11.“.
Sun rieea on; one note 7.20
The liorwalhe play two gamer in Don~
hnry to-day‘.
~iblery Planta, at Jenninge e
‘ hurye‘.
Ira. Patornon’e little child. oi Granite-
ville, la aerlounly ill.
, W. 8. Baileyiato npeahinDanbury
.‘ onfinndayaiwrooon.
‘ffgredrngnatl’lninted’a,
The entavtalnmautin tho Athenasnm
laat night we very lino.
»'—-Pioooldpotatoea. only 85 ctr.
huahalatw.‘Boward amour-.11":-
' laud’aBlooh.
’l‘ho Cedar Point regntte will be nailed
Saturday, June 30th. owing to the con-
tinued atorm. .
Andrew Sellaoh found another piece
of po'noned meat in hledocr yard tbia
'mlllfi. '
-A.B.'l‘ylerwlll hereaiter keep on
hand a full line oi ire-h lieh,garden
y'cplebluendmontaoiallhinde.
Raymond Dede waa arreeted yeeterday
for drunkennere by oflloer Coahew. Be
, wan tried and lined thin morning.
Dog poiaonern ntoatillat work inthe
borough. Dr. Baldwina little ahye terrier
died thin morning from poieoning.
no»: WW1 o. o. n, have
' elected oflcfln an iollowe: John B.
Er. W“ In a" D‘- 0. We “'3’, Va 0.;
mmkfit St. John lorrili,
1'. 8.; A. B. Gaolp, treanurer.
aelo oi framed pietnrea at
_ Whitney'a, Saturday only. Twenty per
‘ cenhdleoonnt.
W“-“~’n‘*ramoou' "‘ mot. John’e lodge;
No. 0, of Bridgeport vieited the borough
leat night and witnemed the working oi
thothirddegrce by St. John’a Lodge.
After the work the viaitora were
given a fine ooflafiom
—'l'en boya wanted to null the Sl'nfilld
during the achool vacation. Apply at
Bloon’a newn atore in the borough.
IranHiuWhedar 'dled hat night at
fimmnmm in the
Ilihynaroi hia'nge. Funeral eervicen
wtllbeholdntthehoueoliondny after-
noonatbo’cloch.
~Dboountofflperoauhonalliram—
ad manna. Saturdaanna 80th,“ B.
GWhitnoy’a.
Wpaeaiouahevoheeegrano
ed:0tlgiltal.0harleo E. Pordy, Bound
Bill;ldwinB.liohlo.NewBavnu;Chna.
Rhytan‘alr Raven. Increme, Ed.
winnliobledlewflaven.
army-'- iee cream delivered on
Mytonnypertoithecity.
Tully orioriy‘ Wgathered
at the odlee oi Lawyer lie-inure lart
night atelier-ed aYonng Republican
Club. ‘l'hamaebgwanveryenthnuao
lionetlthnclnbnlnrta out under anapl-
—-l'raa ‘l'rade thatthe Democrataero
ping tngive nahanenablrd natobuy
our Ira worha way down. Wecan call
you nblglotior nlittla money. The!
‘ hen long eta-e that protect
“groom (bar'gflllinflt
Minoanmlleerlyiorhut
ohobaditlflflatmanat'lhitnay’a,
~Illum.~enqannntillop.m.
w...
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'ttunhtqa;
newt
”lent-good“? iemlly who live mi * fearinoa'rton mo.
, lite I ereprepering tomovn 1..., 77"” tilnlv m
Milan-Keven. m m" wtte eaten-teen-
three-pain
inane-ea.
~Wyn’e ice cream delivered on heat
Suede night dalnonatreted that it will
ytoenypertoitheclty. , tahantorathaoa etormy «mingle
Wrens-hill» eommitteeonatreeta, (lat-lien iheenthuaiaam oi the Young
advertieeeinthieimneiorpropoaelaior I'll" Clnbandtheiririenda
”WWW“ , M "“ h” hmiuni...”
