5 .: 'tiPolnter for
w whs ”all in their arlatiag marll- Those who generally vs their ones teach”
'H stairs for outside cougelgns and straw" notches, beOuss for outside ucnosr‘u's and amateur hull»
their prices seem cheap. should rst sot estimates at tits ' Mr prices seem cheap, should llrst sat sstlutalsl st llie
EVIIIIG Sentinel. Joa Orricl. They will find Ollt
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”Entrants.
rt,
5"
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it
Evasiso Burr-riser. Jon Omen. They will find our
prices just in low ill most cases, if not lower. and the
work als'iiy. mm of and fllsHilasa.
priess just as low in most cases, if not lower. and the
work always correct and first-class. ,
lib!
PRICE Twocnn'iis.
Pilli'i'lill’s law's ciliaTi
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE ll, 1889.
tonicsatcosth mus-s»
[stared attasl'ugucm. lsltsr.
NUMBER 460.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
ll! llAllaILOAD I’LACI‘Js
IOUTE "DIWALI.
25 MAIN ”REEF.
r
BASE HALL IBWS.
'l‘lui celebrated tiorhsirni will play
with the Norwalkg on the Baxter
Griiuuds.Tli,iil-sday afternoon. It will
no doubt be one of the best games of the
Among the risks carried by insurance
companies on the burned Rattle prop-
erty are the following: Hartford, M4,-
750; National of Hartford, 024.000; Con-
necticut, 315,000; Etna, $50,000.
BNTIBTAINIBNTS.
liockstadar'a Minstrels
Uf Dockstadcr’s Minstrels, which ap-
pear at Music Hall Friday night. the
Boston Globe of last Friday says:—
. ,Trur rm b. rraais wLLlllES
The city fire alarm will be tested by
Chief McGowan on Thursday between 2
and {o‘clock p. m. The Warden and
Burgesaee of Stamford will be present.
-—No orders taken for Framing alter
“ml: the Thrau lasted sdoousr lultle
3. late-i. .
The Portland Advertiser of Saturday
contained the following graphic account
‘nsarly stationary in the United States
June 18th, at Whitney Art Store.
a.” Miss Jeanette Latham will graduate
. - ‘ or
"fill“?- ‘hl‘ll ”gags? mix“; 3:20;: ‘Esgfld Jillian: :mey, teur nine of New Jersey. condition on Friday but the cause of the performance, it pretty thoroughly ‘vu‘llgfilgfgeflgyflnlg 1:111:5-
thw:s:rl;livihds will probably {Dro- tioo. poem and mu'sic at the Hyperion. fi‘g‘ifixiffig‘fi? J firtdent Yuk"?! thiriakzown 9" $03; 73:32:“ k‘tzd 0:,“ mt: ”rm: wm'mu'um 3" "
ll rich in the _ -fi ' ovmse , s 0 ya r er arrive I r cor co cos mes. no ”no“! -—-— ar— ..
, . ”50000: ”“1? :{luhmlfih '1": 2:2,“; bfszeh:dedhtinviyt:iom to the Mum Resolved by the Governor on in. was surrounded by small boats and a dead. Low Dcckstader,tho organizer of B Springstuggglm walt'rlm filo“-
lll' {ll dill “m1“! by “02" ’l ‘l 3 suluset. large number of people visited her dur- this company, which has won aroputa- M“ ‘”-— "~‘--‘--
' M 'l" "9'” i "floods: hotly :0 Governor Bulkeley received a large ing the day. First Ofilcer Murphy told tion that gives credit tothe man at its . r... u... nu...
