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' \ ' i-i An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests. [$1.50 a Year. Founded in 1800.J NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1891. NUMBER 2 VOL. XCI. v J. K. Emmet, the comedian, is very WHjAT MISS SPINSTER SAYS : That Co. F Supper. SOUTH NORWALK The regular meeting of Sherman The Daily Gazette ill with, an attack of pneumonia. Between thirty-five and forty sat Commandery, United Order of the "fhat Miss Henrietta Belden is visit down last night to the bountifully The GAZETTE is on sale at the If issued every week-day at 3 P. M., at Golden Cross will be held this evening of Fred Coleman, H. Theile, IF. Z. At her- ONE CEST PEE COPY. The Prince of Wales was jeered by ing iftfew York. loaded tables prepared by Capt. Rose ton, and H. JE. Rod well. Orders for all in the American Mechanics' hall on The Cheapest.Rales fer Advertising, and the crowd at the Ascot races yesterday. That it really looks as if we should in the large hall of the Qumtard build hinds of JOB PRINTING received at our THE LABGEST CIBCULATXC- Water street and all members should have Ike East avenue tramway before ing, corner of Wall and Knight streets. branch office on Railroad Square. -11 attend this meeting as the invitations Mrs. Charles Street and son, of New The crowd began to gather at 8 and con The Weekly the eiia of the century. ; The drinking fountain opposite Bax for the coming strawberry festival will York, were among the guests at Miss tinued in hilarious enjoyment of the [Combined with Friday's Daily.] That with a catch of only 7,500 seals ter's pharmacy has been repainted. be given out for distribution. occasion until after midnight. A long Is issued every Friday at Noon, at Baird's reception. permitted this season, it looks as if THBEE CENTS PEB COPY, OB $1.50 PEB YBAB. time was spent masticating the baked Repairs are being made about P. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and your oldsealskin would have to be fix The frequency of the rumor that the meats and beans, the boiled hams and Stabel's store on Washington street. New York and New England Railroad Mrs. Irving Byington at their home on ed over. The Daily and Weekly. relishes and when this part of the Eb. Dupignac was in town yesterday. Served to Local Subscribers at was in such a condition that an appli the Westport road. ^ V M That there was but ,a single guest at sumptuous repast was over, then began He represents a hat finding concern. EEN CENTS PEB WEEM, OB $5.00 PEB YEAB. cation for a receivership was not im A letter for Rev. C. A. Nichols and Col. Roberts' delightful reception, who the "feast of'reason and the flow of A. H. BmoTOWVProprietor. probable has brought forth the follow U. S. Express agent Buxton is on the another for Miss Dillie Bartram, are came uninvited, and he reputed to be soul." Messrs. Noonan and McMann ing denial from Director James L. sick list to-day. all that P. M. Hubbell can do in the a classified dude. of the South Norwalk Athletic club, ,-v; Howard: "Nothing of the kind has way of the ' 'unclaimed'' this week. That it was a picture, a poem, a sang several appropriate selections Patsy McNamara, the letter carrier, been suggested on the Board, and the dream at Miss Baird's reception last which so enthused the "brave sojer has been granted a pension of 810 per OUR JOBBISG JtBVAJtTMENT. report, so far as I know is utterly with The letter earner boys are swapping night with all the lovely girls in their boys" that they nearly blistered their month. MB. HABBY M. GABDNEB, JB., of Now York, out foundation." off, taking turns and doing all sorts of best bib and tucker and frills. hands in encore. Banjo and cornet W. A. Wheeler shipped five tons of has charge of the GAZETTE'S Engraving, Book clever things to each other in order to solos were also finely rendered, when a and Jobbing Department. He is an expert Messrs. O. E. Wilson and James W. That eight members of the Outing hatters' irons to Newark, N. J., this use up the fifteen days vacation allowed flood of wild and wierd oratory broke and experienced Job Printer, and no work en- Hyatt, accompanied by Miss Berdie club of the Y. M. C. A. started from morning. v. trusted to him will be unsatisfactorily done. Hyatt, left town at 12=45 to-day, their them by law prior to June 30th inst. the Armory for a walk to Stamford lose. The Honneckers and especially chief objective point being Tallapoosa, Wednesday evening and reached there George, the attorney, poured out his Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Raymond are The celerity and "no drag" feature THE LIVE NEWS OF TO-DAY. Ga,, where, with good luck, they ex in a little over one hour and a half. impassioned eloquence "like the burst home from a week's trip in Northern pect to arrive at 5 o'clock to-morrow of executing the programme at Miss ing forth of volcanic fires." He said New York. Baird's school reception last evening, That Miss Chichester's flourishing „A new switchboard for telephone evening. They expect to be away about this gathering reminded him of a polit D. M. Piatt, the pattern maker is was spiritedly complimented and show school on West avenue had its closing headquarters arrived this morning. ten days, and are likely to visit Birm ical discussion he once listened to out now doing business in the rooms over ed thorough drill and discipline on the exercises Wednesday, and was looked ingham, Ala., Chattanooga and other forward to with no little degree of an west, between two rival partisans, who Cavanagh's stone-cutting parlors. The five-year-old child of Josiah W. part of teachers and a most commend had both been in the war, and wherein interesting places before they return. ticipated pleasure by the Scholars. Brittc, of Harbor avenue, died last able aptitude by the scholars. one charged the other with having pur The funeral of James Village will be That yon should never tear lawns or evening after a short illness. —A piano in good order for sale cheap. posely cut hi3 own finger off and run held to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Call or address 16 Arch street. 118 lw Officer McGuire of the Meriden Re cambrics; it rolls the edges. Draw away to Canada to escape the draft and from Trinity church. —The "Emily" Oxford fel.25 at Hoyt's. form School came to town yesterday in thread and then cut the widths. his opponent getting back at him, said, Dr. Allen's wife returned to her Edmund Morris, an aged resident of search of Thomas Kline who had been That of the 17,000,000 wage earners Mr. Stephen Comstock went to New "Yes I did, by a sad accident, cut my home in New Milford on the Pittsfield Danbury, had a frightful experience released from that institution on pa in this countrv 7,000,000, or 44 per cent., Canaan on his wheel this morning. It finger off in my hay cutter and I did express yesterday afternoon. with an enraged bull yesterday after role, but had failed to behave himself. are engaged in farming. go to Canada on business, but I did was a perspiration dash. He placed the cjfse in the hands of Landlord Powers will give his chil noon. As he was strolling through the That it is said of American ladies not skulk ten miles in the rear at Chan field the bull rushed at him and, toss Officer Adams who found Kline sleep dren a lawn party at Dorlon Point, to Painter Prowitt is at work re-deco that they love large diamonds and that cellorsville, and get caught and have ing him against a tree, caught him up ing in Dann's stable, and turned him morrow afternoon. rating ex-Burgess Kimmey's beautiful they wear more jewelry than any others "deserter" branded on my broadest on his horns as he fell, and literally over to McGuire. residence on West avenue. That spots of grease may be effectu part, as my accuser did." The boys Constable Conley and Officer Glad ripped his body open. Mr. Morris was John G. Howland, the Bridgeport went nearly wild oyer the aptness and stone are taking the names of dog rescued with difficulty. He lies at the ally removed from the most delicate —Miss May Colyer, of New York, shoe dealer has bought all the women's fabric by the application of dry buck appropriateness of the story to the oc owners in this city. , point of death | will be the elocutionist at the Tennis kid shoes saved, in good condition wheat flour. casion. Vincent also gave an appropri Matt Cowdrey, the tin peddler was Club Concert. : m t 118^ —Graverly chewing [tobacco at Suth from the Wi6ner Shoe company's re ate recitation, which was admirably arrested last night for drunkenness. That many women rather have rendered,—"The Soldier Tramp. To-day Borough Engineer Wood is at erland's. * . cent fire. They are all fine kid shoes, shorter time and enjoy life more than He paid a fine and costs this morning. work on a portion oi East avenue estab and a lot of them, made to sell at S3 to Sergt. Smith, the Rose candidate for Professor Willis Earle, of the Mili to go the entire length of the alarmist First Lieutenant, and in whose interest The party that went out in the Flor lishing grades for curb and gutter tary Institute faculty, will leave Nor 85 a pair. A few of them have been who would banish curtains and wall pa wet but most of them are uninjured. the feast is said to have been spread, ence B, yesterday ate up four bushels work. | walk this afternoon on his summer va per. Curtains, however, should be dis was called up and made a few congratu of clams. It was not a large party Mr. Howland will have them ready pensed with. If you wish to know why, The sash in the Spencer jewelry store cation. He will go to New York first latory and encouraging remarks. either. in order to get braced up sufficiently Saturday morning and the prices ,wiP jar a curtain in any well-ordered house having been overtaken- and overcome be from a half to a third of the original Several others were called out, but Charles Lowndes has disposed of his with dry-rot, are being spliced out to for a prolonged tussle with the, cow- where neatness is the rule, and you will no more uproarious demonstrations of path topography of Boston. The DAI value. see in spite of orderly housekeepers, place on South Main street to Charles day with new timber. delight were exhibited until Frank S. Trowbridge. Mr. Lowndes will re LY GAZETTE extends its best wishes, Bishop-elect Brooks, in his sermon there is nothing like a curtain to cap Honnecker related his dream about the —Briar Pipes from 10 cents up at with the hope that on his return in ture the dust particles. If shaken ev move to Rowayton. _ of-Sunday last, said: "The world and DAILY GAZETTE. He said he fell fast Sutherland's. September he will have obtained a new the church are to know that there .can ery day they are still dust-charged. Lieut. Oakes will drill the new re j asleep a few nights ago and dreamed he Young Monson Pardee came out at lease of life. never be any harm in knowing the They die a source of danger, and there died, and those who knew him best cruits of Co. D, to-night, and on every the top of the heap in the special mail —The finest Line of Smoking Tobac truth; that the only way of harm to the is no safety but in the use of shades would be ready to believe him when he Friday evening hereafter until camp service examination at Hartford, his co in town at Sutherland's. soul of man is the way of ignoring the and shutters. told them that he went straight down time. rating being 91.66. truth; that if there be anything the to the realms of His Satanic Majesty. At the last meeting of the Norwalk Miss Baird's Institute ReceDtion. Most of the Military Institute stu church has held that is not true, the Knocking on the red hot door with his Wheel club, D. Floyd Hunt was elect —Split Bambo Fishing Rods .50 at dents have packed up and gone home church wants to know it—and that it is The reception last night at Miss iron spider that healwayshaswith him, ed to fill the vacancy caused by the res Sutherland's. . - for their summer vacation. It is worthy the growth of this great spirit living Baird's institute, ending the summer the challenge came "Who is it and ignation of H. B. Hoyt as treasurer. Rev. and Mrs. S. HalstedWatkinsare of remark in this connection that ho sr- behind all these controversies which term, was in all respects successful and what do you want ?" He quickly re It is said that bantam weight Cole to give a card reception at their resi ever longingly the boys may look for makes the glory of the Christian church a happy social and scholastic event. A plied that he was "hunting for the latest man and elephant weight- Schaub will dence on Belden avenue, Wednesday ward to the Commencement season, the to-day. long, but exceedingly interesting pro copy of the GAZETTE to see if Hen. Ma- enter in a bicycle race on Labor day. evening, June 17. attractions of student life at this popu Sim Keith having lost his big paste gramme had been arranged, which was theis had written any more of his fun The betting is about even. lar school are so many and so great diamond in or about Raymond's gro executed with a celerity and promptness ny poetry about Capt Rose ? " ' 'Well,'' Miss K. B. Dowd returned from her —Gents, fine patent leather shoes that they leave them with regret, even cery store, has naturally felt that the as gratifying to the crowd of auditors said old Satan,—"Honnecker if you lecturing tour in the West yesterday. $8.50 to $5, at Hoyt's. 4tll8. for a brief season. "boys" ought to reimburse him, so to as it is unusual. Where all did so well don't deserve to be boiled in my hottest She was the guest of Dr. Emily Pardee day the matter was settled. Raymond in their parts it would be invidious to cauldron of whale oil; that so faithful a Dr. Gregory's newly purchased —Wanted. A good Cook and Laun last night, returning to her home in said the diamond was worthless, but if particularize, but little Misses Ives and disciple of mine as you always have house on West avenue is being treated dress. Enquire at this office. North Haven today. Sim would catch a rat he would pay Betts and Master Raymond, with Grace been, to come here on such a fool er Landlord Powers is sanding a por to a new coat of paint with tints copied Adams, seemed to give special delight, President Eliot of Harvard college in hi™ 50 cents. With eyes bulging out rand. Why Frank, my boy, you've been tion of his beach at Dorlon Point, get from the old gold stripe? on Tristram The recitations were all exceedingly his remarks to the Unitarians at their like a lobster in a pot of hot water, Sim drinking; don't you know that if a copy ting the sand from Chimmon's Island. & Hyatt's store. ; clever and the musical renditions of a recent annual gatherings in Boston,said came up from the cellar with his rat by of that "hustling little DAILY GAZETTE The Point is already drawing a deserv high order of proficiency. Miss Scott Lincoln Council No. 4, O. U. A. M., a much-needed word to parents about the tail and demanded his 50 cents. ever got in here, it would drive us all edly large patronage. Raymond went to the desk to draw a and Mr. Hopson's selection on the vio out ? Why it would mate it as terrible has accepted the invitation of Bev. their children. He was urging the pos The steamer Huntington made her check for it when another hitch oe- lin, was a rare treat as was the solo of for us, as it has for my faithful co George VanAlstyne and will attend itive religious instruction of the young, second trip to this city to-day, arriving cured. Louth claimed that he had Mrs. Newkirk and highly enjoyed by workers in Company F, who