IA” BA“; "'3. A WNHIFDII m
. Given theW.il.-l'. .Inlsnovolkov.
Tnoltorwelks woradotootod “Now ”a...“ t1 A.“
srkysstoods. Thrlrdoldla washers
andsrrorsw’ersuumerous. Tomiow Oflolthsmcsttoessdolssolalsever
theNorwalkswillhsathomotoployml'mW III-stills m
withtlleNowBavans. Mild-mine. A lore-sedim-
Following h mm; "m0.“ la“ '5“! interest .0
”WA“.
masons-a).
A will! out.
lamest-ho that Insane l-lhs a retry
Itesy.
laahosrdlugbouoelo New Preston.
Ooen..thoreloeskutertesassrvantgiri
aged flyearawho was bars in New
Prestouand attendsdo private school
untillfiyoarsofsgefloaviugltwith so
onward for thsbest scholarship in book-
Tlll “0'8.
Opening Day Brings a Ioir Attendance.
The inaugural meeting of the Goods-
tneu'o Driving Association yesterday
-lsiled to attract the Moses that was
generally expaaod, although it was large
enough to make a pleasant gathering
and pay expenses ltle sapoctod that
today will bring together a large con.
course of people.
The races were not of an uniting
character, as in each class they were won I
in tho ous-twothroe order. However, ’
the time was lost and the classes made
up or very fine horses.
la-bnsa'lnoo.
inthis recs there worsdvo starters,
WhoalodoiagOnAtaonthomesfthe
nos.
wwroa.
IlssJosis Todd,ls visiting friends In
ingooal at Parris' dock. *
The Y. ll. 0. A. club will maetscreek
nine from New Canaan on the Baxter
Grounds, September 7.
Henry Cornell has mounted to paint
.y n hlglJ. l-lmhrflu thallorwalksnd South Norwalk Bloo-
: o. of mar-st; loyal e trio Light company's poles.
#:m " The steamer Black Bird brought a
mu" 0 M'm‘fi” New York excursion party up to Dor-
h""‘len'II yesterday for o clout bake.
D. P. Harrell has the East Norwalk
I“school district tax list at his allies which
will be for lot ion for about two
Mavenue; key '"P‘m M
Thel‘lhrmm” play the New Canaan tat
nice on the horse grounds. Baterday, .
August It. at t pus.
Bessie, thellttle daughter at merits
Green, is seriously ill.
Joe. W. Ilddlcbrookio spending a m
two seeks vacation in town.
loroIed other dutiesiu the store ado
joining satisfactorily. Alteroixmonthe
she workodloalactorylu Watertowu
melting lorulos for umbrellas. Alter
Boo. Bohnuuau than saugan original
Bootherusoogsadlareoponootooueu-
Cl O—GO-o—ul—O:
:l accuses-emu;
.
3i DUI-3.099.?
Isl ore-couscous.”
bib. p... A. a. , 3"- nl“ ,thot‘euonaaomupmgay Ml Aamail receptho was gives no the
if :9”: . " starch want-Is. which shohept mm metsem P-Fl Mo
K “on! The. l ‘3’" ’0‘ 4 ," lb".- hm. It. oi. ImII Inn on) ("1.11"“leng “dull"
§*““”m“’ w”" it '1‘ "t mention-Isomm “the *- iatnmdmlhrm im
amounts 3 "turning" . ., aileron-t taorahnifroutt‘ailh atusir, o o 7‘ s ”it mo. m audbecomesoex "I... journey much was served on
mnWSWI" 9'? ”file” So monsoon Indie Told. “in," ”a". W» But be,” the l t r s and llro. Parsons recited. Thequertst “many an mph. and t.“ I? ghoh'ugudimfl’mjoyedb’mu
mnmm about” strong. are enjoying them- 0 o I I alouoan at thistlmeandrsspomedtoa ad I
”m. otBotou to -do Bill 0' “n a first quartsrhod been trotted Maroon 0 a o o I ” mt“ fm'm. 11...,qu whose little. Then array It pretty paper
“Mel...“ ohm b3, ' was at Itla wheel, and before the ill" m I. 3 ,7, 1-,; 1 but"! moon with "Cook Robin. Rom mu...” Mmfloygd' h, w“... m. the children took a short arm
._._._.._.__'_ mile was finished he had the lead. Garry """"""""""" C‘ E- Torrey '90“ “l h“ usual 9'9”“! bury, proposed to open another store in around town, and went home W83;
Examinations for state teachere’ oer- could not stand the pace, and when 0 o o o. WM? IMAWIWM “Mind. 4' I lerideu and give 1m satire charge “a ly convinced that they had hada "
- liilcstes and for entrance to the State called upon did not respond, and at the " ° ‘ " “0""! ‘0 “I” PM 0‘ “”910",?” “'0 . good “1”,. She W, and an timeastheirllttiehustrsoexprceaedil.
