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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... MONDAY, AU (lUST 12, 1889
'l‘llE EVENING SENTINEL.
I 2| IIA I lill()A I) I'I¢A( T I'}.
SOUTH NIINWAIJK.
:35 MAIN H'l‘llliiltl’l‘.
NilllWAl.K.
VIM' ALARM llthIl‘.
No. 3. N. Y.. N. I]. an. Ii. It depot lIi'y iii Ilii
arm [hurt as attire iii iii pot, and but»: I.Ii
No. 4. Day slrwt mum of 'l‘IiIlIIII nin- ol‘ key at ii
Day strut and all imam-.-
Nn. 0, l'frl'lli‘l of Help and i‘oIiI-om IlfH'il; lit-y III
I). Donovan's blunt: and .l t'. “iii-Inn's 'II'.
tor .
No. It, Prznkllri street school: boy sI N'lIOOl house
and residence of \l illiiiiii Il ilinlib
No 1.1 (‘Iilicnnl Mir-II. 0i Imilolrhtuil; Iii-y ll Mn
Paul‘s residuum. Ii. ltltfoncoriliitru-t, and
all factorie-
No, It. lain airs-st corner of Ann strut;
Wolf's saloon and all factories
No.15, lii Ii Ill’iu‘l corner ol llayvlow Avenue,
at N. chlieruiui'n n-si
No. to, Iron Works to. Wllirr nirIeI-Iyz;
forlorn-s,
uncut. mun.
One stroke at It! o'clock noun for Standard Time.
Twostroltos of the bell (thus Ll) signifies an' iii
out.
’I'hrra sirokori of the bell (thusi l l) slgnlilis the
city water is to be, turned o.fl
unanimous To In IOLDIM.
lI' poii pofltivc information of a fire In your lInIno
dish: "1‘ ighborliood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way down once only, and let lllt‘ Iioolt
go; sliiitupthcbox and do not 0pm or toIiIh th
noli again until the in ll nri lil kyllilf iii- .glilmrlimxl.
Do not strum mpl to ri~'-ino\I lll‘ from ”W door
Thui' liiI-f [-.nginwr iii-dim that is returned in Its
propmplare. “All El. Milli!“ AN.
Chief Engine”
hey ll
Iii-y
key It all
N. Y'. llcralIl Weather Forecasts.
The high barometer I‘mtre yesterday
In the Northwest promises to llllll't‘ r‘uhl'
ctly, bringing Ilry nIirtliitI-sierly Winds
and gem-rally I‘lraritig u uiiIhI-r Thi-
IOWI'nt tI-IiipI-ratiira- reported was fill II.»-
gri-I-ii at Fillllr'f Point and the highest P‘N
degrees at Fort lliiford. lilo (irflllili‘ :iiii
Fort Elliott. Slightly ItIiIIII-r followid
by warmer temperature may he IprII-t-
ed in the Middle and l-Iistv-rii SiiiIi-s.
For NW York and its viI'initv today
fair Weather With slight changes of tem-
perature may be expected. For Tum-day
clear and warmer weather Willi light
variable Winds may he expected.
Miniature Almanac for ‘lo—Morrow.
Hiulitidi- ' Low tiIle Sunrises Sun sets
1‘3 no I; lo 5 00 6,37.
Tlll. LOCAL NEWS
The I mi of Burgesses met-is ““11
Monday ev'I-niiig.
The Nonvafk lsldll‘lrl are Ilotiwl With
the white tents of camping parties
Several l).iiihury bicyclists wheel-HI Li
B all Island yesterday and returned homi-
by train in the evening.
A party of young people of the oily
and borough are planning a moonlight
excursion to Black Rock on the little
steamer Medea for tomorrow evening.
Tilt: bESTlSEl. got matters reversed
Saturday when it stated that the lat.
Mrs. Sarah Smith was a niece of Mrs. N.
E. Peck. She was Mrs. l’ei'lt's aunt.
—Mrs. Mead Will be happy toconfer
with parents Who are looking for educa-
tional advantages of superior grade.
Applications for admission to the school
or for circulars may be made to Mrs. M.
E. “and, Hillside Norwaik.
Wm. Peck died at his residence in
East Norwalk Saturday afternoon. He
was in the 86th year of his age. Funeral
will be held at his late residence to-mor-
row at 1‘2: '50.
The people of —Darien, it is said, are
again afllicted with it place of bad repute,
such as has given that town an unsavory
reputation in the past. It seems that a
law and order society could find plenty
of work to do there, especially on Sun-
days.
The contract for building an addition
on the rear of the City Hall building has
been awarded to Major James (I. Crowe.
The room is to be 25x28 and Will be occu-
pied by Old Well Hook III Ladder (30., as
bath room and for other purposes not
yet decided upon.
A new arch culvert, to replace the
old box culvert at that place, is to be
built underneath the Wilton road at
Crowther's brook, about 600 feet south
of the Winnipauk post oilice. Plans and
specifications for the work, drawn by
Civil Engineer C. E. Wood, are now on
file in the office of the selecttnen. The
necessity of a new and larger culvert at
that point was demonstrated during the
recent period of heavy rains.
—W. B. llalldt (10,, the Dry Goods
men of Bripgeport, will close their estab-
lishment on Thursday Aug. 151b, for in-
ventory, and to complete the annexation
of the association budding which they
are to occupy.
A pleasant meeting at the Union ii is.
pol Temperance Reform Association was
held at their new ball on the Washing-
ton street bridge yesterday afternoon.
Every seat was occupied. The meeting
was led by Mrs. J. M. Ellendorf and
short speeches were made by several
persons. This society has grown until
it has becomes great power in South
Norwalk. Hardly a meeting is held
when someone does not sign the pledge.
