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w. rk III» Ily - e um c l III-ll “'UI'CIW.
A Polntsr for Merchants.
“rho-s who generally give their onion printing to cull-
cltots for outside concerns and amateur botches. because
their ”(mall with cheap. should first set wtlmstvs at tbs
They will find our
prim just III III»: III most cases. If not. lower and tbs
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SOUTH NORWALK CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 24.1889
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
18 IEAllsilOAD I‘LACI‘JI
SOUTH NORWALI.
95 MAIN STREET.
NORWALI.
'rtnnauasr nouns.
Ila as7...ttuas.rtttsepol koyIlAd
amalx ad
bouncy-tract. charm] ' sun}: at
corner sasircet y
andall factories. '
lo. I. oflalnatld (lonccrdstrcc
1w ‘shousaand J. 0. Wit-oil's so
his. lusucatschnol; schoolhouse
audresldcncsolwuliamu .slurlth.
Ooucordatrcc itocscbool k atlra.
““ ml.“ Ocamrilster’cstund
IcJLMlalrIstrsrt ccrnsrof Ann street; kcyat
“Wolf's minus and all tactsrim.
war cornerofllayvlcw avsatts hey
at Dickcrman‘srcaidcuca. '
meant“
0nsstrchstlto'clochaocn Standard'f'ltus.
muck-cf thshsll (thus l-l) Ilsnllssm is
m of has balloglua 1-14) unifies ths
cm water is to be turned
rxsrnucrtoss so In humans.
ltlvs information ofafhctu your bums»
horhoodunl ockthsbcxd cor: It the
waywndo meaty. and left chock
“hut-pms’boxanddcnm open or touch the
until the next drainyoitr neighborhood
Domaumuwmrmsths from the door.
Tbsticf fliglnecr will-cc that returned to its
prupcrtlltc.
UP:
salvatneoowss
Chief Digincer.
If. Y. Ilsa-aid Weather Forecasts.
Tbs energetic north~wcstern storm ro-
portcd yesterday wrll probably move
over the Western States tu-day and cause
a general this of temperature In the
Central and Atlantic States. Tempera-
ture was nearly stationary in the United
States yesterday, except in the West,
where II rose generally. In this district
today warmer, fair weather will prob-
ably prevail, with light variable winds.
becoming fresh southerly. followed by
cloudiness. In the Middle States and
New England warmer. fair weather will
prevail, with variable winds, becoming
fresh southerly, followed by cloudiness,
and by rain in tho western portions of
this section. On Tuesday warmer, more
sultry and fair to partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with fresh to brisk
southerly winds. followed by rain and
local thunder storms, and on Wednesday
partly cloudy weather, with rain and
slight thermal changes, followed by
clearing. cooler conditions except on
the upper New England coasts.
Illnlatn: Almanac for’;;bf;rrow.
Hightidc low tide I4 Sun rises ' l'iunJ0 nu III
THE LOCAL NEWS
The Norwalk Horse Railway Co. have
purchased some how horses.
Our Brothere' Lodge. 1. O. O. 1",, of
the borough. elect officers to-night.
~Auction, to-rIight (Monday) at Whit-
ney's. Third and last call.
Frank Johnson was” released from the
Norwalk team Saturday evening.
The boat. Preston & “'right, is dis-
cbarginga cargo of coal at Raymond
Bros. dock.
Henry Burden fell out of a tree in his
yard Saturday, while sawing a large
limbfrcm it.
An important meeting of the Nor.
walk Base Ball Association Is to be held
at the City Hotel this evening at 8
o'clock.
G. Lightblcsu’s horse ran away in East
Norwaik this morning near Bsnford’s
store.‘ The wagon was overturned and
considerably damaged.
The residents along East avenue will
heard tonight before the Court of
on the widening and straight
’ng of that thoroughfare.
Eddie Cbambm of Hatfield Center,
. Y.. brother of Henry Chambers of
city, died Siturday morning. His
was brought on by heart disease.
Pot was every day at
lSeymour'e. {’2 \Vssliington
vy, of the: Norwalk
Baptist churclifimpuwn fora talk on
“My Vacation” be ‘ the members of
the Y. M. C. A. next Shaday afternoon.
