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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 28,1889.
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PRICE 'I‘Wil ( ‘ENTS.
Onsflrckisstllo'clorknocnfor
sfths halluhusl-l) aigsilsslrsm la
Cigar Makers‘iUhiori lie. 26. have ac-
cepted the invitation to participate in
a man between his feet. He at once
notified officers Ireland and Morton, who
of Burgeaea to expend the balance on
hand (about 01,800) for sewer construct-
an engiaesr.snd0liarlea Oldaahraks-
man. were instantly killed. and others
umdatlou lb ymrs ago, over .18,“
havsbssupsldiabsnsdls.
Aadwlll lovpartlvswithcatcbargssr
THE EVENING SENTINEL T'SWM”.I:°';.‘.:‘: Mil-ll lGCIllllN'l'. '"'°"......"~"'—".....m “V" “W3 COW” """3351 "m“ Mrs. W E Jarvis 9W
up “‘11 4100A!) PLACE}. 3:;M‘w house an [out avenni n The court at In Au sad to la- ‘ “Irons ADD—135D! Till no”. Annual Imimfl-tw luuslt I a
”UNIOIWALI. . _ - psadtheflalaaessullaud. '
. Th i a... eifn- p um 'l‘lios. x 1.... rm an votsrs attended the em,“ l I The nus-I nail-a oi the Kate“- M “N I"! “W“m“
9‘ "Afigfiftnin' bond-:30; :lfd carts for liltunkenni'si. A I‘? Found l'nder ‘ Bridge special borough nyasetingbsldatthstowu m floumtonic R. R. Co. IPP'“ to Pytblss lutual Benefit Annotation of
. , . . - 7 ii..- prisoner paid hlsllnc. “ m' 1"“ N9“ 15'0“". house yesterday afternoon for the pur- bsln and luck. Following theirdefsat WW‘ “'5'" ““0"!" W s ' G d -m—
"‘- mu ”in . -A «A - , . , This running at 1 o‘clock the body of pouof authorising theOourt of Burgu- in a” ”W ”w...“- ballot Ml NM MO". 1" p r I n g 0 o 8
lo. ,. it «I ll .3. In MW h, u M 4-8er Outfit, 89-.00 Il “hm"! "- a man was found by P. J. Murray under es toexpend the balance now on hand loss at thszlsun Point fin. and now 5"" slicers "" M all of Congregational pill”!
lo. I. also“ ”he” The invitationbsmdio‘biit for the wcd- m N' Y" N' 1!. 5‘ !l R R MM" that 0' “‘9 ‘PPWPMW '9' “V“ constructs the report sad a bad accident ' m‘ 7'" ’
firmer” """' "’ ‘" d," o, m. Gumd, Fob-n fl... 1..., erase- the Dnnburr a Isa-wait a. a. .r ion in the constructionofaddltloaal sew- "Sum soars iii-errata, ‘
l0- bnmwmuwlm c. mm,- It Thomas both of "m city Spriugwood. era; or if deemcdbsst. 0f sppmprlatllll Two freight “unaware golnglll 09- m “was DWI]! I «
m I u ' MM; .-' 31mm was employed on - lreirhi and authorising the Court of Burro-aw posits directions early this nor-Isa. and wed' Ev’ng 3’ a. ‘1
'°' u' Imm" “WWI“. ,1 “mm m Quite a party of borough people will train that was switching near the depot borrow “a expend a further sumofdli'l. it Is mid that . m “WOW namsd D ‘
. _ . 3., W Mm“ who," g.,u'n_ attend the Tflgtnm-Dix wedding in and as there were hot box on one of the 000 for the construction of sewers a,“ "II“. We ”will. -———orw——- For the Benelt of in I" M i
, - .Plpal'atsddsuss, loconcordstrcst.a.ad moon,“ ngm' evening, care he went to git a pull of water from through such additional streets as the of a" m a. w“, do .0, m »' '
lets. “Males. m. of “I ,M' W n _‘ — ,,. -‘ N h the ditch under the bridge. It was very Court would select. . I... m w“ w mo, they w B HALL & co “mum rm ‘M~ui
uu’Eflf‘l-lonm and allfwiorln .m m R". (I. If. P888 Ind b. J. Ill! El" dark and Murray's 1.0“". '3' burning Warden 000m,” presided. AND! “IO “m. WV“ 'm NI- “. m 'm ”a. mu... '0 a, Alp-“nay .. .
