CHEAPEST AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. 1' ALL THE III-:ws ‘ EVERY DAY. NUMBER 189. tersdstthePcrtOlccsthcutblterwalkes lice '- “Chasm. M SOUTH NORWALK CONN., MONDAY, JULY 16,1888. PEEL: TWO Client‘s”:a Hereafter advertisements of wants or any kind occupying one half inch space i or ism, will be inserted at the following was: One tIme, Sheena; 2 times, to :8 times, 50 neon; one week. 81..00 About 88 words will go into a half 1 inch space of The Sentinel. Wither Bulletin. For Tuesday, partly cloudy to fair, slightly warmer, with fmshsoutberiy to southwesterly winds, and local rains. Hill-titre Almanac for To-hlorrow. Hightidc Low tide THE LOCAL NEWS All adjournedm meeting of the Court of Burgessu will be held tonight. Theodore Jeriding of East Norwalk _ look a party to Roton this morning. We have received the Baby Pathfinder for July. a very convenient railroad The steamer Island Belle took a party of young people out sailing Saturday lien Marius” (if Bangor, lie., ' g lumber at Hatch A: Bailey's Elmer Smith’s old blind horse got cast in a tub of water in East Norwalk yes- . terday and died. The trimmers of th: Tweedy Mann mum factoring Company' a factory picnicked at Baton Point Saturday. A special city meet ing will be held I this evening at the Temperance room on Elizabeth street. The “ Island Belle ” will take a party of young people from the borough out sailing this evening. —'l'ry DeKlyn's health bread. Trade mark registered. . The new Congregational church at Ridgefield will be dedicated Wednesday. July 18, services at 2.30 and 7.30. As soon as William «Merrill has his shell fixed he will race one of the Canoe Club men to Dorlon’s Point and back. The Hasonic goat has been In training for several days, preparatory to his tus. slewith H. Thtiile tomorrow night in the third degree. Senator Hill is doing good work for the ticket in Pairfield County, not only . by talking but by making necessary do- nutions.——Hartford Post. . It was reported in the borough this morning that several cellars were re of edibles Saturday night during th ex- citement of the fire. 'J. H. Bailey is to bnridahandsome residence near the green, uptown, the dimensions of which will be on the ground plan 37x54. The architect is W. S. Briggs of Bridgeport. ' Burgess Kimmey has plans from arch- itect F. H. Peckwell of this city, of a handsome residence which he will erect on West avenue. Wm. Sheldon will lay the foundation. The case of State vs. Barry A. Ely for non support of wife and children was adjourned until Wednesday, and the prisoner remanded in custody of the Another large audience was at the temperance meeting in the Temple of Honor hall yesterday. The speeches by thcdifl’ereut members were full of life 4Pilfow shame, ladieu' white dresses and summer clothing laundered in the bestmunuerat the Old Well Laundry, 87 Washington street. To-morrow in Bridgeport the case ,hroughtbytheSouthern New England Telegraph Company against the Norwalk Electric Light Company, because of trouble and by induction, will be heardintbssupcricr court. The Fairflcld CotInty Agricultural So- ciety have had‘printsd at the Gazette office the premium list of the forty- oighth annual fair and cattle show of the society to be held September 19th, litheudfllst. Generall’assenger Agent Bempstcad hallo-drawing-room and smoking car torepiacsthcoldone nowussd on the lugutnck branch. John P. Wand family are enjoy- ing the luxuries of life in their new house, which outwardly presents a somewhat Imposing appearance, while whhiultsppsamMco-modions, asdcouvsulsntlyarrangcd. —Staticnerystl’lulst¢d’s. * Thcaswkoexpecttogstshsvulfur ‘y “communion so ks- foruSunIhy morningarall tbebsrbsr Sheath-Multitude“! earlier all Tksllrhwsbsilsve that thsyarc Winn-adayluasveuouwhichto Theodore Knapp is able to bcput and attend to