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NUMBER 204. ”W“‘””.'lr°3u“u“&.m' "‘ [SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AL GL ST 1, 1888. PRICE TWO CENTS. .
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an “Ant” ”‘1‘,” at M Poo, GILEM Bunting. "a picnlcing 3. run CUBA! GIANTS WIN. A short 1;“ unfair.“ Workings-sun. “ u- m” gumcyong, u, Wane; lu Bun-uni ”1d “pg-lg To Let, ' ‘ .
In 1.1 Edouard m srtor ktoda ' ' ' mt ark dunJ ~ In is age 0 extreme set vity Wmsmr scat-s2 ““3?” ,o
lo. :‘~ *wmgwnfianr W k r!“ b l h In." ””1” ”3.3.? to m “0".“ There isonlyone country in Europeln “fin";m 'M..lfi::flz.m: wonderful development, it is a note. "10.7 W I'm “ glam R « ‘ ~ I
umruwéugmu I“! a rock"! '3’“ lb'ihznglsg f '53 llfru‘n: A line III" of ball was Phi“! yester- which the wages of labor- are within a my. 1..., worthy fact that many women have 33.75 . Buy f..- 5mg Insane. ,
No. II. MMM'IWN J c ””Wm, m wick’liotele 0 day “m between tbsGubsnGiuats half of what they are In this country. [4,; "my" R. E Kinney and Al. made their own way In mercanttlehfe, Wm AT 703w?“ W stench1
ltschuulkaurc ' -——#~~ sndlhe Norwalks. Thelatter clubhad “M" 0"“ Britain. Ichlnnls took adrrve Inonc offiolmans and successfully 00mm with “I“ in ”a" m' WW“75WWII§EW_ ‘1 ""““""" , _
’“ “gumowuuh'g; nulth. -’l’ry DcKlyn’s health bread. Trade several «bottom, as some or their Write-In Germs. France. Delirium. turnouts. Before returning home they manylimol business. Women. whether nmmmmumw 5 .
MWW. wwmfi; "II" I’I‘Sllll’fld- members were sick. Bworbuch, Lovell and 8‘"th ”9 ”0‘ WWW!” 0‘ m to go to Barton's Point for a II“?! III”? in the household 0" i” "’9 1'0 Ital. ' '
“l , Charles Ferris “:0”; hurt I) a fall and Williams of the Btamfords played "M “NH” here. “'0” 0' "fly are dam bake. Arriving at that resort the store, "8 S" "#51010 suffer from “IMF r ROOIseuIleNystncl, rest 512 IIIMW FIRST'ELLSS “Rum
"' “lbw,““fim A", m. hr " t‘lth El , i I. tr 0 ' . {mum third base, second base, and left field ”0‘ oneuptarter. [buttock charge of the team and the "Dull demngements and “I" we. 0‘ hmgmumgtgltu , '“f'fimw , . ‘
.tttgastrmumwllsvaw "W; lay a bloc ec rc Ag; orIIpnIy-I . respectively. and Laden played in center One duty of government isto protect couplestartedln to 9,,ng the I)"; the maternity, For all troubles known 5.34,, "$1,,”me do,
‘H W‘ m i“ to get "on“ again. field. Collins and Gilbert were battery “'9 labor 0' "3 citizens. LB“ 3'9” llltlseaflorded. 0f courw they only In- under “It!l “It’ll“! 0' “female '“k' ,
m”“”' ~llest 150" on Kerosene on, only 10 for the home club. The work of the cm!) foreisn l-bor was imported into drum in sea food, but what followed um." Dr. Pime- Fmrito Pro- I'M-I'd M01010 ”In
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“IE LOCAL NEWS.
- ~ TRY. II. t}. A. will visit the Bridge
i port Awmiation Friday evening.
~80“ illicit Grabs at lternsons's mar-
"'lut. _ 7
llain street a? the borough or being
dug up again to put in II gas mam.
“charmer Story A. [tree of ltttcltsport
arrive] yesterday with lumber for B .l.
"ill
The Norwalk members of L's . (f, .5 not.
talk)», drill in the armory every Ilonday
night.
