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Weather Bulletin:
For Thursday. fair weather. and fresh
southerly to southwesterly winds.
Mlnldt‘ure-A‘Imnnnc for :l'b-hfnrrow.
High tide Lowride Sunrises Sunmtr
7.4l 1.35 438 ’ 7.21
THE LOCALANEWS.
Company F resumed their wet-lily
drills last night.
nicing at Dorlon‘s Point to—day.
William Moslierhas secured a litter-Bu
as Pilot of the steam yacht “Pearl".
—Base ball supplies at Plainted’n.
A concrete walk is being laid east of
the Haviland block on Washington
street. ______
The funeral of John U'Riley was held
in St. Mary‘s Church this morning at 9
o'clock.
The iniatory dalmwhwill be conferred
by Butler Lodge' No. 97, I. 0. 01".,
this evening.
The “Boomer," a pretty naphtha lmat,
owned by New York pftl’IlIF, w.” in the
harbor this morning.
—Try DeKIyn's health bread.
mark registeredLW
Trade
That switching and blowing still conv
linues, notwithstanding the monster pe-
tition to the city council.
The cross walk leading from thr-
Mahaclremo Hotel to the depot iq lying
raised. A needed improvement.
The co—opcrative shop are erreting a
new factory 30 by 70 feet to accomo-late
their largely increasing business.
The Colored Republican Club of the
borough held a meeting last night, but
adjourned without doingpriy business.
Between the night clerk at the
Mahackemo hotel and the bats about all
the moths that come near the hotel get
caught.
—Fleischmann‘s Vienna bread and
rolls fresh every day at Miss B. Set-
field’&.
The First Hill. Sunday School will,
have a picnic next month. Parlor Rock
on the Bonsatonic Railroad is the place
decided upon.
It in said that engine No. 118 baa new
oil the track so many times and in so
many accidents that most engineers re-
fuse to run her.
the Old Well Laundry.
Acolored Republican drum corps and
a young battery have been organized in
the borough. The drum corps will meet
to-night for the transaction of important
1
bustneav. '
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One of Norwslkn prominent young
men blacked a pair of boots in‘tha bur-
ough yesterday on a wager. Ilia lriend
who made the bet had to pay for several
well made milk punches.
To morrow afternoon between 3 and 4
o’clock all the fire alarm boxes will be
. ten-ted by Chief McGowan, and box 14
will be put up at .the Corner of Main and
Ann streets, and box 15 at the corner of
Bryviéw avenue and High street.
~Mnsons Jeri—Domenic tops, quarts,
“.00. plate, 90.3. at W. Howard Sey-.
mour'a, Baviland block.
last night about 10 o’clock Henry
Perry says that he saw a auspicious char
acter hanging around George Selleck's
burn on Kerwin street. He ran up lain
street and procured assistance, and about
a dozen surrounded the barn and drew
revolvers. Each man seemed to have
one. and several went in the barn and
searched it, but mid find nobody in or
around it. Isaac Belleck rays that he
rubbed his hand on the barn and found
kerosene on it.‘ llr. Perry describes the
man he saw as short and stout, with a
soft hat on. He was trying the burn
door when Mr. Perry saw and heard
him.
Accordinu to the report of Dr. Li A:
[Judah-y, secretary of the State Board
“Health. for the month of June. the
death rate in the following towns ls
ahown: Hartford 18.9, New Haven 12.1.
Bridgeport 16.8, Madden 10.3, Water-
bury Ill. New Britain13.8,Norwich “.4.
and flew London 8.6. Wallingford’r
death rate of 10.6 to the thousand was
the highest of any In the lit-tr. Tilers
were no deathrJn twentyooix towns in
the state during the month. There
were three light cars. of small-pox in
Nurwatk, but in the balance of the
state there was marked falling oil in
contagious dim-ea. "
In. Phebe Can. an old resident of
Brit island,dled It an hour. my."
Inland Int night. The deco-and was
Iliad about twentyotwo your. to
tarp-white hm jutwmot Bea
Hotel. sushi-am Mohegan,
W otw truism-r yam
lintunusalwllllrahsldnt:
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mum bbulrlintka inn,
wire-has his nose turned up.
