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Weather Bulletin.
For Wednesday. warmer, fair weath-
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WANTS» .
Bereafter advertisements of wants or
any kind occupying one half inch space
or less, will be inserted at the following
rates: One time, 25 cents; 2 times, to
auto; litim‘es. 50 cents; one week. 81.00.
About 35 words will go into a half
inch space of The Sentinel.
iii ‘1.de this.
Iiigh tide io.i36ir?;‘"12.m. low lidc
0.21.
Bun rises 4.30 ; sun sets 7.26.”
C. J. Darin mliiiildliig—a new house on
the Westport road.
The “Adeline Gray" of Troy is un-
. loading coal at Ferris’ dock. ,
At one time last nigliithe lockup was
so full that two had to be put in one cell.
The steam yacht "William Tell" came .
into the harbor for water and cool this
morning.
An adjourned meeting of the Fire Po-
lice will be held in their rooms this
evening.
Lorenzo Slice—x, of lie-redid Farm, is
able to beout again after an illness of
four or five weeks.
—-lfiss Lizzie A. Brie—ck is ogrnt for
the Old Well Laundry.
A large sailin ‘party
morning for o 'of the
they will pic-nic to-day.
left here this
islands where
lit. and Mrs. Ellory Cummings of
Ridge Water are visiting Mrs. Andrew
Seely in the borough.
The Mills bill is him... destitute
. that it is not even American. Two Ger-
man Jews framed it.~Bufialo Express.
The Catholic pastors of the Connect-
icut diocese are to go on ‘a retreat at
the St. Francis Upharn asylum, New Ha-
ven, to-morrow.
Daniel Cohen and wife were fined 37
and costs and given thirty days in jail
by Judge Selleck yesterday for being
drunken vagrants.‘
The “Anna, ’ a canal boat that has
been used to bring coal from New York
to this city, will hereafter be used btn
tween the docks in this city.
The Americus Drum Corps has been
organized and will endeavor to make
things lively this fall for those inter-
ested in politics.
Post Office box 108 is the one to which
persons who voted for Harrison in 1840
should send their names and address, in.
stead of box 8, as primed in the Sentinel
on Saturday last.
William Fahan was tried before Judge
Selleck yesterday for assault and drunk-
enness. He was found guilty and fined
810.00 and costs, in all Si? 86. He up
penled his case.
Chief Lickwood put one of his fin-
gers out of joint last evening while run-
ning to the fire. He met Dr. Baldwin
on the road, who pulled it back again
while running.
A summer meeting of the State Phar-
macy Association will be held at Kite-
mareg on the Thames River, Wednesday
of next week. by invitation of exoblayor
Osgood, of Norwich. '
John O’Conner’s bull dog has had
some of that choice poison which some
miscreant has been leaving at houses
where there are dogs. John wants to
know if there is not some way to kill
the mam—not the dog.
The Y. W. C. T. U. have postponed
the social which they were to hold to-
morrow evening, and will hold in its
steadameeting at Miss Sadie Ogden‘s,
147 Iain street, at 7.45. All members
are asked to be present.
The board of fire insurance under-
writers are going to Danbury to investi-
gate the fires that have been in that place
of late. If the incendiary in the borough
in not captured brfore long they will
probably come here also.
The Volunteer Hose Company held a
very lively meeting last night and trans~
acted some very important business.
Four new members were elected, making
h:- company number forty~eight mom-
a
The rumor that Ben. Graham has de-
cided to resign command of lhscc. N. O.
in the fall, says the Palladium, is denied
by that ofilcrr. who said Saturday: “I
shall probably resign some time, but
have not as yet set any definite time for
such action.”
The Bectric Ugbt Company and the
Telephone Company inst yesterday but
adjourned until the rim without doing
John longhorn formerly of South
lforwalk.aclerkiususcstridsglcsery
elm,whfisbsiagheidsttbsstation
‘bomsyastrrdayla defaultof they”.
most elm-ti. site-phi scum by
- in afternoon. Ba
Baiting in most of the shops is very
dull at present.
sh- more, sun at her residence
near Peat fiw’amp this morning. :
~Beef, Iron and Wine, a delicious
tonic, 75c, at Plaiated.’ .