have been the 2nd M. E. church in a body, on and he said. "The children, alas, always about 9 o'clock. On board were three helped Sim to catch the rodent and at the very appreciative audience. The lying so about poor Lieut. Matheis, Sunday evening, June 21. ascertain instinctively what you do not Norwalk horses that were entered at least half of the reward was his. So gymnastic feature was novel ~^and de n" Frank went on to repeat believe. Be just as sure that they know the Huntington fair this week. —Good kid diamond tipped 82 shoes what you do believe. " Raymond made the check, No. 2022, to lightfully pleasing, the anvil cho^usjand more of the same sort, but the boys at Hoyt's. 4tll8. the order of Keith, Louth & Co., and milking, song received hearty encores. were too wild to let a word more be Mrs. Susan Seaman, 89 years of age, At the conclusion of the school exer who has been visiting her son Selah The arrangement^of palms, ferns, ev —Men's electric shoe, 82 at Hoyt's. has left the boys to settle the division heard. among themselves. A few minutes cises the rooms were cleared for the Master Workman C. Powderly Betts Seaman on Spring street, returned to ergreens, wreaths, potted plants and impatiently awaited dance. Quit* her home in Greenpoint, L. I., to-day. I flowers, with the bright and joyous lit Our pious and faithful "colored later Sim was on the street, selling the danced a hornpipe and shouted"good," friend and brother" Gibbs was made check. large delegation from Col. Roberts' "good," "give us another," while She was accompanied home by her tle "rose buds" flitting about,made Miss military school was present and the niece, Alice Seaman. Baird's school rooms bowers of beauty happy yesterday by being shown, at "It is proposed," says the Christian "Yin." Honnecker stood on his head young soldiers' uniforms shone as re- AlamandurasBrower, of New Canaan, the Lock Factory where he is employed, Union, "to turn out of the - Presbyter and thumped the tables with his heels, | last evening. splendently among the "sweet gir^ came to this city yesterday. Nothing an open account with the sons of his old ian ministry one of the most eminent shouting louder than ten regiments of I —Don't forget the Lawn Tennis Club graduates," as Jack roses in a bouquet strange? Oh yes, Mr. Brower lived slave master, who are now doing a hard Biblical scholars in either England or Camanche savages. It took a long Concert Friday evening at the Opera of lilies. All in all, the reception was here in the year 1832, and drove a mail ware business at Macon, Georgia, and America, because he believes and while to get the boys to "Company House. Seats at Pinneo's and Plais- a local event of unique interest andwill stage to Stratford at that time. 'Tis who have been customers of the Lock teaches that such men as Cardinal New* rest" again, but when order was restor ted's. H8tf long be cherished as a pleasant mem ed, Reporter Thomas (who had sat all thirty years since he has been in this Co., for nearly^forty years. It seemed man and James H. Martineau are godly ory. through the fore part of the night at a city and the changes in that time were Mrs. Charles Isabella Davis of the a joy and delight to the good old sable men; that there are errors in the Bible; brother to be thus forcibly reminded of school reception, with his toes close to startling to the old gentleman now 81 Central Council of King's Daughters and the death of the Christian does not A Pest House. will speak in Trinity church, South the good old days when he was a slave, the footlights and had only left after years of age. He was pleased with put an end to Christian growth and The principal matter before the them, as indeed are we all of us. Norwalk next Monday evening. All in - filling himself with ice cream, cakes —Ladies' Oxfords 75 cts. at Hoyt's. grace. " Board of Health this morning in Pres and coffee, to hurry up to this feast,) Come again, Alamanduras. terested in this beautiful order are ;in- "There have been great changes in ident Daskam's office, was the condi was called on for a speech. As soon as Baptist theology," writes Dr. Norman The DAILY GAZETTE is indebted to tion of the Shay domicile in Chapel he could clear his mouth of beans he OBITUARY. Foxinthe Independent: "For instance, —Child's school shoes, 74c. at Hoyt's. Professor John R. Boyd, the accom street. Owing to defective drainage remarked: "Mr. Speaker—no, I mean Yesterday at 2 p. m., a company of from the High Calvinism of John Gill, plished and successful teacher of mu and the proximity of a cesspool full to Mr. Chairman—Mr. Chairman—Com sorrowing and sympathizing friends Our town dog engineer, Asa Smith, and from the doctrine of a literal fire sic at the Norwalk Military institute overflowing, the odorain the cellar are rades—I would address you, if I could, met at the house of the aged Mrs. I. R. a roster of over 800 unregistered in Hell, which Spurgeon formerly for a copy of his latest production en worse than those of the average tan but I am too full." [A voice—"So is Doty, to pay the last tribute of love Logs. This at seven dollars apiece, preachcd; but these changes have come titled "Kappa Delta Pi Waltzes," and yard. In consequence of this condi Honnecker,"—Several voices—"so we and respect to "the widow's son," and costs, will bring quite a little about with very little bitterness of con dedicated to Gamma chapter of the N. tion of things! one child has been all are—of—coffee."]" Then the Thomas R. Doty, whose death has al renue to our sadly depleted town troversy. And if the denomination is M. I. The composition is a finished one, stricken with tbnsilitis, Mrs Shay is boys "went off in the usual ready been announced. Rev. Dr. Van to come to a full acceptance of the new and when played at the recent Com quite sick and unless the nuisance be uproarious applause that drowned Alstyne officiated, and the quartette theology of the present decade it is to Borough Tax Collector Herbert W. mencement reception sprang at once abated immediately there is danger Reporter Thomas' voice and every choir of the Second M. E. church sang up, was made a Master Mason last into a popularity which bids fair to be beexpected that the change of view will of an outbreak cif typhoid fever in that thing else, and spoilt what would have appropriate selections, while Under »ht by St. John's Lodge. If he can permanent. It is for sale at Pinneo's. take place as quietly as the break of locality at a not distant day. Last "been the greatest effort of his life." taker Raymond and son were in charge the borough's increased taxes day, which does not break with a evening Doctors Coolidge and Gregory Thomas is about to-day, but it isplain of the obsequies. Young Doty was cut i easily as he was raised to the Third —Ladies opera slippers, 50c. at Hoyt's bang." visited the premises and it is. their be to see his spirits are crushed, At the down in the prime of his manhood and conclusion of the really good time the he will be lucky. I A Shore Feast. lief that the inhabitants of the house boys had,account of stock wastaken and usefulness, and leaves a childlesswidow • a'-a A dispatch received from North Sid should be ordered to vacate within for ney, Cape Breton, last evening, an The Democratic Senators and Mem it was figured out and publicly given to mourn with mother and other kinv —The Tennis club Concert will be ty-eight hours, to the end that there out that Sergt. Smith would get Jfrom nred and friends his untimely death;5 nounced the arrival there yesterday of bers of Fairfield county meet at Bridge 40 to 45 votes to-night and Lieut. Aiken pel in its way, for they have engaged port to-day to discuss and cuss the Re may be thorough and systematic fumi- He was a favorite with all who knew Lieut.. Peary's North Greenland expe c r only 27 at the armory election to fill chinaman to make fun and music for publican selection of County Commis and overhauling. -- ^ ^ " ;• the First Lieutenant's vacancy, him, Always faithful, alert, lem. dition on the steamer Kite. When the party left New York it was expected sioners and other disquieting problems may the best man win, and genial, he made friends 'Ui', • •- m he went. By a singular, but A valued Winnipauk correspondent that the vessel would put into North presented by/ the Republican majority. The Gazette Would LiKe to Know • Splendid. coincidence he died from cancerous: us to inquire the locations of Sidney for coal. The telegram said the Senator Read will entertain his legis Where Reuben was last night?4 'If the Cleveland Receipt Book is as 'Cobble Hill, Baby Hill, Drunkard's lative associates with a shore dinner at fection of the stomach, the same party were all well and would proceed . Who will be elected First Lieutenant good as the Cleveland Baking Powder, Hotel d'Riley, Prospect Drive, Lewis' and a "shore dinner'? on Sena ie of which his esteemed on their journey to-day. The expedi ofcompany F to-night? . ^: v.-y \, it is splendid. Won't you send me one? jlin, Cork, New Italy, Dutch Knob, tion will start for Greenland to-day, tor Read's invite means vastly more t I enclose stamps."—Miss Y. S. Ad- Thomas, so recently died. "Tom'! The DAILY GAZETTE can much wears that "my- ~ " Powder" easily inform our friend where he a good Sunday school. - " . _ • I W- '- < •' • : * , * v ' * *
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Mrs. Frederic W. Wood is home on a Saturday evening Joe. Kennedy, a NEWS OF THE WEEK. visit to her father, N. B. Stanton, after local wheelman, had quite an adven \ >d a four months' trip to Providence, Bos ture at the intersection of Chapel street i <£ % * Edward Bissell, of Philadelphia, is ton and the East. and West avenue, which might have visiting his father E. C. Bissell. •- had a fatal ending. Turning the cor • • Jacob Scheele, the condemned mur ner he met a rig being driven rapidly r - "f ?" Mr. and Mrs, John Spencer have derer, continues to conduct himself as and Iried-to avoid a-collision, butrto no landed safely on the other side of the if he had finally become resigned to purpose. He was crowded into the Atlantic. his fate. Rev. Mr. Warner visits him gutter, thrown off his wheel and The senate will meet next Monday more frequently and has long and earn dragged several yards, clinging to the and an attempt to effect an adjourn est conversations with him. Scheele forward axletree of the wagon with his now is confined in a cell in a corridor, back to the horse. By a miracle he ORS E T ment to November will be made. apart from all other prisoners. * escaped injury but his wheel was run The estate of the late P. T. Barnum over by the wagon and pretty badly inventoried $4,189,532.01 as follows:— The doctors attending Mr. Vogel are wrecked. Personal $1,285,599.01, Real Estate $2,- now of the opinion that the small bone In front of John Brummer's barber 1)93,993. of his leg was not broken, as at first supposed, but was badly bruised and shop is an elevated chair used for the The wide awake people of Bedding sprained, which is quite likely to keep comfort of those wishing their shoes are making great preparations for their him housed as long, if not even longer, polished. About 10:20 Tuesday morning Putnam Camp Ground celebration next than a fracture would have done. He there was a loud crash of glass and a Wednesday. man was seen going backward through bears his pain and imprisonment Vv.ry 1 James S. Brown, aged 56 years, died heroically. the large plate glass window. It was a ;n New Canaan Wednesday, of pneumo well-known resident of South Main Mrs. Thomas Sanders, who lives on nia, after only a fortnight's illness. street. Nearly 100 people rushed to Huckleberry hill in Wilton, was in town He was a native of England. his rescue, but fortunately he had es 2 G A ZE T T E BUILDIN 6. Wednesday and complained to Offi caped the slightest injury. He had sat The annual meeting of the Connect cer McCarthy that her husband abused down in the chair with the remark, icut General association of Congrega her most shockingly—depriving her of ' 'That isn't strong enough to hold me," tional ministers and the General con food, beating her, etc. She looks like and tipping backward, away went chair, ference of Congregational churches will a respectable and hard working woman Lowndes and all through the glass. be held in New London, June 1', 17 and if her story is true the authorities There was an insurance on both man " WE HAVE COMMENCED A SPECIAL SALE OF may give Thomas a few months of se and 18. and glass. clusion. Mrs. John W. Mains fell down a A short time ago an article appeared flight of stairs Monday morning at her Selectman Daskam desires us to in a Bridgeport paper, reflecting more Loomer's Steam Moulded Corsets, • - ' | - : i home on Hoyt street, East Norwalk, state that Ezra S. Hall was appointed a or less severely upon Andrew Haley J '£ and was rendered unconscious for an •constable at East Norwalk upon a peti- and his family, and it was surmised Loomer's Tailor Made Corsets, i —:rr\ **** 1 hour. Her injuries are not of a serious tion signed by some of the best citizens that John Cox inspired the calumny. nature. of that section. That he did not know Saturday evening Haley and Cox met Hall at the time, but made the appoint Loomer's Improved Cutaway Hip Corsets, ^^1, - • The adjourned June term of the in Ratchford's place and got into an ment solely upon the petition. He has argument which terminated in blows criminal Common Pleas came in Tues since investigated the New Canaan case day morning, but as there were no after they had adjourned to the side - ' Loomer's Summer Cutaway Corsets, and found that Hall was discharged by eases ready for trial the court was walk, in which Cox got the worst of it. the State's Attorney for want of evi .. .. • .. ; • " - f I ' ' ' " \ "*• • • , again adjourned until next Tuesday Haley was arrested by Chief DeForest dence. I Loomer's Mode Bust Corsets. morning. and Monday morningjwas before Justice Mr. Anton Stommell has secured the Coolidge on the charges of assault and Our police officers declare that un contract for putting in the new plate of battery and abusive language, but the less the reprehensible practice be glass in place of the one broken out of case was continued to Saturday morn stopped of sweeping and throwing These goods will be sold subject to slight imperfections Less than One-Half of the the Comstock Bros.' store, also a con ing at 9 o'clock under bonds of $50. .vaste paper into the roadwaj', an ex tract for putting in a new plate glass ample will speedily be made of the Regular Retail Price. ^ ^ - front in the Edward Street dry goods Vincent Honnecker had a close escape offenders. store and the Central National bank in from serious injury Saturday morning. The Washington Lodge of Cranber the GAZETTE BUILDING. Before the He was driving his bakery wagon across ry Plain3, were driven over to South- end of the coming week he promises to the Consolidated railroad tracks at the port in Gregory's four horse ' 'bus'' Mon have "the face of nature" radically Monroe street crossing. A freight day evening, \jhere they were royally changed in the GAZETTE BUILDING train was making a flying switch. entertained by their Southport temper- front. Honnecker saw the locomotive and two anc.3 friends. or three cars pass on but did not see ? A few of our music lovers have start that the rest of the train was following. F. K. Merrill's horse took fright Sat- ed a project for a musical summer's One of the cars struck the wagon and -tinlay afi^rnoon at the corner of Bel- night festival at least