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7.53. ‘
out for practice Lajt night.
I, I )nding coal at Ferrie’s dock.
borough went sailing this morning.
seemsto beatits height just at present.
position as carrier between the borough
and this city. .
—Disinfectants at Plailsteds.
the effect of the poison it also given by a
villain a few days ago.
tune to fall overboard from the float at
the drnwbridge yesterday.
tisement, In which he ofiers Pilisbury’a
best flour at 05.40 a barrel.
The remains of Arthur Inckwood, son
of the late Le Grand kwood, arrived
in this city on theIJS rain this after—
noon for interment.
making preparations for a run of two or
three hours to-morrow evening, com»
mencing at 6.30.
layingoutnframe fora house in E. J.
Hfll’s lumber yard yesterdav, wan pros—
trated dy the heat.
ture of a group of via young men of this
city in bathing suits whose aggrcegate
weight is ”too pounds.
—-Children’s Concert and Pound party
Saturday evening at the Temperance
room. Elizabeth meet. All are invited.
Bring your pound with you.
tor and Farrier Trude Directory for 1888.
It is a creditable volume, and invaluable
to the batting trade.
remove his plumbing and steam fitting
basin-to the store now occupied by
Fancher’s restaurant, Inaic Hall.
IforwalkSch’oolDiatrictwill beheldat
the school house to-morrow evening.
Bufiueuof importance is tobetranp
acted.
was lugs-bed in Bridgeportlasteveuiug
with seventy-live member: They call
themalvesthelrisbAmerican Amol’rce
’l'hdeclnb.
Haven Henry Booth, Daabary; Loan
Friedrich. Few Havea:Jerry B. Foster,
Jewitt city. Iacreace,Charlea wand,
Watevhry. Annie 1)., widowof William
layhew, South ficrwalk; Hartha widow
of Bsn’puiia Idatou, Norwich.
at its session in Bridpport. Tuesday.
elected the following exeeativs commit
lac: Rev. G. P. Torrance, llev. I.Wnlkv
en‘s—s. WilinmflashsaleJey'
doorthe inscription: “Soils“, hat
harshlifelataoshsrt.” Hotlinks
heknowswhnpatltthen-Jadbewfll
asshislapauitytogsteven with t‘
person.
bgsfmuhmflalswbith inttvrlalla
thatntflachyflh worth unalter-
sbls. Than“ Is In pin
htyhrlabtqml-lmsaths lass
wean-av ant-us. ,
For Friday, warnsr,tsir weather.wa
fresh. variable winds. '
, warn.
Hereafter advertisements of wants or
awaits words will go into a half
THE LOCAL films.
High lnoloolormw‘lss, low tide
Sun rises 4.82; sun sets 7.25.
The drum Corps of the borough was
The "Jane Hercer,’ of Buffalo, is our
A party of ego}; people from the
The lawn lennia‘element in'thia city
Mail Carrier Bennett has resigned his
John O’Connor; dog has died from
An insurance. ;;ent had the misfor-
See Danlel L'Homedieu’a new adver—
Tbe wlteeltttcn of the Y. M. C. A. are
Mr. Hubbard of Benedict Farm, while
A Sentinel reporter was shown a pic.
We have received acopyof the Hatr
ThelstofOctoberW. ILHeekerwill
, An lrishdmcrican republican club
Connectrutpehsiom granted Tuesday
Original. Samuel F. Whittleaey, New
The Fairlie-Id County Archdeacoary,
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Apaatersastathiaeitylsths catch-
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mwfltfl ”charity“:
the “:1! ‘l'lra wasa
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INSTALLATION OF omens.
File Thousand Dollars in the Treasury
of Butler Ludgu, I. O. 0. l’.