business again. ‘ Rev. (1 E. Harris preached an inter» eating sermon at Bell Island yesterday afternoon. An un Iy large number went to New Yor‘ on the city of Albany this morning. I Rev. Mr. Anderson preached a very in- teresting sermon at the Brookside Chapel yesterday afternoon. Arthur Hobbs who lost his wagon and horses in the fire last Tuesday morning is out 10-day with a handsome new turn- out. —Try DeKlyn'II health bread. Trade mark registered. WilliamT. Olmsteod “Saturday night was made as proud as a father can be over the arrival of a mu, whose grandpop is Quartermaster General of the state. The ”Ella" stopped here yesterday afternoon. The Ella is a handsome steam yacht, owned by prominent and wealthy brokers of New York. She stayed liege about an hour. Sila Shel"? II who was arrested last Frid night by’oflicer DeForest for ob- str cting the sidewalk and using abusive lan cage was fined $1.00 and costs by Judge Coolidge this morning. Sherwood took an appeal. W _ _ H The committee on reunion of the lOIh ,Conne ticut volunteers will meet at the ages of the world they would have WY called Egyptian guano. Found in This City by Bridgeport 0111- “I‘D. Officers Arnold, Finn and limit of Bridgeport came lierl- Saturday after. noon in search of Sam Llughlin, who killed Fred P'almatier of Waterbury in a Bridgeport saloon. The officials learned that Loughlin was in this town and the policemen spent the afternoon and evening in search of him. About ten o’clock he was found asleep in Mrs. bic- Numara’s boarding house on Main street. He was at once taken into custody, handcuffed and on the 11.40 train the party went to Bridgeport. Laughlin seems to feel the warmth of his crime and refuses to talk about it. CRIMINAL RECORD. Michael Uzell was arrested Saturday for drunkenness. He was tried before Judge Knapp this rimming and fined $5 and costs, which he paid. Saturday afternoon Thomas liulkely, who was drunk, was arrested. lie was fined $2 and costs, and paid up. John Riley of the borough was ur- rested Snnday for being drunk and assaulting two men in Hill's lumber yard. He was tried before Judge Knapp this morning and fined $5 and costs, $7.60, in all $12.60. lie-will go to Bridgeport jail. Eugene Coby, a painter employed by Peter Shields, was arrested Saturday by Officer Casbaw for refusing to pay his beard and liquor bill at Schaub’s tier- msnia Hotel. The witness said Coby owed $10.55, $5 for board and $5.55 for drinks. Saturday afternoon he went up- stairs to take a bath, and there being no water in his room he went into Carl Schaub's room next to him and washed. Carl happened to come upstairs while Coby was in his room and saw him with his clothes on. Carl asked Coby what he was doing with his coat on. Gilly said he was just seeing how it fit him. When George Schaub asked him to pay his board bill. be paid it, but refused to pay the liquor bill, saying he only owed 82.65. George then sent Carl out for an officer, who arrested Coby. This morn- ing he appeared before Judge Knapp, was fined 87 and costa,’ll).2l,in all 317.21. Coby appealed the case and was put un- dertllllll bonds to appear in the Superior Court Sept. 20th. load of lluy lips-t. Saturday afternoon as Gould Seymour was going up West avenue with a load of buy the wagon upset, and a street car that happened to come along at the time was delayed several minutes. The only damage done was the breaking of the horses’ collar. lav. c. I. llarrla will go so luvopc. Thcoflicislboard of the First 11. E. Church have decided to close the church for three weeks, during which time the building will be thoroughly recanted. The pastor, Rev. C. E. liar- riswill sail for European Wednesday, and will be gone four or five weeks. The members of his church and congre- gation wish for him a pleasant and hen- eficinl voyage. Knights st Mano-e. Catholic