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THE LOCAL NEWS.
, , High tide tomorrow 8.00, low tulr
" I“.
danrheawmtuaeta'mt
The Courtot Dnrgennra will meet to—
aid».
H ( * fiat'nelphine" wan hauled on! yealer
‘ day to have hrr hull wanlted. .
The Young Peoplen 8005“! 0' "“9
Flint I. 3. Church meet tonighh
~Yon that aredimatieliedertheliO
‘ cent Tea at G.C.Btillaon'n. ‘
Therailroadeomminrioner’acarpuned
throughhatnthinmorniog.
--Pnre Java and lochn Collar-al-
wayn trait—at G. c. Stillnon’a.
:1tepubliean club will be tor-nod at
In er [Inelburt'a ofllee tomorrow err-,-
ning. ‘
Arthur Paddock has beén engaged at
organlatot theFirat II. E. Church or
liolyoke. lean.
, ~A. It. Tyler will hereafter, keep on
hand a‘tull line of lreah flnh,garden
vegetablea and meatn of all kinde.
acholernotthIOverBivernehml
a very pleamnt time yentwday
uonouthnir picnic.
attbn Boatenatoraaudgetonn
thenew French Sail-en atlD ceotn
it
will ntopatWilaon'a
‘tromaudatternrxlhuu-
m Burrow- ot’New York
eaunlboatn loaded with
Belle Benson will leave Norwnlk alter
thel'ourthtotakeaponition nan nurne
inaliewYork hoepitnl.
w a... —.,
—Tenhoyawaotedtoatilthe8rntinel
duringtha nebool vacation Apply at
Bloan'nnmntoreintheborough.
The BornerailraadCo. haachanged
“airtime—table tooonneet with the
traiuaontbncoumlidntedroad.
15!”th have been one
‘ ployadiathe borough on newern, lett
towa,bngaudhaggage.tor Danhury thh
morning.
ii)
-E.G.Whitney’a Artntornwillclonn
at 6 pm. (excepting Saturday nighta)
aafllnphlnt.
“Mollie-uh meet erery Pri-
hy nttnrnooa between five and in
o’eloek.toaetaponaayeomplaintnthnt
mayhehrnaghtbetnrathear.
—-DnKlyn’n ice cream delivered on
Fandaytoanypartotthecity.
—Bny0ld'nllcolonga.
Theflouolentownl waamovedynnv
tnrdaleaehltvuahavlagtheeontrnet.
”monomer-mm
(theatregmundnnyansoroeot 18 to I).
*1—
lllnyntoartookaparty or young
onnphoutmuinglnatevenlug.
The napo- Glob ot New York are
punt-gnaw mud-y.
Tholtaaootivaconimlttnnotthn oun-
inliaw EOMJMI].MWN
hold theannnalmveting. ‘ot a. M.
tlnaiollwwjehnnMGnnd‘l.
m-wm'hr can sum.
L. 1.. “that Ferrin'dock with rand.
Bumeotthntnembmot the clan
‘Wpicnieedonone ol‘ the idlandn to-
tiny.
BullerChnpier. Number 88. It. to A.
I. worked thou/Royal Arch degree lent
our.
The monthly meeting of the Outing
Club of the Y. II. c. A. will he held thin
evening.
Concord Divlaion Bonn ol Tomprrano‘e
will hold anentertainment in their hall
haaan advortiaetnent in todnya W.
ltlnanior. new, clean, and mat clam
reataurant. and worth dropping in to
are.
«For npriog ntylen go to Guaowaki'a.
. mrmhinuonuu are' holding that:
near meeting thi- atternoou. They
oelebrntntheadventot FinknndBrookn
to-nigbtnt ltutio Hall. Rev. Wm.” H.
Boole will be prenent. and a lively time
in expected.
lira. ll. 1'. loore and her daughter,
thin evening. M Ella. entertained a number of their
-—All work, well and promptly dooeat lriendn lat evening at their rcaidenoe on
the Old Well Laundry. Taylor avenue. Belreahmentn were
aorvcd alter which the party enjoyed
themnelven dancing.
The following Connecticut pensionn
have been granted: Original, Frank
‘llaunonJlew London; John G. Poole,
Colcheater; W. Derby, New Britain;
linry Ann, whlow of Adam Krone. ’
yoke.
, Conrad lilnuh had hie eyen badly
burned on Saturday by the cork flying
out of a bottle of amonia. Conrad hn'a
nullered pretty badly {or the last two or
three dayn, but in getting along nicely
now.
A party of aixty from New York city,
oarnetlp. to Mode Point to-day and
had dinner.
lelnon Raymond atom today on hia
vacation. He will npvnd it in New York
and New Jenny.
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. F. will elect
otlicernthin evening. The third degree
will also be centered. ’
lire. John Cortrot' ban bought out the
atore formerly owned by George Fisher
on Raymond ntreet.