once a month in threw it off the tracks, and the horse den and Franklin avenues and ran a Norwalk if sufficient encouragement of clearing itself, ran away. Honneck9r mile or a miV and a half before he a practical character be extended by saved himself by jumping from the slowed up sufiK i^ntly to be caught. our business men and others. AlthougTi wagon. The damage is nominal but in embryo the plain is to engage Ahe No damage done. the escape was a narrow one. This is Wheeler and Wilson band, of Bridge the second experience of a similar na We are authoritath advised that port, to come here as the nucleus of ture that Honnecker has had and he the late Evert Quintal/'^ left all of his the movement. Practical men have the No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk. ec will begin to think it can't be did. property, which was suOi ^ to will, to matter in hand, and it is hoped they his son F. E. Quintard an<3 to the chil may succeed. dren of his daughter, the la,te Mrs. B. Preparations are being made at the shops of the Baldwin Locomotive J. Lum, of Stamford. Henry Luddington, the burglar, who was sentenced to eight years in state's works, for the building of a new loco THE Wednesday reports were received prison last week, was taken to Weth- motive of great speed for the New York, from the Civil Service Commission by ersfield Monday morning. Dora Con- New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. This locomotive, it is expected, will D. Floj'd Hunt and David Osborne in r()y, his female companion who was re GREAT SALE OIL cently released from jail by the order make the distance with its trains, be Co-Operative forming them tnat they had successful ly passed their examination for the of States Attorney Fessenden of Stam tween New York and New Haven, in Railway Mail Service. ford, was at the depot to bid him a last cluding the usual slowups, in ninety adieu. She cried piteously and hug minutes. The time of the fast trains as MOQUETTE - CARPETS Nicker son & Betts have purchased to ged and kissed him until the officer told now scheduled is about two hours. The replace the one they lost, that beautiful her to ease up a little. A large crowd drawings are not yet all completed for ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE blaGk Canadian horse that Dann and collected and watched the pair. this great flyer, but it is stated that OF NEW YOKE. T —- Morison brought home with the lot of work will be begun upon construction Northern New York breed horses re Dora Conroy, the woman who figured very shortly. The Baldwin people are AflthOMl Capital, $100,000,000 cently purchased by them. so conspicuously with Henry Ludding designing the locomotive themselves ton, the burglar, is no longer incarcer in perfect faith that tliey will be able rw It is reported that the estate of the ated in the county jail. She has been to accomplish the object desired. The Most Successful National late Evert Quintard will inventory given her liberty on an order from Building and Loan Association. about twenty thousand dollars and that State Attorney Fessenden. She is A fool constable at Woodruff, fe. C., jr. k his son Frank E. Quintard and Mrs. playfully placed a brace of handcuffs stopping in Bridgeport and is frequent upon the wrists of a lady friend whom Tucker, only surviving child of his son ly seen on the streets. Two boys, her he met on the street the other day and The one that has the Wealthiest and XX \J X X William E., .will inherit the estate. children, always accompany her in her then discovered that he had no key to Most Influential Board of Directors. v walks. She dresses as gaudily as ever remove them. After five hours' work with a"file the lady was released.—Ex. Having purchased a large lot of these goods we will offer them for In a fit of coughing early Sunday and does not seem to mind notoriety. Quite a prominent citizen of this Desires to Employ a Few Good Men morning, Mr. John Buxton ruptured a the nest ten days at the following prices: &' blood vessel in his throat and had a se town recently called at Sheriff Toner's TO ASSIST IN Last Tuesday evening, the date of vere hemorrhage in consequence. Al office in his absence, and seeing a pair the fine entertainment given by the Establishing Branches in though not exactly dangerous it was, of neat and pretty handcuffs on the ta Kew Patterns at 8150 per yard, | . ^ Over River school, also marked the an uevertheless, very exhausting to his ble, tried to adjust them to his own the Eastern States. niversary of the organization of the O. t , Old Patterns at $1.25 per yard, strength. wrists. Before he knew it he had suc U. A. M. of Norwalk. In recognition For particulars address, stating experience, Mr. Levi C. Hanford has a lamp mat ceeded beyond his most sanguine ex 5 . Short Lengths at $1.00 per yard. of this fact the Mechanics will present pectations and the shining bracelets The Co-Operative Building Bank, make by the aged Lansingburgh lady to the school a handsome United States (whose death we recorded Tuesday at were clasped tight on his wrists. As flag, 20x10, which will be raised at the Toner was out of town and no key could World Building, New York. 1 —DON T MISS THIS SALE !—— 101 years old) after she had reached her school on July 4 next. In response to one hundred years and had become be found, he called to a friend on the pretty general request the school HON. JAMES W. HYATT. - Presiden.. blind. Of course he prizes the souve street and sent him for a pound of vase -vill repeat its entertainment some line, all of which was used up in lubri. Late Treasurer of the United States. SCOF I ELD & II OYT. nir "far above rubies." evening early next fall. TIMOTHY L. "WOODRUFF, Yice-President. eating his hands sufficiently to let them MINOT C. KELLOGG, 2d Vice-President. slip out, and so after a long worry, and The total product of tobacco in the Builder Hart Denton has arranged a HON. JOHN H. LEE, 3d Vice-President. struggle, he was released and now does CHARLES L. HEINS, - Treasurer. state during the past year was 8,874,- pretty little mound in the shape of a not fool with handcuffs any more. HENRY CAREY, - - - - Secretary. 924 pounds and the value of the crop to star in the little grassy triangle on FRANK W. FARNHAM, Asst. Secretary the producer, estimated on the basis of Franklin avenue at the head of Maple TBACY, MCFABLASD, ITINS, BOARDMAN & PLATT, The following effusion is a refreshing Attorneys and Counsellors. ' " actual sales, was $1,132,111. The total street and Florist Hanford has set it accompianinent to these budding*days W.B»Hall<&,Co number of plantations was 2,815 andthe DEPOSITORY: • £* 5 with flowers and foliage plants, so as of school commencements and "sweet area devoted to tobacco was 6,381 acres. to gladden the eyes of all beholders. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE NATION All girl graduates." It is penned by one BANK. NEW YORK. IB RIDGEFOR T . Another attractive feature is the plac of the latter, aged 15, who has her Tuesday afternoon while at work at ing of a large rustic vase at each point 1 f J'l tjj|T the Children's home, a large stone be fairy plumage all ready for the delivery BOARD OF DIRECTORS. of the star outlines and which are filled of her graduation essay at the high HON. JAMES W. HYATT, Norwalk, Conn., came dislodged in some way and strik President Fairfield County National Bank, SPECIAL BARGAINS f FOR ;: JUNE. with bright geraniums, myrtle, petun school commencement exercises in a late Treas. of the United States. ing James Flanagan inflicted a bad ias, etc. Hart Denton is a public bene HON. JOHN H. LEE, ex-Mayor of Norwalk, . Lace Flouncings, 60 patterns;Russian and Chantilla Laces, Point-de-Gene 1 wound over his left eye. The injured neighboring town this month, and is a factor. gratifying evidence of the progress ° COL. HENRY CAREY. Civil Engineer, N- Yelasques and Oriental Laces. £ t t manwent to Hale's drug store where JOHN D. KIMMEY, Director of The Farm A good joke is told on Post Comman, that is possible when our pupils dili ers' Feed Co., New York City, Chairman Fi 100 DISTINCT STYLES OF PARASOLS. Elegant Parasols; Pongee the wound was dressed and this morn nance Comittee. ,, „ and India Silk Parasols.; Changeable Silk Parasols; Children's Parasols, " ing he was quite comfortable. der Atwood, of Douglas Fowler Post. gently grasp and embrace the opportu ALBERT B. BOARDMAN, of Tracy, McFar- 25c., 50c., 75c. and $1. Misses' Parasols, §1.25, $1.35 and $1.75. Mr. Atwood has for some time been in nities that are conveyed in the inside land. Ivins, Boardman & Platt, Attorneys, Clinton Seeley, a member of our N. Y. KID GLOVES DEPARTMENT. Only reliable kid gloves sold. New and' outside associations of a school. HON. E. P. DOYLE, Secretary of the Fish Norwalk Bicycle Club, must have search of an organette. Saturday he shades in Trefouse Kids. All shades of Jouvin's Kids. Two last makes .of heard of one in Stamford. During the There is not only a very rich vein of Commission, N. Y. broken some of the records Monday WM. T. DBNYSE, of Wm. DeNyse & Sons, gloves are probably the best in the world. Full assortment of 75c. and $1 day he had occasion to go up town and humor pervading the lines, but there is President Excelsior Steam Power Co., N. Y. Gloves. Genuine Foster Kids sold by us. "on his way to the bicycle tournament JAMES S. CLAYTON, ojf Thurber, Whyland while on his way saw a second hand far more than ordinary metrical merit go Co.. Credit Dept., Wholesale Grocers, N. Y. Our Dress Trimming, Lace, Cotton Underwear and Gents' Furnishing in New Haven. He made the run from MINOT C. KELLOGG, of Patterson Bros., sewing machine which he purchased at in the c6mposition, for so young and Sections have again been enlarged. Norwalk to Bridgeport, on a safety bi Hardware, 27 Park Row. N. Y. a nominal figure to use in furnishing inexperienced a writer : ' i V'ITOJ CHARLES L; HEINS, Secretary and Treas cycle in the short time of 52 minutes, urer of Excelsior Steam Power Co., N. Y. . | . DRESS GOODS ROOM. New shades in Henriettas, new shades in power for the musical instrument he The maid to her lover coyly saidf - f*- * * - LUCIUS H. BIGL'OW. of Biglow & Main, Cashmeres, Cashmeres in white and cream, Henriettas in cream and white and completed the trip to New Haven With a blush and a glance half shy, ,. # %%• Music Publishers, NVY. . Fine Wool Cheviots, Wool Goods in evening shades. Wool Challies and piroposed buying. Later he went to .GEORGE I. BUXTON, of Buxton, Hems & in two hours and a half. "I never will lavish my love on a man—,1 Grenadines, High grades of French Goods. Special Summer Lots.—36-inch Stamford but was unable to secure the Co., Oils, &c., New York. Not a single man—not I." TiMOiHY L.. WOODRUFF, .President of All-Wool Summer Weights now selling at 25c. All-Wool Striked Albatross C. J. Ferris of the Electric Light Co. coveted organette. Returning home the Maltine Manufacturing Co., New Yr ' 25c. 40-inch Navy Blue Serges, 37ic., for bathing suits and bicycle dresses he found the machine-had been deliv "What's that you say! would you really dare Fine Satin Faced Serges, 62£c. Ask to see our 50c. Serge. Handsome was on School street yesterday noon Love a married man? " asked he. goods for children. Prices low on Combination Suits. New Black Goods. when his horse was frightened by a ered, and ever since he has been kept "I would indeed," said the maiden i New styles of Wool Grenadines. Rich Black Grenadines, 75c. and $1. piece of paper flying in front of his busy trying to explain away assertions "But he must be married to me." Handsome Plaid Grenadines, $1 and $1.35. New Black and White Dress nose. He cleared himself from the to the effect that he don't know an or Goods. High grade Black Serges. Special Bargain Black Serge, 89e. ganette from a sewing machine, and Nobody but a woman can write s Few more 54-inch Brilliantines, 50c. 40-inch Black BriUiantines, 29c. wagon, which was badly smashed, " " of women's apparel. The man poohs whenever anyone suggests that 46-inch 'All-Wool Henriettas, 59c. 40-inch Seaside Suitings, 50c. M and ran down with parts of the harness who attempts it is lost. It is different •?fL on till he got in front of Will Lock- the GAZETTE may get on to it, and give with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Either $SBf it to his comrades of his Post, sex is fully acquainted with the merits AL J i wood's market, when Lockwood ran out remedy. ly9 and captured him. meansa of cigars. ? ' • -' , , t- . >- i-: v -v' - -v" ISii! •SI-: :: •v..— . •;-y ; v 4 v- ~ • *•' ' J • ' * , ' ' ' . . • V • ' •' ' ' ' /. * ' -""-v • . -* . * - - V •' ' " ' ' '.1 - ^ ; 5 ' r /"\ ' -* s \Z'^M $!>&%
- N O R W mmiilS WEEK v; r N V > • - " •• '"*' ^ Silll Suicide Caused by Toothache. Funny Highway Robbery. Narrow Escape. Mill Hill and East Avenue. James F. Creamer, 31 years of age, a At a late hour on Saturday night 9Of Lm About four o'clock Saturday after The anxiety on the part of many of member of L. A. 3,610, Knights of La Chief DeForest saw a New Canaanite noon, as a gang of Italian laborers ssmi our best citizens to have Mill Hill cut bor, and a cutter of shoe uppers in J. named Ruscoe driving about town and were digging in a trench for the new down and East avenue graded, guttered J. Laterman's shoe man i:>i/*tory, 87 suggested that he get into ' 'the bosom main of the South Nor walk water and side-walked, culminated Saturday Bleecker street, New York, was found of his family" with all possible celerity, works, on the Silver Mine road, and on afternoon in the entire Court of Bur dead in his room in James Hugh Slev- it being apparent that he was in need the crest of the first hill beyond the gesses, headed by the Mayor and in's Snug Hotel, 211 and 213 Bleecker of a haven of. rest. fork of the road to Silver Mine and to flanked by the borough Engineers, by ftreet, Monday, with the gas turned Sunday morning the worthy chief Comstock Hill, they excavated to with Attorney Hurlbutt for the property on. Creamer had eight teeth drawn a was aroused from his slumbers by Rus in about a foot of the old iron main, owners, and a crowd of miscellaneous month ago, and since then had com coe who declared that when on his way when a piece of the pipe burst out and citizens, who marched over the dis plained that he was never free from home he was robbed of about $10 by in an instant filled the new trench with eaaauaners puted territory and after viewing the pain. On Saturday last Daniel Egan, highwaymen, who also confiscated his rocks, earth and water. All of the same, gave careful observations as to a fellow cutter, to whom he complained, horse and sulky. Thereupon the chief gang got out save three, and one of the best methods, in their official and advised him to get some laudanum, and went to work and after scouring the these soon escaped with a bad ducking individual'opinion, for making the im they went together toKolp's drug store country learned that ~ the excited in muddy water and a few bruises. 