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for outside Otiiicel‘nl and ataatsmr
their prices seem cheap. should first not estimates at the
basins Sartrtitai. Jon Osv'lca. They will find our
prices just as low Ill most caste, if not lower, and the
tat-ll always corn N and first-clan.
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NUMBER 462.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
TO LET.
sionary Society was organised in', For»
syth street ll. 1-). Church, New York
Till! AIBNDIENT SOC“ BM).
insular. rililatiilanwn'ooas.
Michael Reilly was fined .81!) and CBUELTY T0 ANIIAldl.
l1! ltAlLlwAD PLAC [-3-
OOU‘I'II NORWALI.
costs by Judge Knapp this morning for
drunkenness.
A llovss ‘laksu Away from a Party of
Georgetown Isis.
‘l‘lis l'ruhlbltlnii Campaign Ia loath Nor-
walk Opened Last Night.
lllatcrlc snails—rim rats... in American
‘ lcthodlam.
City, April 5. 1819. Dr. Nathan Bangs
occupied the chair. Bishop M'Kaudres
_am:ly_ n 57 Dining mac-a llorwalk. m at
some infiltrated?“ ”iibbifti‘i’ii'ii
AIN BTltl-JE' ‘. Lincoln Council, 6.5;. United Auteri- _ The prohibition amendment campaign . _
a“ M "03"“ can Mechanics are to hold ll unstable at ”.0” W n drove down from ”MS”: was opened in South Norwalk last even- (”Frill non Ylts‘l'lillin. was °h°"’“ President, Thomas Mr Jun-311mm improvements. 1”,:3' or
. .. fl . town yesterday to spend the day clam i b I 1 its d ed sociable at the Fm, Clod --Iu the lecture room of Corresponding Secretary. Francis Ball. _
n“ y ‘ argey a u ' Clsrk;aud Joshua Souls, Treasurer. The “ ——»~~—— ~-—-—- DRUG STORE l
5 ' 1LT. Herald Weather Saracens.
The storm central yesterday on Lake
Superior bss moved to Lake Huron. 1
will probably advance east-southeast-
wardly tin-day. causing a general rise 0
temperature in the Central and Atlantic
States. Another storm, now in Mon
tana, will probably advance eastwardly
this sectiur. by Sunday.
rose slightly in the United States yester
sy, except or: the Atlantic coast.
[local by rain on the coast.
warmer
by rain
variable wi
easterly;and New England. warmer,
fair weather Ifld‘Olithell] to southwest-
erly winds. On Friday. in this section
and in New Engla d, fair,
weather will probab y prevail, with
southerly to soutbwlsterly wtnds,
followed by rain in the western and lake
bordering districts of this‘ section, and
on Satuaday fair to partly cloudy, more
sultry weather. with rain, followed by a
fall of temperature.
llnlature Almanac for Its—Morrow.
Hightide Low title | Sunrises Sun sets
11.26 5.21 4.19 727
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Norwalk has 508 registered dogs.
Hale's drug store is to have a new cell-
ing of Norway pine.
-—Frosted Cream Soda‘the New Drink,
with a "hot waw“ in its front. reaching
Temperature
The
.8: minimum reported was 46 degrees.
tCheyeuui-nhe chicf maximum 88, at
thke City. In this district to-day,
mer. partly cloudy to fair weather
w probably prevail, with fresh south-
wes rly to southerly winds. preceded
In the
Middle States. partly cloudy to fair,
eather will prevail, preceded
xp the coasts, with fresh,
s, mostly southerly and
warmer
1 their hail this evening.
At the special parish meeting of St
Paul's church last evening, the pastor's
salary was fixed at 03,000 in addition to
a legacy of 3200 left by Gould Hoyt. The
salary of an assistant pastor will come
out of this amount.
i
f
The funeral of the late A nthony R.
Caniield was largely attended from the
borough Methodist church yesterday af-
ternoon, Rev. George Van Alstyne oili-
ciating. A delegation from Post Tyler,
0. A. R.. of Hartford, of which the de-
ceased was a member, was present. The
remains were buried In Riverside crin-
etery with Masonic honors.
—-Try Frosted Cream Soda at Plaisteds,
NEW BEI’ABTUBB IN BASE BALL.
The Norwalks Admitted Into the Middle
State Megan.
A special meeting of the Middle States
League was held at Philadelphia yester-
day. All the delegates denied that there
was any intention of dropping the Cuban
Giants from the league. After a short
discussion the delegates decided to in-
crease the. membership from six to eight
clubs. Norristown, Pa., and Norwnlk,
were then admitted. J. Cloudsmith and
Lin Bartran were admitted as Norris-
town‘s delegates, and Secretary W. Ii.
