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One theory about the numerous. incsuv
diaryfires in Deanery, Is that they are
tbswovkof su-epsrsuswliuwhhos to
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~Cbeich-goess should see the" Repub-
’ liters. _ g A,“
Dr.C.F.Boutwell and family have join-
ed the company of campers at Wilson's
. Knob. The doctor will commute daily
but will spend his leisure moments at
the soaside.
lusursaooCommisstooer Tyler of lieut-
ford, link that the assets of the (lessee-
tlcut lutusl Life Insurance company
are ”7.500.000 and that the lisbilirim are
362.241.”).
Edward Atlenbrandt has resigned his
position in the Boston Office of the N. Y.
& N. E. R. R. 00., and has accepted a
better one in the ofilce of the Yale&
Towns I'l'g. Co., of Stamford. _
—SJ. Norweik Republican, Saturdays.
The Norwslks were defeated at York
yesterday, the score being 9 toil. In the
A seventhiouing the home club made six
, runs, which was the deciding point in
the game. Phann pitched for the Nor-
walks.
Malagswallsdfmat thnfollowiugpostoflcm
for the weekaudiug Jslynlw. Persons call
Inforsayoftkssslsttsiaeill pisses sayibey are
adult-d.
omen—Ire. Ray Aywe.
Jobs Welles. Dooley
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Nellie Dualdsou. A.
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Iannex-lionauuu mmmitolz‘nlfigario: ~Something new, go to C. 1]. Harvey
m mufimrgg?£§“fififih§g for the Fountain Blocking Brush.
gm “I", A.Keliy.Bsifick Kcllr. lr. Symenlha James, widow of An-
’11:} .3. Johns. 53$ “wwmflea (Ilqrew James, an old-time hatter of South
Ruthie-1L 'u'lm" orwslk, died Thursday at her home on
Oscar ulnar.
HARKY‘ngIB. RX.
Nonwau Poe-owner”. Bleke,lsggie Bar
m in
Belden Hill, Wilton, in the 74th year of
her age. The funeral was held at St.
no. Lou-i .ilins canolsy. Ira. r Paul’s church this afternoon.
o.ny..t. In trick. Hendrick. Ce L N. .___.___
Jud“ ire. ml mwswéfi'm “Fritz" makes some good hits in this '
lie. George l. Poses. ‘ l’su (realism: week's Republican.
“v.1 a seal. in Stevens, lea °
Bob Riley, a character well known in
Norwalk, where he formerly resided,
came up from Rye last night looking
for light. His battered appearance at a
late hour, indicated that he got a large
quantity of it, from some source.
Iariea .
. . vantagfibmmfi'hmxfifi
' a. c. GOLDING. P. it.
I. I. Herald Weather Forecasts.
The depression yesterday near Lake
Ontario will probably move sestwardly
acro- the lower New England coasts to-
day, followed by cooler, fair weather in
this section on Sunday. There will be a
slight fall of temperature in all the At—
lantic States today and to-morrow.
Temperature was nearly stationary in the
United States yesterday. In thisdistrict
to-dsy slightly cooler, cloudy to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail till
the afternoon, preceded by rain, with
variable winds, mostly fresh southerly
to southwesterly. followed by cooler
westerly to northwesterly winds and
clearing. In the Middle States partly
cloudy to fair, cooler weather and fresh
southwesterly and uorthwesterly winds
will prevail, preceded by southerly winds
end rain near the coach; and in New
England cloudy weather, with slight
thermal changes, rain and fresh to brisk
southerly to westerly winds. high of! the
coasts, followed by clearing, cooler
weather. On Sunday in this section and
in New England fair, cooler weather and
fresh to light northwesterly to soatwest—
erly winds will probably prevail; and on
lionday fair, warmer weathor.
, —Fine California peaches at Klinefel-
ter’s market. Nothing finer in the world.
"Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was presented to
about one hundred persons under the
canvas at the corner of Water and Ray-
mond streets last evening. It rainéd so
haul that at one time some of the per-
formers carried umbrellas on the stage.
f
——Full account of the G. A. Bis new
quarters in the So. Norweik Republican.