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“Y0“ M ”Witwmw fltnObhagonomlneflonnand at» the
Wh‘MIhG.G-B“IIIWL ‘. ' Gubinthincltyweradoinglaatnvcning
"the gamma". WPhMbylha alatyclnbainthastate oi Connectbut
nmmmymym weraaleo “no The cluhmm on
mmmmfloilheralo. lleioetreetwea and ttlaaeieto
. —~——~————- - aaytbntbetween titty and meaty-live
“‘7'” I‘m 0'" 15.388 050W!" at could not gain admittance. Glover'e
Clmrbcfl’eoldetand. ‘ What! wee preterit and, phyed
Oflloerfleddenarreated Janeen itiiy for
metal aelectiona in a manner which
being drunk, lnat night. Hewaatried
elicited liberal applauee. The hand in
hainra Judge Knapp thin morning, and a“ gaining invor ”“1 i. W
more every time it in heard.
Prooldent 0. E. Duty preaided and
called upon the diluent apeahera.
WPearaon gave aome pointa on
the will quorum. Ilia experimee in
England under ireolrade policy gave
hie remarhe uuueual inherent. He made
the point that if the duty waa reduced
the anrplua would be inoreaeed on ac-
count oi the large increeeo oi lmporte
that would reault from the reduction.
Hie roulette were enthuaiaetically ap-
plauded. ,
John E. Light made a happy apeech
end enthoeed hie heatera by advancing
argument in favor of protection.
Remarhe were-alao made by W28.
Bunion, Jame- 0. Crowe, John Baotou,
D. B. Seliech. Richard Gotbill, Edwin
Fox. Lawrence Gavanaogh. Ii. ll. Nor-
ton and other-.and the tone of their
apeechee were all againet Englleh free
trade.
Severalaignedtborollat the clean oi
the meeting. Cigara werepaaeed around
and the ratification meeting wee pro
trounced a grand euooeaa. ‘
~l'ltc only Genuine Bar-aparilla in the
market. 100 doors lot 75 centa. G. C.
Btilleoo’a. ’
Imat night Prank Finch was urreeted
by Chief Vollmor for drunkenneua. lie
weatried beioreJudge Knapp thie morno
log and lined.
-Boyn if you wenta “Snap"bny your
FireworhnetCrnw’a Newe Depot: all ireab
atoch; army thing gore. Fleur, Lant-
ern, Gracheta by the box. Open all
Toaeday night.
The once oi Grin lliller against Harry
Leopold wna aettied yeaterday by!»
plmding guilty and being given a
loalflno.
~Family Wuhing at the Old Well
Laundry, W'Waahington etreer.
Old Well Lodge, F. d: A. II. will work
the third degree thin evening. Refresh-
menla will he nervedniier the work. All
Heater Karena are invited.
——Boya look at there Borne, only 8 ctr.
eecb,—-correct thing for {lb July, or W. 1%an mam.
Howard Seymour'e Enviland’e Block. I.“ “I. a Trinity church “I" a.“
W‘“ —— l'rlnnda a or...» Tinte-
2...... Icntlol.
li- Iabel Smith of Sey’hrooh in visit—
ing Kr. and lira. Edwin Bunion.
'1‘. P. McGowan. time Breton Pilot,
8 in thin city nod ”ml! (or a low
dayn In the inlereata oi hie paper.
lira. Jamen P. Inlay. of Byracnne, N.
Y., in viaiting lit. end lira. James C.
Cooley in the borough.
Ira. J. B. Wheeler and lliaa Nellie
Smith have related immarhitinllidp
flaidand Wilton. ‘ ~ -
Theodore Bailey, of Iiancheater. N.
3., it visiting John 8. Smith in this city.
Jennie Sommera oi Eaet Bridgeport in
visiting relatiree in the borough.
Mantle Bhoflield oi this city in visiting
relativea in High Ridge.
