anvesritmo iridium NUMBER 146. mammmmm. Ice ssdtuasalausr For Tuesday in New England partly cloudy werther, with slight thermal changes. southerly winds and rain. fol- lowed by clearing in Eastern New York. ‘ THE foam. NEWS. ‘ I; High tide 8.17. . Bun rises 4.88; sun am 7.17 John day. _______ A. Salmons spent Sunday with rein- tlves in Derby. ‘ Ifiss Blanche ‘Bandiforth o Is visiting in town. ' . Old Well Lodge will cont.) the third degree to-morrow evening. m... «in Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. II. C. will work the first decree this evening. lo morrow 2.32; low tide Cavunslfgh was in Altholllit Sun ‘ f New Turk -—Fnie confectionery at Plhlbled’r. The Resolutes defeated the Water- buryr, Saturday. by ascor‘e of 8 to 1. Samuel Davis of New, York, spent 8on- dsy with his parents if this city. omrer Cashew arrested James Horse for drunkenness Saturday afternoon. zJames Eilis was arrested Suturdny night for drunkenness by Officer Ryan. “Pinch” Count-II will enter in the Dan- bury foot races held there Decoration Day. __ Hrs. 11. M. Eldy and family of Win sted have been spending a few days in town. John Honahan, aged 10 yours, died yesterday afternoon at 2 o’doch, from consumption. . The Prohibition Club will hold a pub. lic nesting at their room you Eliarheth street tomorrow evening. There wssa good attendance at the Gospel temperunce meeting in the Tem- ple of Honor Hall last night. Cahill's nine of the borough will play, the EastNorwalks on Decoration_Day . in East Norwalk. 'Coutrsctor Bogart spent Sunday with his family. He is engaged on a large contract in Waterbury. Danborys came here on Saturday but » owing to the storm no game was played . with the Horwalks. - George ‘1. Hill’s popular Theatre com- pauyhad to turn people from the door when they played at Mount Vernon. L-‘l‘he Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at Campbell’s old stand. _ \. “Saturday night Officers Hedden and ' (hshaw arrested Patrick Noouy for creating a disturbance on the depot plat- form. ' The bass of lfiss Etta Bracken and Barney Fseuan were calledotl.’ for the ascend time last night in St. Ilary's church. There was a large attendance at the tamperance meeting on Eliz'rbeth street yesterday afternoon. Four signed the older. The funeral of little Wille McKiernan who was so badly scalded on Thursday was largely attended yesterday at St. Iary's church. The Danbury' Democrat will shortly be iauedass daily morning paper. The associated press franchise has already been purchased. The Chinamen had their centlpeds kite up yesterday. Wa Bing says he is going attache anotheronsteet long. ‘ The cats they have now is 8 feet long. lockwood a Smith; formerly with Raymond E Rickerson. have opened a grocery store in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, and are doing a prosperous business. . Thstw York Prssshas issued three ‘ ”trillions for which there has been an unprecedented demand. They adord first-class political protection material. The concert givsn by the Trxssand Virginia Jubilee singers drew a large audlsass at the Opera House last night who were well pleased with the enter- lament. , Mp has, father of on. Bartlet E. iron as lira. Jsmcs' was. in tbh runs locistyof thsrlrst ins. muffin“ ascclsblsthls evening .flfismdmnmdowsdas r W Friscdsofthschsrch- Alfred trot-oquIm Sunday in as. borough. The Norwalkr will not play the Final» lugs this afternoon. nary Richer, of Stamford, is visiting frirnds in the borough. Mary Buyer. of Bridgeportnpent Bun. day in the borough. Harsh ll. Badlwin elitist Norwalk, is visiting in Brooklyn. ' Charles W. Wheelock of lit. Vernon Is viiiting friends in this city. A putty from this city—chart 'rel a tug boat to take mm. out to the Cedar Point yacht race. There will be an adjourned meeting of the.“Volunteer”-hoss company to-night at eight o’clock. Frank Cummings, formerly of the borough, now of New York, spent Sun-y day with his parents on Prospect hill. Marcus May of Rutherford Park, Nuw Jersey, who hasheen spending a few days in the borough, returned home to- day. _ .