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NUMBER 523. “““Wfl. ""“""‘"" ' ' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1889.
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, l 7 . 14‘ "a SWEL’ “37.0. Bailaywillqtaakia Wat‘bury Tun “A038. ll'l‘ll'i‘Alllll‘l‘l. IGIWALIS'III‘IOIII'MVII dock. We snppoasd its New Haves
. . tours-raw “Wm" M '0' s"- In W" curiae tun—rite vest ms It wss its famous ass Yorhorltlc. lull-mu Inc-m "'“’ "' m” ’“'
coccsrt in tha borough [outlay evening. “I wars will W
The _...__.___ Will. :flmym Crinkle,"de walla; of t: ‘l'habsashallcrssksofhcnthllcrwslk cl ad y
hat abipmsat.lrorsthlseit for m appearance Chas. srsar wetsuits ham m alt-non Winnie starts flit-N .
”mm a” w“ Clidll' Au“ ’8‘ '4“ “Mflmamm. "0' York,“ N u. I07 “I h“ ”mmltdm m MW.” lb. 30"”: :fl'llh 'll’ Mill“
._ as as. muggjaqmwu «eunuch. NW NW "NW rlasnfrdatthsbcgsof iraiscdthatwlll Mllavanaudllorwslhs. Oolythsas M - swam-oat yum-
_ ‘ uhrnsssow Thursday.” WOW inashort whilsstsrtlathawcrld with hllngswsasplayatlandatthslroloss W“
Th Bacord ta baad-atssd t-
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dsrntsals 2. r.
‘l‘haslostug hearts the unfinished an m tallow fl handsome y M “m. drops “it“ use disappoint you yesterday with his 7. —
“""“""°'" ammmmm m‘ ”of mil“! "- ‘m M W- 3- wits cyclic-32m rmmm umrmmnszruuflszu the Wm? Hum thaballlustwhats sun-nus. watts-sierra.
«lies! liste'sllst. NM.‘WM~ Tillmtfli. lsthsbsst ltisltstsnthat hasbssn have New lisvaas who huddled togsthsr on W" 9"" mid 5‘ “"5”: 9'" W " I ‘V’ ‘A
..._.._._ 0.00 m- for manysdsy. lr.Varuar willbasssl the grand stead Ind triad to extract unfladsldfaace. one 8’ «.
as WNW-Ili- emu-vibe Wore-mu In this fonrhorass startsd, Barry D. ., m 0,... a... m.M.,.s... so... We... no... a... was heard Gem's- plums-amiss». ‘
°" "" 3"” "mm" °" “m" ”‘ “M's FW‘ M- ”W Hm": is l “aha O'Brien. which shuwad that the Norwslhs
Tuesday, Aug. ant and ears. Csllsla, South 'irsrisss; Electra, Psrka- ‘ " ~"""~ m Mm made four russis the first inning
.1" Bonavhasdactdad to discontinue villa, la. 1. Oallslswss first choice in «Dorsycurhandaachasftaryonhavs
sisss'st: he at all ma MRM‘W‘M,M a... thapsslsaati llscivsmnnd. :lhadwt dasarourwsskfawsshingt The
”on,“ ”wflwd-km‘m Isdasecadhsstswarawoahycrosadsr. istbstyoarscspecatsinadl'sslh.
m thathlrdsud foarthby lilactrssnd the sslsaoap manna ”Wig”,
is James Cook, whnwas fined .1.” ”1 Fifth ”Mn-"MWdW‘ 8‘ " 9".””‘“"‘LH 7“, ‘7;. ,;,.. , ‘
terday by Justina some for mu; nit-grassroots Munroe ° “ In“ "'3- ~
lion, wait taken to thc county jail this forced the pace all around the course. Daniel Rice's by...“ ‘m a.“ last a"...
mom'm“ ____ Bule. ing of cholera infaatutn.
and was becoming stasdier svarv min»
tits. Pavhaps the New Havens could
losses the rasalt.
it it aid that the dew eoroatsaess to
fallst “o’clock am. We willilct‘rh
emrouflfl ’ h “I"
_ Instill-soothe WWW
‘ m ovarcoats.
tall them to play ball until after the half Larry (broom: umpirsd yesterday’s
bourhad expired. Such was not the
nurse at not.
