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UMBER 500.
scum NORWALK. cons... MONDAY, JULY 29. 1889.
A rousing rehearsal of a Y. ll. 0. A.
male chorus will be held this evening
from 990 to 10.00 o'clock.
Some of the prizes to be awarded to
the winners of the athletic contests at
the iron moulder's picnic on August 0,
are on exhibition in one of the windows
of Ilale' a drug store.
SUNDAY APTBINMN IEBIING.
EVENING SENTINEL
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Iev. c. z. 'l'orroy Delivers an Interesting
Address at lusts llull.
Deaplfc the unpleasant weather, a fair-
slud audience assembled at kfualc Hall
yesterday afternoon to hear the address
of Rev. C. E. Torrey of the borough Bap
tlst church, Charles W. Nichole presided
over themssdog. Rena. A. Delano
offered prayer hit after savI-al selections
grunts as lam-ma rerltaodsiu‘l'l-s. from the Gospel Hymns were sung the
m“ m b." (that '4’ ‘9'“- m " speaker was introduced.
Er—m of m muslin l—H) Ill-u ll! lfr. Torreyls address was of unusual
Huh” interest. He commenced his remarks
mwm m by stating that he was glad that he lived
his
mom
"In vb inf a Ire In your louse _
diam hovhood unlock the box door. ll tile in the present generation and could
Mfiws’w mflworwfhmfi. spvak against such a great social evil as
”mindltumrmtuyosrulghhovhood.
l‘ .
m. tu m the lquor question
The only help we
carer mull. u. an; Wu, H, can give to the question, said the speak-
BHUll-clhfioWAN. er, is to get among the pacific and arouse
them to action. We should not stop our
aggressive work because people do not
understand us. We should keep a clear,
clean conscience and God will take care
of our good name. Some of us are ill-
:linI-d to get behind a stump instead of
coming out boldly, that the people can
know who and what we are. Satan
never slumbors or sleeps. As fast as he
gets hll hands loose he puts a padlock
on the mouths of the people
We are not working in olden times and
must not expect results of other times.
Our duty is to scatter seeds of truth and
enlighten the people. Mr. Torrey sp-
pealeil to mothers and fathers to fight.
for their sons and daughters and their
homes and added that something must
be done besides holding Sunday after-
noon meetings. We should speak to all
men about the amendment. The speak-
er could not see how a man with a spark
of love for his children, h‘s mic or his
home could do anything else than vote
for prohibition.
Ifr.Torrcy alluded to the sterling char-
acter of ' Mrs. R. B. Hayes and expressed
it that our family circle had been broken
by her death.
The speaker's remarks were applauded
and the address was voted by all as being
one of the best that had been delivered
in a long time.
Mr. Nichols stated that the speaker for
next Sunday afternoon could not yet be
announced but that it would be mad!
known in Friday’s iseur of Tm: SEN’l'l-
NEL.
Rev. 3. J. North pronounced the bone-
diction.___ .__.V w, -_
—Sometbing new, go to C. H. Harvey
for the Fountain Blocking Brush.
Mr. Bailey Replies to the Republican.
To the Editor of the Smart:
I have read in the South Norwalk Re-
publican of Saturday’s issue, July 27 th,
an editoral from the pen of its proprietor
which he is pleased to call a synopsis of
a speech made by me in Music Hall
Sunday afternoon, July 2lst. With
your permission I will quote from it and
make some observations.
First, if there is a short hand reporter
in town who can and will take an
avenge speech of one hour's length ver-
batim then we of this town are highly
favored indeed.
The statementsof mine made in Music
Hall as regards to the liquor psudemon-
ium in South Norwalk, can be reduced
to this.
First, when I spoke of an old law of
this state which compelled drunken
men to he starred with a red letter D, I
said if such a law were in force now a
hundred men would be wearing the
badge in this town ic-day.
