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l. 1.“ Weather M
A slid» decrease of absohm humidity
and sultrlness will probably scour inthls
section today and extend to New Eng-
land by theevenlng. A depression now
In Colorado will move eastwardly, with
a “warm wave” in its front, probably
ostflng gmarshy fair wmlhsr. with no
My rain on the Atlantic seaboard
north oi the until loaday.
L . ’l‘smpsratarelell slightly in the United
,_ a
.. mamghtof July
aisles yesterday, except in the Far West:
the allied minimum was re degrees. at
Dahtb: the chief maxima reported 90 at
m 6a.. and 92 at Salt Lake City.
In this dhtrlct to-day fair. slightly cool-
urand lesssnltry weather will probably
‘ , prevhll, with ireeh to light variable
winds. mostly from southwesterly and
J' northwesterly points, followed by a rise
of temperature. In the hliddle States
fair, nightly cooler weather will prevail,
with fresh to light variable winds, most-
ly southwesterly and northwesterly,and
in New England partly cloudy in fair
weather, with nearly stationary, follow-
ed by lower temperature and fresh varia-
“mostly southwesterly to northerly
wink, preceded by rain on the coasts.
On Saturday in this section and in New
England, fair weather will probably pro-
1 rail. with slight thermal changes, follow-
adrbyhigher temperature and variable
winds, and on Sunday fair, warmer wee
titer, followed by cloudincm in this sect-
ion. _
em.
Bishtids llawtide‘hnnrises | Sunsets
11.13’ ' r 7.28
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Henry Jones’ house in East Norwalk
h imt nearing completion. .
" Ydesday the Kalamazoos, jrs.. beat
the “at! Halo and Pine streets; (juvtll-
ilcr) by a score of 9 to 3.
The Independents play the Sylvsne, of
Harlem, to-myrow alternoon. The Byl-
vnls defeated the Independents on July
David Plait, architect and build-
er, is getting out plane for a three
story brick building onlain street for
Wm. 3. Dane...
Hormosrlio.5whichhasnotheeoiu
active service forsome time, is being re-
paintedsndrepaired,and will soon be
phoedonthelninlinesgain.
“‘ « AnelcotriclamthheWallstveeten-
tranoctotthoston store fell Wednes-
daylighhcrsckingoneofthelarge
pita glen windows fronting on that
street.
.-GotoCouley’s Ice Cream Pavilion
on the bridge. Head’s Celebrated Cream.
Alec hosts to let.
EEGumbartoillew York has an
copiedthell'inolpalshipolthefiaetllosb
walkschcol. Beisbrctheroi Rev. A.
Gflnmhrsformerlyofthe Booth Nor»
walkBsptlst'church.
CouncilmeuJohnLRichards has re-
or was stolen from its
5, hasheen
Wlddlm
,inslctatcrubsrry Plains.
prnhalyhave
merit-got the it
hamllallAsscehlloawlllbnbeldatths
thiyflotellhhevsllag.
Imfl'addsg‘. to the tlhrlsl
_ Iadsaverweesvsatinn at l’htladslph
usespsmstlhomsto-dsy. a
Mhiathssmployof the http-
htaaderd. a compositor who bl!
ssrvedlathssams alas lot thirty-Ila
lsapvopercoodtttsateressapsaeve
armies 0. lllsy, sa Weiectrteisa who
heshssststhsemplcyof than":
sndhoathllerwalknsetele lightytlc.
has gone to Blaghamton. ll.Y . to
work.
Attila-nukes in town for a
fewdayswhessaeticesladlsatsdhawss
we. sum main
strives inrslnte havshim gotollew
York.
-Pore home rendered lard. 10o ill. at
P. Bayes’ market.
Himmlm of last llor-
walk andC.Il. Harvey oithhclty,
wemmarrbdatshl’eter‘srectsryfl’ort-
ohestsr.hyRev.'l'. W. Youngs en the
eveningctdnly'hh.
The s p made by 'I'nk8as'ns
m‘e“Up-‘l‘ownTonrlst”lhe ctherdsy
inragardtehaving music in the park
cronthegrsenhssaronsedoonsidersble
interast,aadwill pvobablybearfruli bro
foreloug. _
A boiler and engine tumbled over-
board while being unloaded from the
neat-er Boasdale in Bridgeport Wedneso
day morning and took with it a man
named Hickey. the freight chrk on the
boat. Hickey was quickly rescued.
