CHEAPEST AND 3 BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. NUMBER 161. mum's. a vagina. man-sas- so .‘I' ‘N’Hu-‘V SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, fie 17,7888. ,a‘ .1 :33, ,,_ , JOB PRINTING " ' NEAT! QUICK l CHIRP l PRICE TWO CENTS. low Advertisements. w. a. mu a (la—”'1' M. Vsathss Bulletin. For Friday, in New England, warmer, partly cloudy to fair weather and fresh southerly winds, followed by local rains. THE LOCAL NEWS. High tide tomorrow 2.47,. low tide 8.18. 0 Sun rises 4.19; sun sets 7.27 ’ Germania Hall is in». re-painted. High Rock Grove was opened for the season on lfondsy. ~Pnre Java and limbs Coffee—al- ways fresh~at G. C. Stillson's. A drum corps serenaded Barney Fee— nsy, Monday night. —-Boys wanted to sell the Evening Sentinel. Several new houses have been erected on Lynea avenue, borough. Crofut & Knapp Nil. 2, put six block- ing machines in today. ~For spring styles go to Cusowski's. Aaailing party from Stamford stop- ped in this city yesterday and had din- ner. Reed & Houseman shipped oysters to the Middletown Insane Asylum yestero day. ~The Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at Campbell's old stand. The Norwalk and Waterburys are playing this afternoon on the Baxter grounds. A party of young people from this city went to Dorlou’s last night and had a shore dinner. ‘ ~DeKlyn’s ice cream delivered on - Sunday to any part of the city. William Ashton, the genial night op— erator at the depot, has just purchased a fine English setter. A notice has been put up in the horse cars that hereafter no dogs will be al- lowed inside of the cars. —Boys' shirt waists and Infants‘ wear laundried with the utmost care, at the Old Well Laundry. 37 Washington St. The trespass case of Daniel Townsend vs. Abigail Dibble is being continued to— day at the Council Room. Frank Woodward of the borough lost a valuable horse by death yesterday of- ternoon. Cause being overfed. -—Go to A. E. Conley's pavillion on the drawbridge for Head’s celebrated Ice Cream and fountain code. The City of Albany has done the larg- est freight business this year of any since she has been on this route. Thebot water cure man was on the square last gauging trying to sell his book. He met with poor success. -Boys wanted to sell the” Evening Sentinel. Samuel Lester of the borough has broken ground for a new house on his recently purchased loton Lewis street. John Grcagll broke broke his wrist last night, by having a heavy stone which he was moving in hie back yard. fall on if. Gus Pilaer andHr. Bldll'ge had quite alivcly time hiring a swarm of bees over in East Norwalk, yesterday after— ”M. Reine band have voted to have their uniforms made in New York. They ex- pect to be measured for them to-morrow evening. -Go to the Grand Opening of Gro- csrisa and Boussfnrnishing goods in Havilsnd‘s New Block, on Saturday, June 10th W. Howard Seymour. Agamaolballwillhcplavedhctwcen Thomslforrison’s nine sndapick nine ofthoborongh on the Baxter grounds ncxt'l‘ussday. ' Ahanlkycalf that was being driven by "Chss" Lamar and Ir. 'l'rsadwsll’a our. tannin. Changes. Improve-saute and Growth of this Popular Seaside Ilasort. Bell Island, eras it is becoming to be Effigiynm J" ”I m'k'" 9"“ known, "Dsubnry’s Newport.” is evi- _......_ dently as popular as ever as aseasids ra- Hugh nines has purchased a new '0". and thi- reuon uremia-to bathe yacht which he expects to have launch- llileil and molt enjoyable in its history. ed by Saturday. Wht’fl the “Ell". Foster 3mm of ”~7— . Dan‘bury purchased the island and an. JOh" 39"?“ 0' Darren "'3 De"? 