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PillstilAL IIEBIOI.
Kr. and Ira. museum shdsbild-
ran, of Brooklyn, spent the Fourth with
lit. and Ira. F. I). Lawton, on Chestnut
street. Theywlllrsetsiulstown for a
week or more. "
Harry Van Wagner of law York, is
spending a two wssks‘ rasatid with hb
nuols,.iobn Jarvis, on Iain street, bor-
Byron Pick, of New York, spent the
Fourth with his parents on West Iain
3" street. borough.
.‘Wlshmhskmoved to the St.
was", followed by a “cool
Win “Eldon. A "warm wave”
_ “My advance from the north-
;«Mflflhflsclf felt In this auction
‘adnlsndayaud londay. Temperature
HDIhssasternbalfoftbsUnited
”MIL-lid rose in the west
. . northwest. In this district to-day
mules, clearandlssasnltry weather and
' m tollghtnorthwsstcriy and wester-
wlndswillprnbabiy prevail. In the
. flats-audllew England clear to
Ishmlsrsodlusultry weather will
. ' with fruit toligbt northwester-
lswestrrly winds. On Saturday in
? “motion and in New England fair,
”westhsr will probably prevail,
M light, variable winds, mostly weak.
Uly; and on Sunday warmer, fair
W, with light to fresh southerly
with, followed by rain sud thunder
nos
. THE LOCAL NEWS.
James Hill has moved into his new
we on Gram street.
~.‘ii‘llllll’ris discharging s cargo of
final at Raymond Bros'. wharf.
Y n number from this city went to
ymtcrday toseetbe boot race.
.llsmslay and Elsie Itsymoud enter-
I (own! this fricndslast evening.
:8de Cornelius has purchased a fast
L m yacht from New York par-
th. Her name is "Perseverance.”
There were quite a number of our re-
idnuts looking around town for their
"*mmterdsy morning,and some are
r“- _.
ids E. Bay, daughter of John and
Wells Bay, died this morning at
livarllneaftcr a sicknem of several
deaths, aged 24 years.
. i“flhsasnual picnic of 8t.Josepb’s T. A.
it. My, which was to have taken
finenthsArnphltbestregrouuds yes-
' todaysftsrnoon.waspcatponed an ac-
Wofth rain.
go... Couley’a Ice Cream Psvilion
”The regulartime schedulson the main
“mun the Wiunlpauk extension of
“of twenty minutes all day.
flan’rgnnsrberof mommy-tee
,Miflfil‘fllylllguttlngdrunk.
‘ morning. Bsisgunablsto
‘ wassssttnllridgeportjsil.
Manqudolph It. and Emma
didesdnssdayatthshomeof
”is on the Books read, aged 1
The unit. Seymour of East Ilorwalk,
are summerlng at Long Branch.
Ilsa Georgia I]. Ainsworth has return-
frotn a visit in Providence, R. I.
lfiss Paustina Eurlbutt and her
mother of Bldgefleld, accompanied by
Isaac Hurlbutt of New York, will be the
guests of Ir. sud Hrs. John Benton of
the borough over Sunday.
Kr. and lint. Wallace Potter of kit.
Kisco, are visiting with Ir. and Ira.
Robert Kellogg.
lfr. end Ifrs. William Rogers of lit.
Vernon, hsve returned from a visit in
this city.
lire. James Golden and daughter
Aguee ere visiting with friends in Brook.
lyu.
Bemuel H. Keith spent the Fourth in
New Jersey. .
Ira. Condos and daughter Aims of
Danbury are visiting lira. C. B. Allen
on Taylor avenue.
klr. and Ifrs. George B. Wilson have
returned from a long stay in Boston.
liiss Susie Perry of Newark, N. J. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Willlsm Voll-
mer in this city.
lira. William St. John and daughter,
of New York, spent the Fourth at the
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt on East
avenue.
fourth of July Accidents.
Andrew Little, of Daubury, who with
his wile, was spending the Fourth at the
residence of his fsther-ln-law, 0. 8.