soul “mi, mud" l". d .1 I? ‘ —Atlantic White lull-lie“ and “‘0,“ number of letters yesterday from varlo tho dory of the dissateras follows: head, is constantly endoavcring to place mm“ “fawn-loll- Mahatma-riot
:23“ he ”t::;h'cl;:uddl;"$i”f;: fight"; reliable leadln the mafhl- 'l ”idle"- out parts of thsastatecn the subject of At three o'clock Friday morningytbe something unique and original before A,""o“a ‘ c i ‘
. v "‘- ,_~__..__.,._‘--. '”" his veto of the enney bill for a secret Eaton, from Norfolk, Vs., wltha cargo the public. The cottonfiold scene larvae no...” .1“, a...” m, ham ; be”; ' -
cools; w hora gm?- llight .soutbetr'lly FEMS” II‘ATION. ballot. They came from many different of coal for Portland. was proceeding by novelty that is snro to please, no matter 3.11:3?“ Mejia“ will Mirth-It" Ilill linlon It. 0" E WE E K O" LY A FEW MORE WORDS ABOUT
'lll li Plh GB ti: '83 wall; “ ~“”‘—‘"w ' "8 b0!- towns and in numerous instances the wind. on the port tack, five miles where presented, and last evening it 0" ' a, ”m '
““30" ° 0' “- ll “9' ay. lll’V- 0- 5- 1'0"”7- P” l' 0 ‘ from entire strangers. All the east of CapeCod. It was Mr. Murphy's madeagrest hit, with itsold plantation r03 SALE. .___....__.
in this section and,in New England, fair
weather will probably prevail, with
slight temperature changes and light
southerly winds, followed by higher
temperature in w. muon' and on “9'"? Sll‘Wb'ldK" “d “n' H' 0' Jae. Fire! of E th H n Sol m wasa vessel ' t h d a d at tile same ,
““M‘Y' warmer, m" “mm" follow- l’hilll ! were R096“ 0i Lilldlllld Mc- L ps in" e o ‘ 0 on l IS. a a '0 afternoon and evening. l-‘or particulars it AND “Raw-sort iorous or GOOD (’"m'" ”WT”: 220
. t‘ f P . . nose of Norwich,lstSoloctman Wheelea t me the man jumped rain the forward _ . I "mm, M, “a M” m of rye m“ Jocks Club .,
ed by rain in the western por ions 0 Pherson at the Norwnlkhotel, last night, of Norwulk, Dr. Rufus W. Griswold of house ,0 the deck. He jumped just in ofattractions see advertisement. The applytoaobn n. Knapp.West street,Soulh "a. Wbi y .lc
this section.’m_ . go the way to their summer home in Rocky Hill. the Hon. W. S. (Joules of time fora moment afterwards the vessel f;;°:&:a:g(l:llll:s.lpn:l onlyaaiciizta, “fl. 'Vi";.cbo bu ill! BrldzBolmuquet :89;
Illnlatura Almanac roi- rosin-row. ewport. . , Glastonbury and others. Some of these shock from stem to stem and timbers 7 ° 3!“! ‘ » “l“ 0 let lldlhsle-ndwleetfroanoa
Bightide I Lowtido l Sunrises Sunsets All!” Jackson, Ol New lolllihll gentlemen are earnest forasecret ballot and spars went flying in all directions. tothe b29970?" eihljlllollh ,_._‘,‘,’3'§;3‘m “’9',” w-c'uln'fgv °' lWest End 29c
9.48 3 46 4.19 7-96 Spendlhl lllll day Willi lll’ Plll’t‘llll "l l 9 bill of some sort but object to this as The foremost was broken off short at the __ " " . ' . __ rangipani 29¢
-»— ~-——-——o-—-—»- ~ ~ borough. ,. cumbersome: others say the existing law top of the house through which it rises, thenoéazogzzéfrxtfle m economy you 8A“ on To “no “"8 “mil 28c
THE LOCAL NEWS. , $53,517, 3......» In“, of the rim is good enough and any and Wentoverthe starboard rail Without _. ,‘-__‘_._ a-” F‘m“ roassuosroassr.conirn Violet 2,, -
________ . T G . d A' Sin in 80- change toward amoro secret ballot is a doing any particular damage. The GEORGETOWN NOTES. [hyandaaymm inquire a ‘ a. P.tchou'y Me
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. 1",, will rehearse he ermama an "00 8 8 mistake mainmast sna pod off at the deck and M‘— Wood .