Diem-It's mrfildmfld‘.“ s. Swift: to "‘“h’ “tea-"rt: 3': III low. Al he stooped down to get the fading of the all T, 8, ml: Intro- M, W m u” cars m over ”.7”, and .Lfll m ll I“ ’
means. 0"" “mug" 0" “m0 y. water he “I startled lo 809 the head 0' duced a resolution authorising the Court piled u" into m .1... 3.31..“ w, “usury. 3““ tbs ores-W 0‘ tbs BR] DOI- EPO RT.
' “dmw ' 1'” “FM“. the lsmorial Day parade In this city. after informing lsdioal Examiner Burke ion. '11.. resolution was briefly disuse- were severely shocked. star-s priem as us cessa. lees.
“Mme-aromas” .. .. d h °' "'9 ”I "m '° n“ “M” °' the Id b! WIN? OIIUIIIHW" WM “4 Agaugof machete been busily as- DIED- w mmm
mughmmmflm h'l‘lIii Beggar? of u’h‘iir‘li' up i: eater-rm. Dr. Burke ordered the, pram.“ ammm.ugu. ., mi this min: clearing away a. N ) “mass
mem mm widest]; the Unionl" 0” 9 mm“ It?! body tobcremoved and It was taken to « No.1, Mum ohm: . moi”. w, HIM-II flu” . . . ‘ AthQ _ .
rte-mun "bonuses-mils... or touch the °" “‘9 Em" “mum“ ”mm" “ w" ""09"“9'0'980'1'6 room authorizing the Court to borrow and ex- ALI. META" than? a: ’ ‘ " hook at ‘ .‘
“all“ “Hull- “Italian; “laboured. noon- _.__._._ Mr. Murray called at Tue Bern-Iss1. pend “.000 “drum.“ (0.- rh. gourmet. ILJM “flown-I- , '
Wmmfi'ii‘a ML mm? mm L. D. Wilson was taken with a frint- cities and stated that in his opinion the ion of sewers. 'l'hcguarautced* fund for theChartsr Mm“ m ' AT 008? I
m l“Wo:0W N ing spell while in John Brummsr'l bar- man was placed on the track sons the in... met . my," opponent in llr. Oak atakeat Hartford this fall hasresoh- WA '
___,_U__‘W_____,__Mn°°" ber shop this morning. Dr. Phinnsy items would not pass over him. The Moody, “a, on motion of Gould Hoyt, «1.11.000.
man's arms were resting on his back
I. T. Ber-Id Weather Forecasts.
The depression on this coast yesterday
has moved northeaatwardly, but the
large lake storm centre now near Lake
Ontario will probably advance Over New
'8
En land in a northeasterl direction, _~_—---—- ehakinga little. , _
follzwed by a“cool wave’yw-morrow. ~(iasolene, VIP“. and OiIStovea,all Otlicer Morton'aversionof the accident f “fin" Flukw'mlfiaul‘3t1k' "u Mme =muzzsfn aged ___-, €93 BALE.‘ P. t .
Temperature was all htly lower in the sizes, fromflup. “"8““ Baking 0V9!“ seems to bethe correct one. It is that 0"”. 10PM! M0“ 0? 0' eaeasou . ' . ' "an“ 0' "I'll . u OOI- \ ..
United States yesterdgay; the chief mini- '3- W. H- “0933,3133- tb-I man was whlking on the track and “WM!!- Ifay 39“. Pi" this occasion sixty live, died 0' M." (llamas 'h“. Kplste late-d hwheé‘lmflw; m '0 “res, ...
mum reported was 20 degrees at St. \‘in-
cent, Minn; the chief maximum, 82. at
New Orleans. in this district Io-day
partly cloudy to fair warmer weather
will probably prevail, with variable
winds,‘ becoming fresh southwesterly
and northwesterly. preceded by cloudi~
nest, followed by cooler weather. In
the Middle States partly cloudy to fair
weather will prevail, with higher follow-
ed by lower temperature and rain near
the lakes, with fresh southwesterly to
brisk uorthwesterly winds; and in New
En land cloud ,0 artl cloud ”mm," occupied by 'Dr. Kendall and known as The m, is at “,9 undertaken and nor.- Last season notasingle blow was minute. , Winslowillbe mum-ta:
‘ " y p y y C- 0- Stevens place on Elmwood “on“? any information leading to the identifi- “flickr "0" did "m8“ '0' 0“" at this A little son of Alderman Briggs, of ”Ramon” un’ 3% m a.
weather and fresh to brisk easterly to
southerly winds, preceded by rain, fol-
lowed by clearing in the afternoon in
the southern part. On Wednesday in
this motion and in New England, cooler,
fair weather and brisk to fresh westerly
to uorthwesterly winds will probably
prevail, and on Thursday warmer, fair
weatheL _____ ._ __
mallet-re Almanac tor To-alorrow.