As to the condition of the morality of
this community, currently and every
day, 1 said that I was on your streets at
midnight Saturday night, and sawhthe
brawls and drunkenness there. A un-
whmm 0' Re" C. E Torrey' ' ”It on dred men that night were either stand-
RW’ lrelgnd “d W’fli. .. . in thrcoand four rank deep at some
Saturday. Aug. 17, w'. s. Bdtes, of the ““9“! W“ “"0" "W“ fi“"°
borough, will enter upon his duties as “9" '“d by the roadside. l
advance 33““ for the “Keep it Dark” This however! intended as a genera
oomvsny. “Keep it Duh.- w," ligaments! war was so slightly in
5 ”Mia “a,“ Hall ’30”; 2;", Thomas Nor'w'slk and South Norwalk. 1 had no
intenlioo of specifying any particular.
gmeglelttnvel with the company as h Saturday night.
———-~ I believe however, if the statement
The W in the sue-m- um“ No" but been thuu deliberately made, it
"'3‘. WM” be ““81“"! |Iill“ would hold gbod on the night in ques-
M “ISM ruins of the pit- u! m Dl'llllkfll men '3“ wgdin‘ “)9
M u I. Y“, the water in Lb. m “mug PM.“ cunning our
. k river washed away a ”When of authoriti'll for I heard them. not three
g“ WI“ and I Milli! of list! Milk hundred fsrt "on the Republican 0mm;
Julie oftthamea’blocli.onWat«
or t, borough.
and later, as I went home, I uw two by
—-l‘ltlantic White Lead is the best and
”it rclhble. “3) cwt. at Decksr’s, 18
N lain St.
‘l'hsicecream procured at Illa. Hol-
hud‘sbakcryb doubtle- tbe flrirst in
fowuandisfastgrowingin favor. fits
“a by Horace Edmonds of the
Wwboisa star at the business.
Midfield delivers creamouSundays.
orders left at the store will be
. yattsndsdtc.
' “Woodman” will circulate
" " thsbusinsmmsnofthc W
wmkforttlopurpoasnfraislogmon-
_m dsfmythoapsmssofthepropos-
undemswhatthatsedottbstown.
. Emerald Weather Poraeasts.
ostrong lake storm will probably
ntinueiis easterly movement til-day,
ltendrd by high winds off the New
England coasts. Temperature under»
want no decided and general change In
‘ the United States yesterday. In this
district to-day partly cloudy to fair wea-
r that will probably prevail. preceded by
" thin, withno decided thermal change,
and fresh to brisk southerly to westerly
winds. In the Hiddle States partly
cloudy to fair eather will prevail, with
flight therm changes and fresh south-
‘ uly winds, eded by rain near the
' cosstenorth fCape Hay, and in New
lugland clo dy to partly cloudy weath-
or, with ra' and fresh to brisk souther-
esterly winds, followed by
it Tuesday in this section and
gland fair, warmer weather
bly prevail, preceded by low-
rature, and on Wednesday
,fair weather.
fat-re Almanac for 'l'o-nlorrow.
tide Inw tide Sunrises Sun sets
, .15 614 .4410 ”Li?
THE LOCAL—NEWS.
The schooner—Florence with a deck
load of brick is at Hill’s wharf.
August 2d, the New Canaan CL, and
Huntington, L 1.. Sunday School will
route at Ruton Point.
« . —Go to Conley’s Ice Cream Pavilion
’ on the bridge. Head's Celebrated Cream.
Also boats to let.
Walter P., son of Orlando and Mary
Whitney, of Darieu, died last Friday
night, aged ll mouths and 11 days, and
was buried this afternoon.
The Nurwalks play ball with the
Cuban Giants at Trenton to-morrow, and
Wednesday. They will return home on
Thursday and play a series of six games
on the Baxter grounds.
Rev. C. M. Pegg preached an interest-
ing sermon at the East Ave. M. E.
church last evening. He impressed
upon his bearers the importance of get-
ting out among the people and doing
effective work.
,F—Scmething new. Pickled Salmon.
,/Try it, only 12c lb, at W. H. Seymour’s,
92 Washington street.
The building committee of the East
Avenue If. E. church will meet this ev-
ening at the store of Henry Jones on
Benedict Farm. It is almost a settled
fact that EsstNorwalk is soon to have a
new Iletbodiat church.
The young people of the Norwalk Bap
list church will hold a sociable at the
. church to-morrow evening. Among the
good things promised is the second in-
citiaeus are these things, talk about
them, deplore them,and sigh over them.
And why is it, that when l in the anger-
nessofanbonesteffort torcnsspsople,
deal these naked facts to the public,
amputuponthsstaudasatraducsraud
agitator. Ihave no charges to make
againstthe police of this city, but the
mcrstsof this community are at stake.