Capt. unwell Front w; in Philadelphia
yeaterdey and the day before taking
L‘tet evening the ledien of Trinity
church held aparlor entertainment at
the reaidence oi lanao Jennings on Went
atreet. There wan a large attendance
end an excellent madame wee ren-
dered. lien Sadie )iilier played a dill].
cult piano aolo, IiaelillienWarnaroi
Bridgeport, whore planing voice baa
often been heard in thin town.nanga
pretty aolo. Dunne wero enng by lilac
Hertha Knapp end Ethane Hatch and
Frank Noah. Reoitetlona were given by
LL. Priahie aedJoaapb Jeeniugn which
were highly enunciated.
The entertainment wee for the benefit
of the Sunday echool and the prooeeda
will go inr toward putting the room in
first-cla- order.
rue-pt Pay-eat Recognised.
In recognition oi the good hunineaa
methode oi the bent end moat popular
inanranoe company,nnd oi none more
no then the Norwich Union I-‘ire loner-
teatlmony. once Company, repreaented by Jacob H.
" term. erect. we gladly print tho lol-
qfiuiiwm'“ 0‘ llorth "a" h lowing letter of Raymond Btothera to
Kr. Layton:
Jacob H. Layton. ., opal! Norwich
etthereeidenae oi lire. Kimmey oi the 17.5,. fin huff“: 3.:
Web- Allow on to achuowledgeiwith thaohe)
JameaKendall of BuntingtonLLi. receipt of draft ice the lull amount
' ‘ hhhm‘h' ‘ J 15:82:. (gt: 3::
one '6! prompt
Prank Wilcothjnet returned from my“ Inland .5. "Mg“ m
a viii in New Jerney.
without rebate ior‘lhealxtyday allow-
0. 3. my... “.3. “mm"... once. under policy. commando our
tlan. “Hawaiian."
thenha and moat eaenre othern that the
it n ewell know-lactloibrpropie Nmioh Union i- - felt «Ir-line and
of liorwaih that 0.1:. Wllaott attended murmur-or- Ymmtrulr.
the Chicago convention, but not quite ' llarnonnliwrnnne.
no well known how he procured aimin- I...”
eiontlrereto. lr.Wileon wenttoChier- Amaze,“ 0:?“ ”I" in
go let theeapreaa perpoeeoi amending . . .
the convention and knew that he could u” m.” "I” ' broad hmm' low
. crowned black ieit hat. Upon the ap-
uotget inunleeahohadtheproperpaae
’ an at hearri in In.” pronchoithohealedtmn it givenplaoe
~ . loaeimi -ahe whitenraw. The
immediately “4 h".'m“ warhead, onewithufh’ich h'edhae been identified
an theaeylugMatead up theetmmt- tor me“! “mm m m | i
raearred tor thoveterane heprocurale
Graeham hedge in name way,putona
very bad limp. walked boldlynptothe
convention hallaad wanedmitted nae
vatwnn andtooha aeatwiththathody.
Ir. Wilton cheat theatreeteoi
mileage all of the want that he wee
there. Thlalathoeloryaaltcotneafrom
I‘MWW woreitiorioeryeara, whaalo fact. it
mflh" W haedanameerrrieo for twelve yearn.”
mum-menu On. banjo-tie- .w‘mgm,n.,n,
aaedanantlittlahoohantlttledflhmngh
thafloueatneioVailay to thefliiiaand
Bomwuilarhhlrflwhlchgimainli
littoithnenmmerreaorthotelanndlaadc
Cerrle8mith oi Blemiord in vieittng
oitha P.l.0harch. Whileheepv
evanwlth thedatieaoi hladlocmr,
'twelva laotnrea a week at
i
whjnlmehe‘baen anthe-
mahreitwadeilghttni
b er,
loapand
ltaanheohialnadbyal-piyaddrealeg
hml’errigyneralm ,
r?
i.
ixnImHtKHnNAngtxi, yrwmoiréaxnntmiigo.
retail-aha“ W
lantmnpt
"Hermann-nan.
net-Witterin-
giiififii
Erisi
they ionnd the men hiding. Bo waa
taken to the looIIpnod matched and
the only thing anywa- intend on hlapen
eon won a very lino gold watch and
chain. Thewaloh beheavyone nude
by P. 8. Bartlett.