Hilth'tide Dow tide Sun rises Sun sets
10.37 7.17
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Simpson Crawford h-a-s purchased the
elohp "Flyor."
Edward Norton is putting tor walks
around his West street property.
—Baby Carriages at cost. Whitney’s.
Company F. holds “8 last all" Of the evening; of Tuesday. and \Vednegday, BUCkingth Ho-yt and Wife’, 0‘ Ki." __ , “"‘m ____.__.___.__
mason to-ni ht. A an rwill follow the York. spent Sunday with his mother a PM Ruff, who on larcb20last an...“ ~'305'8 HI“, P010 MT
drill. 8 P99 June 11th and 12th. The programme Mrs. James Hoyt, on East avenue. roan Anniversary. ing an altercation in his saloon ”1 New CI!” ll 3“ colors W“
The members of Court City of Rome
A. O. F. are "quested to meet at their
rooms to-uigni.
The Connecticut Masonic Veteran As-
sociation will meet at Middletown,’l‘burs-
day. June 27th.
Douglas Fowler Poet, W. R. C. are or.
ranging to hold a strawberry festival on
June 12th.
The barge Francis Ryan has just dis-
charged acargo of coal for Raymond
Bros. at their dock.
Masons have begun work on the
foundation for Arthur Wheeler's new
house on Arch street.
The grocery stores of this city wil|
close their places of business on Thurs-
day, May 30th, Decoration day.
A movement is on foot in the borough
to interest all the merchants in the early
cluing movement inaugurated by the
dry goods men.
Charlie Sanford of Franklin avenue, is
devoting his spare moments to attending
a bran new baby that amved at his
:2 ‘rl. fl I‘l’.
Klimt. u, ,3 f1- gowg or
.. The .printr-rs of the borough have
challenged the wine merchants to play a
game of bass bellon the Fair grounds or.
Wednesday, June 5.
The silver cup to be played for l y the
lists and Wall street nines of the her-
attended him. “W
Carl Irewlzen had the fingers of his
rm hand mashed yesterday afternoon,
by theirbiiug caught in a door, which
was slammed against them.
\‘ To-morrow evening an entertainment
tone known as the “Grand Bazaar of
Days" will be held at the South Norwalk
Congregational chapel.
At an adjourned meeting of the her-
ougli lire police, held last evening, they
voted not to take part in the Memorisl
day parade, because so many of them are
members of the Grand Army.
Joseph A. Pratt—,8ofjie firm of Pratt
n Weed, has purchased the place now
This is one of the most desirable places
in town.
—Phoso Albums 450 up. Whitney's
The committee on constitutional sm-
endmsnts evidently thinks the state has
had enough of biennial sessions, and hits
reported favorably the resolution provido
ing for a return to the old plan. The
state has gained nothing by the change-
Audrews B. Godtrey died last night at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. David
Osborne, on Arch street, borough, aged
84 years. The funeral will be attended
from the house at 2 o‘clock tomorrow
afternoon. Interment in Willow Brook
cemetery, Westport.
Volunteer Hose 00., No. l, of East
Norwalk, will hold their annual straw-
berry festival and entertainment on the
Wlll include band concert,colored jubilee
singers,land by request the laughable
farce “The Editor's Troubles," will be
repeated.
Last evening John Roberts of Roway-
ton, passed through this city and from
the back of a gig in which he rode he
was leading a jackass. The animal
went along agreeably until he reached
Railroad Square and then displayed a
large degree of characteristic stubborn—
uses. No half dozen men could have
managed the jackass. After some per-
suasion by Mr. Roberts and Edward
Connors the animal moved on. The in-
cident caused considerable amusement.
