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man.lpent Sunday with relu— Lucy Dennis, of Brooklyn, Jennie will come to this city.
-tlves‘F2rwn./___ Holdrick. .uf Catskill, Innis Drew, of But r day afternoon hines from St
A , f , k - _ Whitney’s Point and Jennie Saunden, , _ '
in; l fixings-11: Sefio‘rsiifgadrdtni- of Waterbury are visiting friends in ““3." and “”0" sonoois played on
brid b [ rd ' Norwalk. llaxter’s ground. The result was 16 to?
8 I“ 9 i!- 'l‘w hire-dm f G in favor of the former club.
—-'l'he Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at omen .. team 0 E I I "F. —“-’“
'fiml‘lm ory hturdsy night end succeeded in A game of ball betweenthe Excelslou
. 8.17.
NUMBER :34.
monuments-i Mara-r
aunt's: .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, M,
m, 14, 1888.
Joe P'RlNTlN,
. NEAT! QUICK! cue
A" ‘n
Iaw advertise-urn Thomas L. Gn’enmy, of Hartford, m Ilium Wk rim-ism!” in 3mm fl“ “m - m 0- n” W 00-h?!
film V in town to-day. ford. . ‘ m. n the ‘ ’ ‘ a lire. Betsy Averill of, New Preston
“not “mum wm‘. cabana”. 'u . Iii. Mn“ .Bltlllll taut?“ loll" g» c.- ”I m m ma. gigng tgfgx‘ .nn"e:nt, :‘J‘.’
mam thataihr ~ little worse this morning. hours in Jersey City this morning. The Hotchkin family 'm give one of I I . general one 0 rs.
—Tomato and Cabbage plants for sale,
Jennings & Wnterhury.
Hollie '1'. Peealey oleew York is visit-
lng relatives in the borough.
Franklin E. Bates, of Jersey City
Heights, is visiting relatives in this city.
It is said that Gilbert, who plays right
dald for the Norwalka, is the driest
catcher in the state.
Raymond & Comatock are not doing
much at present, a xcept in the trimming
room. on police beta.
00. D it having lovely weather for
their annual spring parade today.
‘Wiulield Hanford will break ground
torhisnewstorein East Norwalk this
week.
Hugh Hines while out sailing yester-
day upset his boat opposite Selleck'a
boat house and got a ducking.
A reunion of the Twenty-lint regio
merit, Connecticut Volunteers, will be
held in Willimantic on Kay 10.
Aiighttookplaoeonthelowereud of
the depot Saturday night between So.
Norwalk men and Bridgeport parties.
, wasta- nausea. '
.‘ For louday, in New England. slightly
warmer fair to partly cloudy weather.
with variable winds.
THE Loom. 311mm
nigh tide tomorrow 1.08; low tide,
Sun rhea 4.34; IIIII eats 7.04 ,
Frank Sammiaapentfiunday in DWI!-
Ghurchill Hungerford
was in '0‘"! Clarence Blauson found a gold cuff
Sunday. __ ‘ liar m daugh 0‘ holder at the Chinese Tea at the Metho-
- Llasie II I" dist Church the other evenin .
ifiArtbn-r Rome“ is spending a few days Port C r are viai ting Ire. prriam ’ 8
llrs. W. N. Wes of New Canaan,
formerly of South Norwalk. is seriously
ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Her
sister is taking care of her.
Ierritt on Leonard street; borough. ’
Gilles: Ryan arrested James Gainey
yetterday, for drunkenness. lie was
Frank ohmic of Whitneya Point, N.
Y.,, is in town.
Fanny Davis of the borough spent“
' , . — Ill i 'lll at. . .
