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LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
Attoi'neyJ. Belden Hurlbutt is in
Putnam, COnn.. to-day.
A la:- go number of N01 walk wheel-
men wheeled to Dan‘ our y and back yes-
te1day.
Guy Lee, son of ex mayo1 1‘1.;\I.I.ee
of South No1walk, speutSunday with
his pai ents.
Louis Reed of Danbui y spent Sunday
in \01 walk with his son, Irving Reed
Mrs. Winfield Scott of Elm street,
has returned from avisit to Ridge-
field.
The Musical Union held ameeting
Sunday afternoon.
Chief Vollmer spent Saturday in
Albany, New Yor,k on business.
. Mrs.
Seuth Norwalk, have been visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Hoyt of Ridgefield.
The remains of Mrs. Olive C. Smith
were taken to Bantam for burial to-
day.
Samuel Kingman fji'merly of the
South Norwalk Hardware Co., spent
Sunday in town.
James Jackson who spent last season
on Chiinmons Island. with VVal'ren
Smith, is now at Mr. Smith’s home on
Lenox hill. '
John H. Ferris. R. H. Rowan, Alden
.Solmans and F. H. Quintard are enjoy-
ing a fishing excursion in Sullivan
county, New York.
Mrs. David R. Robinson 'ill sail for
Liverpool on the steamship Lucania on
Saturday, June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. George VVeyman of
XVilton avenue were guests of friends
in Cranbury over Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella L. Bene-
dict was held Sunday {afternoon from
her late home, 29 First avenue, East
Norwalk.
Miss Mamie Wheater is quite serious- ,
ly ill at her home on Belden avenue.
The Naromake Gun club has present-
ed Henry Gehrmann with a locket and
chain.
Rev. Herbert S.Brown p1eached in
the Brookside chapel Sunday after-
noon.
Charles T. Peach of the Danbury
News wheeled to Norwalk yesterday.
Sam Wheeler of Danbury, w’heeled
to Norwalk yesterday. ‘\
If the lady who desired the address
of the Madrigan brothers of Port
Chester will apply at this office she can
obtain the same.
The W'est Avenue Wheel club of
Bridgeport took a run to South .Nor-
walk yesterday.
The Norwalk Methodist society will
hold a strawberry festival or. the even-
ing of June 7 in the church.
The funeral of the late John Roberts
".. :15 held' in St. Paul's ehu1eh. Sunda1,
Ilevs. Pond and Selleck officiating.
The interment was in the churchyard.
()ur Brothc1s ’ Lodge, I. O. O. F. at-
tended the funeral in a body.
The excursion c'ommittccs of the Nor-
walk and East Norwalk Methodist
churches will meet at the oliice of the
Holmes. Ka'elcr, Seileck company to-
night at 7:30 o‘clock.
A1'1'1mgc-111ent-s have been made by
which the different» King's Daughters
Circles of the ‘11-'01".v11ll~: Congregational
church are/to contribute money to de-
fray the expenses of :1 carriage to take
some of tin aged to ch11: ch c1"_-.': 1' Sun-
day. Juld not no
to attend. ,
11'hoo'1'11":ise1yr ‘tblc
Stephen D. Merritt of the Farms
.“t'unl'ord, was lined $3 in the city court
Stun-day for neglecting to send his
111:1'1he11th'i11u1 Dean, 1‘31‘c'111's Old, to
The case 1111: b' o aght into the
con: 1. thiough t '1t18 'l 1' naiit Oil 1e: 1
Giles C‘. Potter, 11 ho has harlit in hand
for thr- p11st t'."o years. '
()ne of the icatur cs at the opening of
Home Point, Memorial Day will b 1.1 a
ball game between the oystermen of
Rowayton and the South Norwalk High
School team. Smythe's orchestra will
furnish music for dancing in the pavil-
1011.
school.
Rev. and Mrs. John Cromlish, 'of 59
Maple avenue, East Norwalk have ur-
rived home from aseveral weeks’ visit.
in Germantown. The; health of both
Mr. and Mrs. Cromlish is very good,
and they feel somewhat benefitted by
the chantre the trip has gIVen them '
mm.”
Ansownm buns
Makes the food more delicidus and wholesome
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 60., NEW YORK.
Ernest V. I-Iaight and son, of.
. ville.
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TunnvEFINGeAz
A TRYING MOMENT. ' ,. i
But the‘Self-Posgcssed Hostess \Vas
Equal to the" Occa-
. ' 1- 11-!"
P - sion.
People are telling a most remarka-
ble story about a famous but somewhat
eccentric woman who was lately vis-‘
iting the capital, says the Washington
Post. She was invited to a luncheon
and she accepted the invitation. Sev-
eral women well worth knowing were-
nsked to meet her.
IVhen they all came to the table the
W. B. [-lubbell is in
New York to- J,
dav tamous guest asked for a finger bowl.