17 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. provements called for with least cost to at 209 Bleecker street and got a half- Canaanite had taken a passenger One of the other two was soon after the taxpayers and least injury to pri ounce bottle of laudanum. aboard on his way home, that a quarrel hauled out by his countrymen getting vate property. Fully an hour was Creamer was found lying on the bed ensued and that Ruscoe took to his a rope under his arms and lifting him (FORMERLY 3 WATER STREET.) spent on Mill Hill, and the question of of his room with Sunday clothing on heels and at a farm house made com from his perilous position, but not till how best to improve that section of yesterday morning, and the room was plaint of highway robbery, leaving his the water and mud had risen nearly to the entrance to and upon East avenue, filled with gas. He had crowded a horse and sulky in possession of hid* his arm pits. He was badly bruised was debated from every possible side. part of his night shirt with a blade of passenger. The latter waited some and strained by the suction of the mud The opinion as to this improvement his pocketknife between the sash and time ; for Ruscoe's reappearance and and the rapidly falling gravel and seemed to be about unanimous that frame of one of the windows. The finally hitched the horse near the resi stones about him. The last of the Just Received 1,000 Doz. Hats there was but one thing possible to do, laudanum bottle was empty. dence of "Broad River James" where three seemed hopelessly fastened. His if this approach to the "Bridge" was Egan says that Creamer was engaged it was found and stabled for the night. comrades nearly pulled him in too, and to be made really any better than it to marry a young woman named Ayres, When Chief DeForest ascertained the To sell withont reserve at the Extremely Low Price of" cut his body quite severely in their ef now is, and that was to start just who works at Altman's. In Creamer's foregoing it is said that his feelings forts to pull him out, They jerked and east of the stone steps to Miss Julia pockets were several notes from Miss found vent in various phrases not found hauled on his asms and at Jthe-rope una - LockwH^o&vS- residence van;d > cut to a# Ayres. In one of the notes she asked :m orthodox catechisms. availingly, as the water had gotten up least 13 feet into the knob or ball of Creamer why he did not visit her, and to his chin and his death seemed inevi A Pleasant Jienetcal. her door-yard lawn, where it projects added that it was "not proper" for her table, when, providentially, the flow of most into the street at the bend in the to see him on the street. Chief Clerk One of the pleasantest renewals to a Former price $1.00. water was shut off, and he was then person of middle age of either sex is the roadway. Thence to widen the hill Reynolds, who read the notes, says soon dug out and properly cared for. recovery of the hair, or its change to roadbed down to the Honnecker bak there is nothing in them to indicate the precise hue it bore in early days. o The poor fellow's escape from drown One lot of Hats 28 cents; 3,000 Wreaths, 25 cents each; one lot ery and set back that building, the that Miss Ayres and Creamer had any Or if the hair is turning prematurely Fine French Flowers, 30, 40 and 50 cents each. Don't forget Piatt Price building and cut off froin ing was almost a miracle. gray or falling out—perhaps through On examination it was found that an trouble. the presence of dandruff—to have it re the number, 17 MAIN STREET, next door to J. F. the brick Quintard building on the Creamer formerly worked at South old break, all rusted up in the seam, juvenated in full luxuriance and color. corner about fifteen feet. In this Norwalk, and his brother Thomas C. Insure this result by the use of pure, Bennett's Dry Goods Store, and COME EARLY TO had existed for a long time, probably way only can this narrow Miroat or fun' Creamer resides at 22 Spring street botanic, stainless WAIJJTTTT LEAF HAIB AVOID RUSH - from the time the pipe was first put RESTORES. Price $1. • Sold every nel of roadway at the foot of the hill' that city. His body was received here down, and as soon as the support sup where. be made of a width adequate to the Tuesday and interred under, the plied by the earth packed about it public needs. There were various direction of Undertaker Kavanagh. You hardly realize that it is medi caved away, it burst out and caused views as to the grade, but a majority cine, when taking Carter's Little Liver this deluging of the new trenches and Pills ; they are very small; no bad ef seemed to think that a regular and The Bicycle—Here to Stay. ALL BUYING HATS AND TRIMMINGS OF US CAN HAVE THEM roadway all about. After the water fects; all troubles from torpid livers are even grade should be made up from Commenting on the recent bicycle relieved by their use. TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE until the 1st of June was shut off, workmen succeeded in re the foot of the hill to the juncture with convention in New Haven the Palla pairing the broken main at about 10 by First-Class Milliners. Our East avenue in front of the new and dium thus moralizes:—' 'Inquiry would beautiful villa of Dr. Baxter. o'clock that night. probably reveal that at least one-half|of At about daybreak Sunday morning, The crowd then passed on to the dis the 2,500 wheelmen within our gates a lead packing blew out of the old main TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE puted spot known as the "Daskam line this day, use the. bicycle as a practical at the fork of the roads this side of the If You Have of trees." Here the borough authori road machine. It carries them to and first break and that poured all day ties and engineer, with several adjacent from business or is used in the duties CONSUMPTION| COUGH OR COLD In the business enables us to guarantee the BEST WORK and LOWEST into the long line of new trench and residents, were decided as to the ne-. of the day. Delightful novelty that a BRONCHITIS] Throat Affection over the roadways, but no one was in PRICES to be found in Fairfield County. cessity of the outer or double row be wheel is, when used solely for diversion SCROFULA I Wasting of Flesh ing cut down.J Others as strenuously jured and little damage was done. it loses its greatest charm; and even Workmen on the new line say the first Or any Dtseaee u>here the Throat and Lunft expressed the belief that sufficient those who buy a wheel to furnish them main was very insecurely packed apd are InflnrtHt, laellt •/ Strength or JfwH width would be left to the roadway if exercise soon find ieffort necessary to you eai» be relieved and Cured 6p laid, and would have been liable to ills- the curbstones were set close to the force themselves to a daily run. It is bodies of this pretty and thrifty line of aster at any time. in covering distances that would other South Norwalk meantime was con trees which are so interlaced above as wise be paced off with human legs that irnvr nected with the borough mains, and scorns i to form a complete arbor over the side the bicycle finds its best usefulness and our sister city thus supplied not only walk. So no definite conclusion was permanency in the rider's esteem. The with its usual supply of Sunday water) reached as to these, but so far as the introduction of "safety" machines will EMULSION but water of a far better quality than borough officials were concerned, they enhance the fascination of the graceful that they are accustomed to use. seemingly left as they came, with the diversion; and their use must increase PURE COD LIVER OIL J A resident near the scene of the disas fixed purpose for their destruction in each year indefinitely. With the per With Hypophospnites. ter remarked to the DAILY GAZETTE re the interest of a wider and straighter fection of the storage battery, who may PALATABLE AS MILK. porter that there was "never no great avenue. gainsay the prediction that before Ask for Seutt's Emulsion, and let no COM loss without some small gain," for he The next and last and most hotly many years we shall ride, each on his plana tin a or solicitation induce you to 17 MAIN ST., NORWALK. said, "it was probably the first time in contested point, was that in front of own wheel, propelled by electricity accept a substitute. the whole lives of these Italian trench SoUl by all Druggists. what is known as the Van Zandt prop from beneath the seat, and going—say diggers that they ever took a bath." erty and the Bennett place adjoining thirty miles an hour on roads prepared 8COTT &. BOWKE,Chemists, N.Y* The looks of the poor fellows certainly it on the south. The old Van Zandt for us? ' justified this view of their case. homestead lot was divided up by the It is encouraging to ponder on the value of wheeling as exercise. Thou GOLD MEDAL, PASIS, 1S7& . late Mr. Barnes into whose hands it Fierce Runaway, r' fell, and he sold the first or north-side sands of young people are thus strength 1 Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock, lot adjoining the Yanderhoef estate to ening themselves; and the next gen J. Kemson, the South Norwalk truck I. BAKER & Co. ;: Mr. Geo. W. Cram. Mr. Cram desires eration will give glorious results in men, met with quite a mishap. He that the bill here should be cut down stronger limbs, broader chests and a had just unloaded a piano at Col. Rob and a gutter and sidewalk set at grade. fondness for out-door-life.' erts' military institute when the cadets Two years ago he got such a grade es broke ranks, after dress parade, and tablished, but nothing was done until Sir William Married. J dashed into the institute, with so much the latter part of last week towards Sir William Gordon Cumming and vim that they frightened Mr. Remson's Cocoa V having this done. He had the full Miss Florence Josephine Gainer, of horses and the latter dashed down from which the excess of force of the borough contractor's men, New York, were married at Trinity oil has been removed, is carts and teams vigorously at work East avenue and Wall street as if pur church, Chelsea, Wednesday morning. sued by demons. Even Mill Hill, with Absolutely Pure cutting into the bank" at tha .time of The ceremony was very simple, there its somewhat sharp descent, had no this "visitation on Saturday, and the being no display whatever. In Sep and it is Soluble work was being superintended by Bur terrors for them and they went down tember they will sail for the United gess Burr and Engineer Wood. It was that noted thoroughfare in a twinkling. States. The marriage was somewhat As they tried to turn at the foot of the No Chemicals this act that Attorney Hurlbutt acting of a surprise, inasmuch as Sir William are used in its preparation. It has The One-Price hill they brought up against the lamp for the remonstrants, denounced as a has repeatedly denied that he and Miss more than three times the strength of post With such ,force as to shatter the breach of good faith on the part of Garner were engaged. This is ex Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot truck pole, break the harness, injure such of the borough officials as were plained by the statement that he or Sugar, and is therefore far more one of the horses and break the two engaged in it, as a vote had been wished to give Miss Warner an oppor economical, costing less than one cent passed at the last meeting of the Court lower panes of glass in- the east window tunity of breaking the engagement af HAVE NOTHING BUT 2SI6W IN of Honnecker's bakery. The lamp a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, of Burgesses not to commence opera ter the disclosures of his cheating at strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, post proved more effectual in stopping THEIR FINE ESTABLISHMENT/ tions on this hill until he and the bor Granby Croft. It is said that since the :
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TO BENT. Dorlon Point, \ SUITE OF N XI. or unfun (GREGORY'S POINT), 34 Jiigli street, SOUTH NOEYTALK, CONN "Truth above all things." mO EENT.—Two floors on SeSeymour Place. .. . i, - - •" X Inquire at 7 Seymour Place. 1W115 FRIDAY, JUKE 12. 1891. rno RENT.—A Suite of Rooms in tlithe James JL Block, south entry, second story Apply BOATING, BATHING, FISHING...... to F. ST. JOH>- LOCEWOOD. tt"79 [Entered at the Post Office as a Newspaper.] FOB. SALE. Sliore Dinners, a Specialty. -:v; lH 7J WEATHER. -poa SALE. A stage will connect' at South Norwalk with trains on the New York & New Hayen railroad. The weather to-day promises; to be store will be 9 generally from fair to partly cloudy ivith TBISTEAM & TATT'S. GAZETTE »u J. E. POWER. slinht' changes of temperature and a Cottage of se jms. near tie . , - v 5500 do WD. nhower, followed by slightly lower tem ,• 7 * - * ply to :e Agent perature. To-morrow it prornises to be AZETTE Bllil .'generally fair and slightly cooler. WANTED. PAXNTIN&, Made in One Minute. Almanac for To-morrow. OAPvD WANTED for a young lady in pri vate family. Address Miss ART HUE, New High water Bridgeport 3:10. BCanaan, Conn. PAPER HANGING, High ivater, Norwalk Islands3:15. ORK "WANTED.—Any kind of light work Low water Norwalh Islands 9:38. about a store, office or place gladly P <• _"^Youcannot "oe too careful, about what, you T GLAZING - AND - KALSOMINING. ceptedW by a G.~ A." E.' comrade. Applj"-ply : s snd into your kitchen. There are table Sun rises 4:19, sun sets 7:26. RICHARD MATTHEWS, at the Betts Place, luxuries and table necessities, and especial Winnipauk. care should be taken about the selection of Venerable St. Paul's. the necessities. There is absolutely no ex The'subscri'bers are ready to fill ali orders The following interesting and care cuse about permitting an article of indifferent in the above line in the best manner and at the quality to find its way to your, table when we Fast Grinder, Pulverizes. fully prepared article about the oldest Strawberry Festival. are selling FIRST-CLASS . LOWEST PRICES. Episccoal church in America, is from • THE LADIES OF THE SUNDAY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Special attention paid to the painting of the £iited pen of Eev. Mr. G. W. Nich SCHOOL AT tin gutters and cementing metal roofs. At figures which involve the least possible All orders left at Sloan's on Wall street, will ols and published in the Philadelphia strain to the pocketbook. We desire to call Coffee and Tea. BROAD RIVER receive prompt attention. ' tf?9 "Standard of the Cross," and w hich the especial'attention to our stock of Will hold their 8th Annual STRAWBERRY Hecker's Bread, Pastry and Batter GAZETTE is glad to copy:— FESTIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT in Murray & Merritt. NOKWALK:—The parish of St. Paul the Chapel on Flonr. is venerable. It has existed 150 years, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, dating back fifty years before the Revo JUNE 17tli AND 18th. lution. It covers a period of many Nickerson & Betts. The Perfect Mill. CARRYALLS will run from NOKWALK POST striking historical events. Since the OFFICE both evenings. FAKE 10 CE>"TS. 5tll7 death of Win. Cooper Mead, it has been HAYE on hand Whitewood and under the care and pastoral supervision Notice. Pine Mantels, without tops, F from $5 to 89 ; Whitewood Mantels of the Rev. Charles M. Selleck, who was HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Center $17 $30; Dr. Mead's assistant for 15 years, pre T School District will be holden in the. with tops, and Bevel School House in said district. WEDNESDAY Mirrors from $15 to $20; Hardwood vious to his death. The Rev. Mr. Sel EVENING, JCXE 17TH, 1391, at 8 o'clock, to elect- 55 Main Street, School District Officers as are required by law, Mantels in Cherry, Oak or Ash, from leek's rectorship covers a period of to be elected, and to transact such further; business as may properly come before said $22^- to $100. Tile Hearths, Facings KEEPS 1CON3TANTLY ON HAND A something like a quarter of a century, meeting. It Grates and Fire Backs in stock or and has been one of most devoted and J. BELDEN HURLBUTT,) District COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF B. L. FILLOW, /Committee.; furnished at short notice. A. full! unselfish labor. He has established stock of Doors, Sash and Blinds of | several missions in the parish; and the All Kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired ALL KINDS OF —BY— regular sizes always on hand. Plate number of communicants has increased Glass for store fronts., a specialty. ; from 300 to 600. Previous to his enter, WILLIAM SMIIH, O OPFB IE I"OT. lw£4p Cor. Wall and Water Sts., Norwalk. Wire Netting and Fencing, Screen ing on his duties as a clergyman, it is Doors and Window Screens. Also ' worthy of notice also, that he founded, the Best Barn Door Roller in the ! Meats, and carried on successfullj", one of the r CUT THIS OUT. : ^ « market. 