The fourth annual convention of the
French Canadians of Connectisut, will
beheld in Loomis‘ir Temple of Music,
New Haven, next Wednesday and
Thursday. The purpose of the conven-
tion is to unite the French Canadian
population of the state, and to discuss
matters of interest to them. The topics
to be discussed are: "Naturalization;"
"The Usefulness of our Conventions,"
‘Tormatiou of a State Mutual Aid Asso-
ciation,” “Eduatton,” “Teaching of the
Maud English Languages in our
schoob.”lnd “The Canadian Press of
thou-lull States.”
'Tlltl“Vltlll1" is in our harbor with a
party from lriitibiiry.
'l‘lii~"JoIiii llii‘lwllaii" has airivid iii
l~‘-~rrin'ii dock with a cargo of coal.
'l‘hI-iiiI-ain yacht "lleiiriiittiI‘Hd Ni-w
Yoili. Was in our Iiiirhor Sunday.
The drug store llilhly occupiiil by
Qiiiiitiiril a Son, unsigned, was opened
this morning under the IiirinrigI-miIiit of
John A. Riggs.
There will be music by ”I" hind this
t'Y’t'IllllK “II the roof of the Boston Store
at “W corner of Main and Wall iitri I-iii.
l-IvI-thoily mine out.
The iicliooiiiir Allllli'. It}.
Maine, is unloading brother at llill's
wharf. Tho Aiiiiiii lift-.Williaiiis is iii
Leonard‘s dock Willi coal.
Willard, from
'I'liI’ri- will lit‘ tl lllt'l'llllg of the ”under
cliili Iii ”I" p ind to night at Till), The
Import Int matter of iitinii'il slipper is to
be (‘IrIHlil- II-il llllll Ii full Iitti-ii liiriI~I~ iii
desired.
.lf when
Ilrzi'I-rs
This llillit‘ M'll‘HlIl of the yII
the horse I-ir i'llilillll'lillrt and
like their Illlllllitl \‘ai'atmii. llili‘vi Tay-
lor is away this work. Nixt “'i’Ik it
Will bi» (‘oniliii'fiir Kellogg's turn.
The Hut HY'I’IIIII' M. 1'1.Sill‘llilYH‘lliHll
Will piI'iiiI' at “llltil l’oiiit \YnlIir-ilai’.
Tlii- "Mini-ii" Will lr‘lh‘ Ilii- .“ll‘IIlli'l-iill,
ilIiI'k at {Mill :i. Ill, The ”entry Iizwii
Sun-lay r-l‘lllltll w ill also ripl'tlil tliI- vlay 'iI
Huron.
Thr-
l'llINllllll
iiir-Iiiliuis of
.I\~snI'i‘iIi III
the Y-tiiig .‘II-ii'~
Itilll th-ir i.iIly
ffli’llIl-l “ill fl‘lYi'li iii i-iriliglit - iil -I'l the
steamer .‘l'Vll'llilll \Yi-Iliiesiliiy l‘Yt‘lllllL’,
lI-atirig the Riv-:iiiilinat dock at South
Norwalk iii S Iv'I'lIii'k. The entire Ladle-s
Auxdiary is inl'llr'Il.
—lil iot'otiley's li'e l'rmnl l’.i\‘ili Ill
0D Illl‘ lirldgr‘. hii‘iiills l 'I lr llrirli‘ l l‘lr'Jllli
Alsii limits Iii II t.
.\ family of I“ You pug pups belonging
[Ii .l Illfl lllinlnli, “2“ till t'xllllilllnn Hil-
Ill’ll i_v aftI- ':I‘f non III. II evening lIl o: il‘ of
ihe shots “unions of l. tile .4 drug suit.
Tli- v are thorough lll'tll Fp't iiiii lid of
that l.r.-irl of dogs. Mr. Ilinliin “'lil
exhibit [liI'IIl :it the Ili'iliiiry faii.
Mrs. Alon/ti W. Smith die'i :i' llnr
homi- in liist N Irwalk yesterday. She
hazl been siifl’Iring from nervous pros-
trntion for some time, which finally ran
into typhoid TrYH’. Tlii-IlI-I‘I-ao-l was
llll year-i oi age. Ilv'r funeral Will be
held at hxr late residence \Vedriosilny, at
2 p.m.
Rev. i). M. Peggiif ‘hi- EastAvoiiue
M. 17.. Church spiiheof ihecoiistiiui'oiial
amendment toahiiiit one Iiuniiriil and
fifty per-Ions at Min-ii- ”all )‘t‘~tl‘l’dfiy
afternoon. He ilii'iIlt il length "Will the
duty of ihei‘iiiirI-h [maid I‘m
ment. llis adilrI-ss
listened to.
:i.’ll“f'iil
was H't-Iritively
Every member of the Young Men’s
Christian Association should attend the
meeting this evening and arl-‘l-l in the
good time expo-vied. A literary enter-
tainment with new fratures “Ill ho In
troduced: good music: election of new
members, and possibly some things
down on the bill."
"Hill
Halley l-‘incrl for Begging
The colored man arrested by oiliI'er
Morebouse last Saturday morning for
fraudulently begging money for a new
church Which he alleged was to be built
in Danbury, said his name was Richard
Bailey when he was brought up for trial
before Justice Selleck in the afternoon.
He denied having solicited money, and
said he had never before seen the book
which the officer took away from him.
The evidence against him was overwhel-
ming, however, and he was I'IIiI-d $7.00
for begging and $7.00 for drunkenness,
Being wttbout money to pay his line ht‘
was hustled oil in Bridgeport jail.
Shipwrecked Again.
William Daskam is a fireman on the
D. & N. branch of the llousatonie R. R.
after working hard all the week he gen-
erally takes a sail with his family on
Sunday. Yesterday he went in Caukeen
Island, to enjwy a bath. lie dlSl'thd on
the boat and plunged overboard, and
swam to the island. After dissipating in
the water hr some, time, be though it
time to go home. lie looked at hiI boat,
and lo and behold it was up hi gh and
dry on the shore, the tide having gone
out. He Was obliged to wait until seven
o’clock for the tide to rise. °lle arrii'id
home at 9 p. in.