~, WW'mmm or
other new ,.
raw-us humanist,»
,m.
gsmsandhaharl hiseyes opsn toavery am
The remains of live. [at] McNeil,who Wfiwmm ; g g ; Ir. and lira. Fleming whlls riding Ms 50'0"". ‘0' "h Gasman ordered III!- 89 " W0” 0' a!“ class 0' man
died Wednesday in East Norwalk, wars Barry n.1'ss.’ 0. WWW .. r r r s near the Baton Store, Norwslk. yeah!- “I' “Inn 00 “30 “dd “0"!4" '50 °‘“ 5' :bluffad. I“ an n at. o '
. taken to New York this morning for in— ”7;,“mmwx‘h; ‘ ‘ ‘ day, had a break down. They left their minutes after he called time but manage Norwalks vs. Wort-esters, Monday. A swat assr “3-."me
' turnout in Calvary cemetery. ' 9.“) CLASS. ' I wagon forrapalnand borrowed one Cl“! 1" minim "(M W 5|" h“ m .0, M" w '"W‘WW ' ‘ °' m”’“‘ w“ I" M” as
cratisldsstscflit.0.'.ludict.'flnva.
SUNDAY SERVICES. ml tr
Congregational Church.
Rev. Joseph A. Freeman of Woodhury, Wm
Ct., will preach at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning and evening.
stating that the umpirehsd waited three
minutes too long. Everybody kuaw
differently except Burdock and I crank
who said he saved see by the operation
and who jumped about like a chicken
with its head cut oil.
The Norwalks went into the field,
Sworbach pitched a ball over the plate
and the umpire declared the game
in favor of thc Norwalks 9 to 0.
The visitors must have left the lield
feeling very small. Even the dust inside
thsdiamoud was not laid, but they knew
..Work for the Steam Laundry may No finer rsoewassvsr trotted on any 'zhhaTdcim '3'"; K n “d “m.
balefi at Sullivan’s cigar stun (under track than this,snd the light for first 1 If N "i. ”in 0 imi- tthe
MahackemowrLizziefleilecknWashtng- position between Chief and Volunteer " ° °"’"k “f" ”99'1"“ ”8 ‘
Cheek—Shirts 100. Prince of the most exciting character, residence ‘1' 0- 9' 30"“-
m the beats taken each beln won the -A.--__..-,_ ‘
The Norwalk Amusement company's in“ possible '03:. Six hors‘es comb! i (he tits-tie utter.
next attraction at 3.“ ppm House after m. 0.", Chief, mm,“ a.“ L”... It F ‘ “Stage. Ali‘ltfii. 819;”
Simmer O Brien, will be Hoyt s “ng Volunteer Prince, “'lo' 0.. Dan [1. The "- '0' 9 '3- ymou . u- s
Baby,” on the evening of September 7. ll"- VenKuEen Imam-a “3'3"” '3':
- tn camp to- Iy. sssrs. c raw. -
well, Al. Smith, Plait, John Ifalone and
Whitney are among the boys.
The guard detail from Co. i) were
ow"-
hprtagwcotl Unlo- 0ltapcl. -«
Subject Sunday evening: “The disease
and the remedy;" Matthew ix, 1215.
Wednesday evening: “The strongrueuiy
and strong helpsr;" l Samuel xvii. 45.
first heat was won by Chief by a neck,
Volunteer Prince took the next heat by
about the same distance, and Chief the
other two hosts aftera hard struggle and
The regular theatrical search will com.
inches at Music Hall. Sept. 2nd, with
film John 3. Murphy in Shaun Rhee, whsu
' ‘ 0 choice building lots. as as
he will introduce his wonderfully sun» by the closest shave. highly complimented by Ilsjor Jarman '1!“ the result 0‘ “I. 8““ '0'!” III" Re" I" " T"|°' 0' Norwich, (.onn., l. lgfflm" ‘9’” "’ "awn”,
cessful song “A Handful of Earth.” 3m“ on their good work. and also was the bile“ hid theycontinued and "my cum will occupy “1° “up“ at ”0‘“ “"5“.
_- ChiefJarnas it ................... l s l l , . _ uentl M l l ”mono,“ coacnss sun our auctions!