for the first degree this evening. cieties lllld Heine‘s ball“ 83" ll ““09" ;,_.____._--_. —~~— f ll ed h [p taki b’ . M A l' 0 ho , ki , Lettuce 24c
———-— and ball at Germania Hall last evening, Meeting of the Common Council. 2 0|" t 9 ,°;e'l‘”i'Th 0‘; '8. piece rs. me " 3d an” '1 ma I): "'3’ To LET. 7th Regiment Bouquet 17c ____.....___
Many NOl’Wllk P909“? went to Bridge for the Jolinstowu stiffen re. The hall An adjourned meetingof the Common familiar“? Y): t if“ :n : ebgifufs' militia“ "0:: “Malt“??? I“? .——UU_§_W_-__._ __ Rondetetiu 21c
”mod" “"“end B""“‘“" cm”- "a crowded and the 0'9“” 0‘ the Council was held last "coins. his Hon- deck an? I; ‘1 9:1: :9 i ‘° ° do," ,fie'x‘: "L ‘ ”a " A all 3.. mmfli‘xé‘l’lmlf” £23313 “Wilmer" 17c AVING demonstrated that
. dance was heartily enjoyed until early or, Frank Comatock presiding. Council- a coat 8 a?“ . , .3 .' ' . , . Janie-C. Crows. my Arethusa l7
Percy E Ferris '9" overboard I.” this morning The concert preceding men Bullock Richards Crowe Duke, Th” spamsalls “d “"de "“005 m" Sarah Coley " building a ”9" Brown Wind-tilt lot: we can serve you fit our
' ' ' r ‘1 t . u q a a .
evening and received asevere drenching. the ball was specially fine, and on which Smith and Cutbill were present. 3:29:33, Eifffifffllx‘fiu‘im “xi; logic, - LL 501.!)le £712.32}: BKLISTID AND Honey 10: Fountain With despatch, we
The Y. M. C. A. wheelinen talk of a the band has been hlshly compllmenw‘l The Petlllon "0m Sande 89lka to the a“ ,0 me them. Itwuimmwm ‘9 """d‘ of C' L‘ C°“°h ”mlmh'" were acdltedlclhctowuof Norwalk dim Glycerin.» me are prepared ‘0 Pl'O‘e thllt we
moonlight run on Wednesday evening.
The closing exercises of Colonel Rob-
urtp’ military institute are in progress
this afternoon.
‘—” . . came near meetin withasimilar fate . . board how b the three masted schooner . ,m ‘b u u, . Pesl‘s33 prct.Gl cerinnSon ,3cakes
flmportant & Domestic “gum at this morning. liegwas standing on the Qiggnfitw? Siguwzgfé '35:." “3:; Eva L. Perri: of Norwalk,Ct., bound out 3:33:53” bun], upon the husband '9‘}: liegfilzliémefl 333532.35]? " unscented y up 2 .. g: e
Plaisteds. "—— . _ platform of a Danbury a Norwalk R. R. laid on the table until the layout of the with a cargo of ice. The Ferris was run- Mrs.W. F. Thompson who I,” visiting FBI-IE POSIAJALDBLIVBBY. Cnticnra Soap lbs 0 est mpg
The E3“ wa‘lk use Socgely ml: car, 'and“wh;n Intent ti: firm)“: house street was accepted. 3:1!“ before the that ‘ {:9 g1? .0",th friends in town the past week. returned Notice. B‘Ybl'"! Glycerine Sillll' 15c
meett is evening at t a real once 0 at tie as mg on s ee cross ug, e Pdfllt'df‘afil of the Washington street ow wassogrea in e a on w ”be, home in D n.1,... “n gum." “Ems DBLWBBY SYSTEM mn'mc Orient Sharing Soup 10c
' . . . »- _. beencrdredl'dll, , . . . . -
sym‘m" Selleck 0" Fm‘ avenue. mu“ h" head againsta post and w" bridge petitioned the Council to lay a was cut ma"), mun” deck' “"7"!“ D. S. Hall spent Sunday Wit“ his fam- hereby sinners o‘hflhr“ l Pm...“ we: \ankee Shaving Soap 10c Mad? FrBSh From the Fruits
, "‘— P . knocked from the car. Fortunately he flew” m the channel The petition was away a part of the Jibboofl, the cat bead n u a?“ K: 1.. 0| ‘ d oihamailmaim maybe adore-ed is the proper E D
Th“ “‘1'“ 0f “'0 Cranberry lame did not fallnnder the wheels. ' and starboard anchor. A number of y, it 0 ° msea ' mmnnmmwww‘" mm” ——-—«o very ay'
chapel will hold their annual strawberry
festival Wednesday evening, June 19.