Mr». Pearson Changed llsr Mind.
On Saturday evening Thom ».-, Pearson,
who keeps a boarding house on Main
street, Was arrested on the charge of
non-supporting his wife. Instead of
pushing the complaint Mrs. Pearson re-
Iented this morning and would not ap-
pear against her husband. The case was
nailed by the payment of costs.
The Screen Law.
Yesterday the saloon keepers in this
city had their burs exposed to the view
of the public. Screens and curtains
were drawn aside and liquor selling, as
far as conducting it in the bar rooms
was concerned, was suspended.
Injured at Wilson I'olnt.
This morning a man employed on the
pile driver at Wilson Point had one of
his ankles badly injured by the slipping
of a lever.
—A soup that can be used in the laun-
dry tbo bath room and the boudoir is
certainly the most economical soup to
buy. Brunei: exactly fills the bill.
A GREAT lil'i‘i‘lllilll.
their tliiu IlunIlruil Entries [in tlic l-‘ir-t
Mutlri'ol Ilic iloiitlciiion'a Driving
Association.
Hiiiirdiiy was closing day for I’lllfll‘ll
for this inauguration meeting Inf tliii
ti.-I.tlI-IiiI-ri's Driving Aumiciiilion, and
every f'lllllli has been filled, the I-iilnI-ii
numbering one hundred. 'l‘hI- prolialiili-
iii-:i tire that others iiiitih-Il on the lillh
are yet tourrivo.
'l‘liliiiiiuiltrim .lll’ iillI“‘.~I‘i Iif lli-i lirnI
meeting, and the lovers of lllhl‘i‘lit'm
horse racing and attendant Itltllltil'llll'illrt
iiiIiy WI-ll llllllt'lpfflll Ii big time at the
lit-itlgiiriitiori iiieetliig next week.
IMSI'J DALI. NEWS.
1 In»
Nurwnllra “he tllrt Ilitrtluiiis .\ii-
Irllinr llttnlln.
.\ Illllllltil’ fioiil this (’Ily «IIiit III
llailfiiiiih ‘l-Illlltllly ton-i-
pliiy liill til the I iipiliil, It \vnri it lini-
grime and-Very ixi-iliiu. As the Hun
~:iiI| \IatIIIIluy the Niilltllllis lI-p.’ IhI~
ll iti I-iiils on the Iiiiriioiri
l'..,l.i.vi..g II Ili-
\iIl.“ \l ii-,
lllt‘ Nut \"illkn
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llii'lliirIld, II 2 ii I) l Ii i] '2 Il .'.
Barri-II ir:i.- lliriforil. I HIIriilm I. i— HIII-
i.~ Iiv. lib‘li'i'f, (ioIlIIiian. B‘li .. Iii Ant ‘- 5' .I-i
l: w ~ » Fur-'I-r i ii Murphy .3. .l llll'", Aiii. ~ ll~ ..ri
_'.| M m. I. Ki i I" Ii. III-tannin. l-'.r-I l-m- In.
|i\1.- Lynili, (will _i. ti Irkniiii. M Iiiii— .r
pl". If. Ann .. l‘: f‘ ‘iis- or. Irror~ llir'l. l ‘
Sonia-tin“: III by piiliu-r i. Ikni-in h'wtl.
iiii‘~U'I'Iiir.-l I,“ ..I1rii- . Jj. l.tli 1,
3m Wini p lrli,tl‘I_'oI.I.vI'. l'llllviri
King' I.
Th s "tuning? llartlwr l ('«i'lfillil g .i'iI
li- following liCl‘Irlllll III the game:
The Xiirwiilks put up it among gaiin
against the llariforils Saturday. and
held the li'ltil for six inning-I, “lit‘ll Hart-
f-.ril riianngI-Il to score-thi- Winning run.
The Norwalks are mostly snaiil Ill: u, but
they are I'lt‘lIYr' and can pl. .iy bill. (LII-k-
man, the ('aTCllt r, is It gool our. and Can
throw Well. in fact he threw much bet
lt'l' tlizin thinning, whose poor throwing
give Ili.» Norwaihs twa runs. lrllflt‘l’l
pl'iywi 'lllfd linsi- It~ Ilio- bI‘I-t
\Yil lame illh‘lllul one (If the lie-t gzlriiiIs
of Ii.- III 7|!) n.;-.Ikvd contrast to the
\‘. Ili'll In» “as “'llll .l.-r:i~y City.
which Hartford “on 12lto‘2, Murphy
maili- sI-ver'il good catches I'l’ lI-ft iii l l.
but sI-I'ureii only In hit. Til-i llarlf iril
titllfii'lilt‘rs all made good catches. Ilunry
making some especially riiiraliii- nun-s,
lui he til-iii dropped one lli‘. The H ltt-
IIiiIi ii;ii»-l.lr»rs all STTI'I‘VPJ some pretty
playing, and (Yt‘oniiel hail live fielding
assists although he struck out but one
man. The liartfords had nothing to
crow ot'er, as they Won by the close
margin of one run and were kept on the
aDXltlllS seat all the way through. The
sympathies of the an hence were largely
with the visitors, partly on flf‘i'Dllnl of
llloolic and Murphy. and owing to the
fact that the team has the nerve to come
in at this late day, as vvell as being r. c-
ognized as the "under dog in the light."
They are good hall players and do not
deserve to be dubbed as “that Country
team." Knight's drcrsions were litany
times off color, and the visitors did not
get the best of them.
The Norwalks play in the following
cities this Week: Wort-enter, Monday
and T'iie.~ d: iy; Lowell, We e-dntsday and
Thursday; New Haven, l‘iiiiay an d Sat-
urday. On Monday and Tuesday of
next week the Somalia; and Networks
play in this city.