Concord mmfifséhl of Temperance,
installed their officers last night.
Captain Sands Belleck went to East
Greenwich, 1t. 1., this morning to rupee
intend loading shells for Bhatler.
A meeting of themfbiing Republican
Club will be held in the athenluum this
evening at half-past seven o'clock.
Chief Lockwood captured a boy last
night who gave his name as Joseph
L'lrkins, and said that he had run away
from his home in Brooklyn.
A boy 10 years old, who wants to learn
the machinist trade, can find a splendid
place by calling on the Duplex Supply
Company, 1 Wall street, Norwalk, and
giving good references.
The concert by Glover’s American
Band in Conlcy's Pavillion tomorrow
evening will be well worth going down
on the bridge to hear.- The band, al-
though it has been organized but a short
time, plays excellent music.
The Republicans of the third voting
district will meet Thursday evening at
the house of Harry Rider in East Nor-
walk to organize a club. Over eighty
have signed the paper that has been cir-
culated. Senator E. J. Bill will be pres-
ent at the meeting and make some re-
marks.
An attempt was made to burn the
barn belonging to Samuel Dasksm on
East avenue several nights ago. In
some way the miscreants were fright-
ened of! before they applied the match.
Mr. Daakam foundn pile of shavings
saturated with kerosene alongside of the
burn all ready to light, and thinks he is
rather fortunate in escaping the fire
fiend.
The executive and advisory committees
of the Young Men’s Republican Club or.
ganlzed last evening. The following
officers were elected: Chairman Advisory
Committee, C. F. Bullock; secretary,
George F. Atherton. Chairman Execu-
tive Committee, Robert Pearson; secre-
tary. C. W. Blow. The executive com-
mittee will meet Thursday evening at
the room. and on Friday evening the
advisory committee will meet at the
office of Russell Frost.
Personal Icatlon.
Conductor Gould Hoyt is tin» father
of another daughter.
Frank Bates of Stamford, is spending
his vacation in town.
Wm. Clark of Rowayton is visiting
his parents in the borough.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Tnylorare visiting Mr.
Graves of East Hampton. Mass.
The Misses Seymour of East Norrvaik,
are visiting in Newark, N. J.
Wendail Ashton has accepted it posi-
tion in Dickerman's drygoods store.
Miss Ida Brown of Putnam. lllass., is
visiting Miss Nellie White in this city.
Daniel German, night clerk at the ex-
press office, is enjoying his vacation this
week. . ~..
Edward Pinch of the borough. ii re.
covering from a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Leonard 8!. John of Boston, in spend-
ing his vacation wiih relatives in the
borough.
Charles I’. Staples of Mount Vernon is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bottton in
this city.
lfiss Gusslc llerman of New York city
is visiting at the residence of Mrs. Theo-
dore Price.
Nelson W. Warren of Saratoga is via-
iting Misses Lollic and Josie Shumway
of the borough.
lire. War. It. Bracken. nee llirs Iva
L. Corwin, is visiting with Mrs. John 1“.
Golden and family.
Miss liattie Kirby of New Ilaven, who
has been visiting at Isaac Jenning-, re»
turned home yesterday.
Annie Somers arrived home yesterday
from Brooklyn, where she has been
making a short visit.
Dir. and bin. Clarence Dam of Port
Chester. N. Y.. are visiting Ilr. and Mn.
James Conner in this city.
Aisiey Reed. Frank Richards, Edie»
Tallmadgs and Roy 00ka went to
Smitblown, L. 1., yesterday. blue fishing.
Kr. and In. Alexander returned to
their home is New York city yesterday
afternoon, after making a visit with
friends in the bow. .
Samuel Jennings intends tolling an-
other trip wast in about a week. This
time he will go to halt Lake City. Ir.