. t... m... .. D. Em .. meme. .trmzumzzi ‘. a i ave-3:42;: S“.€?L‘.'::‘.’i:“°...“§. :23 ’ "'“ °"‘° ‘ "" '“"' ~-——— ”com: um r.
Glynn can be seen In the window of DsnllJohnlia ...4 t a t B ’ 00 0- Co vs] If a Pite 00 As before stated the home team ot I'd-u, Chunk“. . mm m"
—-—— 30"" am“ “0“” D" McGIynn will moo": 'lt'tewis ”'50 3 2d: (:l’w'n, E ii Com?) P ‘ . l.J h ' . four runs in the lir’stiunt Th wire Tenth Sunday after Tum!" Ho" ltltl‘l'llltl. ”OVER”
h“ “an“ 7"" ”m’—""'“ 5- m‘ lecture in Music Hall, Sept. 3. His aub- Ti-c‘u’m'. 1.1852521“. salt. "nu, . ’ ' ' n" e 0 mn’ ng. ey Communion “ 7-30 '- m' “mm“ “ Mflwww” w
first It the bat and Gilbert ltd of! with a
safe hit to left field. Chadwick not wish-
ing to be outdone picked out the right
hall and sent it flying safer to right
field. "Gentle Willie," who delights to
amist those on bases, ' lined out a near.
one between first and second base, which
sent Gilbert home. Homer, New Hav-
sn's crack pitcher, who was in the box
h- lrs, I. ldelcr, D. o. (.‘levelsnd. ldwsrd
hath, lliswnrth tisusdera. J Shuts.
B1038. El.
Marx Possession—W. H. (.‘rltieudrtt.
lb twirl. llinhsih ll Fitch, ldward
J. . Gabi, Louisa Hawkins, John
I. flasthttrst. lira. libert Jesus“). 0.
. 1hr. Ir. laspp. ii. I. lonteatuary, J.
, late I G. Isodmrald,
oil. Arthur Ito-ell. Unis Skidd,
lamb. Ta lor, It. c. C. Wrsy W JJ'hltncy,
Sliver mas-impair", new Inglsad Pips Go.
A. c. BULDING. P. It.
Co. 0; Private Bishoff, Co. B.
The boys were giving the new recruits
lessons in camp life last night. Private
Francis was initiated by hctng dipped in
the tub. Privates Brotberton and Curan
were duly transferred from comfortable
mattresses to terra firms. lusicisn
Taylor was given the benefit of a free
bath by signal service detail Selieck and
prayer, litany and sermon, at 10.30 a. in.
Sunday school at 12 o’clock. Evening m
prayer and sermon at 7.30 p. tn.
ji’ct will be: “HOW to Abolish Poverty.” This con be “id of “IO meeting: It
wasasuccess. No better trotting was
ever witnessed on the track. The time
was the fastest ever made. The attend-
ance was good. The order wss perfect
A carryall loud of Norwalh people will
attend the concert to be given at Wilton
nextlondsy evening under the direction
of lira. Huntington. A qunrtette from .
, . , —-there not being anything approaching
St. Rm” chotr m" take a prominent tire semblance of disorder and everybody
part to the concert.
_,__.7_ satisfied.
sooth tron-ta Methodist.
Rev. Herbert Brown will preach at
both services tomorrow. Mr. Brown is
well knowntothe people of this city,
having graduated at our High school,
its ‘1' Pitt)! OCT. l.—-YIRUI'»CI.A58
span-eels for one or two famtllo of adslu.
inquire at Chas. I. llnyt, lei Scull! lain It. at if
”.3! STORE 1'0 LIT—43 mum 9T...
~00 to Cortley‘s Ice Cream Pavilion Therefore, we say the meeting he
N ik. In ' t lot-c, Isa. it.
W _ , . Corporal Kelly. 'l‘sylor gmtlyobjected. for the visitors, would gladly have given and finished hiaeducetion at Yale col- Mien. wn- mm ' m stats _, .