1 largest and most important educational #rriHIS CARD entitles the bearer to onei. Estimates-given on plans. Job Work done 1 Institutions of the state, training young *X dozen CABINET PHOTOGRAPHSji promptly by experienced workmen. A large | jland also one 8x10 Photograph with Mat forjl stock of EXTENSION LADDEKS. All who are in | meH ' ' •- • " - . , . \ 1 J : - "i.V- • v « • • 7K *' • fti£'m W^: i v r " ' ' - hv:'; • \ M;k 'V. v 'PC 3 cts. WEEKLY • lORfALK - GA Z ET T E . That Supper. Th« London 'Bus Strike. [By our Special Correspondent.] LONDON, June 12.—The strike of the em In response to the invitation issued ployes of the omnibus and road car com LONDON, June 12.—Thursday there was CARTERS "S panies of this city continues." There is ap published in Engiartdend on the continent * -r; by the invitation committee, as pub a lengthy circular note signed by the ros. parently no change hi the situation. The lished in the DAILY GAZETTE on Tues road car company has announced that as Chilian provisional junta, or government day, a party of would-be lieutenant its 'bases are not running it cannot afford representing the insurgent party exf Chili. The Chilian junta in this note appeals to HAKESPEARE was s not in the clothing business and he diet not kno> groomers gathered at Quintard s Hall to continue the payment of wages to the men who have, remaned loyal to the com the powers to recognize tfce-insurgents as anything about modern methods, last evening to elect a lieutenant of pany. The latter consequently must i belligerents. but some of the things he said three Company F, and devour four quarts of suffer with the strikers, while it is possi Predict* hundred years ago couldn't have been any f ble, in addition, that the latter will rei ; bsans. ' •. WASHINGTON, Juneia— Ricarolt Trum truer if he had had a Nineteenth Century • While the party put on all the gaiety to allow them any share of the moneythat bull, of Chti, who has been indicted at the agents of the strikers have been col San Fsancisco, charged with, the violation CURE experience. You never can tell just what possible yet sadness could be depicted Sl*k Headache asd relieve all the troubles inci lecting in the public thoroughfares in or of the neutrality laws of-the United States dent to a bilious state of the system, such as sort of an impression you are creating, y \ upon every countenance, while now der to enable the men to hold out against in connection witb the transfer of arms Nausea, Drowsiness, Disti but you can [make up your mind that the companies. The road car company de .n in tli> ttider, &c. While 1 and then a tear drop would steal down from the schooner Robert and Minnie to e success has been shown ii favorable impressions and tasteful attire clares that if it conceded the demands oi t$e Itata, has arrived in Washington. the pallid cheek of the committeemen its employes for higher wages it would be usually go together. It isn't the amount as they gazed at one another and real Mr. Trumbull would not say whqit was obliged to stop running its Tjuses. the purpose of his visit here, but ifclis pre of money you spend for your clothes that ized the fact that Reuben was not sumed that it relates to bis own case and SICK counts; it is the way you spend it. An among them, and that they were with that of the insurgents. Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pilla aro equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre unbecoming suit is dear at acy price—it out a chairman. Such questions as June 12.—A special In an interview Mr. Trumbull denounced venting this annoying complaint while they also dispatch from Pickens Mill, Hete&eounty the Bahnaceda government for various correct &11disorders of the stomach,stimulate tba isn't worth accepting even as a gift. You "Will he fail us?" "Will Reuben pay reports a dnel to death with knives be acts, and predicted the triumph of the in liver and regulate the bowels. Bven if they only will have nothing to blame yourself for the freight?" "Do you think we are tween WSlliam Martin, a prominent mill surgent party. He asserted that arms if you invest in one of Our Natty stuck?" flew thick and fast without an owner, and Bobert Stockton, an extensive wese not taken off the Itata before she res& planter. Stockten's jugular vein was was surrendered to the American officers answering Reuben. cut and he died instantly. Martin was HEAD Palling themselves together by a at Iquique, and that this-report was spread Ache they would be almost priceless to those who wounded. by enemies of the insurgents, suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu CopyRUKPI great effort, they gathered 'round their nately their goodness does notend here,and thosa Spring An Offer Ingnlla May Accept. who once try them will find these little pills valu feast, each making a heroic effort to Za Grippe Again. able in so many ways that they will not be wil ST. LOCIS, June 13.—Itws said ex-Senator Our store will not be open on Decoration Day, Saturday, May 30th. swallow the lump in his throat before Ingalls has been tendered the chancellor During the epidemic of La Grippe ling to do without them. But after all sick head the beans went around. The pro ship of Washington university, this city. last season Dr. King's New Discovery gramme was long and tedious owing to A friend of the university recently offered for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, to donate 1100,000 if a chancellor was se proved to be the best remedy. Re ACHE the fact that too many wanted to speak'. cured, and it is betierod the Kansas states ports from the many who used it con Is the bane of so many lives that here is where COTTI stocxk: Bros., A banjo duet by Miller & Partrick, a we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while man will accent. firm this statement. They were not ethers do not. vocal duet by McMann & Noonan and a only quickly relieved, but the disease Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and **" BRIEF MENTION'. left no bad after results. We ask you very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Masonic Building, \ 14 So. Main Street, clog dance by Prof. Beecher, were well to give this remedy a trial and we They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or rendered, while the best part of the The statue to the Confederate dead was pur^e, but by their gentle action please all who guarantee that you will be satisfied with In vialsat 25 cents; five for $1. Sold NORWALK. I SO. NORWALK. unveiled at Fredericksburg, Va., with im results, or the purchase price will be use them. evening's entertainment was the exhi posing and appropriate exercises. by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. bition given by the "Three Little refunded. It has no equal in La Grippe, Cardinal Gibbons, who is in poor health, or any Throat, Chest or Lung trouble. CARTEA MEDICINE CO,, New York. Coopis.', Speeches were made by But is at Atlantic City. Trial bottles free at H. R. Hale's drug tery, James and the four Honneckers, John S. Sargent, the ranch partner of store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1. SaalKH Snallk SrnllPrice. ZE2a JESm S.^I which were gems of oratory, especially Robert Bay Hamilton, arrived in New that of George when he launched into York from Mary mere, Wy., and assured To be free from sick headache, "bil General Schuyler Hamilton that his sou iousness, constipation, etc., use Car politics and tariff. was really dead and buried. On the other ter's Little Liver Pills. Strictly vege Poor Committeeman James made the hand Hepry Strong, formerly of Greene, table. They gentlv stimulate the liver W-RADAM'S only error of the evening. He had Chenango county, N. Y., declares that two and free the stomach from bile. drawn himself to his full height and weeks ago he met Robert Ray Hamilton Edward Street face to face in the Yellowstone park re SHOE NEWS. spouted, "Mr. Chairman: We promise gion. Somebody is evidently laboring un OFFERS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN ALL STYLES OF our candidate, Smith, nigh onto forty der a mistake. BSIDGEPOBT, Conn., June 12,1891. votes." when glancing at the head of Charges of smuggling have been made at San Francisco against the officers of the The iv cat ho to-day: Fair, slightly the table for freight-paying Reuben's U. S. S. Omaha, who are accused of bring warmer approval, he met the intellectual conn ing in costly silks free of duty. SUMMER -.-FABRICS tenance of PowderlyBetts, (who wished Jonathan Scott, a widower, aged eighty- That was a big lot of shoes one years, and Mrs. Clementina, a widow, the d—n DAILY GAZETTE would sink,) Dought of the Wisner Shoe AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. aged eighty years, were married at New smiling a rose-smile at him, which Castle, Pa. Co.; about 2,000 pairs; all that caused poor James to go off into a dead The jury in the case of McCrystal, the CURES ALL DISEASE& roc WILL MAKE A MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT CALL hey saved from their recent Years of patient study and experiment have faint. But the greatest speech of the jury briber in theHennesBy ease, promptly demonstrated that Microbes (germ life) are evening was made by the Hon. Frank pronounced McCrystal guilty. Tales Juror lire. the cause of every disease. AND EXAMINE THIS STOCK. < lln Dougherty Honnecker, who stated McCabe testified positively that McCrystal Of course, I bought them for This wonderful remedy effectually destroys had offered him $300 if he would work for this cause, kills the Germ Life or Microbes, that he was .not much on speech and perfect health soon follows. It has no —Don't forget that'we can show you the Best Line of— a mistrial or acquittal if he got on the a song. The. Wisner Shoe Co. equal as a Blood Purifier, is a most powerful making, but a rattler on dreams. Hwmeesy jury. Detective O'Malley's case antiseptic and a wonderful tonic. are generous people, and did Read our testimonials from thousands of Franky then related the following was called, but when McCrystal's confes grateful people who have been cured. Book sion to the district attorney was offered as not ask me to pay for what the dream. "One evening after being giving full particulars free. Address JOHN A. testimony the judge ruled it out. The RIGGS, Norwalk, Conn.,' or insurance men had settled for. 7 Laiglit Street, New York City. LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS treated to several beers, I went to bed ruling saves O'Malley, as this is the only 3ml6 and dreamed that I was working in evidence the state has connecting him di Norman Austin's iron foundry. One rectly with the bribery cases. We are sorting and mark GO TO IN NORWALK. day about 11 o'clock Mr. Austin bame W. H. Lee, the deposed secretary pf the ing th§m, and by employing Wilntfugton bo«r4 qf h<||il% cefujied te into the room, and called out, 'Franky give up-the Keys or Bis office an m mm- •>5y,.ft .c-.:- « • - ,- „ - V. , •; -v/'- . •: .. : ?-"• •(•' : - •. T'--v-:' V'- "•*' •' • '' : -V.•' - ••:•'• V *" •«' > ' ' '.V : '"*>• • - ' 1 .. "'tzfl.&j&v&X.. ...» "^V ? 6 WEEKLY -NOBWALK -GAZETTE c-r. ^ 3 CtS. there for a night's enjoyment rather The Lawn Tennis Club Benefit. A Message of Glaa Tidings than for a display of gowns. At 11.15 This evening the enterprising N. M. I. the happy company repaired to the dinf lady members of the Lawn Tennis Comes to the Friends of the Last ing room in the basement where an ap Club are to give a benefit entertain Bride of the White House. feiifis-' Commencement Day at Colonel ment in the' Opera House, and they Should Have It in The Home. petizing collation was disposed of The New York Press claims to have Dropped on Sugar, Children Love Roberts' School. ', amid sprightly conversation and with have succeeded in arranging one of the to take JOHNSON'S ANODYKX Lcrororr for Croup, Colds, received from ' 'high authority" the as Bore Throat, Tonrilitia. Colic, Cramps and Pains. Be an abundance of laughter, that wonder most attractive programmes ever given lieves Summer Complaints, Cuts, Bruises like magic. We shall have the oppor surances of a delicate event which if Last Night's Reception the Best in ful digestion promoter. After supper in Norwalk. wVs THINK OF IT. tunity of hearing some of our own most true, will deeply interest not only the In use over 40 ¥EARS in one family. the History of the Institute. dancing was resumed and continued Dr. I. S. JOHNSON ft-Co.—It is *:ity years since I first popular artists in song, . on the piano whole American nation but challenge learned of your JOHNSON'S ANODYXI LIKUCSNT; for more until peep o' day this morning. than forty utart I have used it in my family. I regard and violin. In addition the manage and win the congratulatory interest of it as one ofthe best and safest family remedies that can For many days the Cadets at Colonel Among those present were the Misses the civilized world. The message re be found, used internal of external, in all cases. O. H. Annie and Lena Cole, Misses Mabel ment have secured the services of Miss 1NO ALLS, Deacon 2nd Baptist Church, Bangor, Me. Roberts' school, (better known abroad ceived by the Press, it says, was one of — —. . FromFrom Rheumatism, Sci Vanderhoef, Agnes Gibbs, Eva Wood- May Colyer the celebrated humorist, Every SufferSr atica, Keuralgia, Ker- as the Norwalk Military Institute), who recently made so decided a hit at the most delightful hints which mat i-i t T J have planned and planned for Com hull, Charlotte Betts, Grace Mead, the Star Theatre, Mr. J. J. K.Kackett, rons hear with the sense of sympathy this oiS Anodyne relief and Pamphlet— mencement day, and if, perchance, Edith' Street, Mary Stewart, Mabel tree.free, SoldHoia everyeyer>^here._^r|oe wurrv. fl i»_cts.^by mail, a bottles,bottles, well and favorably known in town, in and of gentleness aroused. No more ExpreM paid, .I S. JOHNSON & CO., BOTTOM,MAM. / FOR ALL CROPS, some of them have lain awake after Miller, Fannie Leonard, Birdie Wilson, touching message is ever brought to a Millie Barnum, Josie Shumway, Daisy his impersonation of Carmencita, Mr. taps and continued their planning far mother, and with the Free Masonry of DrTO.P.SWCET&CO.