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I. 1.!!st Weather Forecasts.
A depression new central in Southern
lichigan will probably more eastward—
ly. followed by rain and thunderstorms
north of the Ohio“ Temperature was
needy stationary in the United States
yemerdsy. In this district today fair
weather will probably prevail, with
flight thermal changes and light var-
iable winds, mostly southerly. followed
by higher temperature, increasing sultrlo
nemnndbycloudinessnt night. In the
Biddle Ssstm and New England fair,
warmer and more sultry weather will
prevall, with light, variable winds, tumb-
Iy southerly, followed by cloudiness in
this section and by rain in Western
Pennsylvania and near the lakes. On
Sunday in this section and in New Eug-
laad partly cloudy to fair, more sultry
weather will probably prevail with
slight thermal changes, followed by rain
oortbof Virginia; and on Monday fair
to partly cloudy weather, with no de-
‘ cided tbermslchange.
Ilium Almanac for fir-lunar.
Biahtide “'50 tide Sun rism Sun sets
12.00 4.82 7.25
LIST 0' LETTERS
mam-mindfuat thsfollowlngpsstrofices
In the weekmding Julyllm. Persons call-
hfwalydllssuletlcrswill pleasessythcyaru
adverb-ed.
lssrhwaanl'ononioa —W. I. Andrews,
c.P._Beers,lianttleBeerr.Geo.
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Wild. Sullivan, Irv rind B. Saunders.
Ira. anyhlanmlnfllarihylor.l.warreu.
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BARRY IUDIII. P. I.
lonwnn Mormon—1W. Andrewsfll
Illa naartv.lrr. Judson Clarita
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
German services will be held at the lat
I. E. church to-morrow at 3 p. In.
Independents vs. Sylvnus, of Harlem.
this afternoon. Game called at 4.00
o'clock.
The Gorhnms and Norwelks are to play
ball on the Baxter grounds this after-
noon. Game called at 4 o’clock.
, -—A useful and convenient private let-
terhoxforyourhousecenbeseenatths
pod once, price 81.50. Orderscanbe
left with the postmaster, South Norwalk,
Conn.
George H. Byington has been appoint-
ed postmaster at South Wilton and C. 1'
father at West Norwaik
John Camidy who was injured by the
‘ premature'exploeion of a cannon, July
4th, is able to be out of doors.
i
Nothing preventing the annual picnic
of St. Joseph's Benevolent Society will
take place on the Amphitheatre grounds
this afternoon.
John Gnflney died yesterday afternoon
at his home on Franklin avenue. aged
“years. The funeral will take place at
Sulary's church at 0 o‘clock Monday
morning.
440cc our: help being surprised at the
qnniiiyofshoesoow beingsold for“. u
the. n. Hoyt& Sou. Indies’
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M torsmuve a obs gs
fie-amnion yesterday moraine. Cy-
J‘L‘ “Muffin-ford, MM “mm
, nsnatrhsharraiinthalsrrnmpissna
disdinafewhours.
.. . Thsfwlcsslnfrbntoftbsresidencesof
IsnOols,W.A.AmblerandW.flolm-
stead ouUeioupark,havebeeu remor-
' ed. Otherrtnidmilslathntvicinityarr
toldbwmitubmld.
' ~Auotbsrcnrloadof horses will ar-
\rivsetBrooksidthocszimuextThss-
day. Aloe lot audior all purpcsrs.
Wtbaynntllyou have looked them
over. Ysusan'tselpheiagsuitsd.
lhsltetsoonvealiouofthaYonng
the cltmeetito
mummy sg
ceive it as usual.
timing. batsman labjasthuadaylvsning.‘ mono...
mm as an mutually Is headway.” mill.
. pummthseuadldnnof W
Merge W schooner
JohsEIarris'wharf In”
The “0".th will play the Cohan
0”" '2‘ w“ l’arms, to-alorruw.
The mhoonm “Whale Piston” ar-
rived at John B. Pmls’ dock this more-
llls with e lord of are Morten.
