tomorrow, for St. Louis. Min Alice G. Layton is expected home from South Orange, N J., today. Wk «:Gannng, of Danbury, is visiting W. N. Allen, of Taylor avenue. gflorace B. Miller. of New York, is waiting friends in South N111 .v11lk. Miss LulaM. Snifi'eu, of West street, has been Visiting n1 Danhuiy A Stamlord lu’ 3 Item Sisisn. Michael Ferned, at Stamford ltaliau. visited last week with a friend in Smith street, South N111 walk, and kept his horse in the barn in the rear of the home. Friday night the horse gas stolen, and as yet there is no trace of the animal. Clever real estate agent—The only ob~ jection to this apartment, madame, is that the walls are so thin that conversa- tion in other apartments can frequently be heard. Lady (eagerly l—Nevcr mind; “I take them. CHI! WK will meet any CUT in prices on Bicycles Cr Auxiliaries. Where? Why. at FOX CYCLE 00., it Elizabeth Street, Cosmrncvr Scum Normans. -~IMW"-1“mn Begonia Vernon. ‘ W A m-w variety II» gonln 11l1l1 I1i1l1111..1111111 11.11 11111I1|1111Iy and some 1111 lrwly 111111 1:11’1111l11111.|'l1111lm| 111! in the I111! 1-1111 mu follow 111I-1rs 11p Immlliuily 11111! the II 111-1111111111 rt 11 rum-11111 and 111-1111 1-1-11 pink Fina-l vinlils In M 11-11-1011st 11111 ifs 11111 I1. Special prln 1111 lo the Man 111 hundred. Coleus, 11:- 11111111111 plants. am" 11111 ymma puntsntthvl1rigl1t yollowaru 1I1-1-p1 1111 11-111. stomp» dozen '11 1111 per I111111 an! french (1111111111. II11r1111I11111s,l111-i1 |nr.l'11l111r111111 Begonias.lilliimo-11111! l1mItIilm11|lIt1ittliIn in 11111111 variety. ”II" I 1l11I-W1'eiimill1r ".1111! M M .th [1111' Iva-I111]. IIAIIFORO'S FLORAL HALL m— “Mm-“ . M-..--_. , PROF. I. S. ROSEI, Ocullst Optlclsnandspeeiei- let in Refractiens. Known for years In the public here. (21111 I111 Consulted. ' 1‘ very ‘ Tucsdn y, From 1111. 111. muons“ 111.. in his cirvaorrli. 'JHOLC onua 8.03L9Iv1d ‘H '8 AV . , lest Evaporated Apples, to per lb " " Apricots, I30 " ‘f “ " Peaches. , I09 “ 2‘ “ Old Fashioned Drlsd Peaches, 11111 “ “ EDWARD F. D LAWTOII 81 00., 22 South IainStreet 0 tell them that YOU SAW me. and I g I was looking neat. We have everything our own way, and our stock you cannot beat. SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEKAS USUAL. f Veal chopsmlolc; hmhm' so; lamb orequnrter,‘ am e , l2j/c1b1. corned beef, 11: to i2c.1pafull’lincof nah away down this week. Free delivery. New York Market "Alli S. AYERS, Prep. DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. STREET, Summer Attractions ! We are showing a line of BICYCLE COVERT CLOTHS That arecorrect in style. quality and price. Also a line assortment :11 Bicycle Gloves and Belts. Cur-dine of Ladies’ Neckwear has not its equal in the city. Shirt Waist Sets 1n silver, imitation silver, pearl and gold plate. Belt buckles of all kinds. Belting in great variety. Piazza and Chair seats. sale 1000 yards of Striped Dimity, at do per COME QUICK TO SECURE THE BARGAINS Have placed on yard, reduced from 12' 2c per yard. EDWARD 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. teachers’ college, is a guest at Grace - STREET! 110111111111, cons. JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS! Are unsurpassed for beauty of style and finish. Prices Reduced! E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, 53 WALL STREET, - . . R. H. Piaisted! DRUOOIST. Compound Celery Nervine Will ' Help You Do Your Work! Try it; 7511 11 bottle. 0 Pleisted’s Cholera Mixture ONINVI‘IO SSflOH 80.1 ONIHAAHJAS Always Cures! ...—¢y—-——— "Bring your tmriptions to cause 111111 the 111mm drugs and our prices are always reasonable. R.H.PI.AISTED 43 Washington Street, SO. IORUALK. sneer-cm! 111-111-1111 Servant—Plow. 1dr, don't you think Thad better go for the doctor, Master Johnny ”11 he feels so had? The (lot- Diliieslt cm: Misti“. W411, M’s Whit-111116111111 1.1.1 In Inclination has. ”m“ “’1 M" “'1- M set over it. servant-ares, sir: tea messiah NORWALK, CONN. ”MADAME R055 The Well-Known Clairveyant Throughout the States! “ill heintiouth vaaik for 11 limited limo. (.