,1”: evening District Deputy Grand
Hester Mead, assisted by Past Grand
Ulster Keith of Norwalk, installed the
following officers of Butler lodge,
I. O. 0. F.: W. L. Brown, N.G.; Ed.
ll. Bennett. Y. 0.; Chas. Csswell, B. 8.;
Oliver Wood, P. 8.; H. 8. Hood, Trent:
Wm. Keith, Wan: N. E. Peck, O. 0.;
C. A. Fallon, 0.; Frank Dcl'orreat, I. 0.;
Jerome Smith, R. S. N. 0.; H. S. Brown,
LBJJohnIl. Pinch, R. S. 8.; George
H. Hunter, L. S. 8.; Daniel Reardon,
R. 8. V. 0.; CharlesVDowns, L. S. V. 0.;
Thaddeus Benedict, Chaplain.
Reports of the different committees
were read, and the lrcasurer’s statement
showed that {9,000 were in the treasury
of the lodge.
A colored Republican club is to be on
paired up town this evmiug.
The Bright Stars and Excelsiori are
playing on the Baxter gro unds this after
noon. ‘
' ~9mmd§§l2§1lm~» out
-—st W. Howard Scymour's, No. 81
Washington strest._
Oscarlforrcll sprained his ankle this
noon while unloading express packager
from a train at the depot.
PERSONAL stun-non.
Fred Austin is in town.
Ifiaa Ella Smith is visiting in Hobo
II. A. ELY WANTS A
RETRACTION.
want I'll: tracts an: 'rttar III as
ennui auntie! wort non-sorrows
or HIS mm anti cartoons.
The following communication was re;
ceived by the Sentinel on the 10th lost:
Dancer, (3038., July 10. 1988.
To the publishers of The Evening Sen-
lf you are nervous or dyspeptic try
Carter's Little Nerve Pills. “Dyspepsia
makes you nervous, and nervousness
makes you dyspeptic; either one readers Anwemtmmmm , , n, m.
you miserable and these little pills cars has. forthe
Fred Hill, son of E. J. Bill, will enter
Yale next September.
Dr. J. H. Bmdlct of Daubury is
muding a few days in town.
lliss Nettie Place of New York iaviuit
ing Ilsa Lillie Van Buskirk.
Ifrs. John Graham of Pecksklll, N. Y.,
is visiting Ilr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoyt.
Robert Pearson, jr., felured home from
his eastern trip yesterday afternoon.
Alice Para'ona has gone to Mount Tom
and Springfield, Mass" for a short visit.
William H. Jones of New York. South
Norwalk's old fireman. was in this city
The beat-live in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Titles, Chapped Hands, 1.35:” ”"1! W
qulrcd. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Pricezficentaabox. For sale by Chas.
Gentlemen—The following article ap»
Rev Edward Anderson is to preach at psamd in your paper, issue of July 0th.
1888:
Brooksids chapel Sunday afternoon, nut
Springwood chapel as stated in yester-
day's save!-
The "oung Alerta of the borough chal-
lenge the Union Schools to play a game
of ball with them at some date to be
agreed upon.
shaman sou Dssrn'rtso 1118 Win.
Editor Harry A. Ely. of the Danbury
Democrat, was arrested to-day by Dep
uty Sherifl' Toner for deserting his wife,
and was taken to Bridgeport jail in dc.
fault of bonds.
It is wholly false, and a retraction is
asked for in as public a manneras it was
published on Julylith. 1888. Pleasesend
Inc a paper containing the retraction, if
you conclude to do so, and oblige yours,
James E. WALSH.
mm'm Bitters.
This remedy is Morning so well known
and so popular asto need no special men-
All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise—A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guano-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Biters will cure all diseases of the Liver mm “a
and Kidneys. will remove Pimples, Bails, "rm“! “we“ _
Salt Rheum and other affections caused mm N “am my
by impure blood—Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all llalarial tavern—For cure of
Headache, Constipation and indigestion
try electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded—Price
50 chi. and $1.00 per bottle at ’Chas.
Lspbsm Drug Store.
Misses Lucy and Maggie Res of New
York are visiting Mrs. Martin Kellogg
of the borough.
lliss Irena Jessup of Rochestenfi, Y.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ellison; Mskln
in Springwood.
Mrs. Dr. Mossmun of New York has
returned from a visit with ler. and Mrs.
Belden, on Belden avenue.
A. N. Clark, If. D., Ulnsdsle, Mose,
will locate here the 18th inst.
have his office in that part of D. F.