Scores of young men are being damned
:rly‘the liquor and If the editor of
blimukIn wl take the pains to
look upthoMketsof tbepolicsmagis-
trates for the last six months, he will
find the condition alarming.
In conclusion I will add that I did
the roadside, beastly intoxicated. Good 1
lvsalap
Ill.
list interest, although an air of
m. morning and the WI self but 01mm". we had hoped, would demonstrate that defective due.
sermon was a masterpiece of We believe that God has much people i" i“ journalist "’0“ a” character 11" “"9"“ "' “mm"! “mm" ”3
eloquence and logic. His theme for you tochssr and comfort in your and ability of ourselves and our other Joshua l- Kl“! “‘5 5" Wm“! "‘0 N!
was the character of John, and
regretted to leave here.
men the choir sang by request
one Sea."
In the evening the Congregational and
Methodist churches were closed and
about. all the church-going people of the
city went to the Baptist church.
were unable to gain admission as every
available spot in the edifice was occu-
pied. Rev. C. J. North read a
of scrlpture and Rev. J. A. Biddle offer-
The front of the church was
tastefully decoratld with flowers.
Hr. Delano’s text was from the third
chapter of Ephesians and the eighth
verse. It was considered so as to show
the relation of Christ and the power of
ed prayer.
his grace toward a lost world.
He opened the sermon by saying: “As
the moon above vexes and draws the
mightytidcs of ocean, here and there,
sotllat. there is forever ebb and flow,
thus the thought of a world prince and
a redeemer has vexed, and aroused, and
The promise of
Christ's coming was the rainbow paint
ed upon the dark back ground of an
ancient world's despair. The final coming
of the Christ to earth, hisiuiInenco upon
' upon the social relations of
men, upon politics and commerce even,
upml rcilool and home, anl upon the
individual, mark a great epoch in the
swayed humanity.
mankind,
world's blrlul’y."
The speaker showed how this was, al.
though Christ did not attack any of the
evils of his day. directly. His influence
upon the world has been in the lifting
Dir. Delano then
spoke of Christ as a world-wide re—
deenli-r and of the cuslrlupolttan charac-
up of the individual
for of his mission.
a progressive theology itself.
results.
ping, and apologetic, but rise
world power.
and helper.
union by and by in glory.
munity.
DBLANO.
Rev. H. A. Delano,
Dun Silt: —-Thc church militant is
rdillindéd first 'lhere is no
fierriih'iidndyx Iii ‘iibl’ 'ji'lys, her hopes, her
relationships—that which is today may
corist’sngly
beéhfi'n td-hlbilo iii." “"
bronco will remain.
tbankfulness.
Your teachings have Icon the setting
forth of the broad and tender love of
God, in Christ, inall things, and the
trumpet has given no uncertain sound.
It has been clear and strong and sweet.
You have proclaimed the gospel of
Christ, not to please men, but to save
them.
helpthsioaswellasarsady
cheer—not beings“prieat" oora“l.o-
vits”to"pamtksulhyoutbsctbsrddo.”
Nassau orwumaasosblllttsuorde
ales but that you use maagulad a
enthuse slitvr
WV. ll. A. DBLANO’I FAREWELL.
A vision Service Held in Ills lower Last
llev. H. A. Delano's pastorate of the
South Norwalk Baptist church ended
last evening and the first of September
he will go to his new chargeat Evenstrn,
Both services yesterday in n~ of "null.
appeared to be felt by all at the loss the
church was to sustain by the departure
of kir. Delano. The edifice was filled in
caller» traits of that dlsciple’s life were
'olmrly. moral to the people.
llelano's closing remarks were calculated
to stimulate a deeper interest in the
church. Healllidrd loihisyesrsof labor
in South Norwalk. ae- lleiug of a very
pleasant character and stated that be
He also gave
to flirt members of the church some ad-
vice thst doubtless will be as seed sown
in good ground. At the close of the ser-
Savior, Pilot Me, Over Life's Tempostu-
He said that the gospel contemplated
nothing short of universal conquest.