Voltz held Norwslk's proxy. Norwalk
agreed to allow the other clubs conces-
sions in the way of traveling expenses
before it was admitted. At the evening
session the delegates worked on a sche-
dule, and at a late hour last night it was
adopted. The new schedule begins on
June 20, and extends to Sept. 15. It
provides for severity games for each
club—thirty-five at home and thirty-live
abroad. It is probable that the Reading
ming in Norwalk waters. On their way
home in the evening they hitched their
horses on Main street. in the borough.
while they stopped "Ito it neighboring
hostelry for "refrebmeuta." During
their absence Dr. Burks, the local agent
of the Connecticut Humane society,
noticed that one of the horses had been
shamefully misused, great ridges stand-
ing out upon the animals back, where
the whip had burn applied. The case
was brought to the attention of Walden
Coolidge, who ordered Chief Lockwood
to take charge of the animal. it was
learned from the men that thslnjured
horse belonged to Floyd Benton, a
Georgetown liverymau, while the other
animal belonged to one of the men In
the party. Mr. Bouton was notified by
telephone of the occurrence. and came
toNorwalk on the eight o'clock train.
[is found his horse at Dann's livery
stable, where the chief had taken it. in
order to avoid trouble the men agreed to
settle the matter with Mr. Bouton. The
two horses were then hitched to the
wagon and all hands drove home togeth-
er.
~No orders taken for Framing alter
June 15th at The Whitney Art Store.
OBITUABY.
Sutherland I). Judah.
Sutherland D. Judah, whose death oc-
curred Tuesday at his late residence,
Mrs. A. R. Tyler's on West avenue, has
been connected with the Norwalk Lock
Co. for over two years in the capacity of
assistant to the Superintendent, Wm.
Hoffman, in which capacity his services
have been valuable to the company. He
had iliany years experience in hardware
manufacturing previous to this. and was
conversant with all its parts relating to
the production 'of the line of buildera'
First M. E. church. The front of the
church was decorated with American
fllgs and flowers. In the choir gallery
were between thirty and forty girls
dressed in red, white and blue. The
meeting was opened by the audience
singing "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name." Alter prayer was offered by
Rev. II. A. Delano. "My Country ”I'is of
Thee," was sung.
Rev. J. A. Biddle was the first speak-
er. lie commenced his remarks by any-
itig, in the words of t'x-l’resident Cleve-
land, that ws are confronted by a condi-
tion. We were not to diacilrh whether
prohibition prohibited in labels. or
whether high license diminish! the
number of saloons in Minneapolis. The
saloon is a menace to the State of Con-
necticut, and its power has grown so
strong that it was now time to knock it
down with a club. The time has passed
when men can be persuaded to give up
the liquor business. The saloon, in Mr.
Biddlc's opinion. was the great third
party of this country. It terrorized the
two great parties and was generally suc-
ceasful in accomplishing its purpostu.
llo spoke at length upon the arrogance
of the saloon power. lie closed by say-
ing that for him and his house, they
were for the amendment.
The choir song, “0 Broad Land, 0
Fair Land." after which Mrs. Ida b‘.
Keep, who has recently located in this
city, was introduced. She recited “The
Legend of San Dolphin" in admirable
style, and was heartily encored. Ber
guestures were beautiful and added
much to the sentiment of her selection.
Rev. C. J. North followed with an inter-
esting speech. lie was decidedly opposed
to the licensing of men to sell liquor,
and added that it was not right to grant
a man a privilege to do that which an
the prunt‘church, in John street, is
“Wesley's lock,” which was early
placed in th first “chapel," and has long
been regard as the first Methoiat stock
On it are inscribed these
words, “Be also ready, for in such an
hour as ye \ hlnk not the Son of man
a clock, though riiuning
for half s cc tury, still keeps good time.
First Natl 0 Local Preacher.—Bichard
Oliver, contorted through the lnatru~
mentality o Strawbridgs, in Baltimore
Co.. Maryla d. Be subsrqueutly saler~
ed the itiner y, and died in it.
First ltli rant Preacher.—-Willlam
Wattsrs,a an lens and successful preach-
er. received a trial in 1773, and Into full
connection i 1776, and continued in the
til death.
ral Superintendent—Frau-
cls Alburyn appointed by Mr. Wesley
Oct. 10, 1772. His successor was’l‘homas
Rankin, ap intcd in 1773.
First Bis .—Thomas Coke. LL.I).,
ordained iul Bristol, England, Sept. 2,
1784. by Mn John Wesley, assisted by
Rev. Frauci Crelglitori.a presbyter of
the Church if England.
First Dead u Ordained in America.—
Francis Alibi ry, ordained at Baltimore,
Dec. 25, 178.1. by Rev. Thomas Coke.
First Elder Ordained in America.—
Fraticis As ry, at Baltimore, Sept. 26,
1784, by Dr. Coke. Freeborn Garrettson
was the sectnd.
First Bishop Ordained iii America.
Francis Asbl ry, at Baltimore, Dec. 27,
178-1, by Dr. Coke. At these ordinatious
Dr. Coke w s twisted by Rev. Mr. Otter-
bein, of the German Church.