Au apparently valuable dog, with two
stab wounds in his side, created a sensa-
tion among the residents of Beldon ave
one this morning. Ofiicer Iforehouse
killed the dog with a couple of pistol
shot. Who owned the dog or how the
wounds were inflicted could not be as—
certsined.
The New York papers say that Mena-
ger Arouson is arranging for a series of
summer night excursions from Stamford
to his delightful play house, the Casino,
Where the excursionists can select the
music to be performed at the roof gar-
den concert. The excursions may be ex-
tended to Bridgeport.
Ital-taro Almanac for Trim—now.
flightide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
6.15 12.03 4.39 7.20
THE LOCAL NEWS.
The Norwalks are expected to play at
Hallstatt today.
The lissvs Chichsetsr, of Taylor Ave..
have added much to the appearance of
their place by setting in the fence.
'lvsrymeok better.” That’s what
people say of the So.Norwalk Republican.
The Young Oaks defeated the Electric
Blues on the Amphitheatre grounds yea-
tesdayaftsrnoouhyascoroof 10to9
On Huntley evening a hearing of par-
ties Interested in the layout 0! Spring
street will he held at the Council room.
--Somethlng new. Pickled Salmon.
Try it, only the lb, at W. H. Seymour’s,
92 Washington street.
1'. L. Herritt will represent Pioneer
Book and Ladder company at the Store
Firemen's convention st Hartford in
August. Charles 1'. Peach, alternate.
‘ Welford S. Bailey will speak for the
W. C. T. U. bmonuw afternoon at 8,”
o’clock. Subject, I"l'he Height. Depth,
laugth and Breadth of the liquor Ques-
tion" Let the friends of coststltutional
prohibition rally. onaaud all.
-flavs you read what the Buns
_ ”*"fiaeadvertissslntoday'sSnrtm?
A tremendous gale of wind blew down
the freight shed of the People's Line at
Bridgeport at half-past two o’clock this
morning, while seve:al of the bands
were unloading freight. The‘shed and
its debris were blown against the Bose-
dalo, damaging it considerably. It was
enact the worst gains that Bridgeport
has experienced for years.
—Bcstou Store’s new adv. in to—day’s
issue, you should read.
The meeting in Dibblé's Hall last or-
ening was addressed by Rev. C. If. Pegg
of East Norweik. He first stated that
not having given any promise to speak
upon the subject of the amendment, he
should take snot her subject for the ev-
ening notwithstanding the announce
merit in Thursday's paper. Ills remarks
upon the relation of woman and child-
ren to the temperance work were listen-
ed to with evident pleasure and interest
by those present. Ir. Pegg brought
with him a young friend who also spoke
giving an interesting account of the
Florence Night linden of New York city-
-Ncw drinks at Hale’s fountain
tonight.
TheNorwalk UnionofthaSooistiss of
Christian Endeavor will mseton'fuesday
avsuiag,Jsly Slrd,la the Baptist church.
South Norweik. at 'lilbo'cluakdiarp,tu
listen toraports hula delegates repres-
enting the young people of Norwalk at
the recsuteightli eosaalaoavsndua of
(bristles Endeavor workers at Phllsdsl'
pills. ‘i'beyousg people andali chris-
tian workers aracardlallylavlted to he
hymcoeihinod.
more 0..., , M hflwwmtyyrartcipsrtsoesle r « _ .
marine. 0" .. "is-War . , was. mam
B. B. near New York delayed thasarly
trellis several hours this morning.
tskatlmsto trya gla-uf Hale's Soda
Water butaht.
sscsrs s 'psid Ire dapss’hsant fur the W .
.Drivlog Association. Considerable is-
ten‘ is being tsksais thesssooiatlua et
Bridgeport, and the probabilities me
that the membership will include many
from that city.
or has promised to exhibit his horse,
many entries at the fell meetinngessrv.