He believed in a progressively appre-
hended theology if he did not believe in
He pointed the picture of the R tdeem-
er’s final and awful sacrifice on the ro-
man tree and spoke of its far reaching
The resurrection was and is a
pledge of the immortality of those who
obtain eternal life of Christ through
union with him. He said that christian-
ity should no longer go halting and trip
grandeur and conquest of a conquering
He closed by paying tribute to the
church of God as his own dearest friend
His references at last were
to the fellowship of christians and their
And finally,
he recited the well-known poem of
Whitler’s entitled, “My Triumph,” clos—
ing the sermon bya prayer for God’s
blessing upon the churches and com-
LEI'TER FROM THE CHURCH T0 REV.
An extract from a communication
presented him by the Baptist Church,
upon his retirement from the pastorate.
Subli t' light ‘tp'plies'tfl the affection
ate relationship which has existed be-
tween ourselves as pastor and people.
Though this affectionate relationship
is to be changed.the affectionate rcmem»
Though saddened
“because we see your face no more,” we
rejoice in the prospect of meeting in our
Father’s home on high, where separa-
tions and departures are unknown.
look back upon the years wherein
have been our pastor, leader and in.
structor, and have great rt soon for
You have endeavored to lead them
from ainfnloess to sainthood in Jesus
Christ. Frnmacenesof commander-
ing and distress to the dwelling in
“heavenly places”io the presence and
light of God. Tbepoor will remember
yonfor youhsvs holds rsadyhand to
A“
I‘l B3 II! "Numb”.
possibilities of their being some day tbs
bright gems for a Ssvlour's crown. d
To you nothing has seemed an Oil at 0
like as to lift up the fallen ones and in 333%.}? permit “ism
bring back the wandering Into paths 0‘ o'clock. will assemble in Railroad
joy and peace. You have tried to shield Place em in spotless white aprons at
the young “(I the hslple- from the about that hour and start off nuaprc
drsadful destroyer. whichis ever ready mold :5; ml ' Urqund's. .73":
3:3?” them. “d already b“ slain . Five steers (not fifteen as our svsnlng
“tummy muted
You haveslood up against him at all 'm h. roasted—While». ”8 Mb.
times, in season and out of menu, with
-—-The new editor and proprietor of our
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A FEW WORDS WITH THE RD-
PUBLICAN.
day luv-tug.
sadness
the ex- newly choeen field. They will love you
and soon become your lac-workers and
helpers in the pulling down of the
strongholds of Satan and sin. The
young will love you: they 'saamit lislp
If; and in tile untried tlrld “we believe
God will bless you abundantly.
And at last, when your work is fully
done, our Father shall receive you onto
Himself where thersls fullness of joy
and pleasures forevsrmore.”
Rlsou'sil that a copy of this letter he
numerous brethren of the craft. lie
blows his own horn vigorously, which is
quite proper. ‘ Like Josh Billings, he
yvldcptlynlnllevgghlhst tilts does not
Humble own hora it won't be blewsd.
Wosay to him in the most friendly spirit:
(in ahead, young mamand “loot your
horn, if you don't sellaclsm." Horn
tooling is good exercise for the lungs.
(loud lungs help ths brain, and brains
help a newspaper.
building should not be torn down.
Ilr.
,...... .. .. . . -MM’v—«Mm
rosin.
from it.
Motheraud a...“ use~ a."
..J . ted , . . _ fever at the family residence at Poplar
esus '35:”:0' 0 our pastor, R" H A The little item which we quote above, pm“. in the town of Westpcrt. Last
H. p, MORGAN, does “Oi ”Mb" much brains. 0n the night his mother died of the same dis-be
contrary it showsa lack of them. The
Butchers Association say in their Idvey. week.
lisement that fifteen steers will be roast-
Jessa Horses.
Annarw Tuolrrson,
Adopted by the church July 2|. 1889.
H. II. Paowr'rr, Church Clerk.
gCommittee.
Many
Another out laud-ark Invited tenure
Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock the
old raucous in Bldgsdeld owned by
J. Howard King. was burned to the
ground. The building, which is over a
hundred years old. has ncsnfly been put
in first class order and at the time of the
his it was not occupied. On Saturday a
large quantity of shavlnp and debris
was burned in the old five places. The
oonilagratlon is supposed to be due to a
nephew with the provision that the old
The damage is not definitely known.