^ Bird, Minnie Hyatt, Lena and Iola Thiela, of Stamford, on the cello, little into the night, they should not be con her sex which the tender experiences ial: ists, muraf actorers and deafen Swords, Natalie Disbrow, Norwalk; Harry Moore, the boy singer, and oth In Bare Reliable Foreign and Dome*. demned. of maternity teach every mother, the tie BE1 IBS. 16 to 2 a Union Park StJ ers. The announcement that Mrs. 1 The eleventh annual Commencement Miss Annie Carroll, Brooklyn; Miss Boston, . IS.,,An old and reliable Amu* Drj Pure Ground Bone, Fred Bennett, Mr. John Treadwell and message is communicated by intuition {Sweet's £. exercises, held Tuesday afternoon, Viola Taylor, Mrs. Robert Stanwood, Mr. George C. Betts will give a panto almost, so that all women who are were all that the most ardent friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bailie, New York; Miss mime to close the performance is sure friends of one another know it, and this flourishing school could desire. Fleet, South Norwalk; Senator and from every one of them there goes to ^Forthecureoll to be popular. At the last moment it Chronic'DlseaseflTOnlySi Shortly after 1 o'clock the large school Mrs. Seymour, Norwalk; Mis3 Clara was discovered that Mr. Fred Russell that one upon whom the hint is center 'SoTlt' Dr. Sweet's Family Medicine CabK room, which had been tastefully Louise Dunn, Englewood, N. J.Miss j»et. 85useful "home remedies", worth 839.00 at of the Natural Gas Company was avail ed that sweetest and most tender sym retail, only£15.00. Indispensable to the ranchman or touched up by painter and artisan Alice Bislane, Mt. Vernon N. Y.; Mr. lumberman remote from physicians anddrngstoreaJ able for one nierht,and his services have pathy which women who are mothers Mindful of the ignorance and deception to which since the last Commencement, began and Mrs. J. G. Sherman and Miss Sher a certain class of unfortunate sufferers are exposed; been secured in his celebrated Chinese accord to one another. And the word and the crying n edfor honest treatment, we hava to fill up rapidly with the friends of the man, Greenwich, N. Y.; Messrs O. E. has been passed around that one who is secured the' American rights of manufacture of tna Wilson, J. T. Prowitt, C. B. Coolidge, musical impersonations. new French Aphrodisiac, endorsed by the hlgbas$ school, (not a few of whom were from not only the idol of her circle, but is medica^uthorlty of Europe—2fo.^o( styled/ LAND David and Legrand Raymond, George -up-* — out of town), so* that when the exercises A Bicycle Rider's Mad Spin That viewed with almost tender reverence by iilflNJ'AMMJR.{WWof. Lmft began, at 1:45, late comers were with Betts, Samuel . Weed, E. O. Keeler, Nearly Cost Him His Life. a nation which has been charmed by Asa Smith, Norwalk; Harry B. Culver, difficulty provided for. The stage was Just as the passenger train on the the exquisite story of her romance, —AT— New York"; D. F. Wheeler, Bridgeport; adorned with ferns and foliage plants Shore line, due in New Haven at 12:56, which brought to her feet the chief one or youthful indiscretion, is remrded as an unfail- W. M. Wylie, Yale College; Mr. and lngture, Asanlnvlgorariranttg followthe bath or balW and in its rich green setting could not was leaving Branford, Tuesday morn of the nation, is now approaching the it is highly recommended; The apathy thati too frer Mrs Comstock, Long Island. tiyattei xried 11; have looked prettier. ing, a bicycle rider started to race with holiest and most glorious crown of wo From beginning to end the Com Grocer Selleck Completely Upset. the train. This he kept up, slightly manhood. And when it is known by mencement programme was greatly the people everywhere that the time is Entrutt your ; A Mr. George W. Selleck of the new gaining on it, till a crossing was reach is a safeguard against failure and deception? Send enjoyed. A fine orchestra from the ed. As the rider approached the cross near at hand when sympathy and pray for particulars With fundsas above.* Sent duerteWb and powerful grocery firm of Holmes '"The Sweet System" of Cure for Lameness, Hoffman house, New York, did its Keeler & Selleck Co., essayed to give ing, ha made a mad dash to cross ahead ers and affection, and withal, hope and invented by the world-celebrated natural bone-setter part for the enjoyment of the large au joyful greeting should be extended to and physician, Dr. Sweet: Full supplies anddireCr . SOUTH NORWALK; his family an airing Tuesday afternoon. of the train now well under way. As tions only $5. Sent Free pn rscsipt of funds. dience, the overture being "Gartenfest" He got one of the gentlest livery he struck the track his wheel caught those who made prosaic life in the frpm Carl. A pleasing innovation for horses in town and as he knows no more between the planks, and the engine White House a romance, then congrat IS?*"Purchase from the Jobber. a Commencement day programme, about driving a horse than Letter Car struck it. In some manner, no one ulations will be given. Jesse Hopsoiv which succeeded the overture, was the rier Nicker son does about a cow, he knows how, the rider was thrown side- The event is sure to be the topic of Carriage - Manufacturer, substitution of the "Pater Noster" in let his daughter Mary do the driving, wise, and when the engine had been the nation. In the contemplation of it E flat by the Institute choir, for tho up to the point of danger, which was in reversed by the watchful engine 3 r, the all political differences will be forgot usual prayer by a clergyman. The re XO. 6 HIGH ST., NORWALK. front of Mrs. William K. James' place, foolhardy wheelman was found lying ten, and it will even cast a halo over the 8FBBIB cAMPAiBH. mainder of the programme, with choice where the big steam roller was puffing beside the locomotive suffering from prosaic strife of party, as no queen was SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING, musical selections at intervals, was as tf73 and snorting like a candidate for a bor nothing more than a few bruises. ever held in greater homage or ever re HOUSE AND GENERAL follows: Salutatory with address, Jack- ough office. At first the horse was not ceived such tributes of a nation's affec son Waldo Ehoades, New York; Lord The D. M Read Company. , Wm. Sheldon^ ^ afraid of it, but brother Selleck was, tion as is the lot of the fair young wo Chatham, Benjamin Franklin Mans and soon both horse and driver became —Provided the. seeker after bargains man to whom the ex-President of the field, Connecticut; The New South, PAINTING, very much frightened. Dobbin began doesn't "want too much," the D. M. United States devoted his affection, and Stone, BriM Sew Contractor. Fred Erskine Buchan, Kansas; The to plunge, and soon shied onto the side Read Company feel confident of their who brought to him a greater crown of Battle of Lexington, Louis Schnelby Curbing, Flagging and Honse Connections. Paper Hanging, Kalsenining, &c. walk. Selleck thereupon dropped the ability to meet all deman Is for dry glory when she became his bride than Treadwell, New York; New England, tf25 Lock Box 86, Nonralk. • reins and tried to jump out, but fell goods, notions and carpets to the per even the exalted honor which a nation Seymour Curtis, Connecticut; Dark on his back with his head directly fect satisfaction of all applicants. In bestowed upon him. . The Subscriber has opened a general Paint ness, "A Dream," Karl Max Yogel, ing and Paper Hanging Shop, at under and between the fore and rear determining what are real bargains Connecticut; Oration, with Valedic wheels, and before he could right him purchasers should look at the matter tory, Frederic Gray Hebbard, North What the State Will Get From P. T NO. 7 WiTER STREET, (James' Bloct,) self, the fore wheel had been backed from other points than that of cheap Barnum's Estate. Carolina. over and across his neck and another ness. It is possible for a yard of dress Norwalk, where he would be glad to receive Under the collateral inheritance law any orders from old customers and as many While all of the young men did well, backward step of the horse would have goods or a roll of carpet to be cheap of Connecticut, 5 per cent, of all the as may favor him with their work. The best and in their painstaking efforts showed materia # and best workmanship guaranteed planted* his hind feet in his upturned and good for nothing. It is an error to personal estate over $1,000 goes into and do e at the lowest prices. the effects of the excellent and thor face. Mrs. Selleck and Mrs. Van Al- expect something for nothing, or that the treasury of the state. The personal GEORGE H. OSTERBANKS. ough training of Professor WillisEarle, styne, wife of the Rev. Dr. Van Al- any, merchant, however he boasts in big estate of the late P. T. Barnum inven it was apparent that Cadet Buchan was styne, were in the rear seat and some type to the contrary, is selling mer tories $1,285,599, and 5 percent, of that entitled to first place, chiefly because how struggled out, but MisSMary, hav chandise at a price less than he can sum less the $1,000 limit, amounts to ETFCR x. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery of his quite correct inflections, modula afford to. The D. M. Read Company P man, Uuion Avenue, north of Union ing seized the reins, heroically kept her $64,229.95, whichthe state will get as its Cemetery, Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green tions and appreciative interpretation of seat and urged the beast forward, which figure profits to as close a margin as share of the sum total. House and Hot'House and Bedding and Vege the sentiment of his selection, rather table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, no doubt saved her father from a most is possible and pay running expenses, The extensive property holdings of Shrubbery, vines, Cut Flowers, always on than on the score of impassioned orato and having an abundance of capital and hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar serious if not fatal injury. The horse the late Mr. Barnum. at Denver, Col., raneed to order. ry. In a sentence, the charm of his pulled the carriage after him and got unsurpassed facilities for taking a were deeded by hini to Mrs. Bucht^lle, Grading and refilling cemetery plot i . • tended t«. speaking lay in his rare naturalness. himself wedged,between the first big timely advantage of market fluctuations, his daughter, previous ^o his death. THI From an oratorical standpoint, howev elm tree west of the James gate aM the bankrupt transactions and the newest To KNOW * Their value is fully-$2,0)0.000, and un THE ^ IV1 SIGN er, Cadet Vogel's effort was unsur iron fence_where he was soon seizedby importations, they never find it at all Instant relief. Final care in 10 der the shrewd management-of Mrs. Learn How to feel young again. How to live days and never returns. No passed. Although one of the youngest helpers and the party rescued without troublesome to meet the sharpest com Buchtelle,they will probably reach $3,- the happy life that Nature intended all her purge, no salve, no suppository. healthy children to live. One is never older Sufferers will learn of a simple cadets in the school his knowledge of any very serious injury either to them petition more than half way. No remedy ran by addressing 000,000 before long. than one feels. With good pure blood one PILESTUTTLB & CO., 78 NASSAU Streelit, New York City- the underlying principles of true orato selves or the turnout. house between the Arctic and Antarctic The fee of -fudge Beardsley for mere may feel 25 at 50, but with impure blood one All druggists. ry will enable him, if he lives, to take may feel 60 at 30. Keep your blood pure. Mr. Selleck's neck still shows the circles offers superior advantages to ly receiving the invent r:y is $743.91. Now learn the secret of the high rank in the list of public speakers. marks where the wheel passed over it, buyers of seasonable dress goods, silks 14 Ol® PLASTERS feel good the Norwalk's other representative, Cadet and it is probable that the weight of and underwear, and in the matter of /it';/ /),'/< sign above. "Improved M.D." • • "• moment one is put on because Curtis, also acquitted himself with of soothing, stimulating, strengthening properties the load being relieved by the wheel carpets the D. M. Read Company sus- Every day in this c-itv thousands of is a preparation known ^ as Every ache, soreness and weakness of the Muscles, great credit and was a worthy compet having been partially raised up on the tt.iin their well-earned reputation for persons eat too much at dinner, aud, as Fishers' Improved Medical Limbs, Back, Sides, liip. Kid .eye, Shoulder, Lungs itor for oratorical honors. Cadet or Stomach quickly soothed avcy and the cure is curb stone, saved his neck from, being position at the head of the trade in* a consequence suffer from Sour Discovery, which gives year permanent. Look for our signature on. the genu Ehoades' Salutatory was generally Connecticut. Stomach, Heartburn, Indigestion. Dys ine Hop Plasters. Sold everywhere. 25cts. broken. Mrs. Selleck and Mrs. Van pepsia, etc. If these will take one of after year, to thousands, pure HOP PLASTER CO., Proprietors, Boston. excellent, but its delivery was some Alstyne were a good deal shaken up Carter's Little Liver Pills immediately what marred by too rapid enunciation. —W. B. Halkt Co.,the drygoodsmen blood and good health. but more frightened than hurt, while after eating, they will be surprised by If you havethe dull, stupld scMatton. tlie Aside from this defect his effort was a Miss Mary, wisely sticking to the car of Bridgeport are enlarging and ex the entire absence of those unpleasant drae. drae. drag of impure blood the gentle most creditable one. Benediction by tending their various departments., feelings which daily distress them, and harmless action of this medicine, mud for riage remains the unhurt heroine may continue in their improper course youthoroldage, may surprise, y^u^but re FORJEN ONLY! or LOST oror FAHHTOVAXUXO XAHHOOOlXAHHOODi Bev. S. B. S.' Bissell, fittingly closed- of the exciting accident, and alternately ,The dress goods, silk and black goods of eating big dinners withoutfear. V BuR«»» Oeneral andlTEXVOUS DEBILITY; this much enjoyed branch of the Com sections are especially attractive just onceffromailimpurities, and make you feel Weaknau of Body andXind, Effects laughs and cries as she narrates the Only one little pill, remember. .. healthy, young and happy. _TTTnTT<, STRENGTHMipf Error*or B»oei—« ia Oldor Young. mencement day programme. The grad now;. The Farmer, of the 4th thus al Robust, Nobl* UimoD Mir Rnt«re4. H«w t* ralarn M narrow escapes. iSsr&K-ia''kci.IS D-achJ. 8tm«h»WKAK,CHDlTBLOPKDOKfiAS8*rAmT8OFB0DY. IbalilriT uMW HOIS WPTMW IrnlH la a day* uating class consisted of William Kings- Mr. Selleck, though the most serious ludes to their establishment:— s CONSTIPATION. LOSS OF APPETO'E, M- »tatestifyftwwatat— aadFwtltaCemtHw. VrlUtkn, ley Lopez, New York; Benjamin Ais a matter of fact,' the great dry Descriptive >Mk, nslaaatlM ulMaft Bailed (miM)IrMi ly injured, took another horse and car - UUi^K' MM*ERIBMKOIOALCO., BUFFALO*N. YE oojds and notion house of W. B. Hall u n Franklin Mansfield, Connecticut; James riage and finished up his ride, which Hough Bunce, Connecticut. Post f: Cjo. is a grand aggregation of small MEDICAI."DISCOVERY, now sells lor only 11.00 was to Collender's Point, but he is said stores. Not such small stores, at that! per bottle, 1 WAY'S OLD FASHIONED Graduate Course—Eichard Evans Mor to have very wisely let his daughter do There's the upholstering store, "under MANUFACTURED BY THE gan, New York; Edward Payson the driving. Yesterday he made a neath the ground;" here is centred a Weed, Connecticut. stoqk of proportions sufficient to fill fYRUPi Roxbury Medical Co., business trip to North Salem, taking The only RELIABLE REMEDY fop Stomach Sitters! After the exercises most of those wholesale orders from stores about the 62 WARREN ST., ROXBURY MASS. Are the best Spring Tonic. Large bottles f 1 > his son Clarence, the great American state. Then there's the Yankee notion present adjourned to the parade ground E^Tor Sale by all Druggists. Sample bottles free at traveler along as a body guard, and to store, where everything is kept in stock HALE'S CORNER DRUG STORES where, on camp chairs, stools and GSfCEODPSTlOiT day he is again up to his eyes and ears frorji a cake of toilet soap to a gold benches beneath inviting shade, they bracelet: from portmonies to gorgeous INDORSED by Physicians. I7SED ly thousands. in business, just as if nothing had hapi IT WILL CURE YOU. i witnessed fans—a store of 1,001 "odds and ends" pened and the DAILY GAZETTE had not for the,retail or wholesale purchasers. 