B. Lockwood and E. A. Woodward will
visit Dauhury next week in the interest
of the association.
can.
and fame, Brussels soap is climbing up
to the top wave of popularity. lost of
the ladies of this place will use none
other.
the following. which may throw more
light on the subject of the selection
which was rendered so badly Wednesday
one particular man. Now I'sm that man.
and I will state that the instrument was
out of order, and he knew it. It was, I
think his duty to so inform the public,
instead of making it look as though I
did not know my parts.
my parts fully as well as he does. Hop
ing you will oblige. I remain yours ree-
pectfully,
b'can.
city and borough to make August 7, the
day of butcher’s barbecue, a general hol-
idav.
committee of arrangements that the
movement is likely to succeed. Among
the attractions of the day will be a horse
race, sack race. catching a greased pig
and other athletic sports, followed by
dancing in the evening in the exhibition
hall. The ox will he roasted by an expert
of its own and isn't afraid torxproas
had occasion to witness a heavy sea yes-
was impossible for the liedea to make a
landing and the people had to walk to
Belllsland and take a boat there for
Wilson Point. Many of the ladies were
see sick. The waves rolled in on the
beach at Roma and many took advan-
tage of the surf by going in bathing.
tary and Voluntary Choice." Proverbs
Buflerence,” 1 Samuel viii, ill-20.
at 10.30 and 7.30. Subject of morning
discourse, “Will the Miracle Ever Ap-
pear Agsin?” Evening subject, “Many
Things to Say, but the Disciples not yet
able to Hear Them." Public cordially
zest Norwalh Advent christian Church,
Heart.” Sunday school at 12 in; prayer
and praise service at 7; preschipg at 7 :45;
subject, “Does God speak to man as a
person, or to the spirit or soul within
him ?
has been completely revolutionized since
the introduction of Brussels soap. Every—
body is using Brussels soap now.
Communion at 7.30 a. in. morning pray-
er, thsny and sermon at 10.30, Sunday
School at 12. Evening prayer and ser-
mon 7.30 p. in.
New Haven, on Fair (installs.
tuner and repairer of pianos and organs,
of New York, who has given such unl-
vsrssl satisfaction in oardty of late, has
decided to locate with the well-known
.5me Loss.v..s.n.a ii.
reasons armor. ,
iliss Vinnie Scuvllla~lns retort“
homefromsthraawssksvl‘t in Hart-
ford. - ' . (
Ills Clara Brooks. of Hartforllsvislt-
lug Ilse Viualoflcovlllaof this city.
lira Katy , of South Nur-
walk, who has' ‘ visiting friends‘
here. has returned hsasa.-—Aueoais
Sentinel.
In. D. S. Hullcf Academy street. ls
visiting with Ira. W. A. Williams at
Georgetown.
Representative John )1. Ferris and
Editm .lssiss Goldsu.of ’l'us Evasiso
Shannan, started this afternoon on a
tip to Richmond. Va. They went via
Old Dominion Steamship Line and ex-
pect to be gone one week.
Daniel Cavanagh, prescription clerk
at Hales drug store, takes his annual va-
cation next week.
Kisses Julia Barclay and Tillie Hobbs
of Brooklyn. N. Y. are visiting at the
residence of Chief McGowan on West
Avenue.
-—Subecribe to the Republican for your
grandmother.
saunas. til-“um
In our reference to this case in Thurs-
day‘s issue, we said that ”the wholr
trouble grew out of a misrepresentation
to the company of lfr. O‘Brien's occupa-
tion, and not because the company does
not issue policies on the lives of saloon-
keepere.” We did not mean to imply
that Br. O'Brien misrepresented his cc
cupation to the company. The misreprc
sentationa were made by the company's
own agent. Joseph Issipnik. Ifr. O‘Brien
was insured by Mr. Leipnik while stand-
ing behind his own bar, waiting on his
customers. Ifr. O'Brien noticed the
liquor provision in the application filled
out by Mr. Lolpuik. and called his atten-
tion to it. Mr. Lsipnik said “don’t mind
that; I can obtain a certificate from the
company exoneratir-g you from the li-
quor clause." Mr. O'Brien asked him
how he could obtain adoctor‘s certificate.