0“" bounced that they would make the re- rier a! the bomsh were aimed It sort oflt that it hasbeconie, there were Ponchosterlnst “‘1'“- mauy who honestly believed they were va-YOII "‘3‘ are am, .I’ mm somewhat visionary, and were doomed G. C. . ' to a degree at least of disappointment. cam T“ at Stillsons But it has taken only a few years to The Anna Camp of Philabelphia lies prove the contrary, and Bell island now at [latch d: Bailey’s dock with a loud isas well known, and a great deal more of lumber for that firm. popular than many of the sound sumo Mrs. Holland isprepared to deliver all mer “’0“. that have m” ”ch '0' ' great many years. It took‘ pluck, cspi-‘ orders for ice cream on Sundays that are i — . I left at her confectionery store. “L Judgment ”d energy to , m . Bell Island what it is, and the Poster The funeral of Edgar Jennings was Brothers possessthese in just the degree this afternoon at the residence of his requisite '0’ ““3""! ‘ real pleasant sister, Mrs. Wilson, in the borough. summer mm" The cottages are numerous and many —DeKlyn's ice cream delivered on of them are ,8”. pretty. Among the Sunday to any part of the city. new ones is Rev. A. S. (lumbart’s which , T"'—‘" , is upona shore lot made on theocacli The questibn " 3““! '1' "9mm“ the and in one of the finest locations on the drinking fountain on Main . street, Island. The cottage was put opt in“ whether or not it is to be used this sum- four ,yveeks by Foster Brothers, ml is “’9'- m not only pretty but very convenient. The Canoe Club willvmrt Ssturdsyaf- Another, and perhaps the largest and ternoon from here and spend Saturday most attractive on the Island is in the night and Sunday 'in the vicinity of course of erection for J. A. Schuldice of Stamford. Danbury. Thomas Fey’s and Geo. - Durant’s cottages are being remodeled. #:2733212“: finesse-full mg"; Others have been moved from theirsites the borough. John never looked better to 5"” place ‘0 “9" ”“9” 0' [”5" and in his life. more modern character. W— Mr. Foster pointed out several lots -Thc only Genuine Sarssparilla in the that he had been offered a thousand market. 100 doses for 75 cents. (l. C. dollars for this spring, which pricesecms Stillson’s. fabulous when it is remembered that the . M . ' dl worth that The Republican League room is open whole “'3'“! was "a" y . day and night now, andatable full of ””0”" when “h” by the Meson. ood l't: t reis alwa at the disposal Foster. 5‘ thesis 2b: wish ,0 ‘33:“. A large number of the cottages of the M Messrs. Foster are already engaged. Dennis Vanderbilt and Miss Ida Danv They are let furnished at reanonable iels were married last evening at the prices. bride's residence on Centre avenue, by The hotel this summer is run by J. E]. the Rev. Van Alstyne. Ellmcndorf of Dsnbury and is being put Stephen Stanley and wife celebrated fixmtsrxxsnd will accorm the 501i) anniversary of their marriage The steamer Island Belle A” ”99“?“ to i” a “'7 ‘1‘”9‘ way yesterday, 3‘ “w" commence running Monday between Wil- home on Main street, borough. son Point and the Island. We would advise the tax-payers of Bunnie;"Enigma/@131”. the my ‘0 W “W w.... “d. c"! n... .. ..... out}... .... 3.... taxes before tomorrow night, as later- , Debtors Guarded Against. eflf Will he added Inc? that dale. South Norwalk no“. hftS “n organiza- nd tion kuownas the Butcher's Protective serenaded mvegal of u. honorary mem- Union. It was formed yesterday after- bers. Considering the short time the ”WW “5 "1’59“” ""9 l0 '9'” “'9 Dime band has been organized they did very of beef, the wholesale price of which nicely. has consihcrably increased during the t f be d also i rotcct Jeweler Ferris hsda son arrive in his P" 9’ moat ' w 0 p . , , themselves against those who make it a family ““8"", morning. Although " practice of contracting large bills at the "a“ his third child h“ was "’3‘!" in“ ” diiferent markets in town. The follow- happy as when the first entered his ing have been elected officers of the househould. _- union: Jas. A. Farrington, president; J. Messrs. Minot 