Jeweler Ferris Will Never Again Set the
Old any llcn.
A. B. Ferris does not pretend to be a
farmer, but he poesesscs enough love for
farm life to occasionally have a desire to
do those things that his father does at
his home in Ilowoyton. Several weeks
ago he noticed that the old hen, which,
by the way, has rear. if many a family
of little chicks, had an inclination to
cling close to her neat. Mr. Fem» tried
to pull her off the [tent numeral tirneo,but
her cackling and determination to stay
on by meson of Izzgnrnua picking and
spunky old lien wanted to out. After
arguing with her for a time in. a manner
of his owl adoptiou~thot of prying her
up several inches with a atick and being
compelled to let her drop into the neat.
again with a thud—he gave up all efforts
of harlnghis oWn way and decided to
procure some egg-r at once. Where the
eggs were purchased, Mr. Ferris only
knows. It is supposed that he bought
them of a neighbor whose muster had
been killed by a dog some time since.
Mr. Ferris placul tiw eggs carefully in
a basket, and upon nrriving at the coop,
put them,unu by one, urnlcr the lien.
He then, of course, waited for develop-
ments. The three weeks Were upsevernl
days ago and‘lllr. Ferris became very
impatient. He had waitnl web a long
time that he actually was rlhcmrrnged.
He placed hit car down near the hen in
hopes of hearing the chirping of the
little chickens, but was only grtvrtwrl with
n snap from the (lid lien.
Yesterday be terltlr‘ll lu liml
whether the ngn were Sllll lllr‘l’r', what—
ever the cost. He ferruirrlingly Went In
the coop and with an assumed tiagniry
placed his hand; Several trrnea h. a pim-
iion t) make :I grab, but the 1.)le lu-n'a
attire frightened him. A little flu at
tractrxd lu-r altrlllinn and in an tmgu ml—
wl tnonh-nt rile liltrl’l’lr'Wr‘tl lllifi will»
he was under her left wing,
Mr. Ferris took mlvantag.» of I:..' : p-
portunity and plnutml ht,» ism-54 ”put:
the bunk lack. ‘vvttlt hi4 In if; z. t and
until a grip that made the hen acrwtria,
he raised her from her res-ting pines.
The eggs were all there and the hex. he'd
one in her clown. He trlwl to llt't'rlv her
drop tt,and in doing roam-sprung Kuwaiti
him. The egg proved lu lx' I.lE‘ertlt"liy
ripe and exploded like ady namitr i-umb.
The result can be imagined. Mr. Ferri.J
face and clothes receiwd the full hen. tit
of it. He rmhed into the hour» and
took a bath a~ soon as possible. The liner
place he called or after coming from
East Norwnlk woe Boater's drug vtore,
and it in safe to say he appliwd half a
pint of churce perfurm- to his clothing
and face. If you seehitu goinguruund
do not think he to mail income
I: :3 became:
he has in mind his t-xpe-rirwe with a
setting hen.
The next. timi- the hen wants to net, he
will let her Srk‘lJll the llt'nb, unless
com-2 one else wants to put the eggs
under her.
A Strange Mwetln‘ Place.
Sun McLaughlin, who was artestml
in this city Saturday night for commit.
ting murder in Bridgeport, had made
arrangement-a to tneetulriend the night
of his arrest to the cellar of the new
Congregational Church. He was then
to learn the full particulars of the trage-
dy. At that time he did not know the
result of his terrible blow.
Thundray Evening.
To-runrrow, Thursday pruning, llwv.
Mr. I) dun», pastor of the Ilaptil-t Church
wrll discuss the Ilihhv lesson for tht
Sabbath. Hr. Delano prepares the Sun—
day School expositions for the "sabbath
Reading" every week, and In thug lentil
inr with the same. It In drmigncd to
make these lesions spiritually profitable,
nndintererting to all. Int there be a
good turn out of those in the church
who wish to become better acquainted
with the word of God, and them present
old testament studies. Thursday night
meetings will not be changed from their
usual service of prayer and praiav, but
have the additional interest of the Sun-
day-School lenan to study and talk
about.
Salvation Army “own.