Bullion the catcher for the Yorke. was
smiled lsstslglrt for breach of peace.
lie was lined “Mend costs by Judas
Elna» this morning.
A special mastiog ofthslorwalhliass
Bell AsstIciatlou was held at the City
city.
Hotel last evening. llo business of im- ltnuy more undoubtedly would have
portencursa usuaastsd. gonehndthers bssnmorsm
~l'nrsholnslvnderadlmd. molest
ml. Bayea’ inlet.
The electric light wires are shont up
nod the globes have arrived. It will
now be only a short time before the city
will be lighted by electricity.
Attention is called in Plainted‘s adver-
tisement today to the pure soda water,
mineral waters and confectionery that
are to be found in that store.
The lawn party given by the ladies of
West Norwalk atthe residence of Its.
John Weed proved quite a saccem in
spite of the threatened rain, netting
quite a sum for the chapel.
The Ifsrrlll Business College, (formerly
Phonograpbic Academy) was the scene
of a pleasant excitement Holiday after-
noon. when Ira. lferrill, in a few well-
chosen words presented hrs of her
pupils with the diplomas which certified
their having completed the course of
phonography and typewriting. One of
the graduates in the name of the clam.
gracefully responded thanking the prin-
cipsl, not only for assisting to acquire
this useful art. but for the many happy
days spent with her. After this the
class presented In. lferrill with a bean-
tiful copy of the “Sistine ladonusfl
handsomely framed. and this closed the
first commencement of this justly pop-
ular school. —Stamford Advocate.
'1‘. Our Local labscrlbers.
Since the free delivery system' went
into operation in this city, quite a num-
ber of those who previously had boxes in
the post adios and got their Erasure
SIN'I'IKII. through them, have experienc-
ed some trouble in getting their papers.
The postal regulations do not allow of
the free delivery of a local daily paper,
which in a disappointment tosome. The
paper, however, is delivered from the
onlcc as before. free of charge, and if
subscribers will mention Tm: Sunni.
when they call for their mail they will re-
So, if you have given up your post
omce box and get your Smmm through
the post office, he sure and call for Trix
Smrsu. and we think you will have no
further trouble about getting it.
lessor-Isl Services.
A joint memorial service in memory
of lfrs. A. E. Wilcox, who was buried
at Random yesterday, will be held at
theY. I. C. A. rooms tomorrow at 4 p.
m., under the a of the Y. 1!. C.
Amociation and the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Hr. Wilcox will return to resume his
work in connection with the Association
about the middle of next week. The
Amocintlon was represented at the fun-
eral by the president and secretary, and
the Auxiliary by lire. J. L. Ambler and
Kiss Georgie Taylor.
A Plaannfl Gathering of Young People-
Iloward Earle entertained a small
party of friends last evening at the pleas-
ant home of his parents on Fast avenue.
The early part of the evening was given
to games on the spacious lawn beneath
the brilliant glare of the electric light,
located near by. Later the guests were
invited into the house. where refrmh-
ments were served. It was one of the
pleaseuteat gatherings of young people
that has taken place in the borough for
some time.
Email by the ears.
The accommodation train due at
South Norwnlk at 8:49 p. m., killed a
man just below Stamford last night.
He was apparently a laborer retnring
from his work, but there was nothing on
bk person by whichvhncould be identi-
fied. Ills skull was badly crushed.
in nrmeIua amorti—
'l'hsgold watch presented ex-United
StetesTreawirsr Hyatt on Ionday by
thsemployesoftbetraesnry department
isoiiexhlbitloninoueofthsahow win.
dowsofSpenccr's jewelry store in the
borough.
-—‘If the ladies of South Norwalk
shouldtsksavotoonthesubjectof
anep,wethiulthsvsrdictwouidbe 100
totinfavoromemelssoap.
mammals-need.
lrnl'rsucesBruekeanrtwo daugh~
mandlimkatulnmb.“ Brooklyn
werathrownfrom a carriage near the
corsmofWestaveausaud Arch street
yesterday afternoon. Ira. Brocken’s
lsftarmwssdiiocatsd, but the others
ssespsduninjursd.
min-“mm
llhv.B.A.Delsno,passor,prsachrslo-
mmulugand evening. Mic
cordhliyirivlted. Baptismafter morn-
lugssrvics.
lssniag,"fhs?reyarsnd
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INHIBIT manor
arias-stadium Isisysa sr
° alnrgsl'nrsy.
