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NUMBER 194. “"'“°"'"‘"f°'.l.°lt'.:‘.f.°“.2."""l" 5" SOUTH NC RWALK, CONN ., SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1888. PRICE TWO CENTS.
warn-s: I The steamer "Anna May" lies at the A “TJL‘FEI'Q', ~ nun. lisguwtuuzzmos. 4 please direct yer letter in care uv my Prob-to flute of Real Estate. .
Hereafter advertisements of wants of
any kind occupying one half inch space
or leer, will be inserted at the following
rates: One time, 25 cents; 2 times, 10
cents; 8 times, 50 cents; one week, “.00.
About 85 words will go into a half
inch space of The Sentinel.
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Weather Bulletin.
Local rains ou.the coast, followed by
fair weather; warmer; variable winds.
Miniature Almanac for Tar-Morrow.
High tide Low lid 9 Sun rises Sun sets
10.16 3.58 4.40 7.18
WWEuTEfiIttiJW A
Ramaluln In the Post-odicc at South Norwalk.
Sons...“ 21 1 Persona calling for any of
there lottery! wt? lgsWeaay iheLare advertised.
Alonzo Britta, da Maria Ah 1. James IlcCable,
hit I .A. Ii. Eldon, Marra ”W3, Abi ll
, .
Jo er, rs
‘ Ball, “at Iioflich, Marnie E. Fallon, I’eter
., HarryJ
GOIIIIm, Cathrlne McDonald, Karl L. Peter-
aou, Joseph Dnrel If. Bardi Burleigh, Win. Meliugh,
Win, McAvo , John McNamara, 'e Iihnte,
Frau J. liable, Joseph titurges, Blia crdale,
Alace J. Smith, Lizzie Spencer John I". vurnflh,
Samoan? lI‘liosofiv," $03!. Palmer, a-
uricThoni n .’l'a try, 0 .
p” ' .r.s.i'rcasmo. r. II.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
William E. Osborne has bought the
small sailing yacht, "Pleasure."
The colored Republican Club of the
borough will hold a meeting tonight.
At 5 o’clock to-day Chief Engineer
McGowan will test fire boxes 12 and 14.
Strlman's and Duncan's nines are play-
ing ball on the East Norwalk grounds.
The Norwalks and Flushirigs are play-
ing ball this afternoon on the Baxter
grounds.
The Prohibitictichilgn Tuesday even-
ing will elect delegates to the state con-
ventiou.
William Sheldon advertises to day for
first class masons, whom he will pay
$3.50 per day. ..-,
—Try Plaisted’s Tbilet Lotion for tun I
and sunburn.
A. S. Ferris is making an unusually
large display of watches in his show
window to-day.
The "Asa” came into the harbor this
morning for supplies. She is a pretty
little naptha boat.
The Congregational society met last
evening and accepted the resignation of
Rev. James H. Ross.
The Belden Hill nine are playing the
Broad River Ku Kluks this afternoon on
the former’s grounds.
Quite a number from the city went lu
Chimmon’s Island yesterday to see the
Pequot canoe club'rncee. _
Mrs. Mary T. Bennett died at her resiv
deuce on Benedict Farm last night. iii-r
death was mostly due to old age.
—Masons Jars, Porcelain tops, ouartr,
$1.00. pints, 90c, at W. Howard Sey-
mour’s, Haviland block.
Messrs. Andrew and Thomas Blake of
Boston, passed through here this morn-
ing on bicycles on their way to New
York.
AI Mrs. Larson has recovered from the
ltnall pox, the quarantine will be raised
on Monday. The work of disinfecting
is now going on. _ _ ‘
There will be a temperance meeting
held in the Temple of Honor hall to-
murrow afternoon at three o'clock. Good
streakin- will address the meeting and
everybody is invited to attend.
There will be :m eclipse of the moon
tomorrow night. The burs will have to
stay later than usual at their best girl's
house if they cxpec: to see if. The
eclrpse can be seen at its best at mid»
night.
The members of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company will be surprised to
barn by the Hour that they were greet»
ad with cheers at the fire in the borough
“Saturday night when they was not
present.
--You can get the best pianos and
organs manufactured at J.W.3wdwcll'e.
Prices low and terms reasonable. Call
and examine these instruments before
you buy.