This evening Adjutant McI-‘arlane will
conduct the meeting at the Salvation
Army burr-ch in thin city. 3::va
new soldiers have entrred the work and
will be swore in. The new cadet will
alaobopreaent.
llnrvsy [inlaid Trad-a Illa Watch for n
flank look.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Harlin
thoughtbc would have u little sport, on
he he took one of thou: imitation bank
books and put it in the show case in De»
toit which read, “This was found on
Washington alter-l.” As the book look-
ed genuine, and bad the appearance of
having a ten dollar and a live dollar bill
in it, Harvey Sheffield stopped to law oi
it, and u Patrick «and there, he naked
him if he thought there was much uran-
try In it. Patrick thought there rm.
nod II-rrvey said that it Ire would give
bimthehauk book he would give hill
his watch in exchange for it. and would
any nothing about it. The trans wag
made. Harvvy to road Ind Patrick is
glad.
Baum-“Malibu.
recond dayout, just after rim steward
scratching, wan evidence to him that the ,
.of the chanml, when mnrhlvnly aloud
cceded. ‘30 Mean]?! was in view, but a
.strangc eight mrt ”W" awlrmlnbrrl 231».
The mart at the bow grew pale and be-
‘troyo-rl the fact that he had once served
on a silt-urn yacht by :iwuting vigorously
out ’ _ ,
new: I must bu ”"311, Mail a Hindu! r'
he ml than he havl rvr-r s‘r'rl blur». Tm- '
limo will villi the camp.
Kiyn‘s window with a notice attached l
BIC”. ISLAND BUZZIBGB.
The can serpent Sou.~Arrlvals.-—ln—
ridicule.
Captain Brown's yacht, thn”t3irce.”
has just ”turned from a four days’ trip
to Norlhport and a cruise on the Sound.
Beeideo the family of Captain Brown,
there were on Inarll Mr. Wm. B. llnop-
er and Min Aimee Hatfield of Brooklyn,
MnOacar Wild Cuvlck of New York,
and Miss Annie Robinson of Dsnbury.
The party had a delightful sail and en—
joyed themselven intmenaely until the
had announced that the Ap’rllrnuris wa-
["th given out. The yacht, with
every equate inch of crnvas ur-l, Wile
soiling under a light breeze in the Chops
sound, like the blowing off of a steam
boiler, was heard, accompaniml by a
uplashing like that prmluced by the for"
olutions of a paddle wheel. Instinctive.
ly the party in the cockpit IlWIkCOl in the
direction from which the round pm-
The water looked as if it vt'rrc billing.
tolhe man at the wheel: "Put on full
speed—quick—qurckl" To in“ in the
consternation of the party, one of the
young ladies fainted. The gallant 0+~
Republican llntlllutlon luring In last
him-II.
The republicans of East Norwalk hold
a lively meeting last night in the store for
merly occupied by llrs.Kohoe. The store
was crowded. The first business dune
was to‘ perfect an organization and elect
officers. which resulted as. follow»
Precident, William II. Earle: vicopresl-
dcutr, Barry Rider, Jam Ilanford,
Occur W. Raymond. Charles Paddock,
Banrd Smith, Miner Randall, D. P.
lforrell, Caleb Wood, George Bell and
Alonzo Wheeler; secretaries, B. I". Day
and Jamar L. Hoyt, jr.; treasurer, C.W.
LeCount; chairman, S. S. L'Ilommedlcu.