—n—Wby do cheap soapschap your hands
and make your slots and fingers- sells w
after a washing? Because they contain
Brussels soap is absolutely free
Herman Fitch, a son of Benjamin”, ‘3‘ W
Fitch, died Saturday night of typhoid
’ease. They had both been sick about a
caricatures;
Miss Edith Hockey of New York is
visiting at the residence of A. ll. Boer-
um on Van Zandt Avenue, East Norwslk.
Mr. Geo. Height of Ridgrfield spent
ed at their barbecue. 'l‘nc Scanner.
statement was made on that authority. A
If the butchers‘ statement is incorrect jyfltf
we are not to blame for it. But our im-
pression is they know what they intend
to do as well as our particularly bright
Houmork. Apply at
passage
COII'ITENT GIRL TO DO GINIRAL
No. 4 HIGH "RI"
I IN MAWKW ‘0‘: color, and like our Pnro Burnt Ochre, contains a
Sunday with his son in East Norwalk. ”'0'th 0‘ the Republican.
But the principal error of the item is
the misstatement of the date of the bar-
becue, which is not to be held next Wed-
nesday, but Wednesday, Auguet- 7th.
How a newspaper so reliable should be-
come so unreliable under the manage-
ment of a self-appointed conservator ofW
The party of New York visitors, who
have been visiting at the homestead of
John N Tuttls, West Norwalk, returned
home this morning.
W. S. Moody, of the New York Even-
ing Sun spent Sunday in town.
Will H. Tremper, of the American
owst. aearWoodward
ortwofsmlllsa Waterin. his airs on
oratrtsldencaofDr. (l. W. Deuedlct, West ave,
lyll If
F‘R':
FOR. SALE OR TO RENT.
ANEW AND DBIRABLI HOUSE ON rim
ave. Suitable for one
RY POE BALE on 1'0 83101100!th
Raymondstrset. Inquire of I. A.
News company, was the guest of bar.
newspapers is a mystery. Perhaps he is
paying more attention to the faults of :7-
Tnn Scanner. than facts for the Repub-
licarl.
ongh friends over Sunday.
Mrs. If. L. llsviland, of llrooltlvn, is
spending a few days with her son C. A.
Havilaud, of the borough.
FOR. SALE.
Si. in 18."
perce
_ Iron Oxide, and unlike Ictalllc Paint, whlch con
GOOD WOIIK BONDS, AND A Gm‘lDNIW
milk cow. Apply to John H. Knapp. 82 Wet
But We fear that our brother has got
Miss Linuie Breed, of Washington, D. ’ Amalia "raisins
. . . he . l -
Muss Kittie Yungllng of llagerstown. avoid, via.: that which will teach them c "' ”Mm“! om‘ "'5"
ABOUT 38 FIST
. . . . . . - . -, ,. '. k long. ill-feetbeam 2-feet drau ht. Licensed
0.. Is visiting bl as Mary Pardee, of this U K0 through “'1“ M ”l’ "I "”5 tl ‘“ Iomyaopssrengen. Just been [mi in thorou ll
CIIY- most youthful editors Would do well to rev-Sr. and Ill am Clare condltion. Will be and
M l., is visiting Miss L908 L'lwndr-s on
South Main St.
Justice A. E. Austin is in New York
for two or three days.
Lawyer E. It. Lockwood has gone to
Pennsylvania on a ten days‘ vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. White. of New York,
that they do not build up their own bus-
iness by i fforts to tear down their neigh-
bors: .
Newspaper men. (the Republican, per-
haps, excepted), are not infallible. They
get their information from the same
1 house, orlot,ora farra cheap,
thrceincni
some of the donut lotalu
dense, house barn,
best companies.
[A]. BSTATI FOR SALE—~11" YOU WANT A
for the next
call at ltorrelldb'nommedlsu's office
No OSWashugtonst, sathsyhsvsj jostopsaednp
townaad a number of
them are water fronts Also a line summer real
carriage house, acre of land, all
on thcwuter front. Also lnsarancoof all kinds in
sources as other people. Daily newspa-
pers have very little opportunity to fully
investigate all public transactions which
they are required to report, and are pretty
spent Sunday with Mrs. White's mother,
Mrs. Joseph Ballard, on East avenue.