The colored Oddfellowa of New Eng
land, with representatives from New
York and New Jersey, will have a pa-
rade in New Haven September 17. Up
wards of sixty lodges are expected.
haunting at the reform room on
Illabath street under the auspices of
thaPmblbitlou Club Tuesday "swings,
will be open to thopublic until further
mice. and everybody to invited to
attend. ......“
-—Try DeKlyu'a health bread. Trade
raark registered.
The liorwalk Iiilaara running only
three days a week at present. They will
drudownlnawsekoraotomakeaome
to the large 00 foot chimney,
z“. willbavswaddltional feetadded
“colon have been sent out from
Barrera giving a description of Ed-
wmdllmitb. ayouug than who ea-
vapadfro- the retreat for the insane
aamvtlma rinse. it is thought he is
‘ somewhere about the state.
V_Htkhl'fyaaraold.uart 7 inches in
muwmmrfla lievm
”Mia black when he went
a Baha‘arkhairauluo whit-
adflwaftbama
falls with a “mg.
foot of Ferris’a dock with cement.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bank'siufant child,
aged six months, died at 3 o’clock this
morning. ,
The South Norwalk Bat Forming com-
pany have put in two new blowing
machines this week.
Rev. C. E. Torrey has returned from
his vacation and will occupy his pulpit
to-morrow as usual.
—-Try Dt’KIyri's health bu‘itll
mark registered.
The Social Club took a soil to Long
Island this morning in William Keith's
large sail boat of East Norwalk.
Trade
Owing to the storm the kermess which
was to have been held in Georgetown
last night was postponed till this evening.
The Women’s Relief Corps of Doug-
las Fowler Post will hold a necktie, and
apron party in the post room Monday
evening. "
The grand stand on the‘ Baxter
grounds was draped in mourning today
in memoriam of the death of Joseph
Fitzpatrick.
A ball game was played this morning
between nines from Volk's and Crofuf. &
Knapp's N0. 2 factories. Tire score was
25 to 3 in favor of the latter club.
James Kelley and Daniel Uormley
will row a race from ‘Jcnnings’ dock to
the foot bridge this evening against
Richard Murphy and Alfred Williams.
Fifty dollars is wagered on the re: ult.
,—I7amily waii‘hing at the Old wm
Laundry, 37 Washington street.
Andrew Kemp, the carpenter who
fell off ascafl'old last Saturday, is in a
very critical condition today. It was
deemed advisable to hoid a council of
physicians in regard to his c use this af-
ternoon.
The Gazette office has been routed to
the Young Republican Club until after
the national election this fall. The edi-
torial rooms of the Gazette and the Re-
cord will be found in the rear of the
present office.
Organist E. M. Jackson has secured
the services of Miss Susie Ilawley for
Sunday evening at St. Paul’s church.
Miss Hawley occupies a leading solo pos-
ition in New Haven, and her singing
will prove a great treat to mu-lc lavcrr.
The Norwalks and Flushings will cross
bats on the Baxter ground this afternoon.
thlcy, who has been released from the
Norwalka, will play with the Flushings.
Mcehan will not be here, as he is now
playing with the Hackett, Carhnrt & Co.
team.
One of our Well-known nit-ti naked
Fred Mead for a ride yesterday as he was
driving across the bridge, and as Fred
said yes, the man tried to get In the
wagon. In doing so be broke a bottle of
whiskey, which trio-fr.- film so angry that
he got out of the wagon again and
walked home.
The Hour says that Harry Ely was
sent to jail for 15 days. and the costs
which were about $30.00, would keep
him there about 75 days. Mr. Ely serves
only 15 days in jail, as the-re was no
costs attached to his sentence. The
town of Norwalk pays the cosh, and the
money has already been drawn. The
costs were 824 84.
The funeral of Joseph Fitzpatrick,
more familiarly known ns”Joe Fitz,"
former catcher of the Lin»; will take
place from his late residence 1sz Pearl
street,New York, to-rrrorrow. P‘rtzpat-
rick died on Wednesday alter a short
illness from injuries received while play-
ing ball. He commenced his professional
career with the Aurora several years ago
and then joined the Lens, with whom he
had been catching for the last. few
seasons.