Sunday in New Canaan. . Wham“ ““8" Km” ‘1‘" morning This morning the 9.!) train which $2.1: Sty: oZinet. nth."- ”a: Naver before in the history of this no I I, m Mu i ma, at
Frank But W has Percy Ferris was home from Green— goes through here , frightened Ferd dollu iaequal toaaolooutbaalaflhells, 00“"! '1" such mum-tic 930“ been T IMF“- “an“
“1'in “b85300 been ville, N. .1, yesterday where he in em- Hayes’ horse so that he kicked the 11,”; the awise be". m. light-ins made '0 cheapen {00“ product- ”! the “MA Wagmm'
very ’ m ployedinadynamo-moter manufactory. whillletree to pieces and broke the and um, besides doing up”. is com: Introduction 0' “inf-WW adulterants. i121“ 'm‘m‘imxm
i “£21.”?! oproator;.El_llalaa., i. Vi.“- 1 The schooner “ N. J. lilier”that has shafts. ———._—.——— ‘ pelled to tune the ‘ :l for the :fidmmazmMMIBWJUV; m. m ”'1
nu sun on I . . - - ' - ' ounmsnnn with wi ‘ tboard.
We been “,0.de ' “I,” of “no for F. John 8. Light went to Darien todanggflgdire :1; ‘t'he‘ Tslzi‘ifid’mfi": tsllow or my olher mineral. a 1‘ Rooms. 01:03:. n. n "
Auadjourned meeting oftheCommon W.J’aquiof "10 borough. lliled water to appear before the county commis-
sioners for the people of that town
against granting a licenae to a man
named Kallahan. A petition remun-
stratlng against granting the license has
been generally aigned by the inhabitants
Council will be held this evening.
Herman “W B i' t Farm is James P. Almon and family of Bridge-
. . port moved from that place to So. Nor-
having his fine residence painted. . walk this morning. They will reside on
"u“ "“3“- ____.._ of Dsrien. 0,
United States Treasurer llyatt and burn - .
son, and John C. Wilson, the hat man- ”if: in Eu:h§o:::?: :3 at; ‘13::
:faiiturerhwere registered.“ fl” lia- walk should calion Harrell & L'Homi-
an emo otel, Saturday night. dieu as they have for sale acme of the
The annual meeting of the “”30," most desirable lots there iii in the market,
Book d: m" Company will be held auddown at hard pen prices, in reach
this evening for the purpose of electing 9‘ "9'! "0’3"? "33"; Al” ”me V"!
ofllcers for the ensuing year. cheap houses already Improved. Read
Arth Reh ha their adverthement.
ur en’s company t t is to give *wffl‘
n benefit to the ushers of Music Hall next BASE 'BALI. 1"st
m.y evening i. ncceptedasthe legging Items of Interest to the haven of the
comedy organization traveling. N'“""' on“
Hm.--“ _ Manager Shear of the Daubnrys has
Douglas 1’0"" P9“ WI“ “Pk" "" signed a new battery, Burns and Heine,
rangements at their meeting to- of Elmira.
night for a fitting observance of Decora-
tion Day in this town audRowaytou.
day.
The company in—drthur Behan'a
“ Nancy & Co.” is a first-clam one.
Louis Beckwith of Trenton, N. J., is
visiting his aunt on High street, borough.
‘ llamie Lewis of the borough is just
recovered from s severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Gan. Jenningu of New Gunasn,spent
Sunday in the borough with his brother
Willhm.
Friday night five dogs went over on
Theo. Price’sfarmnnd killed six sheep
and a lamb.
- Henry Olibteiu. of Bridgeport, and
" *nk Wheeler, of Dsnbury. spent Snu-
lin town.
y W. Fancbild, thewell known
To-dav the Norwalks are playing at
Danbury and tomorrow the Bridgeporte
lchmmrmmm m& 9!! the Elli , Norwulka W‘s Saturday‘s...
capsized ofl
Th Klimt “liuuie” . . “0".“ 10." "
made to pay for their fun this morning. w-..._..