The Hoyt street club,
Would like to hear from
nine.
Conn.
The Crystals, of Winnipauk, defeati d
the Westports at Weetport last Sitiirilay,
by It score of H to 10.
The Y. M. C. A. club defeated It pick-
eIl time last Friday by a score of ll to 5.
The batteries Were Hall and lirotberion
for the Y. M. (J. A. and Pagan and MC
lnerney for the picked nine.
On Wednesday afternoon at »i o'Ilock
the Y. M. C. A. ball team \vtll play the
Pioneer [look & Ladder nine on the Fair
Grounds, Batteries—(ireenwood and
Hall for the Y. M. U. A.; "Doc" (Bruce
and O‘Brien for the firemen.
()wmg to the rain the game advertised
to take place on the Fair Grounds last
Saturday afternoon between the Inde—
pendents and Actors of New York, was
not played.
as viril
Ilin‘
(if Norwalk,
the Noroion
Address John SlattI-ry, Norwalk,
A Wlnnlpnuk Wife-lunar Arrested.
John Coleman, of Winnipauk, was
arrested Saturday afternoon by Con-
stable lllorehouse, charged with beating
his wife. He was tried before Justice
Selleck, found guilty and fined $5.00 for
intomcation, $5.00 for assault on July IO
and sentenc-Il to thirty days in jail for
assault on August 9. He appealed the
case, giving bonds in the sum of $200,
with tieorgc Lowe as surety. Coleman
has been in court two or three times
before for abusing his wife, but she re-
heated at the last moment and never
pressed the charges. This time she
wanted him sent to jail.
DEATH (W CAPT. W. J. IEIIRI’I‘T.
Aii 0M be. Captain hail-I Into the “oven
of Eternal Iii-at.
(.‘riplnin Willis J. llerritt IliI-Il Natur-
Ihiy afternoon of heart failure, after ri
long than“, at his home corner of Chapel
and \vitlt‘l’ streets, borough.
Captain Merritt was born in New Yorli
i‘lly nearly eighty years ago, Ills father
viii-Ian old mvil captain, and when Mr.
Mrrl’ill t‘I‘llll" Iii Norwnllt in IN!" he put
togoml use thi- iiIiiitiI-itl education ho
had lt'l‘t'll’l'rl (min his iIIIIiiIr, by riititiing
It 'rill‘lit'l l-l' . p lh'lWI'l’ll this port and
New York. Continuing to follow the
writer iintil Willtlfl Ii few years of his
ilriitli, liii bI-i-auii- well known In nearly
M'rry port along the sound.
Mr. lilo-mu was convI-rii-li at an IIIirly
Iigiv and led :t l‘itli-t‘ll‘lllltlllfl Christian
lllr , being It member of tlie l’irst Conne-
giifi Iii.Il t‘liiiri'lt iif N irWIilI. II. tit Halil
mil, in Itli ilw tai'kli- taken from the
llillll, ll" li lpiwl lay the I' ifl'ii‘l’ sloiiu of
the church.
For his but waI- lll'lllitfleT Mir-ii Miiry
ll. M--iid_ of l ift‘t‘llwlt'll, Ly whom litiliIiIl
three children, two of whom Washing-
ton llllll l-lpliriiiIii—~i-Iirviviu His second
min was Miss Mary E, lliiinglie, of New
York Sialv, who also iiiiri lY'i‘N.
l".ii.IIr..l ... rvii'rs \l'lll Iii-held at his l‘llt‘
I'll. lllil'll (lll'llil'k
iiiIiriiing illl‘l Ilia I'l'llli'llll'l Will he
II. 1 iirriiit ll'il for burial.
'l"llf|‘lli'r' l.) flllrrruw
taken
- ll I< Ili l;I'.iIi-ly 'lt‘lfulllt .l,
l’iiiisw ls soap.
‘i\'.- I“ ani
I'LIESUNAI. MENTION.
Tilis l‘i'lllllfl 'l‘i'lifi-lI-rzirzil Mrs. Elbert
S. .Yliiiii-I, of the I-omiigli, start on Wed-
iii-«lay morning for quite an extruded
trip in NI w York State. \isitiiig ling-
hainpiin. .‘il'iKITa l".ill-, Wiitliiui Hire,
and other p uni-i Iif llil-‘fl'r-l.
Mrs. .ldlll-‘r .‘il. Line. of S-Ii ll Miin
HUI'i-I, hit! giiiii- [r liilllTIifIl, C'silr’il
Iliilliwr l._\‘ ill" St‘flt'll'i Illiie~s of her
msbr.
li'lr .u Inii l'riiili-i and daughters.
i: it to II it I.- r ll wton. Mr. l-‘rniiki- Wlll
ho allrfi‘ tit about a “II II-k. Wllllr- hisilaiigli
'I'Illt' (LIIIIHHI'J QI'I'..S"I'I().Y.
(In all hiinibi we liOIl’t‘Olllplulflffl of
(“thy backyards, accumulations of ashes
and garbage and other refuse matter.
The ilfltu was when it moi no particular
Iiiconvteiii'e to “r! rid of llllri «tall, but
that limo lil‘t'lllll to have gone by.
livery year we are made to realize that
waste lit-coming a popiiloiii city. and
the fll'l'l'fl‘tlly in 'Ill’t’l Il upon tivliif rt'gulna
lions and i'illlVl'llli'lli‘l‘rl for health and
cleanliness.
The gurlulgo question is one of the
most iietiotiiiiiiir'ii that ill prurient cou-
froiitii iiii. l’rohiihly nine-tenths of the
yards of l’t‘tllill'llill‘lfi of this city contain
the accumulations of this fllth for a
month or more, and many of them are
veritable pestilence liri-I-ilt-rs. Most Innil-
lords urii lax about lllr‘ll’ duty in this
iiintirr, and tenants are either unable or
unwilling to go to the expense of having
the Work done which their landlords
ought to do, and flll‘ consequence is thoI
“‘Iifk. in lh . main, is not tllllll‘ Iit all.