1T0 OPIUM UT IT. Mothers, yon can COHTQUEB BATTALION DRILL AND DRESS PARADE thatdreadfnl foe, CB0I7P, with it. Have it on hand Horwalk^:- been cheated out of what' 'might have The regular dry goods store is, of by a part of the Cadet corps, number course, the largest on the premises, and SAVE the CHILD. Soldbydrnggists. TRY IT. been" and by all ordinary conditions, C. B. HNQSLE7, Prop., Northampton, HataJ ing fifty muskets. The Norwalk drum embracing, as it does, many lines of 1 Washington, D. C. should have been, a startling, first- J3ent by mail on receipt of 35 cents in stamps..^ corps, eight pieces, added materially goods, including silks, satins, velvets, JobPiitii Establishment. 10 yiari in u. e. guide to Inventors Mailed Free, class local item. ' it. dress goods, flannels, etc. Hall & Co. PATENT OFFICE. to the success of the spectacle. For" P J®; flfpifJ;, could fill the orders of half a dozen £>No mora an hour or more, under the immediate- Borough Fire Department. A country dry goods merchants in a sin command of Major Morgan, the.eadets The Annual Inspection of the Fire gle day, without making serious ..in Wedding Cards, Posters, roads on their warerooms. Is it any of thi?l OLD AND drilled with the precision of. Veterans, Department was made Wednesday even wonder then, that W. B. Hall & Co. Visiting Cards, . Handbills, PENSIONS NEW LAW their wheels and alignments particular ing. The Warden and Burgesses, es- can laugh at competition, and ' 'rule the Business Cards, , Programmes, ; ly being executed so faultlessly as to cortedby the Chief Engineer of the Fire roost" in the world of bargains? The (JEN. ¥M. H.NOBLE. excite the hearty approval of the--spec Department| ind hisassistants visited the cloak store is another distinct enter • Fancy Show Cards," Dodgers, No. 91 STBATFOBD AVE., BRIDGEPORT prise, as complete and extensive as any tators. Then came a fine dress parade, quarters of each company. The first Ball Cards, . . Billheads, ? r| Has all blanks needed nnder New Law for other store on Main street, saying noth Soldiers. Widows, Parents and Children. , Call and review by Cblpnei Eoberts, and was Hope Hpsej next' the Fire Police ing of the manufacturing branch in the •t*.'Statements, Circulars. or send for question blanks at ohce. annex. Many a merchant would con the military 'maneuvers of the. * day and in . turn -Pioneer Hook and H ; Tag Cards, Receipts, - were oyer.' ... Ladder, and Phoenix ^Engine Com sider himself fortunate to be at the THE head of a store that inventoried such a ; ' Hotel Registers, Letterheads, J RECEPTION. pany. At each house the Warden and stock of goods as the department of The youth and .beauty of Norwalk Chief Engineer complimented .the fire corsets, underwear, skirts, gowns, etc. Books and Pamphlets, Noteheads,>^j ^,, 0. E. .WILSON! was well represented Tuesday night ait laddies on their excellent appearance. This store is a business of itself and re Town and Probate Records. Milk Tickets T the reception^ which lasted until the little After the inspection at Phoenix En- quires constant replenishing and care ful buying to meet the fastidious wants GsneralIpspIIani RealEstate A£t birds were beginning to pipe their lays gine quarters' the officials looked over of the ladies. The book . store is the ssrPrinted in the Neatest Styles ana at the next morning: .'It;'.was a very enjoyable the new st£pply wagon and accepted wonder of visitors and the terror of •- > * ,Lowest Prices. ^ • affair throughotit, barring ihe discom the same and turned it over to the De outside dealers in standard works. The prices that prevail in Hall's book and ^ MONEY TO LOAN. fort ani-inco^iyen,ience attendant upon partment. Then, a shof t season of so stationery store are so far below those the presence!;qf 'more guests than the cial festivity followed. Eloquent and of old time dealers in these goods, that S. B. WILSON,i*v Stocks, Bonds, etc., Bought and Sold, and pleasant assembly room Gould' be ex pointed speeches were made by the no one thinks of going elsewhere for , .A Loans Negotiated at Lowest Rates of pected to accommodate, it being esti Warden, Burgess O'Reilly and others, any. works from Webster, Dickens, .etc. Carpenter and Builder. ' Interest fjjp5 to Mohter Hubbard and Jack-the-Giant- -SB-lk mated that more'than two hundred when some excellent'musical selections Killer. There's the lamp and bric-a- AWING, Window Frames, &c. Mouldings BOOM 3, GAZETTE BUILDING, Rubber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably ttghfc S made to order. Jdbbing promptly attended people had availed themselves of Colo were rendered. The Warden assures brac store, stocked with parlor lamps, generally slip off the feet. to. Shop—Cross st.; Residence, 92 Wall st. nel Eoberts' invitation. piano lamps, easels, screens, etc., etc. ,'^4 NORWALK. CONN. ^ us that he was gratifyingly surprised THE "COLCHESTER" RCBBEB £0. First-floor at Belden avenue to let at S9 per There were eighteen dances upon the at the high degree of excellence shown There are odd departments at Hall's, month. Houses and lots for sale on easy terms that in the .metropolis are made dis programme, the music being the same by the various fire companies. He re tinct stores of—such as glove stores, rubber from slipping off. as that of the afternoon. At 9 o'clock marked the need of a larger number of parasol and umbrella stores, toy stores, ft Call for the "Colchester" the grand march was led by :C6lonel men for the Hook and Ladder Compa etc. And all these stores grouped con "ADHESIVE COUNTERS." Eoberts and Mrs. Ehoades, of NeW ny, but nevertheless this company was veniently under one roof, constitute SAGE ft CO., Boston, ExclusI what is known and patronized far and York, and was participated in "by about entitled to ail praise for its discipline near as the People's Palace-»-W. B. At Retail b; forty couples. While many of the la-., and the best use of its limited force. Hall & Co...... )YER & OLSEN, •HA {dies were richly dressed tfrerfe ' wa& 'V All inall, he thought few towns could Have you read. the ."Improved M. A. H. HOYT & SON, noticeable quietness of costume, ami-it equal' and none excel • Norwalk's fire D." advertisement in another column ? SMITH BEOS., THE POSITIVE CURE> {was evident that those present ' We?e d^pat'tmerit.' "'*'•< 'M/A V / Read it now ! TULIiY & SHEEHAN V-»-v •- - . -V . • . r- •" " 1 ' * " J IYiv ^' 7Vs , *."" ; ~ -,1 ,. :• • - • . '' . . '. ')- • • '•• , ..." - I : ll - . J- ' "" -r- • !• G.';A. FRAJiKE, ^ALARMS^ Wednesday evening, in the high school Annunciators, Automatic Gas Lighting ana Where rose the moantatnfl, line on line, r room, the annual meeting of the Over Electric Wiring:.in all its branches and sat?s- Be Wanted to Get Ahead of die- Man Above the brawling upper Rhine, faction guaranteed. DOOB BELLS, $4.00 UP v wltii the- mortgage. !: ' ' Blaine, THE HAIB CUTTER We heard from soaring tower and spire : River school district was held. There Samples may, be seen, at A. STOMltfELL b. T1IE IXTERKA-TIOlfAh CITY. or W. E.SMITH & CO.'S or address Ataboot aoon»ae I was journeying on Outrtag the mellow bell&of"Coire. were fifteen voters present. B. W. Ma No. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. , ti'20 CHARLES RILEY. Nor walk. horseback. through North Dakota,. I ^ came GATEWAY OF 2 GREAT NATIONS, Sweet were the echoesdownward borne ples was elected chairman, H. B. Wig- a^ong to : FARMER ALMOST BUNCOED. REDDING. " A Fearful and Partial -Oondtmrst Follows A Bad Humor Cured. tbe Bed River's Overflow. If .He Could Have Raised the Money He'd : A well of tie artesian style has been GAIKESVILLE, June .12.—Near Leoni, Have Had Tbat Gold Brick. $5,000 Expended on Doctors and Medicine 11.1YT & bored at tlie Clover Farm Creamery. thirty miles from here, on Red river, the j UTICA, N. Y., June 12.—Three gold brick Without Avail. Gave Himself I'p dead bodies of a man, woman aod little swindlers attempted to operate in Clinton, i'.*;£ to Die.' " .iAi -.f It is fifty-two feet deep, and is yield The Lashings' of the English Press child were found In a drift, .they, having Ask, Have you seen our Good ing a large amonnt of water. in this oounty, this week, but failed by a Upset the Heir Apparent, been drowrod during the late overflow. bar&ohanoe. One pretended to be a former Good Wife Suggests Cwticura Remedies. The creamery is paying twenty cents Tbe bodies have not yet been identified. resident, who left for California thirty-five Uses 2'hetn 7 Months'and Is Entirely year Welt Shoes, for Gentle- ^ a pound for butter fat, and the patrons W. W. Lyon, a fanner residing thirty years ago, and who came back to look for ' Cured. - , .? -- * ^ miles north of here, on Hickory cre^k, was take away the skim milk. It is receiv A BLAST FROM SCOTLAND, an uncle. Instead of finding the uncle he men, at fi M ' •«'< also drowned in that stream. found a wealthy farmer of tbe same name I was in the war during IRKS-64 f.nd took a ing twenty-five cents a ponnd for but News reached here from -Frazier, Green heavy cold at Gettysburg, lrom which I never aod took him into his confidence. By a fully recovered. In 18T51 broke out in sores all ter. The liberal Radical SocJerty DWUMAI county, o€ destruction to life and property plausible story tbe farmer was induced to caused by a terrible waterspout, accom over my chest and shoulder and seemed im- Messrs. A. A. and E. I. Gorham have That Wales Ilesign His Army Com- go to the hotel and examine some bars of ossible to cure. I tried all the famed doctors panied by a wind storm, which visited gold owned by an Indian who alsccame f could find, and to no avail. I expended some purchased a butter separator for their misrion—Lady Brooke's Tongue tbat town and vicinity. Rain had been five thousand dollars trying to find a cure, but from California. The Indian wanted to could not, and finally giving myself up to die, $3.50. own use. It separates the butter in Wagged-—Cunvmittg's Hiroat falling severaJ days, and finally a water sell one very badly, and would sell it my good wife suggested to me, one day, to try stead of cream from the milk. spout burst and in a few minutes the cheap. the CUTICUKA REMEDIES, which were so exten Last Sunday afternoon Rev. W. J. steeets were four feet deep in water, pre At this point in the game the third sively advertised and used. I followed her Look at them and you will LrONBON, Jupe 12.—The outspoken news senting tbe appearance of a raging torrent. suggestion, and am happy to say by diligent Jennings conducted public worship at paper press comments upon the part the swindler appeared and professed to be an application of vour CUTICUKA REMEPIES for buy. • i-rC. i. ^ Ail the business houses were flooded. Men expert who worked in the Philadelphia seven months I was entirely cured, after the Long Kidge Methodist Church, and Prince of Wales played hi tfoe baccarat secured buggies, mid with great difficulty spending five years of time and money with mint. He examined the brick and pro out avail, and am a sound and well man to-day. If you try them you will be in the evening Kev. D.Taylor preached scandal oontinne to be the sensation of the succeeded in hauling tbe worn® and chil nounced it worth over $21,000. The ex^pert You may refer to me if you wish, a^s I will tell in "Whitehead's Hall. day in England and elsewhere. The Prince dren to places of safety. paid $5 for the borings obtained in tbe ex- any one who may call on me my experience, more than satisfied. - -^ * v of Wales is in a very sittky frame of mind, These persons were drowned in Turfeey amrnatioa. The Indian would sell, the C. L. PllAIlSALL, There were many cases of la grippe Creek, Pomp Poinderter, a ypung farmer, •1 Fulton Fish Market, New York. cause#, it would appear, by the storm of brick for 99)000, and tbe farmer spent a APBIL IS, 1881. here last week. his sister and a yomnjg man named Al whole day trying to raise thaft amount A. H. HOYT & SOlT, adverse newspaper criticism Wliich hM bright. ' CUTICURA REMEDIES, swept ami is still sweeping aw him. Hfrfriends one after another refused to The dwelling house of Captain Phillips assist him, and Cold him it was a swindle. These grateful testimonials tell the story of 3ml5 • ' 87 WALL STREET, NORWALK. WESTON. - The religious press, as might be expect- was lifted from its foundation and carried great physical suffering, of mental anguish, He4na£ly beoame oonvinced that it was a by reason of humiliating disfigurations, and ed, is tbe most severe in its oommeots nearly a mile when it was hurled against a swindle, and the negotiations broke off. of threatened dangers happily and speedily OUSATONIO RAILROAD. Fri ends from New York state have upon the priDoe's oonch>ct. The Christian tree and wrecked. Phillips and one of his ended, by the CUTICUKA REMEDIES, the great DANBURY & NORWALK DITISION. The three operators immediately left town. est Skin Cures, Blood Purifiers and Humor H been visiting Mrs. Morris Perry. World, an mfiaen-tial independent , reli daughters caught some floating debris and • 9 —r Corrected to February 9th, 1891. were washed ashore half a mile from where, Remedies the world has ever known. Mrs. S. Hamilton and daughter have gious weekly paper, representing all tbe Orangemen . Elect Officers. CUTICUKA RESOLVENT, the new Blogd and PASSENGER TRAINS. the bouse Was demolished. - Mrs. Phillips Skin Purifier internally (to cleanse the blood :V/< been visiting friends in East Norwalk. Protestant denominations, says, for in DETROIT, June 12.—The grand lodge of of all impurities and prisonous elements), and —SOUTH . ' and her babe caught a plank and were Orangemen of tbe United States concluded stance: >"fbe throne rests upon tbe founda washed in to tbe branches of a large tree CUTICUBA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICUBA Lv. Norwalk. Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Pt. Mr. Eben Cole is thought to be tion of .pubtis,'opinion onty. A few more its session. Tbe following officers were SOAP, an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beauti- 5.52 a. m. fi.00 a. m. - -fe where they remained a whole day, when FLATLY J. H. Traynor, Detroit, grand fier, externally (to clear the skin and scalp and 7.31 a. m 7.56 " 8.03 slightly better. His son D. F. Cole, of scandals iifce tbat of Tranby Groffc wouM tbey were rescued by the parties in a boat. w. restore the hair),cure every disease and humor 8.17 " i . 8.27 " c;: 8.35 New York visited him on Saturday and masker; R. G. Paden, Pittsburg, deputy of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, 10.03 " 10.13 10.20 " ^ destroy this foandatioa., and Edward VIll A large number of houses were blown grand master; Thomas Milligan, Massa- from infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula, 12.37 p. m. 12.50 p. m. 12.57 p. m.