A daughter was born to William L
Worm on Orchard street yesterday
strewn, ,
“LY-art “with!” n! llewlnrt l’crrn,
Who has beeni it for ”toolbar, Ia Ink
proving very shrwly.m ’
-I’laieted’s Cartrohe Solution, is safe
disinfectant. __
Themmitteerm organizstion of the
(devalued and Thurman (dob held a
meeting in l'wmix llall last night.
The mat More “Lydia" of New York,
and ”John fl flranrcy” of Bullulo, lies
at Ferris“ lowerrhrck with curt‘ .
~T'ry DcKIyn's health bread Trade
mark registered fl ,
Theeditoriul lurntture of the Gazette
is being moved to the rear (Alice today,
nettle Harrison and Norton club takes
immediate moment of the front other».
The torus of New t' unzan is reported
“offering $3,000 for the arrest of the
son or persons who set fire toSte ;
pillow Iloytrrlkrm' burn Sunday aftero;
norm.
The Ilse Ilive restaurant of the bar—
ough now rnarmfnctnrmI Iris 0er ice
("3. instead of sending to New York
foric. It is in bricks the corneas be»
love.
The It. A. it and w I: t: of on.
city have changed the date of their pic»
InctoWednesday Augusto The In»
land Italic will carry the party to New:
vnolalund. i
~llulm A. sellcck is agent for
tIIOOId Well laundry.
The W Avenue II. E: tinnday School
will hold theirsaaual picinc next Tm
day on limithalaland.1’hey have do.
cited to charm the steamer Island
Balk for that day.
At the tfourt of Itnrgevnrs meeting to
he held next load”, arrangements will
he ”do for the reception of the l’ltlt
(imminent Volunteers, which will hold
their union is the terrouglr.
A hurl belonging to Lauri-rs Ilc
WNW; Bill was destroyer] by
”tantalum between twelve and one
(duck. Abusinsnda cow that were
luthclunperfledln them.
ll. W t Co. of (Mun.
(my Ila-not William tinte-
lowrencs and Vsllscs m 0'
tnlartty have purchased bicycles from
Irena-omits tricycle Exchange,
Patrick C. Class was tried before
JflthbIs-ovnlnclerdmkew
sear,beuetul and resistance to
saslursad sultry sad used
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flfiflu‘mfl. ltewratrojsltln “a.
“elm
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» leans numbers.
:zrrze whose pantie-lion is tilt the earth’-
,I’erseus rises on the 10th in the north-
, thstltsmtordeornct hand will furnish
centsa gallon, at W Howard Seymour' r,
llavlland Block.
Charles I'Z,the infant son of Charles
I]. and Eva Ir. {Miami of Yonkers,
who war hero on a visit to Mr. Row--
land's fstlter, dird yesterday of cholera
Infantum. Deceased was 1 year and 17
days old. The remains were taken to
Yonkers for interment for day.
PERSONAL "KENTION.
Miss Ida Masher and her mother, of
the borough, have returned from a week' It
visit in llloomington, N. J.
Mamie Avery, of the borough, in visit-
ing friends in Westport.
James Wilcox, of the borough,
spending a week in Darien,
Frank Benton is vititlng in Daricn.
Andrew Fitch, of Fairlleld, is spend-
ing the week with friends irr‘ the borough.
Frank Wheeler, of the borough, I
spending a week in Bridgeport.
‘blr. and Mrs. John Drummer went to
Newark this morning: to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs. Brummer'rt ncice there. 0
Miss Dora Kaiser of New Haven, is
visiting wtth Mr. and Mrs. James flood-
out.
John Turner is visiting friends in this
city.
All heir arrived in the household of
Mr. and Mrs. E-iwurd Russell this
morn'ng. This makes Arthur Russell a
proud uncle.
John Bodemcyer spilled Into the Water.
Editor lbrdemvyer of the Norwalk
Record has 4mm in Cannon for a week
or two trying to rflect a cure of a bad
attack of hay fever. On Sunday be
rowed across Twin Lakes with two
friends fora visit to the Camp Magoo,
when» they were given a very hospitable
reception. In stirring out to row back
the row-boat was capsiz d and the occu‘
[rants spilled into the watt-r. Fortuv
natcly help was at hand and all Were
rescued. although not without I; mu lit
tlc difficulty. The Camp Ito gull steam
launch accompanied them the rest of
the way across the lake, the wet. r being
a little rough. —Bridgeport Farmer.