After the election of oflicers the
speakers were introduced. Joseph Tank
many was the that. lie said he spoke
from n workingman's rtandpoint of tho
question not as a college profoseor, and
as a workingrnan be hoped that the re-
publicans would win a grand victory as
they did thirryyesrs ago. Ila spoke of
how the country proapered under a
tariff for revenue only under Jackson
and paid it did not prmper. He
did not want to wave the bloody shirt,
but raid there was not a rebel bullet
tired during the war or a bullet fired
against a Union roldier but what was
fired byademocrnt. [Applause] If a
monopoly was wanted it was better to
have that monopoly in our own country
than creating it In England by voting
for free trade. Abraham Lincoln was
car Wild stretched forth his nrtllré to raw:
hr! ; fortunately he caught hm, but up i
fortunately both, lucked in tacit mhwr'si
artw, rolled down the c )lliiltfri‘ll'fib’fly:
into the cabin. I
In the Inr'flrlflltlt' thrptilm Elmwm trim;
l'v'ml appeared to the with r of tin- lwrl— ;
in; mums, f: «'34, :ilmu: at large m a
lluur t,- tYI’r‘i and «input mm. thing like,
the hen-l of lbw Emrnlelrrr grtllirr. Its
r-yw. l.t',:|‘ :t-s nrangu. wo-l’t‘l
nut Fl“! grew. Irrl.’ him, but bad a nU-allgtr,"
~ulplmrmt-i :rpp arr we: - 7rn I lrrr';~~l out
front the» luv-ml, .\ bug» “I appoint-II
(uranium-tit :tlmt‘r' Elw -m.’..cs ur’ tlw
water ; trw- lll'ml rzlesil‘b‘tll'vfl, lint vvrml
quickly by a lung 8 lack writhing Infill.
For Home little all: r the rlllv'lpl‘tlllfilrritr‘.
of the monater a nrmru» wnrll [mended
the our ; but nothing more war Pr‘r‘ll or -
hr‘I-Il'iltll the .vu lr’f‘hilrl, allbutgh tin-V
hlmnlshot rave. of dzlfnt? of the crew trit—
t.fy t x in» fun? cm: a sharp :0 two; «a.
kept. ,
"()i’ t‘Ull :V," srlli Urtlfnlll kirlvfill,‘
"tn-oph- well laugh at ..ur etury nml de-
clare that what it» saw was something
other than a veritable- sea Mun-m, but I ,
tell you we know what we now." i
"Dal we have anything to drink 2’" ;
”Bio, arr; nothing but three gallons
of old Connecticut Lard cider, and we
are ready to giro an, rkrptsc all h.- c-m ;
drink of that and take him out It) the!
rune apot on the sound, and It will be,
curious if his Pkr’flllclnnl rs lbw! currd." '
The following guitarist are l’r'glntt'rrd at,
the Belle bland llnuw : Sir. 'l‘vrim and;
family of Bethei ; Mr. Jacob "JIIZ and
family. Mr. Bishop, Siren Hunter Slum
and the Dimer Anni»- and
of Innbury.
about ..«,
Agnes t'nrrid ,1
Mrs. Hiram Cnutkntt "I Sent—n k'rlblltwl'f
Mrs. Helen M. llawivy and run. Mr.
Fay Ilnwlry, of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mr».
Alfrel Berries all! child, Mr. and llrr.‘
John Brains, and )Ir. Rtymurul I’. Trun'
dy, also of Brooklyn, nre gm rule at Alpha
Cottage.
Engineer Patterson of the ”inland
Belle" declares that the Iuinrrr of having
the first boy born at Bell Island does not ;
luv-long in Mr. Mayer, but to him. Mr. '
Butrmm declares that he had a tlrm-z
yearo' start on Mr. Muyer, and can show ‘
athree year old bouncing boy in prmf i
of his claim. i
Dir. linen llrll'. yacht "Carrie" is at-
"acting considerable attention among
new-comma. who are charmed with her
beautiful appearance.
The driver of the Bell Island triage
has invntrd in norm- new homfleah and
bargain ready to continue his trip. an
per timetable.
v. as. c. A. ”convenient.
”I". ”33t- u Plan Incl-art and Contlnuo
One Week.
The Connecticut Y. I. C. A. encamp-
ment thin yraria at Pins Orchard. It
began yrrtrrday and will continu ~ one
week. Those who are participating ren-
dezvouued at the Union Depot in this
city at half part nine o'clock yrstrrday
morning and came from lllddlctown,
levidrn, Hartford, and Borwlelr. Burn-
ner I7. Dudley of Orange, ll. J., general
secretary of the ‘1’. IA}, A., is present
rut tho encampmrnt. An experienced
nwirnurcr la in attendance and a liberal
supply of rail and row boats it provided.
The New Haven association is not reg-
ularly represented. but many of its mm.
m Ylolllm ...; at... "it «I. not.