John A. Riggs, late with Quintard a
Son, left to-day for New York. After
sold cheap. Apply to Ira, Edward Glover, No.
Rivsrt rt. jvl2 I!”
0 PIPE \ [Oils AND AN ASSOR’I‘IINT 0P
unibsr’s and sham ditcrs' tools; also a 81
and 4 inch blacksmith bellows. The above will be
spending a few days there he will go to
his former home in Washington, D. C.
Rev. Oscar Haviland, pastor of St-
Jsmes church in Kingston, N. Y. is
spending the day in town.
The 'l'ruthm About that Negro Baby.
sure to have occasion to make correct-
ions. Tun 81:311sz makes corrections;
other dailies make it a point neverto
makes correction. We have not yet
come to look upon a misstatement ignor-i
J“ if
Westsvenne. Applyto W, c. SAK'IS,“
new
AVERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
Taylor avenue. for sale cheap. lot mes
Apply IoC ll. Downs. “Arman, Booth Norwalk.
Two choice building lots, some on feet front, on
ed or well stuck to as good as the truth.
To show how easy it is for a newspaper
—-—a particularly careful one, edited by a
very bright young man, who has short-
"Down in Virginia, a few days ago
some unknown rascal broke intoa ne-
gro’s cabin, kidnapped a baby and rode
away on a stolen mule. Editor Golden,
to Glibertlf. hitch. Cm be seen at
house stables.
H?HL$0ACIHK: AND ONEfONEHgRSF
ruc orsaec sap orwauto use
Warflri
of Tun San-risen. started for Virginia a
week ago, but we can't believe that be
is the guilty party. He might steal a
mule, but we doubt if he would kiduap
a colored baby. "—The Hour.
hand reporters, and which "tells the
whole story in an inoffensive way”—to
be mistaken, we quote the following
from last Saturday's issue of the Repub-
vatlon Army
more.
to the South Norwalk.
Syd im
QNCOND HAND FURNITURE. BTOV its, CAR-
L petndtc noughtsndsoldorsoldon com-lis-
stop, at my new place or businas, undwwthe lg:
n
The above' is true in part. The editor
of THE SENTINEL was in Virginia last llcan:
' TO LET.
“South Norwallt will blaze forth to
night resplendent. in the rays of the new
electric light service. The trimming of
the trees has been completed and every-
week. But John has got the baby busi—
ness all wrong. The only negro baby
that attracted our particular attention
ply toltalph Moody. N0. 10 East Ave. 5y” 3t
TKNEHINT 1mm. HARBOR swans-r.
borough. Six rooms. Borough water Av
was alongside of a shanty on the New
market road, while we were going out to
the earthworks on Chafiin's Farms.
What caused us to notice him specially
was his red hair. A red-haired negro
was a curiosity that we had never seen
thing is now said to be in perfect work-
ing order.”
But South Norwalk did not “blaze
forth (that night) resplendent in the rays
of the new electric light service.”
fortwo,atNo.Bkllza' bethst.
Situated on lain street. in it
old. (at
reduced price) at
water, malaria and mosquitou,
URNISHKD FRONT HOOK—SUITABLI
i153
ALARGI. WILL HIRNISHBD COTTAGE—
ght hundred feet above tide
Poe particulars
address 0. if. Kendall, or better run up and see for
agencies and is liable to err. It suvies
as contemporary its prosperity. It
Would like to see them all flourish, and
wduld'be‘ most delighted if they vsc’h
“d all " possessed ltd dlipoélliiiii.
” H‘cnr young Mellii'iir thrombosis
we would say, that he has a good field
“Johnny, ssh.”
“What's you other name?"
".“anuny.Plada,z.sah.”.:a. I 2 ., a!
~«By this fimcuttr int-tattooithezcusi-
osity had absolute Iw-ynstrsuglsao will
questioned him-further and asked,
_ il’
“Where is your father?”
before, and we stopped to examine and Th. above simply shows that the best "um" lfil 1"
H. A- question it. newapeper can make a mistake. Tm: flanng 300's 'AND a BASllllN’l‘.0N
"Johnny, what’s your name?" we 8!:an is too modesttoclaim perfect- 5.] I hmfidamll mum’mllf ngggzh‘fit’f‘:
asked. ion or any great superiority over its con- jyil tr
“Dst’s my name, ssh,” he replied. tomporarics. It is run by human
“What i"
’l'. D.
