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D THE LOCAL _______NEWS.
”Sigh tide mm 8.55, low tide
odometer-names
, ThsChlnsmenm dy their kite every day
now.
Part of Cedar street is being curbed
and guttered.
The barge, ”Eagle.” lies at the Steam»
boat dock for repairs.
David B. Kelsey is having a house put
on his new lot on Cedar street.
The Y. A. B. C. will meet at the resi-
deuce of Him Amy 80er this evening.
--DeKlyn's ice cream delivered on
Sunday to any partof the city.
, James Grills and Miss Jessie Goodwin
are lobe married Wednesday, June 13th.
I The new church for the Advent Socie-
ty in East Norwalk is getting along
finely. W ,
Remember the scth meeting this
evening at the Franklin street school
house.
Doty'a Carpenter shop on Washington
strastbridgo is being treated to a coat
of paint.
When finished, Louis Nash’s hduse on
Elmwood Ave. will be the prettiest in
the city.
~Don’t forget the annual pew rental
at the Baptist church this evening at 8
p. In.
A nephew of John J. Walsh of the
borough, was brought here for interment
this morning.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill
appropriating 8100.000 for a public build.
ing at Waterbury. '
, ~You that are dissatisfied, try the 50
cent Tea at G. C. Stillson‘s.
The Volunteer hose company will hold
a strawberry festival on the ill and 20th
of this month. _
Silas Gregory sent three coaches to
Bridgeport this morning and two to
Stamford to attend funerals.
be regular meeting of the court of
burgssses was held last night which we
will give the report of tomorrow.
--’l'hc Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell's old stand.
ThnConnrcticut Humane Society has
, received 810130 from the estate of the
No.1. D. Bristol of Southington.
Some great improvements have been
strain on the hills. Pretty houses are
being built, lawns fixed and houses
painted.
-—W. C N. TubeColor'fc. st Plaisted’ .
The ladks of 8t.Pnnl's church will
hold a fair and supper in the church to-
morrow afternoon, commencing at 4
o'clock.
Butler lodge, l. 0. O. P. will work
tholnitlafory degree tomorrow night.
Aspscisl rehearsal for it will be held
this evening.
The Connecticut Commercial travelers’
annotation will hold its regular summer
meetingsttbs Brsnford Point house. Fri-
day, June 27.
-Borton's celebrated Ice Cream 10 ctr.
parplataal Ilsa E. Garfield’s, 57 Halnst.
Pruhblythereisnot a proud" man
inBridneportthiswaskthsnltW. Wood
ofthsl’ost. Bahadadaughterbornto
kimonSsturdaymorning.
la ifsw York on Saturdays few shares
ofBoston sudlfisork Air Line pro
farrsdstocksoldatfl. At thassmerste
thsstock of the Consolidated would sell
at “0.50.
~‘l‘hs only Genuine Sarsspsrllls in the
1M dosesfor‘lhcsnts. G. C.
v
Weak fish are biting quite fast.
A barge load of scalar-rived for link-
cr Brothers to-dsy.
Caleb Wood has record the contract
for painting Germania Ball. .
St. Katthcw' s Lutheran society of Ho-
- boksn. N. J., will picnic at Baton Point
Thursday. June 7th.
W. 8. Bailey has returned from the
Indianapolis Convention and will speak
at the reform ropgkmprrow night,
Mayflower Book A: Ladder company
will hold a strawberry festival in the
East Norwslk tent. Thursday and Friday
evenings of next week.
The members of the Volunteer Bose
Company will hold a special meeting
this evening. Business of importance
will be brought up.
Captain Samuel Clark was unanimous.
ly elected vicwpresident of the First
National Bank of this city, at a meeting
of the directors of this hank this morn-
ing. ,.
Morrell a L'iiommedieu made sale
yesterday, of a lot at the end of Wash-
ington Sh. bridgstoaDanhury man, who
intends to build at once a place of busi-
ness for himself. The property belonged
to the Norwslk Savings Bank.
'“Gus” Pitzar lost an easy chair out of
his barber shop last week' In broad day
light. it was rather a cheeky piece of
business in taking it but “Gus” knows
who took it, and if It is not returned by
Saturday he will institute legal proceed-
lugs for its recovery.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original, Hugh Dunn, Bridgeport;
ErastusSticklsnd.New Inudon :Jason W.
Darrow. East Lyme; George Butlter.
Bridgeport. William I]. Tubbe. New
bondon. Increase, Peter Farrel, Taft
Hill, Uriah Bletmia, Oak Htll.
Friday evening, lune 8th, the scholars
of grndett9and 10 will give u ‘ literary
and musical entertainment for the pur-
poseof raising funds to secure Heine‘s
band for the commencement exercises.
Refreshments will be for sale, besides
giving a good entertainment to those pres-
ent. Admission to all ten cents.
