doom, wlsqnlte badly
MthhihMtwerthe
syrups copra. Frank Undsrhill.
wishes, started to
Myths“ struck Undarhill'srea:
Minsninstantbofhriders were
yhoavilytpthegronnd. Under
unhnrt. but Smith cuts gash
' ton. Marjorie Benton. Edie
Militants Hoyt, Ethel Eddy.Ches-
tee fiodney. Willie Godfruy,Fred
Storm Harold Baotou, Dick no",
Gamma out-of-door, sportsmen: en.-
.. joyedandafinecollationwasserved
Wildifl Sechtler, of Fitch street,
wwishtis'l'hefisntinelto explain hisside
at, the amault mentioned in yesterday' a
m. llésnys'th‘ehent chlldrenwere
Whischerries. and when hetold
them todesist they used violent language
, m him Mr. Sachtler admits hav-
" ingestrapin hishand, but says hedid
not use, it on the children He says
Mrs. bait is of a very excitable nature.
snowball: imasinod be misused thga
”W. Pelmer. of East «cm, was
run- in“ lolt night by thorium)!”
old-Minna heavy wheel, ”crowding
high into ll. gutter, and breaking the
rimoflthe front wheelofhie'bicycleaud
bending nearlyallthe spokes.
."1 1%
p’ Mrs: Cll'arlu' 3'1); Burnout. or Green
- Gish; adenihpsnied by her little eon.
\Dudleyltaytnond, isspensling the week
whither arthritis»: momentum-or
, Riverside avenuew»
pr: «:t 9. t 4.14%.; c
1' Little Maurie magnetism with
diphtheria' spits on Saturdsyqudthe
houséisquarantiued. One of the An-
derson children. “comm-looms
our on Saturday with diphtheria.
Hiram Brnndage. of Warren street.
twant biacknshing. last Saturday. and
returnedhomcwithalargemess,which
_in .sostthsirstrswbsrryfestlvsi‘
Friday and Saturday niehts. and the
net teceipts will be over “0
Arthur. Pendletonn of New York,
spent Sunday with friends in this place.
The CometT’. is having a new top-
most put in her by Walter Thompson.
John Darling is having repairs made
to his summer residence on the west
ltd.- , ,‘ U, .
The South Norwalk young men who
have given two receptions the past sea-
son in Guider’e Hall, have arranged for
another, Thursday night.
Jurch.L.Cascssyshehad no idea
he could block ‘ the wheels of Fair-field
county. ,He supposes a good sharp pain
under a fellow's gallusses does make
one say queer things. He rather objects.
tothe prominence it brings him~’into.
andhopeshewillnothave tomove out
of in state to avoid being made gover-
nor. -
Acting School Visitor John E. Light
paid avlsit to South Five Mile River
school. this morning, and found it in ex'
cellent condition . .
infill! Wil‘oak.‘ of South Norwalk. has
Mum shoe repairing estab-
lishmunin Mrs. Mary Vincent'amall
builder inM'ain street, and will do all
kindsofworkin hisline in the butt
W s ,
An open rot-tron of the soon or Teut-
persons and their friends who are inter-
ested. inthe scraper-snot; «use. was held
will! GM’ 1- Bull. Int nisht Athletes
.numberof people were present. ((3. W.
Bollscted as chairman and Miss Grace
'Bryan as secretary. Secretary Thrash-
er, of the Law and Order League. of
New Haven.“ present and lands some
weighty remarks concerning, the license
and also gave valuable information con-
cerning the subject discussed. He er-
pects to be in Bridgeport today, and will
ascertain whdtcan be done about having
the matter brought up at ,once in the
Superior court. He thought the citizens
had an excellent case. Mr. Bell spoke.
and otherswho made remarks were H.