Jennings has become Quito infatuated
with the West, and says its h looking
for wimeplaccoutthrrs to locate. Al-
though he is not married, his friends
think he will withstand the Hermon ro-
llglouaud come back with not mole
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to inpathy for mother laws.
fidltor Lyon received the following
hit of comfort from the Bridgeport lead-
or: "The editor of the [loath lforwaik
Republican had his pocket piekodof are
at seaside Park while boarding a horse-
car Wednesday. Well if editors will
carry that amount of money and
themselves is a politics tn tie mcnrufub
Ir w Ir in m Ins-red stow.
to wait smart to loss it.”
arr ITALIAN "our,
One lla- Thrown from a Three Starry
. ”We” .
There was an exciting fight ymtsrday
afternoon at the hours of the Italians ca
Riverside avenue in the borough. They
occupy the building in the rear of the
pottery works. About .five o'clock the
neighborth was startled by screams
and cries of those in distress. The Ital-
ians, who were puked in the building,
like sardines, had been amusing thenr
selves by throwing bricks at each other
and tiring knives liberally. A large
crowd gathered around the place, and
the first thing they saw was a man
thrown headfirst out of the third story
window. It looked as though the man
would bekilled, but fortunately no bones
were broken and his life was spared.
His comrades attended to his injuries.
lion came pouring out, of the building,
some having their heads wrapped up,
while others were holding on different
parts of their bodies, where they evi-
dently had been struck with bricks.
The policemen arrived. but were no-
able to find the leaders of the. disturb-
ance. "
CONIMOK COIlNCll- MATTERS.
Business Transacted at the Aruonrned
Meeting Last Evening.
The Common Council held lift ad journ-
ed meeting last evening.
It was voted toj'put a sewer through
Clay street. from in point to be determin-
ed by the Committee on Sewers, to con-
nect with the sewer on Railroad Place.
‘ The fire department was appropriated
$100.
Councrlman Crowe wag appointed a
committee to procure ice for thedrinking
fountain on Main street.
The Mayor was ordered to call a city
meeting Monday evening, July 16, to
take action on the Wood street sewer.
Bills amounting to 81,656 were ordered
paid.
The petition of Raymond Bros. to
erect a house and blacksmith shop of '
wood on Water street was granted.
STILL Mm.
Burr Staples' nu}. Bur-ed hat Night —
More lneendlarlsn.
A barn on llarbdr avenue, owned by
Burr Staples, and used by Arthur Hobbs,
the tea vender, was totally destroyed by
fire ~this morning about two o'clock.
Mr. Hobbs had two valuable horses, his
large wagon loaded with ten, besides
crockery and other merchandise. The
barn was insured in the Agricultural
Insurance Company of Wateriown, N.
\'.. for 3400. Mr. Hobbs had two
policies, one In the Pacific of N. Y. for
$100 and one in the Howard of N. Y. for
$200. The insurance on the barn will
probably cover the loan. llr. llubbs
claims that his loss is nearly $900.
The fire was plainly the Work of an
incendiary and the barn was without
doubt broken into beforeI it was set on
fife-.33 packages of tea were found in
the lot at the rear of the barn this
morning that had not been wet or even
touched by the fire. The fire was first
discovered by some employees of the
circus company who gave the alarm.
The fire alarm would not ring and a
man ran to the Town House and broke
in the door and rang the alarm with a
hammer. By the time the alarm via-i
rung the fire had got beyond control.
Volunteer Bose Company of East Nor-
walk ran to the fire and had a stream of
water on before Hope Hose of the her
nugh, whose members for some reason
left their keys of the house at boom and
mnsiquently had to illect an entrance
through one of the rear windows after a
delay of nearly twenty minutes.
Barn burning is becoming quite a pass
time in the borough. as this is the sixth
barn that has been burned inside of four
weeks, besides an attempt toburn lir.
Keeler’s have on the Newtown road.
Union School.
All the vacancies in our corps have
now been filled. Miss Charlotte Lamont
of Cortland, N. Y., a graduate of the
classical department of the State Nor-
nral School, and for the past In years
teacher of languages in the Onondaga.