First Minister Deceased—Robert Will-
isms, Sept. {16, 1775. The funeral ser-
mon was parached by Bishop Asbury.
First Co .ference of Preachers.-ln
June, 1773,‘ in Philadelphia. The sta-
tions, statistics, and appointments were
receipts for the first year were .828.
First Foreign Miocene—Melville B.
Cox. who sailed for Africa in 1882.
First German Iiasionaand Missionary.
—Professor (now Dr.) William Nast. was
the founder of the German Missions. and
was the first preacher sent to labor in
them, 1836.
First Temperance Society.—‘1‘he Meth-
odist Episcopal Church was organized
into a Temperance Society in 1784 by
adopting a rule forbidding “drunken-
ness, buying, or selling spirituous liquors,
or drinking them." This was the first
temperance organisation in the country.
—No sonpls lit for the bath or toilet
that contains rosin. Brussels soap is
absolutely free from it.
I’luukctt Dramatlc Company.
Plunkett's Dramatic Company opens a
three nights’ engagement at the Opera
House tu-night. appearing in the sew
tional comedy drama, “The Gypsy
Queen," to be followed by a side-splitting
force. The Catskill Daily Mail says of
ii.
I
Tlosldsslrlug stern epmsd fresh dali can
withers theta a? y
ad
0110108 OR
all kind
Bird had and Gravel
c. A. BAVILA
No Removal.
D11 (l. S. KINDALtha ant moved his dents
attics, but Is at the old stand, No. I Washing
toast. flours: 7.45am. uncut». airfltf
'su‘cu"eos:a§‘r§ei.‘inruT
Notice.
Ill! FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM HAVING
been ordered to begiliJ
hereby given, in order that
other ulall matter may be add
W... new °“ with."
l . on
the raw or two cents per hact
C B DUI". Postmaster.
Machine Shop.
Agility Elenakgdlll Wd. A. WBEKLIR'S
a a now i replied
allklridagf general Jobbl up“ stun lode
Bicycles repaired and
"'"mum
M “I“IVIIOlm . ,.
Mi
NWO!
ligand
MI
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Lower end of Wall r St. Fo. Norwaik.
”IIIGI'I-
l
u‘yllm. 18$),
re-ed
hi repairing.
Illc sea“. in
W
B. J. CUTMI.
'00! of IBM ill.
llavilaud’a Fruit Store.
ARON. BANAN AB. HOS. DATIS
fruit. confectionery
Seeds. Modulator a
ll
laws. is laid St. Norwalk.
notice is
iapers or
to proper
B.
atI will be at
on thereof.
ar~—— -
Plailiil'l Drill
till
I
one waisitolitv {g
loll lw
Colgate’s Soaps-
la.
33
Cashmere Bouquet
Jockey Club
White Rose
Bridal Bouquet
he
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the company: ”The Plunkett Dramatic Noam
Company gave an excellent performance
of the ‘Gypsy Queen' at the Opera House
last night. The costumes Were very fine,
and the acting excellent, especially that
of Harry Plunkett as ‘lshmsel‘ and
Blanche Pluukett as the
Admission 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Dockatadnr'a Minstrels.
Tomorrow night this famous minstrel
combination will appear at Music Hall.
As everybody knows Dockstader's min-
strels, and everybody admits that they
are the best, there is no necessity of giv-
ing them pulls, or reprinting newspaper
commendations. The fact that Dock-
stsder's minstrels will be there ought to
Gypsy Queen.‘ I. "I“
South
trails. a truss
call the amnion 0
lots that they have a
very low fort
IDIIU
ltliose
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GREAT 11!!le combined In Ilalr's syrup
audfl
WOULD AGAIN
who
suwlyon hand that will
next month or two. Six
Boo-emu the Benedict farm otferiid at labor
man‘s price. Also all kinds of Insurances
anctloucen
learn in the worms cent!
West End
Frangipani
Ylaug Ylang
Violet
Patchouly
Lettuce
7th Regiment Bouquet
liondetetia
Four Season
Arethilsa
want homesor
hm
Oyster Grounds
AT AUCTION!
To close the ESTATE OFTEE LATE WILLIAM
gJupiter, and all the oyster
grounds [massed by b in, will be sold at auction
at 2 o'clock. on
S. DUNN. the steam to
STEAM
—AlD——
Brown Windsor
Honey
Glycerlrie
Turkish Bath
Transparent Giycerine
s5§§§§§§§§§§§§§§
81c
Pear's 33 pr ct. G I yceririe Soap, 3 cakesliOc
at Plaisteds. club will be transferred to Shenandoah. hardware. He was a brotlier’ol Theo- upright man would not do himself. Prc- ’ .