Last night about 11 o‘clock a crowd of
drunken rougba atopped in front of Mrs.
Orlie Daniel’s house on Spring street and
commenced to . sing and make them
aevea obnoxious. Mrs. Daniels went out
of the house and requested them to move
on. when they began to throw sticks and
stones at the house. She was obliged to
enter the house and stand their behav-
ior for nearly an hour. As she knew
none of them she could make no com-
plaint to the authorities. Mrs. Daniela
is nearly so years old. and it seems as if
anyone with any sense of manlinesa
would have known better.
DIIIIONMI’ (205330820.
Conductor Ilhwurh Acknowledges llav-
Iag Mal Iopaatadly.
Thursday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Higgins visited the office of General
Superintendent Shepard of the Consoli-
dated road and arrested Conductor W.
E. Ellsworth who for several months has
had charge of the rapt-ear train which
leaves New Haven for New York at 9:80
a. Ill.
Ellsworth is charged with stealing
from the company and it Is said he has
made a confession of guilt, admitting
that he had been robbing the road since
last March. When arrested a package
of unpuuched tickets were found In his
pockets, and it la said that he daily
placediu his pockets tickets whiehhs
dlduot punch and which be disposed of
to a New York aaalpar.
Interesting Addresses Delivered by J. B.
Burlburt and Senator n. J. IIIII.
Last night the Republican room on
Main street was packed. Many people
failed to get any further than thi- door
as the room is too small to accommodate
a very large crowd. The room was
never intended to hold public meetings
in, but. was secured merely for club pur-
poses, where campaign work could be
performed and friendly talks beylist‘ened
to from week to week. J. Beldrn Hurl-
"bult and Senator E. J. Hill were present
and each delivered telling speeches on
the tariff question. The closest attention
was given them and it was plainly seen
that the subject under consideration was
near to the thoughts of the audience.
A pleasant feature of the meeting was
the presence of a male quartetto under
the direction of Stephen Hatch. Several
selections were sung by them. It was
after ten o'clock when the meeting ud-
journed.
BOWAY’I‘ON NEWS
A New Schoolhouse Needed—Bright Prost-
pcct of Having Ono.
While other improvements are being
made in this village, the need of a new
schoolhouse becomes more apparent to
ever y one. We are glad to note that
our citizens have awakened to this fact,
and that in a short time the children
will have a proper building in which to
spend their school days. The school dis-
trict at. the close of ill» list Ir'ffl) up.
pointed a committee to consult-r the mat.
ter of erecting a new building or repair-
ing the old one. We on Ir‘frtlniI that
they will report at an early date, and
that they favor a new structure which
will cost in the neighborhood of 6,000.
Their decision undoubtedly wrll meet
the wishes of our people.
Dexter Cole has moved his family to
New York. Richard Keefe will occupy
Mr. Cole's home this summer.
J. Darcy of New York has rented one
of Theophile Euphrm's Cottages,
The republican club is bmuning. New
members are signing the rolf and the
enthusiasm is incrn-nsvng. The club
meets Monday evr-titriga i. t:..- nmv wig.
wam.
McOanIl Opera Company.
The regular opera mason of Wallack's
Theatre has again been resumed with a
splendid production of “Prince Metliu-
salem" by the McCaull Opr m (Jourpany,
which has achieved an mum June and
unquestioned i-IIt‘tt’l‘s, til" i" rlwrmnnce
being one of the best of its Mud lllaillas
ever been seen in New York. The cort-
tumes are rich and appropriate, the
scenery handsome, while the members
of the company enter into the perform-
ance with a spirit that carries it through
successfully from start to finish.
The story of the opera Ir unusually in-
Irl’t’rlln’i, with good dramatic action and
an abundance of comedy that keeps the
audience constantly laughing, when not
.erij tying the music, which is extremely
dainty and delicious. and is delightfully
rendered, not only by the soloists, but by
the :llfan as well. In this opera the
members of the chorus play an important
p1”, particularly the ladies who, dressed
as soldiers, go through the mar-uni of
arms will] true military precision. and in
the last 86’, preceded by nmilitary band,
drill and march with thr- skill of veterann.
A New Time Table.
'I'o-morrow a new time table will go
into effect on the Consolidated road.
We publish the change today. Several
new trains are put on going east and the
IIIIN' of some of the old ones are changed.