Thsmoonllghtsacuvslosthetheshsso
advertissdisilisllvsiuito Sunset. for
severaldeya was Ismsly attended last
ermine. ltwasssdsr the suspic- of
Glover'sAmsrlesnBsndnndwas a big
mlnsvery particular. The steam-
erflrdesleftthsstsauiboatdookst 800
o'cloekaudalsrnsorowdwesoo board.
The moon was shining brlglttlyaed
tbsrswssslergsntimbar on the draw-
hridgrioaasthseaourslonistslsavs this
Asthshoet gfldsd down the harbor
thalssdplnyedendsvsryhodronhosrd
rooudings could make them.
A stop was made at Bella Island where
several passage" were taken aboard.
The first Intention was to go to Hunt
iogfou L. l., but as the harbor ls dith-
oult toenter, the excursionlsts went to
Northport. They arrived at 10.00 where
one hour was spent. At 1.00 the party
returned to this city.
The call was delightful and was enjoy-
ed by those who went to get the benefit
of the cool breeze and witness the grand
sight of a moonlight night on the water.
Financially the excursion was a big
success and it certainly was one in every
other respect.
PERSONAL lBSTIO‘.
Iii-s Ross A. Olmstead. of llutt are,
is summering at RIdgeIleld.
Hon. James W. Hyatt and his hand.
somegold watch, presented to him by
the employee of the treasury depart-
ment, returned to Norwalk last night.
C. F. Davis, after a delightful visit of
ten days with his brother-In-lew, W. R.
Herman and family, left for his home in
Cincinnati, Ohio, this afternoon.
Miss Anna Day and lfiss Kate Baleer
are sojourning in the Catskills.
Charla E. Iiiller, of the borough. will
enter Williams College this fall.
Carl Bullock, of Williams College, is
in town, a guest of Charles E. Miller, of
High street, borough.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hubbell, of the
borough, are in the Catskills.
Miss Irene D. Connor of Brooklyn,
will sing In the Episcopal Church choir
tomorrow.
The “trees Seymour have returned
lronrtlieir visit to Long Branch.
bliss Margaret Smith of Providence,
B. I., is visiting with Ilr. and Mrs. John
B. Beck.
Mr. and Mn. Al. xauder Crimstock
thr returned from II 'Inll in New Jer-
sey.
Henry Baldwin will spend Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Harry Palmer of New York is visiting
Steve Scofield of this city.
Mrs. R L. Baker and son Charles start
for Sachem Head on londay, where
they will remain during the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Brown of the borough
has returned from a visit at her old
home in Stretford.
Mr. and Airs. T. 3. Morrison, Ifr. and
Mrs. C. B. Coolidge, Br. and lire. John
A. Camp, Br. and Ira. Cito Batch,
lies Edith Ambler. Ilsa Emma Lyrics,
James K. Crofnt, George L. Lockwood
and Samutl Lynes will spend Sunday at
Lake Wncnbuc.
W. H. Parmelee, salesman at Bryant.
Beme & Co'.s. accompanied by his wife,
will spend a two week‘s vacation at
Mr. and hire. B. S. Blascer contemplate
spending a few day; at Asbnry Park
next week.
A Good Ill-t.
The snail iscouceied to be slow, but
even he been Home of Elia Own. [low
much “slower" than isthe man who toils
every day, year after year, and like a
good fellow, gives up half of the hard-
enrned dollars toe grnepiog landlord-
when it is in his ptwer, by joining a
Building and Loan Association. to own
his home. Ian, like the snail, was in~
tended to be the individual owner of
his earthly liabildllori;biit. by n wisedis-
p‘eusslion, he “endowed with quali-
i'ie'd,’ which,"if ‘flhtlnto ordinary use,
would enable him supercm'vc’how to
best employ his ‘shilitis’s. so that even-
tually he might become the pomesao: of
a home honestly and fairly eamed;while
andhis house simultaneously. Moral:
Don’t be "slow."