Academy, is to take charge of the high
school. bliss Lamont comes with the
very highest testimonials as to her rcbol-
arship and success in teaching and disci-
plinr. Miss Bertha C. Brown. of this
oity,agraduatc from our, “manhunt
and the Normal School at MJvltain,
has been appointed to grade 2, Concord
8t. lliu Brown has been teachiu itii
marked stresses at Birmingba , this
stat e. during the past year.
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last Night's now.
last evening a row sacred in Je-s’l
saloon opposite the depot which attracted
a large crowd. A brch. pitcher, was
tlieeanarofthesfiair. No arrestawcrr
made.
late- Pot-t.
For the rest of the seams there will be
music at Boron Point every afternoon.
Pinkenstein C Knobs! are making ev-
ery effort to plants patrons, and mglv—
lag the Point “excellent reputation as
a summer resort.
rant onus-watt.
lftbsdtrast Commissioner. or what-
ever ofileer has charge or the cross»
walkaia this city. will raise the walk
from the depot phtform to the la-
hackrmonotshuortk of and near the
junctionoftbo cross-walk iradingfrom
inspect adieu to leader’s corner. he
place willdoafavorto tbsssprcplsuaing
said wakwbo new to wet weather
have to wade though some thissor
fosriadvsctwalsr. ' l '
MW WING VACCINA'I'ION.
Five Dollars‘ Plus for Refusing to be Yao-
. ctr-atoll. :
We have been requested to publish the
law 'regarding vaccination. The Board
of Health have no control over the mat-
ter, only tosestbat measuresare adopted
to prevent the spread of small pox. Fol-
lowing are extracts of the law:
Boards of ,Jlealtb may adopt such
measures for‘ths general vaccination of
the inhabitants of their respective towns
as they shall deem proper and necessary
to prevent the introduction or arrest the
of small pox, and the ex
in whole or in part of such gencr vac-
cination shall, upon their order, be paid
out of the town treasury.
Every person who phall refuse to be
vaccinated or prevent any person under
his care and control from being vacci-
nated, on application being made by no
member of the Board of Health, or by a
hysician employed by the Board of
ealth for that purpose, unless in the
opinion of another puvsician, it would
not be prudent on account of sickness,
shall forfeit five dollars to the town
where the ofiepse shall be committed.
BOWAY‘I‘ON :BEPCBLICABI.
A Wigwam Ere—O in] Active Work
Begun.
The Young Men's Republican Club of
Rowayton is now fully organized. They
held a meeting last evening in their new
wigwam, and voted to Join the State
League. Other business was transacted,
and next Monday evening the time will
be spent in speech-making and other ex-
ercises. The club has a drum corps
which will probably be heard from
later.
"I’ll! (ll'l'TYSBUIIG CYCLOBAMA.
A Pathetic Incident of July fill- nt the
l’letnred liattle Ground.
The anniversary of the battle of Get-
tysburghad ‘a marked bearing on the
attendance at the Cvclorama. ‘The de»
scription of the struggle on that field,
with its moving multitudes, was repeat-
edby Colonel Slocum, the lecturer,to
the constantly replenished audiences.
The day added impressiveness to the re-
cital. A party of teachers from South
Carolina had congregated to witness the
stirring picture. The lecturer had fin-
ished his description of the scene, when
an elderly lady approached him and
asked :
“Were you in that battle, sir ?"
" l was," replied Colonel Slocum.
"And were you wounded ?"
“Slightly," replied the Colonel. ,
The lady adjusted her glasses, and
lakingalonglook at the Colonel said:
"You were in the Federal ranks?" "I
was," he said. “I thought so.” said the
lady, removing and wiping her glasses.
”It was a terrible war. My son was in
the Confederatg A'I‘iiy and my husband
was in the Federal. He was like his
father, proud and hot-tempered, but
honorable. They dithered—the father
and son—regarding politics, and try I
1 would I could not reconcile them.