Cruelty to children.
Joseph L. Colgrove is agent for the
Humane Society in :lrla town. "”09"”,
he heard that two children, Leopold an!
Mary Trosley, were being cruelly treated
by their stepmother on Taylor Arenue.
Mr. Colgrovc secured the children yes-
terday and Judge Knapp sent them to
the temporary home at Stratford.'
fia- Side club.
All who are willing to join a club
which purposes occupying a fine place
at Belle Island, advantageous for soil-
ing, fishing, bathing, and of easy access
to New York, are invited to send their
names immediately to James Golden
South Norwalk, Ct.
D
Grant Eaatoru Shown.
Next Wednesday and Thursday the
(iron Eastern shows will give perform-
ances on the lot at the corner of Union
and Franklin streets, afternoon and
You cannot aflord to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always accrue at
lint onlya cold. Do not permit any
dealerto impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King’s New Dia-
covery for consumption, (.louglis and
Colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he
may tell you lie haa something jurt av
gmd, or just the same. 'Don't be deceiv-
ed, butiriairt upon getting Dr. King’s
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat, Lung and cheat
aflectiona. Trial bottles free at Chas.
Inpharn'a Drug Store. Large Butler OI.
Buckle-5 Avalon barn.
The bedaalva In the world for Otrtv,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Borer, Ttttsr, Chopped Hands,
Ohilblaltiv, Giwuaaudall Skin Eruptions
andpoatiuvlyeurapllvr. or no pay ra—
:,..M I I-
Fishing, While Bodbuga and an Epistle
Prom naval: Ana Barri-ow. '
, Mr. M. Fay awley caught a fine mess
of black fishu Tavern Island afew days
ago. Some :of them weighed seven
pounds. Ah}, yes, we see! Some of
them. Quiteb number of them.
The man w‘ho goes fishing expecting
to catch a large haul is sometimes
doomed todishppointmeut. A few days
ago a numbclr of gentlemen left the
Island equipped with fishing tackle and
bait. good enough to suit the fastidious
taste of any lolver of sport. After catch-
ing a skate, “ml-"d spider, a sea robin, a
puffer, a foul nibbles and a red noae
apiece—the red nose from the sun-they
returned highly disgusted.
For the first time since the establish.
ment of the "Sentinel” we saw a white
bed bug. Thefbug was very much larger
than the ordiclary red domestic troubler,
but very much him it in shape. This
particular bed bug is aamall cat-boat
which the owner, either hard pressed for
a name, or in remembrance of some bit-
ter experience christened it the "Bed
Bug." Perha‘ps, however. it may have
been because of a peculiar love for this
most abused, most hated and most ill
smelling bug lo the whole catalogue of
bugology. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Barnum of the "Edge-
water” were both quite sick during the
week. Both tire much improved. Mr.
Barnum is recovering more slowly than
his wife, but hopes to be out in a few
days. .
There is saline talk of organizing a
Belle Island Flroperty Holders‘ Associa—
tion. The objkct of the Association will
be the improvement of the roads, etc.,
and the enforcement of sanitary laws.
The association will be formed somewhat
upon the plan of a village association.
Why does but Belle Island have an
"IlluminationlDay?" Fire-works on the
water, anda brass band and illumina-
tions on Bhunll would be an enjoyable
occasion, and the tax whet. divided
among the many who would be willing
to contribute Would be but a [nil .
The Editor of the "Sentinel" received
the following letter from Sarah Ann
Harrison, a friend of our Belle Island
reporter. Sister Harrison is spending a
few days on the Island.
My Deer Mr. Ilditor:
Your reporter sez as how yer would be
glad to receive a few litres frum me:
but as I per never scene yer, and don't
no yer, and don't no as I care tar no
yer, I won at first ruther dificient about
so doin'. but-t I never shrink from the
plane path nil dooty, I take my pen
in hand. Iain willin’ ter konfesa that
an I am not alter writin’ ter inert, and
pertickerlerly noospaper men, I feel
kinder outer my origen in so doin'.
Pleeee doant git all puffed up with van-
ity and vainglloriousuesa because Ind-
dress yer as "My deer Editor." I put in
that “deer" only furto be pcrlite. I hev
heerd on noospaper men who would not
even promise tlpr support there wives ter
keep themselves outer jail.