8. and John W. Smith R. Klinefelter, vice—prrsident: A. 6. have purchased the "Seabird” from Capt. Judson, secretary; Ferd Hayes, treasur- Brooks of Rings End Captains of or. The following firms belong tothe other sailing crafts will now have to association: JudsnnrkSIm-rwein, Ferd look after their laurcls. Bayes, J. H.Klinefelter, Chas. Smith, ._Boys wanted to sell the Evening Em 5331,;F'éflm' :‘m' pagzg’glm'kémg: mm“ Wm- ”weer-enslflfiexegedv Thomas J. Sheedy, son of Micheal They slept lludav the Wagon. She 2d,, went to Iowa Tuesday a. do A couple of News": men vent to some business for his father. arm he Bridgeport. circus day. in a wagon. gstatlirollgh therehe will go to colon» When night came and they had got dotospendaconpleof montba. pretty well filled up with Bridgeport . ————~- poison they started home but in some lfissKatisSbeedy started for Ottawa, ,ummnum, manner the gone go; 9““ “l,“ morning. 3'19 8°“ ‘0 "W turned around and the first they knew liven her sister ’Fannie's vacation who is WSW" j.“ loomed up dong side of ll Who‘ll there I“ Contraption D, llotre them. An old circus man and sometime Dme- Both are dwshlm of Mich.“ in the course of in. life adriverof mules, Sbcedy. proposed to hitch the horse to a tree on 5",, Ladies’ Socileircle of the 3,)... roadside and get under the wagon and nylon Baptist church will give an ice K0 ‘0 “”9 ”hick u”! did‘ 11'" “9" cream and strawberry “my“ under . rays of the son awoke them in the morn- tent on a” church Wm”. Saturday ing at 9 o’clock and they drove home all evening of this week. Proceeds for the ”Wk” “9' . .__..__.. .. benefit of the church. Admission :0 cis loo-bliss- usual-us. W Connecticut delegates to the Republi- Ii. Carricla. PI.“ of fill! town is I an national convention will leave Elvi- mwol mommies clas- 01 1888 lord at are p. or. Friday of this week. of the Northficld Seminary. The “Pm A: Springfield the cars “Yellowstone” notation of the Bonds” i- misned to and “David Gamck” in which they are Ila Platt and she will certainly acquit to travel to Chicago will be coupled to herself cmdiublr at the commune mm the train leaving forAlbllly at midnight. exercises. They expect to arrive in Chicago “flex; Sunday morning. and will be q nfi'.‘“”..£.'i;’f:iifi‘ mm: .. u» Gum 1...... W- 3...... tcrday morning who werchcrs Tuesday 7m“ i’ chairman, “'4 Henry 3' night, assoon asthey reached Dsnbury. Parrot, W 0' the deb Quitsa numbsrofpsopls went from here PW- Hon. 1" 1). 39°"! i' the Con- wi i ' necticut member of the committee on toDsnbury th hmto see how he resolutionszcornmittsc on rules, Julius Converse of Stafi‘ord Springs; committee oncontrstsdseats,B.S.Dsy of Celebra- lfr.snd lira. Dr. Baldwin celebrated their wooden wedding last evening. A daughter was born tollr. and Mrs. Last evening Clover'TAmerican ba thatwslgksdthrsspoands and a half. Joaflsalyasagbtonstbatwslgbsd the umslaskofthapoltsry. . r; , Tuesday an Italian hugs sealer _, “I’M. flew York on thsbost A. tar; committee on credentials, Oscar beach of Durham; committee on parole» sent organisation, Samuel L. Warner of lflddletown. ThsCounsctlcot vice-pres» idsnt oftba convention isSsnatorHsory ofVernon. HenryRI’srrott is one of the convention sssrstariss. for first Placa- A great amount of polltlcal engineer- tosaoarsforthsirmantbslrstplaceou log will be dons by frlaudaof candidam tbstlckstundtbsbsst mail will proba- l‘ll' ROB'ALI. no l’laaa Booming—rive Department Alain-p Ioaslbis View of Things. Editor of lllcSontind:—I presume you have heard bythis tints tbstwe area five people on this side of the river, and that when wo undertake anything we do it with all our might—that is with our hands. and, sanctions with our tongues too. There is no hallway work with us. We mean busine- whether it is a school meeting or the organizing of a fire