WEEKLY NORWT'ALKreazn'rr-E.
Bi V ‘ _ . SOUTH NORWALK.
' . ‘ . : Lincoln Council 0. U. A. n. will hold
their regular meeting to night.
Miss Maud Francis of Washinfiton
street. left town this morning for a_
week’s VlSlt with friends In Southport.
The singing: class of East Norwalk
Will meet with Miss Charlotte Temple
of Henry street, this evenmg.
The Council will meet to-ninht and
hear the property owners on Bayvtew
avenue relative to the proposed 1‘11-
provements on that thorounhtare.
A new time table of the Consolidttid
road W111 go into effect Sunday, June 17.
, . David Brennen was tried before Jus- ’
" ' f tice Barrett this morning for breach of
. x .3 a - 1 ‘ ' 07'
. _ . I9 I I the pellet. lie was hned co and costs.
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Annie McKeever was tried for drunk—
enness and breach of the peace this
morning. She was fined $5 and costs.
Matthew Carey of theorem, Mass, Pimply Girls
and James Brown of New York. were
tried this morning: :or vagrancy. Car- Pimply Boys
N _, 7 g’s case was coma»: d ro4o’clockdaud
,'.-. _,_ ' town was sentencu. to fifteen aye r
Ell" fl§\\:\:\~\>>\ . “\X. andcosts. . , And Eyery Person .
The engine attached to the west Afflicted With
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l . 92%.
V .4; 2,211.3(4/ ///” ,, 11%.: /‘ ..\ f/x’ ’ bound Boston and Albany express
’ééji/blillhqtll.%7/¢/// ' W%’M1eaving Bridgeport at 9:36, broke dowri Torturing
{VZCL’LQfl Dwyfl/fiflx ' //2/%/Z near Fairfield last night and reached
a ' i l " ' I{ - é ' I " g5. ‘ ['3’ 1; this city an hour late. Another engine Disfiguring
f/, , J ,1; . ii was coupled on here. No damage was
///;’ ' ‘10“9- Humiliating Humors
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Find Instant Relief
And Speedy Cure
By Usin'g
ADDITIONAL‘LOCAL NEWS.
The police have not made an arrest
in this city since May 31st.
o. to —~——-——
‘ : Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom gave a recep- iC ra -
‘ ’rfi tion to a number of her friends, Thurs» cut ll Remedles
[53?” day evening, lrom 5 to 8 O’CIOC‘k’ at her Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG
it. ..
home on P10399013 avenue. 113 was ‘1 ANDCImM.ConP.,Boston,SoleProps. near-“All
very pleasant gathering. about the Blood, Skin, Scalp and Hair,” free.
Bridgeport Physician Disciplined. grimples,blackheadsmilyskinandfalling
Dr. 0. s. Ward of Bridgeport has “upmemedmmeatbmwmfim‘
been found guilty by the board of
health of that city of culpable neglect
in not reporting: the existence of small-
pox, and has been notified to refrain
from any further practice in Bridge:
port.
.
Chewed His Fingers Off.
Albert Powers of this city went to
Nurwa-Tk last night and while there be-
came maxed up in a fracas with a couple
of Norwalkere. During the melee he
had two of the li ngers on his left hand _
almost chewed oil" by his antagonists— Made from clarified cil, expressed from
Stamford AJVOCMC- Cotton Seed —-as pure and golden as
-.____-. . ..- the Southern Sunshine which pro-
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Fifty ladies of the Mary Silliman “ifs It; . - .-- maniac them
Chapter, Daughters of the American . :23C3“Yenie}he.f“1;“ ~hb§df sue"
Revolution, met in Bridgeport on ‘5 curricula E“§.i‘1%‘°ug "
'l‘hursday. Among those present were to make ‘t a. left”; 1, P t e
Stat-e Regent Mrs. l). B. Randolph $90031me? _”'; .neé-ttv;lro put
Kirm and Mrs. 13. J. nm,.negent of la~ural.,Pr°dtfft> Ezaiégt 0.3%;23
the Norwalk Chapter. Pu'pers we'e filofitemt‘ifiaf ?:30“‘]1:f?:11i;:: ‘t‘laébr
read by Mrs. Martha Edwards Beach 11 ,4031 u “3"”, fl:::“““ {3; 1d
and Mrs. Howard Curtis of Stratford. no economyhno “'22 “3 " wcr
an compare.