Shooting slurs.
The August nights from the 8th to the
I2tlt will be enlivened by the dis-play of
meteors which are sure to descend
through the utmwptwre in greater or
The Inclems, as is well
known, come from the grout meteor
orbit and whose apIu-iimr IXLPI‘JIH be—
yond the bound-r of Neptune, the most
distant planet in the mlar [Ky-limit. The
earth, about the 10th, plunges through
the zone, the motetrrs ttfr‘ sat on tire by
the count-stun of Illr' earth's atmosphere
and descend In the form of shooting
stars. The radiant point of the August
meteors is in the crrttstellntion Perseus.
and they are the-refun- callrd Persids.
rant about 9 o',clnck and observers who
watch the sky In that direction will be
rewarded by the sight of several bun-
dred meteors“ the hours of the night
person. Many of them will be bllllittttl
and as large as stars of the first magni—
tude, and many of them will leave trails
of luminous vapor lasting several sec.
ends.
Bound over to tlsu superior Court.
“crime Anton Ililb, the Norwalk (irr-
man, whoflsbbed Stephen J. Bosch on
the night of the Fourth of July, was
bound over to the Superior Court yester-
day morning by Judge Kelsey. John
Pay, of Birmingham, who witnessed the
allay. corroborated the testimony of
Roach. Bllb's bonds were fixed at m.
llc wtll probably be able to obtain that
smount.~l’srmcr.
no Itewaru 3753th
An eighty-flve-year-old man and a
tifteen-year-old girl were married in the
neighborhood of Norwich. last week.
‘I’hegrooru bad courted her grand moth-
er. but she refused him for another.
When her mother was grown he courtn
ed her but another fellow carried bevel.
Ila has finally captured the third gener-
Ami—Mt...
Therewillbea Harrison and ltorten
banner raising and ratification meeting
at Town Hall. Darlen, next Iunday
Ithere will be speaking and
music. Amusingmectiuglsexpscted.
dorprBarbourmeartford. EJ.
Eithef Rorwalk, C Emil, of Stem-
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visitors wss excelled by the Norwalks in
all around playing, but whenever an er-
ror was made by them it seemed as
though one of the Giants would score on
it. Nearly every run made during the
game was upon pass bulls.
In the first inning Sworbncb scored.
He made a hit for first base and came
home on a pass ball to the first baseman.
The Cuban Giants scored in the same
manner In the second inning, when (lit-
bert threw u bull to second base and let
one man in.
In the fourth inning Laden got first on
a small bit and we at around to home
plate on a pass ball. The run caused
great txcitemcnt. In the next inning
Invett made a run in the same way.
The visitors made four runs in the ser-
enth inning and three in the ninth. All
of them were from decidedly loose play-
ing on the part of the Norwalks. In the
s latter in‘uingapass ball by Gilbert let
one man in and a low throw to Jack by
Sworbach enabled two more runs to be
made. Had McAllister thrown the ball
to first base that was sent to him, with-
out holding it, none of the runs would
have been made in this inning The
crowd was justly indignant at his poor
play. If Barrett had been behind the
bat and Gilbert In right field the blunder
would have been averted.
The closeness of the game until the
seventh inning made It very exciting and
the large crowd manifested great inter-
est in the laying. There were many
features of the game worthy of mention.
Colltns did fine work, and although the
Cuban Giants are hard hitters they got
very little satisfaction out of his curves.
Gilbert supported him well, only in cases
where we have stated it proved lots! to
the rault. He got the bail dowu to sec.
and base in good style, and one time in
particular, when I/II'ett caught It mutt
coming to second. Capt. Jack, as usual,
played an errorlrss game. The Norwalks
batted heavier than thtrr opium-cuts.
Lurkins played short stop ml did just
.Is in" as he Would have done on srctmd.
An error is a rare thing with him, and
his playing is all that anybody could ask
tor. ,
Following is the score by innings:
Norwalks— l O O I I O 0 1 0-4
Cuban Giants— 0 I 0 O O 0 4 0 3—8
Norwalk claims to have the champion
ball team of the state, and Meriden
starts up wrth a counter claim. The
best thing to do, gentlemen. to to play
cu ft series of games). rind tlun let. the
winner tackle the old DsIIbuIys.—.\u-
mttiu Sentinel.
