c. Wu any. voted for Bucking», ‘ .
m “a a hen. ad I. 1’. Went for Inna. ”We undemd thnt srrsngstnenu no he ‘
t2: rid-fir I- cum -—----*—- uldcfunmulsmnpusdnt" ; 7, .- .
in cog” up. , *hfidhmm “Penn slwsys tell water when Inc lt."re,~ practice, end etn full"! st cu m ”Izfit “:W ‘Wfll
59m m g "f "'" m“ “I "t.“ waum “I" other dun "It “I“. by the We haul-d out Wt- moa- 33in w ‘ "
.r and: not recurs. nun. '° "a m“ 3"" a” “d ma" 0". still new." mini. Mfuflildlfldfi'
Mlle. mun—II. "wow-«- osm. n my 3 gum; ' ;‘ _ '
“Ame llmmufiu ‘ new:
R In: is. is“. Pol-sows culling for s21)!“ urge
leffefl will pie-urn: “0! cu W.
LADIES LIST.
um Isn- Johnson.
«mm LIST.
rho-In c. Dunn. Kiel-fl “can. W. A. Folwell.
vt‘tn. Fluxtbbcns. n. I. Graves. John Bennett. Blch’
ml Irwin. Ir. Lechhnd. Dr. 3. I. loylc. A. w.
Purcell. B. l’. Squirt. I.Wnr'ru.
room 8. DUMB. P. X.
(giant: $2915 and flours.
{3' Attend the city meeting to night.
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It is time to cremnte thnt winter hat.
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The wet weather has had 3 very sopprcsh
ing efiect upon croquet.
H—
The last question she nets before going in
church. “ Is my hst on straight f"
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S. T. Dutton visited the scene of the re-
cent disaster at Williamsburz. last Sunday.
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’l‘he man who cut his throat inst Wednes-
day at Byxhce'e saloon is recovering.
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Tucker is selling lots of root beer and ice
cream. Why? Because they are good.
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The Shore Line Express. due here at 4:14
A. ll. '1“ three hours behind time Friday
morning.
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Ull‘lt‘ial reports award Fnirdeld County
the championship for divorces. Guilt. with
justifiable provocation.
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Dickermnu & Son. have received n bank'
rupl stock of wall pnp3rs and borders.
which they are selling nt bankrupt prim.
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After this issue we will furnish no more
t'hrunml durine the present year. The on
tiers new on hand will be tilled this week.
Two stunt tire engine: of the autumn
iron Works manufacture. were shipped on
the train taut Saturdnr.
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A wrtvawndrnt truncate know how to
uric to“? corn coins up There in notbx
in: to our knowledge that will do it noel:
iwtually an a dark of n neighbnu‘n chicken:
a
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What marten the motion ct n wrunnn an
attractive to the orange than when the
own an» muddy? Some at that» fellow
who «null on the tlepot platitwtn ought to
be shit» in anmw this
us._;-4w—.«- ..
Lincoln Council. 0. L .\ \l . of thin
5“‘tt‘3. within acouple of weeks. intend to
giro a stun hon-y festival. .\ time time in“
two anticipated. its at their entertainment:
1 vcrylhing is financing.
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Mr. Henry Northrup. n wt‘llolmown and
much catccmcd citizen of this place. but for
some time put been nudering from s perm
lytic stroke. but, through skillful sud judi-
cious treatment. we are pleased to cute he
in now convalescent.
M—«—-—.
E. T. “’hilncv has not removed his pho.
togmph gallery to \Vilton. only his family.
and the apprehension caused by the nu-
nnuncentcnt last week is unnecessary. Ptol.
Whitney will be found at the old stand as
usual.
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Gas is now furnished in Pittsburgh, Po.
at one dollar per thousand feet. It can be
furnished in nestly every city of the Union
at the same price, but the trouble is to the
veil upon the gas owners to see it in that
light.
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W. .L Swords he: got in s stock of sum-
mer vesting: thst will suit sll later. After
a tuna basbeen measured by Swords for s
new suit he feels on though he had done his
best to make a good appear-nee. and he feels
about right.
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. . . .C. Sun: a Go. ere the sole tuanu
fnctutere of the Old Well Club cigsrs. and
every cigar is inspected before itlccves their
ntnnufnctory. '
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S F. Peck. by topping n pipe leading
from Adam: but fnctory to the hotel. now
has a flowing fountain in one of his show
windows. We thought when be begun dig-
ging. that he contentplnwd laying nn ccquev
duct to this once. end wu going to keep us
supplied with thst excellent root beer of his.