Thoprieonergnajahiennmethiemornv
ing on William Btraogeand hie reaidenoo
ae Benton. When arreated ho had a
lady’o coat whichhe had taken ontoi
lir. Wbelo'a houaaln bin trunnion. No
owner hae been lound for the watch yet.
Strange eeye that he pnrcbaaed it in
Barton. W '
I'hn lint hula.
Jone opened with pleaaaut, weather,
which haa continued nptothe preeent
writing and the cooaaional very warm
days have had tneeifect oi alerting up
trade to a pleating extent.
it that to ba’hoprd, however.‘that
the loot traded! Iaywill bemadenp
even under the moat favorable circum-
etancee, and no far at wecan learn
ealen are very much behind whntthey
wereat aeorraapondlngdatelaetyear.
Thleietrueinallbranoheaoithebuei.
urea. and whileit iaznot only poeaihla
but probable that an mentally large
butler- will he done by the rotation
between now and tho firat oi Anguat, it
in notthe eeeaon oi the yeariorgnod
profile, and the only hope lethal trade *
may hang on late into the trance.
While many of the traveling men are
alien tberoadaoliciting Pall ordera from
the retail trade, there are many who are
deterring their tripe notiltheir coatom-
m have had a chance to unload.
An in to he expected collections are
much behindhaud, and it will require
good iloeociering ntnongot many to keep
irotn goingtotho wall. Averyliberal
ieellng la dhpleyed on every hand. how-
ever. and we believe that with
help butiew dlaaaternwillbetbereault
oi the phenomenally rainy meadow-Hat-
ter & Farrier.
llarpnra flannel“ (or July.
Everything in thin Number meritn
careful auction, and will get it irom a
iiteraryandartietle point oi view. an
wellaeluthamatteroi machanfial ex~
eeution. All the work contained
between the covera in oi the very boat.
The frontlapiece. repreaentlnge eltuation
in Baooann’a "Ia'twa’a Revenge,” ieono
oi the aixty lllnatrationn in line incur.
'l‘hailratartioledeecrlbee lite nt the
neon by leintennnt Kim. and in
iiinatrated handmmely irom drawiupby
R. F. Zoo-aux. All thoealient feature-
oi the cadet'a experience. afloat and
uhommenomerated inn lively way,
andwith enthuelaaun which indicate-
at Acceptilia. Ir. mature eight illoe.
tratlonaeddniochlo the enjoyment oi
theread'er. En catcher the apirlt of
naval life admirably. ‘
Ht. “amino”, lllnalrat-
QM.-
Unitod-Btam Academy at Annapolla. aa '
thatthawrltorrnjoynditallwhenhewan ‘
f of
‘ ‘ amfiielegltecwm
EAR
r
‘ none-thaw
A Whatuwltahavehwareaehed hy'the
recentlyaohmlllad by Joesph Cook to
thgnatinnelmorntary‘, ,Rev.Fratlh,fl Roa-
eel, I). 1)., whoanaweead it alone”:
u'l'hewot'hieelreetlylirlnginggrattiy-
lugeodabnhtinntftnlt. Churdteaeov-
ering more thane million and ahali
lentloo.which.un-
lihaaoarivaaa ban in lttho elementot
permanence. . Vintcrn irotn all the
churchmen-operating in a community
are intwblanded an to denominational
float, and each becoming acquainted
wilhehttioileidoi scarcelytaote than
tondwellingn. ltianoweatimatedthnt
there are now more than twentyllve
ihooeand ehnroh-tnembera engaged in
thinactivlty. The city oi Brooklyn in
organized into lliteen branch ellinncca.
withan average to each oi over titty
thouaendpoiltlation. Baltimorolealeo
undernltoilnrorganiaatlonmudheapub.
Hedden llahedalargepamphlehmade up from
the atetiatioal retoroe of the work—a
hindolraligioue directory of the city.