Norwalk is Itsllsfirtl that her Clttlm is
correct, and is ready to defend it at any
time by showing her hand with the
Meriden club.
Manager Hamilton has had bard
luck of late in keeping the Norwalks in
playing order, owing to illness on the
part of the members of the club. Much
regret was expressed yesterday, owing
to the illness of Sullivan, because hrs
playing always inn-rests everybody.
However, the Messrs. Hamilton are ol-
ways active in filling vacancies and gen-
erally go into the field with astrong
team.
Yesterday’s and Saturday‘s names will
undoubtedly do much toward increas-
ing the attendance at future games.
The audiences are conspicuous for good
order and anybody can attend without
fear of being offended by boisterous
conduct.
The Norwalks play the Stumfords here
on Saturday and the Cuban (hunts on
the following Monday. Manager llsmo
then says he will have his revenge at
the lattergalur.
"A?! PHDIIIBRI'IOIIUI‘I.
lllrum (Sump to he Ito-stunted for "over-
uur May.
The Contractual Prohibitiunists are
holding a state convention, to Hartford
today. The following business was
transacted atlast nights ssuslon: The
state central committee met at 5 p. m.
at the call of Chairman A. B. Smith, and
alter little informal talk, which was led
by Col. 1. B. Knowltou of Willlmantic,
made the following committee appolnh
meats: Chairman on finances, the Rev.
B. I’. Kidder. Litchlleld: resolutions, A.
B. Uncnln, Willlnrautle; credentials,
c. It. Dewey, New Haven; rules, the
Rev. 0. II. Ichrew of Ilerldra. Colon-
slxuowlteu will be the temporary and
convention to-dsy.
thehev.8.ll.l‘orbesul lteekvllle.
IIIv
probably the permanent chairman of the
Atameetlugoftbu conference com-
mitreatunrskeupsstste tlckstthefol-
lowing names want presented and se-
aptnltl'or governor. ltlrsIququ of
uterus, lteary D. smith or Plstmtlle,
Atlflpmahsurlsouwbsuuerbrso
‘lugthupurtrultuudasuollflukaud
the United States in the shape of mantl-
factored goods to thevalue of “02,3”,-
768. This was a great wrbng to Amer.
lcau labor. In that immense amount of
imports, permitted by our insufficient
and defective tariff, the labor of women
employed in the Manchester, England.
cotton mills, whose wages do not aver-
age 800 a year, came into competition
with the higher priced labor of our
Southern and Northern cotton spinners.
In that mass of imports was the labor
of German factory workmen averaging
less than $115 ayear, and that of women
averaging less than 850 a year.
Munich is a gallery and centre of art.
German women with as many as six,
children saw wood in its streets for 15
cents a day. May a merciful God sink
the United States ten thousand feet un-
der the see before the hideous spectacle
shall become an incident of our civilib
ation l
Nearly seven hundred million dollars’
worth of the starvation labor of Europe
in the form of munufsctured goods im-
ported into this country last year! That
which came rom Belgium tubules and
boxes represented the wages of a} crate '
a day for women and 43 Outs for
men; and the highest priced labor in
loose cargoes of Belgian steel and iron
represented wages less than 80 cents a
day. Compared with these, the wages
of Carnegie'a men at Braddock are the
incomes of princes.
Italian labor in Italian merchandise
was imported into this country last. year,
to competition with American labor. at
prices that should till sensitive souls
with horror, and alarm the thoughtful
for the future of the human race. The
pay in the cotton factories of Naples in
20 cents a day ; of the Neapolitan marble
and granite cutters. from 40 to 50 come
a day, according to skill ; of cottcbmou,
30 cents : of women in lace factories, 10
cents, and girls, 7 cents: of soldiers in
the army, 82 a month. Of all the work-
men in the glass works of Italy, onlv
the skilled blowers receive as high as a
dollar a day, and laborers on farms, hoe
log or making buy, from 15 to 18 cents,
a day, working from sun to sun. God
save America from such wages !