The York Cities played the Norwslks,
in Novwslk, linturdny. and were defeat»
rd. the- score being? to o. lltrrkn and
Farrell were the battery for the Park
(filler, and Collins and Barrett for nor.
walk. The field work of the visitor-
was excellent with tbcucrptlon of Wil-
liamand Rowen, who were min»
01 in their play. fltokrn was very 0‘ch-
tive rind but for a few unfortunatorrrura
twirl» turn would have shut out the
nontrivial. Boallowrd then but In
blur and strpek out nine m. The
Park (titles uncured only four hits.
‘l’bry an excellent Indra but weak at
the frat. Wrru they W u the
“they would both rum tutu
' rte-rung.
: South Atrtericn.
more of a free 'thI‘II' than Mr. Hills for
nun-t four million heads of wool free
winch Wm greater than all the demo-
crats had r'l’rl’ alone. He thought ,lhnt
we could produce all that was wautml in
this country and if we could not we
should go without.» It was better to
keep the: tariff where it was or raise it
higher.
The next speaker was J. II. Ellendorf.
Ilia rernarltw Were in the same vein and
he Wail interrupted lrrquently by rounds
of .applanw.
Run-r; l’ulkfflu't maxi.- some very per-
tinent li'fllrrlk'l on lheqmslym ol' llfl'
truth; amino he ha.l Izrnl under three
tarflt and ball bro-n drier-n out of two
(nurturing by frw trade and was now
living under a protective law prupwed
t»: stzrtlt to protection, and the only way
up t'nlIltI do 5! Watt by sticking to the re-
pnblrcan party.
The Rev. D, K. Xrtllv'ton of South
Byron. X. Y. Was the lust speak: r of the
fir,- mil-I that tho-r» er'e prac—
ri::rlly only two parting the democrat
and republican and he would vote the
republican ticket on general principles,
as the democrat» had always been on the
wrong side of every great question in
American politics, and any thing that a
democrat should tell him was bad he
won‘t] know it was good.
.\ letter of regret from Cherie» Olm-
stvml wn-r read which a lid that owing to
other engagements he could not be
preeent. The meeting adjourned with
three cheer. for Harrison and Morton.
Total Kelly». of Ilse loan.
There will be a total eclipse of the
"In?“ our Sunday night which will be
vtnrble generally throughout 3'0th and
Th.’ moon will enter
pvntrrubra at 9.56 p. Irl. and the shadow
of earth at “155. The tubal rcllple will
begin at 11.51 p. m. and reach the mid—
dle at R215 Monday morning. The end
of the total eclipse will be reached at
1.36 a. m. The moon will leave the
shadow of the earth at 2 3': a. m. and
penumbra at 3.3! a. m._
5o Mole It I».
Mr. A. 8. Kroger of Norwalk, the
standing committee of the lv’nirfield
t.’ runty Agricultural Society on the IO‘M'
mg of bootlu and stornls, who was in
the city try-lay, sated that more nppli»
cathms for spice nnl places in the com-
ing fair h id been received than in any
year at this datesincv his flm connec-
tion with the uncut) thirty-three yearn
ngo.-—St:ndurd. .. v _
Cmtoclt Brothers to Marc tkclr Store-
Cornatock Brothers clothing store is to
be removed to the store now occupied by
[nun-tinny. llatbewnrn & 01. The new
quarters will give the firm more room In“
wbi:h to make a display of their goodr.
They no doubt will have one of the but
clothing stores in the state.
Moonlight futtvnla It In“. Pol-l.
Ilrasnr ankenateln & Knubell will
commence Btturdsy evening a series of
moonlight festivals at Baton Point.
whicc will continue next week Holiday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings»
’l’lrvgrovs will be illuminated and the
dancing pavilion will be free. flood
mimic will be provided. arrdeverything
donate make the fcuivalaofthcmort
plea-ant character.andgood order will
bournintainsd. For time of ball and
trains are advertisement.
’ M n W.
Wilbur N. Ayen of llain rtreet, thin
city. says that although indications may
suggest If, he in by no manner of mean.
a rponge.
Don't Inputs-wt.
You cannot alert! to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Crmruntptron always-rents at
lntoalys cold. Do not permit any
«Is-Into impou- upnn you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dir-
r—nywim“unn“i"“rm“‘i our. ,7
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GUILTY!