0. Monsell. George Wicks. G. W. Bryan,
Mrs. W. T. Crow. Itev. H. C Whitney
and Rev. F. V. Atkinson it was the
general opinion that an application for
license should be published in a paper
that is circulated in till? district. Acorn-
mittee composed of W? Bell. George W.
and Howard every we‘rc‘itppt’nnt-
ed to 'a'Mnd’l'o any'fui’iher busineb's ‘con-
W with'lhe subject.
f’iii’r";urgeut"msbhg’ior ‘ the“ 'oiliclsl
beard of tlri Methodist church is called
for tomorrow evening at 7. no o '.clock in
the chapel?“ All men't‘bers are requested
housemate Lplff‘
roll we: at the W this' morning,
golngnptothewaodlind, “heroine
stapled before any diihaée was done.
A Salmons léft his'horsestandlng in
Lincoln avenue, last night. and it trotted
on. going up Main street While it was
passing Mood Brothers’ store Samuel
Mead stepped out in front of the horse.
hescattered among his friends. and he stopped No damage mania.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills. of Main
Rev. A. J. Smith and wife went to
Monroe. yesterday. They will return
home'l'hursday, mompanied by their
children.
TheBridgeportoyster bedswerecov-
eredwithsandby Sunday'.sstorm and
thalastNorwulkoystermen are home.
Charlesllemsonandaeorge Hopkins
are spending a few days in South
Buseh.L.l ,
J WallaoeMarvinismakingpreparue
tlonstobuildanawdock. south of his
present one.
An Advent cottage prayer mention
will be held tonight at James Birchard's
Mn.
N.
MissDoraErioeson, buttinovedfroni def was Alandcosts.
Warren avenue to Second ayenne.
Fred Williams is moving from Fort
Point street to Maple avenue.
M—
onum- moot... East avenue. is
;abletobeoutagain.
u» ms nu: terrors so».
thdlmufwflflpw
Liesali’ssl
The selectmeu of Norwalk opened
hillsfortheTelford road. yesterday. and
MmewntracttoAmsndus Bach.
hebsingthe lowest bidder. The bids
m: A. Bach. 01.28 per lineal foot;
L. Randell. Stamford. s1. 47perlineal
II
(but. W. Sheldon, Al. on perlineal foot.
9,3,, ’lhework last year cost stooperltnesl
foot.
RWATTON.
MM-W
fits- Bra Ambler and Samuel Hall of
myth Stamford, were married last
Mattheresidenceofilev. F. V.
'whoperfortnedthscersnumy.
w Mavens was lwidomaid and
Mr. and
”Wm reside at Chum
pvasbeet man.
"'5.
Pflnee'ssssidence until neat Monday.
iIt'ltllitheywillnitwhoopingirritate.
WW nionofths Methodist
Mwillgive afestivalin the chapel,
Weight. -
mmmmnms
Wabash. Warm They
street, are visiting in Bridgeport.
lAlllEl AID NOBOTDN.
Mrs. Ellen Saunders had James Eugen
arrested, Saturday. on a charge of
assault, claiming that he tried to cut
herwithaknife. Eagen boarded with
John Callahan, in Noroton. where Mrs.
Saunders is housekeeper. She could
not convince Justice Schlldknecht of
, the melt. and be discharged Eugen.
Thewhildrcn's Day services in both
the Congregational and Methodist
:chmuho. were postponed. Sunday. for
oueweek.
Tke'casecf Valentine versus Barry
Who-momma theCmnmcu,.Pleos
Can-tat Bridgman. last week. and the
ransom has lesigned’ his posi-
tion with Joseph Bates. the butcher.
A’strawberry and ice cream festival
willbeheld tonight in the Town Hall,
under the auspicesof the ladies of the
Methodist church.
George Cook's drug store is being
repainted.‘
W. M. Guitars. the modern Samson,
gave a performance last night.noar
Mather A: Ornmman' s em. with its-
pound dumhells.
Miss Abbie Ogden entertained Miss
Belle Smith, of Brooklyn, last week.
Messrs. Andrew and John Green have
returned from their trip abroad.
Mrs. Emma Sickner is ill with me-
laria at her mother's home in Brookside
avenue.