Normal schools, will he held at New end was in third position. Sam W. was ' ' quartet “”3" "03" I” with 1°“ till " all the buying, bookkeeping,writiag and lllss Maud Knapp l. spending 3 '0'
«send, Pets fourth, Jennie W. fifth. a meet '9‘“: A "'5' number M the general managing; but juotao the enter. days with relatives in Roselle. 3- 3-
Haven school August 28th and 29th.
Those who circulate false reports eva-
I» oudleuce went to the church parlors,
.where cake and Ice cream was served.
Pete, however, woo put back to fourth
posItion. “chasm.
prise became a success, the proprietor
died and the was thrown out of employ-
Artiat J. lrving Dunning wears a
broad smile. having been awarded an-
nin aaatothe result of the No or lk Inn ell-Ila. “mm. M lime ..-...._._...-_..,..,-.__.
wordlrom Dakota for the lost two or page. may think that they a; hill .n 1'1"“, mood heat 0|"! W” drawn lwlic ’ “I tin-Ilean- "ne‘flkfi 153i .911.” 5nd“ of soap make your meut. She then went to Philadelphia other contract, this time in Norwalk.
9' K udDeCer woo on can winner Pet ‘3‘“ m“! “d be all ed kl nd
“Md."- '“°' ”"08 Wilma" 0" the home club. The qnicker they dil- ' m ’ ' ‘ nun-Kin: "hund- creek. Incense ol the rosin In " " ° “3"“ "I" m ”8' ‘ Arlee-Influx: out! rm held onthe
made a herd struggle for second place,_,
but could not pass Sam W. Time, 2 43*.
worked at the trade for three years.
grounds of the Rev. Ir. Dickermon on
She came home and obtained a situation
Il'nestlay, dipped down into Canada yes-
Wedueoday evening at Cannons Station.
b h I f h id .
m." but lull reached northward a uset emse veso t c enlhe better
hem. Brussels son contains no roolu
A game of ball was played between ‘ P
the Red Stars and n picked nine of Row- 0' other fl'i'm‘“
and is a rentl pessiu to the Atlantic —The balance of the goods not sold at sonata. -~- ~ ~ as stage driver, going twice a day to About '3 was realized
coastline: of H’alifax, 1%. 8. The low the auction last Saturday in the rear of" 3.1m "-5 mlfmt$'m' ------------- ; nylon. Score Mail in "'0' of the ”ct“, 0" "um“ w‘“ meet passengers at the station, five ' "a _
barometerienot accompanied by much the Warwick Hotel. will he knocked Wm .IcQuhnea "L's mm‘ W“... , "“37"" Aug.2l,1880. Dile- dillfllt 3'10 managed "Id 0““ owmmw't
“'9 3-“ ...t NOV-"bell" 1- Ill-"Ill ”'3- heat “d lrs. [coercin MP harnessed the two horses, lifted and Samuel Nash, and faintly, of New
wind, but as it nears the coast it brings
rain. Alter quitting New Fouudlaud,
probably to-morrow, it will take three or
four days to reach the British Isles, and
should be due there on Honday or Tues-
day next. acoo panied by heavy rains
Ind only mode tely strong winds. An
area of high pressure is moving east
from (Horatio and Wyoming, and ex-
- oeptin the New England States the in-
dications are for higher thou the aver-
age barometer readtng all over the
United States. Temperature generally
is also higher and likely to remain so for
down at the some place at 1 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon. Goods sold at your
own prices. Billiard table, platform
spring business wagon.