The I-iily ii a~ildI~ reuirdy for this (‘iifllll-
lion H llzv' I‘-l:llll|*llllll‘l‘.l Ivy Ilii- ('illlllf'll
of ii i-ysirni of garbage I-arts to make
\t‘i-o-kiy r- IIIIIl-I of the city and I'ulli I'ttlii-
garbage an I «lump it whrre it I' in do no
harm, and their compel a“ occupants of
islIIrvs and rII-Iidi new I i have their gar-
bage placed in barn-is on the walk In
front of lllt'lr pri-misI-s on I-I-itain days.
We think this plan W Hill! nit-rt Willi
general approval, and ro~~pI-cifiilly sug-
gzwt that the Council give (Iii-matter
I‘i‘II-fill I"
«huh-ration at its in vi riiI-et-
ing.
A Ql lllllt LETTER.
.\ Not" From Vnnrallt .\ lie“ am for the
Informer of the Fire Hug.
Thi- llaiibiiiy NI-Wn says:
.\ manilla
. "ll.”lDUl’)‘.
li'. [llr‘ [Writ (illli‘r'
nfl»'l'fl"l-Il. The pvlnllllhr‘lt'l'
in Mayor llnpk:n~' liix. TWU
penny .«Iiinips were put under the ad-
t'l.Y‘r‘ltl["', Illl'r i'tnl in p»-rii'i:
l‘ >iiri.," “as rec. IciIl
SitiIr-l'iv
put it
ii-rs will remain abr Iit :\ month vi—iiing
friends in Ulllt'l’ parts of the stall. ’
Miss Ella Whitney I-f i.'.iiiihriilge, M i-Is.
l-t Visiting \\'i'll Miss Janniel'olhlirii, l
MiI-s .liilizi .‘lr-ig h'Is r» lllfflt'il from . I
vi-it in ilI-I.rurti-wn l
Miss Br'r‘blt’ P Hint of l ist.\ Irwalk husl
returned from her Visit in Danbury. l
Miss Alice Riilll -s and Miss Mabel
L'lkl' are the guests of Mrs. Juii'. ltnler,l
Hrt Norwalk,
Will ll. Tremper, I! A. Trelliper. .‘r. ,i
and T. t'addigan, are up from 3*“ i
York with thin ilinnI-l rhirts on for a
“'i l‘k‘S fun round about Norwalk. '1" vy l
Will b- the gllri'j of t', A. lliv1.liiil
viliiie in town.
Jll‘lit‘r‘ A. II.
We. k's vac Itioii.
!
i
.‘l-i-‘izi II,
is away ('l
R ihert llriinilagv», of the DIIII‘II.{D, is i r‘
~pending a \vi-rk's vamimu at llell ls l
land.
l.itvy»-r J. ll lilt‘ll iliiribiiit llin :4 lit!"
up among the hills I f New ll-iinpsIJiI-L
on a ten day's vacation. :
Joseph ()YNlt'l’lNlllkn and f.ifllll}', of:
YYlllnlpflllliJll't‘ riisiii‘atiiig at l‘wll I-lanill
|
l
I
this week.
[.iuis Wilcox. of llro.
t'ity Clerk \Yilcox is Tim"
.
.lyn, son of t‘X'l
iig his parents.
in this city. W
l
Young .llr. llyntr Gets a Gold Chain
Johnny Hyatt, son of lion J. W. Ily-z
att, passtd the nini-teo ntli Illllt‘sliitiv in
the rugged pathwnyof life last hour-
day. He is quite popular among the
Conductors, drivers and other emploieos
of the Horse Rail-ray (‘ompany of
wliiI Ii his father is preside m. and “hen
the fin t of S ittirilay being the anti. \t‘l"
sary of his birthday leaked out. the boys
pd~¥8Il around the hat and to sail a
very liberal mm, which was iiivI-'.~tIIl in
a handsome gold waich chain.
Young Mr. Hyatt was greatly surpris.
ed when, With It few complimentary
words, the chain was passed over to him
by one. of the conductors later in the
day.
A \ cry l'eI-ullar Cine."
Jerome Edmonds, a resident of bond;-
field, died ii few days ago and it war- stipI
posed from a very peculiar affection. A
few years ago a bunch appeared upon
the bark of his melt, which from that
time kept steadily increasing in ei7.»‘.
Ho consulted various doctors and all
agreed that it was notatiimemus growth.
It did not seem to impair his health. al
though it became a great inconvenience.
it grew so large that his head was so
bent over that his chin rested upon his
breast and he was unable to turn his
head. Dr. A. L. Williams. his attending
physicran, was of the opinion that his
death did not result immediately
from this trouble, but other causes.
At the riqnest of Mr. Edmonds, Dr.
Williams made apost mortem on the
swelling. It was only a few days before
Mr. Edmond's death that he told the
story of a fall. Ile slipped upon the ice
and fell, striking with great force upon
the back of the head. This was the
cause of the trouble. Two sections of
the vertebrae had been injured and they
had thrown out a twin cartilagineous
growth, connected together with It base
and shaped very much like an eye tooth.
The doctor removed the growth and has
it preserved. He is of the opinion that
this Could have been removed without
imminent danger to the patient.