Mrs. W. .‘l. Flemming iscntertaining
Mrs. Savalle. afOrango. N .1.
Last Wednesday Mrs. White enter-
tained her Sunday school clam at her
new home. Narcotic. in honor of Miss
Louie Austen, who. with Alias Elsie
Street.willstart on a European tour.
Saturday. -
The lastmeetiuu this serum of the
King‘ stughtersof the Congregational
church was held with Airs. N. E.
Gleason the prettiest. yesterday after-
um.
St. Agnes Guild is holding a sale this
afternoon and evening. at St. lake's
”EA‘ libr‘sa'bit‘ned’bYMRs J wnoweu'
- street Mr. Russell sprung his churn out
WILTON.
The Children’s Day exercises, which
were to have taken place Sunday at the
Congregational church, were postponed
until next Sunday, because of the bad:
weather.
Miss Katharine Sturges gave her
scholars an outing at Oompo Bosch.
Saturday. Samuel Folsom took the
girls in his large wagon and Mr. Miller
the boys. From the phcuts and laugh-
ter of the boys and' girls when they
returned in the evening. waving dogs
which Mr. Folsom had given them, we
should judge that they had a very good
goodtitne.
Mrs. R. W. Keeler. of North Wilton.
is sick.
Andrew. Comatock, of Bridgeport. is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Comatock. ofNorth Wilton. .. '
Mrs. HenryW. Mitchell visited, friends
in term. Saturday last. .
Waketnau Burr picked four, quarts of
wildstruwherries the other day. -.
Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Lacey spent
Sunday with their parents at 1 Cottage
Mt"
Mruand Mrs. George Taylor attended
the funeral of Mr. Taylor’s father in
SonthMoi-walk, Sunday. .9 _.
QeorgeStitt spent Sunday with the
Folsom'n
As many from Wilton expect tout-
tend the Christian Endeavor rally in
South Nor walk. Thursday of this week,
the prayer meeting of the Congrega-
tional church will be held Wednesday
evening. so as to leave Thursday,even-
ing freefor that purpose.
BROAD RIVER.
The annual strawberry festival of the
Broad River Sunday school will be held
tonight and tomorrow night. ‘
The récopt continued rains have had
a tendpnqy to keep the strawberries
from ripétiing to any great extent, but
with the aid of the sunshine they will
probably come around all right.
p
ALI. IIIE TO!!!“ assert. _
Its'ui lite dietet- Ilitmm o‘t tit tea throw
Dole: mt. Sampler but.
An informal meeting of the Twin
‘ity W eelmen was held Instn‘ i,ltt and
Captain hé3llir, Edward nu' ll slid
Frank Limitless were limited a com-
mittee to go to Stamford and invite the
Y. M. C. A. clubtotltc parade tonight.
They gutted tit it o 'clock, but in West
of the attachment and the party had to
return. Mr. Wheeler sent a telegram
to the club. inviting it note.
The town and city authorities are
clearing up East avenue and tho Greg
ory 's Point road today. lol- the road
race tomorrow. It will be rolled this
afternoon. -
Adelegation of the Niantic Wheel-
men, ofJersey City, will ride to Nor-
walk today to 'bchere for the Alpha's
tournament tomorrow.
A reception committee from the Alpha
Wheel club will be at the Norwalk
Hotel. tonight, to entertain visiting
wheehnen. About twenty-five members
of the club will participate in the Twin
City Wbeoltnen's lantern parade. ,
The prizes for the Alpha‘s races will
bediskibuted from Benedict do Co.'s
Wheclmen's Rest after the races. tomor-
row The prizes were placed on exhibi-
tlm there today.
George H. Allen has received a letter
from Joseph Goodman. editor of the
Alpha's have the finest list,“ entries
ever received at an amateur rnoe meet
in Connecticut
The Alpha Wheel club members will
meet at the Norwslk Hotel at 7 :80
o 'clock tonight to go to South Norwalk
to participate in the Twin City Wheel
men 'slantcrn parade. All unattached
wheelmen of Norwalk are invited to ac
company them.