Tbs Connecticut division meetof the
Leagurof American Wheelmsu will he
hsldinBridgeport on July 8. Seven!
Norwalk members of the league will at»
tend.
The City of Albany owners have
changed their minds and abandoned the
plausunouuocd of putting the City of
Albsnyoa the routs iuplacc of the I»...
filer. Tbs propeller will continue to
run as heretofore.
Louis Goldman, who has hen cm-
ploycd byEDavisfor manyycsra and
who hssn number of friends in South
Ncrwstk, has purchased the merchant
War buaiusss at 175 But we fit...
law York citv. He will take possession
July lat. .
—GctoCoulcy’a Ice Cream Pavilion
outhsbrldge. MdesCelebratchrcam
AlscbcatstMst
Gus Newcomb, who was injured lat
Wednesday bybsingtramplsdupcnby
bi horse. wasable to he mndthts
morning. Bisfintwcrkwastoscthis
man at work cleanhlg Wall street.
“Gas" bcIisvcs in keeping thiagsin sp-
plspiscrdsr.
Tksaswsammcransugcmentonths
dust railway went into elect this
mung. Tbscsra nastintervnlsof
“Emmi-Inflammato-
mmmm Thsaswsass
m havsbssn
“Muss. If“
.5
Norwnlka vs. Cuban Giants tomorrow
Master Kirby Frisby gave a party. to
nineteen of his boy friends Saturday.
ill-v. (loo. \‘an Alsiync and Rev. C. J.
North exchanged pulpits yesterday
morning.
llarry Lyman, who was rescued and
8 brought into our harbor. stole the boat
at in w hich he was sepsis-d.
The Riverside Place property has been
placed in the market. Morrell a I.‘ [four
medics will furnish to purchasers any
information regarding the property.
~Laat auction at Whitney's Art Store.
lo-nigllt. (Monday) Come early and
stay late. _____ _
Herbert V. Carr and Mm Minnie L.
Ticbrenc, of this city. were married
Ian-t evening at 6 30 at the home of the
officiating clergyman. Rev. H. A. Dela-
no. Instead of going on a wedding tour
they went intmediat'ly to their new
horror on Cove street, East Norwnlk.
Rev. 11. A. Delano preached a practi-
cal sermon last evening to a large con-
gregation. His remarks were addressed
principally to the pupils of the public
school and his good advice was enjoyed
by all. The. sermon should have been
heard by all the young people of the
town.
The Connecticut Legislature adjourn-
ed Saturday. alters long and important
session. All its acts have not met with
public approval. There has been a de.
cidI-d difference between the legislature
and governor its to the wisdom of many
bills, but the governor's vetoes have not
It- a whole amounted to much. If.
affords us pleasure to say that Norwalk‘s
representatives. Messrs. Ferris and (Jim,
stead, have been on the right side of all
questions. and have made a good and
clean record. .3
PERSONAL MES'I‘IIIN.
Joseph B. Rider was in town yester-
day.
Mm Sonic Millcr is visiting in New
York.
Hiram Manson i-I Visiting in Jersey
City.
A. II. Matthewnon is home from his
wI-stt'rn business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selleck are at
their former home on East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilcox, of Brook-
lyn, spent Sunday with E. Wilcox.
William Word has returned from a
week' s vacation out of town.
John Cavansngh has returned from a
two \vcekII' trip through the emf.
Stiles Lawrence is away fora week
sight seeing in New York State.
Miss Ella Murray and Ill’Dthe'!’ Fred. of
Brooklyn, are visiting rclativen In the
borough.
John Spalckhavcr and Wm. 8. Pair.
son of Brooklyn. spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Theodore Lockwood of New York,
nee ,Mrss Rose andage of South Nor-
walk, was in town Saturday calling on a
few of her many friends.
A. B. Byington is home from Wash-
ington'for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlyse of Pough-
keepsie‘ N. Y. are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. George Franklin in East Norwalk.