Bollalo. Boobeater, Oawego, Poughheep-
ale, Kingelon, Nowburgaud many other
thanahondredtowne.Weatand80otb,
atepovlngintheanmelinn‘rhenotee
“darling ‘ g,audthe‘wcrdaoi encourage-
men't‘a'ent forth from thaWaehlngton
CollierencelaatDeeembernreeehoingin
allthelend. Irhecallia ontiora New
YorkBtatoOonierenoe_ of branchalllen-
oeetobaholdnextwlnter, for the die-
oudonoitha worh‘nnd itn problem.
Agreatnumberoipeopleheveoommeo-
oedatteodanoeonohnrch and Sunday-
eohooi; atatiaticgon 'tnany important
queetioue are gathered, prejndloee’ara
melting away. aeercelyany houeehoide
repel, hntnearlyellgiadly welcometbe
rieitora, Biblaa and trncta ntediatributed,
goodaanociationnate lormrd.andmany
peatornteetiiylothogonerellnctnaaeoi
anal and ellciency on thepartoi the
church’membnralhuaehglgrd."
m
TheChlnamen overYoat'abarbet-ehop
havemaden “iiclnche”lorthodth. It
31"" h rnadetlte name an thoee youbuyin
WWWWINM’W. '
Ilia abouttwofaothighandhananach
attached tothe iopouwhichre‘eare—
praeentatlonoiahuotanhoad. lnChina
when thehre cracker gone oflandthe
headgoeaopalithachildunllaedtotry
tooatch it when itcamedowu.
"‘Jiin wuar...‘ " _
lleeCccollnflnfl MHmcyfiPocb
werernarrladlaateveningat thablide’a
home on Spring Hill. Rev. C. I. Sollech
performed theceremouy. A larpcom-
pany wan praont and the bride and
groom were preaenlad with oumoronn
handmmeandoeeinl pteeontn. Wm. J.
Leland waabeetman,and thetwolittln
filers oi the bride and groom noted an
maid- oi honor. The bride wee ptettily
attired in while dtin with lace trini-
mingnf It. and Ira. Peck leit town
thia morning for long Inland. whore
theywlllapendtwo weaha. They will
reeido in Rorwalh. -
, level Vemola at tridgopnrt.
A recent order item William 0. Whit-
ney. necretaryoi the navy. directea por-
tion of the veeaala of the North Atlantic
aqnndron logo to Brid and late
partin the Fourth oi nlydetuonatra-
tlou which that city ia making great
Wtwnwmm
our lie-dunno tar Pro-ideal.
He will be nominated by the uneven.
lion andwill beehcted bytbo people,
become hewiil eomethe uoateattoill-
Electriollitterahaabeengivanthe -
eat piece,beoanannoothermedlclne
eowalllllad‘the idealoiapwiecttonlo
iii-“acme gist-13rd huthiagreat
a ”on
y ver,8tomaeh
rented lnallltotthleaoi
and lIldueya. orall lialartai Favora
nddiaeaaen «need Iialariall’blaona.
Bittueceanotbetoohighiyro-
commended. grocer. Henderson's?
or money refunded. Prlcolioctaand
unvmn'anteeerlenua.
New You. Jena fl—lr. W.
thlandlimldithOhvoGwyunnayunnger
use. oi lire Corneliu- Vanderbilt, wwn
maulymarrled int 'l’ueulayavnningatihe
walled-on avenue.
couple pa- waddlagtonratltar-
raganeetti'iwandnt Iaitarhielandmnthe
condemnina
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luklngappllaneoior printing machine:
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foraeheetdellveryappatatuaior print-
ing machine; 0. P. Inthrop, New Inn-
don,game;‘W.A. lunny, and W. U.
Honingfiartford, pantingapparnt-rl.
Elarlln, New Haven, volooipodo; 8.
T.Newman,Danhury.wlrnhendingend
formingrnachine;0. G. Portion, Eart-
iotd.eleotriocutout;J. lerriam, lid~
dlotowl. cl-p; J. North, Iiddlotown.
filo-lemma Council. Kenelngton, call
placeaare well organized, while more bel
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