The father fought in defence of the
Noith, the boy in defence of the South.
ile was.educatrd there in the family of
his uncle, a rich Southern planter, as
flulilt‘ and generous a nature as man was
ever Diem with. lie had been kind to
my boy, had educated and cared for
him as though he had been his own. for
he had no children. The boy grewto
love him, and when the war broke out
jovned his uncle in the ranks of the
Confederate Army. Oh, what a posi-
tion was mine! With the husband on
one side and the son and uncle on the
other!
"It was on [his llt‘ltl they tint each
other and their death. flow, no one
will eyer know, for neither returned to
tell the story. Is that Cemetery Hill?”
said the aged mother. wiping the tears
from her furrowed face. "It is,” re.
plied Colonel Slocum. "They are buried
there." said she. and walked to the edge
oi the platform nearest the spot re-
ferred to. There was another group
gathered at that point alro from the
South—from North Carolina. The old
lady continued her conversation in a
subdued tone of voice, now calling
upon the father. now upon the son.
Presently there was a lull in the con-
versation. a little bustle in the crowd,
then an exclamation, and two lurrowed,
tear~atained facts were pressed together
alter twenty-five years of separation-
Tbey were sisters who married brothers,
becoming estranged because of a differ-
ence of opinion regarding the Rebellion.
Now they met, and reconciliation came
with tears. Weathers an unseen hand
that led them to this spot after this
long separation ? Incidents of the kind
related are not uncommon at this pic—
tursd battle ground. which brought out
bysomauy people. The scene teaches
many “our. chiefly of: patriotism,
peace, and reconciliation.
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Criminal unsure.
Nicbaol Donovan. John llculono
James lfoCarty, John Murphy and Bar-
ebard lay were arrested yesterday for
drunkenness. Their reapsctivefinesand
costs were as follows: “1.25, 07.70.
“.70....“ and 010.10. Donovan will
gntofiridgsport iii in default of par
merit.
Duohlea’c amt. Ialvo.
Thebeataalvs in the world for Cuts,
molars, dorm, Ulcers, Bait Rheum
Fever Borer. Tatar. Chopped Hands,
Chllblains, (lions and all Skin, Eruptions
andpmtluslyssrspilss, or on yo; row
culled. It is W to give pas»
fact “action or money refs-did.
Pursue-stratus. Pmmlsby this.
Iaphsm. ‘
BIG III! In m ”'00!-
‘lho Repair Shops of the New London
risrthon Balm barely Deurwysd.
One of the most serious fires that has
uncured in New Iondon for many years
broke out last evening in the repair
shops of the New London Northern Rall-
road. It was mated by the explosion
of a kerosene lamp, and before anvthing
could be done to repair the damage the
iufiamable fluid had saturated the floors
and deskssothatagoodsizedblaas was
under way when the alarm sounded. .
The firemen worked like beavers, but
could not keep the flames out of a large
lumber yard in the vicinity, which fed
the flames with ample material. A
bridge caught fire but was soon extin-
guished. Tire entire departmentworked
for all they were worth and at one time
y it was contemplated calling on the Nor-
wich department for help. .
Meanwhile the repair shops, where
several freight and other cars in process
of repair, was blazing like a furnace. It
was-con discovered that the best that
could be done would be to keep the
flames confined to that spot, and about
half-past one o'clock this morning the
fire was under control, much to the re-
lief of the citizens, who feared that a
a greed deal of propsrtywas threatened
with destruction.
The loss is estimated at from $50,000
to ”0,000. it was not known whether
or not it was insured. as the telegraph
and telephone wires are all down.
BASE BALL TALK.
Jerry Dehny signed with Indianapolis fm'
02.500.
The Athletics have twelve Saturday games
at. home.
It is three strikes, and the pituhersarovery
thankful.
Clarkson gets $500 for coaching the Bar-
vard players. ..
Baltimore's new gropnd will not be finished
until next year.
The Washington team was the first of the
martin to be that out.
The Omaha club went all the way to
Boston for its uniforms.
It has not yet been decided who shall cap-
tain the New York'team.
Games will be close this year, and there
will be a falling OK in batting.
Mike Kelly didn't go to Europe, as re—
ported. flu is at his home in Hyde Park,
New York.