Union, Knights of Columbus, No. 48, was organised yesterday after- noon in the borough. Twenty-eight members were initiated in the 1st, 3d and Daniel Collwell, who was at his hat. Thirty-Ave members from out of town wsrsprsssnt, whcwith themeuibersof CaththulcuSmtbattsnded lfuat St. lary's Church in shady. Dinner was served to Collins rustsursnt, and abysmal“ persons sadism-wars pres- , . “rumour w-thsd under the-rat Mauritanian” omen OF BISIGI’ATIOI. Rev. James 11. Ross Gives some Statistics Relative to the South Norwnik Congrev pile-u] Church. At the morning service, of the Con. gregstionsl Church yesterday Rev. J. H. Ross read the following letter of resig- nation. There was a large congregation who could not but appreciate the suc cessful work done by Mr. Ross during his pastorate here. South Norwalk, Conn.. Julv 15, 1888. To the Congregational Church and So- BBIDGEPOI‘I’ Bllll'l' OUT. The Roi-walks Play without an Error. The score a to 0. Saturday afternoon a good sized nudi- ence went to the Baxter grounds to wib trees the game of ball between the Nor- walks and Bridgeports. It was a one- sided gsme, although the score was not large. Collins was in the box and Barry supported him behind the but. Both did Oyster Grounds for Sale. .02.: lash “E Business generous treatment in all respects. “Ye see how large II letter? I have written unto you,” prompted by grati- tude to God. and sincere interest in your protect and future welfare. “Finally. brethren, he perfected; be comforted; be of the same mind; live in peace: and the God of love and peace shall be with you." Yours In the fellowship of the Gospel, Janus 11.1toss. TfiAqu—Iw item July 14.11srry B. 1" Coho, film confirms! sndfl'dsn. Pane-gm y lcof lwghanford Tuesdayatltrun slot. and west h l“fllflmiths Enquire of TAYLOR A GOLD Estate and insurance Agents. Lost, Struycd or Stolen. I01 and white Pointer about. 1 year old An- . swers to name of "Quark Address. r. so. 37.4mm. W. C BURKE. Jl. based the exclusive right for Search ulhliorwalktonscthcbcafall’lx Jackie Vibrator, and extracts teeth without of any nfru charge WM Iy. Chiceandrcsidericc mjolnihg‘lctbodirt '9“ barrel parsonage, Norwaik. (It. Openwenlngs. 121m 5m """ ' P“ DOI'SEIAID and table g..ri Inst be well recommended. Applyat In the 'second Inulng GIlbert got to 3; gwps-p “1;ng first and went to second on a bulk. He stole third and scored on It passed ball. Andrew Kemp £71. from u Scaffold on Horror: nauow. Spring Street. Saturday afternoon Andrew Kemp, who is employed by Randall & Williams, had a very narrow escape. on the new building on Spring street op- posite Martin Bates’ f or shop, and slipped and fell from a scaffold two stories high. Those who saw him fall thought he had been killed. but fortunately his injuries will not prove fatal. Dun Bananas: As the result of your unanimous call to me to be your "pastor and teacher,” Ihave served you in that office more than four and a half years. ccived another call to the “Frrst Ortho- dox Congregational Church and Society," Somerville, hiass., which I deem it my privilege and duty to accept. these circumstances I request you to The Norwalks made one more run in the fifth inning. McAllister made a base hit and Larkin sent him to third. A bit by Pierce brought him home. The visitors made a double play in the Larkin and Sullivan were on bases. Pierce made a hit and was put out going to first. tempted to get home, but was also put out as he was crossing the plate. 01158 on Tolles street. with modern improve- ments. Inquire of JOHN D. KNAPP. 11 s kin , e m m” g Osborn Ave , [lust Norwnllt. llilEE desirable and pleasant maidenccs for mic. Pricmrcasonsblc Enquire of TAT “1.01! A5110 Real Estate and insurance Washington SL, Bo. N George R. linden-Ill for you can get a good at all hours at prices so that go again. Our drinks are either hot or cold. all kinds of Tram Also Table Board. or Board and day or week. Come and see for yonrue just like bane and we will try and make you feel at Till: Bin: 11“ E. seventh inning. home. Ree tlnll ,. His mouth was mam Pee y ‘ Fine Dairy Britten... ”.50. 