Invlhe Swiss silk code which came
into our half protected country last‘i
year in those sew I hundred millions of:
imports, was the slilhd labor of men at
-ll cents a day, and r f women at 20 cents,
both competing with the silk weavers of:
Paterson, New York, Phil.¢lelpbis, and l
Chrney .lwlssgm in Scotland, is the ,
steamship factory of the world, and its
blast furnace owners and iron rollers
bowl for free trade day and night. 0f
the families in that manufacturing Sod 1
cm 4,000 out of 100.000 live in one
mom, and ballot the men and women
in the city are chronically out of work.
That one room for a family of lather,
mother, daughters, and sons tells what
wages are in Scotland, and how they
drag humanity down into bestiality and
nusery.
Brothers! the MIlls bill to reduce the
tariff is the first step to that one room
for an American family. Fight it with-
out delay, und light it to itsdsath ; then
make your tarlll so protective as to shut
out cheap foreign labor in the, form of
manufactured goods.
‘I’he Drift Towards Harrison.
{Buflslo News. I
Busy special correspondents of The
News in many towns of western New
York, where it circulates extensively,
have been feeling the political pulse.
The result is Just as has been anticipated.
The Republicans are active and enthusi-
astic, organizing clubuand preparing for
an aggressive campaign, while over the
democracy there hangs a cloud of gloom
and discontent. Not a village has been
heard from where there are not promin-
ent democrats who have been fore-
most heretofore in party organisation
and party management, but who have
now declared themselves for Harrison
and the great principle of protection.
And what is true of western New York
appears to be equally true of the entire
state. Neither the mogwnmp defection
from Blaine, nor the Irish-American
break from Cleveland in 1&4 ls tube
compared in general extent to this move-
ment. ltsnufseturers, farmers and
worklugmen have all become alarmed
attbepssasgeoftbecoutrotofthudemo
oeratlc party late the hands of radicals
and free traders. They realise that their
own material interests are sudsugsrsd
by the passage of such a measure as It.
Illla trill, and no sentimental Ideas of
devotion toparty will keep them from
votlug for their own baud.
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Yesterday afternoon at 1.80, true to
unclear, the "YIyawuy" sud “Itcblnv
hood” men appeared or! Dcvlou’s with
tbslrbtats. Athflthswerdwasglvsu
users boats west is use style.
The “llabtulluod' luau tbs lead
frututbtstsnaudkuptltuntlltbsllalth.
was-”summarised dtbsmlhstlmsofthvnupmuusty
humanism-b. At mttmmmmn numudouwm
' made tbtraaefsatuthfutlau,ur
duels reliance upon the judgment of a
porter in getting their horse.
production will be at Music Hall, this
city, Aug. 7th, for one night only. The
above company had the immense run of
over 150 nights at Niblo's Theatre, N. Y..
The famous Maui-oils are with the Stro-
dntlce in the World, Mun-t Shulki, the
LCM-doctor” Gould Iloyt nuiim .t “‘ood-
' for some time.
1 room.
Outreauuatbvcot beats followed the
Slowed that something they ate must
I've had a peculiar influence upon them.
'Dte clouds began to gather in the sky
and Bevan. Kinney and McGinnis fors-
dclng’; storm, hastily started for home.
be porter hurried and got their horse
was so dark, however, that they could
see the animal, but they got in the
curriage and began their journey. There
was considerable dill'erence between the
speed of going and coming from the
Point, but undoubtedly the action of un-
digested clams, ate in a hurry, upon the
stomachs of the occupants of the vehicle,
did not permit them to see that anything
was wrong. Ayriving at the stable both
ml for home. In a short time Lester
th discovered the mistakethat had
been made. He at once followed up Mr.
Kinney and both returned to the Point
as soon as possible. They found the man
j“ about to start for home with the
team and everything was rigbtcd in
about two seconds. Next time Messrs.
Kinney and McGinnis will not place too
Opening of the Nelson.
The first really big spectacular show
that South Norwulk will be favored with
if the famous Russian drama with all its
”genus scenery, magnificent costumes,
glittering armors and bullets Is the Chas.
L Andrew' s Michael Strogotl and Iliu-
uicL‘urnivel Cos. combined. The com-
puy carries all 01 its own scenery and
numbers over 40 people. This grand
IOO nights at McVicker's, Chicago; 7
nights at Boston Theatre, Boston. Mass.