Mrs. Mary McNeil, widow of John Mc-
Neil, died yesterday at her home at the
corner of Core street and Third avenue,
East Norwalk. aged 48 years. The re-
mains will be taken to New York for
burial.
The committee of freeholders appoint.
ed to assess the benefits and damages on
the proposed Lowe street layout, will
HHBW‘PUI
3MB Class-Purse .200.
There were seveumu entries in this
class and eleven starters. Volunteer
Prince was the favorite in the pools,
and served his backers well, taking the
race easily in three straight heats. But
one horse was drawn during the race.
Daisy Dudley, end there was a constant
struggle and changing of positions for
second place. Judging from the first
beat Prince could have distanced the
whole field, and if he had been out of
Haven, are visiting in town.
George Brown, of New York city, is
spending his vacation in town.
Ed. Carroll, who has purchased the
Samuel Bennett place in Brnucbville, is
making great improvements around the
place. When finished, people will hord-
ly know the place.
lire. Edmond Thompson and daughter n.um m
are visiting her sons in Daubury.
Miss Louise Beers Is on the sick list.
8. J. Beers, of Brnuchville, is euterv
taining friends from Bridgeport.
The Newark club has not been playing “H3!!-
in luck during the past moon, and the (l. N. Selleck, of the Signal Service
stockholders contemplate reducing the corps, has purchased a black and tan
pay of the players. Last season the dog, which Corporal Kellyhasbeeu ini-
slockholders came ourlosers by 09.1110. listing with the black bottle and the
Thus for this oeasonthey claimto have master and dog are now under the
lost “.000. Speaking of the situation, weather.
one of the directors said yesterday: “We Last night the boys had Private Hen-
havc had goodofiers for the transfer of dricka doing guard duty on the parade
some of our crack players to other ground for aboutau hour.
leagues, but we are not in favor of sub- Private Avery found himself in the
otitutiug thein for cheaperand inferior middle of D street several times during
men. Pitchers Baker or Dooms would the evening and Orderly-Sergeant Hy-
atrspped on to th- stage all baggage,
and carriedthe mail. Ir. Kinney, the
owner of the stage. says he has never
since had his business so Ibroughly at-
tended to. At the end of six months,
she learned carriage patuling here in a
factory, and for some time earned two
dollars and a half per day.
When work gnvoout here she went to
Hartford, where for a short time she did
copying is the allies of the fire depart-
ment. She altorward went into the
once of the carpet sweeper factory, and
g dg, or two. For m. in m. not“..- , t th 1 on he thi , the race there is no telling how long it brings fairprice, and either one of them land was in the same boat. took the contract for cutting end dove- . . .
horbood, MI: in". {"If!!! “Willi". rural; o':lccr?:?:|hear.i‘lt‘terlesteti.p::tei:s would ”“0 IBM. II the other ten wouldbeol great anistauce just now at About midnight Tuesday night the telling the woodwork. Before leaving B-_H-G"b°" 1'" "10'“ “'9 ”0‘59”,“ mm “"9
light southerly breezes and stemmrarily in the ma". horses were evenly matched. the New York or Boston Mam." boys gave Quartermaster Brotherton a she made esva entire sweepers herself, furniture ‘0 DEN"!-
lower temperature, followed on Friday Th C. Ch—T—m 'thd . summer. .The suggestion of reducing the pay or drink 16 fingers strong and at 1 o‘clock even to putting the stamp or the maker A party from town picciced at Compo
by warmer, drier weather and mil“! 9 9° 3" 9‘ V” w‘ "‘7“ g :’ I dtsbandrng the club was made to the politely pulled him out of his tent. in large letters at the top. on Honda)“
thunder storms cooling the air. from "'9 “0"3“ 9"“ Ne' Y0" '0!” j- 5 g, a? players yesterday, and they are to an- This morning between 3 and 4 o'clock She came home for a rest, and a reoi- --W. A. Williams, dealer in watches,
.—u___m xterdsyilafter maki:g new“ 3:; Dnrnudo .: 31g pounce this week which they will ac- the tent containing Sergeant Brown, dent of the village gave her twomustang clocks and jewelry. silver-plated were.