1h ml "“9 Creamery Butter mm . are. a"; lb we“ ' Pillsbury's Flour. . . . . Sic. herbal: Silt ...... ”.56 :1 Cakes Babbitt's Soap . . Jim BEE HIVE M Cmcnmm Jhmcly'nniild 3“ ”I” a Best C ................ the. per lb LADIBS’ ANDCB‘KTS’ nurse ruin. Sfihmchmmfim "‘1‘; to the Bee Hive when you are hungry or dry, Pine Mixed Candy um“ W) . fie. fingnmaelfdrd'ilufl 100 Watermelon jurt received ............ 85c. “" “the ,::“,,,,'.',',‘,§ floods Delivered Free to Arty Part of inmyntl: “if! Cl!!- 1-‘lne Country badly cut, and be received bruises which he will probably feel for some time. Dr. Burke was called at once. and hfr. K. mp was taken to the residence of J. S. Randall on Riverside avenue. now getting along nicely, and is being attended by Dr. Baker of Bret Norwaik. now In town selling Household 8 cash or by lrwtallmeuts at prices petition Parties Cdcsiring bugains can call at No. ill W 8L. City. marol There were no special points of inter- est in the game. To make it interesting the Norwalks should play Willi a strong- er team than the Bridgeports. Following is the,score by innings. Norwalk ............. Bridgeport ....... ....00000000—0 accept my resignation unanimously, to take effect August 1. 1888, and to unite with me in calling a meeting of Con» ciation to review our proceedings and to dissolve our present relations. I desire to accept the call received according to , to take effect September 1, 1888, and in the meantime to obtain a Buildlng Sand For Sale. ansnsnrrwsuar. n Raymond,me am In 03mm "" ”l“$“.‘il‘”" "‘"i‘ ”.02: Iv u reel: v p at .0. .003: $31" diatom 00101000—2 0000000 thumbnails ON BELL ISLAND. a. 8 and 7 ROOMS. 31 ,ll'ashington. Street. umtlottsgm ”£535 by the WeekTrliivRfionth, or for ’ Season. Ices 1'08 , my 11 11:32:,ng jy5 tf EAi'ILAND'B NEW BLOCK. l is and. EXCITBMENT AT ROTOR“ POINT. vacation before entering on my new work. The season of the year is not a favorable one for the transaction of such businerll and the severing of such oili- ' , and personal ties as are formed during a Christian pastorate covering a series of years. Thomas McCormick Numwiy Escapes Drowning.—lteacned by a Friend. Thomas McCormick an employee at Roton Point, had a very narrow escape from drowning at that place yesterday. We was rowing about In a boat when a men if they M "or known “I” in "m ttle fellow on the beach dared him to New Provision: for the Brigade. at Kinn- A GOOD BEACH WAGON. with Inovrsblc top, for one or two seats, for sale chap, address. Box 419 South Norwalk, Conn. The members of the national guard will be glad to learn that arrangements have been completed and the contract . made for providing the entire brigade at the August encampment with mattress. l’or Thin! Der- lmm July, 9 you can set E. ll. WHITNEY’S ART STU“, Pillsbury’s Boat. Flour M For 95.40 per Burr-cl at DANIEL L’HCMMEDIEU’S. 87% Main Street, SO. NORWALK. [have had the varied experiences of joy and sorrow common to all pastors. I have formed some of the choicest friendships of my life, which will con- tinue, 1 hope, as long as my brethren and myself are spared. l sever my re- lations to you with sincere regret and sorrow, such regret and sorrow, how- 'l'ux Collector’s Sale. OTICE isberchy given that tbeunderslgued. Collector of Talon, underarm by virtue of a certain tax warrant, duly executed and signed by mperanthorlty and directed to the undersigned, commandin him to for and collect of JOBS ESELER. rule book, on the es instead of the snow bed sacks here- tofore in use. A total of 2,250 mattress es will be necessary. Their dimensions are such that three of them when spread 1’ for use will occupy all the floor space of a tent, and when placed One upon an- other leave two-thirds of the floor space clear and form a comfortable seat at "10' amp of! which he did, miscalculaling Ie depth. Finding himself going under l9 Cmsarl Who bids for m Whocares .Id not being able to swim he called for ,pnnbipgabout the Amphigtyonic can help and sank. JOHN H. SMITH, Finn. mm 3m“ scum “ORWMK Full line of Ariists’ Materlals. 