- John Ilulligsn of Bridgeport was in town yesterday to make arrangement with “Kellys” nine fora game on Dec- oration day. —-Flowers cheap. at the nursery. ’ The game of ball 8‘"!de! morning between the Bright Stars and the Daisy Clippers resulted in a defeat for the lat. ter the score being 14 to 9. Men were at work on the bridge yea- terday putting in new ties and fixing the movable rails. The bridge issuppor- ed to be perfecly.eefe now. The good opinion of the public in re- gard to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is con firmed by clergymen, lawyers, public speakers and actors. All sayvit'is the best remedy for affections of the three and lungs. ‘ Burwcll Caner a prominent citizen of Plainville, came to this city one day last week to look at a colt, which has already shown u 2.20 it. in private. Holhinks the horse will . a wonder and is neg listing for him. 3 Rev. A. 8. Gumburt preached to a large audience, at the Baptist church, yesterday morning. The sermon wasau answer to the objections of infidelity to the Bible and christisnity, and was a most [pgicei and conclusive relutal of many oftltc‘vagarles or that Kill—00' of philosopherz. r—Borton’s celebrated Ice Cream at Iliss Emma Seollr'ld’e, 57 Main st. Joseph Randel. a former employee of “Gus" Pill rs, now. employed In the Post office department in New York. spent last night with hi+ "rather Maur- ice, in this city. Those desiring to purchase a new or second hand bicycle should read the advertisement in another column. By addressing the Bicycle Exchange you may secure a great bargain. The funeral of Andrew dzrho, the Hungarian who drop‘pel dead at the Iron Works on Friday afternoon, was held Sunday afternoon. It was lnrgely attended by his countrymen. A Portcb'ester man proposes to give an exhibition of that place with a flying ma- chine that he thinks he has to perfection as he has been engaged in perfecting it for the last ten years. The oyster dealers at Oyster Paint have sold 100,000 bushels of seed this year at weenie per bushel, mostly to the dealers down the sound and 'hthe boys of New Jersey. In on... “shin. of Jimer, Ohio writes: I have used every remedy for flick Headache I could bur of for the past fifteen years, but Carter’s Little Liver Pills did me morcgoodthau all therrst. Jackson Brothers advertise in to days issue the "Vsloce Columbia? a bicycle that anybody can learnto rldaastbsrs is no danger of felling 01 of it and it is are-av to propel if not easier. than an or- dinarytme. Thty can sell you one of any make if you want to purchase. Bxlas Csrpenter or this city. and lllss Julia Ball of Five Nile River, were mar; vied last evening at the residence of the bride’s parentsby the Rev. Ir. llsurtt of that place. ltr. and In. Carpenter will Ipsud their moon among friends In New Janet” W Frank Burrilt‘ hss'amugsd for a race by hisnswvachtagalustousof tbs yachtsofthslnrchluunt club forw- Hl's. Ichssle, wlfs ofths law as”. umdsrar. «norms Mira cs sharia. This is hsrlrat amines bm’slsss the trial. lbs haslrrsnmflnsdinrhs county jail. She has stated that Subsets did not seem toesrr aboatthetmhls 3’ "I llhhut appeared to be having a paid time in jot—New Canaan lowes- V" . . distill desire His ‘W”?:"!WM lililllllilllillllilil. Music Hall Crowded ’with an, Alientive Audience. An Able Address Delivered by luv. James II. lass . A large assemblage gathered at blush! Ball last eveningto hold a union ssrvlss in commemoration of lessons! by. The meeting wasin cbnrgs of Rev. C. E. llsrris. and D. E. Disbrov‘r conductcd the singing, E. 8. Place presiding at the piano. Pieces familiar to the audience were selected and constquently every- bodyj lined heartily into the song arr- vice. The singing was helped consider ably by llr. Punzelr, who accompanied on the corner. The meeting was opened by singing ”Come Thou Almighty King," after which Rev. Mr. Ross of But Nor- walk oflercd prayer. "All Hail the power of Jesus Name” was then sung and Rev. C. E. Harris read a pawrsge of scripture. “Only an drmour Bearer” wassungaausoloaud chorus, Ilsslmov gene Baldwin singing the solo. Ir. Har- ris then introduced ths‘apeaker of the evening, Rev. James BJIoss, who deliv- b” ered an address shounding with interest and instruction. Toe people regretted when he had finished, an interested were they in his able remarks. llr. Boas’ theme was "Honor all lien.