Realms-lea.
W.C.Sarnmisaad wife to Joseph L.
Jennings. land on West street, near
‘l‘nyloravenne.
Joseph R. Raymond to John W.
Coleman, lot 83:85 9. southerly side
WeststreetJlWl. ‘
LsBoyAdsmgatal. lo Brninsrd W.
Inphalandoulinsll.Y.,N.
RMIMWII Boyrtu
1.1!. Elli. BB. company,
leudlllnflouliuaofsald
i
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the seashore the latter part of this Diana.
mmwmmosua
Dela. Iasvyllstlag.
Yesterday sflsrooouwss onset the
many times that the licrwslks could
dndthsbellenddldsotothstuueomd
aefshiis. Thedsleetcfthsday before
infused plenty of life into the playing
andtheYorkslindsgoodsssteof Yen-
ksshasshellpleyiiig. Thedaywsspsr-
frolsndslargsunmhsrwsrsprvssoltn
sad'ltnssswhetwaabsllsvsd would be a
olmsooutnt. Tbsrssult proradctbst»
wiss,es the advautsgswnsonthallor-
walkseldefromstarttollnlsh.
Gockmsewaa distetthobstsnd was
allowed to “walk”to IIrsthase on four
bells. Bewassooommodsssdbyshigh
« ballwblch wasthrowntodrst and
in maumcredsround. third. The
hitting then cost In earnest.
Gilbert hard out a hit which sent flock
man home, Ilindwick followed with an
old timerandGilbertorosswi the home
plate triumphantly. Bogsrs then picked
out just ths'right spot in left field and
Chadwick scored. As usual Bidley tried
to make a long hit but was put out go
log to firsthase. Sullivan made a li: .le
bit to the third baseman who kindly
fumbled it and he reached first safely.
Rogers assisted him in getting there by
making the pitcher keep a sharp lookout
after him. Henley then lined out a two
bugger which brought home Rogers and
Sullivan. When he reached second base
umpire O'Dsy made a close decision to
which second baseman Ward took ex-
ception. He talked back to the umpire
and was lined '15.“). James hit safely
for first base but Henley was put out
going to second. Plano followed with
a hit. The side was retired with five
runs to their credit by James being put
out while going to third base.
In the second inning Gilbert was
given base on balls but was put out slid-
ing to second.Chadwick then sent a liner
to left field and by making a pretty'slide
reached second base. Rogers hit a high
fly to centre field which was mulled and
Chadwick scored. .
Three more runs were credited to the
Norwalks in the fourth inning. They
were made by Rogers, Ridley and Sulli—
van with the assistance of Bealey's hat
ting.
The Yorke made their first run in‘ the
fourth inning. Ward hit safely for first
base and made a wonderful slide to
second base. Rollins was put out. Shel»
Iline made a small bit to Gilbert and
reached first by the ball being fumbled.
Ward scored one pass ball.
Nu more runs were made until the
seventh inning when James scored on
Plann'a two been hit, Plano crossed the
home plate on Gocluteo's fly which was
mulled and Gockman came home on a
little bit by Gilbert.
In the ninth inning the Norwalks ess-
ed up a little on the Yorke and allowed
them to get one run.
One of the best plays of the game was
the stop that Sullivan made near second
base. The ball was a low grounder and
Sully nipped it off the ground in fine
style.
The playing of the visitors contained
some costly errors. The secret of the re-
sult is that the Norwalk batting was
very heavy and their all around playing
was fine.
Following is the score:
lonALKI.
f Ll. in. 1.3. In. fill. a. a.
Gull-ll. c. . b 0 0 0
Ollbat. 8 b. 4 l l 0 I h l
Chadwick, b b 2 2 I l 0 l
b B 4 2 Ill 0 I
icy.l. f. 5 I 2 I I u o
Sullivan.s.s. 5 2 3 8 o ”4 ’I
II .c. 4 0 l I 7 l (.