Ter begin at the beginnin’, I kem up
on the steamboat fmm New York, but I
got snail-fired skeered and sick thet I
wuz mighty glhd, I kin tell yer, when I
set both feet oltct more on vice versa, as
they any in Latin. I tell yer, stranger,
steam is a canal to this country. The old
way uv travelliu' by sloops and moon-
ers wuz not quite so hurryin‘, but yer
could git aloilrg without feelin‘ every
urinit ('2 though the old thing would
bust and send er carcass, all chopped
inter mincemellt, inter an untimely and
watery grave.
Wall, in due notice I arruv at Bell
Island, and beiln’ desirable of harveet'u'
n’lretle information, I approached a les-
tle, red-headee- man who wuz leanin'
over a fence, doin’ nuthin. Sr! I In
him, an I : ”(loud evenin', mister; hev
yer lived hereiibout very long?”
”Wall,” an be to me, stz he, "do yer
see that island pver yunder?“
"Yes," an I ter him.
“Wall," aw lire, ”that wuzhere when I
born here.”
I wuz jest about tar ejackerlute : ”L'ir
zee, iz thet so?’ when I need he were a
foolin'» me. "I all,” six I, bilin' over
with indignaton and carnage, “yer
mean. measly,‘ red-headed, knock-need,
pigeon-towed, ispaviued wretchl Yer
aint fit ter carlly rwill ter a pig : and of
yer were cut til fer shark-bait every de-
cent shark that even smelled yer carcass
would git ez Ill k at his atuurick on wax
tber whale wol awollered Jonar.” -
Well, the pet leat Bell Island in all
right, wot that in uv ’sm ; and there in
plenty nv ’srn. sich as they in. The most
on ’em born In in Danbury, a large ma-
jority uv .’em knrn frum Baths], and
more’u half uv ’em from Brooklyn, lu-
cludln' one Blptlat elder, whose hands
into yaller frulu tan that when I heard
him preach I if ought he was a puttiu’
on airs a wrath ' gloves in ther poolpit.
Thor houaeaizall bilt with tber frunt
end on titer bat k and ther back end in
her road. Thai e in no mills or factories
or atom or d arches or remetariea or
ballrooms or f tree or ruin-holes or
jails. Nobody: in either very good or
very bad, butf rm fair to middlin'. The
people seem to‘ its mostly on flrhin’ and
clamin’. Moatl y all on 'em go out in
boats, but whaJ fur, or when to, I can't
determinate. : ll Island is all right.
because the l . .
rocks. .
Pleaaaaxeuai wrltln’ and spelllu’and
M We 1 by
t
triads It mostlv uv
old man,
Ben. Harrison,
White House.
\Vashiugton, D. C.
Mr. T. Jones and family are spending
the season at their comfortable college,
the “Sea View.” Mr. Jones purchased
the first building lot sold by Foster Bro»
then on Bell Island. _‘
Mr. C. B. Morehouso and friends from
Massachusetts are occupying the Ambler
cottage. '
The following ladies are at the Ship-
hard cottage : Miss Mary E. Bentwiict of
Orange, N. J.; Mm. David II. Mead, also
of Orange ; Miss Alice Benedict and
Miss Jennie Glendenning of Jersey City;
Mn. Eli Benedict and daughter August.
8. of New Bork ; and Mrs. H. S. Glover,
Miss Ethel Chapman, Miss Annie Tavlor,
Miss Fanny Woodman, Miss Flora Sher-
rulu,Misa Nealio Cole, Miss Allie Bas‘
son, and Miss :Annie M. Fairchild of
Barthel. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John Cotter of Mount
Holly, N. J., and family are enjoying
themselves at their cottage, the “Bucna
Vista."
r'zusoaar. alum-tort.
Ida Masher is visiting her sister in
Bloomington, N. J.
Mrs. Edward I’earsall is spending a
few days in Jersey City.
Frank Barbour of Danbury is visiting
relations in Norwalk.
Minnie Cape of Boston is spending a
few days with friends in Norwalk.
Albert Relyen \ieited his porrrtts in
Nurwalk yesterday.
Miss Annie Sherman of N-xrwalk is
spending the summer in Ihltiriiore.