Wm. Rice was lined Cl and costs yea-
terday by Justice Bullock for ssmulting
Felix Kelley, an Italian bootrblsck. The
assault was committed several weeks
ago. Ricewent away on chest soon
alter and did not return until yesterday.
when he was arrested by oihcer lore-
house.
ltiasaid that.” was raised in the
township oi Darien to prosecute the
loose characters who had their habitation
between Noroton depot and Darien, and
probably one or two other resorts, and
now that they have been collared to re-
move instead of'being made to feel the
full extent of the law, it is said there
will be some trouble about the money.
PERSONAL KEV i it“.
. Archibald lander, representing the
state executive commitwe of the Young
Ken’s Christian Amociation of Connect-
icut, was in the borough on businem
yesterday.
James L. Ambler left this morning
for ltondont to attend the funeral of In.
A. E. Wilcox.
John A. Riggs, late in the employ of
Quintard a Son, will return to his home
in Washington, D. C.
The Biases Seymour, of East Norwalk,
have returned from a visit at long
Branch.
lliss Nora chonald and John florid
oiBath.lle.,havereturncd fromavisit
with his. and In. Robert A. IcDonald.
low-light lxclr‘ol knight.
Thosewhowish to enjoy a pleasant
ssiloutheSonnd will have an oppor-
tunity of doing so by attending the
moonlight excursion to be given by
Glover's American band this evening.
The full band will furnish music. It is
proposed to stop for a short time at
Huntington, L. I. From the tickets
that havebeen sold it is certain that
therewillbeagoodcompany,hutthere
will be ample room for many more who
may wish to go.
The Gloria-e coming.
Tomorrow altarnoon the celebrated
twssnlhecluhson theroarihwascloss
and'eaciting.
a, oestrus- us. as. r.
Basrfiohwa‘ix, Cuddly 8th;
ti. out near." use. ‘
Nev-saw
i Rift
msd‘flvsaas. Them
Wolthamthmooghfarv a is well-
v-Hk. new to than
5‘ is?
H gt
svanicrmhkoasd to mantel
emphweaadwstsad. state hscat
tullferes tsemtkat somethingts
with theirs-ts.
how that an opportunity has
gr;- lfis people to do somsth
' improvemaehaaes.
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Them m pit la
by the W railroad r the
easterlyandof thapiatlormsosstc al-
lowthetransferof carstoaodfmra the
lion-tonic tothe aptrsckot theOos-
solidatsd. and by which the Pittsflald
tralnhasbssn transferred. lsnow being
it“ sees intake the through car
for Dashary, which for years past has
been uncoupladsome 1.500 lsetbslow the
station and there leftfor theDaohury
train tolled down and connect with,
often causing long delays and nervous-
nesstothepesssngsrsin thecaroreara
thuslelt. Thecar or cars srenow
broughttothe station and disconnected
while the passengers are leaving and
getting on the train,and aasoonas the
train leaves the Danbury train backs
down and takes it, thus saving much
time to both trains, beside relieving paav
seugers from thcfear forrrmly tell by
being left so far away from the station.
Ila wondered Why Ila "ad a Pain.
This morning a small boy entered one
cl .our city drug stores and inquired
what was aged remedy for the stomach
ache. The proprietor asked the boy
whatbe had been eating and ,was in-
formed that he had eaten nothing. Up-
on second tbonght the lad looked up in-
uoce'nlly and lucid “i ate Ionic apples
this morning.” An Inquiry as to how
runny apple-s he had eaten revealed the
loci that the boy had dispoaed at ten.
He was very much surprised that the
apples should have given him a pain as
he said that the seeds were black.
4min the history of South Nor-
walh has any one article gained such
great popularity among all classes as p...
Brussels soap.
(From the Earford context).
THE NEW TAX LAW.
Will It Alter All Benefit long-gem]!
Ia Denied.
In reviewing the probable rilects ol
the new tax law the Conrant. following
the general acceptance of the ways 0!
taxation, has assumed that hereafter a
man whose house is mortgaged can pay
the two mills registratiou- tax on his
note and then swear oil the amount of
the note from the valuation of his real
estate, and so pay two mills instead of
twoccntetax. It is thegeneral belief
in thisstate andthepracticehasfollowed it
the belief, ihatanyresl estate holder
who has not mounted to do otherwhe
can swear oil his mortgage obligations
and leave the note holder to pay, and
that thcburdenis onthc holderof the
note.