“ He did not mean that men should be honored for rice or wicked deeds that they committed. Mon used by him re— ferred to humanity. He desired to ex- amine American life before and after the war as the tear of the text proposed. Pint the “Agitation" from 1830 lo ’Ol, second ”Civil War” from 180l Io'dd, and third ”Reconstruction" from ill“ to ’88. Mr. Ross dwelt atsome length upon the opposition and support that great moral qu aliens, and especially the question of slavery, received among ecclesiastical bodies. 'fle regretted that a civil war should be fought 1000 years after Christ and that so little regard should be paid to the Golden Rule. - If all men should be honored Ifr. Ross thought some deserved special honor. Then addressing his remarks to the mem- hersof the G. A. It. be bestowed praise upon their great organization and also thsBousnf Veterans. We admire the fact, said he, that the women who serv- ed in war, can now serve as Relief Hr. Ross said young people should feel proud of their fathers and brothers who wear the badge of courage, fidelity and drvotion to their country. He sympathised with the veterans upon the and service that they were to render their dead comrades this work by laying flowers upon their graves. Such deeds of kindness without even a word imprmses us. In closing his excellent address, Hr. Ross in a feeling manner exhorted all classes of society to honor and love one sonata, such being the summing up of thawlea‘chings of Jesus Christ. Those wesent' were highly pleased with the union service and also with the line character of the exercises The meeting closed by taking up a collection and singing "By Country Tls of Thee." 33151391 P03 II "All. no Weather More of no lsutls Boat Them All. ' There has been only one real clenr and pleasant day this month. Several days have been rainless, but cloudy and cold.‘ The rain fall up to Saturday was 4.00 inches for the month, making it the rainiest month since New Year’- and the rainieat lfay for 18 years. The unusual rainfall is accounted fo by an nominal. amount of humidity in the atmosphere. and high atmosphere pressure out in the ocean along the coast. There is no im mediate prospect of s changer—[Body sort News. Ines-punt lcglaa August IO. The adjutant general has decided to is sue an order to tbcsntlrs National guard, calling them into camp August fl. Brigade: Ganeral Camp with the govsvi nor’sstslfwill mlewthedrillsuddress parade. Thstitlaofthrcsmptlns year will be Camp Camp on accent of tits customof naming the camp after ths_ adjotsn’tunsralthssssssdysar of his term audtlrs mast tbs first year. This willbslhsssmsfl'ylht the brig- sdswentlato caup buys», and is address at about hips o’clock and it was , " ’“asnusse m SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY, MAY 18, 1888. ' PRICE run 0" mamauuravs. Alamedttsadsusssas she‘s-tasters! MM“. There was sued ausndascsatths G. a. it. fair in flurlsflsll Saturday Colourll‘odsr’snnmadeasbort made in his 8:”?th way. fAbout lull past test Ill. w upon a chained announced that hisfiz‘uuldpnr end to auction tbs cabs and other things thrrswss tobsduposedodsnd ed that the drawing would commence for the diluent prlu-s. The first prim was 23 yards of rag carpet which was drawn by Peter L'. Cunningham. J. 3. Wood draw a pill cushion. The mining turc' houss and lol‘wss druwn by G. 8. Wood, the paper rack west maintain Prostsndlsrtineo Henry was thssbors. The piano stool was secured byPrank Burritt, and W I. Wood. whom luck sesmsd to favor, received the alarm clock. Barry