IIENBY A. ELY GOES TO
JAIL l
FIFTEEN DAYS Al’I’HMlD liABOll
FOR NON-8U Oil 0
FAMILY.
Harry A. Ely, editor of the Danhury
Democrat,waa tried before Judge Sil
lock this morning for nonsupport of
wife and children. He was found guilty
Ind ncetenced to 15 dnyn at hard labor in
Bridgeport jail.
The cane was not I failure of nun-nup-
port because of inability to do so, for
Mr. Ely t Bilfied on the stand that he
was able to support them at present but
did not detire to do so.
He said bu position was such that his
expenses for living in Donbury Were
from twelve to thirteen dollars a Week,
and the balance of his salztryhc had been
using to pay of! doctors' bills contracted
in New York by hi5 wife; but when
naked how lunch money he had paid, he
did not remember. and could tell the
name of only one man he had paid a
cent.
He said that he had cent mom-y t 5 his
Wife through hi5 mother, but would not
be Willing lu swmr whether he hurl rent
$5.00 in rt year.
Ills; wrfe testified that uhe had only
recurred $14.00 from Mr. BJy'a mother in
over It year. and come new stickingt and
second Ilufltlvrl clothing for the Children.
He wantnl to take the children from
her hm sh» erulJ nut consent to lba'.
Thi~ It the name By who had the in)-
pulvnc» to demand of the Su-ntinel a re-
tmr'lrrm of (in: statement that he had
been fll'lt stul for tit-surfing his viii: .
I’HIL‘SOKAI. MENTIUS.
Ila-v, C. E Harris sailrd for Europe it —
Jay.
Mrs. Andrew Srlleck in visiting at Sar-
rat-lgu.
Ciliitllr Bits is spending the mmnwr
in town.
tluvrg» B ttinnn' l-v risitrnu in Ilroolt-
Iyn WILII relatives.
Lornrrzo Smith it openelmz a few do} u
in the Catvktll rciginm.
Jacob ‘I’urk of New York :4 spending
a week in thy: lnlrnugh. ‘
Fawn.» S. yntuur rf the borough in vis—
iting :m-nlle in Sew Jersey.
Annie Johnston of ch llavcn is visit-
ttrg relatives in the borough.
)Irnnie Cable of Jersey City Ii visiting
Bios Mallory in the borough.
Sarah White of It modem is visiting
lira. 51 try White of the borough.
HI. .‘I. Srltcclt of New York It rail-
tng his brother Fred in the borough
Blur-in A. I’nrkrr, of Springfield, Ohio,
i.» visiting hrr mister 5643!: in this city.
Tho lltm Seymourmf Bast Norwalk,
h um returned from lhl'l' viwrt in New
York city.
Jame: 1’. Lucy hf Sinckbridge. Must,
in viorttng Mr. and Mrs. Ellison “yer in
But Norwulk.
Innis Briton of fixation, 31359., is visit-
i'vg Mr. and Mn. AIrX’Hldrl' Brown in
Springwmd.
“co. Butts, who hm been visiting his
parents in the borough, returns to Cleve—
land on Friday.
Barry Inhey of Providence, bi visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. AII'XlID'IPI' R-yoohta
In the tnrouglr.
Minn Laura Billings of Sew York is
waiting with llr. nml llrs. John W.
Burden on Cedar utreet.
Mus Stella Seymour of Scranton, is
spending a few week. with her brother,
John 8, Seymour.
Mira Maurie Scarles started this morn-
ing for New Britain, where she will re-
main several weekr.
ill-s Minnie Duncan of Brooklyn, 3.
Y.. in visiting lliaa Maggie Vroorn on
Wu quIrd avenue.
A party of young men are considering
the project of uniting and going to
some popular resort on their summer vii—-
Gillan.
C. E. Bailey intend: taking a trip west
as luv on Iowa in the latter part of Au.
gust. partly on businm and partly for
pleasure.
lira. William B. Bworda and daughter
loll. start tomorrow for wanton New
York Itllw when they will spend a few
weeks. 5
Senator Ann Smith of Norwalk has
been appointed moat-arms of the
Ikmratlc Nathnal Committee. Lust
night’s Evening Post raid that Ifr. Smith
stood at the foot of tiny stairway yrsu-r-
day during the meeting or the commit-
tee and permitted no on. to to up stain.