Elmh tide "10' wrtide Sun flux“. fut?“ at ageu|l5 “1°” i "a”: 'lh :7 g 7 cept. __ lueician Taylor and Privates Wright ponies that he had been unable to man- eye glasses, spectacles, M.
V n” 9 “m “n” 7" 9 . 9' 9 ° ° as "to 4 5 . and Colman suddenly became fist and .39. Theyhndbeen truncated butnfew -—~——~——-————
, 8-458 5-10 6-40 belief that the boat wIll be put on the u: g : D09“ "'l ‘0 Vii”. “‘9 NO'W‘II' them '0'. suddenly seen making . timm and were unshod She caught Sunder. accused of the murder of Gal-
" ' " route again. » 7 a 5 “9" “”9“ 5‘“ Kim “I "ill 0"! '0' “1 MIN ivcd i ' yen, in Hartford, will probably have bi
THE LOCAL NEWS —_‘ - Jock more... on s marrow and Saturday afternoons. It rap un' .heyrece avgorous them i” ‘ field, ”mm ad dress '
- Thomas Balloreu, of Spring HIll, was .11qu 2. m ”5 “,0." both, which was My, needed, them, “d in . few weeks had them second trial about the mIddie of Septem-
will be the first time that these clubs
have‘mel. The result is looked forward
to with interest.
her.
The Bridgeport barbecue will require
fifteen felted bollocks and thirty sheep,
besides 2.500 loves of bread. Two large
trenches fifty feet long and learned a
hell feet deep will he used'ia' pectin. .
wane.
FIDDLE AGIDIIAulzTO TAXI (JAB! 01’
hmssosnd cows. workaroan a plea.
Applyatlhisnllce.
am ”Alam—m OB
arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff
Toner, charged with drunkenness and
abusing his wile. He pleaded guilty to
intoxication this morning before Justice
Austin and was fined $1.00 and costs.
His wile withdrew her complaint of as-
sauit.
The Hartford Courant says: "Private
Robert Doyle, Company D. Fourth. who
was caught outside camp last night with-
out a pass, refused to return to camp,
was ineolent to the officer of the Provost
3: 32 Claus—Plea. .250.
Three horses only came to the stand in
this race. but it was as interesting as any
of the day, and most remarkable because
of the failure of the favorite, Willie
Brmke, to win. He was backed heavily
in the pools. In fact it was almost im-
possible to get a bet against him, and
those which were made were at great
odds. Hls competitors were Chief, of
Greene Farms. and loud, of Bridgeport.
The heats were exactly alike, Chief let,
being the first water they have used
since coming to camp.
Major Crows took out the 4th Regt.
A Young sates-Ina M m. on... for battalion drill this morning.
Howard Ballard, g gloom". in the Meals. Bert Woodward and Clark and
employ of Scofielddcfloyt’aup-town dry CiPl- Fred. L10“ 390'“ head" in
goods store, went to his former home in camp “id 1"“ 10' B'idS’PO" "I“ morn:-
Stamford lasl night, and from there ins-
drove to New Canaan in company .m, 00. D has just gone to dinner and ex-
his brother to call on some young ladies. peel to mks ere-l slaughter on lurker
Young Ballard was scuflliug and fooling “WW-
with one of the members of the little Water-boy Tutbill h“ 5““ taken
under complete control.
Between times this unusual girl has
mended shoes, planted tobacco by the
sore, ridden the horse with a cultivator,
sud raked hay with a patent rake. She
has laid a new door in her father’s kitch-
en, built a veranda for her uncle, and
ohingled and aided an ice house for a
neighbor. She takes care of the home
garden and made and keeps in order
the winding walks about her house. She
is also an adept at shaving and hair cut-
Glover’a baud gave their usual concert
on the Ilsbsckemo hotel balcony last
evening.