‘1111~11it11tl11ns 1111 last. 11111111 or and luturein reg 11-1! loony matter. i111-1i111 w 11r11tl11-r1vis1-. tilitmay l1o1l1slr1~1i aimisilmirtry iu- I.111i1ui Consultation-1. genh or illl‘III n. It. 1111111111 linnlord['1111-11,11p..1111 night..\'1-1,~l not ring, 1.‘ 1111 be moat any hour. 111 'II t EDUCATE!) AND ARTISTIC TASTE. in wall papers and decoruthms is one of the nineteenth century accoinplishmonts That is why those who sch-ct their wall paper at lhcker's get such delightful rc- suits. It isn't turcessary 11.1 purchase the expensive grmies, the designs and colors are last 1111 artistic in thocheapcr grades. if they are not so rich. For those who wish to cover the walls of 11 vino covered cottage, or decorate a palace. go 111 Deck- er's. Painters’ Su . Artists' Hamm, Pictures. Pictures framed to order. P1111111 Paperhanging. Decorating and Sign riting. DECKER, 79 Washington Street. So. lot-walk. [896 .. HartfordBicycles REDUCTION II PRICE. Patterns Nos, land 211-1111111510 to 1111.1 Patterns Nos. 3 and 4, from All“ to 1:10 Patterns Nos 1111111! it from $511 to M5 'I'hl-alethn Inst 111111111 lot the 1111111117 ever 1 111111»! In medium 11111111111111: blocs. Columbias D The Standard of the World. Acknowlmlas no ”substitute. the 111111111- tired nimdoicly lur tilts «11111111111111»: "00 [I m an“? msikdumbia. tin-11 11111 11 Hoyt m riomlda and lisriinnl Movies are ready i1 r Immedlsiedeil very POPE MP'C. CO. seen-11111111111111 commons. TIIK F. 3. AIM.“ CO. tisvssismfitlaW «has ‘ savanna-1:1: 111117. *1 NOT LIKE The usual ready-to-wcar things, this ing of ours. More care in the 11111 more art in the making, more of the ii , things looked after that go to make it ' rect, attractive and durable. That PRICES ARE ¥ ‘ Low ' is not because of any skimp in quality ‘0 making or finishing, but because of our wil ‘ lingncss to be content with small profits 1" being the manufacturers of our own good Summer Clothing in l , . . Abundance! :Ji Mohairs, alapacas, flanncls, sergcs and iii-1 ens, crash suits, coats and ve'sts. Straw Hats. in all grades, negligee shirts and belts, truhk§ and bags. Store open evenings. Money refunded. 0011510011 BROS..- I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, South Norwalk, MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. Comstock Bros, Masonic Bid'g, Norwalk. c111. Agent For .35...” Clean 0 TEN gggo Oats! GATT Ll Cheapuess isn't a point of merit in cats. I select my c h token. oats because of their quality and then carefully screen an ’ them. I make the price afterwards. Perhaps not" ”05.553 1 quite. so cheap as oats can be bought, with dirt, dust 1 3‘51. and foreign seeds in them, but—do you want them GRAIN in that sh: 11111. 1 My oats are not the lowest priced FOR in town, but they are the BEST "03“. They‘ re cheapest in the end. AND LE CAT‘I' . “mm, MANUELT.HATCH, '] 25:12:" 8’ The Leading Grain Dealer, LIVERY ‘ ( 51-.ng 15 Marshall Street. So. Ilorwslli. / v ‘\./ V BIG REDUCTION SALE For the Month of June. ‘i' , Compietcline of watches, clocks, 1cweiry,s1lverware,opalwarc 111111 cut glass. DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! A fine line 11! stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods, while not sold .11 strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract purchasers, who will had many rare bargains. A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, NOrwaIIt. ROTON POINT South Norwalk, Conn. The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Hoilses! GENERAL ATTRACTIONS. livery facility for providing for large excursions. 1101011 POINT IMPROVEMENT consist, l )wncrs 11ml Proprietors. J. FIXKISUSTEIN, (lent-ml Manager. ‘ I . . To Advertisers»! Changes cannot be guar- anteed the same day copy I; handed in. Every reti- sonable eflort will be made W. RAYMOND, Funeral Director and Embslmsr. ’3 Washington “root. .0. Kuwait. Residence, Mabsokemo Hotel. ml 11 Shorty Sherwood; listtsrl Ones all. 01111111111“! mam” I1:19.11111111111111111» su.‘ 11111111 1111.! MMIIMMM!’ all“ to acommodate patrons, butchangcs cannot be 111- 1 s sted upon as a right 1111- _. less copyis sent in by s o‘clock in the afternoon of :‘hsidn before change 1s ,. CI 0 I s
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