department. It makes no differ- »nce. You see we have already a truck company, IV have company, and the members of the truck company are so full of vim that they have purchawd an extra hose carriage, which is a very fine cama' go. Well, let the good work go on. We are growing so rapidly on this side of the river that I trust in time Bast Nor- walk will have a fire department second to none in the state. Through the kind~ been of the department of the borough and your city the gentlemen composing the two companies have received much encouragement. What we seem to lack is patience and discipline and a kind feeling for each other. Oar young men are so full of life that they cannot keep it bottled up, so are very apt to talk too much. But as that is only natural to healthv beings, we older heads take no notice of it. Some of us think possibly we may have the malaria, that makes us so irritable sometimes. Be that as it may, I know we have the right kind of material to make a fire de- partment out of. Trusting that my hopes may be realized, I am, Respectiuflr yours. Wlmnr Waiters. Social Gun Club. The Social Gun Club of East Norwalk have enlisted in their company. twelve men who will soon meet together for a social shoot, to try their skill and make their first score, which undoubtedly will astonish some of the experts of the town. Very likely the price of blue rock plgouua will advance after they meet as they expect to do some terrible smiling. They do not profess to be professional marksman but practice will make per- fect. They will be known as the Social Gun Club. They will meet Saturday evening at 8 o’clock at the office of Morrell & L’flomidieu toorganiae and complete the arrangements and decide upon their grounds for abutting. Butler lodge Ilulldlug. A meeting of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. P. was hrld last evening and the matter of erecting a building on their lot on Wash- ington street was discussed. Plans of the proposed building were am present- ed and they can be seen at the store of J. W. E: I. S. Smith. There is new little doubt but that the Lodge will build in a short time. “Parson. -al mention.” Mamie Beers of Waterbury is visiting her aunt on Cross street, borough. l-‘rank James, of Nashville. Tenn., is visiting friends on Frances street, bor- ougb. William Montgomery. of Jersey City, is spending a few days with his mother in the borough. Frank Fitch, of New—Itmhcllo, is visit. ing stid Foner of the borough. Manson Raymond, of New York, is visiting his‘father on Knight street, ’oor-v ough. New York city. lira. Maurice Fairbanks, of Stratford, isvisiting Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Pierce of this city. In. Rumsill, of Brooklyn, is v‘uiting tfrs. F. E. Smith of West avenue. lfrs. John H. EWbeelcck. of Jersey City, is visiting Ir. and Mrs. H. R. Ray- mond of the borough. Fred Selleck is spuding a few days in New York and Brooklyn. Fred HcAllistcr of the borough is vis- iting relatives in flew York city. Iirsnk Campbell of the borough is via. iting friends in St. Inna. Jennie D. Smith of the borough is vis- iting friends in Bridgeport. where she will remain until after the 4th of July. lfaryBrownofthcborongb is spend- ing a few days with relatives in Stani- ford. Carrie Nortbrbpof Bridgeport, lliuois Stvvcuaof Jersey oily, and Jennie But one of New York, who have been visitr ing in the borough. returned to their homes this morning. Thellev. Dr. VaaBarner of Port Jef- Connecticut stopped in this city this morning.. Corning, Adams Co.. Iowa, Aug. so, 18”. CAR!!! llmciss 00.: sursdofSlsk directed. m a . s. I. figures. W. W, , nights for East Norwalk. Maurice Randall is spending to-day in ’ lesson, 1.. I. who is visiting the cities in it, Gsntlemsnlherewitlissnd you draft on Chicago for one dollar, for which