—-Wnoted. An experienced dry goods
salesman. Apply al,Scofield d: Hoyt's,
Norwalk, Conn.
_ 7 ~ W. E. Culley, general secretary of the
Bridgeport Y. 1!. C. A., was in town on
business yesterday.
Rev. C. E. Torrey is to deliver the ad.
' drm at the anniversary exercises of the
. Guard and as a result thereof spent the Willie Brooks 2d, Iteud 3d. Willie M! “a foil, breaking his arm but...“ charge of the street. ling, and waits upon gentlemen at their m c l. I "i alli fl -
Bridgeport Y. I. C. A. night in . guard-house a.“ m ruminate Brooks mode a gamey race, but never the wrist ”d elbow. a. w” driven On returning from dinner several of guidance. in the vilhggtodo this. “mmrx‘m fl“
—Reo:l Hale’s list. over his you,” more than reached land’s wheel. Time, hack to Suntan]. where . physician .9; the boys had to loosen belts and buttons, Shg 1. food of hunting ma liming, 532 . i
. -—-.—.- . . . The Bows mmuda School 330% 35% “'3!- M broken bone- WW ‘0'” 50°“ I'm“ l° 05”" 0°" and in “‘0 nu been In“! Wl'idxfi PORSALE 31'0““.
Justice Selleck Is dmdmg the hole this picniced "ism, ”with “Land," .___...---__-___..~-M line spread. woodcock and rabbits, and in the season 0
week between dispensing Justice and Hathnwsynud family, at W est Norwalk. The grand stand attendance was badly Ame.” pun“ Francis is Jubilant because catches bass from the u, “a trout Ann: :1“) promote song: a m
put out because the score board was not
used. On account of the whim of one
driver, it is said, who wanted to wear a
Derby hat, Callahan’e comprehensive
score cards were discarded and a cheap
and uumlisfactory one substituted. As
a consequence it was impoerible to keep
track of the races. Furthermore, the
colors did not all correspond with the
cord, and there was kicking all around.
The managers should remember that
those who pay to witness the races are
entitled to some consideration. It would
be far better for them to lose the entries
of half a dozen horses than to treat the
attendance as they did yesterday. It a
driveria toohigb-toned to wearthecap
of a driver he had better get out of the
building anew chicken coop.
St. John’s lodge, A. F. and A. ll., will
hold a special communication this even-
ing for a lodge of instructions.
C. E. Vernor’s “Shamus O'Brien” com-
pny is booked to appear at the Opera
House on the evening of Aug. 27th.
Ex-Governor Lounshury and party
left Ridgelield on Tuesday for a weeks’
sojourn at Bocquett lake in the Adiron-
docks.
Selectman Daskam came down town
this morning n grandfather, a daughter
, having been born leatsreuing to Kr. and
7 Ian. James L. Stevens.
‘Btttlclhodgc. 1.0. 0. F. has charged
Edna's band to uaonpsny them toNew
WM Glovsrs band will
'- go With th‘c’Ne'WOkdflilW """""
t p—*
-—GotoCouley’o Ice Cream Pavilion
on thubridgn. Head's Oeidtrsted Cream.
[“qu more” pom; ”Ill
’ 91!!- It vW. "I: IW ) :nr. '~
_ scholars of St. Paula Sunday
‘ " mbool held a lawn picnic yesterday
‘ nfhrnoon oaths grounds surrounding
thochurcb parsonage. It was a pleasant
’ occasion for the young folks.
The cottogeprayer meeting in West
Norwelk conducted by members of the
Y. I. C. A. was well attended and full
d’ interest. The village has a great
many yovng people who are deeply in-
M in christian work.