Hunt’s house occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Governor Imunahary’ Parents.
lit. and hire. Nathan Lounsbury, ps-
t'euls of Governor P. C. Iouusbury, cel-
ebrated the sixtielh anniversary of their
marriage Monday evening last at their
boots in Ridgefield. Two sons, the Gov-
ernor and llr. George Lounabury of
South Norwalk, and friends and neigh-
bars to the number of forty, were pres-
ent. Two daughters residing in Califoro
nia were absent in person but present in
substantial remembranoea. The aged
bride and groom were very happy and
entertained their guests graciously, rc-
_ ”Iodine” won second money at Dan‘
bury yesterday, and one heat in 2.37;.
Four heats were trotted. Time, 2.37;,
2.40, 2.37;, and 2.34}.
The Young Ifsu’s Republican club of
East Norwalk will meet ill. the residence
of, Harry Rider this evening. Senator
E. J. Hill, will be present.
Atl'y for H. A. Ely.
On lho 7th inst the Sentinel corrected
the above, so far as any correction scenic
ed necessary, by publishing the follow-
In the account of the Republican meet-
ing at the Alheneum, Tuesday nlght, we
omitted to state that Rev. Dr. Van Al-
styne delivered a short, telling speech in
favor of Harrison and Morton.
" In yesterday’sissuc we stated that
Editor Harry A. Ely,‘ of the Danbury
Charles A. Knapp and Walter Marvin Democrat, had been “"9““! h" desert-
l’RICE TWO CENTS. .
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mo'flld‘lfi‘bfflf‘a‘l: loll , " _ j
Cash o Bolus»
WIDKNDtolltposilors at the rate of four
thsendingJaly l,
abhouandaftalaly to, in Interest
credilcdtn
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”mm“ m” 3"“ 13 firm Joann snare, Treasurer.
am Rheum, George I. lindcrhlll
bylnntsllmcula
Cbilblaius, Corns and all Skin Eruptions gum. Particsdcsltin: ofwm’m'moll atoll:
and postincly cnrc piles, or no pay ro- WBb-CW’ I'll“!
NOTICE BELOW.
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Beatcanaat Jelly ..... a"... ............. as.
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Tolctmfmmlmcornsrnayand Raymondnrasts.
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W. Huwlrlllulurs
31 Washington Street.
HAVILAND’S HEW E1003.
BUILDING LOTS
Intheflncstlocntlons.
J. S. RANDALL.
faking incidents of their married life at
its outset in 1828. The enjoyabilily of
tbcevening was enhanced by the ah~
scoceof formalities such as too often
cmep in and are permitted to restrain a
started this morning with a team for a
month's trip through New York State.
They went to New York on the “City of
Albany," and this afternoon they will
Peter Ilartin and Funny llny of
this city started for Providence on Tueo
day evening. They were married at
that place and intend taking it trip
After being liberated by Sheriff Toner,
Mr. Ely called at this office wifh Lrwyer
Walsh and asked us, in justice to his
wife, to correct the statement. He said
‘ nousn bottom staunch boat, about it feel. apnially. thceand
Ilsa the exclusive right for Norwuk
and nth Itorwalk to use the Dental Bled
Boar Wanted. mm, and extractstccth without
of set .
In! "chatter
r. '1'. 214m.
57% I Main street,
a .
so. . ALE.
panonagchorwalkJJt. Opene'vcningt. mun VOW
go to Salem on the Hudson River boat.
From there they will go to Saratoga and
other points of interest.
he had not deserted her.
Sheriff .Toner was seen by a Sentinel
reporter last evening, and the facts in
the case are as follows: He went to DJ!!-
huly yesterday morning and arrested
Ely for donating and refusing to sup-
free expression of sentiment. A Card.
the gathering was an old-fashioned one,
in keeping with the ways and associa-
tions of the old folks. The event culmi— Flinn. insured in the
acted in a spread, which, employing
modern phraseology, might, but for the
across country to Poughkel-psls before
returning home, TAKE this method of flanking Ir. J
. . . lair-nib for the prompt paym
‘ Yesterday when some boys were ploy—
iug on the Baxter grounds, 'l‘otn Good»
win picked up a package of cigarettes
“TEE" ompsfi‘. l gun as r. sorrow.