A prominent attorney of this city was
consulted yesterday as to his interpreta-
tion of the new situatiom He took the
opposite position to what has been stat-
ed. Besaldthsre didnotappear any-
where in the Connecticut statutes any
direct regahtlcn requiring thedadaction
ola mortgage note to be made from the
borrower’s list. The nearest approach to
it is in the following:
Sec. 8854. If any resident III any town
shall be indebted toanother resident in
the creditor,“ resident in the same town,
Seem TheAssessorr. who-s1
omit aayaesl estate,or
tbefollowinslgznwigddlg: " ,.
who were nearest and dearest tohim,
therelorsbslt
arse sass m Misc.
.3 s
tsrday afternoon and the was tram
'ihs‘ vidtsvs The Y are '-
htitme‘ it was that leatgm tint"
them.
.‘ellerwalhafallsdlo morals the
diet bet lookl
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it
till
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5%;
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held andthlalsisidtl ”madness,
pattingostamaaeomlsgtromlist.
'l'hsvlsltorsmadeoasrsnlolhsllfth
iaaisgsudihatshoaldhavs been their
limltboth thesevsath innings ball
I
Tthovks are composedof old time
players and know every point of the
game. They are heavy man, but their
avntrdupois does not prevent them from
being alive toevery situation. Ward.
formerly of the New York-v, played on
msoad base. lie booted ”dbl! several
times, which was an interesting feature
of the game.
Larry ()‘Day umpiml, and his decis-
were lairly rendered.
The same clubs will play this after-
noon, when it is expected that Plano
will be in the box for the Nurtvalks.
Following is the score:
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INJUIED Ill A ll‘NA‘l'lC.
A "at Iran to thallahdacl'a Patio-ton
the “all of Ira. Inrphy.
lira. Patrick lurphy of Iiddletown.
stber home snfleeing from injuries
received at the hands of once! the pa-
tiems at theasylmn tor the insane, whilo~
in the dischageof herduties as launp
dressmereon Saturday alternoon. She
hasheentberesomnchlhst hertaceand
figure had become quite familiar to the
patients with whomshe camemore or
lms in contact, and from repeated visits
shelled come torrgard injury at their
handsssimprobable. Bhewsspursnlng
her ordinary vocation at the institution
on Saturday. wheuoneof the patients
suddenlygraspda flat iron thatwss
beingheated onthestovsand dealther
a severe blow with it. The blow render-
ed her unconscious, and after receiving
attention atthe handset Dr. Olmslead
she wasrcmoved to her home. where she
has remained 'in a critical ccadiilon
since. During the night otsuoday it
wasgthoughtms would not reeovsrantl
thebcstmediealskillfoond itdillioultto
retain llfsluthe enfesblsd frame. She
hstlll in acrltical coudhlon. No cause
other than the impulssol adiaorderedi‘
Alum ; , 7‘ . a , ll» 1.”th ‘
l .1” ”yd Jul] 8.
1w. Litmuished‘fromeflceofd.
Wanner. Bohcitorof Patent; Bridge-
moo-a:
andeacbsection iatpliss that thededuc flymlcniverficldlhghadorcrsdle; (loo.
lion shall only I» moo when theP.reuner,nuutoosou
amount is added to the creditor’s list.
flow under the new law tits
, shed delivery
appliance for printing more; Albert
'rltf y,»
twirl 4E...
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sees-arr “some .
hasbssaastlded
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nae-ems arm
at thsmmtlagc‘hadhsmac-
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fromthsPomth heldasdthst wersohosssl
hslhsdby
A m l'raddsnt,.lamss .Ools, Dsabury.
tho willsasm-
”lbs several applicants iorsppohh
mum”! gm,
letter stones tonne streams all... 1m,
I.O..Ohapiavliis00aa.
MW-.-
lat a W All-Wt.
AtaaayMldestoceurrsd slew days
ago is as tip-town tamlly, says the
Bridgeporthtenhlll. The lamlly clergy-
man. was paying a social visit loths
hsasehcl. .aall s'lillln Micheal hrs
years was binashtsat sale the custom. ’
During his portion of the Winnie
he showed the clergyman how nicely
he could turn a haudspring. [is
then asked the minister it he could
do that. The minister said he gnsmsd
he couldn't now, but he could
when hewasalittle boy. “Then you
ain't as stnart as my nmther,” returned
young America, "tor she can do it just
sswellss loan." The rest of thecon—
versation has not been made public. but
it was interesting beyond a doubt.
mirrors. be???»