30100., alsothe most comical. grotesque
hllots, marches and grand ttztgciugs
will be just as produced in New York as
near as the house room will permit.
Bests now on sale.
chunk by I’xprcan.
T tis morning Conductor Gould llo
r:)f the Horse Railroad, rrcr-ivml :2 pac
age by t xprcss on which be paid :4. t r r.
livt cents. Mr. Hoyt. thinking!” he .1
prim, took it to the horse car dr‘p. It and
tip! nevi It and found that it contained 9
lim womb buck which had been dead
He (ltd not like the idea
of paying seventy-five cents, but ftlitdv'
the twat of ll. As he did not want the
errIdIlIIIck he threw it in the store
Ills language, when he opened
the package was quite forcible.
A Lively Debate.
Aboutsm last evening, in front of
I’luisted'svlrug store the people in that
'lletlly were other ted by the very
loud voices of a Probibttionist and
awould be sailor. The subject of the
discussion was. whether a boat would
go fttsterlwlnre the wind, or with the
wind on her quarter. The Prohibition-
ist said that she would make more head-
way with the wind on her quarter, and
the “sailor" declared that site could sail
faster before the wind. They "chewed
the rap," for about a quarter of an hour
when they begun to call each other
names. and things predicted a fight. At
thiapuint they cooled down, and will
let the matter rest on the table until
further notice. Look out for war
Pole Halal-g in the Through.
There wasapole raising on Leonard
street, Monday. The pole was raised
alter the usual number of mishaps.
John Davina planted beans at the foot
of it. Some people say the polelss
liberty pole and others that it isa bean
pole. The audience at the raising cou-
slsted of four republicans, two demo
crate and several mugwumps. There
wasagraud celebration over it yester
day which consisted of a broken wagon
and an upset in which George Low,
William lleCormack and William Device
mine it... It .t. usage.
Sunday afternoon Charles Werner’s
wife, of the borough, was looking at a
revolver that her husband had just
bought, and her husband wanted to take
it away from her, and in the struggle by
him taking it away from her it explod-
ed. and the ball entered her arm making
a bad flesh wound. They did not know
it was loaded
was on ra- cos-unit aim.
An effort will be made to secure an
amendment to the sundry elvlt bltt III
the United States Senate authorising the
sscretsryaad treasurertopay the Hart—
ford & New York Transportation Com
pany “00,600, for labor and money ex-
pended in removlug. to an currency.
obstructions and dredging the Connecti-
cut river in I”.
Thebestmlvslutbu world for Cute,
mullet. dues, meets, halt Rheum,
Fever dares, Tttter. (hopped
upon.
Item's Drug Store.
_ Binds.
Wnuwusudslllkln Eruption
scription is a tonic and tried specific. It
relieves the greatest cutters", and re-
stores Ihe patient to vigorous health and ;
strength. It is the only medicine for
women, sold by drugglstc, under a posi-
biliousncsc, sick headache, bilious bead-
acbe, and all derangements of the stom-
ach, liver and bowelt.
- A Safe Investment.
Is one which is guarenteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of fail-
ure a return of purchas price. On this
safe plan you can buy from ‘our
advertised druggist abottle of Dr. King‘s
New Discovery for Consumption. It is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any Infection of Throat,
lungs or chest, such as Consumption, In-
demotion of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, etc.. etc. It
is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per-
fectly safe, and can always be depended
Trial bottles free at Chas. Lap-w
wvw‘lry Troops on the March.
There is nothing particularly exciting
or delightful in tram ing along at a trot
in a cat airy column. e clouds of dust.
sent up by the thousands of beef boats till
surfaces a uniform dirty gray color. and
form such an impenetrable veil that lotll
many minutes together you cannot see
even your’baud before you. Apparently
just at the point of impendingsrtllocation
a gentle sigh of wind makes a rift, and a
freebreatltis inspired. Dust and horse
hairs penetrate everywhere. Working
one was covered bv a creeping mass of In-
sects Accumulations occur in the pock- l
ets; the rations come in for their full
share and with the bacon particrtlttrly,so
thoroughly do dirt and horse hairs be
come incorporated that no process of
ginning cur. remove them. -L'ieut. A. B.
m
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Ghbt‘ruurl’unlgn RAMS.