Charles Kellogg. Soul orwnlk, do y 1.. last.
salie- rms omen.
Notlco to Contractors.
IDS fm' work to be completed on or before Aug-
0 h . .
eat 0' the czlln B ust tth, 1888. will be received by the Water
which he saw laying on the ground.
AntonioCooney saw Goodwin pick up resident of Norwalk. died last evening
the cigarettes and told him they belong. at 8 o'clock in the 80th year of his age.
ed to him. Goodwin did not believe Mr. Kellogg was born In the month of
Nothing Juno, 1800, in the old Deacon Jarvis
more was said about it until last night, Kellogg place, on Main street. E'trly in
when Cooney came out of his {ather’g life he look up the pursuit of farming,
which he has steadily pursued unlila
few Weeks prior to his death. He was a
whole-souled, genial, good‘natured far-
Charles Kellogg. an old and esteemed port his wife and children since llarch
Ely looked around Danbury
for a bondslnan, but was brought here
He was lulu-u
Judge Andrew Selleck, but as the inter-
ested parties were not ready to proceed
with the hearing, the court adjourned
the case until Houday, July 16th. John
S. Seymour appeared for the plaintiff,
Mary A. Ely, and Lawyer Walsh, of
time of day in which it happened, he
called it wedding breakfast.
Ifrr. Mumbury received gift: which
will remain alwaysas pleasant remind- Go
era of their protracted wedded life.—
, without one.
him and kept the package.
cltherholmeold. all klndsof
Also Table mo... Board .... -°‘ Till; COTTAGES T0 RENT.
day orwcck. Comeandsaefor f It is
last llkehomeand we will try andmake oafcelat
The oystcrf‘aae.
The case of oyster dredging in Con-
necticut waters—off Stamford—by Long
store on Washington street. and struck
Goodwln two hard blows in, the face.
without provocation. Goodwin intends
SAMUEL RATIO”,
WM. Ii. If
cauadordilaud
of one hundred and twenty dollars of _Iru. Lucy A. gmimmms? flgf'glflfi‘gfiggm" office,
flan “"3 Insurance water pips—indumia of same, trenching
and backlog filling feet on flurrctt Arc,
”“2 1t and over till fact on Quinlan! Ava—bids to be per
lineal foot. and pacubicyardfor rock;allworkto
bcdonc to the Elm l d llllsf ion I
BEE HI V 13- ”mmccmflsfiio'lgmfim;
LADIES’ ANDGEXTS’ ulstso llAhl. out .n bun.
lothchcsllivcwhen youarc hungryordry.
“D
for u can t a cal l nth '
at all yo.I ‘gu good square in or II CHAS. s. TROWBRIDGE.
go again. Our drinks
FRAMING at lowest prices.
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
Moe and rule
T HR BB .HIVI.
having Cooney arrested.
Speaking of the visit of Palestine
He was a membernf the ”Walk
Congregational church, and has always
_ lived an exemplary life. His wife died
Castle to N" “"9” Tuesday night “'9 several years ago, and since then he has
Ne” °‘ ”mm” “id: ““9" “"9" lived with his son Ralph, where he died.
He leaves a family of four boys and
four girls, all married except one.
Islanders was tried Ifouday in the city
court room before Justices of the Peace
A. J. Bell and J. J. Horan.
mulled in an order to sell the captured
Daubury, appeared for the defendant.
Mrs. Ely stands high in this community
as an estimable lady, whih her husband
issowsll known hembouta that a re-
vlew of his career is mentally.”
Since receiving the note from Mr.
Walsh, we have referred to the writ on
which Ilr. Ely was arrested, and find
that it was issued hv George '1'. Brady,
and that four charges are made against
WARRANT ..
For a Special 6in Meeting.
Baron's Omce.
Socr- Noawata, (30“.. July fl. 1858.