Mr. Leipnik answered "I am a doctor
and will pass you now;" and Ifr. O'Brien
paid the premium and received his
policy. But after a year and ten months
had passed, and Ir. Leipnik had neglect-
ed to produce the certificate which he
promised, waving the liquor clause, in
his policy, though he had frequently
promised to do so, Mr. O‘Brien informed
him that he would not pay any more pro
miums until such certificate was attach-
ed to his policy. Mr. Inipnik, finding
that he could not deceive O’Brien longer
lapsed his policy. Ilr. Loipuik knew
that the policy issued on the life of
O‘Brien was not worth a straw; yet be
obtain 826.70 in premiums from O‘Brien,
under the pretext that it was a good
policy. After Mr. O’Brien received no
lice that his policy had been lapsed, he
notified Ifr. Lelpnik toroturn the money
that he had obtained from him by fraud,
and on his refusal to do so, had him
arrested and brought before Justice
Knapp where the we was settled by
Leipnik’s paying back the money he had
received from Hr. O'Brien. The com
pany, of course, was nowise responsible
for this action on the part of their agent,
Hr. Leipnik; but the whole sfiair is now
know to the company, and it will be
interesting to note what disposition they
may make of it.
-—8top at J. B. Klinofclter's market
to-night and have a fine Georgia water-
melon seut to your home.
~~first assets 8“...“
Moses H. Glover to S. B. Wilson, land
on Platt avenue.
Hannah hf. Hoyt to N. Y., N. H. a H.
R. R. Co. land in East Norwalk, um.
Tallmadge Baker, sdialnistratorShea-
man estate, to Mrs. Ids S. Keep, home
and lot on Chapel street.
Norweik Lock Co. to N. Y., N. H. k
H. B. R. Co. 858 square feet land on line
of road $250.
Callie M. Campbell to Ifary If. Jones.
house and lot on northerly side of Wash-
ington street bridge.
Charles B. Smith to lire. Katie Smith,
lot 50xll5 on South First street.
0. F. Tollca to w. s. Bailey, lot in:
130 on Spring street.
Robert Van Baron and wife to tlsry
P. Gibbs. lot lidxllli on Arch street, bl.-
m _
John B. Howell to Charles N. Ray.
mood, land'at Five Mile River.
Charles B. Smith to Willie It. Austin
and wife. lot 50am on South First
street.
W. C. Street to B. A. Poyvix, land on
Clifl street.
B. V. Lockwood to B. C. loosen,
land at Five Nile River, will.
Emily V. S. Pardes and I. B. Pardee
--l'he busiest men in Norwalk should
filmmalraadyhasa psidto FLA.
ooowsrdusemsusoftheOsotleiasah
Bun. Nathaniel Wheel-
‘C. T. L.”.and Bridgeport will make
-—Paving the streets-See the Republi—
—~Wbile other soaps are losing some
$413.. that Selactloa.
Ed. Stunting—Will you kindly print
vening. llr.Giover says it is due to
I think I know
J03 Psuuv,
Asst. Leader American Band.
—llou—4e~w—iv~eb should read tho—practical
eceipis by "Aunt Betsey” in the Repub-
Tha Botched; Mucus.
There isa movement on foot in the
We are informed by one of the
n that line of business.
The So. Norweik Republican has ideas
hem.
A llaavy Sea.
The Bethel picnicera at Itoton Point
erday. The water was so rough that it
-—Have your son read the Republican.
Springw‘ood Union Chapel.
Subject. Sunday evening. "Involun-
v. 28. Wednesday evening. “Worldly
South Norwnlk airport:
Rev. El. A. Delano, pastor, will preach
uvited.
-—Havs your wife read thelfcpablicaii.
Preaching at 10:3); subject. “Purity of
—Tho soap trade of South Norweik
malty Church.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
Ines Ball Tia-Day.
Independents vs. lount Pissssuts, of
Crystals vs. Westpcrts, st Westport.
-lr. N. If. Blackness, thepractical
l of J. W. Studwsll, our. No. leis to Catherine E. lurphy land at East
and Iarshall era, where all orders for
Norwalk.
biomass-sound. flamed-en *WW terminatin-
tip... is soles u
been
- The
Endy'g.