It is interesting to note in connection
with the cigarette bill recently passed by
the Legislature that in 1644 a law was
passed in this state ordering “that no
man within this colonye shall take any
tobacko publiquely in the streett, high-
wayes or in home yardes, or uppon
training dayes in any open plicea, under
psnaltye, etc. Boston had a kindred
prohibition up to a recent date if not
now. And this bad no connection with
the Rev. Samuel Peters's fictitious “blue
laws.”
drv goods home iu’Bridierport, may well
be called wreckera, for if any mauufao
.urer.or importergoes .to thawall. they
msiways. telegraphed‘tor to makssn
otter. Their lart operation was a stock
of laces, gingham, silks and jackets,
which go on sale June 1st. This stock
may truly be called a bonanza, especially
llrm have secured the entire stock of a
renowned cloak manufacturer at a meri-
snd his face was in the water. The lind-
lng of the body sosuddenly wasabig
surprise to Mr. Murray, and when he
reached the depot he could not help
not seeing the bridge stepped oi? the
abutment. lie landed squarely on top
of his head, as the prints of the head was
plainly seen in the ground. The man
lllt'n bounded to one side of thetrsck
where he was found. There were a few
marks on the man‘s lac-3 and his neck
was broken.
Who the man is no one seems toknow.
From his apps-runes he is supposed to
be a stevedore and it is possible that he
has been employed at Wilson Point. Ilia
hair is white and he is about 50 years old.
cation of it will be gladly received by
Dr. Burke... III the man‘s pocket was
found a package of pint milk tickets
signed C. E. Nodyne.
-Forthe~iaundryortalet, a cake of
Brussels soap will satisfy you.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Thomas Fairbanks has returned from
a visit in Lyon, Mass.
llarry Bristol is spending it few days
with relatives in Boston, Penn.
Miss Muiso Temple of Louisville, Ct.,
is Visiting With Mr. and Mrs. George
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Post and Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Chick of Boston are visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. George P. Sauger
of the bo:ough.
Fred Whipple, stale agent of the Berk-
shire Insurance Co., was in town to-day.
bliss Agnes Colchester, of Fairfield, is
visiting with Mr. and Mmflenry Phelps.
Miss Nellie Van Scoy, of Danbury, is
visiting Miss Hattie Bogardus.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alden, of New
York city, wrll spend the summer in this
city.
Julian Hawkins, of St. George, is via-
iting with Fred Peck.
James Barclay is visiting in Ch .cngo
for a month.
—Yon stand in your own lIght when
you use cheap resinous soaps, when for
a slight advance you can buy Brussels.
Eddle Grabber Hus a liar! Pall.
Eddie Grabber, of Springwood fell off
the Springwood railroad bridge undnr
which the D. 6 N. R. R. trains run,” yea-
terday morning. He had come to this
city to buy some groceries, and on his
way back met Willie Martin, who dared
him to walk across on one of the beams
on the edge of the bridge. Eddie told him
he would do it, and started to go
When in the middle of the beam his toe
struck againist one of the bolt beads
dirt and penning, a. wags/ken home,
where the woiinds drcmcd by a ”physi-
cinrr. He is improved slightly iii-day.
Mrs. Gtubbéris a widdw with four
children, Eddie being the oldest.
Free Delivery Wanted In lass lat-walk.
A meeting is called at the Ifsyflower
the free postal delivery system in that
place in conjunction with this city.Tbc
caught between two cars and was badly
squeezed. llr. Betta vomited consider»-
able blood and isconsidered labels a
the matter was tabled. The meeting
then adjourned.
IIO'I'ON POINT.
Grand Opening on Ilsmerlal Day.
tine music will be provided, and special
eflorts will be made for the comfort and
pleasure of all who visit this popular re-
sort.
Many changes and improvements have
been made since last season. and patrons
will find the Point more pleasant than
ever.
Since Messrs. l-‘Iirkenstein d'. Kuubel
have had charge of affsirs at the Point
they have demonstrated their ability to
successfully cater tothe public, and to
run the place in the most orderly man-
plsce. The proprietors are determined
to have order.
—Are you lookibg‘for a snail-list you
can use for all purposes about the house?
Try Brussels.
Women's Christina Temperance l'alnu.
The ladies of the Union are requested
to attend the regular meeting to-morrow
which will be held in thelectureroom oi
the Baptist church at 2 o'clock sharp.
Every member of the Union is urgently
requested to be present, as matters of
importance are to be considered. The
Union will arrange for a Constitutional
Amendment Social, to be held on or
about June 12th. As there will be a
great apron sale at this social, it is hoped
that many friends will be willing to don-
ate the goods for the same, or aprons
ready made.
Mr. and Mrs. Ru-ell Frost gave a diu-
oer of twelve covers last evening in cele-
bration of the fourth anniversary of
their marriage. There were present Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Lee. Dir. and Ira.
Francis Leonard, lit. and Mrs. Cite
Hatch, Mr. and lira. Alfred E. Austin,
llr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Raymond. Ifs~
zetti furnished and served the dinner.
The floral decorations were by Smith.