Lower end of Water St. ilo. Norwalk.
llavllaud’s Fruit Store.
Cnorca citations. banana
all Iiadof nub, canard
perous, entirely independent, and has a
moat efllcient and conscientious corps of
reporters. It doesn't court a fight, but
it can fight if necessary. It will stand a
good deal of abuse, however, before it $3.31!};de at
will cuff an enemy. But there is apoint 0' L “mm‘mu'nm
As the boy was smart, and, as only
very smart boys know their fathers, :we
admit we were tempted to bring this one
to Norwalk, and see if he was one of
these very smart ones.
But we didn't steal him, and our be-
loved editorial brother cf the Hour, can
81hr- FIQIU iii.
2090'! 10'? none, ash." ' . in which to conduct a firsbclass weekly “.180 whgnfi'sw’1’mm
“3:? you "k" havalne ?’ “'8 inqfll'efl' newspaper, but if he expects to make it I shop! am now ted uplndllfl nrsparcdtcdo
be h"; '1” omefm " " i, I "u” lo the burial 'l'nn Barman. he has made 3;“qu n... mmmm
n 8| , come tom the of, where . mowersgrcondandrepairsd. Butlsfucthmgusran-
peoples 8“ sense. Mammy n" she dun a very great mistake. Tn! 8mm M “In“ give-saw.
know where my dad yis.” has a large constituency, is fairly pros- W“ YER.
iahlsfloweraadmnlm .chlilstsr
congratulate himself that we did not I. Won" ““3" ”“9"“ 09m- '0 b0 '
And lastly, by way of advice, we would
brother Arthur aged 10, soak of a weal- say to our young friend, Don't be a par
OoIs,ooJuly 14. Tbsyouag-sa worshk-
subsforsJuatiosc. W. Ioaasbmy, of
Darts-,sadgavs bounds for their op
madman!“
heartto
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T000 Till COIHIBSIONIHS 01' NW
that little darkey was about as smart as virtue, and “l“ POI“ 'i‘b “5 i' ‘0' ‘5 um applies for a timers to
they make them. when a decent contemporary d i a ”UK 1133”,,“ “‘w - ”N m 0- the
Arm” 1.. 3mg... lit-“"h- .., malicious wrong. of thlsShtclirw rhyme: slant:
Walter Psodletcn, ‘8“ M, “d his cf lawman-willows, n tiles- situated
the
“If Na: Y0“ “50:“ "limb-I'm: rot. That "not as asserted by an «em cult ”J'gfimnm
In“ no on mm 0 S ‘n u ' .n hum chm. a” 'n’
stream at Five lilo River, were arrested :‘fkmnAnnLfingnmmfluegu rs. Mime-1k. withdraw”
3...... «moon by 9...... 3...... .., ., . women-mm
TonerofNor-walk,oua warrant signed pea ‘ “'9‘" andagan,muchaftsr in “meal mast-dura-
by O. A. Hubble, . m in”, of the manner of parrots. “rflr‘l'fi’!” - '-
Darlcrr, charging them with breaking __U“ mm b "a rm confirmanuuls. "m"
frulttressonthapramhssof Dexter K. bath “a? I'M] I soap °' u ry, u 01‘
s Islavalssblsfwurospla
"hills:- rum-air
mddmlllatrls iak
alk. oversaw outlaw
District of luwallt ss. Probate
(lounflalrltrh. A. D.. lilo *
drummxwld“'w of luwalk
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ma
flunk-M lath-mfgg
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ana-
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saldtimowllihsmsm’ury m
mm to said Hm an mas-“3 ‘0 ”What III-am.—
mt "loss w. alias. hoe-m 3's"; Ea or Jungian:
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to loot-hm
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manna: Mustang. mutt" .mmW'» mm.
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(rapt. I lowland. I“; i- . L.
asltr ‘l‘lll rascal - .~
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'llson'daMlOa. I i
to are, iuumtmmaflpu?fifl
“m ‘ _
Rotor Print all Bill
BIA.” I.
ssh-mm
“fl!“
“mammalian-g film
5“?" militia.” °" “' m: "” Emmi...
u y, I may see
rillhrrvon. audlt afnrtber
anmn. That public notice of the marten
aimhsgl given by publishing Ibis order in a
hav'l’r'lpaclrrolaticu In said District at
leastuvcdsys oresslddgofhaartnt.