NEW EVIDENCE DIIcOVEAED.
Alters» Lighten II will Vlsmsi also
Trial eI the Fewest-Ireland flees.
Saturday Attorney John E. Light. of
South Not-walk. obtained from Judge
Contloy a temporary injunction restrain
ing execution in the case of Wilmot
Fawcett ex rel. Town of Norwalk vs.
Samuel (.3. Ireland at al. Attorney
Light claimed to have discovered addi
tional evidenw that would warrants
new trial of the case. Judge Howard J.
Curtis, of the Common Pleas Court. was
called upon by Attorney Gray. of Nor-
wslk. to hear a motion for the diesels
tion of the injunction. and Attorney
Light was also ready with a motion for
a new trial. Judge Curtis said he
thought it would be proper to bear the
petition for a new trial first, as the tem-
porary injunction would restrain execu-
tion until that phase of the case could
be decided.
The original trial of the case was be»
fore Judge Downs, who gave judgment
for the plaintiff to recover damages and
costs mumbling to something over .600.
church.‘
Lllrrors. the decision of Judge Downs
American Cyclist. stating that the lit
was sustained. It is the long standing
case, in which. it is alleged. Constable
heland attached and took possession of
goods owned by Wilmot choett.to
satisfy aclaim against Louisa stcctt,
hnwife.
t’ Attorney Light’s newly piscovered
evidence is that of a Miss Vun'l‘assell,
who was employed for several years in
Mrs‘. Fowoett’s-tnillinery store in Nor.
walk. She says she never heard the
husband make any claim of an interest
in the business. If the petition fer a
new trial fails. the injunction will. of
course, bedisiolved.‘ The motion for a
new trial will be heard by Judge Downs
next Friday afternoon.
ONLY THO ORIGINAL IEUBERS.
Annual Iiepurl oi the Superintendent oi the
Serious“ Usieu Sunday School. .
. Dear Olilcers. Teachers, Schol‘iirs and
*Friends: “:By the kind providence, of our
Heavenly Either we meetto’ celebrate
the twenty seventh anniversary or cur
Sdnday school. What changes have
taken p in our membership since our
school w organised on June. 18th,
1869. U! the original number only two
remain, Mrs. Mary Godfrey, of the
Bible clash, and your superintendent;
but as one and another have fallen out
of the work. God has mind up others to
take, their places. and yet we feel our
work has often been retarded forlnck of
teachers. Perhaps this is, or-may be.
because we have not been“ as earnest us
we ought to have been in our prayer to
God for them, for God says by the
month of Ezekiel, rxrvi., 37: “I will be
enquired of by the house of Israel to do
it for them. ” Ours' ts avolnntary work.
and yet we feel that God has laid on
obligation'br command upon us to do it.
It has end will cost us time; labor and
money; but who of us today regrets the
time. labor and money we have spent
thus for in Jesus' name for the benefit
munity? We believe it was Horace
Mono who said is certain work cost
Monetizbutcneyoung than was saved.
A gentleman present asked him if that
was not tdoorpemive. The reply was.
"Not-if it'was ‘my boy." - .0. the value
of the. hoMr-wllo can estimate itimlt
cost the life of the' son of God‘to save
one: “ “W M
The present membership of, our school
isa’ ‘9 3' .l l t it . : , .
A‘v . .. t
Ollie-ere , ,, . 2
Teachers“ 5
Scholars 80
Home department 2;
Tool" _ ' 108
Largest at in dance 88
Smallest a lflntlillll‘ONIBY’y stormy any Iii
Average etfrmdnnoc 52
nurses.
Money received from all sources $171.08
nxrssess. .
Paid treasurer .' $87.05
Expenses of school 63.0!
Cash on hand 21.02
Total $171.08
The present debt on the chapel is retro.
On the first of July we expect to pay soc
more, time reducing the debt to $325.
Respectfully submitted.