Clark, on Ilerwin street, met with quite
a serious accident. A large cennon
cracker exploded in his hand, lilling his
fees and eyes with powder. It was fear-
ed at first, thst his eyesight bed been
destroyed, but it is now thought that the
powder can be picked out.
Ward Gregory, a young son of Dr.
Gregory, was also burned about the face
with powder, but not seriously.
llnnd Badly Burned.
Little Henry Davis was shooting fire
crackers yesterday morning in front of
W. C. Quintard’s house on South lfsin
cracker,a lsrge“flfteen center.” when
the cracker went oil before he could
drop it. His right hand was badly
burned and the nail on the thumb was
blown off. IIts eyelashes were also
singed.
no Auteur Won.
The second regatta of the Cedar Point
Yacb Club was sailed yesterday after-
noon over atriangnlar course of 19 miles.
The prize winners were: Clam E, Clytie,
F. D. Staples of Bridgeport; clue 1',
Amateur, Prank Burritt of South Nor-
walk; class II, Rival. H. T. Hitchcock,
Bridgeport; class K, Quaker City. L. K.
Youngr, Bridgeport.
Bun'Olths hack.
ThisnonusstbeDanbury d: Norwalk
It. R. trein was coming from Wilson
PoistsngineerDexter failed to see an
openswitchnearthedepotin this city
andtbeengins ran oh the track. As
soonestbcmistakewsaasen he revers-
sdtbeengine which saved any of the
callfrnm havingtbe track.
_ A'hlpll’ihollndasntg. w,
The Norwalks left this city on the
mournintn-day for Nisork. They
will go to Albany on thrnigbt boat
wbsrstbsyplaysgamscf ball to-tnor-
rowand Sundaysftsrnncns. 0n loco
daythsywill playiuIIudsnn.
Inningfnsty.
Aniling pettyof thirty wsuttollsv-
voo island and had a slam
bake. Inthsaftsrsocntheytecsivsdun
iug,asdsssmsdtobalsfullqtlrltsla
' t
street. He was lighting his last lire mite,
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Tkslorwdks life is the Ninth
mus.
tum-s2” 3"” ”2
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tsrssdtswssd
lteasmfsly herald thatsomouls- '
tarantula-sot ball wassvsr played
ln'honthlorwslktltsnthatlmwren tbs
flotwsikssad Gorbatss on the beater
grounds. Tkevlsittugclsbwssdslsysd
its New York whhb prersntsd them
I ”reaching hereon time. Thsyar-
truncate-1w trailsndltwassflsr
ll.” when the batter was called up.
'l'ltsvlsittsgtssm notbslugprsseut still
o'clock umpire O'Dsy gavatbsgssts to
the Norwalks. Thegsms that was play-
sd was one that was postponed at Hobo.
kencwlug tctbsralu.snd as the Nor-
walks won, it places the llorwalks two
points higher is the psrosntun
Fer fosr lusts. no use ass-ad to be
*iblcto-hltsafslyand mohsldewas
blanked in short order. semi-n made
a bit to tbstblrd‘ baseman lnthsdftb
tuning and went around all the bases on
a high pass ball which was sent to first
base. This error and one run to the
credit of the home clubsst the bigch
shouting with delight. The ecstacy was
of short duration. however, as the vial—
tors went the Ilorwalk one better in their
half of the same inning. A pass ball in
the eighth inning also enabled them to
get in one more run.
The ninth inning was full of excite-
mot and interest. The people in large
numbersbad left the grsndstand sup-
posingthatthescore would bed to l in
favor of the Gorhams. Plans led ofl
with a hit by which he got first base.
Gockman also did Itkswlsesnd bya full»
bio he got a base and Plans was sent to
third. At this point of the gents, with
no one out, things looked interesting.
Collins, the cstcher for the Gorhsms,
broke his finger shortly afterward and
the substitute was put in the field. Dur-
ing the excitement that prevailed ow-
ing to the condition of things a Kiss
Peterson fainted and had bysterics on
the grand stand. . As soon as things
quited down Gilbert sent a line liner to
left lleld which enabled Pfann to score.