ROBERT IRWIMBOk X, City Clerk of the
vertedlulncss laymand by
of (louuu‘ltucu I Itchy com-
Inndyuatoglsnnathajoths
cilylhatadtymstaiagwlll be at the
anceIlall.onlouday even
has something to day which she had not
yesterday, and the acquisition seems to
be’ valuable thing toher. am" "5“", death was mostly due to old age and
“0‘s' Ancient Order 0‘, Knlghts 0‘ the general debility. His many friends in
W Chain, was instituted '3“ night Nurwnlk mourn his 108. but be has only
in its cutie in Simpson block, corner of
State and Chapel streets.
uty Supreme Commander Albert Davis
of Winnipauk, assisted by officers and
members of Pioneer castle. No. l, and
Palestine castle, No. 2, of analk, con-
cucted the ceremonies of institution snd
installed the odirers.
udge J. B. Curtis appeared as attor-
ney for the defence, and in his argu-
ment he claimed—and it would seem
jgatly—thal the case was one properly 0.3:... m.
belonging to the borough (or city) court,
gone up one step higher. Stamford—Stamford Herald.
f I ll be . the lug. Julyf lab. m, us
is unera wi iven to-morrow. consider matter 0 pure ‘u a
h ,.,_-_._,g ~~~~~~~ _ A, slosecrmhchocruahstoucatohcusedonthcgty
streets; loapprovearcsolution of the Council or-
demtgavcwer. _ laidanood strcel,andto consider
the advt-btluv of purchasing hou'csgca for the
lock up. and transact any other bustuu’ proper to
. B. RUSSELL, Mayor.
ulu rthlcdllA ltl t!)-
The first chargois, "That on the 6th I "I” a m. o. . 0'
day of July, 1887, Harry A. Ely, now of
Danbury. in said county, with force and
arms did unlawfully neglect, against the
The Call. to Rev. James II. Boss.
Somerville. Mass . the place to which
Rev. James H. Ross is called to be pas-
tor of the Franklin Street Congrega-
A large delegation of the Bridgeport
Medical Association were at Dorlon's
_ come before mid
Point yesterday, where they enjoyed a
jels 1m
Humps.
Grand Closing Sale
0N BELL ISLAND.
8s a and. '7 ROOMS.
Cottagmtollsut by the Week or laminar for
Season. Adddrcss POSTER 3308..
or'l‘. If. Willi.
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l
FLflBIS'l‘.
vomnflhia
JOHN H- SMITH; Sprinngtylos of flats Cheaper
Mrs. Fawcett’s.
Teller IAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
shore dinner and a sail in Dr. F. If.
Wilson’s steam launch. The association
at first expected to mest in Stratford
but it is said a swarm of Jersey moo
quitoes were in readiness for them, and
tionnl church, is a city of 40,000 inhabi-
tants and rapidly growing. It is the
second station out of Boston,on the Bos-
ton and Maine and Eastern railroads, so
near to the state capital that the round
peace, of evil example, and contrary to
the form of statute in such case made
and provided, and ever since said day
has unlawfully neglected to support his
wife and children, being then able to
Dissolution.
llFfirm of Jackson & Vanliaureu an been
dimol all
6:01th VAN nouns.
sous J. ucxsott.
"ineaat Colycr Dead.
Vincent Colyer died at Contentment
About two weeks ago
he was brought from New York on a
Island last night.
the medical men decided to come to
Norwalk and enjoy our fresh air. The
party evidently had a very pleasant
trip is only 10 cents. The city is
uncaring from malarial debility, and it chiefly soil! of homes. of peach whose
business is inBoston. The Franklin Street
church has a membership of over 4m
and a large Sabbathschool, the distin-
isbiu feature of which is the number
Yesterday Frank A‘ and 6’ 11. nm' :‘flits classes for adults. We have been
permitted to copy the call to Mr. Ross:
bed. in a very feeble condition. He was To Take Care of Horse.
7m.—A nun tolake care of horse
Address
Box ta, South Norwalk.
To Beat.
furnish such support.”
The second count is the same as the
first, except that non-support is charged
from the 1st day of larch, 1888.