MEN‘S Single and Ecuhie Irenetedé‘iack Suits in Materials of Every Description from .......... $i 0.00 to $32.00;.
MEN’S Three Button Cutaway Frock cults for Brass and Street Wear ranging from-uu- - - - ""332-00 to $32-00-
mm’s $Fl§25tic ovsscoars, in all the Plain and Fashionable Materials, from.--~--.--~-—$W-90 “$0 $30-00-
.Send for our new Illustrated SPRENG QATA LOGUE which shows what to occur
to CLQTHENG, FURNESHiNG GQQBS, HATS (and SHOES, for
MEN, BQYS (and CHILDREN;
The Girls’ Literary Club and the S.
S. Club will give an entertainment in
the Opera House next Tuesday even- ..
ing, at which time the comedietta “St. -'
Valentine’s Day,” and the farce “A Sea & P%
of Troubles” Wlllbe presented, Fancy ._
dances will also he introduced, the
whole to be under the direction of Miss TQ Q &L
Dotha Stone Pint]! o. _ The receipts are m "
tor the benefit of the horwalk Library. To sell on the merits ofthegenuine.
' “ ' ’ ‘ To sell by substitution; or by decepo
' tion. To sell to the injury of the
WESTON. genuine, to the dissatisfaction of the
A Children’s Day service will be held consumer, to the detriment 0f the
' , ‘ d at 1 dealer, to the loss of all concerned—-
1er Elle Norfield Church on Sun ay, except the scheming counterfeiter
Mrs. Harriet Godfrey and Mrs. Greg- mfi-Sggfi wish the best food and the
- ' ory 0f Cannons, spent Sunday ““11 best health, you should insist that
‘ ' Weston friends. your cooking. be done with genuine
, 3"?“ an“"““’7" Feathered- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scofield, have COttOICnC- Refuse all conterfeits.
W . - . R-ll‘lfvhh‘fl. Jone N._——Dr.v J. F. Stone, moved to EastNorwalk. . ’
{Billl'illl‘lg'liavlii.2:(dull-36111.13)«e‘VpOI'tkC‘KVS, Miss Adele Hamilton has returned ,
Wt's attacker: l-\' a i and of 15 maskcdmen, 7
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who cover-red him With tar and feathers. fro e ork. here ”he has been
' 3”, Dr. Stone. who is at British subject, de- spendlng several weeks.
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Sold in 3 and 5 pound pails. :'
Made only by 1
” ‘- N.K.FAIRBAN Kaco.1
. ' CHICAGO. AND“? J1
1”" Produce Exchange, New York
' 224 State so. Boston. ,
clot-cs that he has n ) idea why the insult F. W. Platt of Newtown. spent Sun-
day with R. K. Fitch.
.‘eininolcs Elect Chiefs. Friends from Bridgeport and Nor-
EI'FAULA. I, 'l‘., June 8.—T.hc election Walk, have $181th Mrs. Morris Perry.
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of ( mot and .ltonu elucf of the .ecmlnole Mr. Ell Hickok who died last week
' nation for the ensuinr your took place - ~ - - '
~‘. . in Westport was buried in the West-
’ horn. and the present ('lllef. Hon. John T. ,port cemetéry. He was a brother in- Norwalk Opera H0118?-
Brownnvas r i-electod. and Hon. Holbutto law of the late Deacon Ward Nichols.
Harjo was elected seem. a thief. . -
—————— Mr. Lehman Mead informs the repor-
Embezzler Hagen Must Return. ter that; he has secured a position 111
‘ SAN Fn.\.\'t~1s(:«.>, June 8.—King.Ma1iet-oa Bridgeport, as driver on the horse-cars. Tuesday Evening June mm '894.
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was «.i'fercd him.
Keep it He "
Whereyou can reach for it in any emer—
gency. When accidents happen, or sudden
sickness comes, there is nothing that will.
bring such prompt relief as that famous old
remedy, Perry Davis’ PAlN KILLER. it
' .. , of Smnoa has surrendered Augustus C. . - -
Cures cramps, COIIC? ChOIera M01 usa i“ ‘ Hagen. wanted in New York for forgery. Cgllssllliagy GélrryPlli _to 8195’s“ 3119
D D' h d S C He was a clerk in the Exchange National ftape I" ran 61') amsnea un ay
ysenterY9 larr (Ba an ummer 0m- bank and is charged with defrauding a. ernoon.