Miss May Raymond is visiting her
cousin, Miss Ella Keefer, in Ridgefield.
Daisy and Melville Scudder are spend-
inga few days in Atlantic Highlnrtds,N.J.
Miss Ella Lockhart, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. William E. Duncan in this
city.
Mrs. J. A. Dicker Iri spirirriinga few
daysrn Brooklyn with lr~r wlnlrl’, Mrs.
II. Smith.
Mrs. A. ll. Perkins and Miss Emma
Bower of Chicago nrr- visiting at H. S.
Roou's.
Miss Susie Hurley of New Haven
will sing in St. Paul's church tomorrow
evening.
Miss Julia Risen! Saran-til; h.“ gone
to Long Ivlilid for too dry 0 s-r for
her heal: b,
S, 1). Foot}, wife and «l'izigter “race,
I.‘ New York, are PPI'IdIJr'; it four days
with J. W. Duke.
Mies Julia Burnham of' In ryton, CL,
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. (iron-.3.
Charles E. Lint-no.» of Mllwnuko‘,
whohus been visiting in Norwzrik. re-
turned home yesterday.
Hobart "union of Stockbr‘nrgv, Marin,
is visiting with Mr. and Mre, lIr-nry D.
Roberts on Nash's Hill.
IV. K. BIcEwen wril sprrnl Sunday in
Elizabeth, N. J., after which be will
take a two weeks’ trip through the But.
John Tristrum, wbohss been In Chi-
cago for a few week-l, mil who attended
the Republican c: nvrntiun, arrived home
last night,
Miss Minnie Hope, of Springfield,
Mass, who has been visitlng Mist- Alice
Coleman in this city, returned to her
borne yet-tertlny.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Rtndull of
West lion-rt m.- sponrlrng a few days
with Mr. null Mrs. Wells itiSpriug-
wood.
Hon. Tnlimadge Biker start d on a
in: rim a' mention to day, or lrrclr he will
ilpomlin Illt' sulfur "I New York and
Penney lvanm.
Captain Joshua Bears», George T.
Boone and son Georgie, start tonight
for Cbatham, Man, the former home
of Captain Beam, where they willspend
two weeks.
Mr. and lira. 0. T. Morrell and daugh-
tarLottie start Monday for Shele
Falls, Info visit Mn. E. B. Black-
burn. Mr. Morrell will remain a week
and Mrs. and Miss Marvell a month.
st'tvuarwanitviwczim
lipriagwootl llniou Chapel.
Subject Sunday evening, “A voice
from the lost," “And he cried and said,
Father Abraham have mercy on are, and
send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of
his finger in water and cool my tongue,
for I am tormented in this flame." Luke
16, 24. Wednesday evening. “The earth
ly Tabernacle,” "For we know that if
our earthly hours of this tabernacle were
dissolved, we have a building of God. a
house not made with bands eternal In
tho heavena.” 2 Oor., 5. I. ‘
m Ooutl fisfirnem
v. I]. A. Delano. pastor, will preach
at 10:”; subject, “Ingervoll and Paul
oontraated.” Evening service 7:30: aub-
jeot, ”The gospel for the whole world.”
Public cordially invited.
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Congregational church.
All the congregational services will be
held as usual tomorrow. There are five
flabbatha in the present month, so that
the pastorate will not terminate until
one week from tomorrow.
first I. I. claret.
There will boon service at the First
If. 8. Church tit-marrow and the two
following Bundaya, as tlnediilce is being
renovated.
Matty m.
Eighth Bauday after Trinity. 11on
coma-aim at “I.“ a. m: morning
Mm I)! Orr-oi at 10.”:
f. 0“ ”a
halyat‘ p "WWW,
IIURSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate
for the Divtrlrt of Norwalk. the subscriber,
executor of the will of Rebeca Smith, deceased.
ultra for sale the homestead lately occupied by her,
situated on Lowe street. in Booth Norwalk.
CURTIS B. SMITH. Executor.
Dated July 2], than. puma
Mariana Wanted. ,
I‘WIIIWWWW "fissi’WB'sr‘W' to day or Ila:—
I)‘. ’82! W .
not at WILLIAM Buttons.
llouaea and Factory To Let.
gBI’BRAb Houses To let, rent from an a month
i upward. Alana Tammy. suitable for hat or
other manufacturing; 86 from- er.
julfl tf lotus Ii. KNAI’I’.
lkow Bout For Sale.