Edward Brown has sold his limp“! ~ —-~—~———-~»—~—~ dore Judah, civil original-nut“) said it bibition was placed on the statute books :3 follows: ‘New \olk, (members 180,) fill Music Hall tomorrow night. Saturday, June lu'alh, I989, ... unscented .. 2 ,, 25c
on Wood We“ to James Kennedy. ransos“, 11331103; was possible to builds railroad across by Moses when he smd.“'l‘noushslt have hon!“ Rtlnkln._ 10 Ohm” In 10“! Ti 1 mm"? ."n b Gather & st inclination Dock, South Norwalk, ct. The Cuticura Soap 15°
_~ _ the Sierra Nevada mountains, and by his no other Gods before thee." it took one months; l‘h.ladelpnia.(180.)George Sht‘l' "3 p"? . 8‘ y h' b W'fiuflffifl “mm 'm u “m“ m Bayberry Glyceritie Soap 15a
The annual meeting of the Over River John Cavauagb is away on a two ruprmenlalions rind laritt‘ly’ by his brains thousand years to enforce tliolaw, but it ford. to ch age in four months; New Shallcroas ctrcllsou the béitnp ti: sag: plattiasmmmaf‘ih'fiauififgunlfiffi OrieatShsving Soap 10c
weeks' vacation. the Central Pacific It. It. was built. Mr. remained on um books all the time. Mr. Jersey, (201),) John Klt‘1'. ‘ii’n'vuzi Wat- $232; 3:353: 1);??? “'3‘“: offlinore :3fi3'f'l'3'3sn'i’3a‘fiii. £12131! $32!: “a: Yankee Shaving Soap 106
School district takes place this evening.
Howard Crofut of New York is visit- Judah was Wlih his brother Theodore in North believed the amendment would ' _ m
Mrs. Ida S. liven 0' 3'00“!" “09‘ Pl"; ing Frank Crofut in the borough. California. Another brother was Gen- he carried some day and that it would 301*" 5" Wb'ldll‘v Abraham Whit- gram“??? d'l‘bs company went from mmfdmm°fiflfimium 10?
chased the Sherman place on Claw be enforced. Ile related the awful cost worth, JOE Pb hearby: Norfolk, (50.) M to 131;”, planter“ ago. The Vsunus'alrkgmund, to
oral llenry Judah, U. S. A., as well as
tern; Baltimore, (500,) Francis .‘nbuly.
Buns theVCounectl-
years
acres, oaebalf planted
old.
2y” up, the mud”
Smith Island
Mail carrier Healy of the borough, is - ' - '
street. . . ’ ~ . . - . Rt h rd Wri ht- l’etersbur 00 Robert '
_____ takiu Enema“, Chas. I). Judah. lawyer and partner of of the It uor trafiic and closed by malt if ii If , 6M ,) flow Lviulo ll-rrllon , - mu m“
The sloop “Nellie” took 3 picnicing Issfc Brittou has returned from a the late John K. flackett in San Fran- ing an eigncst appeal to the their to sup- Willmms- 1‘ Preachers, 10. Total mem- cut Legislators- gflfiflufi .3” mm” p i7.“ WhISk Brooms'
party from this city to Roton Point this visit in Brookl a nine". Mr. Sutherland Judah is the last port the amendment. bore, “60'. Thomas Rankin presided, A paragraph m The Courant last week A" m 'wom°10"mam”d' are Whine A fine line of Wh' k B f
morning. Ch y ' . . . of tile children of Henry Raymond The choir sang "The Star Spangled "fling be“ Gent by MP- Wesley from ““59" “0 “we amusement “d amaze- mum”; kmme' “’50 .18 rooms MW ‘
"I“ Moultcu 0‘ New \ork '5 “a" Judah, a most worthy clergyman of the Banner." and Mr. Stevens rendered an England to ofliciuleas general assistant. merit, too, in telling how the Senate cents. ’
,..
'm
Mrs‘W'. H. Jarvis
John O'Brien will appear before Judge ing his brother Frank in this city. 1’ . , . .. , . d dell all business while
- roseetant Episcopal church, settled for a re mam vocal selection. I‘m“ 3'- ilom‘d 1 ”WNW—Riel“!!! hove ‘0 30 “mile“ _
Knapp this afternoon to answer to the ' MissIMaude Jenheaon of Lake George many years in Troy. N. y__ and Bridge- p'iihelaudiencc was anxiousto hear Rev. Boardinaii nd Joseph Pilmoor, sent out the Hon. Lynde Harrison. attorney for
change 0‘ vagrancy. '5 Vleltlng Willi Mr. .hnd Mn' Thom“ port, Ct. His mother was of an old ll. A. Delano, but owing to the lateness by ”'3 \Vt Ivy from “'9 W3 GOD'S" “'8 Consolidated 'm’ Jomed the S! I?“ Basslsrge collection of samples of B P
' ence, Engl nd. landed on the American clerk at the desk on the floor and with 0X apers.
Independents vs. Y. M. C. A. base ball
club on the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
Game called at 4 o’clock.