Cooke-none Island yesterday afternoon. . a flier“ flaws-elo- “ “I. nu" cow
No lives were lost. The different tables and honors at the -'.[|’
G. A. R fair will be! in 0!]?!ng of “I! SOUTH “03“.“, Conn, my I‘m.
ladies in the shops in this city. Thta To all 'I in "I 9 Hi Nu m and
fact alone ought to assure the success of vicinity:
the “it. * The churches of Christ an organizer;
- , Everything heiipeaksa good attendance recently in South Norwolk have fornie
day '0' Brooklyn '31:; 3,3" In“ at the Usher; benefit Friday night in an Evangelical Alliance for Christian
the thug Milling; . "“5“? “31L Tickets I“! selling rapidly fellowship and work. _We have planned
Theexecutivecommitteeof theYoung andthe people may '1’" ”med “'9! for a friendly visitation of the entire
Inn’s Republinn Club will meet this will get their moneys worth. mmunigy, Tthur‘ntog, has been so ..
evanllgatthnnflcc of 1““ H. “3"" divided into 14 districts, each of which
________. Herman Peiter walked from the hon has been ‘ in charge of ‘wpflvi‘m’
Plank Quintaiec of Wilton haapur- oughtoBridgeport and back yesterday, who is ”Tim, “,9 “mo" appointed.
Henry Johnston of the borough ex-
pects to erect a house on his new proper-
ty on Henry street this summer.
1min Smith of the borough left Satur-
Averill's dmcendauta joined in the festiv-
ltiee' oi the occasion.
lire Averill retains complete possession
of her mental faculties, and by‘uonttaut
reading keeps well informed in reference
to'curront aflslra; Bhe remembers and
delights to talk about the important hiav
torical events during the pass ninety
years. She remembers with perfect dis~
tinotiou her ilfth birthday. and each of
their llratcla- antertaiamaatahiu the
Congregational church this, j ’ an.
oer theauspicesof l). E: lliabruwand
thecholrofthechorchaudfcrthebsne-
lit of the new church organ and the
choir fund. Admission will be Shots.
andchildrenundarltyearaflcta. The
Standard says of the“ comps-ya .. appear-
ancein Bridgeport: ‘ T
“ The Botcbkin family. inflating of
four young ladies. is s wonder musically.
Win-um sirl- WI'H'I'H' ' to be healtbis perfect. She reada the bible
found in a brass band. They held forth
at Park street Church, last evanlng, and and ““le
were mm by . Mm Indi- ‘l'hanIharof'l‘we-ty-dveculdreu.
once. lfiss Anna takes mind in to Bum-Pom. W- v... my mom
lullamatiou of
A Balls Investment
mun:
"' no.
room-flied for house
Mindoulhm CL.
PRICE Two CENTS.
Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failure a return of purchase twice.
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised Druggiat a bottle of .Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consump .
guaranteed to bring relief in ‘ cry case,
when used for any adectiouof Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Com-ptlon,
longs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group. etc,
etc. Itispleaeantandagreeabletotaate,
perfectly sole, and can always be de-
her birthdays since that time. She is Mild upon. Trlslbottlcs fraeatChas.
able to walk without amistance and her Lapham’a.
On
his
Congregational] Church,
Monday Ev’ng., liay It, ,
' years, She. each. ‘
._‘g..._
(lo-Iona“ .3 g 9m
Admission. 8512.; Under , 14 ,
ishing manner. Bhe'aan" on in. twins. 0! the 25, 21 are now living.
zitber and thinks nothing '
ying . The oldest is 83, and there are nine raid
couplishmenu, gm] not 3in writes Roberttiilligan gave birthtobertwenty- Wanted.
We and pi”. the violin “a no fifth child yesterday. The mother is 48 mm. to lakecbarge of dining room and
but wblatlea exquisitely a“ 5.3:"; years old, and was married at theage of A “mm" ‘m’“”w“"§ "'1‘“
music out ofa ”magi“ 3.. atom 14. Her children includes five sets of “Inward. ‘
adlamoad-sha
rot in '
for its “return to
mmf‘fi‘i
thlaolce. 1 in
one
it!
guitar withoneband whib she ting.“ grandchildren.
Building sou;
We“ 39 I minim and M “329'? Misc There is no don r to human life more
Julia performed on the not». bell- Ind to he dreaded often that which arises
anion Mm- flgr not Ind played on from vltiated blood. Dyspepsia, them
the Emil: bells. matism, headache, and general debility.
To Let. Furnished.
EMANTIargerooma for one or two gentle
men. Alsosmallerroolna. Ornate. Ill-c
henna-dictation. Applyat
ml! lw
Sondheim
n.» I... ,. ,5, w on. n,“ all result from it, and are cured by the
Trouble for Talking about the Polleo- use of Ayer’s Bananas-ills. Take it this
'1'“- month. Six bottles, 85.