0f how much worth now is the croi Alexander Lowder- meyer who attends to the bathing houses, seeing the serious position of the bov. without waiting to remove ibis and other persons named in the list to slid warrant annexed. their several propor- tiom- of the sum total as therein stated, said ram being a tax or assessment laid It FRAMING at lowest prices. clothing limbo-l Into the water. rning to the boat he climbed in and paddling about for a minute saw Mc- Cormick lying under water It few feet from Where he went down. aid of on car he raised him to the sur- face and lifted him into ilrr: boat. ting him ashore they rolled IIiIII ona barn-land in about fifteen minutes he was able to walk to the hotel where list made in 1886 by the inhabitants of the town of mi legally assembled. to wit. on rember, A. D. ltd-l6. met for the of providing for the indebtedness of said town. levies upon the following dmcribod real ever, as are tempered by the evident vaidence of God in guiding me to another people. Ihnve only followed what re. med to be the line of duty. pressed with the rapidity of the march Much work can be crowded God's blessing has rested The membership of the church when I came was 416; after The disuse of the old straw sacks, which had to be filled and will greatly lessen side of “iv tent. Nonalk, regularl FAC'I'ORY “aidi'ciniinfirali‘ HATS AT [1 ST! E. A. Woodward. f2! 6m emptied each year, Ihe workof pitching and striking camp. While it will necessitate It somewnat in- crrnsed expenditure change will prove good ecfmomy in the long run, and in connection with the new tents will very greatly conduce to III Ire of John Keeler, situated in town of Norwalk. in quantity 3‘, acres more or less and bounded as follows to wit: — \‘ortherly by landof Elizabeth A Wheeler and by land of Henry Maudlin, easterly by highway south— eriy and westerly by lurid of the heirs of Charles 31. alsoone tract of land in Nor want, in quantity- ° mode more or less, and bounded I am .clxi- fly Im- o't wooowaan Ava roe sate. into few years. upon our labors. northerly by land of Henry laudlin, easterly by highway. southerly runnin by land of Elizabeth A. “ And I shall sell at premises hcrciuhefore described. on the rent day of September, A. 11.1883, at it? t5 o clock forenoon. so much tlwreof as will raise the sum of one dollar and nursery live cents, that being the proportion of the the comfort of the men in camp. These changes have been I)! some time under consideration by the adju- tarII general flltd quartennnator genera', and day before yesterday Colonel Mor- gan cloned the contract with A. W. Stevens of Hartford for the entire num- ber of mutt-races. he being lllBanL-t‘l . -~Gerrerul Camp’s recent refusal tosliow the members of the Hartford City (lucid to furnish mattresses at their’ocn expenaecaused him In expe- - In...» some harsh and unjust criticism , _ but he could not consistently allow such action, and even then was arranging to afford that company and all the other companies the comforts desiml and at the expense of the state. A brigade hospital will be established at the encampment and the regimental hospitals will be continued. Two new hospital tents will be drawn from the United States government for this pur- pose. and it is intended to fully Iquip the hospital for field service. they put him to bed. Had it not been for