' '. I. a.” “at", rum on the bridge. MeadsCelebrated Cream. been asuccess, and means still further Private Reed '” trying m pull Private Cslligsn base on balls if he knew what “tile. He should be greeted with . lull? 1mm “00's um ‘ nae-um. (IN MISS HELEN Fox
The cyclone reported near the Bshs- “50 boutsto ”3—— mccess l“ “chin" if the conditions Gorham "0‘“ hi. tent "M“ someone wastofollow. Heliued out ahome run “dime“ mfiwwmhflgmmmil: l l ' II III “ ‘ 1 , "v‘
has will probably more ou' a north- The new fire alarm boxes recently prove ”MEL-— brought hi“ bayonet into 9", “d “0" overthecsntrs field an“ '“d “1‘“ four gm 30".“, land“, "it ”u" . 8 ' '- Ig‘
northwesterly track toward Ca Hat- ordered the borough are to be located ‘ ““‘Mfl' n“""“ P9“ h” ' "c" 3 '9“ "’"K- runs were 9'0"“- , ' “ml-"fl" I!!!“ ll w, “‘
terse to-day. seriously threateningzonst. as‘followbs’; Fair and Catherine streets, Jilly“ 5.31%?“Mfi'iimm “fir‘fi’é‘iflh‘: The “mew" i' in camp "“9“,“ the In '5‘” third “inning Galligsn scomd on 7 :O‘ the Ease"t levee}? E. glitz“? tithe I’m“.- ‘I- I.“ m V r i “ l
wlsc shippingsnd southbound vessels on Ilain street and North avenue, West :}$‘;fik§g IngdegI-tanm‘EMI "tom-F had fl ' Bil he Rogerasafc 'm‘ chucildcztlou of $1,320.94 “pay; . lSS “E‘skm’s‘wwg‘: MUSIC = ;
, Ihelhlf Stream for several do it. A avenue and Leonard street, Hsrbor ‘ m" ‘0- - “I ‘3 98! 0 i “‘89- l- . . . . ' West accountants. algal-1w *3
“ . lwavc" will probably m“: ”u“. avenue and Chapel “m". '5‘ IN” 0:173" mfi'lgsfln mm News upon“, hanging on the tent 0' To day s New Haven Palladium gives tion Constitutional Amendment with an 1... 1-1 ”31.1mm
the following account of the game:
Yesterday the New Havens were set
back another peg in the race for the
exposure of the fallacious arguments of
its opponents. The friends of temper-
ance reform and the public are invited
(BldevirimflI opened fresh filly
oysters eaa
math-d K’.CUTILL
«an a restoring-asset.
s rstohcalittlsnutofsllta. thnthcclrculs-
minted-up . sod “mm“ M r l Quartermaster Buckstone with the skull
Israel Wofld. of New Canaan, received “no-rm“ mummies will staurl analysis. and crossbones along the side and the
back pay from the Government last week iii-ch bl Is knell-cur infirm-bic- But w- imyiption; unsung“. or 3990"" mu.
from the lakes today, slightly lost eriug
the temperature of this section and re
ducing its humidity till Sunday. A deep,
atronx depression in Dakota will move amounting to H.168 He is doom re» flggu'ifirm' '" """m‘ "m“ intro on the out! of the Bridgeport ”“33”“ ‘32:“ "’9“? N“: H‘J‘ “”99““ C- “r P3“- Pmon ”:7?" “afxzmfl; ”m
- - . ceive a stun of r month. [is v- 09". expressed e opinion i at t e ‘-—-—-—-—~————-——-————— hereby e
patwavdly "“1 . “warm wave” m n. M ‘4 pt, The above taken from the Hour "8‘ Nerve. Norwalks would be credited with their UP THE “GUSATOSIC. :I‘muc‘f‘mmg 5mhfof,mgflg
"5 a member 0' "'9 7th Connecticut Saturday only goes further to prove the Among other viritors are Messrs. Ely,
VOIWM'YF- 1‘ '3 “15' We“ 1“" "“09 he unreliability of that paper as to the truth Banks, Lee.