— The Race Pauper-r
Tire ten-mile running race which was
to have taken place at the Danbury Fair
Grounds on Decoration Day between A.
W. Gnertler of this city and John Grant
of Danbury, has been postponed on ac-
count of a cold that Guertler caught in
one of his legs during training. which
has materially disabled him.
Memorial Exercises at Five Milo River.
The soldier's graves at the Five Mile
Rivercemetery will be decorated on Sun-
day afternoon, Jnue 2d, Douglas Fowler
Posgwill leave their room at 1.80 o'clock,
going in carryslls. It is not yet definite-
ly known who will deliver the oration.
riTonim
This morning was the time for the
hearing In the Darlen csseqbuttbey have
i. newsman
This noon (loading, ‘ _ Belts? mg”
who is employed on the;
branch of the Housalonicla R, was
An Oxford county person tells us this:
Thenew garrison of Fort Trumbull,
New London, is Battery 1. of the Second
U. B. artillery.
Adam Fayerwether, aged twelve, of
Bridgeport, died Sunday from eating
taking tea with {neighbor Sunday night.
About 12.000. 000 young shad from the
government hatchery were placed in the
Connecticut river at Warehouse point
Saturday.
Archibald Peters, of Norwich, secured
outing in the contesta' In Central park,
New York, last week.
The new steamer Connesticut for the
Providence and Stonlngton line made a
run of 125 miles in seven hours, Sunday,
the wheels averaging I’ll revolutions per
Middletown. is a hen fancier. A few
nights since he was heard to pray. “Dear
God, please keep my rivven chickens and
let them grow up. it it is not wrong."
A man's hand was found on top of the
truck frame of the Adams exprem train
at Hartford Sunday morning. It is sup-
posedtcbeahsudoftbemsnwho was
so mangled by thecarsst Bridgeport.
Ira. Belinda 1!. Parker of Cobalt has
received 32.558 back pension money and
an allowance of 812 per month. Her
husband was in an army hospital nine.
teen months and has never been seen or
heard from since his discharge.
Rev. B. G. 8. lcheills of Bridgeport
resigned the pastorate of the South Con-
gregational church, Sunday, as his cou-
gregation did not likes recent sermon
in which be reflected noon the chaise-m
ters of Washington and Grant.
Britain, shot and instantly killed a man
named O'Brien, died at his home in New
Britain Saturday afternoon of hemorr-
hage of the lungs after a short illness.
—-Alwsys gives IIiIfMIOII:Bm.eb
soup.
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no Wrong Drawers.
Young lady togreen clerk in dry goods
store-“Pfease show me some lavender
colored kid gloves.”
Green Clerk-“lavender colored.
mist? Beg pardon, I don’t understand.”
Young lady—“Why. don’t you know
what lavender color is? It is about like
the color of your drawers”—(meaning
the store drawers, which were painted
in a similar shade.)
Green clerk—“fly drawers, min?
Why, I don't wear any.” (Exit young
lady a few moments afterwards suffused
with blushes incarnadine.)
“Doctor,"saidtbepatient, “I believe
there is something wrong with my
stomach.”
"Notabitof it," replied the doctor,
promptly, "God made your stomach,
and he knows how to make them.
irdown but
.,,. .umvd “i It-
it ’th
Tlieburmng of the docks at Wi
Faint sit resulted iii troublc‘ isr'
boats of the transportation companies at
Bridgeport. They have been allowed to
use the Honestonic docks st Bridgeport
afflict} -.
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carom-m Om CAI ll
m-mlbusls
slalvats .flh.m‘m mill!
Adda-MW. ”It
LIED."
three bronze medals for scientific fly “I'd“
' . isia
tons a. Home.
AOOIIODIOUS owners Milli wmt
formulated-lanai” W:
thedspot. Itablscn thus-basil
neat-rm hylia'booidsa.
amour son “LID! M103”.
headwaters.
ska
Woodward. I"
FUKXKSBIDA noon. scrum rort 'rwo
pplym 9
APAITIIITI I ma Balls. on BUD
Isakstrsst. Old: has-cw
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m made WNW“ for the summer. The next Friday evening, of all.in favor of . ns Would I». have to
'31" s- llll'llill liii Yuri
Memo-didw Day,
Tllll'illll, III 3011!.
lotusl’olatwlubeopenedforlhcsessomhan-
hy.layllrh.
NEWl'l'TRlfl'l'IllNS
T1118 SEASON.
FINKENSTElll & [REBEL
Proprietors.
The Old and Reliable.