“8! 0|]. 3 (land ‘ l ” id W
Iv! ‘9 I» “’ '°"’ ” Relief ohm Sick Headache, Drowei-
the man on the corner as the reporter , . .
came out of the drug . ”I.” belied noes, Nausea, Business, Pain in theSIde,
been to get a glass of sot’iirater. “Well, ‘53-. guaranteed ‘0 “'0” Mills WI
what's the trouble now,‘ asked the re- Little Liver Pills. These complaints are
MUSIC HALu,
USHERS’ BENEFIT,
"Aim“
Friday. May is.
ll'llllli‘liwhflmtll:
Comedians,
the I .
Prom Dsly’a Theatre, New Yuk.
porter. “Trouble enough," said the nearly aiwsys caused by torpid liver and
man. “That policeman is going to make constipated bowels. Restore these or-
trouble if he finds out who the man on m' to me" proper functions and the
the corner was that told you that ntory. trouble. ceases. ME. I‘m” Lu?"
Why. dim. me, if 1 dare look him in the W" W“ 5° ““5 "'1 "m. 0" Pi“ "
face; I should have to bash as snreas a dose. Forty in a vhl. Price 25 cents.
you’re born. You see 3 is this way- he ' "a Wm .
does‘not think you would have said a’ny- £%i#b&hflux'c:$fi
thing about it if your attention had not ' ’ '
. lea time with less medicine and for
been called ioit and nrwheialooking "Hm“ ’ usi Csrte . ' -
around to find out if he can who it was ey, by ng re Little Ln"
Wagons And Barnum
Ram-SkatebofDouhleand'l'eu sets of
m. ‘ Abe roar
Single Milan]
aecond-hndplauo box,twopbaetuuaaudtwo
surreye. Wllibcaimlehsaptunkerucmfornew.
B. W. OMEN.
fl! tf
Wanted.
Amen-mansions:- the. listing.
.J.A.l)
lloomtdliavlland'alluildiug. . 8L
that gave you the points. Pills, “mi";
"What does he intend to do when he
Building sand For; lulu.
Wednesday for a warrant for the arrest
of her husband, Horace B. Barton, who ",0 um with the m of u. mg. .g the
Her Pacific end,which,however,it easy dredg-
M the pieceofpropfl’i! 31'0“". leaving his home on Water street at d The '0“ is to "a undertnken at once.
the "Wood Place” on Faucher avenue. a. in. and returning at 1.30 p. in. No It is to he no denominational. non “cm,
W I. “up “u made in Bridger,“ except ian. There is to be no .proselyting, no
0‘.” of {among cfiabid iii: about thirty minutes for lunch. ““3““ at it .0 far as the ”we are ul-
excitsmurit in the borough on'Friday.
The Chinamen had a new kite out yes.
terday. It represented is large face with
' died t its residence
m‘gfl'fifldfifim Bs-turilay. “1... . dill-went churches, or attendance upon
”gain...” .nhwimimnin‘iuig, He the «nice: in the dilfeieni pluceu oi
- ife and one child two years worship.
large 3" which “"0va 0” mm” 5:61;:flal services will he held to- facts. To tho“ who III" "0 "rim!"
when m the “I“ morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at his Mu
Franciaa Email of New Canaan was home.
thrown out of his carriage on Water
street yesterday afternoon and quite
“injured. ,_fi_ >
Lillie Wood, who has been yiaiting parilla.
“WWW of the borough for
the pit week, returned in |II'I’ home in
New You Crrr. Ilay 51h, 1888.
I cannot overestimate the benefits re-
ceived from the use of Quintard’a Sarca-
Yours,
Gsio. B. Wrus. Jn ,
0f Thurber Whyland & 00..
stances inny prompt.