the prompt action of inwdermeyer he would have drowned. all losses by death and “morals, it is now 497, the largest membership in its The benevolent-es for the year preceding my Coming were 3512 “Host year they were $1,14481—more than double the former amount. additions have been 118. of whom 79 united on confession of faith and 39 by letter. The largest additions in any sin- gle year were in 1”, when lit united on confession of faith and 11 by letter. There have been 12 baptisms of adults and 26 of infants. Every year has been g to a point, md westerly .0000. Ii. Ii 0......1‘ James lieaphy is spending a few days “sire of John Keefer, of the sum total in aid list, together with the Mrs. J. Dehlai of Brooklyn is visiting “.21.“ Colleoor,1.ntlsso_._ Ilrs. M. Lauder. Frank Burse of Device spent Sunday in the borough. Henry Jennings of the Adams Express Co. is rusticating this week. Lilian hf. llutcbingsou of the borough spent Sunday in Darien. Louis Caniiild of Darien spent Sunday with James Comatock. bliss Jennie Gregory is spending a few days in Green's Farms. Arthur Fitch of Stamford spent Sun~ day with relatives in this city. Mrs. lda S. Keep of Brooklyn is visit- ing hire. bf. ll. Parsons in Brookside. R. B. Rowan and family, Chas. Knapp and Wallace_Marvin are at Salem, N. Y. Mrs. H. 1.. Parsons of St. Paul, Ilium, is visiting Mrs. If. H. Parsoue.in Brook. Dated at Norwalk.u Ju 'I‘Irx Collector’s Sale. ‘Uf‘it‘ Bic hereby given that the. undersigned, Collector of Taxes, unthr and by vrrtne wot a certain luxuriant. duly executed ands proper authority and directed to the on him rolevy sndtol lee: of SIRS 01" NATHAN KEELER. and oter persons named in the rule book, on the list to said warrant annexed, their sevual propor none of the sum total as therein stated and sum nga tax or assessment laid upon li<t made in 15:8 by the inhabitants of the town of Norwalk, regu'arly and legally assembled, to wit, on the mlbday of December, A. D. lab. metforthe purpose: ofproviding for the indebtsdum of said town, levies npon the following dmcnbedrcsl estate liens of \‘arhan Rosier, situated in town of Norwaik. in quantity 5,)" sum more or less. and bounded as follows to wit: —- Northerly by land of heirs of James 1ieeler.drL ceased bound: erected. easterly and westerly by highway. and southerly by land of the heirs of Charles 16¢?!)qu And lsbatl cellar Public Auction on tbepreunses hereinbeforr described. on the 19th day of September islet,“ 10: 30 o'.eiock fort-noon. scrunch there- of as will raise the sum of One dollar, and :31in Ire cents. that being the proportionof the bership and in benevolences, except the year in which the interests of the com- munity and the churches were affected universally by an industrial conflict, which was protracted nearly a year, and included a large number of people. I have never regretted the course which I pursued during that trying time, because my endeavor, in public and private, was to allay passion and to be just and kind Expert Columbia Volunteer ' Light Roadster had Veloee , Generallnsuraneengency Another Burn Burned its the Borough. Charles Actors the laser. Saturday night, at a quarter to eleven, Charles Acton's barn, on the corner of West avenue and Elm street, was dis~ covered to be on fire by Dr. Higgins. He gave the alarm, and it was not many minutes before the entire borough fire Our gains and fossil of young people, as tested by the statistics of the Sabbath school, are about equal. They are numer- ous In both particulars. Our Y. P. S. C. 1-1. and the recently organized lchII Auxiliary, afford fine opportunities for the exercise of the gifts of the, young people in prayer, labor, and benevolence, for new. Send for Catalogue or call on lire. George Patterson of New Britain is visiting hire. w. E. Lewis, 22 Cbest- 5' w‘m‘ "mm “”3““ CT' Ker oflhe sum total in said list, together with the one. B. STJOIIN, Tax Collector. List 1886. Mr. and Mrs. B. Cohen of New York Medallions“. Julv II. 11.11.1883. lrnlflllsmgSalE Spring Styles of lists Cheaper than ever AT Mrs. F awcett’s. CALI. AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS ARE BEING OFFERED. —-——-—¢w—-— a' warren s12. seaward..