Ali-FOOT, Round Bottom, Whitehall Boat, built
to order. with furniture complete, but little
need. Will he nonfat a in. Inquire at
jail) lw ti ILIIOAD PLACE.
Lost.
‘I;HWEIN Saugafuck and South Norwalkmu
. the Ibthfiiaera‘sv Bark. The finder will
receive-mu v t ~ same Gogory'
hiablceJSouth Norwafl." W ‘jnlhal
Osborn Ava, Brass Norwallr.
Till!!! desirable and pleasant residences for
sale. Prices mbieandterms .
Inquire: of TAYLOR & GO DEN,
Real Estate and Insurance B flange Rooms,
Wibiazton tit, So. Norwal .
George II. llmlcrblll
Is now in town selling Household lien for
car-h or by installments at prices vond com-
petition. Parties dewmg' " bargains can call at No.
16 ltavtnond 5L. City. muff) tf
Wyliulldllrg and For sale.
RDBRS left withJJt Ra foot of navi-
iand meet, for buildingm‘fl'rom fur ban
:roill be thanknflrall‘y received MGWCWC attest
05 nor Grounds for Sale.
If; ACRE. Price 3W. situated mar
- Neck Mint, and bounded on the north by
ground of Raymond a Shana and wear it Smith‘s
. Enquire of TAYLOR a: cow . . Beat
Estate and insurance Agents. 1:23 In
For Sale.
A GOOD BEACH “'AGON.
with movable top, forona or two seats. for role
cheap, address. Box «9 South Norwalk. Conn.
just!
District or horwallr. as: Probate
Court, July 20th. A.D., 1888.
Estate of George Seymour, late of Norwalk, in
said District, dot-eased,
Whema. written application has been made to
thisronrt by the administrator of said estate with
said wiilannexcd for an order of tale of certain
real estate which is fully described in said applica-
tion on file in this once.
Olmlltln, That mid application be heard and de-
terminal at the Probate Office in Nrwwalk. on the
3th day of July. 1”, at. to o'clock forwnoon: and
that public notice thereof be elven to all pawns
interested therein by publiehi this order in I
newspaper having a circulation in savd district, at
least seven days before raid day of hearing.
”all it ASA ll. WOODWARD, Judge.
Town“
Wednesday and Thursday
JULY 23 and 28.
Two Performances Dull y.
Afternoon 3! 2, Evening II 3.
'50 — ARTIS'I‘S —-— 50
A Grand l‘roo Exhibition on the untold.
previous to each Performance.
A Great Show for Young and Old.
PBICIS-ADL'TLS, 25 C21; CHILDREN, l5 Cl).
juililt
1'. '1'. nirA'x-xr.
%{w
Ills urcbaaed the cadmiu- right for Norwatk
and our Norwalk to use the [halal Baltic
frontier. and extracuteeth without 'n, and free
of any arm charge I, Am
specialty. Office and residence adjoining Icibodi“
pammage. Nor-ulk. (It. Open "things. film
BEE HIVE.
LADIES’ ran curs, aims tram.
(‘Otothelieellivawhm yonare Irma-Ivy.
I foryoucangrtagoodsquare at «lunch
at allhoureatpr‘irrasothat oucan alord it and
go again. Our drinks are Cole: and Milk.
either hot or told. all kind-of Tera re Drinks.
Also Table Boarder Board and 'nfiuhy the
dayorwvek. Cmneandsoeforyou fr it is
lost like Mmeaud we will try and lake or: feel at
bring. amlieapectfnily, TIIB BB IHYI.
c‘ r‘
For Thirty Days from July 9 you can get
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
For $5.10 per Barrel .1
DANIEL L’IIOIMEDIEU’S.