A letter from General Secretary Wil-
cox, of the Y. M. C. A., states that his
wife. who was taken seriously ill at
Rondout last week, is slowly improving,
and hopes are entertained of her ulti-
mate recovery. Mr. Wilcox will not re-
turn to Norwalk for several days.
Henry Clark has returned from n visit
in liolyoke. Mass.
Andrew Taylor is visiting in Bridge-
port.
A MORNING WIT]! SPCBGEON.
A fur-mun Punched from flutes Taken by
fir. Torrey While in London.
The congregation of the Norwalk Bap-
tist Church, yesterday morning, listened
to an interesting sermon preached from
notes of one of Spurgeon‘s sermons taken
by the pastor. Rev. C. E. Torrey, while
hewas on his vacation across the Ab
lactic last month. Mr. Torrey prefaced
his discourse with a description of
the Metropolitan chapel. as Spurgeon’s
church is called in London. together
with an outline of the work it has done
and isdoing in that great city. Four
weeks ago yrsI--rday, the morning
Mr. Torrey was present, Mr.
Spurgoon preached to a congregation
numbering lxtwcsu five and six thous-
and. Be tuck his text from Gala-
tians 11L. 10-14. Preaching from
the same text and following the
mine lineof thought chosen by Mr.
Sm Mr. Torrey pointed out, first.
that the blsmsdnas of the Gospel comes
not to those who are of the law; second-
ly, that tbs Mass of the Gospel
comcatothcsswho are of the faith.
Com-mt Exercises.
This evening the graduating class cf
the Booth Norwalk High School will
hold their ccmmcuccmsut exercises at
Insicnnll. Tbspubliciainvitsd to be
present. Tbsclsm wlll give a reception
tothslrfrisndsatthssstnsplacsto-
marrow evening.
“Misha“ Work clan lacs-
diary.
Ochsussn'amansicuatCosCob'II
wwmmsdlsstuight. The
ladiesttonsarsthattbsbulldtsgwaasal
also. Oshamsnlsarstlrsdmgar
“mast.
EDWARD I’llllllll BROWSE”.
l'rlsrrds finals]; to Rescue lllln
hunt a Watery Grave.
A sad accident occurred in this city
Saturday night. Bad. because a wife
and several children are today mourn-
ing the loss ofa husband and father.
Elwsrd Fisher. James Daugherty and
Hugh Marion \‘Isitvl s 'Vf‘fli » .i I ms and
front what can be learned Mary were un-
der the influence of liquor. At 10.30
o'clock the party decided to start for
bomeln the borough. Tney had a skill
at the old Danbttryk Norwalk it. B.
dock and going there they proceeded to
enter the boat. Marion and Fisher got
in the boat. the latter being in the stern.
Suddenly the boat tipped non nude and
Fished was precipitated into the water.
llis ccmpanlons did what they mul-I to
save him but their efforts provI-Il futile.
When Fisher came to the surface the
third time an car was thrown him but
he failed to catch. [Io exclaimed "i am
gone." and then sank for the lust. tune,
Daugherty and Marion Inllllt‘dl‘ili‘ly no-
tified Captain Colgrove who. with nev-
eralmsn. went in search of the holy
They searched along the sham un. it af-
ter lQo'clock but were uuau mesful in
finding the body. Finally two boats
were procurrI-d and the river In the vic-
inity of the accident was tlreggt‘d. At
4 o'clock in the morning the Willy was
found near the channel. it was taken
to the rooms of undertaker (lb-gory and
later in the day was removed to the
home of Mr. Father‘s family near the
ilanbury 5: Norwalk B. it. IIIII-ir III the
borough.
Mr. Fisher has been “Hills: rd of late
by C. C. Stevens. If» no trounrti':
but was addicted to drinlr. which ha
no doubt resulted in has «truth. it.»
leaves a Wife and five chi! II. .: who, it is
said, are in straitcned circumstances.
Contnbuttons are being e-Iitcited for
their assistance.
Two
—-Ask your grocer to show you a cake
of Brussels soap, and be your my in judge
as to its purity.
A SALOON RAID“).
Liquor Sold Bight Dior-slits without a LI-
ccnao.