ASA ll OODWARD. Judge.
Till-above isstruc copyofiheori nslrlrder.
attest WALLAC DANN.
”it! it Constable of the Town of Norwalk
S'A‘ON LORE
lsa pure mineral pigment of a very dark sous
largspercsalags of Iron Oxide 0f itself it is a
good trimming color. and by the addition of from
trmtofltypcrccnt of Pure Wile head can be
lighted into all shadesoltitonecolor, Drab- etc. .,
making stint-class Pure Paint at a very low price.
e ‘ St a strictly ure article,
no Whiting Ba tee. had use, or any
at which might need in making an
PURE BURNT OCHRE,
All article which is a long felt want since the in-
telligent and practical members of the tra Burnt
Ochre is a pure mineral of the most lasting and
durable quality. it contains a large ntage of
Great American Heater
P L U M B l N G ,
Are the best. and cheapest in town.
Steam and Gas Fitting,
OUR RANGES
taius metallic iron, will not rust the Tin when used
ssaroof ut. ltisarlcbdark redcolor andhas
no equal nmaklng Stone Color. and all shades of
Drabs, etc. ., which we guarantee to stand longer
than when made with the colors heretofore used
By the addition of White Leld beautiful Terra
statoidsisthtaeoprovlda
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Tilt and Sheet Iron Work
Hlnsl Furnishing Gilli!
CHINA AND GIASSWARE
ggcgmgngm magnate: on Stoves.
I ,elc. to oral.
‘ £2“..,“."Ii Gasoline Stoves.
DEGKER’S Lowest Prices in Town.
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
l8 North Main 8n. So. fiorwalk.
Dinning and Teaching.
URING THE NEXT TWO ILNTRS I W [LL
do dim-making by the day, and teach the s.
T. Taylor system of cutting.
runs. .1. a. Ducting,
KENT it CIIOLWELL,
MASONS All]! PLASTEBEBS.
They have paid to men who
.000,,m0 and for
, ("6160320.
heirs if you die.
INSUBE IN THE
Connecticut General,
[IFE INSURANCE co,
HARTFORD CONN.
Then Assets are flat for each Sim of Llabtllll‘.
over
Death losses over s
andnowhave a Surplus over their
of
Why ypayasl as livef Why anti-kc
ludoirrnmt Poiinc: forgot“: if you “”4
.. S. s. n-nomnnn. mAguh'";
Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work, i
and Jobbing of all Kinds
II Specialty.
OFFICE AT 9. SELLBCK’s,
ID'I Washington St. Brldgo,
So. Nos-walk, Conn.
Also, P. 0. Box 140, Westport.0t.
Plate Glass, and
Taylorlllllltlsn
Real Estate. Firs, Life. Accident,
Stu-Boner
INSURANCE AGE!“
Loan- Negotiated”
omcsz-ss or: Washington at, as. m
swan at Bosnian}:
and Varnish Brut-hen. Telephone. Never linden
. New York Prices. Special attention to Hall
on i
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Wholemle and Retail Dealers in
Manufacturer’s and Painter’s 33' “I“ ”I “M ml-
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Shl Chandlers, Pure In llsh and Amuican Leads, Ocean Stem-hip cu”. 0.“,
Geiii'line Calcutta Lint oil. Oars,'l‘eata, Sails, T, M I'm:
Awnings, Note on Nothing, Swing stagings, Draftsforimefiand and Huey
013W Shoalls‘ifn‘d Infill gilbnst gutterial sold“: ' h ‘3‘
o e a gm
special pagans for the ”In: business.‘ ”31:"! 1:0”, ”:1; is. lmhm
m m “We-mm- «IR-iron! ce masked
H d Line,0lls, Packlu , H ,W
and I" %ed orig ‘ a; m” p to Destination.
Lights. enand Twelve tooth Clam so. Paint
fiWasbmngt, (10!“me .
South Nor-walk, ..
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PLAISTED’S JAMACA cutout _
Ia WARRANTED PURE and put up in four-ounce bottles at In. . -
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