Three men employed in Simonds
foundry Were overcome by the heat yes-
terday and were obliged to quit Work.
A joint meeting of the selectmen and
the committees of the several school dis-
tricts of tho town will be held at the of-
fice of A. E. Austin this evening.
-—The regular sale at cost will close
Then
auction. A
Terrence Wolf and John Fanchonlee
were arrested by officer Morton last
night for drunkenness. Judge Knapp
fined them $2.00 and costs this morning.
irom the Waseca High School this even-
ing. Miss Latbam is a daughter of Mrs.
E. P. Latham, nee Mary Banks. of Min-
nesota, formerl of this lace. _ _ . . _ . . An appropriation was made to the uesticns will be answered in ti o {0" w- employment and quick cash returns,
y“? . been me lad!“ waiting room 2"" belfit Putnam 11°99‘30" “‘9 Fl” 1’0"” '0“ ling statistical report: ‘ o ”llllllld “Pill! t0 the publishers at once. mailma'fi‘ 2m m ”minnow-73‘s cities warranted equal roan mad If body°
The members of Buckingham Post Rd ll“? fornse °l°°nd“°l°" ”l emp oy- Old Well Hook a: Ladder Co. of $50, 325 Number sessions during the year 3. - ~-———-*—- mvwhlllvmlfllmm the mall” on ' t t' fied - y - e. '
'm me“ at Grand Army hall in the bog- ses of the road.‘ These changes indicate and ‘25 respectively. Average attendance 5; Important. file-10:» m IVA-own; Wm“: y :39 no a is with anything put ____...___
ougll at 1 o’clock tomorrow afternoon llllll Ml? Bill" '3 lllllldf'l' 0' “‘9 comfort Councilman F. A. 3mm. w” appoint. Contributions by ”i130, """"" “5 15 -Scofield .e Hoyt ,will offer this week plauthdll carsgo. of. Merrill ' is sues. up u . er our name, return It to." and
toattend the funeral of thsl'ate Anthony and convenience of patrons as well as ed especial committee to attend to the ........ . . Axminister “We“ at 81.54 per yard. implant Terms easy. j‘a'lw wewill cheerfully refund the price. _ BELOW IS
day at the horse car depot.
been the office and gentleman’s waiting
room is to be attractively furnished and
fitted up as a general waiting room, the
business office being transferred to a
smaller room in the rear.
10,—when there Will be a parade, a col-
120 lodges in the state.
ough Baptist Church, reached home
from his European trip last evening.
A party of Philadelphia people, com-
posed of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Sirswbridge,
by all present. A large sum was realized.
Another Narrow Escape For Mr. Cornell.
Henry Cornell, the painter, who had a
narrow escape on the railroad last year,
Annual Meeting of the Pottery Company.
At the annual meeting of the stock-
At a subsequent
President, J. T.
Changed-at the "fies; DZpot.
Extensive changes were begun yester~
What has
What has
will play the Summits. champion ama-
letisrs are an endorai meat of the veto.
Among those who wrote were the Hon.
Stephen W. Kellogg of Waterbury, Mr.
Charles 8. Landers of New Britain..ludge
erect a frame building at the corner of
Union and Franklin streets was granted.
A petition for the acceptance of street
known as lllsdison street was referred to
the committee on streets.
referred to the committee on sewers.