I’ctsr Sweeney, a well known California
player, has signed with the Troy club.
The National Association of Baseball
Scorers will meet in St. Louis in December-
mt.
Harry Wright has sold his one share in the
Boston club to Salon, Billings & Conant for
sin».
The l’lltlztilfilphll managers have gone to
Cape May to inspect a ground for spring
monitor.
The :. '31. .1qu erecting of the Central Penn~
sylvauin league will be held at Mount Car-
mel on April ii.
The book 31' . Kelly has been writing will
beout'about 10th of April. ltis to be
called “Play , .
St. Innis is to spend $00.!!!) in improving
its ground and in the erection of a mammoth
grand stand in than.
T here are two tit-lids in the profession, one
with Philadelphia and the other with
Charleston. They arc brothers.
The light fortbeArncr'lcanAmociationball
between Messrs Branch and Karen will be
upset the interesting things“ the haunting
next December.
Baseball is keeping milled the time in
Sani‘rancism. The Califorma league will
purchase 1,000 opera chairs for the grand
stand at the Knight street grounds.
Thermlsagc' ofthelaaguohma for this In”,
season will be as follows: Chicago, 10,5l‘3
miles; Detroit, 10,138; New York, 10,009;
I’ittsburg, Will; Boston, ”Jill; Indianapolis,
0,7»; Washington, 8.8“); Philadelphia,
um.
Sprtldiug told Ciarkaon to name his own
figural so sign again with Chicago, to which
the pin-her replied: “I have nofigureato
otter. Personal reasons will prevent run
from over again playing with the Chicago
club.“
Jackson, the big fellow who playsdbfint
base for liaiianapoliaa while last-cascn, and
who proved to has very pmising contour,
and will be given anothartrial by the club,
doesn't have toplay for a living. He pays
taxes on 81(1),”) of real date in Unicuville,
lull.
According to Manager Pbilllps‘ figures, the
l’ittsburg club must take in 080ml) before a
cent of profit can be male. llr. Phillips is
also authority that the grow receipts in the
past never exceeded 070,“ for our one vea-
aon. This means that the club must take in
310,4“) more than ever before tocomsout
.Vklll.
Captain Alisonlll humming to A Chl-
cago reporter about how the Chicago clubh
going towinthepminantneatseusou. If.»
mite. however, that the Philadelphia and
I’ittaburg clubs will give his team some
trouble to beat them, which is more than
he would have done last ymr. Ila thinks
that Detroit will be strum fourth in the race.
“only, “the Winner.” has gone
to Hot hiprlnga with the Chicagca liswlii
remain there until April 1. In the meantime
beerpeetsto ln grsstfurm. llswrltmr
"With the elimination of the f firs, l
was
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~ Electric Bitters.
Tbis remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men-
tion. All who have usedElectric Bitten
sing the same song of praise—A purer
icine does not exist and it is guarsnc
‘ to do all um is claimed. Electric
filter;- will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys. will remove Pimples, Bulb
Building Lot
(in the West use of MAIN
ST. in the ii ‘ hborhood
or the Methodls Church
FOR SALE.
weawoom—n lanlton, (blot-I10 on Frills ,
July6,Allllnl‘A..ltllof lhellfa Indrand Lot: -
wood,lnthefldycar of blsage. ..
beheld in
movies or
E. A. WOOdWa";;u
Funeral services will the of
his brother Whitman Eastwood.“ East 50th
sunset. N. it, tomorrow at 1023.! a in. laterrnent
at Norwalk canetery.
Kl!NKl'.——At his residence on Franklin avenue,
:‘homaalinneyngedai yearns months md 19
yr.
Funeral services to narrow morning at St. lary's
Church. '
llorse For Sale.
artisan 1 bands hi b.10 years old and
B Flandau 1.32%.... I’rlcgferboth," maim-
week 3150. Address
into In. 11.. lie: 77, South Norwalk.
Dissolution.
uramar Jackson a Van Kenna has been
dimolved,
. GIORGE VAN KH'RKN.
”1032 JOHN J. JACKSON"
To Take Care of llorsc.