James. r.f. l 0 i l 'l 0 0
p. 5 I ‘2 O 0 ll 0
42 12 Id 8 1'! 2] t
roan;
an a. In. as. to. a. I.
Galen. U. l! o o 0 0 o o
Duchy“: a lb. 4 o o o a t 0
wire, 4 I o I s s o
c. d 0 0 0 2 5 1
8b. 4 0 I I 4 d I
Bonuses. 2 l 0 0 0 l !
Beltane f. a o e 0 8 0 i
Brial._lb.sr.f. it 0 0 0 10 0 o
O’Ndhparl. 4 0 0 0 0 ti 0
It Tr ‘i ‘2 i7: :5 "r
Buwnlkr. ' s I o 3 o o a o 12
Take, 000100001—2
—Our grocers are having a wonderful
sale of Brussels soap.
The lei-wall Balldlag. Luna and Invest—
meat Association.
A meeting of the subscribers to the
stone or“ the Building sad Loan smell.
tine will be held at the City Council
Chamber at8 o'clock on Tueslay even-
timeiu Auguetorthelstof September.
allsu
slur-i moi-ti. “nerd
lOIWAI-I PLATO ITII “Ill. Till sosrofsross BRANCIIING
homnlhslntirsllatldiagattns
scsls. The enterprising ilrmheslesssd
thsmttre holldiugetthsoornsrof Well
and Iain streets. the first floor of which
theynowoecupy.endeforoeofcernsu«
it". painteraanddseorstors willsoon be
at work getting thedllfarsutdoors ready
not yet been made public. but it is said
everything.
lug, July 10th. All who are proposing
to join the association will do well to be
in the case of the poor, slow, snail, itis preaein and subscribe, as by so doing
supposed his limited industrial capaci- they can take part In the organization
ties was me justexcuse for creating him and election of oflcirs, which will occur
at that time. The date for receiving the
first payments in stock will balked at
this meeting. and will probably be some
Thales forcutningthsassooiation will
doubtlambsfixsdatti. thspaymentain
stock beingdllo. conch share, sothst
thesehscrldtfurtmdtnrmwouldmake
allrst payment when tlusof “,whila
bargesatmoflhlypayuisatswould
he‘ll. The Mylo-thus far run
from twotoflahnrqnnd uptothis
, 1th., SsrtfnonY, JULY13, 1889.
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career srlaln sad'all Israels.
Abomtnelirstof asptambwtbenoa-
lonBtors willch out onagigantlc
for occupancy. The purposes to which
the various apartments willbsputhas
there will be a department for almost
The greater portion of the
first floor will be given up to the ends-
pertinent in charge of WJ’. Whituq,
and some of the departments in the dry
goods line will be located on the doors
above. A' large bay window, seven feet
wide and exundlng above the third
floor, will be built on the Info street
side of the building near the corner. The
upper floors will be reached from the
ground floor through a door cut at the
foot of the flight ofgstairs in the south-
east corner of the building, and from the
outside by a door new opening into Wall
street. The front of the store will be
richly decorated in black and gold. When
all these contemplated changes and im‘
provements are completed the establish»
moot will. no doubt. be one of the most
complete of its kind in Connecticut.
-Go to Cooley’ s Ice Cream Pavilion
on the bridge. Ifead’ s Celebrated Cream.
Also bats to let.
TBB Wlllll OF THE WIIBBL.
Notes of Interest to Cyclists of This See-
tlon.
A borough by-lnw forbids sidewalk
riding. _.,_..~_
Fred B. Brady,Willinm K. Haples and
W. II. Baldwin have made application to
become members of the Lodge of Ameri-
can Wheelruen.