It. lg. Dlshrow and family, of Ill. Veer
son, ll. Y,,,srv
with “have!
\ Dall‘l'srasr isrspurtsd toheasro
lously ill.
' The idles of St. latthew’s parish are
agitating a lawn party for the benefit of
the church.
Iliss Gertrude Dudd, of New York
city, is visiting Ilse Alice Olmstead.
bor Day.
and sank.
or m supersonic.
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[film-Brady will teach
.llsn Elli am“ for the coming year.
I use Aaala Winkler a enjoying her
vamlloa la Iaoohaaur, N. B. She has
‘ to golds the shooting of
the youngidse of district No. 6.
W. A. Sway and family are stopping
with Ell-r Bloomer, Esq.
”as Nslru are at lire. Prank
Wins.
Sellout.
Ilsa Bonirica Betta, of
Y., is the guest of E. D. Hurd.
Wallace Huntington, of Dsnbury, was
in town on Thursday.
GEORGETOWN.
James Connery is nursing a. sprained
ankle.
Lewis Beers. of Chicago.
town.
Edwin Gilbert hascommeuced to build
one of his patent cement houses on his
property north of the factory pond.
J. W. French, of South America, now
stopping at Bridgeport, made strip to
this place on his bicycle in the short the
time of two hours. ‘
Ilisa Bridget Walsh. of Norwalk, is in booth
town, the guest of her brother, John
Walsh.
Ill Sarah Ililler is entertaining a
friend from South Norwalk.
0. A. Bennett’s youngest child is dau-
gerotlely sick with the cholera infantine.
Someone says we are to have s wed-
ding in town.
Miss Benedict, of Wilton, is boarding
at hire. 1". B. Beere', Brencbville.
The Gilbert & Bennett M’f‘g. Co. are
doing more good work on the highway.
They are filling in the mud hole in front
of Samuel Candeld's place, which will
make a decided improvement and will
be appreciated by the public the coming
winter. «‘ __ _‘
—Republicsus should read the Repub-
lican.
An Act Relating to Dre
Among the public acts passed by the
general assembly of the state of Connec-
ticut at their recent session was the fol-
lowing:
Slmon 1. The approaches to all draw
bridges over which public highways
pass shall be provided by the town or
towns or owners of such bridges, with
lawful gates for the protection of travel-
ers. subject to the approval of the as»
lectrueu of the town or towns in which
said bridge or bridges may be located.
BIC. 2. It shall be the duty of all
bridge tenders to close such gates before
the draw in opened.
Ste. 3. Any bridue tender who shall
violate the provisions of the preceeding
section shall be fined not more than 850
The above not was appro
20.1889, and becomes a law August 1.
Bus there been any provision made for
gates at the drawbridge yet?
——Does your uncle read the Republican!
Labor Day.
The different trade unions in Danbury
have each appointed representatives to
act as a committee to look up and make
arrangements for the observance of Le.
It is understood that elabo-
rate preparationa are being made for the
observance of the day in the city, and
the chances are that none need go out of °
town. but inducements will be offered mined
for outsiders logo to Danbury for s holo
day's enjoyment.
Drowned While Bathing.
.v A drowning accident occurred Thurs-
day afternoon in the chuoniiock river
in the vicinity of the gas house, a favor-
ite spot with the boys for bathing and
Frank Emile Krause, the seventeen-year
old son of Frank H. Krauso of No. 858
Main street, was the victim.
Krauau and a companion of his own
named Frank Smith, were alone In the
water, all the other boys having left the
place. Krause went beyond his depth
The Smith boy was greatly
scared, and alter witnessing bis compan-
iou's sad fats went home without giving
an alarm.
ally discovered by Councilman Dooley
and a party who while passing the place
in a host noticed the boy’s clothing on
the bauk,snd seeing on one to whom
the wearing apparel could belong,m
posted what had happened.
ing a few minutes they found the body
and placed it on the bank.
ssquentty taken to the morgue and after
identification by the parents was con-
veysd to their hom—BrldgcportParmsr.