‘Vamn.~a oung man intake can: of horse
. and small ace. Address
1010 2: Box 3m, South Nor-walk.
To Rent.
llIOUslt on Tollcs street, with modern improve
meme. Inquire of JOHN ii. KNAPP. sat
REAL ESTATE,
nas'r soawaus
llothlui nnhn property foraalc
an torenamPrlcm' andtermaeasy.
BUILDING LOTS
1n the fimstlocatloas.
J. s. RANDALL.
r. '1'. man-r.
9%"
hosed the exclusive right for Norwaik
nth Norwalk to use the Dental Heart:
Winter, and extracts teeth without
of any ntru charge. al teeth a
specialty. omceandmidenceadjoinlnglatbodist
parsonage,Norwalk. Ct. aching; lemn
Nollce to Contractors.
BIDS for work to be completed on‘or before Ang-
ust 4th, 1883, will be received by the Wata
Commimioners, up to July 12th. ms, at their once,
as Washington St . ylL. For the laying of a 4 inch
water ' 'inci la 'n of same, trenching
aud‘ muffin “Barnard?! feeton Barrett Ave.,
lag
O Building-Sand I‘d; Sale.
01mm left with J.1t. Raymond, foot of Ravi-
land street, for building rand from my ban
will be thankfnli received and at
o. ml (imam
George B. Under-hill
Is now in town selling Household ialtles for
cash orby installments at prices and com-
mon. Partlesdeamng sins causal] at No.
{alum an, City. '1“! - ‘ marlii tf
Dividend Notice.
Sou-m Noawaax Bavrlros BANK.
Serra Norman. 00qu June 29th. 1888.
Dll'lllm to mm at the rate of four
per cent. annulu has been declarrd by this
bank. for the s 1 mths ending July l, mafia.”-
ahle on and after July to. 1588. interest not In
will be credited to mutual! draw interest from
Jul 1.1a
jail” roux n. mare, Treasurer.
For Sale.
A GOOD BEACH WAGON.
with movrable top. foroue or two seats. for sale
chimp, address. Box 429 South Norwalk, Conn.
”5 If
Osborn Avc., Blast Norwnllt.
Till!!! desirable and pleasant residences for
sale. Pncmrcasonahleandlermseas .
moon-e of TAYLOR a no DEN.
Real Estate and insurance
Exchan Room,
Washington St... Bo. NorwalE
l-‘utrvletv llouse.
PINK!) Jane]; nearRoton f’ointonthe Sound;
driving. boating and bathing; reached by New
llaven Railroad. or boat from Beekman straetat am
. in for Narwalk.
. 11. LAID, box 17, Five Mile
m, je252w
Selling Out.
I JM‘OBSON will sell his entire stock for the
0 balance of the mouth below cost. to close out
the business. in order to engage innew business.
A fine chance toget goods cheap. ,Washington St,
bridge. jyd iw
or ster one”); tin-sale.
1311(113. Price $100. Situated near Long
1 Neck Point, and bounded on the north
mound of tiny-mood & Shades and west b limitb‘r
. Enquire of ravioli a. com . seal
Estate and insurance Agents. in?) in:
I-‘Ol’ SIIO.
BLACK and salt gill, standln . I
”7 1w. BU
sire of
IRANC .
1T
BAND CONCERT
Al Conley’s Ice Cream Pavillion
0n Wuhliurtou Street Bridge WKDNBSDA"
EVININO by
Glover’s American Bond.
Iveryhody invited. The Concert will commence at
bail-past seven. hr at
SUMMER SEASON.
Rfl'l'flN PflIN'l'!
Woo—-
Nsrlc every Afternoon sad Ironing by
FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA!
W
Illiciu it til Lain Paulie
FlRST-OEASS naturism. ‘
Sea Food of All Kinds a
Specialty.
may»...
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
and over 4m feet on Quint-rd Ave—bids to be per
lineal foot,and percublryard for rock; allworkto
be done to the requirements and satisfaction. of
the Commissioners.