., ' The maid, too well trained to show sur-
‘ C. K. Hunter of New York. spent prise at anything, brought a bowl half
filled with water. The famous woman
drew a small bottle from' her pocket
and. emptied it's contents into-the wa-
ter. Then calmly she proceeded to lave
her spoon and fork in the liquid and
wipeo them on the. damask napkin, ex-
plaining the while that for her health’s
sake she made it a rule never to touch
her lips with silver that had not been
properly sterilized. The bottle con—
tained antiseptic of some kind—I’ve
forgotten the name of it.
The best part of the story, to my way
of thinking, is what the hostess did.
She did not look upon the proceeding
as any reflection on her housekeeping
methods. She did not stare haughtily.
She simply smiled into the agonized
eyes of the woman who had brought
the famous guest, and said:
“What a very excellent idea.”
VIAU’S GORSETS;
LONG WAISTED, for
comfort, style, dura-
bility. Special cor—
sets for slender or
delicate ladies, giv-
ing a perfect curve
to the form. there
beinO' no pr'essuie
on the 011051, as the
spring holds the cor-
set in a natural 1111.11
without any padding
PRICES— G1 av $2. 50
‘ up; White. $3.00 up;
Black, $4 up.
Satisfaction guar-
anteed in every respect. ‘
l VIAU’S ABDOMINAL CORSETS.
~' LONG WAISTED, of
special design, made
very sh01 t over the hips,
Sunday with relatives in Norwalk.
Col. F. St John Lockwood is in Ne w
X011: 1:)— ~da1.
W. F. and I. F. Stanton of ihidgc-
p-Jr t, spent yesterday in tow 11.
George W. Mansfield of Boston is
spe‘nding a few days in town.
P.J . Lynch and Thomas Ryan spent
Sunday 1‘ 1th A. J. Collins.
The sh11t~w111:class of the Business
Women s club 11111 meet this evening.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris has aru
rived in New London.
James Hoyt. the Bridgeport oystet
dealer was in town this morning.
Mrs. G. F. Newcomb’s paper 011 the
“Habits of Flowers” will be given at
the Central club on the afternoon of
Friday the 26th inst.
Palestine Castle, Knights of the Mys—
tic Chain will meet to-night.
, Douglass Fowler Post G. A. R. is
scheduled for a meeting this evening.
Elton R. Baker and wife of Trinity
place, are spending the day in Plain-
v1lle, Conn. ‘ ‘
Frederick Hodgson, of Rochester, is
visiting his brother A. A. Hodgson, of
Lowe street. ‘ .
Joseph C. Miller, Warren P. Smith,
leaving nothing nuclei
the belt to prevent cor-
set from curving in to '
the waisu May lace it
over the stomach to re-
duce as much as desired.
Prices $5 and upward.
We also make a corset 1
for deformed ladies. Byl
use of a patent spring ;
any deformity is ov er- 4
come in any part of th
body. If one side of th?‘
body is smaller than the other it can her.
made to appear pe1fcctly straight.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
B, VIAU, 69 2. 23d St., N. Y. 1"
and Samuel Norris, wheeled to Ridge.
field, Sunday and called on George S.
Miller.
The Tuesday evening prayer meet-
ing of the First Baptist church will be
held With Mrs. Fanton Beers of Union-
The Hokanum Golf club of Westport,
has issued score cards for the coming
season.
Fred Timpson was drunk on Saturday
andfell out of his wagori on Wall street.
If crvous
IN
TWENT Y MINUTES.
1 111 acknowledge them to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
ltEECHARl’S PILLS. taken 'as direct:
ad. will quickly restore Females to com«
'I‘hey- promptly remove
obstructions or irregularities of the sys-'
rleto health.
(em and cure Sick Headache.
Weak Stomach
hiafl3'?:l 1:13'l‘ic1licfll5zei
[Successor
impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
$56 MEN. WOMEN OR CHILDREN
B‘ecoham’s Pills are
Without a Rival
A1 (1 have the
LEI??- 8E3? SALE
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Pb Do STANNARD,
to .1. D. JENNINGS]
UNDERTAKER
7 Main Street,
No
NIGHT BELL AT OFFICE.
Telephone Call 11-2
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Annual Sales over6,000.000 30x00
95% “Ink
F03. BIL-IDES AND HER 170178 DISORDERS!
suchas Wind and Pain in the Stomach.
Grldiness. Fulness after meals. Head‘
ache Dizziness. DioWsines‘s. Flushings
of Heat. Loss ot‘ Appetite. Castiveness.
Blotchos on the Skin. Cold Chills. Dis-
tuxbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams and all
and Trembling Sensations.
THE FIRST BOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
Every sufferer
:1 the World.
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SEASON ’99.
Do: 011- House .
SHORE DIN NBRSAMEL,
Rhode Island Glam Bakes.
WWA»
Everything First Class
and Up= -to-Date.-
s/W w. A .’V‘ rc/e/x /\, /'\/ [Mm M/vmw.
Trolley Cars Direct to Point.
Grand Opening Day, May 30.