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South Norwnlh ((1.)th produced eight
pairs of twins within the lost two months.
and when Susan B. Anthony sppronchcd
the plsce she got out of the train end well:-
ed netted iL—Brooklyn Argue.
——A preaches entirely Mme her
put. us “1.3., of nlnclsshcc peered.
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1b: Gent for June bout. It in en unus-
unity eprightly number. and contains ngrsnt
dent of interest to pnrchuers. (Joplin csn
behndfrcc otcbnm oftxdaockwmd.
Sale at Smith. A. H. Hoyt b Gounod Oom-
ueck Bro... or by m the (inward
wnlk.
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none member: of
stale pr for meta. Cell for them and your gro-
cer will keep them.
improvement: no going to be made up
there.
drum—Who hss net-n n poltcemen during
the past year.
without impudence. is about on low in the
world as any man csn git. sud keep virtpw-
ous.
suit your lute: Try them.
Dickermnn a; Son‘s store inst Selurdsy, but
was nuppreescd before much damage was
done.
gnr. you will get the worth of your money.
chmctet thst there is no longer sny doubt
us to the complicity of E. V. A. Chlchester
with the crusaders.
cignr is now excelled.
keep the children out of mischief. end to
impress upon their minds the disinterested
love of n fond pnrent in to go to Bodwell'r
and get them n set of croquet.
greatest success in the cigar line this reason.
photographic business despite our announce
ment tbnt he run to stay aw“ twu weeks.
By thus doing. he has relieved much anxiety
in to his final return. but raised the down
with our reputation for veracity.
ed with the nttcvnptn in this city at cunt:
lotto chain. dubs the lending billy sincere ea
“ Wmhmw.“ and. if time is thrilling in n
no
be chilled. and the good cuttimbionol con-
would ginning be ndcptetl min.
greatest mecca in the eight line title m.
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. . . .Yon csn buy the Old Well Club ci-
w..—
M Hill people went to know when the
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At Springwood they propose the conun-
0*”
Without munny, without friends. and
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. . . .The Old Well Club clgnr will always
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A fire broke out in the buemcnt of A.
Moo—«~—
. . . .If you smoke the Old Well Club cl.
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“Wine of the Woods." for constipation.
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The evidence in of such n conclusive
M..."—
For fineness of flavor. the Old Well Club
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The beltthintr that con be done now to
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....The Old Well Club cigars are the
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Mr. Geo. 8. North has returned to his
A. ludr who but probably become disgust—
uw. ehe‘fi hit it. we“ will thin alliance,
....The Old Well Qlub clam the the
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The Howard Mission end Home tor little,
Woodmen. will be repteeentetl at n Unit)“
Heeling in the Connecticut Church. Mitt
Sebbsth evening. An ntldvm will be deliver
ed by Rev. J. B. Inter. of the um. and
a choir or the um children will do the
singing. All are cotdlttlly invited to attend.
The Baptist Church will conncqttcutlv he
cloned that evening.
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The New York & New llnwu l‘alll’ofttl
company have in their employ. nt ttht-antl
Centrsl Depot. whntis rarely seen in this
tiny end generation—polite and scoomnto-
dntiug omctnls and porters—men who will
answer c question. nml give information in
n gontlrmnnly mnnncr, which. contrasted
with the grufl’ncee nud snubbing one meets
in similar pieces. makes it striking and ple‘ls'
l o. -
n, Wow—~—
.To cure dyspepsie.smoltc an Old
Well Club cigar after each meal.
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The Connecticut State Council. O.U.A..\l..
held s semi-annual meeting at the Pioneer
Council‘s lisll. in New Haven. yesterday.
Some two hundred rcpresentntlvve end or-
ofilcers were present. T. E. Smith. of Nor-
walk. and Eugene South of Westport. top.
mentalivee of Lincoln Councilpf this place,
were in nttendnnce. The State Council has
been invited to hold their next meeting in
this city. and we undetetnnd they have no-
eepted.