S-tlllt’tllly night at 10.80 o'clock con-
stable DJIIII IIIIIi Lawyer (in-v raided the
saloon on Railroad Place purported to be
run by i’. l-‘itzmanrice. The old “0008':
under which the saloon was run expzred
eight months ngo but the place. has been
running in full blot-t since first flmr'.
Til” contents of the saloon). winch ill-
I-luIiI-Ii a large quanity of bt‘cf ....-i honor,
nus placed on a wagon and carried to
the II cement of J. H. KiinefeiII-r's ular-
kI-I.
\l’lmt III: ii. III will he hrmtghi against
Fltzntnunce III not yet dtIIllll'Iy kiio .sn.
Other Matters Seed Attention.
blifor SentineI:—l was gIaIi t. 'I read
“Tax-Payer's" timelv and pungent arti-
cle in Saturday's SEN‘I’IXEL, and tour
comments thereon. Also the srttcle on
electric lights and poles. You csn't say
too much in condemnation of illll' street
system. It is an abomination and will
be such to a large extent not}: the streets
are paved.
Everybody knows that our principal
thoroughfares ought to h- peved, and
everybody knows that until they are
paired they can be kept in lw-tter c.mdi-
tion than now. To prove this I call
attention to the little pi. c9 of North
Main st., opposite the IIGEnhII luck»
wood place, which has been put In first-
clsss order. Make the rear 3' the street
as good as this. and the s h-afr- commun-
ity WIII rise up and call the street com-
mittee blessed.
But don’t stop urging the paving: of
this and Washington street at the earliest
moment.
There is another matter in this city
that needs ventilating, viz : Iru: judicial
system. You may not lino». :I, but if
you will investigate I think Yul) can cas-
ily ascertain that things are t; t all right
with it.
Willyou ask Prcmculiizg A... M Gray
why James McCcuiy’ a case is not brought
before the County Cummlsai... .rrs. Mc-
Cauly was found guilty by the Justice of
the Peace. and the law says the agent
abrll then bring the case before the com-
minioners for a revokal of lzcense. A
long time has elapsed since. flicCauly’a
convictio Why this d-zlny? III our
prosecuting agent being made a party to
the defense of violation of liquor laws?
if not, why don't ho prosecute? If he
won‘t answer the commissioners ought
f0. ‘
Then again, why Is it our police force
witnesso nightly the visiting of liquor
saloons by scores of minors without an
arrest. The law' In these cases and the
duty of policemen is plain. It is not
right to gobble npa few tramp drunkards
for fee and a small fine and let the
greater criminals go.
I tell you there is great need of reform
here, and it ought toccrne soon. This
discrimination on the part of officials for
criminal oflsnces is not right. It does
not look well and is not creditable to -
have policemen witness open violations
of a righteous law without making ar-
rests.
I have seen policemen in front of so
Icons where could be plainly heard the
vilest and most profane language by
every passer by, and they acted as
thought it was all right.
Let us have a reform in this matter.
Encarta.
-Ws heaps-k for Brussels snap a
lsrpsalslathisssctisamsits qaalltim
mmahthatlbssnosg-l. .
“WHAT’S THE IA‘I‘TEI WITII
Till NORWALISI”
They Proved 'l'bsluaslvas a Battling Tsalu
Last Ialurday.
Those who invariably kick whens club
wwionally plays a locss gaunt, and this
town has a large number of such people,
should hereafter have it settled in their
mind that the Nor-walks are capable of
playing and do play as good a game of
ball as the average club in the country.
At the Baxter grounds Saturday after-
noon a fine exhibition of ball playing
between the Norwalks and Norristuwtls
was witnessed by a large crowd.
The hours club was the first at the hat
but Sullivan. Rogers and (ltlbsrt were
retired in quick succession. The first
two men who came to the bat for the
Norriatcwns made pretty hits and when
fhev reached second and third base with
no men out. it looked as though they
would score. Gilbert, however. saw an
opportunity of putting one man out and
made one of the most difficult catches of
the season. It was a high foul and he
had to run a long distance for the ball.
l’fann struck out the next man and the
thml was put out going to first base.
in the third tuning the Nurwaiks‘ got
in their fine work with the list. flock-
man reached first on a nest hit. I’fann
followed but after whrping at the wind
three times he walked back totho bench.