[llILY FREIGHT Lilli
“TH! ”II-LII.-
meme-mammals
”nationals-rye” law-alkali
m ”snails-8 M lsdacsd
”W
.ywbueinlswxcrkciu
pascal-u waistband-generate
may. ”ambassadnbfl-namd
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The Raw and Palstial files-a,
[lane chariot,
Capt. l’rcd I. 331500,
I’Illcoalmraeelskigflaily'l'rips insured:
Saturday, May 25.
comfort. safety and Speed.
P Prices.
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Trip,” 70ml]-
mat—unmiss'iksahiatoa-rtvalcf
out!“ Wat us a.
lave” “Hermann.
We Bun-Ellingti-Wul;
Ilsa.
hint
' m the other ds _ —Wbitney’s Art Store open evenings. which come above the timber and be There's something wrong with the stuff mu I". ,- ,
’— —-— , I fell to the road below. his ace and ”'9“ WM“ m“ u” “M °‘ “'3 you put into it, maybe, and something Alvar- woman“ 1: I I 1%,, I I
-Fil|° Confectionery, It Piaisted' ‘- ”efiu' W. B‘ 3“" & 0°" of the 1'" 1 hands were skinned and ground full of “OM!" "MK With the way 1°“ “W i‘ ”in and
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Closing, m1 , iali
Baby Carriages.
(be.
Call Early and incurs; best
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going tilt at
«bust uses.
it c. wart-mt!
13 Nor-ta slate “at;
are. South jNerwnllt.
HATS! HA .
The Correct Styles ‘
laaligradudllilldfidl Hill. I,“ m
8111: Hats,
Hats, kc.) at
KNAPP’s‘~-‘~
Hal-c, Gaunt-g
Silk lluts.
8st Iarwslk to law York. Single slut-hrs.
- successeuuuee"
harhaassscssassah
dltlltllltil|£:l:f!l'
Ayoung Hetbodist minister had made
In. W. H. Jarv'II, on Ininstreet, as .
application to the conference for ali-
will beseen byan advertisementin an-
other column, will take orders for the
boussof W. B. Bellman. Bridgeport.
Prism will be the same as at their great
eatsblilrment.
A minionary service will be held at
Trinity church this evening. Aodrmes
will bemadebv tbeRev. J. 8. Lindsay.
D. D., of St. John' a Church, Bridgeport,
and Rev. B. RWarner. of Christ church,
warm Everybody welcome.
—W. k N. Tabs, 756 don, Whitney’s.
.Atamsetiagcfthet ofther
Bosthlorwalkflbraryand tug
call for the meeting is sigmd by a large
number of property holders and business
men of the place.
The free delivery in Brat Norwalk in
conjunction with this city, we under-
atand,can be obtained" EastNorwalk
desires it, so all interested should attend
this meeting.
Insole" an lam-rial Day.
The Norwalks and Ross Bills will play
ball in this city on the afternoon of
lemonal day. The Boss Bills expected
that they were to play the Norwalks
when they came have met Saturday and
were somewhat provoked when they
learned otherwise. 4
laws Party.
“IE“: Johnny R. Bill will semis
“It“ 30-0 '0 .30!“ Tbilisi-gout it unease to
“MMMVRU “I" emshrhmsfllasfislssust
we. , . . Isa-sure. ~ . .
line to the seller,and have marked figures
upon Jerseys. beaded wraps, ladiea‘
jackets, and numerous other fashionable
outer garments, so low that judges are
wondering how it is possible to conduct
business in that wayand stillmakea
profit. Thesegoodsare tbspink of per-
fection and embrace the highest, inter-
mediate and lower grades. The ilrm are
confident their dre- silk display is not
only superior to any previously offered,
but contains more novelties, more new
examples, and all at prices more reason-
sblethanhitbsrto hashaeu metwltb in
the retail market. The most gsnteel of
paranoia, loves of gloves. rlohmt of lanes
and ribbons. and everything we shopper
can wish fer are in the array.
asked about the applicants preaching
abilities. “Have you ever heard him?“
asked the bbhop. “No, sir,” replied the
presiding elder. ”l have never heard
him,butbehashas hurdlue twhsand
and he stood it like a hero.” The license
was granted—Paris (In) Dsmocrai.
area-lenses.
Amoussina'llsassdsiry fell
pssful of milk. wit swam
round in its “hinges
vain. Bunsen-lineage
churned into butter. sail the
atssrsds battarnft, totkspsn’s
r
" ‘sunzffi‘mw. ..’.""
rust
rhialrari‘iirar‘iitiut.
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