plesssssodmslllttlsuvss Pills as be- fors, aslaai nearly outanddonotwish totry and do without them, as they have bsusilttsd meteors than any and lmrs allothsrulisdlclnral liars mm Although denotmto be an War with me it ishsrsdltaryqstfhafiihtsnauoosrsfnl in missus: soy asv‘ilrs attack since last Bush, by rewiring promontory symptomsaodlaklagthshittlsrllls as Jane Boson. James R. Griilith and Miss Jessie Goodwin were joined in wedlock last evening at the residence of the bride’s mother. Rev. B. A. Delano officiated. by the use of the beautiful ceremony of the Episcopal church. The rooms were well filled by the company of relatives and specially invited guests. There was a profusion of roses and flowers of every sort, amid whichtho bride and groom appeared en costume a mum! of ele- gsuce, beauty and taste. A sumptuous though delicate and most handsomely spread collation graced the tables, and added its never failingzest. The pres- ents were very numerous, the table, displaying them in great variety; useful, chaste, ornamental, and unique, spoke volumes for the popularity of ye happy twain. Gold, silver, chins, bronze, in watches, table wear, dishes, etc. abound~ ed. Easy chairs, brim-bran, and veri- table checks, good for the face of them, and from loving hearts. Mr. Griffith and his bride evidently have a large and permanent place in the hearts of a large circle of friends. At the close of the delightful menu, and after the heartiest congratulations and hen voyages were showered, the party left for a brief tour. Returning, they will be welcomed as permanent citizens of our city. no rain unmi'a. Supt. of the Sprlugwood llnlou Sunday School. June 10m, 1888. Dear officers, teachers, scholars and friends;—You all doutbless feel an inter- est in the Walks“! which we arsengnged of seeking out “ and gathering into the Sunday School the children of this com- munity who do not attend anywhere. Another year of labor in the service of our heavenly Father haspassed away, and our only regret is that we have not been able to do more. Our labor has been done under discoursgeing circumstances. So much to be done and so few to do it. Our schoool has languished for want of teachers, and we need helpers in the prayer meetings, one Sunday in Sunday School there was only four teachers and '15 scholars, and in the prayer meetings for six weeks there was not a christian man present, but the snpt., to carry on the meetings. Let us all pray more ear- nestly to the Lord of the harvest to send more laborers into this branch of his vineyard. Present membership of school: Sunday school every Sunday, lowest number present any one time, 54; high— est, 9!. This report is not what it ought to be. Let us all rcconsecrafe ourselves to the work God has given us to do and re- solve by his help to make this year more successful for God and scale than the F year just closed. Who will do it ? Respectfully submitted, C. if. LAWRENCE. Supt. m‘fimarmn..:m. The arrangements for the entertain- merit of the Volunteer Hose Company to be held in East Norwaik on the 19th and 20th are progressing finely. The mem- bers are highly elated over the success they are having in selling tickets and the liberality of the ladies who are to furnish the good things. Next Tuesday and Wednesday nights will be gala Y. I. c. A. latest-lamb tended the first annual festival of the Norwalk Y. M. C. A. last night and watched the presentation of lfrs. Jsrlcy’s wax works for an hour. There were eleven pieces on the stage. and all first rate. At the conclusion of the entertain- ment strawberries and cream were servv ed and the net proceeds of the whole affair will amount to about 8100. The thanks of the association are extended to all who by their participation and pres-‘ ence contributed to the grand success of the evening. ' "ml: [Inn-co. At