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Another ndmonltlon of the risk we run
by being without public water. wss given
It Crofut & Knspp‘s hnt factory It“! Mon-
day morning. About!) o‘clock s tire wss
discovered in the Interior of the building.
which. but for the prompt action of the cut-
ployeee. would have resulted in ngencrnl
coolngutltm. Tonight employers nntl em-
ployees should sttend the city meeting. Iutd
by voting for water. provide the menus for
protection against the «rigorous element.
*—
Josh Billings tins no entirely bold heed:
sad it is rented of bin: that once. when be
war st the Swloglcnl Garden: in Psrla.the
day being worn. he lay down upon one of
the benches and went to sleep. After n
while he won nwnhcued by n sauce of cum)-
cntlon. and when he opened hie eyes he
found that something covered his face. He
begin to struggle to release himself. end the
next moment at (inane enrich leaped up
nndbenn to prnncc down the path. The
eelrichhndchservdtlte top 0!meth
heed. end. mistaking it for one of ltr‘qrge
it had “an to rlt upon it for the purpose
of hetehlng. .
....The0ld Wickenmnotm
httheOldWellClnbetgmtnhtbelr
place. Trythem. -
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A council.“ end cent denier mm
became pounced of tuition thnt sawdust
unbegcodwnlhe. Helrleditlnthe
Mandible while be but
mmmu new
cu- m meet-nirvtfifi
III- hep-tchctp lunged“ eewctlr 1
use a. ~ , ' '
”nuances.
.
The snot-noon unit from New York now
nrrlves ct d.“ o'clock. lnstesd of that-end
the Bostonian“ closes at 9:90 A. M. lnstesd
of 9:80 ss formerly. The former Irrnnge-
tnent lsnot nthfoctory to this pince.snd
it in hoped that nrrnngetnents can be made
to ltsve the sfternocu mail come up by n
lntcr train.
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One hundred thouscud enlmon. botched
for the ststc of Connecticut by the Weetport
Trout sssoclstlon. have been translsted
from the ponds to the bend wsten or the
Connecticut river in pursuennec of An sgree-
ment between the fish commissioner: of
Connecticut. Mueschueettr. Vermont Ind
New anpshlre. to the effect that. ell salmon
botched for these four states should be no
deposited
Moo—~0—
S. S. Durand. .lr.. thls week ennouncee
good new: to cash purchasers. Ha llll
tnken the store opposite A. Dickertnnu &
Son‘n dry goods store. and hes opened ncnrh
market. By reference to sdvertlsemeut in
another column. it will be seen that his pri-
ces nvernge from twelve to twenty per cent.
lower than those of other markets in the
place. This enterprise is commendablemnd
should be encouraged.
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On Monday lust. Funk Word and Henry
Williams. hatter-s. employed in Crofut &
Knapp‘n factory. had a foot. racc for :2.
They ran from the factory. nround the block
by the school house. and back to the shop.
Willlnms beat by about forty feet. After
thine young man. known by tho euphonous
cognition of “young Pinbally." rsu over the
same course. a dtltnnce of one half mile. in
the remarkable short time of one minute
nnd thirty-one seconds.
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We have received n communication nhuut
those young and old men who congregate
on Swords“ corner every Sununy afternoon.
which walks into them like n peek of pain.
toes into tut Irishman. ,W‘e lltinlt it must be
m one of the Mr- scx. for their actions
are characterized by such term: as “ Mil
menu.“ “they ought to be ashamed of then»
selves.“ “ it in too bed.“ and ‘1 why don‘t the
police make them go home.“ “ if they had
our respect for thcuuelm or ward: tor
atheist. they would do tlttl‘rreullr.“ and “Mr.
Elliot. can‘t you do something to put a stop
to this nuisance.“ to chew we would turtle.
that wehtre not at policeman. neither do we
went to be; we have no authority in the
mutton“ any raw. but we mltnit thntwc
bluish for our next. tutti endorse the centi-
mvnttt of the writermud hope thntthvnv
mum of cotuplttlut will remove them-
nelvw.
.3 -. ” 2:. 2:
.....‘1‘lto Old Well (‘luh cigars are ttuttlo
hunt the heat utullty of llnvtttttt intuition
and wnptml with the tlumt Connecticut
wrapper.
w—-ov>—-——»—
Ken! Shalom-
This locality in favored with routu men
of enterprise. some schools conducted with
ability are in program. and are dttscrvlng
of and meeting wlth uuccoss. We suffer
from having no post office. We should
have one. and an effort ls being made to ob-
tnln it. May it prove successful. Theronro
many pcrsonslivlntz here who commute on
the Dnuhury Rtilroatl. and do buaim-ss or
are employed in your city. We shall try
nntl give you on account of all transactions
t-f public interest hereafter. *
Moo—~—
Cfumge of flute.—
Thc summer arrangement of the N. \'..