WW“ '0' "19 pension. of the items that appear therein. In the Field omcer—LL-Uolouel Skinner;
‘,—‘ lint place Till: Sumxli. never said its Officer of Day—Capt. Cornell; Senior
Mfimrlgnfizz’hifi [53:1 0211.11.23; circulation for July was 41,000 copies, Citieer of Guard—Lieut. Cortorsn; Jun-
wheels 0‘ their carriage taken of! yester- and we challenge the odttorto prove this tor Ollicer of Guard—Lteut. Stevens.
day afternoon by getting it caught in 0F “3’ “h" part of P" assertion. We ”'""‘_""'_'”'—’”"""
the horse cartrack at Wall and Water d'd 3'! that the c"°"""'°n 0' If“ —Your arms ”1“ hands 3"" ache
streets, borough. A carriage from Dan’s Evmxo Sim-mu k" June was “1000 “hm you wash '"ul Brussels ”Ill-
livery stable took them home, and the copies, and we will prove to the editor -n.__.__.___,,._.._.___
damaged vehicle was taken to a wagon M the flour °' anyone else who will take PWNAL luTlllh.
shop for repairs. ttltuantrouhlc to call the truth of this asser-
‘l‘bo Merrill Business CJllose. Btam- The Hour further says. ”TIM ”01!" 433.311.53.333. K313555311.
rout-m mm member on. nu- m of Sundays there were 2: a." in mg,“ a... 3
“'8“ quarters have been “W “P Vi“! July, and even if the total number print- If ‘Al’ ' Th t B kl .
aviewtoestablishingthsconrsaof stud! edduring the month was 41,000 copies . A. I'm! ROT)?‘ " Vim y n, '3
own broader lines. The commercial the "OT-8' daily crummy,“ would be "mm? “" - - {1'0“ estave.
den-amen willbeunderthe instruction only 1,519.” Hastho editor ofthc Hour ,Pflm" 5- “MW“ °‘ "9" Y0"
of me s_ D. Woods, graduate of East- forgotten that the Fourth of July is . city is the guest of his uncle, Ilr. C. L.
man Coilsgs,and thasame method em. legal holiday m a.“ no PIP" w" Cullemflfl. 0' lb“ fiil- .
Ploy“ in “I“ “no" '0th "ill be issued from this times? He certainly mu"! Gilli '1“ Iliad Sunday “I
introduced. A large number have al~ has m . blunder here, for if he will New Jersey, with relatives. 7
read: secured their seats. Write for take irrorsetsssdiriss 41,000 by it he Ilr. and lira. Henry Wilson, of New
micro quadrants, reaching the lakes
with increasing energy to-rnorrow. Tem-
f; « psraturc was nearly stationary in the
' , “United States yesterday, the chief mini-
. mum reported was 44 degrees, at Chey-
unr, Wy. T.; the chief maximum, 90,
.atFort Custer, M. T. In this district to-
day slightly cooler, partly cloudy weath-
cr will probably prevail. with fresh var-
iable winds, mostly uorthessterly and
northerly, preceded by cloudinem and by
rain near the coast; and on Long Island
partly cloudy weather, preceded by haze
or fog and rain. In the lliddle States
fair, in. sultry and slightly cooler
weather will prevail, preceded by cloud-
lnmand local rain on the coasts, with
fresh to light northeasterly winds; and
' in New England fair, slightly cooler
weather and light variable wiodaprc
cadet! by rain on Cape God. On Sunday
in this. section and in New England
partly cloudy to cloudy weather will
probably prevail, with slight thermal
moths! ofmmstlwill meetlhento receive
and taxes, at the following times and plans, to
t.
Atthe storeofllsnfcrd & Osborne, Int lor-
ssix, [Down Towel on My. Scrum! 18th.
in}, from to o'clock, fcrenoon, out 12.” alter-
flrst victory when they met the New
Havens, and this prediction has now
been ratified. a
Sworbsch was pitcher for the Nor-
walks and when he stepped into the box
he wore a vary determined expression on
his weather-beaten face. [its expression
however, was not more determined than
his grip upon the hall. Two innings and
a ll of were played and in that time the
New Havens made but one hit and failed
to score at all. That was doing pretty
are!» for a pitcher that the New Haven
management had released, although the
mrj why of the local patrons of the game
Itself to regard him as the best man New
Havens had in the box. Meantime the
Norwalks had succeeded in rolling up
five runs. Calligan. New Raven’s re-
jected left llclder, assisted very mater-
ially iu the run getting, by making a
home run. After two innings and shall
had been played time was called on so-
Wlszat ls (Icing 0st Along the "as of the
D. I I.
GIORGITOWS.
The Gilbert a Bennett Manufacturing
Company are having a new aster wheel
put into their new factory. recently
built. Bradly Hull, of Bridgeport, has
the contract.