Permission was granted R. H. Golden
to erect an addition to the building on
holders of the Norwalk Pottery com. Eliz IiJl-‘lll SUPP! occupied by ill“ South
pony, held yesterday afternoon the old NUI'WalllSteam Laundry.
board of directors was elected as follows:
.l. T. Prowitt, George E. Miller, W. A. John H. Smith as committee of free-
Cunig, E, o_ Keeley, A. J_ Meeker, D. M. holders on [more t-ll’r't‘l. was receivrd and
Holmes and Ira Cole.
meeting 'of the directors. the following
officers were chosen: '
Prowitt; vice-president, G. M. Holmes; ‘0 tho ccmmitteo 0n ordinances.
secretary-treasurer, E. 0. Keeler; execu- .
tive committee, Messrs. Holmes, Meeker. Taylor 5" Golden llld lnfringed “PO“ ll“?
and Miller.
The resignations of Thomas Guyer and
accepted.
Councilumn Cutbill presented an or.
dinance on nuisance which was referred
City Attorney Light reported that
city’s rights at the northwest corner of
Spring and Clay streets and that they
had promised to deed the walk on the
top of the stone wall to the city in lieu
of the property that they took from the
city. The matter was referred back to
the City Attomoy with request that he
get proper guarantee that they would
dedicate the sidewalks to the city.
Highland Light. Mass., ina dismasted
watch and he was on deck at the time.
A man was on the lookout forward and
another of the crew was at the wheel.
Suddenly the lookout shouted that there
to save much of anything, a little of the
rigging and a boom being all that was
left.
The Eaton had been struck on the star-
pipes in the donkey engine were broken
off and a big iron wheel on tho windlass
cracked. The forward end of the low
castle was also splintered.
The Ferris lay by the Eaton until some
hours later, when the tug Gladiator, of
New Bedford, came along and took the
Eaton in tow. Fortunately no one was
hurt. The Ferris did not appear to be
injured. ,
—'l‘o be a grocer and not keep Brussels
soap, is to be about two hundred laps bo-
bind the times. '
The Son: Annual Report of the Supt. of
tlio Sprlugwood Union Sunday School.
To the officers, (archers. whofars and
friends:
You doubtless desire to know what
has been done by the Sunday school dur-
ing the past year, its present condition
and what it needs to make it more suc~
cessfnl in the future. The first two
Number of teachers ............. 9
with rain still falling to attend a mlnstrol
songs and darkey fun.”
Catlisr & Shalcroas' Circus.
This consolidation of shows will give
entertainments in Norwalk to-morrow
with him in the loss of his young wife,
"Libbie," who died on Sunday at the
home of her father. Seth J. Benedict.
She was beloved by all who knew her
for her kind and cheery disposition. The
War. Henry Canfield is on the sick list-
Chas. Peterson, the engineer of the
Brancbvillo Ore Hill, has gone to Cleve—
land, Ohio, where he has been offered a
more lucrative position.
—Go to W. A. Williams and get a set
of Rogers tripple plated silver knives for
only 81.75; also a genuine American,
Waliharn or Elgin Watch for only 87.
'lhe Johnatown Flood
is beyond question one of the greatest in
the world’s history. A graphic. accurate
and profusely illustrated history of it
will be eagerly sought for by the reading
public.
We are glad to announce that such a
work is being prepared by W. Fetcher
Johnson, and will be sold by canvassers
through the well known publishing house
of S. S. Scranton d: 00., Hartford, Conn.
The universal interest in this subject
insures a large sale; any person wanting
NORWALI.