Read Dickerman & Son's advertise-
Kellogg.
llenry Bumham is visiting in Bridge-
port.
Miss Helen Finnegan is visiting in
Hartford with relatives.
Maryland family.
lievc, as Well as his brother, the General,
are buried ‘in Weslport.
Keyser, of Westport, is owri cousin to
the deceased. The deceased was 54 years
liotli parents, we be of the hour he only made afew remarks.
Ml. John ll. C. T. U., under whose auspices the meet-
lie announced that the ladies of the W.
ing was held, had prepared refreshments
in the basement of the church and invit-
coast, (Glou ester Point. near Philadel-
appointed t
phia) Octoliiir 24, 1769, the former being
New York, and the other to
l’hiladelpbi .
First Cal p Meeting—In 1779, near
him prepared for transmission to the
House the amended bill permitting the
stock increase. It may bsof interest to
carry the anecdote still further along.
We are credibly informed that Mr. Har-
Spring Goods
FROM Til B
Our stock of Box Papers is large, and
we are making a special“ “ drive with 50
sheets of paper and 50 envelopes for 25c.
This is the cheapest paper, considering
m9“ to-day and 599 "I“! “‘9? offer in 3 Miss Edith Phillips of Brooklyn is old. His funeral was held at his late ed all to participate in that part of the ‘ _ . _ _ _
special sale of handkerchiefs. visiting with was Lelia Wilcox. residence on West Avenue at 1 o’clock exercises. A large number improved Red River, "a Tennessee. It originated risou himself took the amended bill from quality, in the market.
‘ the opportunity and enjoyed the ice atameeliul held by two brothers by the the Senate and carried and delivered it r888 I] s a“ all Remember these prices are for 011..
Lew Dockstader's minstrel nine will
play a picked nine from this city on the
Baxter grounds Friday afternoon.
Eli—t—c—rtalumcut and Putin].
Last evening Volunteer Hose (30., N01
held their entertainment and festival in
today, and the remains interred in West
port. __'_____________
CONNECTICUT 01m FELLOWS.
cream and cake that was served by the
young ladies.
has. one a Methodist minister
The first
name of M".
and the ot er a Presbyterian.
camp-meet rig in the East was held ai
to the clerks of the House, humbly tak-
ing upon himself the duties of messen
ger. How often billsare permitted to
0P
week only.
The net me, a of the comm and their house and large tent. The atten- Extensive Preparations for the Grand 31mm, rBACTUBED AT A CIRCUS. cal-mug, 313.1130; The peoplecgme leave the custody of the officers of the » . , , .
ball given by th: German ”cm,“ for dance was_much larger than on the pre- Lodge Small-Centennial. a Smut" Ammfl“ ”I A“ from all tluarters' of the surrounding Legislature we cannot say, nor by wbnt w, B. HALL & COs, Family MBdlcmes-
the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers, vlous evening. The Norwalk Colored Ju- The semi-centennial 0' “‘9 Connecti- Not on the Programme. country, many of them lodging in their authority they can be surrendered. Still . , _
“w-SL I waging?" andFrof.merendend 8". cm um“! mg” 0‘ Odd “no" "i“ ”9 Cather a Shallcross’ colossal show wagons. 0 er which were spread tem- further The Gourant is informed that in BRID ‘ EI’ORT _W9 PWI’B'GI 1|!“ line of Femilyledlv
‘ _ _ _ eral selections which were highly appre- observed in New Haven, September, was at Mt Vernon on Saturday pomry cov. rings, Their second was in respect of the grade crossing matter, on (I i 9 cities, warranted equal ”my mnde.‘ g
699789 Wardwell ‘5 ”km? lessons "3 mated by the audience. Al the close of 3, and will be the most important and and gave an.exhibiti0li in the afternoon Crotou, N.‘Y., in 1805. The ground was which a conference committee is at you are not satisfied with'iny‘thiik‘fw
running a horse cartaiid will probably the programme the tables were well 00- interesting event in the order during the and evening prepared b] \Villigm Thatcher and J_ B. work, up, mm.“ has been present All; will murmur: ”at: 2:1:ng a up under our ““9. return it tons: f
bcemployed esa driver on the Winul- copied and cream and berries were dis- year. 'All the subordinate lodges in the At the "Ln-mg performance a 5%“ ”gum”, local preachers, and~Nathaii and advising at the conferences, though 305.3055. P we will cheerfully refund WW0?-
pauk extension.
posed of in large quantities. The receipts
state, the encampments and cantons of
Anderson, sq. When the ground was
the nominal purpose of such meetings is
Plaisted's Syrup of Bypophirphitc
- - . . . . . _ took lace between the canvas men and , . ' .