Johnson got a base and stole second.
With him and Gockman on buses things
began to look interesting but more so
when Sullivan walked to the'home plate
and sent a liner down in center field.
Gockmsnpcored on the hit. Rogers, to
order to be in style. struck at a fine ball
and the result was a two bugger, which
brought in Johnson. Sullivan also at-
tempted to come home on the same bit
but was put out in doing so. Gilbert
found the ball for a base hit which en-
ablei Rogers to score. Chadwick made
a small bit and by good luck reached
third base on a pass ball. in the mean-
time Gilbert came home which made
four runs. thley was put out while
going to third. In the fourth inning
(iockman, who was on thirvl base, ran
borne after I’lann‘s high fly to left field
was caught.
in the fifth tuning the Norristowns
scored a run and It looked as though it
would be the only run made by them
but in the last half of the ninth inning
thr. c men scored on three sepafstc pass
balls by Gilbert.
McMahon was declared out by the urn-
pire while sliding to thIrd base and
den-thing the decision unfair he told the
umpire that he was “too dusty.” lie
was told In reply that the statement
would cost him a fine.
McMahon pitched a great game for the
viIIItors but Norwalks heavy cork at the
bat and all around playing did the busi-
flint".
The spectators Were delight-Ii with the
game, especially with the conduct of the
visIting team. The members of the club
acquitted themselves gentlm’nanly and
their good plays were heartily applauded.
Much interest is manifested about town
as In the result of today’s game.
Following is the score of Saturday's
game:
‘ NOBWALKL
b
I
P
5
N‘
GaOsnabDOm-s‘. E “I eeu=u___°
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r
Sullivan as. c
"Q
ass-n
QBGéM
(lime-t r.
t‘hadwirk, 2h.
Ridley if
[rm-rt, r.f.
Gotkrnan, c . f.
l'fsull, p
Johnson, 3 b
alufifihfifiuhfi
ut—euaoe_
«lea—c—QaccT
”lasso
filuzaae—a-o?
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E
3
0
:1
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a—aw—N
9
t’rolius, i ll.
Mailman, r.f.
El “non—uu-ur
I
oil "nectar—sue!
Ni-—oa
Norwalkr.
Norrtetowus.
struck out byl’bannll by on? : Int hate
on balls, Normtowns If; left on bases, Norwalha 6.
‘Somrtownez Umpire 0. Day.
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9
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Ilal eta-engage!
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lion-ml
0
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The Independents played great ball
Saturday afternoon, shutting out the
Anderson & Blctt commercial nine of
New York. McAllister and James were
the battery for the home team. the latter
making his farewell appearance with
the club, and a good appearance it was,
too. The visiting team was weak in the
field, particularly in the out. field. while
the Independents batted hard and play-
ed better half all around than they cvcr
played before. A double play by Cow
nolly and Pierce and a magnificent watch
by the latter were features of the game.
The score was as follows:
Independents 4000320] -11
Assam-am scoocooso s
The Stars defeated the Little Giants
Saturday byaacors of9t012.
The Main and Pine street nine defeated
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder team Sate
urdaybyascorsoffitof. Thswinasrs
wouldliketohcarfrom slltssms under
fourteen years of age.
-—Thc ccmcmical housekeeper will
use Bmsssh snap. out only for its an
parlor washing qualities, but becauss it
is the cheapest in them, as it contains
no resin or other adulteration.
Micaela-satanic.
William Parks. a married man. was
drowned lutbsHoumtoulcrivsrat Bir-
whsrn the WW
thsprscsdisgflnailsy. Baton-smog
thswaswhssfld hswcnlrlawl-acrcm
thsrlvsrsrdrown laths Ba
"whwdfisw ‘
mlaghaci yaouunssrths
M III-o- I
A SATUBIDAY NIGHT '9! NAWAI.
A Borough Butchcr's Iona hashes Into
Another Turnout.