:2 ,’,,‘,“*i’”‘f§;:’ ‘; .._‘ Jun“ 15m “The Whitney Art 3.0,... 3.3m There should be a in” at- of the colflglon betwssn the schooners sbockstadsr’s mlnstrels have never been *miéér Hi ”uh”... DRUG ST RE I
' raid “u" u“ ”7"“ u soon. Eva L. Ferris and Mattie E. Eaton: laappointsd by not receiving a warm ' o
f 8'
'. 833.398.2123 2703?:f5hfogf" l?! mg": an‘glzbngrn‘age gang's“, The independtnis will play llll’ Young The handsome three matted schooner welcome here, and last evening at the LOST-ll “1.11153. m Knight Shim Soils—
| rs l . hi ’t y dredth anniversary of Masonry in Cou- Men's Christian Aasocloiiorr Base Ball Mattie E. Eaton of Thomaston. was tow- Boston Theatre they were given even u out“, ' p.“ ”on *.
'llshl fal 0' temperatusln l ssec '°“ necticut ‘0 be bold in New Haven July club of New York on the Fair Grounds, ed into this port yesterday minus her beartier reception than usual. When
and New England. Temperature "" ' Thursday afternoon. On Saturday they masts. The schooner was reported oll' peOple will walk through muddy streets WANTS.
In some sonata—runners none:
can about 9
or 33 Bayvlsw avenue.
W0 CflolCl BUILDlNG tors-oar 0N
avenue. Girl-15: onecorncr Bayriew
avenuesndGolden Bill street. term. Apply to
w. w. faster, at Crofut A Knapp‘s fumflgt‘). l,
w
the war. are nqueetcd to meet at
o'clock.
J8 ill.
room on Tuaday evening next, June lith. at 8
COMMIT!“
the city Count
dreamt: of twocutapcrouuccor
) .
No Removal.
K G. S. KENDALths not moved his dents
All amp letters. on and after him 'wiu o.- at
c. a born.
ion thereof.
Postmasur.
mowers ground and "pat .
teed. Call and give me a trial.
llueklne snap.
IIAJ‘gf WCA'lélilgdllI WEA. WHEELER:
amnow u an amuleparedlo
all kindsof general johbingpsnd machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new parts furnished. lawn
red satlafkalcn
was“ rs,
T. B. 553%“.
lower end of Water Sf. 80. Norwalk.
guaran-
mll lw
_‘sn_
5. DUNS. the steam
grounds purchased by
sum. lauud last summer:
STEADI‘ TUG
Oyster Grounds
AT AUCTION!
To close the ESTATE OYTHE LATE WILLIAM
Jupiter.audall the oyster
at. will be sold at auctiai
at 2 o'clock, on
Saturday, June lath, 1880,
At the Steamboat Dock, South Norwalk. Ct. The
following pieces of ground will be offered:— foil
1” acres. ole-N
SPECIAL SALE
Turkish Hath
Transparent Glycerine
to 50 cents.
wears makings special drive with 50
sheets of paper and 50 envelopes for 25c.
Thisis the cheapest paper, considering
quality, in the market.
week only. _ ,
Planted’ 's Symp of Hypophispbite
Plaislil'i Brut Silll
Colgate’s Soaps- ‘ ‘
Whisk Brooms.
A fine line of Whisk Brooms from 10
coo ~-
Box Papers.
Our stock of Box Papers is large, and
Remember these prices are for one
Family Mounties:
w. ‘sw‘
We prepare a full iiird bf Family Medi-
can draw better Soda than yor
can find at any other place.
W e have the
We are constantly addiugnow
Mimi lill Shah
ORANGE LACTAll’l'
Soda '
drinks.
Is Delicious.
Egg Lactart
Is Fine.
fl.
Made from fresh orange
Juice, is new and
Pleases Every- .