Thscosgregathuend Sunday school
ufBev.l.J.Ball’echurchat King
A oomcwhgg painful case has just none of the boys insured in his company
come to our notice. In this vicinity I" 0“ the aickliat.
there lives a respectable young married Toe Inspector of Quarters compliment-
womau, whohasnfamiiy ofthroochild. ed Capt. Frost on the heathen of the
rec. Three montheago the husband was quartet! of 00. D.
taken to the hospital, where, trll a day Officers for Thursday.—Ofilcer of the
or two ago, he fluctuated between sick- d”. GIM- Pflll; Senior 01309? 0' 80"“,
near and comparative health. During Lieut. Stevens of Co. 0; Junior oificer of
all that time the woman bravely strug- Ell-Id. Lilit- Jule 0' Co. K; 308“.“
gledonalono and mmed to keep g right fiank-oguard detail fromCo. D—
roof over her head and that of her young 30'8“!“ BIO". Privates W- HI“. ‘-
bs’ood. Two day. .30, without g no“! H. Hendricks, R. W. Hall, J. 0. Gour-
of warning, the husband returned to his IMM-
homo cunvaMeut. The poor woman The Bridgeport News spins its venom
was distracted. Shehad not a bite in at the Norwalk companies by a long
the home and the "a; total at her tirade concerning their lateness to the
wealth was so cents. A kindly banned spatial train for camp, to which there is
bum“ A h“ or cop will um change neighbor lent her amiatnuce to welcome ; no: truth ”lid very much magmas.
herl lordhome but theaidwaaof be elaywae nemoeveralo men
WdWm‘hflo intergwo’t Now the chancterm of his occupation- 9.....me tempor’nry. of Co. F being misled as to“. the time of
hi
“'0‘“ "' -=--—-4¢’—*———'— Issues» Does I. do heal I.
mm Mg'lmil hm He‘ll an nuw‘ ””1191“on m 'i “ W“ "‘ '° W ’°" "° '
CompanieoDand Psothatthsregimunt judges wi “wear" "mohair ‘I‘Iionm mm pdofly mwwm Till! it” m mwmgm‘m
could go into camp with 7 ”Wm itou ht to be tberacea fortune witnessed sill-'"hysueh WWW!“ “M “Ming? ' W,
m.mseenu% leakage new ilillidl w» Haven, warmest-tam“: and W ,, , M“
ii ‘ twm Mill“) th Gtii’tt'iuiét hm W Ausouin, wearles Bridgeport. Let a
the street for Co. B so that the two com- Fred for all, fonr—yenr-olde and 2:35 clam. Bridgeport girl visit at any one of those
ponies could march together to the de- —-—~—-—-————~—-——-——-— pleura and the whole population is at hot
pot, which was about a mile from the feet.-Bridgeport Standard. They do;
station. Capt. Bette said if hehad not falldowu in wonder how a Bridgeport These state-
waited lor Co. D his company would girl can ever promennde the narrow 3:: made wmgfimm the
have caught the special train. He says thoroughfares of that busy city without Norwalk mm“ WI. jeal-
he was not reprimanded by Gel. Watson her last being hurt. No wonder Bridge- 00'! of the mm bore led the News
alter thecolcuei had heard his side of portieweoried. It would tire onyone tcknowingly falsely “I. “a...“ did
story. Owing the regiment not reaching to have to lift Fanny Iiila’ pedal ex- last year The honors taken by the Nor-
camp until Itsomogwe mount which tsamiliea—Auaooia manna. n... 0;," hm I“. m,“ 1,, m
h“"""°"°"d‘°'“'w""'-"" mmco-oMMmNmW,Co.F
WW .0 1.” pm. CID“. BO“- “We ”do“ "I. my“ my ad 00- D
2:5“: 3:12: :0”! mg: :1" 19:; George D. Gorey of Lowell, Ian, was having “g... from u“
3"” War-medio- mil-W rw- tbehouorofstnudlugntthshsodoftbe
Newsreportsrdid not intend to do on William pug. l. Mill in Pough- terda charged “a. “I'll" ,. Be at- “m ANNA o. mags-l:
lujusticeto‘?‘p;.Bethort:Co.ul:. Be keepeie, N. Y. laehed’ths nomsof Pollack Andrews Begt.in figureof merit fortholast two dict hue-eels. elm-1' Eta-:h-Lurlgugm %
weopreoeu depot w on spec- . all.