Onaoftholargsstoaatingssvermaau-
facturedin Bridgeport was turned out
hythaDsOxldiasdlstalworks.
niaafsatlahalghtwaadsixfeatledhm-
arr. Wbsuthsmsrlsghad ousledlr.
Isl-Sailthfolsils‘w
V3 nio-
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The drowning
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t.
Mann, JULY 20. 1889.
‘2'”
the Bal-
the slim”
Brooklyn, N.
is visiting in
whrldgea.
red of March
Young
was accident
After search-
It was sub-
ftwm
idiom
Vsryl‘ew
Re
ciiutain any stark or
or
urethsmluthasnvelopes, y
for theuseof electors. The interior of
momaorboothashallhaaccnrefrumcutaldcobnr
vatlon,andssldroomsorhoothashsllbelocatedlu
«connected with themoaiwhere the haliotrhox
shall be atationed,andtheuulnbwcfroomsor
bootbstobsprcvldsdbytheseiectsieaufsscblawh
foreschlwaemesonthe
M; and before entering
where the hallotl'box is
such envelope. more
olllre shall be found in any envelope. and such bel-
iota shall be for the same
counted. And if such
pueonslor themeodlca. neitheror such ballots
.5." be counted. if an envelope or ballot shall
also that thcsamo run
run lav BALM pair—f
a am Well waste a careful sleds.
people is Norweik have read
thesacrat ballotlsw thatwespssasd by
the lastlsgislsture. By "queue! a large
number of The Burnett’s readers. we
publish it in lull to-day.
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mm“, m ‘32.”..3 Wlfl'a “Infinite. lleshcroft. I never do talk
paymentof thaoun Ihwsufuud heehell farshh lllop.
mm“... m. “ ""1: we: 0...}... i... a... W .7...
lion thapvuvlelm'bolulsact...’ M ,.-’ ' '
ionorvotss £37.33:th lulfi'u‘difi to Saybrook the day after he worked the AWNG WAT-ll lit W. A. 'I
h“ azuehtomit with will?” ”31;" “’0'!“ Essex bank. and their purchased a ticket u...:‘“"’,,,,‘ “at“; In"! “man" an”:
their hailofsandplacnlhelliucnvelopss. #3..“ for Bridgeport. Sheriff Hutchinson, in Bicycles mild III new little falsified.“-
M'h" be hmmw‘" room 0" company with Omcer Finn, made a tour. mom mud“ mu”
,8
la was allot “h-
(l’raw ihs Terra Seats Ml
“What is your occupation. It. ‘Wag—
ner?" asked the landlady of the new
boarder. .
"I am the funny man on the Sunday
Bugle.” was his reply.
"it would be just as wall. I suppose,”
mid the good women. “to show you our
laoriol l. Allhllohlfll WW.
mm “a.“ u I roles beforsyuueugage board with us
aedat all ’ mason h snails; permanently." And shelleodsd him a
wars :Iwalre .W 90% canton which were printed the follow»
late fish of dia- w and log:
thinks-hummus! amoe- mm
mnmm. hamwtksol . ' ,. . ’
“WE “when: the 1. When spring chicken is brought to ,
“a. u... hmwmgg thetsble,norefsrenoatocersprlugs.tho '"" 1T0 _
9mW$ERW$¢wT spring Noah want onsn sscurslou.etc.. ' ' '
«use: he ml straight seu' " a. focal-“sf Will be mlM- Anon-race or mail“
“W“ lair.“ gala-IR 2. Any boarder who indulges in wild _ Mam ., ». I
has, hpfmaan‘alsctlu Wu ' hilarity on findings been in his soup
“m e > .
will be instantly expelled. FUWMW‘%W
3.~ Reusarks upon the cuespneae of cor— g . . 9
sostvs sshhmste asstprubihtvrd. «pom “rd .
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The young man scanned the "rain" '1
and cheerfully remarked. “Obi that‘s all
Fir?
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if
looking for a Swindlsr.