R- ()anfield in | 50d! employees °f the road. ,_ :iaitsrflohf fnrzisbing‘llilhe drinking foun- Average attendance of teachers. 6 $1222.33... 1103; ml" ‘1'15' Those WW. Comp 81 00
rs. Almira Stevens, mother of B. F. "'“l‘” 11°” ‘7‘" E““’""““"”‘- a w , '°° ""“ll 9 coming ””0“- Prsyer meetings held ........... 104 _‘_v ' _ ; p ; _ . . g S _
3:8”, the South Main my grocer, VolunteerHose Company Of Ell“ Nil" Gogc'lmmphu- F- .llallock "‘ '9' Average attendance ............. 22 ALL AROUND THE STATE. MUSIC H ALL “”23““ 8"”? of Sarsaparilla; , 35 HA L E LIST
died ,Qgtegday gt Dggien’ .ged 88 ’83", Wk! “3" ”58'“ Plllv up “'9 “In lent In POI!) 3 SPEClII “manna.” .9? What Prayer meeting collections ...... $32.46 ____._. ' 9 I‘ was” Remedy _ .50
lmonth and 11 days. The funeral takes front of their “.mpany quarters ‘0'."m can be done to abate certain nuisances Stormy Sundays ............... ' 9 Thomas Hutchinson has been appoint- I. I. BOY? lancer Ellx. Caliaaya 3:5 .. 0!, ,
Pl!“ this afternoon at 2 o’clock. strawberry festival to be held tovnigbt {llfltlnk in the southwest part of the present membership ______ . _____ _ ed postmaster at Groevenordalo, Wind- _ - . u u .. with Iron ‘ 1.00 i i i 'i .. i r
_____’. and to-morrow night. The company CllY- Officers regular attendants. , , ., _ 5 ham WlllllY- “ Ext. of Witch Hazel 2.5 85 50 P0 Illar D
The Pittsfield express passed through has made every arrangement for a good The name of that part of Spring street Teachers u u ______ 9 The eight-yeapold son of Samuel Done Friday EV’ng. June 14th, “ Little Laxative Pills , , .15 p ‘ - ‘
this city yesterday afternoon via the U. time, and has provided amusements from Mechanic "'9‘“ ‘0 “l9 city “”9 b° Scholars " “ ...... 60 0"“ 0‘ Middletown W” ‘30"le lll lb? ' “ Sol. of Carbolic Acid .25 . , fl ’ g ‘ 9: ‘ ‘
t N. Division for the first time. The for each evening. The price of admis- changed to Ely avenue. Scholars not regular ____________ 30 insane-asylum reservoir Sunday. ’ u Cholera Mixture '25 . 3 ,3.
train was on time and left the depot as sion is only 15 cents, or two for 25 cents. Willllm 8- Athelll’ll W” El't‘ll D?" Total number now on roll ,,,,,, . 104 Frank Ely, traveling salesman for C- u Chain in j t p ' mfiwfrfig A
thonzh she intended to reach Pittslleld Attend. enjoy romelm. set the belt of “"9““ to l“! "9"" "0m l'hmldem As to the last question, what we need ROgers c Brothers, of Meriden. is believ- .. s, p n P"; "d" '25 swon OBANEEE’,
on schedule time. cream and berries, and help a worthy ‘0 Chapel—street. . to make our woyk more successful in the ed to have been lost in the Johnstown .. J'rengthgpng asters '10 CHOCOLATE,
_Puro Paris Green, 30 cents it, Deck- organization. ______ “2""."322221P3'L°,"..f.‘§”;.';°';.22.‘i future i. more earnest christian men and “00d' Quinino Pills 2 "03:021.?ll6fi ‘1};ng CHOCOLATE, SE
cmmn‘ “d ”“1“" '°" “h"‘mm' maiii hn Cedar street was referred to women ‘8 teachers, Who Will be regular “emu?" 0' “’9 “le labor party mot don; 5 KY. 30c dot. . ’ gr. R INCEURW' '
er’s, 18 No. Main 8!.
Don't forget the social at the M. E.
church tomorrow night. The ludiesaro
going to carry the amendment and the
scene will be one of intense interest to
all present. Refreshments and literary
exercises. '
At the monthly busine- mesting of
YonngMenstristion Association, held
last evening, thirteen new members
wereelectsd. Thegonural secretary was
appointed to receive funds for the
The people of South Norwulk have re-
sponded liberally to the appeal for cloth-
ing and bedding for the Johnstown suf¥
ferors. A large box was shipped to the
Mayor of the afflicted city last evening
and another was sent to—day. The goods ,
were sent in the name of the city of
South Norwaik so the goods will be
properly acknowledged by the proper
authorities.