Cutlrlfl drew the violin, ”tunic Taylor tbstahlssprsad. m McBride the carpet sweeper. ' Commander Josla Iltwood received the highest number pf votes for the chair andcarrlcdit homcgaaproudsssschool Tbs lather princiwrra not drawn, as only very few chances were taken on them. The money was handed back to the buyerr. Owing to the stormy weather the fair ., not asluucbof a success as it won t. have been had the weather linen clear as it is the Post’s relief fund will be enriched by over some. which is 1hr mean rum. Too much creditcanpotbhgiren lo the ladies of the ditteveat show, who solicited chancrssnd took chansofths icscsesm and candy departments, for matrices- .of the fair. They worked most-milk nonsly and it was sstrong minded per- son that could kWhis hand out of his poem when spprosdyed byons of them. Garcon-“M“ men—J» Under this head this morning's If. Y. Heralddlvcusscs , sermons which were delivered yesteflsy ”to the boys in blue” and ssyv: "The pulpit is a force, an inspiration, an murmur. It isthscsntiona,‘ j prudent cle~ ment in ourcivi ,.:- It stands for patriotlsmmvr . isontheside of political purity. the “lily ensmyofpo litical corruption, allssa big and un- wicldysurplnsinthstreasury.ulias the boss,thshseler and the machine, and vhsslhccourugeof ifi convictions. Its worthlistculltg' _' 4 have" > ‘ wifliost the pub pit, and y when its utterances are as practical and stimuliiting and healthy as they were yeaterdsy." loss a! Veterans. Colonel Parnhsm of the Sons of Veter- ans havingchosrn theappointive encore. the positions in the state- 'divisiou are filled for the ensuing year as follows: Colonel, C. K. Pacohsm of New Bav- of Hartford; rusj is, Andrew J. Ewen of Birmingham. Surgeon with rank of major-- Willis N. Barber, camp lo. 7 laiden. Chaplain, with rank of captain-P. 5. Know, amp In. 25, Ansonia. Adjutant-(i. Prod Psrnharn, camp No. I, New Haven. . Inspector-George 0. Helps», camp No. It, New Britain. Divisiur Council—C. c. flushing, New Britain; Charles A. Convener, West brook: E. B. fathom, Ifyv‘t‘c Bridge. Toreprerenttbadivision at the cuts maudery-in-chirf -- Representative at lsrp, Pam Captain Charles W. Bnrpse, Waterbury; sagas-tame, Lieutenast George 0. Iclauu, l‘sw Britain; alter: catetlaptsla II. '. Wessslls, “tends-Id. The Verdict lineal-sum w. D. Salt. druggisf. Bippus. lod.. «arid»; "I can recommend Electric Bittersssthevs'ry bartrciurdy. Every battlescldhasgivsa relief iacvcry case. Oss‘vsaa teak sin bottles, and was cured of rheumatis— of Ian years’ standing.” Abrahamllsrcdrufist, of Bellvllla, 0.. ails-ls: “Tbs had sailing msdlciua I have sverhaadlsl luuy flycan’ a. perlssss, is ”is ”a.” Thssssads of cram have added their lull-same that tbs v-rdist vs unanimous that Elec- tric Bitters do cars all dissasss of the Iivsv, kidneys or blind. Only a half dol— lar a bottlaatllhs. lash-'sdvugstorc Opening at Its Iquhllsaa Icon. first Friday cvnlng the Republican club will open their new reunion Iain stress. The msarbsas snticlpats a big tins and aspect to have tbs gunners as attrasllvass ] ,- Illicit scssshss sad ins-Is fill, u» Manolo» cscsslss. fis‘puflcwlllbscsrduly welsourd. * . ”fondant? Is simssusw sss sow: We w”. W” . . x -. shiwssuwwll" scold-D crass cuss» w swusssu at the same time Fred Heating announco . words are weighty and its warnings minurmmimi, o. Braluard Smith B “all, Fig llllllll, nuts sf usury sin-s. wat'umm‘wmm 03!. 13.5le law It.» . MW» am ilspubllc was bid in many" d Yorksad Brcttlyn yallsrdp ’ Mafia-wall“. ad mme—msuvc?’ CONDENSED news. Fsarpsopls klllsd thssafldr-sf sgammatsrlaczml. b, unwalmblysfthsfrsszzwha marsh charged with advocating lhsclss d cvclutiomwssnflatnrday adjudgsdgllly. There is aststsmsm sloatin lanl‘rsnr eivsotbstfltnsrt'fsylc’rmarsloflcbcftbst mks-Mand- . Tbscorusrstcnsofansw Catholls'chcrch wsslsidatlfswlbsriaJmJlthhnprsdva ccrsmoulm. The or aways, whlhflbleMIcorM Thsl’wrydovaworkaatfiouthl‘lttwur‘ Taun..ww\sburnsd. 1A.. 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