' ' A‘ ' h uaand
ilsrwaylim. Saturday. There will he a union prayer .meeting remove any barriers. Louie wit
7”?" at the Congregational Church Thursday we will reek to do you good. Uur visita-
‘T" “a“ ‘_n'.._“"._c"""" evening next. The members oi the tiers i- hibefriendly,regular,ayateaia-
Geo. Taft has bought the eailboat various churches are urgently invitedtu tie. and we invokeacordial reception
has hauled her up in the attend. Bring lioodyt Bankey hymn
to give books. ‘
There will be a union meeting ta:
evening in the Baptist church by
“finale" and
rear ofblaston cu Wallstmt.
her a thorough ovarhaullnii.
A temperance meeting was held in the
tian
n psoplaofthetlocieiyofCh‘i-iatiau ‘ ._. ._ rights-summers respected. This
Wm“ memo...’ ... '°'~a~...:.m- “may... no- urmur... .......... .. h. . are-”m... “3:". - .. “m” ..... ”‘ “"' “”°" ‘°""" ' .... ~
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. ‘ d ”Marble mogulllba a short one. All the m J E. m I hail echlcksn batched yesterday with ”am, tpmttisavaragamortality charms-wreaths?!“ too 4...,
”3m “kWh-g" r “to y ”I" ”1"“. ”I In I. and Pffll' “"90 19K.- hmglldhk‘ “V118" “I. was“ , “3.1.... . 3
wardad Charles ' I . Illhn'ua tail should . ec icken appearst . i with
r ”Mblmof NurYorkatthzilr M‘ B. A' mwmm dent B'm'm' hsperfeetly well and rats heartily of that en the '03331‘1‘ & LsuonDIEU,
“I“ “ ”“N““‘ M’ Elm; 3.2.2.? i: m a abort time m BaptistChiircb. W’I' ”if“ V!“ "‘3‘ ' fmfl'mu." 33%“: with: saith-om mawsa'u.
5 , I III"! preach Bonds In the 0.3.11” “Military. tbsclimatam . van now-blag“- 7 arwalk.
, hawk-WW d amnlyforhnarkubszlrffm Mtkcmnch. luadvaitialng uolnmnwllt 1,. (“my amrabathmmz‘hamotm angruiu‘rw hang-g3:
' “mmm '° W" o- tum-mm. nI-p-Iewmm . r-Am- mmmmoimwwm... 3"...“ w w, m. , Tm ”h
. travails I“ "" lily bawell nppihduxtsthiaih. ho- WWAlllanee. “Mmummmm,m, 4.. “WW”. m ""1”
m "n- n... ‘ s- W livery um. ““3 i' '0 mm“ sii when and throughout ’
clal meetingaaa usual.
mmmdthcaaralllaloamow
alshsaceilmstattharssldaecsotflrm.
pastel the moneys remaining in the
traasaiyoftliaurgsnlastiou. ilyauu-
‘ of tum-pantie
ever
andwasprobably
r‘wldowwaadkathwoshuhrea,‘
milder-lib mannerisms-mils
ready classified by their membership ini
we simply wish to learn “it“ the atifilllpttddlllll'def of Virgil Barnum
place of worship. our visitore chime in
the name of the Lord Jesus. and of the
several churches. asking you to indicate
a nwlerenc», hosed upon past training or
pereorial history, or upon any reason or
relation which your present circum-
We wish you to‘
be identified with some of our churches.
We ddrll’t' to emphasise our invitation, to
for those who come to you in the name
of Christ and in behalf oi the local
churches. We hope to bring the entire
community under the blessings of Chris-
iirothsrliood. and human sympathy lotion.
Julia A. Hitler. I ssddler. “It!“
guano-mittsd—lcidadnaday 5! “Wm ,
himself into the Connecticut
atflutford. no had been drink-
dellrioae. Bawaa for
“The workbnow well underway allalimg “Windlmfl Shinto-She“!-
cosh Wanted.
Wednesday, hm... are rules
“PM Hayes. :4, as and as.
Home For lulu a“
ixmddmtieud-goodhrim. Color Thiawlllbethecuedyev-t runs.
8. . in i - heoul mama-aha
Shim M'o.'§.m-rcn'summhie. Mimi'th. and «mom V
WW... o R FAIR“
meanings ' I I ’ j
ire-nus." com.‘ mosmwmunmmmo.