A horse belonging to Joseph Mulligan.
a butchsr doing bovine-II on Water
atrsst, borough. ran away last fiaturday
llittllt at an hour when lht‘ «rests were
throngsd with people. The animal came
up Water street at a futl'nn rats, and
on-lcoksra sspcctsd to see him dash out
into Wall street and create ascsnc of
ctmstsrnatlon and possibly mjnre some
one. A horas attached to a buck-board
stood In front of one of the slow! in tbs
James block near the head o! the street.
and when the runaway annual rsachsd
that point he shied to the rods of the
road and plunged into the ouckvbcard
from tbs rear. A dozen nit-'l sprang to
grab the infuriated horse; others turned
their attention to horses in the vicinity
that had been frightened bv the rum
away, and for a few InitiateI the greatest
excitement prevailed. Th - Mulligan
horse got his forward feet entangled in
the wheels of the biickoboard. and it be-
came necessary to saw the r-[Hkm before
the animal could be extricstI d.
(IBITIIAIIY.
Illa. J... Hutchlngo.
Yesterday afternoon Jane rarest, wife
of John Hutchings, died at l...‘ home on
“all! strcst. Silo had INF” policed to
her bad for one year and rluring that
time was a great sufferer. Mrs. Hutch.
logs was born in West Nara .le and was
in the that year of her ago. one has re-
sided in South Norwslk iv.- sly-seven
years and was one of the f- a remaining
old members of the Congregational
church.
tier funeral will be III-It to morrow
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at "m Congre-
gational church chapel.
East Avs. I 2. Church.
The services at the abov: church were
largely attended morning. utteruoon and
evening yesterday. The only sermon of
the day was preached by Ii-Iv. Frank Al-
len, of New York, and ww- rail corneal,
practical. effective effort that was well
received by the people. At the 7:80
meeting. though both aisle-r w Irn f'lfi‘ll’
plfid In] "l0“! Wit I LI; ," .- Ill tit
listen to the exercises, sir ‘l w-» the
crowd of people not all could lie accomo—
dated. so that numlnrs either remained
outside or went away.
During the day appeals were made to
the unconverted by El t-z rs. Allen,
Davis, Knapp, Brass, won: and Hyatt
of New York. At night more than a
dozen young people knelt IN ins altar of
prayer, some of whom made- a fcsaion
of convert-ion. With earn. ..‘. xbortar
lions, spirited surging and .. 1‘. why man-
ner of performing worship '. .cx'trds God,
it has been proved that the Izlnssra can
be drawn into the house of I. :..;ious ser-
vice. The Rise Norwalk pm; ... are great-
ly encouraged to push for r ml to the
work of the church In titri. part of the
town. The officials of then-starch are
meeting together every mm? to interest
of their new church and Irv" soon have
plans ready for to goon and I:mld choose
for timl that will hold all I.“ ' people and
be and inducement for the people to
m
' Come.
Prohibition.
Titer-.- was a fair attends MI at Music
Hall yesterday afternoon. ’L .. meeting
was opened with a selection by the choir.
followed by prayer by the Rev. C. B.
Torrey of the borough Bani-.t church.
llev. ii. A. D-rlano then ir-trrnlnced the
speaker,CoI. R. S. Cheevcs "r. 6th
dwell at comidersble length 4., theirs-
portance. of this question. II» F of casting
a vote the right way the 7th of October.
lie spake of the amt'ndmeh'. .e (M grand
step toward the total abut: ...n of the
liquor traffic, and also of It». remarkable
proportions of the traflic at. the present
time. He expressed himve'vi as cacti.
dent that the amendment Would in a
majority of the states he stucr'pfrd, but
not with rat considerable I: ti on the
part of the prohibitioniste
President Harrison ll Colourful on [no
dependants Dwy
The programme for the fwz'b of July
Celebration at Rosebud park. W,oodstock
Is juat announced. The address of wel-
come will be delivered by Congressman
Charles A. M, who aid Introduce
Governor Morgan G. Butteby as the
presiding onions. Other ed "sun will
he tried» by Associate Joe" '0 Miller of
the United Statesmprcmc wort. Senator
Willtsm B. Allison of II, 1:... Senator
Joseph R. Hawlcy of Connecticut, Sen»
tor Frank Hiscock of New York, Willo
ism McKinley. member of cmgresa from
Ohio, and President Gem of Rutgers
college. The poem will'be read’by Will
Carleton. The president at the United
States will also attend the am
unless some unlocked for officialduty
prevents. The president wui be m
partied by Ifrs. Harrison Secretary
Tracy of the navy, and Secretary Noble
of the interior department has also been
invited and are expected to be present.
mum ths law Ilsvsa Win.)