a meeting of the directors of the Kasonic lutnsl Benefit association last evening $2,000 was voted to the widow of the late John Cnrnow, who was ncci» dently killed by the elevator in Atwater’s building, New Haven, and a like amount was voted to the widow of the late W. W. Boomer of Clinton. Several appli- cants for membership were accepted. w. is. llaii a on. W. B. BallCo" the leading DryGoods ‘men of Bridgeport. have purchased a Baton llnpurlar’a stock of Dry Goods, whlcbwsssoldbymderof the court of insolvency and great bargains can be found in every department. We copy from the Bridgeport Standard regarding Response to mmuosmcnt by W. Hall 0: 00.. regarding their purchase of thoBoston lmporter’a stock was made this morning by ladies who filled all of the available space and the general satisfaction saprsmed was proof positive that the bargains were genuine and thoroughly appreciated. One item which attracted much stuntlou was a a couple or cases containing a large number of patterns of the celebrated thliammtssnswhicb arsmsdsfor the greatdrygoodsmartof Paris, the Boo lambs, these are claimed to be finer than any other made, and price in this wssraudsm milieu-softer buyers or w. B. ’ Proposed Aunualycouvoution of flea-so- Sam An audience of about 600people at- r“ sslesvsn less. Special attractions sis atthsulkooanurulaes, ladlss' undu— broldsrsd armless. Wall msyllbassld'dttksrsars forced salsa tlcat Henry E. Bnrwn. secretary of the State Board of Charities after consulting with a number of the Selectmen of the difiersat towns in this State, has come to the conclusion that an annual conven- tion of the Selectmen of Connecticut should be held, for the purpose of con- sultation on their duties and difficulties. especially in the interpretation and exa- cntion of the pauper laws. A circular letter has been mailed to every Select- man in Connecticut, in which Mr. Bur- ton says: "The Selectmen are overseen of the poor by statute, and in some other States annual conventions of the over- seen of the poor have long been held, and have men thought helpful to tho overseen, and beneficial to the public interest.” The circular asks for the ex- pression of opinion as to the calling of a meeting of the Selectmen to consider the question of such an annual conven- tion, and, if thought best, to take steps looking to an organisation for that pur- pose. lf the replies indicate that a con- siderable number of the Selectmen think the subject worthy of consideration, a preliminary meeting will be called. Congregational lint-tors to Assemble. The 179th annual meeting of the Gen- eral Association of Congregational min- isters of Connecticut will be held in the church in Putnam June 19 and 20. The Charles Ray Palmer, Tuesday afternoon will be followed by papers by Prof. John E. Russell and the Rev. William Black- man. The concio will be preached by the Rev. John P. Hewley in the evening. On Wednesday the Rev. Samuel H. Lee, the Rev. Lewellyn Pratt, the Rev. B. H. Kelsey, Colonel Edward Anderson and and the Rev. Aaron C. Adams are expected to present papers and open dis- cussion upon them. Took the Illdca of fifty Oran. To make a belt for the Glen Falls, (N. Y.) Paper company the Norwich Belt Manufacturing company used the hides of fifty oxen. It is four feet wide, 115 feet long, half an inch thick, and weighs about 900 pounds. Buckle-1's Arulca Salvo. The best salve in the world for Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt' Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands ficfigflgjfigm, 1.1mm,” 3 Chilblains, Corns andallSkin Eruptions, .m: Scholars: ' ’ ' 105 and postively cure Piles, or no pay _.... required. It is guaranteed to give per- Total membership, 118 feet satisfaction, or money refunded. AverflKFf attendance, _ 75 Price25centsabox. For sale by