C. M. Lawssscs, Supt.
VT. ll. F0015. State Manager,
Mutual Reservefund
- life Association. ‘
literal»! av knowledge molpt M check for
human n ttll pertinent nipollchl M. on the
foul my hlwk rand. Ulini Smih wlsh to
convey my
. IfeAssoc inmnudcspot bruit-{lite genera
arite." anfltlvorantl ”w. I ctctt. for
air send one In prtwurlntr the payment of
snare Inns be fore I was this or expects“
pint: you will mutinneiho are» work of
t'arimrforthc witlomttndorphans l the lu~
turn as you have In the past.
1"" Vii‘iih’lhfltii“ s smut
P. fir-lithe tie ()llin 0. it tilt lutil token
anttrtllitsryile mllty. in Mitt tsystem tntn-
mormml pnhl t o mepniomtt In premiuttttt
as he {told In the Illlllll lot-«rec. hle Itci rs
Emmi: not have most vet ILIMII totttlnft'tmi
sin by icing insured In Mu ottl Reserve.
0th wurlt st nonfat mat. this economy and
not Its shirt ow. are Mind in the
luiuaIIlsssI-vs Fund Lfle‘Asse-
' ‘ elation.
Thelergeul natural p‘rcmlumr” lIfo immunit-
sssociatlon nIhe wort ti.
PUNELV MUTUAL!
Numberol pout- Ins In force. worm
its claims Itl over HAMMOND
insurance In new. over iémmmm
towns or ,etttergeuvy. s: some»
Li” eiiiutiratt-‘e at ouo- bell the rates 1 barred
by vol pro Iomtmtmmnim. lnnnm inr
rrnlol'lnln an moles-Ito rmlrmith not-wu-
titm ant Investment cement Mischa. No
0 dottb lefort trigonometric! our
money. a proportion tot stostof tbct oath
rates.
Norssiritiion to travel. rho-optima m- mi
gifting." Policies Income“ loam! indisputable
tort hmymrsmxcept for mlssIttIementsof
e and "compliment of Nomi ilmrt.
taut tmtinsumttoe
Vigil" flntlilit mllhtcftt
infirm mvsmagotu
to the p abut the utnol liesorve te-
infill M‘Ms
As will its filters at Avoiding mo
.9?wa
e trim the rill n: it its to Ilml out all
w o Itht‘herke norms ion in terror! in
mil nonrstd s. wewil semi
r'oua out o" trust on it» yet your
“was! worn "red to to mo
tn "7' 7M t'7" oil 5 ' 7 ”313“
VB is I cum I'll.
error” firmitnmir lay at in thisEtown.
Mess IMIAI C. 0MB".
It m MM; er.
Ii. MM VAN WWII. WM.
, Shirt Waists.
There are plenty of shirt waists in the market such as they are. But the styles that most people want
. are not plenty. WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST THINGS. what the people want. If it is a cheap
waist. we have them. The best 260 waist is the market. laundered collars and cons. If smoothie
better, we have an extra good one at 500; made of good material. Percale waists. with white detach»
able collar, 75c each. Percale waists. pink and white, blue and white and black and white checks
white detachable collar, 860 each. Percales, lawns. dimltles and glughoms.‘ lll blue. brown and grey
mixtures. stripes and Dresden effects. detachable collars. $1 each. Dresden and Persian clients in
lawns and dlmities. 01.25. Al. 50 and $1.75. Linen Batiste, with white collars and coils, $2 each. Itin-
on butiste, embroidcried front. white collar and cuffs. .2. 98 each. Linen batiste lace trimmed, yoke
collars and cuffs. All. 50 each. Black lawn waists. laundered collars and cuffs, $1 25 each. Misses
waists, sizes 12 told years, price, 600. 75c and ti. 00.
Bathing Suits.
‘ Ggrcy mixed flannel. trimmed with white braid. 01 min each. Navy blue flannel, trimmed with white ,
braid, sailor collar, 82.50, $235,013.50. $4. 00 Black brilliantltte. pointed collar, 63). 00 each. Black ‘ '
brilliantina, trimmed with white braid, largo sailor collar. pointed yoke, put! sleeves, $4. 50 and $5. 00.