The (kmgregatiooal Church in Strat-
ford will celebrate the 850th anniversary
cl its organization Thursday. What
5. The programme will include acom- ll Minna wAl'rau 1'0 won 01!
munionservice, historical putters, saluta- mu“' m- M"! “m“ 1’“ .
tioru to,and responses by delegates from
the various oflspring of the church,from
each of which a large representation is
looked tor. and other interesting ex-
A [artful lm‘n‘aeam or the North Caro-
lina ’l'aachcrs' amoehtion have chartered
the shanIhip Btuiaoll‘cvadnloratripto
E The steamer saih on fiaturday
The party will vidt Bhgow, Belfast, Edin-
burgh and Path. and return Aug. 20
FREDDY’G TIME TABLE.
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P. Bchooomskeeandlt. le-
llabb, Dsnbury; Oscar flounder-,Bonih
orwslk.
J. I. Golgi}. A. Blood, 3. Schools-b,
malt. lullahhwsrssppointad
to d w we
minute fivmmrllusii chm
Thscerds and checks willbs issued as
soonaspraotleable.
Thsnext meeting will be held July 81,
athonih Not-walk. -DanburyPress
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should takeavoteontheenbjectof
to l in favor of Brussels soap.
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WAITI.
A] IXPIIITIICEDCOOI. All) on wno
thlsoflcs la wilhng todo gen-m hoamwerk. i! “ll
(um. '03 ulllllhl. nouns
Y wanted for small funny. Ap
JamcsLIont, Metres,
(in ”A
fi‘ptnmber‘saadsteam huers' tools: aleos
bhckemxthbellowmm 'l‘hcabove willbe
mum Glover. Ito. to
Riverst. jvld Idtf
IXBOU'I'ml 0t scitaa OUTSIDI 018m
Gorbam.“
nd. Inquire of I. B.
Jones more, lastll orwalk. iyld 1w
wo DBTRABLI BUILDING wrs Oil 31‘.
Johnavan urethra"..l‘aat k. A?
Ill! to James 1.. lloyt, lam Korwalk. 1y]! 1w
"08"?!” BOCIAWAY IN 6001) WR-
dilion. To be sold cheap ior
Aplpkly at other of llorrell d; L'llomlncllleu. 30
Mtofllle luduvomwS-aw'ltro noun
aDayhyByslenr.
lyiittlenepbewranacrom,somewhere,a
whichmid that anybodycould
mveatleadtwohoursolwmte time a day
byrmmfngonatimetabh Pruldybrongbt
thechaptcrtomeand‘edwhatit meant
Itoldhim. Iadrimdhimtoinkeouta
timetableforhitnlfandtry on it
forafewdaya Besaitihegnemedhewould.
luadayortwo besubmiited the lollowlng
tome:
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irfi 1'
MONT) lull) WWII. STOVE. CAL
pets. kc. bought and suldormldon commis-
sion, atmynewplaccof bu toms, tinderw the Sal
ration Army barracks, Booth Itorwalk. jm.6 Insi—
y m
8mm 'I'ul’ WAGON. m1 new.
suitable for botchm. hakeror milk wagon.
Apply“ at lcclms «h Sleal'a’s . ha-«
ofihlvstton Army barracks, st. lye lw
n COACH“ AID our“ GREECE!
wW‘?‘"’°“‘%’.’.’°"‘”.i.. {smil-
Am DESIRABLE BUfleDllO “mu?“ 0!!
Taylor art-me, for
Applytoc linens,“ immgloeth Norwalk.
A. I.
o 43 to Manly up
’I to 72:!)- Bath and gettin' ruddy for beeh-
in.
7m to O—Bsekfua
8 to hall—Praia.
son to 8:3)- eflard study.
SW for stud.
D—Gettherelatellcrmmthnro more fun
ln life).
Bio Tom—Study and recite.
10:3) to IO:-i.'>—-Resee (out to be longer).
10:45 to ls—study and rails
I. I.
12 to 12:15-Ooin‘ tor lunch.
12:15 to rem—hum it.
12:30 to l—slooa ct things. Pinyin‘bal
'l‘WOcltolabufl Mudflfect
Ll. Vnomtfisvunegrpgy‘to W.C. mm:
FOR SALE OR TO BE“.