—DeKlyn's {do creIIt—II delivered on
Sunday to any part of the city.
It was definitely decided Saturday
that Barnunt’s winter quarters will not
beremoved from Bridgeport. Several
meawiil braided in the present slid
and fire proof buildings of iron stone
and brick will be constructed, The lo
cation is to be permanent, the contract
being for 50 years.
The new officers of the Fairlie“ Conn.
Iy Teachers Association are: President,
J. D. Barrett of Bridgeport; Vtce-Presir
dent, D. S. Sanford of Stamford; Secrc-
tnry, lites Nellie Painter of Bridgeport;
Treasurer, W. W. Porter of Bridgeport;
Executive Committee. F. ii. Baldwin of
Fairfieid: J W. thliams, Stamford.
and George Northrop, Dnnhury.
The attention of those who attend
worship at the Baptist church, members
of the church and congregatIon, and all
friends who would like to obtain sittings,
is called to the pew rental this evening.
Straw‘rries, cake, etc. served , to those
who wish it. The committee cannot
hold the pews of regular attendants un-
less they are there to speak for them.
Rental will begin at 7:45 p.11).
~Purc Java and Mocha Comte—«Il—
ways fresh—at G. C. Stillson's.
The organist for St. llaty’s Catholic
church of Norwalk, having gone to
Europe for a three month’s trip, the pan-
tion was tendered to Mr. Elward Bren-
nan, formerly organist at St. Augustin’s
church of Bridgeport. lie has decided
to accept the position during the absence
of the organist, and his efficiency in a
musical way cannot fan to win for him
favor.-—Farmar. .
John Davies of this city has returned
from a visit with relatives In Norwich.
libs llsllis White of Brooklyn in visit-
ing Mr. and Ira. G. W. White in this
city. .
William W. Lester commenced a two
week's vacation vsstsrdsy, which hewill
spend in New York state,
Bart-yr Miller of Brooklyn in visiting
Irv. lilies in the borough.
Herman Smith of Belmont is visiting
4
.. his sister. Mary. on Woodward avenue.
Ila Shannon and [in Rogers of
Waterbury are visiting Mrs. John H.
Ferris. on Bayview avenue:
James W. Holly of Bass Bridgeport is
visiting with J. C. Clark in the borough.
Jamaal'lnnspnoftbebo hlsvt
itinginlthndslsfsoa m ’
mutton-m ti' ghkeepsls,
visitingflanryllsydioedfitbisetty
Ilsa Janis lilalnhotltaar of Brooklyn,
1. Y... who has Msnspsndtnga fsw days
atlas-st Cbsnmen'l'aytsr Ave. rsturu~
aII items this musing.
lhsyWavashaoirt’altataltatus.
hastsvsulng two last iforwafk young
Indira invltsd sat-list- numbrrofgsntlc-
is
‘ “Mummies.
'l'hsy shang-
wbau the rims arrived to go
Wilt)! “consummate”;
A hangs Amount of llaslassa‘ W
The regular muting of the Common
Council was held last evening.
Bills amounting to $2,226.17 were or-
dered paid.
1'. S. Lyon was granted an extension
of time in laying his sidewalk on High
street.
Petitions were granted E. Wilcox and
F. Sfahsll in build additions to their
buildings on Washington street.
Petition for the layout of Meadow
street was referred to Councilmen fox
and William B. Smith.
Petition for crosswalk near the Old
Well Cigar Co.’ a factory was not granted.
The matter of the layout of Bsyview
avenue, from Golden Hill to Cedar street.
was laid over.
The resolution to grade Chapel street
was adopted.
etitlon of D. Stow to build a vesti-
bu to his furniture room was referred
to Councilman Crown.
Petition of Henry Seymour to extend
water pipe on Seymour Place was re-
ferred to Councilman Farrington.
A note of 8600, due last month. was
ordered paid.
The bill of 8200 from Richard Murphy
for injuries received was referred to the
City Attorney.
Adjourned until next Monday evening.
8101.! ms WATCH.
Robert 0. Burnout Picked Wllllm
Dauials‘ Pocket.
Yesterday morning William Daniels
met Robert C. Gilmore on the street and
the two walked around here fora few
minutes and then went in Linxwieler's
saloon and had a few glasses of beer.
After going out Daniels went over to the
depot and laid down. Gilmore also pre-
tended to be tired and laid down beside
him. When he thought Daniels was
asleep‘Gilmorc put his hand in his cum-
panion’s pocket and took his watch.
Daniela did not discover his loss for some
ttme after awaking, but when he did he
told Officer Cashew, who immediately
Spotted the fellow and urn-rm! him.
While in the lockup he tried to pick the
padlock on the cell door, and would have
succeeded. he said. if he had had a horse
shoe nail. lie was tried before Judge
Knapp yesterday afternoon, who put
him underflioo bonds to appear in the
September term of the Superior Court.