1d“ Commimioncrs tenure the right to reject any
all all bids. ’
cowgirl“ } m
cussfsrnoimmnos. W"""°“'"-
COTTAGES TO RENT.
0N BELL ISLAND.
8i 8 and 7 Roomm.
Cottamtoltentby the Week or leather for
theseascu. Adddrm POSTER 3308..
or '1'. ll. POSTER,
jets in . Bell
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLliRlS'I'.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
A GREAT STORM}
Grand May ll'est'z'iial,E
But DO Claim to Carry the
LARGESTJL BEST STOCK
“017....
Ill Gilli all flllllllllll
To be found
NORWALK AND VICINITY.
Prices Always Right.
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan.
Amusingcoflwonldpvnbabl serdlnmrsnm
forlwentyortwsai veyears. tbsmnrs he
meme .3; we: are:
NW3: ”avg... huh-mil
fin will.“ twang!" ant
aspirate fortbschaacm of -whicb
mamaafiyaumr—bya liberal canines
" menu at run
COIIIC‘I'IGIIT GIIIRAL‘
Life Insurance an...
arm
s. a. unanimous.
mason-u.
Jacob M. Layton,
“Moonwalk“.
donerallnsurancohgoncy
mammalian-u. ,
cen- nudism-crustal slung.
mauarmmmn
Iotwyfallb. when.
lailrsal Tickets. mm
to Mil-atlas.
swans-an... manhunt-o
rammed-minute
Pillsbury’r Best Flour
, ”thrown-aura
jybtf
* E.C.WHITNEY’S or unit,
louthlorwuhm,
NOTICE BELOW. .
Salt Rheum and other nfi‘ections mused Enquire of
by impure blood—Will drive llalaria TAYLOR £00141)”; mmnnuodgafii...
from the system and prevent as well as ltcal Estate and 1mm“ ‘80“!
care all Malarial fevers—For cure of “acid ,Si
Headache, Constipation and indigestion m“ ' w l w
try electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction .
guaranteed, or money refunded—Price A O T O R Y ”mm "1 mild .
50 etc. and 31.00 per bottle at Chas. hustler-ale. corner Baruch-monomers. (
Lapbsm Drug Store. ' ‘ w a.
CHOICE BUILDING Lois W... .. Wk
DIED. on woonwann ava, iron can. "mm ’m ' """""" ' '
31 Washington Street.
Harman's saw amen.
87% Main Street,
so. soawam
FRAMING at lowest prim.
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
trunnion
Spring Styles of lists Cheaper
than ever
.u'
Mrs. Fawcett’s.
CALL AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS
ARE BEING OFFERED.
:3 warns: s13. nonwana,
scum 81. so. NORWAIK.
BEE HIVE, .
an Bee Hive Batman. on Water hired, bon-
c'gk mph r 'naiyl'mdiudn'm' '" d " mu.
I or II
cw Y srenowpreparai to estate “
light part or others in at” ,
notice. BOARDEYTHI DAY OI ‘ .
ton's celebrated Ice Cream in”. .
alwayscn
thing new and clean. Snub .
terrain Oven :-
SEASIDE RESORT!
BELL ISLAND HOUSE!
Now Open for Boarders.
c: uni-men...” a“ -' "-
Ill!
Island Bound. Sleangr “Island ml'w
with every train.
Boarders taken by the Week.
lamb or ml.
Good Boating and Fishing.
You further particulars adhe-
J. n. mummies, Prop,
e13 1m Bell Island. loan Raw-1k. can.
SEWIERS.
To Contractors. ‘
ummmuwlhhmbylb
Oil of mm ,
adheres, Icetoffllndlfl FINI-
mnlvh’c'
Absolutely Sale. speedy.
arid Best llill oil-lice.
Price Only $76.
unionism
)f- .
mm. Williamson 47......
v,
[is “ll” Business <
liluialiliyulu’s ’ *
.. i ;‘ ,.. r
“moms. Jam tax. mu. arc: 3- .. 1.
HA'I'Sl'l‘lS'l'! ;
Norwalk Chronicler