A Letter from Johnatown.
Miss Katie Woelfel, who went to
Councilman James C. Grows.
A resolution was pused instructing
the Mayor to call a city meeting for
Monday evening, June 17th.
-—Reform your» wash—day practice by
using Brussels soap.
~ A aslim. Voter-saturation.
All veterans of the Connecticut Na-
tionul guard can hereafter be recognised
in the same manner as the members of
the Grand Army—by the insignia of the
in attendance and willing to work any-
where for the Lord and souls. We also
need to be more importuuate in prayer
to God for the aid and influence of the
Holy Spirit. Our present surroundings
are such as they never were before.
more has never been such an influx‘pf
foreigners into this place asdtirihgihe
past year, speaking astrange language
and seeming to be utterly regardless of
the Sabbath or Sunday as is holy day,
and doubtless entirely ignorant of God’s
great command to remember the Sab-
in Middleiown, Sunday, and condemned
Governor Bulkeley's action in vetoing
the secret ballot bill.
The Madison fisherman have had rare
catches this season. Captain Coo took
00,000 fish out of his poundone day last
week, and while returning home on
another day, his scow was so beavfly
laden that sank.
A hen be onging to Merrill E. Shepard,
of Hsddam Neck, made her nest in the
woods, a distance from home, and laid
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The Strongest liastrel Cambi-
nation in the Country.
N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES.
our prescription department, and use
only the best drug! that can he precnnd.
Pure flavoring extracts and spices.
We always give special attention to
Soda Water.
We would further call your attention
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:th lkfuli ”“in terrible calamity, has writtenaletter to B, the Sedgwick guard, of the Fourth question 00!“th “I: Are '0 willing laid alot more ",de bonssk Normlk ODS" Rom ,f . we ave . new “d SOUR LEMON '
y _._'____. Charles Decker, informing him of her regiment, has invenhd a button to be togivo llll Olll' Sabbaths, Ind With it all log. One day: lately Mr Shepard, will: ' , ’ I“, l” “a soda l’onntain. “'0 ill- ’ , . I
The people residing on Lowe street are safety. She had anamw escape, the worn on tho lappel of the coat. It is thfi ”085089 ll brings 0‘ "it and medl- at work a“, by ’fouhd fl" young Thursday. Fnday and Saturday, ' us '0' manufacturing 0'" °‘"’ I 3:
probably happy today because of the house she was in being the only one on both neat and ornamental. The ground tation and WON! ? A5 {0" m9. III! “03 chickens and soon'a'fter the nest 0‘ un- June 13’ 1 4’ and 1 5, will "3.1!". by the most approved AND THE PLACE Is "
resignation of the committee of free-
holders who were appointed ten years
ago by ex-Mayor W. C. Quintard. A
new committee will no doubt be appoint.
edat once and Lows street will be laid
out. The improvement has long been
the street that was not washed away.
Stewart-ralrbaaks.
Miss Grace 1. Fairbanks, daughter of
Dexter H. Fairbanks, a young lady who
has many friends in this city, where she
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on the bridge. Head's Celebrated Cream. wedding will he . quiet one. have served an e.” or more in the About 350vetersns of the First Con- The mung“. creamery made 1,715 To” mun“. Wilhelm w. always b... in stock . fiill fin. of s; ;
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work is of blue enamel with “Veteran
Conn. N. G.” in gill letters above, and
below, the coat of arms of the state.
The medal can also be made to serve as
a scarf pin. It is the intention of thein-
water to have several hundred of them
a thousand times, No ! Then we must
work and pray, and conquer them in the
name of the lord, our God, as did Gid-
eon of old, the host of Midiau, with the
300' chosen men of God as recorded in
Judges. 7, 7. Respectfully yours,
hatched partridge eggs. After taking
the young chicks away. and finding that,
the partridge did not return, he placed
the remaining eggs under a hen, and has
already two young partridges, with a
chance for “more to follow.”
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