A perfectly developed male infant,
which weighed just one pound and four-
teen mucus, was born in Waterbu
Wednesday night. The child is living.
lslio of [rape r With Us ritiiig in p: in ii.
l I ll‘li fl.
il'i'li‘lnfiq
ilrI-i-s. The p-i-‘r mark was Norwrilk. In
the t’llYi'lIrpt‘ Mayor Hopkins found a
(In
the slip “as the city s Iiilv'i l'llrlv"ll('lll of-
.t' ring a II mud of $10“) for tlii-iapture
f lb.- piirty who ('I't'illt'l‘ the tin-s on
(':inil s'rei-L Juli i}: ll. The note starts
itl' abrupt! y and re dis a- follows
“\Yili be paid for information which
will ('IIDVII”. the inforiiII-rof daring to
it“ tho-truth. ‘We nos—our best cm-
7. ~,ii< “ill promise to go slow with the
the bug WI» also promise to treat the
man uh ) \viil accept the reward as an
infiirnii r, as (‘IEIZ‘IH we Will make it hot
for the spotter. ' insult. o~irtii~ism, perse-
ioiitiriiIv-d II vyimtt. Will be thi-
rinar-l, t’rp: Clitll‘r' when “it“ I'm» III-VII is
a mo iiiliI r of [llr' i'iiureh.
"If the guilty is an I-iiti‘ast, it will be
at.» to Irli theiriiih. Previous to rib-r.
ingii aslnllil reward, you should ascer-
Lil". what sort of a pull the criminal has."
'I I.i-i I4 undoubtedly the Work of a
CT! :i. int whether be Is a brother of
tin l‘l' .iik villa is starting the files here-
Itll‘ .W is not known.
IIN'I'HITAINMENTS.
"\l Perkins."
l iiik Joins. Will) his excellent com-
of artists. will present “Si
at Music Hall, Thursday
ing of this week The piece has
hm n playid in this City and has always
Iigmn aiisfaclion. The Portland Demo-
l cr: It say~. "A very large audience greet—
I-il Mr. hank Jones and company at the
()pI-m House, last Thursday evening to
l VillfltN-i th I» above comedy. The audi-
lince were contu sire With laughter
during the entire performance. Every
|sitiiation is funny and the pore abounds
in giniiinenit and humor. Mr. Jones
as Si Pt rkins was immense and the cast
was good throughout. If the company
should see lit to come this way again
the Opera House could not hold the
audience."
’l'.‘
lPVt!
Itenl Estate Sales.
Anthony t'. CoonI-y toliiacomoijuneo
strip of land 4x139: on Water street.
Charles B. Smith to Mrs. Frances De
Forest, lot SOxIIS on South First street.
Julia A. Demon to Robert ll. Colwell.
house and lot on Van Zandt avenue,
“.500.
Mary Ella Me Qllhm? to Charles H.
llohannari lot SixlfiO on West avenue.
Fairiield (.‘ounly Nationfl Bank to
John T. Barrett, house and lot on Ilel-
di:n avenue.
Coolidge & Lockwood to Emma J.
Si‘ofield, house and lot on Spring Hill
road.
Oscar S. Mills to Arthur D. Ogden,
land on Five Mile River road.
Chester F. Tolles to C. l..
75xl55 at Five Mile River,
The Ail-.lronnII-Iiiri.
"To-day, today for the Summer Girl.
Seek her by the sea-bore, or in the moun-
tains, or in some picturesque farm house
hidden in the trees," exhorta the "art-
ford Convent. Now, by our lady, that's
a good piece of advice. But we can't go
to-day. What's the matter with seeking
the Summer Girl at home: or waiting till
the Summer Girl comes back from the
seashore, or the mountains, or the pic:
turesque farm house hidden by the trees?
And. while we're asking questions—-
what's the matter with the Ali-the-Ycar-
Around Girl,—the girl who is just as
lovely in spring. autumn and winter as
sbcisintbolnmmer? Come to think
Ogden, lot
ry of it, given: the Allathe-chrcArounIl
Girl In ours-Watcher: Wu.
d QLIA
ilnc’lbiril of the Population of the Mtnlc
i atliIrllI.
Yesterday was lentil I'tl‘illlYi‘fliill) of
tho consecration of the lit. Ilev. luiw-
reriI-e 8. McMahon as bishop of the It»
iiiau(‘ritliolicdiocrm- of Hartford, Wlltttll
includes all of "14‘ main of Connecticut.
In the past tell your» thirty-four new
parishes have been created, including
St. Joseph's, that of St. Francis' Orphan
asylum and an liiiliiiii parish in New
Haven, two in Meridvti, ihtI-e Ill Ilridgiu
port, three in Waterbury and one each
in Seymour, Milford, and Norwich. The
growth of the parochial schools has been
wry iuarkI-Ii. In INTO tlii-ri- wen- 7.07.0
pupils and there are now ”fill“. Tin-ii-
iire fifty-seven inorii church buildings,
severity~tlireo niIirI- prierii, and 75,000
more parishioners. The Roman Catlioli'
population of thostato is (Pdllfllillril to
be 3‘2 i .llllll or iiiiii- third that of the stain.
«Why purI haw half It Ilom- n fllfTr'ft nt
lIinIlIioI’ soap for half a Iliiz in rooms in
your llllllsi'. llrussi-ls rump is the great
ilesiIlI-ratiim in the l iiinIlIy or the bath
room.
llll'll I.
I'El l\ .\' I. - l.- imI- n I :i.-i Norwn k Port l'u: i.I
Loni on >:III.IIII. \ I ll-' :-o h ‘l‘d: iaiii VIII.
1“,.” l“: }|Il." ;‘ ..'.lf'.Ii :II I.
Tiivwirit‘, if 1': ‘Ho . M ii.
“a :. Coin;
liUll", on
lIIII'flllt‘lli Iii lift I i.
>Ml'l'll Iii Eusl Notifi'l L. . 1.711,
ism of Aims) W, 5 fi. Med 3’.
and 'i Iiioidl.‘ WEN-hi. from her
l’""i<ll'lll‘. Wain-div. at :3 ii iii.
LOST AND_ FOUND.
I HST HY LADY‘ ‘ Slinilf W \Tl' fl, “IT“
A L'i Il Iliszri
taint
unit:
Hillside, -
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls all Your Lilia,
Itli-III'IIINIS (N‘T. :III
For I I" Iilnrs iuhlrIIn,
Mrs. M. E. Mead.