* Sun day. would never be crowned." down and many others washed away. tibusetta, crand secretary; James Caldwell, when the best physicians, hospitals and all .4,09 4.20 4.27 " Tbe British Weekly remarks: "Tbe reve Dugouts were filled with water and hun other remedies fail, 0.07 Mix'd 6.16 Mix'd 6.25 " Mix'di Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gorham re PhiiadeipM^, grand treasurer; William 7.56 8.01 lations are enough" to sober up tbe strong dreds o-f people rendered ho-meless,^nd all 8.10 " . , turned on Saturday from Newton, RusseH, <5hieago, deputy grand secretary; Sold everywhere. Price, Cnticura, 50e.; Soap, —XOBTH.— est supporters of the monarchy.M their live stock, crops and other property S. A. I&ogersj Pittsburg, deputy grand 25e.; Resolvent, $1. Prepared by the Potter Mass., where they went to attend the swept away. Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. Lv. Wilson! 't.- Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Nor.walk The Globe sjays that both army aod navy tzeaauieit; James Dyer, Pittsburg, grand 1 6.05 a. m. 6.15 a. m. ti.19 a. m. wedding of Mrs. Gorham's brother, A young farmer named Burdono, who dhaplain^A S. Fuller Minneapolis, first SS^Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases,' 04 ' 8.45 ""v'i 9.18 '• 9.23 " feel keenly , the . stigma which has been was trying to reach the shore in a ferry pages. 50 illustrations, and 1C0 testimonials. i2.oi " »•; 12.11 " 12.16 " Dr. Coley, of New York. placed upon an honorable profession by boat, was thrown from the boat and deputy grand ebaplain; Vance Copetaixd, 1.50 p. m. 2.10 p. m. < ; : 2.16 p. m the agreement entered into between a field New York, second chaplain; William Grill- P| |^|PLES, black;heads. red, rough and chap- 4.55 " 5.10 " / 5.14 " Mr. Lloyd Godfrey's horse, which dvowned. en, FtiladeVphp*, grand treasurer, John ped and oily skin cured by CUTICUBA 15.55 " • 6.26 " • 6.33 " marshal and a general to maintain secrecy A FaiMiH Actor I>ead.' So AF. 6.a5 " 6.43 " has been ill nearly all winter with poll Dawscrn, grand tsustee; Timothy French, 10.15 " 10.25 •* ' ' 10.32 " in regard to' gambling and by "gambling NEW YORK, June 12.—-Charles Fisher, grand director of qeremoniea; Alex. Clydes- NO ItHKl MATIZ ABOUT ME. evil now suffers from a. thistleow. • with yotmjgsters, one of them astfbaltern.r W. H-STEVEXSOX, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Man'g'r the veteran actor, late of Daly's oompany, - .dale, grand inside- fcvler; William B. Mc • I* R,SE MINUTE THE CUTICUKA F. C.TAYNE. Superintendent. Miss Mamie Sturges is visiting Scotland After the Prince. ' . died at his home in this oity. Tbe eausc' Cartney, grand outside tyler. The next ANTITPAIN PLASTJCB relieves rheu A. W. PEBP.IN General Passenger Agent. matic, sciatic, hip, kidney, muscu friends in Bethel. ' The Liberal Radical Society of Sootlabd of las death was genera* debility, resulting annual meeting will be held in Allegheny lar and chest'pains. The first and has fd^parded'to- the Prrooe of Wales a froman attack oi erysipelas, from wiiicii, City, Pa. only" instantaneous pain-killing Miss. Annie Lockwood, Miss Myrtle resolution adopted by tt*e society,,oon- he sofieaed in London last March. . strengthening plaster. • : ' Chase, Mamie Sturges and Edith Fer detonihg "Ms a^ion with the - t>ao©arafc guson are among the pupils of Miss case, and demanAing .that "he,..qaafen his army oom-tnisMoii. ... , Helen Hill, in instrumental music. Tbe Vi&nna correspondents of the London EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN; Children's day will be observed with Times saysfchat tbe baooarat aoattdal. has FULTON, WATER AND 1'EAKL STS., NBW YORK appropriate exercises. at the Congre- caused a tensa&on in army ctaffes on the Both Better and Cheaper. contrneirt, especiafly m. countries where GEO. P. HEIBLING, Pnop. gatipnal church on Sunday. An inter the Prinoe of Wales' is honorary oolqnelof esting programme has been prepared. Kefurnished, new elevator and all modern 'several re^ibenta.' . This, odtaw^pondeet' " The Royal Baking Powder, as an actual fact, is the improvements. Mrs.. Merwin Beers and grandson, •also calls attention bo tjbe fact that an American plan 32 per day and upwards, ac Austrian general, v^bo was found to have most economical in use of any made, because of its cording to location oi rooms. have been visiting her daughters in condoned m la similar manner, to that European plan, single rooms, 75c and $1.50. Of Double rooms, $1.50 to $3 per day. Bethel. adopted by tbfe Prinoe 'Wales acts of greatly superior strength. Special terms by the week. 5 Mr. Moore, of South Norwalk, caught cheating upon tbe part .of. ooe of his sub New York elevated railroad depot in hotel; ordinate officer's,' was compelled to resign Both the United States and Canadian Governments Five minutes walk to New Haven, Hartford a large snapping turtle in front of the & Bridgerort, Clyde AMallory Steamship lines from the' ann^ in order tb awrtd being ly4S residence of Mr. Ephraim Fitch, on tried by doiiirt tiuu&aL in the reports of their investigation of baking powders Wednesday. . Tbe rbj«al parrt)y at Asoot ae^njed to .as-: sume'an estt-actegree of as it -t» have published this fact officially. Miss Sarah Hill, of Bedding, has shototbeif iik^fferenoe to fhe fire of cxiti- MIDDLESEX BANKING CO, "cfem whi6h' has been potning. upoti the been visiting her niece, Mrs. Walter The other baking powders known in this vicinity OP UIDDLETOWJT, CONN. Rowland. Pritiioebf Wates-s^id his 'jknthnfttes .since Tuesday. -princehi-msneff wastb^-least are shown by chemical tests to contain from 20 to 80 Chartered in 1872, Under the Ranking Laws of Mrs. Ellen Perry is spending a few d&mm'straji&e; ot 'tibe' groap. Outride, of . Connecticut. weeks with her daughter, Mrs. D. L. this lit^' :opt^^;'jev«rybody vnas talking per cent, less leavening-gas than the Royal. So the Cash Capital, 8600,000. Surplus, 825000. of the atftaeks the ptifeioe, vbiohhave SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. _ Six per cent. Investment Bonds at par and Rowland. ! 4C1UAL COST 1X8S THAV $1.25 FIB accrued interest. At the last session of the been ttnespeotedjy muoimow . in their Royal, even should it cost more than the others, would legislature these bonds were made a legal in Miss Ella M. Bennett, will spend tone 61 wjfirti&g^attd reprojrf. AGENTS: vestment for funds held by executors, admin istrators and trustees. next week in New York. TVe Sroofce. be much the cheaper. W. H. SMITH & CO., Norwalk, The fact that ta hifrexamfaataop in count W. C. QUINTARD. South -Norwalk. R. B. CRAUFURB, Agt„ ^ Miss Nelia Nichols has been on a the prino^was not asked Mt/betber be -di In addition to this the superior flavor, sweetness, lyir BOOK 2, MASONIC BUILDING, NOBWALE. visit to her brother in Easton. vulged t3» aecirefc' erf tbe precis, while ail A daughter was recently born to Mr. the other parties . to tbe affair; were qnes- wholesomeness and delicacy of the food raised by Royal ^EW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD ttfone'EW 'TOR K . " CABINET L. F. FurloRg and F. O. Tucker, said Fur banbep; why be carries his own baccarat long assignor to A. Whitney and S. W. Bishop, CHICAGO BKANCH-^323-825?Dearborn Street, Chicago...... £T24 •. otographs, Hartford, electric switch. apparatus about with him; the ncmSense PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE. E. J. Gatling, Hartford, making ordnance. that occurred among the party'oil both W. C. Higgins, Norwich, steam and hot wa nights of the play; and last, but^fcot least, $3 per Dozen ter generator. TORE3 AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED at AT THE N.Johnson, assignor to Meriden Bronze Co., Lady Brooke.'s reason f6r breaking her s LOWEST RATES. tfH5 Meriden, extensible standard for piano lamps. promise to the; Prince of Wales that she C, W. LeCount, South Norwalk, lathe dog. would not u$ter a single word about the G. D. Leonard, New Haven, hose bag, two 17 Union Square, N.Y. patents. affair to a livifig heing. LUto-Stae Crayen ft 14om. CaMaetit 810* S. G. Monce, Bristol, apparatus for cutting Notice ! Dogs!! glass. GrinroM Caralrjr Reunion. OTICE is hereby given that the names of O. L. Nettleton, Milford, & G. F. Lee,Bridge -FOB ALL- all persons owning unregistered dogs on port, pipe clamp. ITHACA, N. Y., JGne IA>—Tbe annual re Nthe 1st day of July, 1891, will be handed to the Merrill Businiss College, Stamford. F. M. Stevens, assignor to Matthews & Wil- union of the Gfriswold cavalry is being Grand Jurors, Constables and Prosecuting Open Tlirongh Entire Summer. lard Mfg. Co., Waterbury. attaching knobs, held here. Comrades from all parts of the Officers on that day, and all such persons will PRACTICAL, Business Training School two patents. b6 prosecuted according to the statutes in union are present. • • The member's assem such case provided. ' 4tl20 A for both sexes. Students entering dur bled at the court house at 1 p. m. Thurs Stomach and { Kidney Troubles, ing the spring can be fitted to fill positions in There is more Catarrh in this section SAMUEL DASKAM, ) Selectmen autumn. Every business branch taught thor day, where ah. address of welcome was de- NELSON J. CRAW, }• of oughly. The college is FIBST-CLASS in equip of the country than all other diseases Iivei*ed by Mayor S.t John, Colonel .Charles OSCAR W. RAYMOND, j Norwalk. ment, and exery department is in charge of put together, and until the last few G. Otis, of New York, responded. A busi competent instructors. Send for catalogue. years was supposed to be incurable. Disorders; Rheumatism and Malaria Address, PBESIDENT MEBBILL BUSINESS COL ness meeting was subsequently held and LEGE, Stamford, Conn. t.fiag For a great many years doctors pro officers elected for the ensuing year. In nounced it a local disease, and pre •A" the evening a campfire under the auspices IS-- S. W. Gregory, scribed local remedies, and by constant " of fjydney post, No. 49, G. A. R., was held. s. Gtrsowszi, ly failing to cure .with local treatment, Friday will be chiefly devoted to Bight see LIVERY, BOARD, FEED, SALE pronounced it incurable. Science has ing and an excursion on Cayuga lake. ' MERCHANT TAILOR, '-:L proven Catarrh to tie 'a. constitutional AND EXCHANGE > w ^ Is ready to show the Finest Stock of disease, and it therefore requires con- Blair's Successor. HIOHLAND stituional treatment. Hall's Catarrh NEW YORK., June 12.—A Washington : CLOTHS,CASSIMEBES AND 0VSBC0A7INQ - Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney special to The Herald says it is reported STABLE 8 \ & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con And a grsat variety of Fancy Pants Patterns!is] that President Harrison has decided to 14 Knight Street, Xorwalk. E. GD80WSKI, V stitutional cure on the market. It is send ex-Governor and ex-Senator Gilbert taken internally in doses from 10 drops •: Several cases dy'spepsja,^"that had % fin the' first plac.e it geeiits to. be of A large stock of newly purchased and care Corner Wall and Waiter StreetiS A. Pierce, of North Dakota, as ottr repre fully selected Teams, Carriages, Ac. to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon sentative to China Mr. Pierce is now an resisted, all other treatment, are ^eil universal adaptation to diseased con- Coaches, Carriages and Saddle Horses fur the blood and mucous surfaces of the editorial writer on the Minneapolis Trib nished vt all hours. Careful drivers when For Sale. system. They offer one hundred dol une. The'appointment of Governor Pieroe after three pr four months' use of tie ditions like light and air. J have used desired. • lars for any case it fails to cure. Send . Omnibusses, wagonettes. Coache*. Rock- HE HOUSE, No. 14 Union Park, occu- will likely be followed by the appointment •water. • R. M. Gbis-wold, M. D/ it in kidney diseases, stoma, ch troubles away8, Phaetons and Light Road Carnages. T pied by Ira Cole. The house has double for circulars and testimonials. Ad of ex-Senator Blair as minister to Japan. Telephone Call. tfl20 parlors, dining room, library, store room and dress, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. v "" -- " .. and skin diseases with marked success. a large kitchen on the first floor. Five bed- rooms, sewing room and bath room on second ' ^ •STSold by Druggists, 75c. t;,i / Poisoned Ice Cream A grain. I There cannot be too much said in its - • E. M. RRPIIEX, M. D.,. floor. Two bedrooms, a fine billiard room and ' • BLOCCKINGTON, Ills., Jane 12.—At least drying room on the third floor. The kitchen, % > si For Over Fifty Tears . t dining room and all the bed rooms have large fifty-(arsons, mostly children, 'were vio fayor as a drink in fever, to quench For rheumatism and kidney troubles, Sooth Norwalk: aid in Mil closets. It has stationary tubs, hot and cold * " « Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been lently sick here as tbe result of eating ice ! water, gas and sewer connections, and is in w used by millions of mothers for their children thirst and to allay the fever. s especially diabetes, it is invaluable. - •• ki.— while teething. If disturbed at night or brok cream purchased at a certain factory. Of j perfect repair throughout! Any persons wish- •' en of yonr rest by a sick child suffering and all who attended a festival at the Moulton , C.A. SEABS, M. D. , - ' M. F. LiNQtiisT, M. D. ing to purchase are invited to call and exam- crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at once Street Mission ehurch, not one who ate ice I Steamboat ine the premises. For further particulars &•!?"• and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Leaves Sonth. Norwalk for Botoi! Poljat, apply to the owner or of tfl2 Mm Syrup" for Children Teething. It will relieve cream escaped. Many were dangerously , O. E. WILSON the peor little sufferer immediately. Depend ill, and some have not yet recovered. 1 10:30 a. m., 18:30 p. m., 2 p. m., 8p m ' Leaves Roton Point fqr Sonth NcirwalisV TATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN' THE SHEF upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. .'•I FIELD t SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL—The It cures diarrhoea, regulates the 6tomach and Received by Minister Unooln 9:05a. m., 11:30a.m., 1:15 p. m., ?:85 &. la.. s bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, Record. ' j - nt State Scholarships in the Sheffield LONDON, June 12.—Mrs. Russell Harri Send for a copy of the 4:45 p.m., 6:30 p. m. Scientific School will be# filled at the Annual reduces inflammation, and gives tone and SVSDAT TBIPS.—Leaves Sonth Norwi-ik. Meeting of the Appointing Board, June 23d, energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow s son and Mrs. McKee arrived here from 1891. All applications should be made before Soothing Syrup for children teething is pleas Liveypool Thursday. The ladies were met 10:30a.m., 1 p.m*2:30p.m., 4:15 p.,in., 5,40 ant to the taste mid is the prescription of one p.m...... , June 20._ .The number of vacancies for the of the oldest and best female physicians and at Eustcn Square .station by United States Leaves Boton Point. j year is fifty-two. Blank forms will be sent nurses in the United States.' Price 25 cents a Minister Lincoln and tbe attaches Off tbe THE TONIOA SI'HBItS CO.. when requested by bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the 11:30 a. m., 2:45 p. m., 3:; p. m 5:00 p. xn. PROFESSOR GEORGE J. BRUSH, American-legation,..by .whom they were 6:10 p. m. llfit.f Secretary of the AppointinglBoard". world. Be sure and ask for "MES. WINSLOW'S New Haven, May 21,18W. : SOOTHING STKTIP." V,- • escorted to Mr. Lincoln's residence...... CAPT. H. ROWLAND. g& 2m28 S.K .^HIGHLAND PARK, CONN.FJ v>. 1