In" ‘ s.ii.,wiiihehddih ~_ ‘
Music Hall, South “email, -
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mmmapmmmeaum
PROGRAMME:
” _ . — —~ . ' ‘ ORDMMVNIJJL Raymond.footof llavl» mum:
finds out, said the reporter. "Well, I THE PANAMA CANAL. “mum'mgfi-flm I-v PJlul'lltt‘bmwufll will catwiaia u-
don't know. I suppose Judge Bellmk t —--—-- to. and m Imam ' i
will settle that part otit.” and the man 3‘ “- “PPM“ 1"“- AW“ "‘0 61'0" . ‘ m: It“...
went up Wall street and the reporter Wool-ma Work Par Advanced, and George 3' Undcrhlll 0'" 1)., cw" MM“ elven m
went around the corner and borrowed a llaalta on the Isthmus Good. I8 mm mwm “W I“ SATURDAY m '
. . . ail-both! tut Nee- eflll- nev.uwuusnikau. incidental.
light for his are: of the policeman who PING-“Ills ”twill-93““ “ 30- A. medshvcaa _
stood um» holduig up the building 80 as 3‘ '0‘“ ‘ "‘ —-—————
It 'MMwfllaM-an rho W 7"“. T. m.‘ ‘ nonhuman-mean
it. Loved a nut [landed our. wish-0‘4... . “Mummy.” Li I... i «1;: all?“ mans-Io,
lira Susan Barton oi Greenwich, * ~‘m Hi 1 . _ ‘!-‘_‘
' . or TheUnited Premwu Pmmwlm manai‘m autism. ‘ i
asked Justice Patterson at Jefferson A w itblir A aoldchup. A rare tor out with a nr. : 7
can W10 - M ma dollars mus-s. J. I.“ M,
"mm 00"" i“ “9" Y0" °" in .fi‘flu. ' ”:34: ' “whfloom. s srwoon.
LYCEilll Tangy;
~Cu58cnol with mm To one
husband, she said. bud szmnible yard at ing,audcnnbedonein a ymr and a half. "mmwmflinl mouth NEW Yo .
Woodlawn. The husband apps-rid in The Siam dudsu have due out fifteen migrant “mum mat-1m!“ , _
court Friday. fleis suing his wife for » 3 sum mm - - ”I.
a divorce, and refused to live with her. Bicycle For Sale. aasna Cal. moans: lull. I. .
She said that be was in low with a red- IC'YC'LI formic. : m ' 'm m
beaded girl, and wanted to get rid of mamfilwhlehmtarepthe water Bu“. AmmzsmmWh m .V f; .1- \
her. Barton ssidhc would support his of Chagrea won canalihslf. 1 . wI
1mm, child if my would I," u m, it“... madame-whiz; mo naive-186mm. . e _
tenor Hotel at Greenwich. She MW MM "um“ “I “when“ P03101110! not-ion. ‘ M m n. d Ibo; _, ‘
promised to go there rind he was ‘Emdlhl'h m “infill” cf the Tnfifiwmmwufum“ IaeH-t r
di'chn'li’d- _____ unluhicli'm be embraced between the .;,.h.m°m”w.gum "m“ n. menu-molt. can - ,I
flawley Nearly lemvcrud. ing in homes not numbered should mm M h
DANBURY lluv 11—- Thu postponed
iexsmiustion of William B. flue-Icy for
is
is set down for May iii iluwley
by Barnum. parties are now entertained
of Bdmuni‘s‘ ecovery.
«Knits...» Completed.
Col. George II. White the assistant
adjutsiit genmil, has nearly completed
the work upon which he has spent the
lastthree yearsvor more, iha catalogue
of Connecticut volun-een. The k nawbambutbaloothhcfurtbsrtodoabout
willprobably be ready for pu tion it lthasuodedra to hta-fwehanyway
hyJuuelst. It contains 5.1M ea withwhathbsiugdoualnthsdmsrlcaa
alone of soldiers in the last war. The
work of CoLWhlto has been very en-
grossing aud exacting. requiring much
research among the archirde at Wash-
d
July 1. Alsotha qualifications necessary mmfrum othsr
We desire to say to our cltiuena, that
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