Allllwm AID DESIRABLE HOUSE 01‘ mo
Suitable
”endured tor one
or two famiiiea Water in. btialre ca
Benedlcgw
ovatnmdeurcolDr 0.": on“:
Ho's—smug. Mmtpnrtot the
' . Ooiu‘te
walk hnmtitnmwith a girl}. BMW and
shatln’inwhttw'. Hyln'kits. Bothmin‘thew
dog. Peanuts. Ooin'torldewitbpa.
withm(wenldon'tknoit
y. In bod weather readin‘. Bluest!
Moi—Dinnerwatetimefermei
“ohm—W“ Don‘tteelllksit.
Talus—Powdunwithpaprrmn'realh
sunthin’alowd.
Fm ”IMHOI‘I'OBII'I'. norm
fleet. Inquire “IA.
T0 are.
PA mkn'rs, APTDOROII m, 0!
Summitstreei. ‘Waterm. lentil. jylllw
mucous up a stoma"
mummmnu now-g.’ ”Tiltin—
NUBAND'I'WO
masks-re.
“humongous no $2“ mu
T'OIIALL
quirlofc.
9:“ till massif—Grate big tirnm with
dreamhut atdlm'ean‘tstoptoenjoyth.
much. Waller wy dream can't harm on m
mmelflnrssltbgsi
Eat—Waredo was) extry'ours cum
hit—WM
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Neal-'- wW-Pflm heath noses-I Savings Bank.
W n ,. . awn: nun-momma "'"W'
‘ accumulations" Isaak.”
sun hat smut withhhm-iullo'nsws- fm‘g"
papusn‘m 7""
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llltMlnd’sl's-mls
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HUNTINGTONJJ.
Friday Evening, July 12,
hart-gleamhemDeekasdat‘ask.
luminous-swank M sad
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for n Iposlhl
leading. me
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ter‘“'
soap, we think the verdict would be 1” "
Artificial Stone Steps,
Lawn mom-s.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
£00.. aw.
llsnufaciured by 0. T. lEOtilllll,
“Wat-m
lilllllll PBIllT
FIRM! l “Ullfla. W
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TheScnShorcRasor-t
”We!
side. in lhzadty.be
their gen-“experts. whereit
done our stuns, v gtters
coaerete composed of coats. madam
sidewalklI in trout oi theirrespecttve
Tbcsldewslkstobemumwidc, andlheurballd
guttertobeaetand paved morescrihedby ea ordb
lance cutitled.‘ Anthdiasnce Relative h)
walks; sppmvedApriladJS'iT. Beltinrther
Rescue», That onthc falloreoi theowsero’ or
n-turner»oflnadsandbuildings. frontingonmldhOQ
format-s; somehow” it“ {'3' thei lithe
in on r
sea In the manner aethereiu m
oreuatdflthday “Wand lino. the Chilrmaa
ofthoContmittee on Streetsslm hidewalks ishese
authoriuti and directed to advertise in and
the
forthetnruiahisgcl the necemary
he and completing of said work, and to
awmdtnornrnishingol necemarymaterisls
execslioa at said work to the lowest rrapoualble
.in attheexpenseoftheowneaorcneraafoee-
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Good Bathing, Shade, I A '
Shore Rodd bl ;
Steam
oar-n.
Bnouen further The: theClty Clerk be and is
hereby directed to notilythc my owneretm m Sufism“.
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lotion
'I'heaboveandwfmemingisa mum's...
true ottheres Iteturnlnngsve’
motion-mu MM cough-ep'otthe " 1W“
City of thogu. writ-.18: rsmrem-gnm- seesaw-ya ,
IDIUNDIOBOWII, mmmnmgnmersvmnam
CttyClerk. mason-incl.
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A'l' CURRENT RATES.
Aetns anmsnce Co. Ilartfurd'; (warm lu-
mm.l&l; Fire Aachtiml, Philadel-
mmwg
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Bidding on the South Norwalk
Water Works Extension!
Bldswillhereceivedlnsddltlontothoasmecilsd.
i‘m mhuildlng
TWO DYKES.
South Nat-wanna.
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Gentleman’s ' List :
CHONG LUNG.
o4 washings-1 $35 "1 ..
SA]! lfa'll’NGe-M
t ,t'e‘:'.
9 Washington St.
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Proposals
Reservoir for the City of
South Norwalk, Conn.
wunmmokucau. Jessi: Team.
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Will. BJflDEB I SON,
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