Gilmore is an old offender. and has
served aIx years imprisonment. He was
taken in Bridgeport jnIl tI nwsIt his
trial.
A Pleasant Time in Grand Army llnll
Last Evening.
Douglas Fowler Post. gavea sociable
lain night to the ladies who omitted in
making their fair n success. The post
room was pretty well crowded by 8
o’t-lock, and a long table was set with a
g. od supply of food Before aittinl
to It comrade Mains mounted tlwpiate
form and auctioned off the articles left
over from the fair. and s nest sum was
realized, after winch a vote of thanks
was tendered to Dr. M. B. Parties and
Dr. Frank Hyatt for checks presented
for the relief fund, and then everybody
sat down to the “bio and partook of the
good things thereon. The table not be.
ing large enough to accommodate oil at
one time it was replenished the second
tim , and if anybody went away hungry
it was no fault of the comrades of the
post. A very pleasant evening was
spent by all and they united In saying
the Douglas Fowler Post know how to
entertain friends.
Max flora Assaults Ills Wife.
Sunday morning lax Bozo came into
his house in Springwood and commenced
to beat his wife. As soon as possible
she came up street and had an ofllcer go
down and arrest him. He was taken to
the lockup. and tried yesterday before
Judge Knapp. lie plead guilty and was
fined $7.00 and costs and paid up. He
was immediately reinvested for assurity
of the peace and put under 8300 bonds.
He was taken to Bridgeport jail this
morning to await his trial in the Sep-
tember term of the Superior court.
Base Ball lotus.
Norwalks vs. Stamford at Stamford
to-day.
Norwalks vs. Stamford at Nora'slk to.
marrow.
The Chestnut street nine would like to
meetsoyteanr under lSyesrsofage.
The Chestnut streets and Union
Schools will mastcn Saturday next.
The game yesterday, between the Nor-
wallts and Waterburys does not count in
the championship swim.
WillhmBuahnusoftha finest amn-
tenr players mound has has signed
wtththsCohhlaBlllBrigbts.
luysrterday‘sismswssafd thstsnt-
nut streets wsrsdetsated by the Excel-
siors, bya tours of Sta 0. ftwasths
other way.
TbeCorsstsltop also played a game
with the last ifcrwalk also on Gator.
day. Them was ”to if in favor of
lastltorwstk.
William IcQutlilau of Spring
Bill
staking errors.
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' 'SDAY, JUNE 5,1888.
PRICE TWO CENTS
A CONNECTICUT” VISITOR.
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auras mortar mun.
The Santa Clara Salk! far Surpass
Anything soars-owns ass raps:
Il'owaa in to Disco.
Among the many live from the
east who have been ind to visit this
stats as mortals is John B. Ferris, of
South Norwslk. Conn. Brhasvisited
not only the principal planet in southern
California—including Imdngslss. San
Diego, Rivesdds and Santa Barbara——
but has svenrssched the" tonal
Ensenada in lower Csllfsinlsm hun-
dred miles south of San Dirge: bursa
yet he hassvcn‘ nothing whhh bacon-
sidm equal to this may; though. as
can readily be gathered from hirinci-
dental remarks, be is a obssobserver
and therefore knows how is a into
the varied excellancies sill slicitous
combinations which render California
peerless among all the countries of the
globe.
What that induced him to come to
California was that when asksii questions
about it during his visits to Europe, he
was llnable to ’givess dehuitssnswers
as be desired, and he found that even
educated people of England mixcdup
San Francisco, St. Paul, Raw York. etc,
as if they were within a few hours' travq
cl of each other. the same ss'ln England,
where one can land in Liverpool for
breakfast and take supper in Paris at
night. AII amusing instance of this
misconception occurred when he was
crossing the Atlantic. One of the pas-
sengers was a graduate ofau English
university: his programme wan to visit
his sister at Yonkers, on the Hudson,
spend two or three days there'snd then
take in Chicagosnd Sanfiancisco,re-
tnrning to England on the same steam—
ship eight days afterwards. It almost
took his breath away when informed by
Mr. Ferris that Chicago was nearly a
thousand miles from New York and
San Francisco over three thousand. He
had evidently figured on hundrcdsiu-
stead; amen informed as to the facts
couclud It would be new either
to greatly or end his stay or”risl! his
programme.
At San Diego, Mr. Ferris says. adccid-
ed reaction has set in. The msrohsnts
on FIfth street when its was than in-
tended to petition the landlords to re-
duce rentalr. which are quite dispropor-
tioned to the profits or prospects. If
denied, they intend to move in a body to
Sixth street. As an instance of these
excessive rentals there is a frat-store in a
building of 95 feet front and so feet in
depth, very plain and almost unpresent-
able in its general appearance and cosh
ing not to exceed 8|,000tobuild. [length-
wise is a partition midway, which only
leaves 12} front for the hat—store. Yet
for this store and the story above the
occupant pays 0225 a month, and the
occupant of the other half of tho ground
floor $25 more, a total of 8850! That is.
three months' rent more than pays for
the building.