- 23 MAIN 8'12. 80- FOEWALE. Jacob M. Layton, Reclirlatenudllousehgeat. Tire, Life and Accident. Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin hill slang}. on Installments on lacbines taken in exchange Dram for m sflalnd upwards and Iron" man-u parts of Europe. library Public. Acknowledgemmum, JACKSON BROS” Railroad Tickets. mantle to Destination. till Washington st. mm door In W South Nor-walk, Conn. deparunent was on the spot. The barn contained a quantity of hay, which was destroyed. Two horse», which were in the barn, were led out by CecrgeH. Raymond, who threw a blanket over their heads. Five carriages and two sleighs were also run out before the fire damaged them any. The entinr roof of the barn was burned, butby the efforts of lb. firemen the lower story was saved. The fire, like all the rest that have originated in the borough, was in- cendiary. having been surged in the upper story in the center of the bay, an entrance having been effected through state are visiting at Mrs. Sholes in East "'9 “'0 results 5"” increasingly encour- Tax Collector’s Sate. 7C'l'lCEi- hereby given that-“d the undersigned, (‘ollrctorof “Ea? underacd by virtue ofba uy ‘snd Iyand directed In the Mundcni commanding in?!“ to lev The. missionary meeting of the ladies in Instinctive and mpicially helpful in deepening missionary interest and wear» ing missionary money. Iv relations with “the strangers” from other lands. resident here, have been pe- culiarly gratifying. Hungarians and Chinese have conferred with me, and their presence (except the Hungarians) in our services, and to some extent if! our church membership, has been a personal and odicial satisfaction. I have been a special advocateof closer Miss Annie, daughter of Theodore Knapp has gone to flawleyville to spend Mamie Icheon of Springfield, Moss" is visiting her sister Annie on Spring Hill, borough. Samuel 1”. Thompson of Brooklyn has returned home fromnvisit with rela- tives in this city. Edward Themes of spending a few days with ’is brother-in- law In the borough. Ir. and Ira. James Pearson and son in the ratebook. on toe list In val warrant annexed, theirreverai tinned ofthe sum total ”there aseevemeut laid u inhabitants of the town of Norwalk. regularly and leplly assembled. to wit camber. A. D.. It“. Inst leg for the indebtednsmof said town. levies upon the followingd described real estate of said Kaela, situated in town of Norwalk. lu quantity 8 acres malac.andbouudedasfsllows.mwlt:—- liortherly byiandcf Swedes. Germans, on the hands of no lanolin castsflysnd Building Lot summer: season. On the West side of MAIN 11 the neighborhood to Methodist Church g‘OI—l SALE. ' '11ka s comes. "m” m” “‘m ”" m” ilelestate aadfssursues Agency, “RSI-CLASS ORCHESTRA! "sailfish! St. Henry Whighwayandeouthsvly by land herein hounds erected scierby Andiehallreilatl’ublic Auction, onthepremlsse hereiubeforedcscrlhed curbs 19th dsyof remember A...” luluwdcinck, 1m,” km the su- ef the dollar and 33'3"" discrete. that beingtheproportlon of the unity between the churches of different denominations, and of a more frequent manifestation of such unity. tors and churches by the organisation of the Evangelical Alliance honored Inc with their confldence.and my hopela that they will continue vigorously under the conditions of organised fellowship and work, the meetings and visitations The joint commun- ion services bstwesn the Norwslk and South NorwalkCongn-gsrionlehurcbes. begun In 18$. have been mutually and