....... ...
The brstulvalntho world for Cuts,
Brutus. Burn, Ulcers, Bait Rheum.
Fever 8mm, Tatar. (mapped Hands,
culibialnr, Cmmandallflkln Eruptions
andprntluelycnrepllu, or no pay ro-
quirrd. It is guaranteed to give par-
loct Wanton. or money Mundrd.
Frictional-ulna. Pur-alrby (than
um
an
THE TWO CAMPAIGN. BANNERS» '
fiWJmfl 1888.
vs.
John Bull—'00ruyl ’Oorayl Illt's can»
It last! III ’sve some friends bin Barnar-
lThishisha great dayfnvllin‘v,
.._~_.
amp. his 21. use.
John Bull—“Twas hover thus. My fond
hopes are hinted hagain. These people
seem to «remote foralot but common
working In and tradesfolk thanafor
the glory ho hold England. Ill guess
Ill'll get bout.
Juliaanlphls one ofthatmtcru syndi-
catewhichmakntlm «stern pm bland:
now-rid than,|ndl‘hich Munllybrulbv
csalongsido the local press. llr. Ralphlann
anhcllisher. He is, therefore, a planing
writer, Onoofthethingswith whichhohnl
been charged lathe authorship of the Clan
Bells letters. Ier. RalpbisClnra Belicia
wiilnttlcngooddui ofspecnhtionby-y-
lug so. People have been told that Clan
Bellow-s FrankllnFilc. Thar, agnimthcy
havcbeentoldthnt Clam Bellowasflrl.
Waffle,“ againthat she walks.
Imbwifu of the managing editor of'I'hu
Kerr York Sun. Two yarn or man.
woman droppr dead in is St. Paul hotel.
She was a stranger. A,Nchork man
happenedtnseothebodymml bottom:
“GrutGaLthatlsClarnBellcr’ lanai»
myhavs occndanto unravel the mystery
mrroundhggholdentltyoftbemcofl
rupundunt. Ifltowlllbosoklnd.
m
llouscn and Factory To Let.
S'IVZRM. llamas Tn bet, rent from 96: mouth
I
upward. Alma Yummy. suitable for hat or
other mufutcring; so hum er.
' MIN ll. KNAI’I’.
lets it
Bow Bout for Sale.
rr-rom'. Round mm, Whitehall Boat, mill
to order. with furniture complete, but little
Merl. Will be sold at n bargain. Inquire at
lulu 1w til RAILROAD PLACE.
Wanted.
buildl on Chapel Itrrrt.
8 fit cg C. B. NWT.
4
TWO (loud Carpenters immediately. Apply s‘
in!
last.
I‘ll"!!! Sanptnek and South 3min, on
the l6thlnat..u PM. Back. The Elder will
receives reward by brig the some at mm':
mm, South lorwnik. ion a
v
Wanted.
\ImllsllAannd table girl. Incl be well
1 rerrmndrd. Apply-t
jultl a or WM LVN!
Osborn Ava, But Kuwait.
1‘12?! datum. and pleasant rattle-c- for
Priest
Rail-utensil!
D’s-blur”
MM: and tar— nab
lbqnlrnnf TAYLOR b 00 ll.
some lac-r
_. “y “
time I. Underblll
I
Bull-ling lurid For lulu.
mmmnnmmru norto
laud-trust formula-sod n1
wllIkrthnk mind from at“?
... .... m.
or ever (inund- for hula.
lanolin. mm
v wkM?nbufl:‘nnl~
.Iarhot‘l'lt
Mates-I mwfi‘w‘m
For kale.
A 000” BEACII WAGON.
with mail: upturn-var two-runaw-
dsapmldrur. rumm.m
mu
Worn-loam as: run-to
00210:.
mull
Jul
" “ Removal Prices ”
I'- T— ”A".
flu rthascd the act-rive for Norwark
Ind girth Wk to In 1|)li W
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without mend free
of an arm charge Wart teeth a
Open-fly. «mmmamngm
Whitman. Ct. (inconvenient. l2"!!!