‘CUR
flick llmdarhc rcllevu all Ihohullhlealuci-
dartioatrliouar ooftha auchaallh-
rlzvaw, If after
I".luiaihoh' (to. WI: their”.
ablanmcaa haabcauahowu lam
M munaummmmn,
unable ’13me and entire
rib in complaint wlrllo cum
niea' 'm'lfit the Marina”. the ride
mtrccuueuwbonh. mun-your“
Attieywoaldbsalnicrt tothma
Mai.
rafflrtruur Ihladhtraairtng t trutfoyt'hn2
lately rurrmmmmmmm
vehemently them will findthcaaltttloggflavabc
r‘-le to roam w their willuot
to do without Ikmmhtdflm not he?“
ACHE
ntgwmmm act-......"
(him
all!
to Illa are . in
"' afiW'gfi-Tfifi-EL
7...... fl
South Norwalk
heaving South 11;?"ka at 7.50 a. ll.
Excursion Tickets. .
Freight Received from 'I a. m. to 5 p. In.
employees ofthehcaisou this line on account of
no wnaatherso
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
—ran—
NEW YORK!
Commencing May 26:88
cl Allan .
t
Jam“
Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
urn or:
Leave New York. Pier 23, East River,
foot of Beekurarr Street. 2.80
p. in., East 23d street
2.50 p. in.
——
-—I‘A.R
Single Tickets . . 40c
. 60c
Wanpersoua are forbid trusting any of the
rum autism, som'u NORWALK
F A. C '1' O B. Y
long Toktmrwadgmabayaudflaymondatm
. with =
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLllllIS'l'.
CHOICE BUILDING LllTS
0N WOODWARD A", FOR SALE.
REQUIRE 0?
E. A. Woodward.
Bl Gm
BELL ISLAND, ROTON POINT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
--STAGE TIME TABLE.
Ir
(Daily except 55%.) On and after Monday
lily Ifilh, 1583,
Leave Bell Island, 625 a. m; l and 5 p. m.
have 80th Norwalk, 8 a. m.; 2.30 and
6.30 p. In.
Leave Roton Point, ten minutes earlier
than Bell Island.
Connective morning and evening with steamer
“City of Albany."
Pare - - 15 Cents.
Will run Sands only to accommodate church
goers from Bell 13nd.
Expert Columbia, Volunteer,
Light Roadster and Values
Safety
«Installment». Old Machines taken in exchange
for now. Send for Catalogue or call on
JACKSON 131108.,
anagram STBIIT, NORWALK. CT.
B u i ld i n g Lot
0n the West side of MAIN
ST., in the net hborhood
of the Methodis Church
FOR SALE.
Enquire of
Tatum a GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
Washington St.
Alllllll‘ &Slllllllls
Donotlltflclpato removal, but gnaraatoetn
tell their Still it allot Price:
“ Removal Prices”
' Thatruaybaadvcrtlaed.
Latte nations
laversreatlylresu arade.eapselallylaprlcuof
CARPETS 1
Summer
ggods !
We Will Not In humid.
5J5 p. III. for Wilson
walk.
nonunion?"
FESTIVALS!
all who
Saturday, Monday, lliliiilai,
limit],
JULY 21, 23, 25 and 26.7
DIIIIIIIIE Pilllllfll Fill
Trains leave
Trains Lear
Norwalk to collect with boat
Wilson PoiutatrfiafrlIIMLm, unis: “
as: Elm at int. Ilia
anthem mm m at-
rect for Boron Point at 2.10 p. It.
Boatheavea boron Noumea. no
light Mir-last romp. m. a. 0',
Mil
Call] ill“ Business
NOTICE BELOW.
Flue Dairy Britta ................... ....Sc. purlb
Goods Delivered free to In Part of
the City. 1’
lllnurlitlmnul’s r
31 Washington Street.
HAVILAND’B NEW 3100".
E. I}. WHITNEY’S ART 3TB“.
8'7); Main Street,
”50'
80. NORWALK.
FRAMING at lowest prices. ';
Full line of Artists' Hm
HATS Al L‘ 81'!
_..~._ ......“
llranlllusiltSalt
Spring Styles of Rats Chum
than ever
AT
Mrs. Fawcett’s.
I“
CALL AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS
ARE BEING orrmu.
:i wanna 11.. uouwaur,
8 MAIN on. .0. rowan
Jacob M. Layton,
”Hindu“
GenerallnsuramAgeuey
Millard“
Ocular-”Mud"
m“~'n7‘fla mitt-1WD
music. when. 7
lauraaa'l'lekets.
“ . lav-«tame
await-past. cannon-m
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