Chadwick then hit the ball safely which
brought in Gockmsn. This tied the
score end one more run was necessary to
win. Chadwick was on third and be
bed his eyes open to it little peas ballsnd
started for the home plate. lie slid for
it and was declared safe by the umpire.
Chadwick and the catcher were pretty
well tsngled up and the play caused
great cheering.
The (iorltsms come near saving them-
noises in their half of the inning but an
elegant throw by Ridley from left field
to the home plate saved the gamest least
from a tie.
Following is the score:
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A BUIAWAY.
frank thtlefalr ‘lltr‘ewn from an lsprsss
Wagon.
This morning a horse belonging to
Adams Eaprees Co. became frightened
atapilc of dirt st the corner of Ray-
moud and Dsy streets and ran away.
Frank Little-fair, who was driving the
horse was thrown from the wagon and
injured his knee so as to cause 000W-
able pain.
The horse was stopped‘near the depot.
Ola-s. ”haters and Instability.
ThemembersofPutnatu IIossOo. be—
lieved in inaugurating the glorious
Fourth by not only being patriotic but
by preparing the inner man for the
strain that the "day we'celebrate" in-
varlabl muses. Accordin ytf . prs-
pdt‘ed” mmWfimngm
clams‘,lobsters,tc., at, V r house on
Frankllitsl‘rfitandiba'd’mngh of‘the
gooil things to have ted’tt'r’any use. than
didpartakeofthefsast. Prlcudsof the
company in large numbers were present
during the evening and not only came
away with theirappetltes sppeased but
withahigber appreciation of the hose
company’s ability of entertaining. It
was quite late when the festivities ceas-
Inseam-unease.
DiatrlctDeputyGrsudlastsrlsadof
ltldgstleld installed the fullswlsgofl-
cars of Butler Lodge, L0. 0. [ms
ednssdsy evening: John 1]. Light,
If. 6.; m Ballrck, V. 0.: Frank
Baronet, Warden; Jobs Pinch, Con-
Jolnflalloratr,L.8.tsIl.G.;lIatnlttsn
LB.
toV.G.t0llverIquortl,
om; Charles Fallon, It. stoma; last-d
MILE. toV.0.; Tho-as Kerri"
dwttoaswarssgalarss clear my,
isgpsrtiqolcnlsksrs and
lslargs numbers lsfttkls cltyto
tbsdsysgrssablytothelr twpssllvsia-
situations.
fortunately on tires omousd. Oltlat
looms didassnsms rglsgln‘baylng
firsspparatatss
kssass listened to the
from early in the Field at
o’clock last night. . In csoojof nestling-
ratton not a moment’s'drlay could have
been caused.
Fireworks were plentiful about town
in thsevenlng. Nearly everyone did a
little in making a pyrotecnlc display and
the result was that a creditable showing
was made. __
flts Isartk In the Borough.
Theborough police tried tocurb the;
enthusiasm of young America until the
morning of the Feurth, but it broke out
in spots about 10 o’clock of the night
before. and finally spread into an incre—
ssnt dim, which was kept up until long
after daybreak. Nearly every man at
that end of the town who owed a fence
spent the great part of the morning look-
ing for his front gate, which, in most
cases, had been carried several blocks
away. The dealers in tire works had
sold out their entire stock early in the
morning. and as there wss no more noise
to be had, the day and evsnlng were
comparatively quiet.
At the Intr Granada.
The morning gameon the Paerronnda
between the Independents. of Winni-
pauk, and the Sylvsns, of Harlem, was
won by the visitors. A large crowd wit
ceased the game. and the field sports
which were to follow in the afternoon
promised to attract an even greater
crowd. Farrell caught_for the home
team and they attribute their defeat to
his lnsbillty to hold IcAllister. The
following was the score by innings:
Sylrans. stoooorsx—s
Independents. ooroostoo—r
The clubs played one innings in the
afternoon, but owing to the rain, the
grounds were in bad condition and the
game was called, neither club having
secured a run.