-—Go toCouley‘s Ice Cream Pavilion "9‘9 satisfactory ‘0 “'9 members 0‘ ““3 patriarchs mull“? "I“ P'T‘W'P'“ "3 somepof the rougher element of the wil- ready thesi three good men knelt down to findsomething upon which the two 3mm, Comp. ‘_ ‘ 81.“!
on the bridge. Head’s Celebrated Cream. company. the parade, which is to constitute a part IIKO- During the ,0, several pistol shots together and solemnly dedicated it to houses (and not any-outside party orper- Plum ‘5 Sympo Sarnprilla ,. .75
“90 110‘“ l0 19‘- ymm” an“. "I.“ but 0' “‘9 celebration. The (“90” 0' the we“, fired without effect by both gideg. God in player. It was on land owned ties) can agree. To act as clerk, memen- MUSIC HALL, u (rough Remedy. .60
, .__.___ - - 8"“leng WI“ “lam“ the 8"“!d MIG' p' n ' h d g f u. l by Pierre \sn Courtlandt for eighteen ger and conferee isto name no small . -
The hind axle of the ticket wagon be. W'ullm Jones, Old Well Hook & Lad- ter and one dele ate (mm h f th iua y, in t e ml is o e the ee, 0“9 , 1 ’ . " Elix. Calluya : .15
longing to Gather & Shallcross' circus der Co.’s first foreman, never forgets the N E I 8d , eat: 0 e of the showmen seized an iron-bound 3’9“!" I'M“; -'90'9700' 0' “‘0 State, who, 1"“ 0‘ the W0“ f" “1° 3903“? and, I! l. at new. Ismael. .. u .. with Irou ‘ 1 ill
broke yesterday and the vehicle was left company in which his early days as a sit ng and an New :iork stategland stake “my to hold up the tent and dealt Wllh his I truly, was’a regular attandaut it is not, at least It ought to be a record “ Ext. 0' Witch 25"” :50
in town for repairs. . firemen were spent. This afternoon he lodges. Grand Master Lharles Keihl of a '9“.nt blow on the head of Joseph upon thed mp meeting serVIcee. entirely unprecedented.—-Hartford Cour- F rid EV,“ Jun 14“] “ Lit lollaxati MP1 t .
—— came from New York and brought with Brooklyn, N’ Y" “m be present from Sleven, an innocent man 60 years old, Fill“ Cipro-Meeting—Al the closest ant. _ “7-“. - ‘_?_ fly g, e - , u .. ,l we i la .15
Edward Powers and Miss Johanna him a model of 3 truck. It is a fine piece b" :3” “d Massachusetts WI“ ”071;?” who had taken no part in the fight ex- first serm n, organized and led by Philip 1-, nun“ Tue...“ u 83'. of Catholic Acid .35
Delougbery were married at St. Mary’s of work, being complete in every dewg. 3"" :wmawu‘95izz “if“: S : ‘3' cept to quell the riot. Embury. _ _ , The Connecticut summer school for i .. “W lam” '25
'3'“ residence yesterday morning merit. He presented ittoOld Well and "mm. cross- r. e '3 “"c‘ ’ He was taken home inastate of un- Fm‘ ‘falfii'nfi Eiders.—-‘l'hose m teachers, which is conducted by State CbsmwnlnaectPowbr ' -5
b, R"- W. J- S'mm- it will be placed in the parlor as an orna- gym“ b°§°hv°$ by Judge 1" 1" consciousness in which he remained un- charge of “in?" were 9'“ called 1:“3‘ Secretary C. D. Hide, will hold its sec- " S'IWME MI «10
. fl merit. “In"? of ew . can!“ Th" grand til Monday night, when he was taken to ”ml”? Ell era '“ "’9 minutes of.1.97. and session at Niantic, July 2 to 16. The , “ Jamaica Ginger (4 “bottles”
“All“. daughter of John an- git—H“ W Lucile "d“?l’fol’m“ 323:0 ‘9' the °°' a hospital in New York, where he lies in William 'Kcndree. ““9"""1 Bishop, programme of studies and lectures in- quinine Pills, 2g!- 12cdoa.;.3gr.lfle -
dage, died this morning at 77 Harbor on an it is expected t at the New acrilical condition. {mm a fractured lathe first on digital. clude . larger variety of subjects than dot-15813306605 '
street. borough, of heart disease.
De-
Ths following additional contributions
have been received by Mayor Comstnck:
Haven Odd Fellows will raise $3,000
makings total of 85.000. The grond
skull.