Carriage Builders I
No.
Wagons and Carriages made and re-
.llllllilNii I'IMDHI’TI Y ATTI'VDIID Tl)
Merrill Business Collin
Siniihaii
6| Atlantic §I.. Stamford, (ft.
Norwalk. Conn.
MRS. MBA ”'5 Music Hall. South N
Thursday, Au
Appearance of
MR. FRANK J "
TliI- rrprvwrilatli-e mull-n In I. A.
bullet!
“SI PERKI
il‘lufll I'IIGII'I'O
The playi-ntlreiyrcwritteu lad .
(l-N cw Cliurnc
QUARTETTE 0F SINGE
1“ all ()t'che is t
The Threshing )iiiI-iilus at Work on . .
Original and Only
l’uglitown Farmer
In their daily hub.
Prices, - 36, 50,
‘8”.
null! 'lm
IicLEAV i1 STEEL,
.__- Q..-
0'» MAIN STREET, REAR 0P
SALVATIUN ARMY BUILDING.
.___.__...-. __.
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
O0.
(Forms. ly l'honogrnplii Arid. ii.yi
A NI) SCIIOOL ()I'
an Insulting
l [Will III
N loeml for Vacation .liily Izrh) l
K 1 N i ::l llffl in- Wurn ir..f~;- g Reopens for Spud,- Sept. I INST!“ lilibs. Granulated Sugar... .. .. . . ....
flip-ti r IIlrI I‘I-rI . . - ‘
“urn“: :13.th t y I: v: A; d Ii...“ .ELIIIIH: “'32:: ”(AV Ill-1s TAI GllT' ~Shorriiaml, Tum“. But. Pillsbury! Pinur .....................
,mH.‘ ' “I: it iiig l'Iirri-ponilen 1'. Bool. kI-I'p' r_ , I’Iniiiiir~ .p . “ " "
Ariihn~ii ll‘, ll. unis-purl. II T.- wrap! I, rump). i . Diary Butter
Pl '1!“ l"
WANTS Th: l'r llf‘ pal will be at the ('(‘IIII'L'O afrI-r An ' KL} ” Pm” "
_____ , , , - iom‘uim.) ammo) ui-htoarrunx for In lg ‘ (‘ri'zim "licea‘............ . .
, . _ V 7 ‘ 'lIi ‘r .
.. ... . ' " ' ‘ “ l~
( I I. iTi.i.,\ii..\ Iio.\iiiii.iis , THREE oi: I .2... ..I. fr. r II. . it. mm. by letter in B “km
four L'I-fl' “nli'n man I»-
:ii‘r‘ommmlu ml ts . l I;
gum! roorrri and lioiril iiI’ Maui and .‘T‘lf"l;lt..
ier
Mli ‘ M A MEITHIIL p,“ .lnva(‘GfTer,....... ..
. . -l “ Milk Crackers .........................
~‘.’rc’p.§uulh Niruzidr, itTlf Lemons.....,....... ,
r911 SALE ORTpRENT coaI l coal l “my '
Mrs ixii DE‘illill i r: iioi ~Fox iii: an
I ow ,rI or W iodni iril .iv . :i bh fI r . ii
If .uio fsi .ios “'nmr ilt. lr'tI ,i n pri-m --I-
or i‘ r: .- if'fu eof Dr I. W, “WYATT “I-i av;-
”ill 'f
A1 TDIIY Pt)“ SKI. P 01TH KENT, CURSE“
[by iii .1 lbumrind .- rn- i. l:. I'll: c of h". A.
\loixiw art!
[3,
()I'EN .‘l.lllli‘ Itli. IE1). ulEETsuLIlIMT
OL‘il-I \VDLIIT Nil ~'.\I\II.E >T Mill-
3!. .--; Lil» .- for s'} 'I r. Ap Iiy ll‘ 1‘ run»
..I. south _\I- m I ii. i or. n a? In!
II VI i ‘,lr Innis: rur vii ll-lnl‘ and .ar,’ e pIiitry
and turn room
[In ird Ioii ll :i-iir ~Ii Kill“, a _ ‘ 92 Washington Street.
i lc. A; ply toL‘. L “ um I. on! ho» premier" (“,2 If W fl ' —_’ '7‘ '—
"’ .lil the 'mnrzri urn-lie“ of hard and Ira Morning
\ twill)“ 'il OllK HORN? AND T: IIINIDNEW (”Mild 5pm :li. ‘i'r‘! :er {orwx i.» or PI: pp. y.
4‘ mil; cow. Apply to . ullflll 'nuiip.~2 WL‘I Al. «ml H rm 3' \ ~Ir--.Inid, w-- Ll prc V
N "ll‘lf “flu-laid p'rump .ytli..it'il’til IT INE
‘i‘l: \MElf ‘ FR YNKD'I ” \lilrl l' .h FEET ‘
S ..,.. M... . .. .,- .1... , ,_.,..-... Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wocd
.irirri .o pith-r ,I
I“. -" .lIz-z tun put Tl‘. 'rLi-I 1-,,‘1 Ii
ri ,Inr and in tir-. 1,... l Ii.‘. i i “'1
i map An; iy aIiL. . Iizlm
IF Y'Ol' WANT A
:i. farm Ibeap, for the text
'hm' mnnih-xnli a: H ...tl II In. Iiiedlen 9 «MI e
,\'o 93 W chinmon - . Ii" my hon yntopI-LIII up
- 'llli' of hi' timer lots in town and a trimmi- of
than an unit-r from- A. In .1 lim- erimrner re-i
Il~n ithiisI- llifll.(‘>1l.' a; In mi». sire of liiir’ . .
on .lm vs a I r from. A w i .~iii;ii;zc of i I kitd~ 1::
out ._ .Imtnl t“.