Cbrrlea 3m nayn homia enjoying the
tiahiug at Betta‘ Island and in catching
a meanevery day.
The Norwalk Wheel Blob will go to
Bridgeport on the Fourth and participate
in the parade there.
8t. John'n Lodge visited Corinthian
lodge of Bridgeport lant evening and
worked the third degree.
—-Thé Pomona GrltEdge Chowder: at
(hmpbell’a old .uuo.
William Weed baa purchaaed a line 52
Columbia Expert bicycle from the South
Norwalk Bicycle Exchange.
Bane Ital! new.
Yesterday about 800 people attended
the Norwalk and Waterbury game.
Pagan, lormerly of the Winnipauka,
played right field, Collin‘e third, and flu-
Alliater and Jack were the battery.
Fitzpatrick in troubled with malaria and
wan unable to play. No rearing wan
done in the llrnt inning. in thenroond
inning by blanching their bite and good
been running and Jack'n long hit over
the [coco for a home run Norwalk got in
tour rune. In the around inning the
vinitorn got in (our rune by a wild pitch
and a hit by Regen. Pluckn Larkina hit
“for two boner, atolo third, and came in
on a dead ball, the beaten being lull.
Jack and Gilbert were both hit with the
ball in thin inning. Nothing wan done
in the third with the exception ot a nice
atop and fly catch, both by Larkinn.
Nothing wan done in the fourth or fifth
W In the ninth Bulliran and Bid-
”huh got on bane-n and cameinon
We base hit. Pagan got been on
“and came in on Gilbert's hit. The
It‘d. Cd nothing, in thb ’ ,1
bit totem been, atoleneoond "
Thobidn lor proporala to buy newer
bouda oi the borough were opened im-
mediately alter three o’clock to—day.
ltinprnposed tohavea race between
the “lary Ann” and the “Pbmbe,” two
bout! belonging in thin city, on Julylth.
TheOnbnn Giantn were defeated by
theCobblo Bill Brighta on the Amphi-
Tlteliorwalk Savingn Bank will pay 7 .
Wm. intorent lor “,3 M “x calm In on chlltnter’u two bare hit.
monthantthe' rate of 4 percent, payable Helmet" '93 “08M "Pill" on 09¢-
9“pr you, lo, and. The vtaitora ncored on n panned
ball Ill! Ba . "
——Ladinn akin-and lllldttl’l'earaapeci. °" ' h! It“ In the ninth
Pagan oi the home team hit a very
ally at the Old Well laundry 8‘! Waah- h i
in mm. ' prettyt ree bagger wh ch waa loudly
_._____ . applauded, and came home on Jack'n
linmbera olthefiooial Gun Club will hit. The Non-Ik- play in Waterbury
meettovmorrow eveningatthe more of today. Following in the acorn o! yen—
the Mayflower Book & ladder and Bone terday:
cm Kuwait .............. 4
George Janna of Benedict Farm in hav-
iaga building put up which he will oc-
oupyaanmeat market an noon on fia- bytheyoungladirnlor the Claim: 5,
ll“ ' ercinealnd week. It mainly conninted
lit-thought 5! tho” VIII! II' the otenmynnoenland iuntrumental music
gameyeaterday, that Inhr‘e fly catch in aadaFreneh play, all at whmh were
theflrntlnniltg,wanthoflneat We on rendered in each n mannerantoelicit
themed-Illi- Ian-on- the highest commendation from the
J. D. Jenuiuga went up the Harlem W number d patronn M lrlendn
roadto-daytoattend the lunernl or as. firm." 12'3"" “mm“? ""
mlnwhowannolndlygoredbya hull ypra '
hinrdaythatbedhdflnndayaltrrnmn. ”fag: gout Brookaid: 1...: to:
41'»wa (xlenulneharaaparilla in the and III- llarin Tau-n. wrote noon
flirt-boat—“S‘r rants-u.
Quite a doe programme wan rendered
wast. 100 donen [or 75 cent; 0'. c. "Birth-Inv- III! Bra-re" Both die
Stillnon'a. played judgment, good tente and rhetor-
ienl nklll in their plnmnnt emnyn.
Gammaterarenldlngln thiaeitydidnot
exparieneenomwh trouble in making
awithtrninninltewYorkyen'
terdayaathnydidonthe previoua day.
'ColouelAmhhaaporehaned
The French play «ducted great credit
upon the eight young ladien who took
part in it. as nine upon their anchor.
Ille. lorln. .
attend- Atthncloanottheprogtatntaetbn
mwmmor‘now “
“is “r ”1% m: ......
. 59m NWB'CGNNo
...... . W W- . ......
Arthur Willow. 11. 1.. in
virtungatarlhm. , ‘
ltrnWmJJamynoaotBonfiIM we
LL,hvhitiquta.Jenrtlnga, in thin
ty.
ot the'borough. retaraedhomeyeatar- dent.