Chas. Conversmn of scholars ihxprnyer ' . Lapham. meetings, I The soothing and restorative effects of Ayer’s cherry Pectoral are realized in all cases of coughs, colds, throat or lung troubles, while its powerful healing qualities are shown in the most serious pulmonary disorders. * Furnished Boo- to let. 0'51.th minutes‘ walk from post silica and railroad depot, sl 9 Chestnut street. jeis at F. RALLOCK. [pellet Lust. IN ornear Gsrmanla Ball, Nearby ni Watch Charm. Finder will be sui ulbylcavinsitatthetlentiucl Office. Bel-oval. ISAAC JACOBSO. B has cpurchaser! the stock foc- iaerly owned by In. ampbcll. and has moved into her store on the bridge. Ills store can be found open every day, with a large and new stock or flours Furnishing sndladies Fancy Goods on hand. is? 1w George I. Under-hill nowlntorrn sslliig Bounhold ties for cashorbyinstallmsntsatpricrs cartooni- tlou Particadsdrlugbargaiilcancallat goi Is 6 Raymond St. City. To lent. HOUSE on 'l'ollcsstrset, with modern immora- nients. inquire of JOHN ll. “APP, a! t Apartments Wanted. PART of aboassof aboutdvs up or downstairs. Ruitnottocsccsdm . AP plyat JACOB SCRAUB'S “Rm. wt Washington Street. Rooms to Beat. Oorthrssplcsssatrooius iolstfor house- keepingucatrmderatc. tugboat IRBANIO 1% 15ml RsstN cameos T0 RENT. ' 0N BILL ISLAND. 8. 8 and. 7 ROOM.- mcottsgsstoltsntby tbs Week or leather for «CALM. Belllslsnd. is” im DANCING CLASSES “MUSIC HALL. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Commencing-lune lusts p. in. Infraction ins-ins by Prof. ll. sarcasm IIVBII. «heathen-mos Awake, it". Apeimtlouforalnbsrskipmaybsimds at m. n Ir. in «who m. mm SEASIDE RESORT! BEL]. ISLAND HOUSE! Now Open for Boarders. Mira-is lks ‘ sums afloawlth’ Itaardess taken by the Week, lull. or has... flood Boating sad l‘lsklag. sumo-used» stars 1. R. W, Prop, address of the moderator, the Rev. CHAS- t,Ilocket ‘ lyreward- We The Volunteer tenths Plant! The Volunteer Hose (10., mmWw-mmmcns y of hi If“ Strawberry Festival , mlaunshrmrntlaa lanterns and mwmammmsu u'iiay’gg gaming on Wtbmwmmoé’mf'ugluw.nrchaa I CORE 0“! COME Alibi ADIIISIOB, to CPS. TWO Tim, 5 Cl". Jolt tw ' LYCEUM THEATRE) NEW YORK. at at. and 4th ave. Daniel Frolism M’g . neon-ens sis-mum»: The Regular Dramatic Season. The Wife, ANcw D.Bel-coaadB.c.Dalllls Wampum: mam nicer.- cannula cavvsn man. car 'a, Fuses Wan-reacts, WI mos, w. .r. Lit item wswor warm use Willem cuss. nicxsori loss cnonr. w. rsvnnsrwf. loss choslraa. ' PRICES. All Reserved. WMSINIIII 31.50 III-a. .IABIEY’S waxwoltus at the I. I. 0. A. loatlval, Wednesday Evening, Juno lath. Neweharactcrs and in machinery. Straw- berries and Ice Cream. Juli-2 TICKETS liCia. SAME-15.: HOUSE W. B. HALL a. 60., BRIDGEPORT. BIBS. WM. H. JARVIS, 121 lain St, South Esrwalk. son to .r. a. Smith. nurse. Bariutbeea tcdsgsnt slums: COJmtbc oftheisgnodalnthls .I would laibcladlmtocallnd , whichlhavaafalfliaa which! offer: manhunt-Jerald. Satmmbmfiiltc, framm-ly totalled I. 3135 hi Anelcgant lincof goork, all wool and Bennett-s. in the laid alarms Challis, Belarus. Zqihyrs sad Bargalnaln andrufllnp. “we muons“ "- NdinanatIn I li'fh i Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles. «VELOCE . , COLUMBIA 1- .. The insatPractiealandSafeBnadstsrmsdc. Cal benddcn‘ byoluoryonngwithperfeet safetymrar anymad,foreirhcrbuainessorplcssure. 75” s riagficld llosdstcrll sis, : . stuck. Blessed oluatcer Columbia, 50 uwmm “thEad-‘vhl: 3-: or sand in cars. agile to . JACKSCN BROS” ta WALL s’l‘ftll'l‘, RORWALK. Cl'. uni-so cnaav SALE «.01.... H-A-T-S, AT...— Mrs. FAWOETT’S WW” ”WW Stuck, mllmundaIdechildrm’sMsll Esmsomsnnoh ”WWW Saturday, J une 2d, Also assmtalsm of childrlu's'nimmsd ‘ atysatlyrsdueadprlcsa. Mrs. FAWC ETT’S, 3 WATER I13. NORWALK, amenmoaoawam. GRAND Social Excursion! 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