Justice Collins of Mt. Vernon issued
First ‘merican Sunday~School.—Or-
ganized iii 1786 by Bishop Asbtiry. This
last year, and special attention is paid to
scientific branches. Thesame buildings
Hli'l'illils
...,
Pure flavoring extracts and spacra.‘
W! V” in belly—‘11:”,- Pmiomly mkno‘ledfled ...... ”flail” 1““ of ‘hi' at.“ w" organized “ New Ls! th ‘ I ll] , I d was ‘he m snnayml in Ami“. _ used la. b. m
. - w rran r c res o no ea era year
The Broad River Sunday school held $211!!!“ soclfifisirshnli‘m-L ..... 240.31 Haven fin! years 380 by In“ lodge inlthe 6“,: andailispatcbe; ofigcers in The Math ' Episcopal Sunday-school 2.3.2:: nag,” Ingram; ' ,‘;
its annual strawberry festival last even- .01?!“ oo. . 8. you. 1650 representative from New York state. pursuit, who arrested three of them in Union we organized in 1827. of the Cotiusgltional and Methodist FromlheirownTbcttre,Broadwsy.New York. We always give special attention to
”3:. A ”'3‘“ 1°“ of people from princip """" ‘ """"""" Tm fir" 3"“ "mu" "'5 Frederick PortCnester, where theshow was exhib— First 3i “‘Y'Sd‘w' Book.-The first churches the village schoolhouse and our WM W5 and u
more. The festival :vriillbs 9 m 81 Croaswellof New linen. The present mm. library v lame and the that question “no”... 3..., The Strongest Minstrel Combi- only thebe-tdluptwwi ham-ail.
continued this evenins- . ' inclinibsllt of the office is James Bishop, After 8M“! names that were fictitious book we by m. Durbiii. There will be twenty-two courses, in- hitloii ill tlie Chill“ ' ' - - . -
__________.___._.
lousy to Educate our Children.
also of that city. The committee of ar-
cluding artnimstlc,' botany, drawing,
SPECIAL SALE
it
the justice held them to await the‘r‘ehlilt
of Sieven’s injuries.
A Card.
80m Nonwaut, J title 12.
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief Corps
holdastrawbsrry festival at their rooms
on Washington street last evening. 1 I
addition to strawberries and crelm. a
rangements includes Grand Master Bish-
op, Past Grand Masters Ralph Burnbaln
of Hartford, L. H. Stannard, L. P. Dem-
. _ . civil government (United States and
and cited ated by Robert Williams. The Connecticut), gymnastics, history of
k publuhed“ by “‘Q 'f'lrst Connecticut, school laws of Connecticut,
I Kemp's. I and legal rights and duties of teachers
. w
Soda Water. 5 "
We would further call your attention
At the joint meeting of the Selectmen
and Board of Education, held Tuesday
evening at the office of A. B. Austin, the
N0 ADVANCE VIN PRICES.
. ...;w‘isidséifi
., . ‘ _ following appropriations were made for ing and 09°}? N.- Moses 0' N9" 11"“ . .
r‘l'm programme w" "we! the several school districts of the town “at? Jflfl'rqori NPW‘Iréd “1’12““ wfi; figefl; mwz?fiz pity): small (is otionsl work work written by smmmmumwmcmm ’7 to the fact that we have a new and ‘
f rwulk: ceu nuts 0 u uniplac go o cw - _, _ R manc tbolic. Mk One ”a. Abe l
4"“ "8“” ““9 It 1”" “1" ch“ Soft; Norwalk ................ . 3 12,640 Haven willbecelebmed the ninth: be “PM" "hm" W“ 1"" my “him °',' “'9 . Fir-till»; Concernw-At Philadelphia. LOST 5'” mm’ lo , ra House, '°" We“. ““9"" ‘ '9
June 18th, at Whitney Art Store. Then 0",. Rm, ____________________ . 5,220 (or. an grand lodge "eat, life of my beloved daughter, Annie ll' establiahi in 17890:. a borrowed clpim Lost-a mecxm no. sin. a N Thursday. Ffiday ”d Saturday, Fm“. ‘03 mufflclnmx our owri
auction. —-———-—-—- . Hadden, and although insured but a waldolswivlllbspsidforusrstniatoihis soda water, by the most a
Center ............ . ........... . 5.500 —All cheap grade soaps contain a h - 1 ed h f I f 01300“ l 1‘ was rcmovedtoNew York out 3‘03 J 13 14 d ‘5 ‘
South Norwalk was represented at the East Norwalk ...... ...... 4,195 lust! percentage or 1min, and that ch.” 3 °“| 9m” “”9 ' ‘ e “I ““0““ ° in 1804. The first Book Concern in Cin- “no ‘ s 9 an I "who“ ‘ ‘ ‘
annual communication of the grand Winnipauk .................... . 1,295 and cracks the skin. Brussels soap mo: c “Ink“ $3330 for winch I 9;“ bgt cinnati as established in mo. WANTS. fm“ "““m S" In our syrups '6 use nothing “7 "n .