- , ° ' . the bank of over $30,000. Mrs. Caroline Rix and Mrs. Rufus .
plall’ltS , BI’UISGS, BUI‘HS and CUtS 9 . it -~—— Gould, have visited Bethel friends. For the Benefit of
. . . . , Hailstones Covered the Ground. . , , , . , l
Sprams, Bites and Stmgs- , . stem“, Jame—Atmechauad he. Eva Benchct, 1s mung her
‘ / 1:54 rainstorm, accompanied by crashing thun- 515“” 1n Norwalk. Th N ' alk Library
:9 ‘ dcr and a drvrmg Wind, struck this sec- The proper officials met at the town 8 01W 0/ '
tion this morning. Much destruction was house on Monday. for the purpose of
done to vegetation and fruit. Hailstoncs supplying names'for the jury box.
covered the ground.
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The Comedietta
Six Years For President Haughey.
INDIANAPOLIS, J unc S.—Thcodore P. ' AYEB!S
Haughey, president of the defunct Indian-
apolis National bank, was this morning
sentenced to six years in the penitentiary H ' '
for his part in the wrecking of that insti- all Igfl'
tution.
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St. Valentine’s Day
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Armed Men For 3 Railroad War. Prevents
'7I"llITA, I’an.. June S.——0 t 1
froin‘llock Island officials, thtlz1 Sheerieii'grlzih: BALDNESS ,
sent a number of zrmed on . sp ' ‘ '
train from here tb Rodiidnl’ond: Oec'l‘a‘ REMOVES DANDBUFF
Where a railroad war is in progress. AND ff")
Stone to Be Naval Ofllcer. '
VVASHIXGTON, J une 8.——-Thc president RGStores 0010 ,
has appointed Charles F. Stone of New To ,'
llanipshire to be naval oflicer of custom‘.
in tl.e district of Boston and Charlestown Ffldfld and Gray TICKETS, including reserved seats, 500
Mass: .
THE ’ _
Best Dressing strengthen and page... F...
And the Farce
A SEA OF TROUBLES.
Killed In :1 Vienna Storm. .
VIENNA, Juno S.—A terrific hailstorm
this morning devastated the park gardens.
Several people were killed and many in-
jured during the storm. '
Out.”CO'QOO“:O“"”CO"00"..
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Republicans Succeed Democrats. FOR SALE-
in dve isemen
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JERSEY CITY, June S.—The new street
and water board of this city today dis-
missed 17 Democratic employees and ap-
pointed 14 Republicans.
The Minneapolis’ Trial.
LEWES, Del., June S—The cruiser Min-
neapolis passed out, the capes again at 8
o’clock this morning to continue her trial
trip.
Trontman For Lieutenant Governor.
TOPEKA, June S.-—At the Republican
convention James A. Troutman was nom-
inated for lieutenant governor.
Blakesloe Appointed Postmaster.
W'ASHINGTON, .l’urc 8.—The president
today appoiuiod r... lsiztlzcslce postmas-
ter at ' ‘1'}035 as 0:1. CL nn
I ‘ '2’“ 3.29"" . ---
For Sale or T0 Rani.
jOn Easy Terms.
One new double house. all improvements:
one house onv‘West Main street. also 2building
lots at Last herwalk. and other property.
S. B. Wilson,
CARPENTER A“ 1’ BUILDER
Office. 92 WALL 1812, NORWLAK.
To BENT.
Half inch or less. 250 a. day or $1.00 per week
0 RENE—The Store, No. 50 Wall street.
lately occupied by B.G. Judd. 0p os1te
Railroad and Post. Ofiicc. Apply to ames
Hadden. 866 ti
0 RENT—0n Chestnut street. five rooms
on second floor, No. 9: our rooms on
first floor. No. 7. Inquire of E. H. Finow. No.‘
No. 5 Chestnut street. Norwalk. 831 tt
0 Blast—House No. 3 We st_Main street
Inquire of Bonn SMITH. 842 t1
WAN TED.
ANTED -A.lad of 15, jun leaving school
» desu‘es a situation in a store or office, ~
or at anything where he can be useful. Ad-
dress "8” GAZETTE ofiice. .
Norwalk Chronicler