IIDSUIIBI MUSIC.
Tho amass-surest tobsllcldfn xe-
llavsn last loath.
The Mantivs members of the outof
Evelyn Osrtsi wIll be thesoloist. Gov-
sruorBulkslcyrI-s accspted an isvitstba
to bsprsssut. A ball ..I tlrrmaols ball
will follow the coucsvt. lu tbs panda.
Thursday morning, thus will its lbras
bandsand tonlecuraltl wagonsln ad-
dition to the siugtng societies. Michael
Bossier willbmhlsf marshal. 0n the
Aricn's wagon will be thirtssn young
ladies each carrying a satin flag to ho
presented to cm of the thirteen coatiatr
ing societies. (lathe other wagon will
he a mixed choir representing the Ten-
touias. After the parade a special train
will be run to Hchulz a park. whsrs
there will be phz-I singing, athletic cor
tests under the direction of Max Allsts~
hsusssr, and dancing.
ALI. AMT-VII Till llTAl'l.
James BingbaIn. the colored man in
the employ of liveryman John Ifc Rally
of Stamford, is ~1id to have been a slavs
and coachrnan II? Gen. itcbcrt 1’. Led at
Arlington. llI- Ia often selected by hb
employer, Mr. FIlcNally, on occasions of
state because of Ins dignified bearing.
McMahon, Wren a Co. have purcbamd
of J. M. Bbonnurd, eastern agent for tbs
Mosh-r Sofa and Lock Company, of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. lit-r largest safe that If.
ever been placed in any Connecticut sa-
tabltshment. it weigh-I more than four
and a half tons and is now being placed
in the office of “club“. Wren .9; Com
pany 's sin brewevy' In Maiden.
Consolidated ttsad Improve-rants.
The New Hahn Sunday Begins! In
speaking of tl.-. many Improvements to
be made on "2w I‘Ioosohdstcd road. says:
“A third cut "I? or change of the road
bed is proposm near Bridgeport. Tbs
plan is to diverge from the mam line
just east of I’mmeld and than musing
Into the city of Bridgeport, locating
route through the northern part of
etty. The new road would cross tbcA
Housmtonic railroad by Insanaof a Midp.
The river wouin be cromcd above tbs
point of MVtzzstlon, In that a draw:
bridge would I. .5 no screwy. The sav-
ing from delay which occurs from time
to time at' the present llouaatonic crossv
ing and the drs-vbridgs would thus its
very great. Unless tin. survey is adopt»
ed, the company must continue to use
:zs two trucks through Bridgeprrt, as
there Is not 70‘"! for .dditiortal trucks
over the old in». Should these three
surveys ho burn, the new road bed will
be rqvtipphd writ» doubts tracks, and the
IlIIane tracks on the old line will be
used by french: and accommodation
trains, while to; new hoes will be for
express 8min“ I here Will be no saving
by the new luu' :ilftmg" Bmlzepol't, but
saving of over hue mile in the datum
on the two 00.: surveys will prove a
material gain ‘I'. the making of quicker
time between 1“" w York and Ham.
The company has not doubled the date
of beginning it... improvements, but it is
expected that .I maginrrzrlg will be triads
before. the alctrlrlmldsh' meeting. It hug,
r-Xpeclt-I that m» road between Bridge-
port and Sorts-41". will be first improved
as full! tracks along this section are
the New York mod. This line is said by
the surveyor-i ... be any to build and
there will be but little of rock cutting to
do.
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Ibo ls Dangerously III. has flay 'smfbly
law's-v.
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winter supply. All coal thoroughly scanned, well prepared
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