It is estimated that; during thenexr five
Lunmwogirbwlnhml atCmtle Gar-
demand thapesttaccordlngto statisticsons
incveryten ofthesawtllbeled astrnyatter
shuurrivaiullewYork. Theateblidtmsut
clapruteerorysndimtustrtulschool lssu'g
gutuduuumcanscd‘puttlngthsgtrls lathe
tive guarantee, from the manufacturers, ”I" “kamflwn ‘ m“.
that it will give satisfaction in every lie-l Instant! u. no
case. or money will be refunded. This ”mm
guarantee has been printed on the bottle George B. Underllll
wrapper and faithfully canted out for 15m sellins W 13ml"
casbur installments at [triers
many years. rum human Wm muesli at No.
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation, 5 Barr-road 8h. Cit! ""10 If
and of Illymoltdt
. Barnum of
and Insurance Agents.
cheep, address, Bax 4l9 South Norwulk,
”5 I!
ordersf for sale Four Bulidl
and Hillside Place, also Bu
Nurserykproperty on Springandstatcstreete. South
. Vorwck ,
jam lw
eyes nose and air passages, give external '0'
under the clothing to the skin, and fixed “I: hereby M be and me is
by the sweat the sensation is asthougb m'b‘l'y‘d“; "l“, mmemfi I 0' “gm mm m
fay of muting u. ltvellhnd oNuw York“ yd
Pm:
BRALHouaes'rnIctneutfrom “a month
armory, writable for hat or
otmmanufactnrtng,§
lull! ll WMN II. KIAPP.
(labor- Ava, Bust Norwnllr.
Ilkllauddesirablc pleasant residences for
sum
Building Sand l’or lulu.
1mm left with 1.1!. Raymond, foot of Ravi.
laud street, for building sand from turban
will be thankfully received slid “qum
Outer Grounds for Eula.
ACRES. Price $1110. Situated scar
Neck Point, snd»bourtded on the cart
usndweet llmlth
rsrwli a (tetnjéaim Real
it’ll
For Sale.
A (3000 BEACH WAGON.
FirstOlass Restaurant
no“""Bllllttrd and Pool Booms.
Wilson“ mPolutut .3333“? I030. ”will;
u.ns.,l.maud°4.4u
Bentham
Iectforllotonl’ointatzwpl.
5.3g. mmeflmnPotnt, and5.4tl
who t 0le
fluent/Panto Pitt
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costs
Boutluveulloton Pol-tut]!
with ‘tmrmovrablc .forone or two scan, for cute
Probate Sale of Ilcal Estate.
)l RSUAN’I’ to an order of the Court of Probate
henlstrirt of Norwalk the subscriber
Lots on Taylor avenue
:5 lots in the old
Administrators on Estateof George Seymour.
District of Norwallt. so: Probate
Court. July 319:. A. D., 188
In the clutter of thopctitim of Edward 6. Byron,
beaopolntment trustee to take' ion
oftbc property of Michael Italy, at lIovwalk, in
aaiddiamet, ferrite beueitof tbeercdttoru of said
"Whereas This court, by an order made July filth,
I,” didassigllbiudaylurtbehuflngofflld pett—
tiou. and did direct that public notice thereof and
also uotlceto mid lichsetlteuty be given. and re
turn has been made showingthatsald orderhas been
complied with. but it does not appear that said
Michael Italy has had actual notice ‘ -‘ ,Ibere—
REMOVAL.
PURCHASING AGENCY
Cor. West St. and Taylor Ave”
Whereshcwlll have incrcmd facilities-film
onmlorthc belcconunotlntlou
Mrs. J. A, Decker
mmomm
Dress Making Reno.-
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nfherpatruu. It"
man-us.
c. It. Irvine-eon,
W 3.0.
lull-gun,
'l'myearslulluitdfihtrumm.
dtw (illuminate-awful.
fore. pursuant to the statute in such use provided,
9 o 'clock revenues, and that notice thereof be given
to said Michael Italy and all other interest-
ed therein by publishing this order a newspaper
having a ClrlZBl-LIOII in said district on or beforcthc
lent day of August 1&8
ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge.