The trot called forZo’clock did not
take place until late in the afternoon
after the shower. The starters were
John Patterson’s b.m. Easter lay, Cor-
nelins Howard's b. b. Harry, Jsmes
Woodhull’s b. h. Frank, Stanley
Lowndes' b.h. Pele, Al. Frec's bk<.h.
Bonnie and Joseph Klelnfelter’s b. h.
Ned. Only four heats were trotted. but
it was one of the best contested races
seen on the Fair Grounds. The first heat
was won by Easter llsy. Pete. although
be secured second place in that heat, wss
the favorite horse. Frank out—
footed Pete and won the second heat
quite handy. llr. Luwndss claimed a
foul, which was not allowed, and when
he came on the track for the third best
be had blood in his eye and drovsto
win. Iir. Woodhull claimed two fouls
in this heat, but they were not allowed.
The mmmary of the race follows: 1
John Pattersn's bl. luster lay
«.meusnnany
James Wusdkall’s b.h. Freak
suntsylawutlss ft in. rats
AlJtet‘sbksJJosuls
Joseph Klelufeltrr'eb.h. Red
The race will be trotted out to-morrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The tire mile run was won by Ioni-
han, of Brsnford; Britt, of Winnipsuk,
second: Nash, of Ilorwalk, third.
The loo-yard dash was won by Kelley,
of New Conan.
During the sfteruoou"'and until 8
o'clock in the evening there wss dancing
in the exhibition building, which was
enjoyed by a good crowd.
I. I. ltslley at lasts lull.
Wolford E. Bailey has bsen rugged to
speak at lusts Hall Sunday afternoon
me} u an? we a L ‘ om.
”Whitfm’w‘ it'doh' ,“o’r‘ths story
utmost“ ' trend!“ '“l‘lltk
trill be an " fi' ' “l‘dlk, detored
strictly to the Issues of this non-partisan
campaign of the home against the
computed in than mum to smt annoys-mum. hat mutto- ray-mat.
extent. Illsoldtlmstemperancsfrienda m;mm
willbeslsdoflhfiomlll“! *0 59" pats.) car asst and press for normals;
a live advocate of better government Bturgsa Whithck, Birmlaghant, bed
andltouses.
anAui-ntthcllsad.
General Orderslldbhsnsd frcmthe
Adjutant Ganal’s ‘ testis inst.,
'l'hslorsrcftbs ‘ and m- n ‘
mummwa-mm m... um"w""a’t-m""""’ myfifi
" ”b ”fifimsucm
atthe hssdof tksl‘ourtkregimsntln
am...” ‘
u" “I. I‘m,
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mwittordrllls, both fastest and theatre-ref,”
moathaud forthesstirsdrlllssasnnut rims-cm It
with log: past years.
our “DIWALI.
"inaudltrnf. hull of floumtonlo.
ltass.. spent the Fourth with Ir. and
Ira. It. Johnson.
D. 8. Houston, B. 8., whom West floro
walk people thougbtthsy were well rid
of returned to town on' floudsy after a
week's absence.
UTWHt-biic.
What ls Gulng 0n Along the Line of the
.‘l.
cronomwn.
The Gilbert & Bennett lsnufacturlng
Company are taking an inventory of
their stock and also are repairing the
lower wire mill. This will give the wire
drawers a vacation for two weeks or
more.
lites Emma Bur-butt is to town.
Charles Banks has closed his meat
market and will go to Roabury, (Zoom,
to engage in other business.
P. I.. Olmstsad's clerk, Herbert Pay-
son, basgons to Norwalk towork. lie
is succeeded by Ed. llttchell, of Nor-
walk.
The scholars of the public school with
picnic at Nook Rock, near Bedding.
wlm'mt.
Hrs. Sherman llvtrebotm‘. 3.2, who but
been seriously ill, is improving.
Olmstrad a Go , the grocers, have die
solved partnership, William Olmstead
retiring on account of ill health.