It. descrtbed one building of five
stories in San Diego which is quite preb
tenuous in appearance; but its ascer-
tained that it is only one brick in thick-
ness, that being backed inside by wooden
studdtng. That is, the alleged "brick"
building was, when considered in refer-
ence to tires, merely a frame building
with btick "venccring,"as bs‘expresaed
it. The harbor of San Diego is excellent
in itself, but , there is nothing worth
mentioning to export; he did not see and
did not even rslhbly hear of any tertite
back country sudlcient in extent to build
up a commercial port.
With Riverside he was favorably im-
pressed, especially with its orangepro-
duct. which, be «rendered, far surpamvd
in quality that of lasAngeles county.
He thought Ins Angel» had some solid
basis in its surrounding country. but not
near equalling, in hIa estimation, the
natural resources and solid prosperity of
this city and county.
He said it was difllcult to make an
eastern man who had not been here un-
derstand that the most careful and
Insured-fact statements concurring the
resources and amenities of this andsotuc
other portions of California were not
gross exaggerations. Taking up the
board of trade pamphlet, he remarked
that while the picture therein presented
was somewhat graphic, it was not in the
least over-drawn: it might even harem
the scenery. tbs attractions of climate
and the resources for fruit
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A Conductor Killed and a Brake-an,
Badly Injured.
Wtunrtatl'rto, Ct. June L-é'l'hera was
sfstal accident near Lymsn'a Viaduct
ontbsAirlJnsrnsdsix miles west of
The bound strawberry freight in
char cofConducforCharicsEStebblns
sndngineer J. S. Bennett collided with
a west hound freight in charge of Con.
doctor Henry B. Ford and Engineer 1".
force. Conductor Stebblns was thrown
ortriodto jump out and was thrown
undcr'the wheels. He was killed in—
stantly and terribly mangled. AlfredAaa
Cheneyahrsketnauon the east bound
train broknbis shoitlcr. The others are
capcd without serious injuries. The
tenderof the east hound engine was
thrown upon the engine, and the other
engine was badly damaged. Several cars
oftbe strawberry train were wrecked
and the fruit scattered promiscuoualy.
Conductor Stebblns was aged about 85
years and was one of the best known
men on the road and very popular. Elia
parcutalive in Cheshire, Conn. It is
mid that the night train dispatcher was
atfault.
a Close (tail.
Mr. Fillow, the tin psdlar, had a very
narrow escape from death yesterday
afternoon while unloading freight at the
freight hours in the borough. The train
came up the" road and frightened his
horse which started and ran along side
of the train for a considerable distance.
and, getting too close. the train struck
the wagon and broke it in two and Mr.
scratch.
“eating or the Republican Club,
The Young Republican club held a
businem meeting at their new room last
evening. There was a good attendance.
Hereafter the room will be open every
night for those who desire to go there.
The place is not yet furnished but in a
short time the surroundings will be
made as comfortable as pomible.
committee was appointed to furnish
literature for the club.
Dr. Clark in the Asylum.
Dr. Clark was taken with another at-
tack the latter part of last week, and as
there is no hope for him he was taken
to the Insane Asylum this morning on
the 6.81 train. He was accompanied by
Chief Lockwood and Officer De Forest.
Dr. Clerk'sgrest bereavement in Brook-
lyn has unsettled his mind, but his
friends, of which ital-as. a great many
in this city and in the borough, trust
that his case is not as bad as represented
and that he will recover.
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llasbowsasrnuchgood sense.
Asdctnauwhopataoahtssnudaypaats.
’f'erctimbdebsrbcdwhefsncs.
Prudent Wists.
Some figures' In rrgard to the expenses
of the recent Methodist Conferencsare
of interest. The total cost was $75,000
over $2.000 per day, or 320,0“) in excess
of the sum provided for by the churches.
The Book Concern will make up the de-
ficit by a loan. The limit of expense to
delegates was $2.50 per day. but he could
take 000 for the month, and pay his own
board bills. Some did so, and put up at
85 a week boarding houses. at a net gain
of ‘30.
Their Business Banning
Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at Chas.
Inpharn's Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of so many free
trial bottles of Dr. Kings New DIawrery
for Consumption. Their trade is simply”!
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fee: that it always cure- and
never disappoints. CoughMColds. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, Group. and all thrust
and lung dist-sass quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free. large also 8|. Every
bottle warranted.
354337; Isu. s37:
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Tutor, Chsppcd Hands,
Chilblslns, Corns and all Skin Eruptm.
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
”cents a box. ForsalsbyClIas. Lap-
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