BEE RIVE—
rarurrs’ arm ezxrs’ DINING rum.
torotbeBeclllvcwbeuyouareh or .
(I feryoucangctagoodsqnare m lug
It all hours at prim nothat on can afford it and
gangsta. Onr drinks are ea. Coffee and not.
on»: hot or cold. all klndaof Tern cc Drinks,
Ill-to Table Hard.“ Board and laid.” the
dayorweck. Wandnoeforyouraelt it is
just like borne and we will try and make or- feel at
non; 8m fully, 1 II! B! BIVI.
J
For Thirty Day! from July 9 you can get
Pillsbury ’3 Best Flour
for .5.” per Barrel nl
DANIEL L’nornrsnmc’s.
JOHN H. SMITH,
will
MAIN STREET, BOUTII NOR‘VALK
EEJAc-rd’RY
To let or for sole, corner Day cud Remind streets.
llllllICE BUILDING Lll'l'S
ON WOODWABD AV‘. YOR BALI.
ENQUIBB 0?
E. A. Woodward.
M an
BELL ISLAND, ROTON POINT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
~sTAcE TIME TABLE.——,
(Daily czr‘cpt Sunday.) 0n and after Monday V
July ltth, use,
have Bell Island, 6. 25 a. m. ; l and 5 p. rn.
[rave South Norwalk, 8 a. m.; 2.30 and
6.30 p. m. 2
Leave Rntnn Point, tevinutes earlierf
than Bell Island.
('cmnrcrirg morning and evening with steamer
”City of Albany."
I‘m-c 15 Cents.
Willow Sundays only to accommodate church
mt! from Bell Islam,
Expert Columbia, Volunteer,
Light Roadster and Values
Safety
onlutsllmrs. Old latrines taken in exchange
form. nerd larvataiogneor cation
JACKSON BROS”
56 WA“. "Kl". NORWALK, (11‘.
Building Lot
0n the West side of MAIN
ST. in the net hborhood
of the Mctlrodls Church
FOR SALE.
Enquire of
nku k comm.
Ital fistula and Insurance Agency,
Washington ill.
llllllll' illmmll
naumwcm,mmw
tell tleir Start at ill in Price:
“DOINW
Large Bulletins
”IMHO-“.Wllplhld
CARPETS I
Suniuhiue‘r
ggods !
we yrm lot Iotlldsruld. .
monument! '7'
~ FESTIVALS l
llll' lawn
a...
Saturday’s-grin, walnut},
atria}.
JULY 21, 23, 25 and 26.
Darrin Pilllllll Fill.
anemone-"e. new “a.” r
n a. .
mtmrarcsfin r $1.353. %
a. m., “Banding. m. '
Kantian-Sour Nmflkmmnntfl. 4
rtct for I121“ l’triulntZJtlllpi 3.5 1" ‘
Boat. veaBolonPoint a... an.
fispJnJorWllsonPoinndeftwkuflllw
k.
luthrornBotml’ointou d loun-
light Putivalratiowrmn. m
lasl it Business ,
NOTICE unnoyv.
Pine Dairy Dutter.... ..... "......flc. pal
Creamery Butter Print ...... tie. it
”WW?“ "'
'src. ,
1"qu .............. Sc. ‘5.
roll Warm received” ”cm"
Goods Delivered free to Any
the City.
“lanthanum
31 Washington Street.
BAVILAKM m nwcx.
itlllll'l'llll’s till Still.
87% Main Inn-cot,
Mt!
80. 303W“
FRAMING at lowest prices.’
Full line of Artists’ Human. ‘ “
lllSllllSl' I
lrnlllusinglala ,
Spring Styles of flats 0km
.. than our
a
Mrs. Fawcett’s.‘
CALL AND SEE WHAT W:
ARE BEING 0m.
m
3 Wlk'l'l‘ I‘I'.. ”I'D“,
amnmoaouwau.
Jacob M. Layton
“MU-“A“
Generallnsurauootganoy
Mun-am
“mm—Mn!“
Brit-brunt“?!
Norwalk Chronicler