Him...‘ ' .t'immfis;
Yesterday morning Ed. Connelly was
before Judge Knapp charged with
throwing a soap box through the plate
glass window of A. B. Judmx,‘ '
u the normal» nus’ and stiland
rtmts. Connelly was with a crowd of
boys on the night of the 3d inst and he
claimed that someone, who he did not
know, gave him a drink of liquor. As he
was pa-iug the market he saw the box
laying on the sidewalk end he picked it
up and threw it thmugh the window.
Joseph Goodwin caught Counrlly and
detained him until officer Morton locked
him up. Judge Knapp adjourned the
case until Saturday afternoon. In the
meantime (Ionnslly’s friends promise to
replace the glass. Counelly will prob. B
ably have a small line imposed upon
him.
A long tide.
Edward and Basia Lauburg arrived in
town yesterday on their safety bicycles.
having rods from their home in Boston
to this city.
from an’thslp being 355d with
Brnmsls soap. so it is no experiment to
try it, but a sure thing.
Ito-nastiest rats-tat
The following were issued July 2.
1”. List furnished frnmcfllcs of A.
ll. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents. Bridge
port. Conu.:
Arthur W. Cash, Bridgeport, bores.
tail hand; Charles I. Libby, Bridgeport,
1». Curtis. Sonthport. pips threading ms-
ehins; William II. Davenport, Ilorwicb,
I.
(ll! t . if s our Iii-innit. levies-
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ghoul neuritic.) «‘1'.qu
ton, machine for
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elude 8M musicians, tkelulgbt‘l'sssplsr
commandsrtss coming have no members
snd tbs titty-two lodges which have an-
scsptsd invitations have 1M.
Grand lasterSwartwont will hold a
reception in the Tontlns hotel Tuesday
evening, July 9. Cult's band will give a
public concert in front of the Tontine arts-e
Wednesday «suing, between half-past
six and seven o’clock.
-If honesty is the best policy, honest
soap must bees well, and we know of
none that is more honest than Brussels.
ALI. AROUND Till STATE.
A stste convention of prohibitionlsts
is to be held at Crescent Beach, liiddlev
town, Friday, July 29.
Charles A. Butler of Oxford, New [Is-
ven county, and John Quinn of Versail-
tea, in Griswold, bsve been commissioned
fourthclsas pcstmsstors.
There are titty applicants for one vs.
cancy on the Waterbury police force.
Hartford men are negotiating for the
purchase of land inNoriolk,purposing to
f
erect a large hotel.
Iron lunllto inlet.
or cases Ilium 'As'l'lll mnem-
.l ater at the Bradford mwm
”work t?"
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parties. can reside in flares if erred.
A lyltsmadtatrlyntbcoflm of the ., Bran—
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ornamental
“ml“! hummus. census-names.
grooves; chat-la Ml!!!" , Irrldrn
saloon. llr. Bailey bsaepoken in Penn- on“, standard: gm m m. task,
sylvania one hundred and twenty nights sills, ehipmold; Issac I. Palmer, w
with ”'0'“ “mm. I“ ll“ 5'- dlstown, mosquito setting“). 8. Psckl :“'“‘",'g
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bu such feet in a nllel .
um. "'il’°,.&'.:mz °""'..,.’ °'
since a wa
Beacon sveoue.tlteuce along the ’
leaconavenue in a westerly direction to
custom of the aforementioned ls tnt'ltat-tt‘i
mmtnmnttthufla of rat
glowingm anortheriy direction totbe place of be-
It
And I shall sell at Public Auction, on
A gust kwnwe dt ”Mgktb‘emm a, of
u . , , a do ' so
much thereof as will ralsethesnmoftwnty
dollars (wilful seventy cents, that being the pro»
portionoftlte said
lils.KA1‘lc.tlxm
oftkerunttotal in said list, weather with the
W}?! mls, he. ‘
.-. “will, Tax Collector, Lin la.
Dated at It , 37th, A. 1)., um.
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p.-m..tsaeklagat'ilsoal’slm.
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sensations-rants.
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Artificial Stone Steps. Coping
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