It is said that the edict issued by the
Trunk Line Passenger Committee that
bicycles, when accompanied by their
owners, bccerried free of charge over
all lines in the Trunk Line Association
does not, as has been supposed, apply to
the New York, Nnr linen and Hart
lord roeds. Bicyclists are still required
topsyn tariff of fifty cents on their
wheels over that road, for all distances-
W. K. Maples was overcome by the
heat while attending the. meet of Con-
necticut wheelmen In Bridgeport last
Monday, and has been under II physich
en’s care ever Bill“
S. K. Stanley, the borough news deal.
er, is on oldtimor bicycliet. and a good
our. too. Years ago. when velocipedes
were in vogue, he conducted a school in
Lockwood‘s hall, where many Norwalk
boys took their first lessons in wheel-
manship. Mr. Stanley is credited' with
introducing the Pope machine in Nor-
walk.
Tbo Norwnlk wheel club will meet
Monday evening at the office of“ Robert
Banford on Isaac‘s Place. All members
are requested be present, as matters of
importance will come up.
The Hartford Wheel Club will hold a
race meet at Charter Oak Park on Sep-
tember 4th suddth. It is the intention
of the club to make this the greatest
two.dsy bicycling tournament ever held
in this country. It is too early yet to
say whether any of Norwalk’a wheeltnen
will attend the meet.
RN’I‘RRTAINIBNTS.
Stataou'a Big Spectacular Uncle Tom's
Cabin Company, Playing Under Can-
vas. Wlll Appear in South Norwelk,
l‘rltlny. July 19. an the nor. of Water
and Raymond Streets.
Everyone well knows this is the only
way to produce this grand old Specta-
cular Drama that has been so closely in-
terwoven with the affairs of our nation.
Nothing had been left undone in produc-
ing this drama. Among the many new
features will be Col. Sewer's negro bunt.
ing, Siberian and Cuban bloodhounds;
Eve’s intelligent pony, Nellie—the pet of
all ladies and children; the sagacious
donkey, George, introduced by Marks,
sr.: Edison‘s electric parlor light, a com-
plete innovation upon the old system of
using calcium light; 8t. Olerr‘s residence
by moonlight, the most beautiful stage
picture of a Southern plantation ever he-
heid;exciteiog steamboat race and col-
lision between the steamers R. E. Lee
and Batches, the grandest and most ef-
fective stage illusion ever presented;
grand mlisticcottcn field scene, with
plantation refrains. and field hands at
work; thrilling floating ice scene, intro-
ducing the savage bloodhounds In the
realistic blood-curdllng chase after Elise
escaping across the Ohio river; Era in
the heavenly malice. Soothe wonderful
strsetperatle,justas tbebig bilb mid;
the grand five thoumnd dollar Calliope,
snow and novel Instrument never be-I
fora seen in this country; two biassm
bands. the jubileeslugerr; Eve and her
smallest pony in the world. costing over
a dollar a pound; the mvsgs blood-
houudsgllarks and his donkey. They
areallthas. Adml-lousooents. Doors
open at 'l p. m.,
m larwalk
Greetings tbngrset coavsnilon
of ehrhttsu worksrsat Philadelphia. Pal-ass
during the past wssk. Six thonsanl
Ivshmdia‘d passer. nor-lag
”ska” fromths larpist
M nun “New
lll’ TIIB IIOIIIATOIIC.
(IIOIOITOWI.
Wesley Barrett‘s fourchildrco are sick“
with the mansha. .
lire. Wm. B. Osborne of Weslport, is
in town, the guest of Ira. James Jellilf.
The sociable that was appointed on
on account of there being one held at the
Branchvills school home on Tuesday
"suing. a
Edwin Gilbert is having the house oc-
cupied by B. B. Gilbert repaired and
changed so as to eccomodate two fami-
lhs. .
--Never in the history of South Nor-
wslk has any one article gained such
great popularity among all classes as
Brussels soap.
lass Are. I. 3.. church.
0. ll. Pegg, pastor. Text for the 10ml“m
service, “Be ye strong therefore, and let
not your band be weak, for your work
shall be rewarded." Subject for the 7:1”
service by Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes, “A
loved and lovely woman; or, aqueenly
woman amongst women." The public
are cordially invited to the above ser-
vices.