Men's and boys’ suits, from We to A2 00.
Housefurnishing Department.
Famous oil cook stoves, 1,2 and 3 burners; lamp solves, all sizes; White Mountain freezers. 2 to 8
quarts: Lightning freshers. all sizes; hammocks, allklnds. 500 to $3. 00.; refrigerator pans watering
pots. ice picks. garden trowls, children’ s 3-mece garden sets.
of the children and youth of this ccm- '
him knto lbohl utmmllfeeemtlfunt '
v. cone.
arena. '
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Bcéuusé they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
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All our customers feel this
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
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secessitl‘ini'ssiléo
Wholesale. and retail other: and Ice house. ”5
Madison street. Orders received at
Truwbritlgwtt (‘ o 'si‘ igur Siorewurncr South
Main and 2st!
Real Estate
Auc'vmut
Will sell by We Auction.
Saturday. June 20,96
At 0 o'clock. p. m.. thrfilmuse and lot known as
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JOHII £.VIIIOEIT PLACE
Simulation
MAIN STREET. ROWAYTON.
iiomllell. luths'l‘own of Norwnllt. Conn. Sold
Ions tarisofeet. new house of i [ultimatum]
ashlngton streets.
well water and leoiy nf fruli Sold re.
mlttoa l7mile front liowavtnn sin ion
on the i...“ one mile fruit:
the lawns Point summer rt sort. Eat
"it tors sums mid hntwo every an minttttwt
iimnin‘lllK)‘. hum. stores. IHNLHMIWflflflflflmr
lists Sale to take piste on "in premises.
Terms matlo linnwn at tintt- HTHIII‘. rl’ttl' por-
tlcnlttrsinqolrool luhn ll. Slum
fttrtl. Conn" or ulivor E. Wilson. Nurwztlk.
(.‘onn. tort]!
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GIVEII AWAY I
In it
poses.
Norwalk Pattern
Works........
etc I. E II A Lil
lessons
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EAST TERMS!
pileup horse. the
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Beware of the turn port of u
all ports of a
bind port of n clump mule. an
i been M" role.
C. H. AISTiIORPE,
FAA! end of bridge.
W.
THIRTEENTH
ANNUAL. . . .
. . . . Strawberry Festival.
[ROAD RIVER SUNDAY seem.
at the Chapel.
Tuesday and Wednesday [is' gs.
Jill! Is and I1.
Admission - . - . . - . - - to Cents.
Allah it I clicked good for one
"1me smut: ttrtisi othrmdltiver. has
Deansppealtothe Summon of
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1’! Infinite“. to. Mail.
oral allure
carrot as t “a“
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a good big sacrtf cc in
We
do . 3'
:10 hr, uou
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J. D. JENNINOQ,
UN DERTAKE R.
KNIGHT MW,
Norwalk.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM S'l'lll'l'.
WPllONI CALL. It.
a o a n
Conn.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
’I’Oltil totem .r u. stntfiHg'fir
“V". trinitFthw
m ABOUT TEN DAvs
We shall
Semi-Annual Inventory
take our
0rd
We shall, from now until the day we take
stock, place on sale in each department dil-
" “Micron! lots oi-tlceirablc goods, that. we find
any surplus of stock in. To go ahead and
it; you a detail (1 it t of what the bargains
.. r” . __..
VI
We had a great deal rather count cash than
' gentle, and further, wear prepared
to get the cash
to make
p-ihc whole paper and
Jewelzm a
more too. We would stale and with cmplta-
You Save Money by calling on us this week.
BETTER TRAIN! BANKS
You couldn't mat
is better Invostmen
wiggling
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moths don innit
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enviable exit-tut erttanrt
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Willbeatbis 800th Norwelkoflce. ”Hug"... 0
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so Optical tiers.
attainments».
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