The third count is the more, except it
charges him only with failure to support
was hoped the change would be hens
ficial, but did not prove no.
“Te"otoo-wm'lfiiinu" "To? .
Meeting of the ladies' Ald Snelety Last
Last night the Ladies’ Aid Society of
brother-Junk vol-e Mae which had the Methodist Church met at the resi-
etood nearly two days in a tin pan in the
Sounnvm, llasa., July 6, 1888.
"Rev. James H. Ross:
Dear Brother—By the concurrent ac-
tion of the First Orthodox Congrega-
tional church and society in East Somer-
deuce of Ills. James. C. Crows on West
Quite a large number were
Many pretty selections were
played on the piano by different ones,
and there were also several flue solos.
factory where they were at work, and
shortly after were taken with cramps
and were found to have been poisoned,
the tin having corroded. Both men suf-
fered severely.
Building Sand For Sale.
llDlllSlcflwlthJ.R.Raymond.foctuf llavi- ‘—°F
landstnct,forbulldmgsandftom my ban
The fourth count is the same except it
charges him only with failure to support
Sheriff Toner of this town served the
ville, you are invued to become their
writ, and his return shows that be sub-
poeumd as witnesses Alfred Platt. Ills.
Abigal Platt and Mrs. Mary F. Ely to ap
pear before Andrew Selleck, Justice of
the Peace, to teatlfy what they knew re-
A four months' old son of William
Cromwell was found dead in bed at seven
o'clock yesterday morning. He was last
seen alive by his mother, who gave him
ndrinkof milkat 4 o'clock. The case
is in the hands of the coroner.
The Cold Water People.
T..e Pmbibition state convention will
beheld in Hartford August 1.
ticket and presidential electors will be
The terms of settlemen:
as follows: Annual salary,
our six weeks, within the
mouths of uly and August.
Term of service to begin the first 81')-
balh in September, or as soon thereafter
*“W‘WW‘W 1m Gulls all] coatings
For Sale.
A GOOD BEACH WAGON.
with movable top. forouscr twoseatsJor sale
cheap, address. has 419 South ltotwalk. eons.
To be found
garding the charges against Barry A.
Ely in a complaint made by George '1’.
Brady, a Grand Juror of the town of
Norwalk. The Sheriff's return further
shows that be arrested Harry A. Ely on
Hartford Car Shops to Its Abandoned.
The shops of the New York and New
England Road in Hartford will be aban-
doned within thirty days and new shops
will be located in East Hartford. This
will necessitate the removal of 300 work-
na practicable."
The call is signed by four members of
the church and three of the societyav
committees. The reason for specifying
the date for the beginning of the term
of service is thatthe church is closed for
The calla; I'all.
At about 8.15 this morning a piece of
ailing in J. W. 8 If. S. Smith's store
fell, crashing through a large glam show
case and damaging aaumbsr of patnsois
Osborn Ave. , Bast Nat-walk.
nun desirable pleasan idea
sale. Prism reason-file and was!“ t"
Mollie of TAYLOR l 00 IN.
Real lstata and
WashingtonSLJoJI
J
CALL AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS
ARE BEING OFFERED.
Muller 81831111118
D0 HOT PROPHET
3 warns: s-r., , nouwaaa,
23 HAIR, ST.. 80. NOW“ ,
SEASIDE RESORT!
A GREAT STORM BELL ISLAND HOUSE!
Now Open for Boarders
This houseissltustcdouflell
Dan
~03 ANNOUKCE A—
Gmm‘l May Festival,
Houslon'l‘ollcaltrect. with modern impove- But D0 Claim to Carry the
meals. Inquire of JOHN ll. KNAPP, a t
with every train.
Boarders taken by
mouth or Season. 5
Good Boating and some.
For further partlcttlars lull.
J. H. WW,_PNP.,
”vamm
SUMMER SEASON.
blown!
Ilnslc every Afternoon me'
FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA!
LARGEST& BEST STOCK
NORWALK AND VICINITY.
Prices Always Right.
& SAWS.
thccomplsint, and that be had him in
court before Andrew Selleck.