Sheriff Hutchinson, the new Internal
. Revenue Collector. and the cashier of the
Essex Savings Bank, were in Bridgeport
Thursday afternoon seeking W. T.
Payne, a young men who passed a
forged check for 8130 on the bank.
Payne dresses fisshily, and although
twenty-five years of age, has a beardless
face, which helps to give him a boyish
appearance. lie is about six feet tall
and quite slender, weighing about 140
pounds. He has been working the small
towns throughout the Suite with his
forged check schome,and seems to been
expert in that line. Payne was traced
T“ o Oysters. (t “
issuer . ‘ ’
no“ t...‘ “Puma
Incline Slop.
teed. Call and girl Inc a trial.
of some of the resorts of Bridgeport, but .
list: 9. Bath elector may place in the envelope re-
ceived hint oneballot for
,oal
behall
identiaed insuch manner as to indicate who
havereatthemltshalleothe consuming...“
bek by thamodsnlurand tothe town “'Mnmnom. Alanllmlllmdl all kinds in 0n.”‘. .3. 'm up, MID as time
clerk ode-led at ”a a“ from "13 W10“ INCH best companies. tantamount-.01; with allwtraleece It. Alhfi'visloa.
INC __ .
Sac. to. The of cult m uh" 0 me Vices AND as assonriass'r or mm" W: 3:1": "m ‘ Po,
Bile-M "° ”'“W author‘s andstcam fillcle' tools; also a or tech" ~“1'W' Worm at ,
hour- the pod- the“ In W” M hm sud inch blacksmith bellows. The hm will be “ch "r-
! “mo-Burmelecmat atll’giemshsll '0'" 0' sold chap. Apply to Irv. Edward Emails. 29 'ifgtg‘l’lovwllkuugoltotoul’oln! [all sland‘l‘l‘
set one par- ' M ‘ .. '
m. mmibossnsroumorhoothtam mm." " ' . r ‘ 1,. ‘
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«bootl-
“ammonium!
data orsnyodlceto
modamessietasyslector in
the
plan I
umfisfimwhfllfl .
n as or renew-seen ”‘
tisl
any elector.
here the box is . at T. I. 7.
:adertha ”Worm «up: r... m. _ Pl!“ "3 no} ‘0 be (WM 50 W0!“- Iowerend of Wain St. to. nor-sis. _mlt lvr
msofdsposlting thcauvelops whic contains his bly made his stay here very brief. r
mmgawm “WW“: Search was also made in New Haven u."m" "III M
ed there shall not be more than 335%.... for Without soonest—Farmer. Cnfil‘iflmm“ -
{:3 PM“: mhfl’dmm" flthehhtlfig- -"'-*"—“—-‘—“—— and reliable Flower Outlaws. ‘ _ r»
H plat:d shall haparlltted toenter the muse, ax “The frame "f 8"”9‘49 "0".” does “0‘ m c Ammb’fi “Hunt.“ ,_
cept for the purpose of depoflullx a ballot. lto per- consist of mere suds. ' ‘2
sonsbaligiveororlertoeu elecfol’lnlnymomog 3cm“: doubts-Ha
mmeWW" ~ w m serum-m... 'r: ‘9
. mats
arc. s. Yoiescsst for Presidential Siesta: am, A ' I me. It h for ‘ J 'i
ernor. Lkutsusnt-Gov‘miordlecre Treason, Sold hysll The pubs g 3
Sum lint, New” vs “mfg. Scruff", ‘3“ BOARDIBB—AYIW TLBLI BOARD-v siialleur the n d 3‘. luh it. ’ 5
vm' for I umuwuuxmi?‘ ”'“hmw'mmmm “fine i"; If m' i
Votescsst for city oflwrs shall beouone hallo: Appgmlnmw. ll. hm" 7“ South Islam, Sou Novwalkflhk ‘ i. dunno ' 'J
tjoteacsstformwnoflcarsshsllbsoncnsbaliot. Sou Norw ' ”m . '
‘25? “W“‘Mwom'gd' ”Wrfigm strna'rios 11‘vah um sagas? iBYthAe __ ‘ .1}... . as
at the‘eutrsnce into the curb-lire prescri by up - ”“5 man ' " ex ”we 1: .