For Thirty Days from July9 you can get
Pillsbury’s Best; Flour
“an...
Examined the cxdurivc right for Norwatk
thNorwalk to use the Dental fled
mm, andextracts teeth without '
any extra once.r:ltsrge Q‘Art at teeth a
specialty. once-ad residence adjoining lethodtst
. SEMI“, (It. Opal“ 316m
BEE HIVE.
LADIBS’ AND nexvs’ DINING HALL
(‘ttltotbefleelllvewhen yooure he‘llgryordry
I for you can get a good moan In or lunch
at all hour- at pncessotbat on an alien! it and
go again. Our drinks are ea. Colfee and llllk
either hot or cold all kinds of Tern nee Dncks
Also Table Banal. or lloord and tiring by the
day or week Come and Ice for yonmlf that it is
jn-t like home and we will try an! make you foetal
home 3‘lgespectlully, Tl“. BBB It“ 3.
"tea:
gnlgrtsiummtq.
w! MITSIC HALL 2—-
SOII‘I'II NOBWA LE.
llllllllll EVENING, MIG. 6.
Engagement Extraordinary.
Blllllll Bl‘ll.’ Illlllflll!
25 —ll‘I'AB ARTISTS—25
BEST COIBDIANN.
BEST VOCALISTS.
BEST DANCERS
ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS ECLIPSED
Our Silver Cornet Band and Orchestra parade at
new undo pen Amtmertfroa froatof flail
a p to
secure statslasdvaaee. Onsatrat noyt's and
0m int:
(WIRING OF THE SEASON.
._.......¢.*.__..._.
MUSIC HALL, SOUTH NOBWALK.
Ono runs Only.
Tucson, Aug. 7""
beetle!
was.
bed in lts M strength
usrtvstlsulattsmalcttlsplsy.
CHARLII L ANDREWC'
Isl llaast Carnival Moo-pay."
m” “”3 as...
carrier; new rerk. shat-w" U’stteu 4
OOII’ANYO Al’l'll'l‘l.
Mme: ”Mac.
It uses or mm mm
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‘ ultimatum
5
Michael smut
Expert Columbia, Volunteer,
Light Roadster and Veloco
Safety
on installments. Old llarhlneu taken in exchange
for new. trend for Catalogue or call on
JACKSON BROS-9
56 WALL STRIIT. NORWALK. CT.
BELL ISLAND, llOTON POINT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
wanes 'rIIIIc Taste—-
m’ except dwldthfh I”. Matter Imday
leave Bell Island. 6 25a. m.;1sud5p. III.
Leave South Norwalk, 8 a. m.; 2. ill and
m.
Icavefioton Point. ten minutes earlier
than Bell Island.
Connecting morning and «min; with steamer
“City old “then
Pure - 15 Cents.
Witt ma fro-W to mandate church
'l‘lll llllll Martel
will} Im—
MEATS
IIIVID ll m M manna.
If autumnal“.
chill-dru-
athulbhureoshyuuwltllaltls-umy
Poultry If all tints,
mam.
Prlesllesatvahru. “»mty that.
halls-a
”Hmflflfim-l:
0n the West side of HAIR '4
ST., in the net hborhuud
of the Methodls Church '
FOR SALE.
.7“
Beef. Yell, Lamb,
c... ... rec- raw-w»
maxim.
Building Lot *
Enquire of
For $5.40 per MI at TA‘wn ‘ “My
DANIEL L’HolMEDIEU’S. RBI! Estate and Ilnruuus Amy,
1?. '1'. man-r. Full-steam.
mu won.
one Quslltr. -'ne lust.
Shout 'MJsI-rsm
m roman.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
53 Washington Street.
A FULL LINE 0!
Builders HardWare,
PAINTS, ‘
Oils V_ty_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel 15qu- Illutu,
Wmfldlfluufl.
W. 0. QUIHTARD,
“810 mm
llll 818
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Wield
toredua our
Mum
A BEDULTIOR 0F
Tellurium,
onus.
ltetall Oral llllll Amount-c IO
beltsreruver.
Executing u- m
Bleached and It
lusllns.
wm- automate.»
Norwalk Chronicler