' Wot the Independent Order at Good Brostiver ....... . ....... 744 nererdbcs that and costs but a trifle 1 .1: ee ’ I‘ mg??? ‘o my "6“ 3 Fill! ‘ Amt—John Dickens. . TT’ fruit juices, and the best quality 91 »
SamafltanaandDaughtera of Samaria at South Five Mile River ......... 1.465 more. “m “”9”“ '°. mm“ 00- ... called-atrlmusook Steward." Martin Bummer—BOARD!“ wmxn A? 66 HUN“ 3 “MIST“: CU. simulated tux—r. 2
the state, which was held at Bridgeport North Center. .......... . ...... 1,050 I... a”, WPMN'Tmn the oldest “d moi: "hfi’l;:bmmy to Rotor wi s thcfirst Agent at Cincinnati. 8 mm' “ENS “ 3' luarssndolsaere-falpiays. Our Mineral Waters are all natural.
”find”, We“ Norwslk.-.,_.-.......... 550 The “no of m b." on m '1,“ ‘"°‘“'°"'- “5- - “m- First «Micah—“Methodist Mags- 1‘03. SALE. mnar—mamumw Comedy Saratoga Vichy, High Rook, Goya, “‘
Lillianl. Beers, formerly Mrr.Chsrles “m“ 1"“ W" mm" ------- 49° Grounds yesterday afternoon between ALL A3003” THE STATE- “"°' (° " "9m" R°"°"”Zi"“°d sarcomas: cum asn oo'l'rrr D 'mm“ Emu“ w“ ‘h" ""‘ °" “ml”
Riley. died to-day at her home on the 0mm Plains --------------- , _533 tbepriuters and 3 nine comma or 1,". M———— “1789- The ’3'“ ““3”" 0' “1° 'Ch'i" P cot-m Addresqnuxlll. Penance. mar “THE GYPSY QUEEN,” the celebrated Poland spring water. ,,
Wm road. ed 34 cars In addition to these appropriations m h bo h Thomas 93'. ”will“! to ”VCD' tian Ad scale was issued Sept. 9, 18%. w '
ag y . The Ine- eu of t e roug was full of i I!" u a , 0 cuolca BUILDING mm huwfld .mwmm'm ealways havsilistockafullliaa of
funeral will take place Saturday after- 3300 '3“ '0' the ”m“ typographical errors. The game did not we” y a" m mm“ at Spring eld' First ”"4““ Mi“ of ”Nb MIMIC. sixm-meuiaoga'yvg: b, . . Bottled Mineral Waters of allkiada; 3
nonnatzo'clock attheresidsucecf her visitors; .50 ‘0’ ‘5' secretary 0‘ the draw uiteas well as the irons b ti Ma... b” “MM that he w” one 0' “1d of " guinea; Mt Badger. of 'mmmm" “n“: m AM to "m“‘wmm ’ ‘ as iii
“M, ...... n. 3.8. - board; cm for use auditor, and two for ”“qu . mp mm m. c M;m:,e: the trans which brgke into the Kendal:- can» Advocate._ [The editorials ggfimn vflmtmh Marge-'1. “ EUCHRE,” wig: hvuummfi“ “" *6
—————-—- incidsntal expsums. makiugagrandto- and. good WI (0000:) N“. 0"th 5. 1383- wsrsma uly furnished by Dr. Nathan an s i “100'. 0' id” I09. .1! "
Among the many deliciouadriuks now eat of man, or about 81.500 in excel ball 0:“. K313? '0'“ 3:32:22“ :3 In lat-bacon. the great has town of tho Bangs]J ‘M‘m signifies-“5% straw. “mini?!” “mm
drawn from soda fountains none is finer ’ ‘ state, a large swarm of bees took posses- First . Book Stereotyped.—Metbodlat :m! ”an“ new. Wart Mug!” brings-gust
0' M 10- Feensy of the Hour. “aimed" the ball
so hard that they “pled".the pitchers. 51““ *'- ’4'"- ‘dmw- l" ‘9”
First hool.-Oekeshury College, at
ton of a tower in the Lebanon
u... what is called “Frosted Cream.” at “MIRIAM’S CRIME,”
T Venn-us. apply ”333%:
Holmium-
Ms drugstore. ltisfnlly equal in GNIBHOIN N013. .. church abouts year ago. They
all tocreaiu soda, and in ———- 3:?” fif$tfmm:s:w. thslowsrpartot the tower withhoney, Able ,about twenty-five miles from Ll'o" waterway-WM
as-efchettar. lufsetaudluahort it —GotoW. mehaisaadgetant __ _________,_____. ‘ . audoasasicualiymadetlilagavarylively lial ; projected by Bishqis Ooka mnmonmun, A‘-|“|.., . "jdhgm ~
b-laeaslusesahaaud atrlsl will “mumbplsteddlvsrkalvssfer —Oolitatningaoroalnorotbsradultcr- fortheeengregatioli. 'l'haywersfiosliy and rymlmmusscratedbynkli- mnm . .06. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
«mumwuuumnmm-mmm.masmmm soaprontsdbyyouugmaawqhhapovsrop. ~ aadopsasillai'm. mwmgm M 1 Interval , '
mineral-torture“ ihsirhssds. Missionary wuss-a. morass! as Jae? lcath lav-ail.
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