N. H. ch 11. R. R. went into effect lust Mou-
dny. There is but little change. South
Nor .vnlk gets an additional Ipecinl, which
leave: New York at 8:15. and returns at 5
o‘clock. The 3:85 train is discontinued. and
in its place we get n train which leaves New
York at 2:90. This gives uI aft-ecu trnlnl
each way daily to and from New York. nod
twulvn trulne rest. The new arrangement
changes the time of some of the other trninl
sllzhtly. which will be even by referring to
advertisement.
On nnd after May 18th. 180%. the 5:20 P.
M. train from Dnnbury. and the 4:35 P. M.
train from South Norwellt. will leave each
station ten minute: later than heretofore.
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Decoration.—
'l‘he Monumental Association held a meet-
ing ct the oflicc of W. 8. Benton. Esq. on
Thursday evening. May 141th. and com-
pleted the nrrnngcmentn for the decontlon
of soldiers graves. The service! ct the
Union Cemetery ct Norwnlh. will be held at
”o‘clock P.M.. Saturday. Mnyi‘aotb. Mrs.
M. B. Putt-den will deliver the nddrcu. M‘-
tor the close of the services upvtown. the to-
nocietlcn will proceed to the cemetery at
Pine Inland. when addressee will he mule
by prominent local speaker: at 4:80 o‘clock
PM. The nervlcen will be held nt the
Union Cemetery. Five Elle River. Sunday
sfternoon at 4 o‘clock. The following can»
mittens were appointed to procure flower-
etc.
mw‘h‘. ’ w
In. WI. . KM. . . . In.
“ no fig‘é': ‘3.
{tort ‘
”01‘! “MIA“
raw know. .
The ”uncouth“ unmounted to
he. the can elitism st the Gentle cl.
term time duringthedey.be¢crete‘eleek
Ll. .
l‘e south Kermit matu- wlll leeve
thematic can. of W. l!- lemons-t:
tandem ticdenmjcw PJI.
Thrive Ills River cull-liter we re-
Utnbrellu. Ounce. Trunks sud Vslllee.
Wsshlnlton Street, South NQI'WIE:
LAGER BIER
In CLAY 811. next to Adem'e fiat Factory
PE‘NN’ELLts INK
lnh iron- the Post Office is
only tell his friend: of in merits.
GENTLE MAN’S NURSE,
Kevin: had A large hoepltsl e: erlenee. end else
much pnctlce in private arcs. c
on! rcqglrl
Store. South Norwnlk.
FALLING OFF
Muhammgnt them
csuts' meantime «cogs. “
Give us s all st tea
LAUDEB’S BLOCK.
NEW YORK
SALOON,
SAL VA. TOR LAGER BIER:
By the Gloss. Bottle.th or leg.
ma GEO. SHAUB.
.._tg_.._
GOOD EONOUG-H!
the Bottle of Pennell‘s
The gentlemen who stole
welcome to it. if he will
I. W. PIN HELL-‘8.
NAMES K. TAYLOR,
rs his services to
as s nlttllful sud clreful nurs
0.
Men Inny be left ct. Btluson‘ City $8?“
New Stock
OF
GOODS!
(fi’ 13E A. '1‘
m batons. ‘
[luring Jim bumht our Sptlualdtorlt Ill
teen per cent. lm than thou that bought
three and tour Wk! up“. we are ptepntvd
hi 0‘“?
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES. ‘
wmnow SHADES.
TRIMMINGS.
“‘ on. CLO .
MATT cs.
WALL PAPERS
And all goods usuully ltept in a general
Dry Goods and Notion “House.
Great Bargains
WASHINGTON 81'“
Enoch lorwuk.
‘ no. tttmtum $16318. r20. moo
IN
Bide, Shirts.
Corsets, Embroiderlen, .
Handkerchiefs, qunes,
Bell apt-ends,
Al. the
CASH STORE
OF
C.R.&F.C.BENNETT,
'2!
Tot: t
Brothers
Would cell special attention~ to their large.
well-selected sud varied Itocklof
MEN’S BUYS’ & CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING.