”mum.“ heerdCol. w.” Ila-lauds Hilleriavisitiug in Brook “memories”
ask why companies Band B were not on 7
from the brooks. Last spring she caught
the champion trout, that weighe: two I!“ u
pounds andnhnlf. The fishbro e the
pole, but she jumped into the water Afiflwggmm an
waist deep, secured the dimppeariug oec- WM
tion of the pole, and safely lauded the
trout. She catches frogs and drma
the legs for her own taste. She is much
interested in natural history, and has
specimens of snekm, lizards and man! ' omen—gnaw
other curious lhtugs preserved In alco- oualANle' no.8 m u.“ mm~
hol. Sh had t terouak that My.
cams ob:ut theI 53,3: her rllother gfl “lawmaker-ham HiIISidel " Nomalk, Gum‘s“
disliked the familiarity of III. visitor and “'- ‘W" ‘° “- L “m " "°
killed it. She also climbed a tree to ex- we" '03 Moray-Jr
amine o crow’o nest and took one of the
“:3 “with 61%“ £1” "
.......... m... 5...... m.
young ones home. She brought it up on
”Willi. nova».
The following were issuchug. 20, Ohm-Idmidwssidonm
ortwnfnmilin Walerla. hustle on premhm
Theday was beautiful, and before ten gunman: aw mWeetnve.
o'clock one hundred or more were land-
ed on the pleasant and spacious grounds.
Every one was in their best humor, and
helped to make the day one not soon to
be forgotten.
no Woo Not to Bin-e.
A News reporter in conversation with
an ex-utember of Co. F of Norwalk, yesv
tcrdoy, learned that Capt. Belts took ex-
ception to the article published in lion-
day's Nswe. Capt. Belts in a letter from
Camp Bulkeley said “Companies D and
F did not makes street parade only from
the armory to the depot. The two com-
panies arrived at the depot from 3 to 5
minutes late and found the train had
gone. They took the next train going
_ run amassed-Instr;
Incomes: Adm ,
1‘08 SALE.
we. Neither d they hreekuptbe
Fourth Regt. as was falsely stated.
They simply looktheuoxt local train
and joined the regimental train at New
Bevan and went tooamp with the regi-
Iudhn meal and bread crumbs and
taught it to laugh and say “Hello."
dummy-evokes“ bade-s, end- rho-hi
189. List furnished fromoflcc of A. mmmmm up“.
I. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge '0“- * h“-
port,Gonu.:
Henry A. and H. A. House, In,
Bridgeport, leveling attachment for tri-
pod-heads; Frederick J. Lockwood,
Bridgeport, check punch; Walter 8.‘
Bishop, New Haven, solely fees for
electricoonductors;WIlliam E. Cooper,
New Haven, perch-bearing for fifth
wheel; George W. Gummius o J. B.
Coleman, New Haven, prevantiug the
oxidatiouofmstalwhlleiunheated
—Your arms and hands never ache
when you wash with Brumsls soap.
PERSONAL IBNTION.
Ire. Ida Kirby is the guest of her
brother, find. A. Taylor, on Orchard
street.
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General Charles Olmstesd left thio
morning for Camp Bulkeley, Nieutic.
Inoud Ira. George Wilson have re-
turned lrom a visit in Daubury.
lyn-
IieocslaryaudLenoSmlthofBridgs-
port are viotting with llr. and Ira.
George Hoyt.
Illes Jennie Inhow has returned from
nvisitin New Baron.
Herbert G. Allen one or Ambler a
Sammio’ oalmman, is enjoying a two
weske’ vacation.
I Gan-onshospeutlheday at the point.
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tbs-ashes lastlatardaytuthereorof
“I Worwkk Hotel, will be knocked
through on the regular train at 8:1].
This train arrives in New Haven at 8:45.
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