.ll-JIWWD‘, . .
lngllra. Wilbur ottheborongh.
liaryltvaneotihelovolgh innpend-
ingatewdaynlqu
”3.3qu otEanttlorwalk
in vkinlting lu Ooldviprio', Ll... thin
wee
Janna P. llatthnwent Norwichir Vinit-
in; lama it. am this city.
Johnl’i‘, “flu “109'!!qu Oman
man-amid him“ .
I...“ More. - " roofer: itvinit-
ingatthewqpmh ... ”$53.”
B. it. Baker at ville M- M
{upending-atew with relative in
InandIraganoillrowrtotBrook-
Innocence-methane.
' r W 7
lira. llenry Paired” started for Pitta-
M.M.thlnmoringtomakeaviatt
with bermothnr. ”Peirce will ntay
tintilnlterthem ,
W
Mr. and Int-Mildew of New
York city, who ha been viiting In.
Bunting of Center
home yesterday. is:
Ill-n Bra 3. ' ‘ ntnrted tor W
Bnckmrt. In. V morning, where
nhewlll remain :13? summer.
Samuel Lyne-
torlionton thin
time!!!
(“*5 phone “:11
Jhiummum verPilla.
at Little Liver Pilln
...... ”.3“'”...'r‘°.r'“"
me nev my
‘wndnamggwhomldlntrihutedthem,
andlneveryinntanonbavo on entire
theynremmedloine—neek
provsu‘. Will, 133m 00.. Jill.
- Oar mate tar Meat.
He will nominated, V
lion andwill beeleoted ma. people,
became bewill oometbe nearenttolil-
ling their ideal of a Chief mum.
Elecnic Bitter: ban been given their
, _ nan-oar w m“ "a”
"m’ "m" a :we‘lldlledthe idenlota
andalteratire. Thepaople
rented to all troublen oi
For
wmh atarted commended. Alto W
W ”m ' '30“ Uonatipntion. Batinlaotion guaranteed
’ ended.
Ii- lay Karon own-too. whohaa mitoteveryanatheing upon a ground
bean riotinghvrniatnrflrafifitlmith foundation,» that there can he acol-
duringthiaperiodoftinm
Thenentawillooat onlyiooenln, and
can honoured» Hoyt'n drugatore, thin
city, andGregory'ndrugatore.Norwalk,
tulip. m. Huntley.
Avn.,_1lllinoia.co Jamalm.
one dollar,
Bitten and rely
cannotby baton
curen
other
nottoim-
bytheoonveno
eottouic
hmiudorned
33;.
alllaklill
Helerinl
“an
Mil"!
thiagrent
Stomach
Fevnrn
highly re-
Ind.
'i“ ...:E__ or money rd Pocono ctr.
can], 2 John “a 0W gLOllper bottlnat than. IaphnmnDrug
Brady, and Fred of the borough,
will I” "I. m W eol- W IIIIOO
......“ ' ‘ n; .. Wmmn'n'.ml
Hon. Jan. W. fly 0. 8. ,
hutaken anniteol moment the Ebbit mfigw’z flag-3%:
Home, Washington, for the nammer mafia-1g: l. inn-an taran-
during the abneme If bin m from pram on. x. mm.
the Capitol.
_ warning. and
touchdown-Bhutto“ ,
'HWWfif‘ ....
William I. W “ did II): ”
aomehaewottingyeaterdayatDw-byio
the threb mhtute clam. rivnheatn were
trotted in the tollowlng time: In.
2.3}. 8.8“, airmen. Iodine won
the wooed but, and earneia ahead in
the third h-nt, time 2.81}. but wanaet
hack bncauae he made one break and the
heat wan given to “Perla Belle,” who
trotted the heat withonta break. “to-
dlne”eame in around in all theotbar
heats. ile war a great favorite with the
rpectntora and proved himaell a remark-
able borne.
He will trot tomorrow ntthe name
place in the 3.50 clean.
rant-aroma.
lanagerllillindaterminndtbatall
Parlor Ellll‘llllllllll
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A MUSICAL MID CAKE SALE,
Atlhnraid-QH'II'JIAACJWMI
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Thursday Evc’g. June 28,
At lighto'eioek.
Admllllolt, 25 00m
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panorama olthe Battle of Gettynhurg.
andhaaredueedthnprieenothatallwho
take the ntenmer have to pay only”
etnta in additionto thertenruboet fare.
The aoenninagrent une,andeveryhody
nhouldnneit.
mama 'l'nm-
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MtbeIolbwmoflenrel'ortbe one
antagyanrltoaday night: In. W. 8
Hotehklm. W. E; charlaa F. lacuna.
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mm onnrtmn.
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NORWALK AND mom.
Prices Always Right.
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