JOHN~ E. O’SULLIVAN,
Manager.
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i€cl on Wall Sll' eel iunning back to deep water.
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Apply to
_w. H crime-r0111,
chl Estate, Gazette, Building.
Chief Bradley utilized the vehicle to
convey Timpsou to the Smiths-street
lock-up. This mornincr he paid J udue
Gregory’s court to for h1s sp01t
,~_.._- ° Norwalk Insmess Directoryl
Miss Jessie Benedict and LeRoy
Montgomery are the two members of
the graduating class of ’99 in the Over
River High school. DR' T. A. RIORDAN,
DENTIST,
\VALL AND KNlGI—IT STS.,
Norwalk,
The Franklin Street school base ball
nine crossed bats with the Catholic
school Saturday on Golden Hill. The
game was won by the Catholic school,
score 15 to 13.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rider, who
have been sojourning in Southern Cal-
ifornia for three years, have returned
to South Norwalk.
. COIL
Conn.
———USE-—~ -
LOCKVVOOD’S FAMOUS
Corn: and Callous Cure
@.ALVEZ
'.~c‘.‘.4-.
Charles H. Simons led the
revival
meeting in the I‘IELSO :XVCDUC BI. E. QC)! D 8\' 3,1 I) DRUGGISTS
church Sunday evening.
F1 .2: nk Lemongelli,
The Rambling W‘heelmen of Bridge-
DEALER IN
Fruits,Gonfeciionéry,tigars
port who were to have come to Nor-
walk yesterday, postponed their run
owing to the high wind.
Bu: H1 Jenninrrj (110(1de :\‘(.). 'i'i) BIALIN SD, NOI:VV-\LI{.
The f1111ei'1l1ill be .
residence in Greens
afternoon at 2:30
. Mrs. Lewis
urday mor ning.
held at her late
Fax-111s, Tuesday
o’clock.
A number of the members of the Old 1
'Wcll hook and ladder p company of '
South Norwalk called. on the members
of the Southport iirc dcpartnioiit
terday afternoon.
Fin—1's Hitachi. '
1' ill a bot lie (,1 ('11111111011 glass 11 ith
your11.11401'1111dlct it stand L11.211”111",1-i'(1111'
hour.- : :1 Selilmt nt or settling indicates
an 1.11‘1healtl'1y (1111311; ion of the kidneys: I
if it stains _1o111'linc11 it is evidence of
kidney Double” tooircqucnt desire in
pass it 01' pain in the back is :11 o ( 1n
vincinu' proof til it the kidncis 111.11
l1l11ddo1'111'eoul of ordc'L
“W HA”? "1’0 330..
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often cxprrssed, that Dr. Kilnicr’s
S111'11mp-Iloot. 1111'). great kidney remedy
i'nllills our 1 wish in Hiring: rheuma—
tism,ptini111he l1c114i1l'1c1s, li1e1.
bladder and (we: v pz'nt of the 111i11-111y
passaflm I1 (::12' 1ccts inability to hold
water Band .41: :1ldircr p:i1n 1'11 pafissing it,
or bad effects 1"11li1111'ing use of iiifuor.
wine or beer, and overcomes that 1111—
pleasantncccssirv (if being compelled
to go oi'ten dui inn the d .ty, and net up
many timesd 11.1119, the nirrht. The mild
and the e 31111101 din: 11' y eil’cct of S11 11mp-
” {cot is soon 1c: 1111,: ed. It stands the‘nigh-
est for its wonderful 0 urcs of the most .
distressing cases. If you need a modi- , ,
cine you should but e the best. At d1 um
'gists fifty cents or one (1:111:11. .
You may 11211 c :1 sa- :nple bottle and :1
book that tells nior elabout it, both scnt
absolutely 1'1 ee by mail. if you send your . '
addiess to D1. Kilmei &Co.,Bingha1n- '- ' '
ton, N. Y. When w1iting be sure and. ' . ‘ " '
mentionthat you read this generous
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FOR DANBURY.
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(1:15, 10.10 A. 111., 1.20,
FOR DANBURY.
FROM NORWALKn,
10.15 A 111., 1.25.
14.213.15.10, 6.00‘ Bid.
(5.15, than 111.
FOR NEW YORK.
E11111: ass TRAINS—1.1.515, 5.138.113, 9.718, 111.55, 151.31., 1.2.17,
22' . 5.10 5.55, 7.55 r. 1.1. ' - ‘
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(1,111, 8.1], 10.21) F. 111.
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9.12; .1. 7.15 r. :11.
N orwalk flair Cutting
and Shaving Parlors.
First-class hai1 cut, any style, 150.
First-class Shave, with bay l‘llll], 10c.
Clean towel to every customer.
Special attention to children’s work.
31 Main Street, Norwalk.
Whelpley 81 Clark,
Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCONISTS,
Cor. Main and VVashin’gton Sts.,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
Oleander Garden,
20 Main Street.
QUICK LUNCH.
Norwalk Chronicler