First II. I. Church To-morrow.
At theFIrstllethodist Episcopal church
on Sunday morning Mr. Bedros II. Kir-
korian, a native of Armenia, in Asia,
will deliver an address upon christian
customs, manners. etc. He will wear
the native costume and will give many
interesting particulars about the land of
Abraham and his forefathers. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Crandsll J.
North, will preach unou “Who is my
neighbor?’ Sermon thirty minutes. pre-
ceded by tlfteen minute song service.
Advent Chi-itin- church, llnst lorwalk.
Preaching at 10.80. Subject—Perfec-
tion of God’s Children. Sunday School
st12 m. Prayer and praise service at
7.00 p. in. Preaching at 7.54. Subject-
Wben man dies, does the spirit of man
have consciousness separate from the
body, until the recurrection? The pub-
lic cordially invited.
utcrature’s Decline.
Great Publnher' (Iooktng' omnmnnnscripf' )
~lYourlanguageisnot nu flowing as form—
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Tubbo—I flatter myself tint bounty is.
printed on my face.
Grubbs—Well — er — yes, perhaps-with
someailowance for typogralitioal cum-s.—
Burlington Free Pres.
Lots Like Him.
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A. ow st. scar Woodward ave. Suitable for one
or two lsmllies. Water in. Inquire on
or at rtsidcore of Dr. G W. Medici. Wejfilavg.
offlslvetltl Army
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we‘d.
TO LET.
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W0 FURNISHED ROOIS To LIT AT DI
Washington street, opptrite “nihidlaallluow'
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PARTIINTS. - A FLOOR 0P4 BOOKS, 08
Summit street. Water to. Rent 38. jyld 1w
'l‘llm ROOMS AND A BASIlm. ON
Bunion street, South Norwalk. Inquireof w.
Podmore, at Salvation Army building, south Nor—
walk. jyII tf
W0 SHALL TBNIIRNTB. FOUR ARI) TWO
mourn”) anduw. “:0an En-
quire of C Swarm, Old Well Cigar alert:
WISH TO INFORI THE PUBLIC THAT I
havelakentue agency of the BousboIdSew
uglachlnesnd inconnection will do general re-
ipairing of all kinds of sewing Machines. thders
icllnt 17 North Main 18!. will receive lino grab
tentiou. t}. I. 8 IL I.
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ROM MY BARK 08 non BTltm, ON
the nightof July 5, a Bay Hare about l6
handshieh-itbaloogscar on the left hind leg.
Joseph lmligm, No. 30Watcrst.. Norwalk. jylldt
llavlland’s fruit Store.
CHOICR ousxosfiartan as. nos. on?
allklrrd of nuts. canned fir" 'UJ "knif-
Machine Shop.
AWNG LOCATED 121 W. A. woman
shop I am now fitted upnnd am orcparetlto do
all kinds of general jabbing and machine
Bicycles repaired and new parts furnished, lawn
mowers ground Sntisfactlou guaran-
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lower end of Wllfl’ at. so. Norrielk. Init lw
x Oysters. h a.
(B desiring oysters Ropes-«I free iy can
procurethcm
othf Bloc: of Raymond Bl.
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ibis hallrhentcnticnolthosewhowanth‘gn‘reapnr
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Bonemon the Benedictfarm entered at hhor
man’s price. Also all kinds of Insurances
nctknieerinm
Warrant for a Special City
loosing.
llAYoR's OFFICE.
8cm Ronwaix. Cr, July lo. 19
To lt‘dorusd A’. (W. Clerk (A:
City «y City I!
sit—Byautborityrcsted in me as mlaycrnnd
by order of the Board offxuuci h-aby
commandmtogivenothetothe
thscity.t aspecialcitvmeetin llbeheld at
Inhalation Army Banach] Metres,
midcity. colondny ere'alng.Jalylhth, last ll
o‘clock. p. m. orthe m of the
resolution aalhorixing and instructing the Commit-
tcsthtreelstopare Washington st..lalnsi.. and
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attest
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alto a cnowr, City Clerk.
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