profitable. ' Thcchnpel, which was built before] csme,and has since been paid for, has been an invaluable aid. church, which I advocated, immediately after my installhtlon, is now in prone. of construction. AI oneiime I hoped that it might become the memorial of our fiftieth anniversary, the most inter- esting historic cunt during mypaato- rate. But the reaction to which I have alluded, prevented such a result. ism not anxious about no completion, and freedom from burdensome debt, much as W! property and subscriptions amount to about 088,000.00. and another subscrip- tlcl hunticipstvd under favorable con- ditions for raising the money. have are some of the results, not of your labors. ncrof ruins. betel yours and ruins united. Irvin of Brooklyn, N. Y.. spent Sunday at A. J. Hutchinson's. Hr. and Hrs. Edward Smith of Port— chsster are visiting Kr. and Hrs. Samuel Young of the borough. Car Driver Taylor goes on his vacation today. He will rusthsts for a week or so in the country, catching woodehncks. James and Frank Sanford of East Norwalk started for Wallingford, Vt., this morning, to make a two weeks visit. ll. Sarah A. Stevenson, of the Brook lyn I. 3. Hospital, was in town over Sunday, the guest of Ir. and In. W Some queer stories are being told about persons seeing suspicions charac- ters hanging around during the fire, but as no two stories are alike not much re hence can be placed on them. Don't ”Exparlmgt. You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems at first onlya cold. Do not permit any dealerto impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. King’s New Dis- cover: for consumption, Coughs and “a Colds. but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more profit be M may tell youhe has something just as good, or just thsaame. Dcu’tbedeceivo Wk- ad, butrnsiit upon getting Dr. King’s New Discovery, which is guaranteed to w give relief in all Throat. Lung and chest Trial bottles free at Chas. hpham’s sDrug Store. Large Bottles .1. Carters Liver Bitters for the cure of dyspepsia. liver complaint, and all die mmundbymslsrissremadebythe makers of Carter‘s Little Liver Pills, which gnarsntees their goodness. “Emma—”halve. Thsbcstmlvsinths world for Cute, Misca'honunlflcsrs. Salt Rheum, Chilhlains, Corns and all Skin mm f Maurmflsndpmupdamplmcrncmw nuanced“ are-Issuer. " qulrsd t ensue Io iswmk.aadlamantwaukakclsfvctntlsfastlcn,or W” 11 of thcmmtmallugagdlmwgctherwlth lbs lt'l'sxflolicctor, ”uni”. l”M'l'ux Collector's hale. NM’ICEII“ ms, mm.“ mm the (inflation! to recently begun. eertsis| thorit undirected proper a Wkly; Emory Stevens has returned from his visit in Ridgefield forking much better. its went back in Comatock Brothers' this morning. John W. Smith and the party who have been enjoying the railing qualities of the “Seabird" for two weeks. have returned home. “Land In. E. S. Hall- apsnt several tary days viuting in our village, They were welcomed by a large number of old friendr.~—Ssntlngtoa long blunder. Ifr.sndlfrs.W. A.‘follrs rsturnsdto Glenna Falls this morning after-two werksvlsltinthisslty. ‘l'hsywers sc- scsrnsaird by Ira. Prod. Flynn and Eev.E.D.1fsttletonof South Byron isvlritlagkis sitar, Ere. MM “newsman hailstorm Whmfltks “Av-as mm l a f r i i ii. gl 5 iii: if. lanolin in ill Lame Fatima. ll]!!! llSfllllllllS 000mm...“ Do not rudelpsle retrieval, but gnaraatss to Sea Food of All Kinds S g..-90......- Billiard and Pool Rooms. Sell their Stock at as Ln Priest swam. 1.2m “ Removal Prices ” we...“ Thelmaybsadvvrllsed. mulngnmgmmu’wwwm ks Install Large Reductions FQlKENS'lEIll I nun. Ifsvsrersuhybrsuuadaerprelallylapilcnot CARPETS l Summer 920d“?! figs-‘3 fl” We Will Not Be Usdsrsold. annulus. War-«Z; Inaure'fourflfe n the Endowment Piss. A use at spent; my and m BOIHICTIGUT GENERAL r ;
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