The hearing in the case was adjourned
to llonday, July 10th, at 10a. to. ,
The Justice's memorandum on the ills
That part of the
ad never shown any
signsof being weak. and was in about
theeenterof the leftsidsgolugln. A
fewaecoads beforn it fell Ilsa Carlie
repairs, at an expenditure of $4,000. A
wing is to be built on for social purposes,
the luterlor is to be frescoed, electric
lights are to be put in, and the church
reopened the first Sabbath in September.
ingmsn now in the Hartford shape.
East Hartford will probably be the main
repairing station of the road, more so on; autism. in order to
than Norwood in flamhuaetta.
Norwood general shops have over 500
and pocketbooks.
ceiling which fell II “com“ ‘
I a OI the
l baa
Alaechsncstogvt guodschsspm Elam” “it
Selling 0 . Insure Your Life
lllaallhlscnlllts stub for the
below coma chum 0n the Endowment Plan.
”H" for twmty ortweat Jve years.
Fosterllad been under itarrangfngaoms
parsaola. She hada verynarroweacape.
Bella-port's Public Iatld .
Through the negligence of govern—
of the writ ls: “State vs. Harry A. Ely.
Complaint for neglect of support; con-
tinuedto July Idlh, 18$, at 10 a. m.
Acommittcc of the church and society
havsbscn in town twice to confer with
Ir. Ross, a‘tbey have secured his so-
men, and if they are removed to East
Hartford there will be over LM work
for sale. nelhaaorsr e Unglued c
III! IV!!!
ll years
OK and salt gram, staudla. I airs of hllficdlaathoasand living
matted Illi . Because
csptssce of the call.
later litter and (la tala llrattaa With-
draw from Brigade.
Resignationa of three members of the
brigade Ital have been announced.
These smears ars Major Samuel B. Ill-
lsr. inspector of rifle plastics: Captain
W. H. Strstton, alde-ds-camp ; and
John Bartholomew. orderly. The that
two resigned on account of lack of lime
to discharge the duties. and the fast In
on account of non-maidens. .
“salami Alfred If. Parker. Compa-
ay 0, Third Regiment. of Putnam. Is to
messed Captain Stratum.
vacancies have not been fllled. although
that occasioned by Iajor Killer’s resig—
nation has been oflsswl to a gentleman
who has not yet signified whether he he
tends to accept.
apart-t meal-urn.
Thsmwillhsaspsslalclty meeting at
ll'salpsrancs ball next Sunday evening.
at flo'alock,to consider the matter of
buying a atolls-crusher. toapprovsa
mutilation of tits conned ordering a
“laid in Wood armband alsoto
consider the advisability of purchasing
lmasapfortbslcsk-ap. Alltlaplnt-
antlmttslsaad “Mohandas-
Prisoner remanded in custody of Sheriff
malt clerk the ltemappropriatlng .150.-
” forapablic building in Bridgeport
was omitted from the general appropri-
ations bill. Wan Vance and
Ila Inst Have Been Drunk.
Husband-What’s the matter wlth my
this mornhlgl
You know well enough what's
themattsr. Youcamchomsdruukagsln
Now what James E. Walsh. attorney
for H. A. Ely. means by saying that the
paragraph complained of is wholly false.
we cannot understand. The only state.
ment not true is that Hr. Ely was taken
to Bridgeport jail in default of bond,
and tbs-t was corrected the following
”But you owmdmt you had been
drink‘llllr‘f. '
"l . eh? Well. you can't believe half
weattcdiaaerhslcchrd the store and vsrhatamausays whm he's ful ."—-Texas
The item of whlch Ifr. Ely complains,
was telegraphed us from Danbury. and
II in all essentials it is true, we cannot
see any team for retracting any portlou
of it. except that wlllch stated that Hr.
Ely was taken to Bridgeport ln default
ltsssmstousthat theproperplacefor
Ir.Ely to vindicate himself is to the
aourthsfurs which he has to appear in
answrrtoths ehslgsol non-support of
his wife and children. it it Is than
showntbathvhasbeea falsely chi-god.
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