{EAL squire iron site
htlfl'fl" or I if, or
\ luv DH‘lllMil i. E Bl II.i>i~III [.0T '05}
A Ta). or Lil-r it". for exiii» PM? In! “tilt-l.
:\p,r‘. y In C II. DI “(3.11; nri st. ,Soiith Not-walk.
jlitf
W IlI hn re hm: d: n: Ir 0':- 50— end I)“ Mr from._ on
“i st avenue Ap; ..y to ll. C sAMMlS, or
l. M IIUYT r1" tf
[TREK (UAi' ill-1“ AND ll.\l-I it‘ll-.- [IIIRSE
triiI‘ It. for salt - limp. f- rvianr of ii» Apply
to l'. .IiIrt M In: In. C no h «In at Warwick
lion-re ambit-9.117“
\‘ECUXD ll AND Fl'ltXlT L'ltll, STIIYEa, ('AH»
i pets. .tr . amuhi and sold or sold on commie
iiIIIfl, iii my new wave of bitumen, under the Sal
ration Army barracks, South Norwal'i. Wm Pod-
more. jyti lm
fl Cflfll iii Wu
E. M. TOLLES & CO.‘
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Water St” Foot of llnvllimtl 9t,
Wm BINDER. C 8 till oiin
> ate llotirdof En; inecr-I
Mtnilltrl orin. E. Ikh
Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineers
Branch Offices-
lmcal Snrverlngnndiiencrnl Work will
_, , , . - _, _- H jviif be given prompt attention.
BUY YI |['lf
Empty Barrels For
_AT__
W. HIWIIII SIIIIIIII’F-j
From the New Cool Yard,
Sawed and Split.
1111 Ill Cabin
33 per llozm .
E. c. Hi'ivaE’s
Photo Studio,
(Not Post office,
YARD AND OFFICE,
limits...
T‘l' in d; Weeil'a Shoe Sixtniihc'ory.
lir>EPll ll RIDE R.
It. :i. C.
.As‘ n,
“III. B. IIIDEII 8; SON,
.‘Inln Office, -l.'i It 47 Washington St.
SOUTH NOKYY'JLK, CT.
80. Norwnllt.
lil‘.‘ PE RRY srnnar TROY. x v
l’IlfITI'IIIt-‘Tf-th x \-
'Wsliisfnct on Guaranteed or mega-1mm i
WATERYILLB, N. Y.
rcfilndi- d
:TO LET _.,
va'd' ilirl all [N l-l\ 8 Mil. [-2 it” hit,“
1 ii two minim-s from the Ilipot the :ip
fiIrtl-iIr p:lrll1'\'l‘rtmll.l’q'l‘ I of (p i. \‘I.
Fl't‘Mllt‘ ltivor .
IT“-
For
ltiivmoml.
{In lw
'lt' ELY Pl RSINII l) Fl: ONT ltillrll To
A two gentlemen. w: .i or Iii. It‘ll“ heard, it! )o
tiny It. ,nouth Norwa H.115“?
’l‘llIlI-lil [(00st AND A BASEMENT 0N
Bliiirrm Itreer Smith Sorwalk lr.I,':i r: of W.
I’mlmrirc, atfialia.’ ion Army bu: Ming, south Nor—
ivrilk. jyll If
(Sanders, Attention.
HERB WILL It! A MPKTINI; OF THE
Hinder.- '5’ ihi l’ond iiI" . rm this even: ',ng in
cm.- ilvr Iiw minor or animal owning outing Irii!
suppir A full l'undanrc lle‘slrl‘d.
al'J It M. CURIIITT. é‘rrmm'y
“WISH TO lNl-‘Ilit‘l Till: PUBLIC THAT I
baversken the agency of the Homeland flow
In! Mar-him and in ronnrr'ion will do general re—
pairing of all kinds of ‘QVIIIR Machines. Order-
’IiIft at 17.1 East avenue, Norwalk, will receive
prompt attention. in C II. snAlLElt.
GREAT Ransom; combined— hi Hui—r' s Syrup
I of Tar, Wild Chen and llmehound. the best
Cough Syrripandlnng immintbe world ascents
shuttle. It is invaluable for (troop in children.
Sold by all druggists. The genuine only has far»
smile of the signature of Joe. I. nairinrcdlnkon
package- llsir'l manufacturers.
Brizrpod rt,Coun. m sir.- b l. BAXTIR
South Norwalk; II. R llAL8.. orwaik. not wait
I ri 0". | tanned! tidal
08 deal ng as Jr on
man then: a?“ ll 4.01.11”.
calf Foo oflhymmid 8L
Machine Shop.
I AWN“ LOCATED IN W A. WEEK]. ER’S
shop lam now filled up and am prepared to do
sllkindsof general jabbing and machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new parts furnished. lawn
mowers ground and repaired. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call and give mes trial. mm"
Wilma
lowermofWaterllt. ilo. Norwalk. Illlw
llavllnud’s Pull store.
Charles“ Guitars. mans, vies mm
courier
undulations-and“ lam
him-ad J
mint-Ln...
TOILET SOAPS
LY NUIIWALK
REQUIRES
llll GOOIIIE.
Double
Strength.
AA YinIr Grocer For It.
ALLISON BROS"
‘lJlllAf'tI‘f'lfln,
ti Ififva—‘Ti r“ .\, l‘flV‘I,
auglfl Xy
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass. and steam Boiler '
INSURANCE scam I
Loan- Nesoflatod‘
omos:—4:iaaniiingtm BL. 80. lair-It.
Prescriptions Accurately Prepared
- “‘1...—
CAH. AND Bl! ('IINY'IXI'ED,
In our perfumerydipiriment we have the leading extracts Ild m
pro v..- to Init the [lltll‘ We are. always pinned to send for quill «IN to
custom-rs.
——‘—.9*—-——‘
Iiiiiiiilliii Iiiiiiiilii ii all Ill] _.
W
Plaisteil’; Ilrug SI
Norwalk Chronicler