.. I I nsof m four “dwarf.“ “:0: mufi'ugcfé‘mcu. Address . 0. 3?;8P .4
thumb-me politiml . w mu Hispanics by sl’l’UA‘l'lON. a rouse ass unsure a I
m, n he the duty or those ln * Under- Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
filtration gs, caschmeodor gardener.
m m “m" "" Plate Glass. sad Steal Boiler
INSURANGB AGENTS
Isomn- No‘oflfitod.
OFFICE—6 841 Wa‘im Sh, SI!- m
Ruin. Built. ail n11 Illlll ! ,
artisans ‘lEllEIfil :3 3C;
BNTLKIIN BOARDm.—TSBII OB
su- four gallium can be accommodated with
goodroomsaodbosrd at our. lain and lsrrhall
meets, South Norweik. it? tf
run sans: on w.
lle AND DISIBABLE BOUSE 0N HAD.
A ow at . sear Woodward ave. Suitable for one
a two families Water in. Inquire a premises
or at neidenro of Dr. G, W. Benedict, West ave.
non held uni-ribs prod-inlaid tho-ct. tires as ___ w l!“ N Capt. ll Bowie-u.
many oilici-l “I i“ in “PM" on the ‘AC’l‘OltY run season routs? consult DAILY m TABLE-
inry list to he used at such election. Attire . _‘ ,
25.5.0...” men electionlt mu he lhcduty of £00,133,“ mm“ “W"- ‘r‘l‘m “' '1 ‘- leave South maroon angry.” p. n.
tbssnvelope hustlers to return lathe town . 3"°P-‘- “, ‘ ““x J A
clerk alloslclsl cnvclop- remaining is their ravenous toned—an act. m for
“mammal! inu aivslopes whichnsy ve POB. SALE Wilson Point. 9.15 a. as. for Sun . tub
bemrelnruedtoihem. , wllhaatafelcntof W V_# ' am. 235.415. 550 p.ru.lur Wilson Net and
the number of envelope received than. the been run h‘Rcrwalk.
her issued and the number iota
leeveWilson Point—8.10 a. m.ftw Boll Island. ‘
8w,loaam,f.lo.li.m.o.ulp.m.furilsll Island
sndiloton Point.
lassveltotoaPoiut “Kahlua ,V m .l
for Bell island, Wilson Mar, and b 3 i
Ml). 5.40 p. In. for Wilson ram . ‘
for Bell Island, Wilson Point and ,
us
.4"
When necessary le make an ex ' [5‘ to Bath
Norwalk later.
SUNDAY ‘l'lll TAIIJ.
Leave Belllslsnd—Ilis. :- for scanners-is.
leave Sou-h Nist k—lnfl a in ‘
listed
“0.510 p. in, for Bell 1mm and fill I“
Leave Roiou Point-ll snow I aloud.“
“map. as. (last trip) furrouth Nor'lvalk.
milk cow. Apply to John ll Knabp, 88 West
in um
S'l'siitss "Peanuts." asorlr a ran
m”e‘....‘”°"...."°“‘u".."i' “"“i'i‘i iii“.
to u . u ecu pu mug
, and in first—class condition. Will be sold
cheep. Apply at this union. yyls if
Rial. ESTATE Poll SALE-l! YOU WANT A
house,or lot,ora farm cheap, for the next
three months,csil at lorreildsh'llominedlcu’s oillce.
No. 95 Washington at , as they have just opened up
some of the finest lots in town and a number of
them are water Iron-e. Also a line summer reel.
deuce, house, barn, carriage hon-1e. acre of land, all
A GOOD WORK BORSB, AND A 0001) NW
electors, 8t.
one shall be
for different
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PlaiSied’s I cholera ll
ONLY 950.
A Valuable Remedy for Dysentery, Disrrhms, Cholera was. '
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Pleistod’s Beef} Iron and" W
Pll'l‘ BOTTLES. Tho
Plaistod’s Olali
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