,
which they olfcr at prices that will be satis-
factory to all.
Their facilities for the production of
Elegant Garments,
tit the lowest pussible cost. nra unequalled.
and they are confident that they can
offer rumor inducement: to
CLOSE CA S]! PURCHASERS,
than any other time in
rumour oonm
in the name line of lithium
. e. Q.. m .e...
Butane“ Suits.
Dress Suite.
eta. $20. $25. $30. $35. etc, sits.
\‘outh’n Sluts.
en. er. to. $10. $12.50, $15. etc. :20.
“(Dirndl-en’s Salts.
3‘3. $2.50. 33. $8.75. «.50. $8. $7. $8. $9
.10. $19. $14. $16, $17.
Men’s Cottoua'de Suite.
‘ Coats. Vests and Pants. for only five dollars.
Spring Overcoatsl
..Spriug Overconts I In this
bFeuch they can show every
grade, style and price.
match.
to match.
stock of
By the Ton. Cor locdrcr Gorge.
M.
Cottonnde Pants. 750ts. in $1. .
Prince Albert Frock Cents.
with double~brcnsted Vests to:
Double-Breasted Cuba-Way
Coats with double~brenetod vests
The largest. nod most elegant
Gllllllllll‘s cmtmt.
« to)» found in on rough. or
cy Onset» ‘mere Pnnteinnew
”guy hnvcin process of non-
Bcuth ' "emoticon, -
“ “i“ ”5"” on '
Deniers in ""
. - ' , g ‘ . ‘ " , '~
4 Washington St.; South Nomlk, Conn.
~ Inquire of
Wood . yawn.“ 1t. mire:
< ‘. $8 I. II .
{an . Oldnsnknntldm.
or 'sll kicde. Ont «new: to order. ,
B rick,
Phil-dolphin. and Cretan antm'North nod lest . ‘r "
River. Bord nod Pole. ;
. L:
Ce
Lime,
Wood‘s. Selleelt‘r. Brookleld. sud noehlsnd. . . 1 . _‘
t’
Cement,
Roseanne. ltcmsn end Snell-h. by the Bel. er Gorge
Plaster,
Klnx‘l but Cnlclncd Land end Rock. direct tom the
flurry.)
Hair,
Fertilizers,
(‘ce‘n Battle ‘3 Kc. l Super-Photon of Lille.
filter moi Ground none. Phonic gum.
and AW Lune.
Blue-Stone,
N till strive. Wt. Rubbed or Axed
Granite.
For Mu. lows mwmgmm 83m. or
Brown Stone
cor 81th her! mum. Wnter “bloc. or cut in my
Form or Style.
Fire Brick,
llsrd end Soft. Weds“. Bull Bends. Blocks. etc.
Drain Pipe,
Terr- Cottn and Content. of oil rises. Elbows nnd
Branche- tc mstch.
Chimney Tops,
With or without Wind up.
TERRA CUTTA ‘URNAMENTS,
For Gardens or Lawns.
Hay.
By the Bile or Ton.
Straw,
ln cunntltlcs to anti purchn‘ let-r.
h.
a».
m 93:33.23” . T! ' ’
Rooms to Lot, Cheap.
See Adv. next week.
Wan .Pa;
Velvet, Gilt, and Velvet-and“ ’
or mhlndenumm met.» Whither 1
In Old outbuilding.
(Opp. Bonk of II]; t“
Brownfl
S‘Bfiff, l
W tte J
SATINS and GILT, in Choice
PAPER nonoans‘.
Machitm and Hand m... i '
BAG K85-
't
Paper put ou§to order, in the heateeb mu
GALL AND Sim ' Us.
A. Bll’Kl-lltlllll: ts
Washington Street.
sou-r15: NOR‘W i
II. M. & J. T.-
45 MAIN STREET. NORW
Are now prepared to offer to‘ the public the largest meta
WALL PAP
sisting of Brown‘s Blanks. fiction. anafifi
Buticulnr attention is invited to their m
Shades. Hollands, etc. ’ *‘
.7 43;;
Ever shown in Norwellr. con
prices that. defy competition.
Gold l’atternr.1ho \V’ind'uw ,
PAPER AND SH
Hung at short notice, and by “pounced mm
MOSES DAM
no 31M
Norwalk Chronicler