Farmers are still getting hay. If the
weather holds clear they will probably
3" . °’
finish by the time more liics. Mmhmfi‘ gym? a"
Mrs. West and children spent Wednes- ”CW-'9 oil“. I'm-II loll '- _.
. the storeot Walter C. is South .
“I III Daub“!!- If? IW’ l0 Maytag-“a.” ” “gig-go.
Zalmou Pillow purchased a new mow—
Illlaxeswkichshllu-ain asptdaftsr the
lug machine this week. "Better late iuhdsyorcetoher, ism. later-t at the rate of
than never.” " > - "’
We are all waiting patiently \ffil'the
new road toheopensd hetweenGeorgeo
town and Branchvilic. If this road is
ever opened it will make a fine wagon
roadsnd itwillnothouece-arytocroas
AtlhcstctcofJ.C.lisndlc.Winui 7k. .
Set-(cubs Bit. 1”, from 8 o'cloafiamij
Ih'hhle. at South The
“Walkman-mil
“Hit it Alli-ill Plltl'l]. :
' ' loud m l i Branch— .l‘
.5...“ gong.“ a, m, n... m particulars and catalotum will find that tho 0gurcs will hcl,577 York,arc visiting lfr. and tin. 0.1. ”2:.“ 3;"- , L. :‘m‘im ”:2: 33:: m- “ antenna,“ “ m.
chaste, and fresh variable winds, hecom- We are re sated h h I instead of 1,510 as he would like to have Ferris, of No. 20 Chestnut street, Nor- rw "h“ “'9'" “7 Cowor- ic'c and be h - _
qn tosaytat toseo Inordrrcdthegatuatoproceedtthcw tw tcrosatnga arsdangerom
lug brisk northesatsrly on the coasts.
”Thamtoatlnok forlondayinthsss
, arsasisclottdy, warmer wcathersnd
side, with dangerous northeasterly winds
‘dlthccoasu.
» . h f 1“, near! the lush: thcpublic believe: walk.
$u?mm;:l m:uiug, Sunday 3003! hluudering on "IO Wt 0‘ “I. Warden Coolidge and IrmT. H. lovi-
aftcruoon “3.” o’clock, will miss hear- editor 0' "”30“”‘ul'fl'cfly excus- '°" “'9 "mm from "I." trip ‘0
ing‘ssgoodaspsskerss'evergrscadthat “9-" 3' Pm”! h" Md “0M Canada. “canons-NW
platform. Thcgreatqnsstiou of thongs attack of softening of the brain. u", g, E. Gorhstnand n... I. n,
- Our advics tothe editor of the flouris Hoyt of Em Norwslk are at Ocean
willhs pressrnd in a convincing and v s
logicalmauuerhylr. vain” B. “- that ll. Milli“. more closely l0 Gme_
ingot laius. Let our citiunaifnacssm I“. arithmetic cabolstinns before 1" Ilsa Lillie Jones, of East Norwalk, is
as ,sscriflcs somethingnf their person. attsmpts to m m" in “h“ quits ill atOeeanGrovc.
lg thin” “mg“,mim.‘ Thump! Wallis: lime
hmfii‘mmwmfi ' ‘ or. "unlit «thins... W “9"" °-' 0"“ M“ midi“ 55%?" “MM-5W
--——- , Cushiugarousins audiciice. . “'7“ 731m“; ‘m “M ill I Ak'mqmmflwflim l * ’I". ' A ' w 7'
0:3“. 8”. sag: I “4 ~ ——_—7 mo‘ _ if. '5iW" am ‘“ ‘. . , '
* M553 the mmmmwfi :2...” “mm“. MW iriiiafii'm‘WMW ”3
q . _ .. “.7 V, . a araassnour ., v ..
' '- . THE TNEWS. ib’elr new Cacti-Antsy“; Illicit are circulation. Tits amusements no “332““ Jwrmm“m°d 9"" ‘
LOG . rived at their 0 or. 0. So. Iain statements thstit unnot prove. Its Btooki '
“T mm “M sheet. yesterday. The resin-tot was large circulation isdue toils growing 9““ ‘miflfl'm W“ 9W!" "I
Thscslshrstioa the b' "mdespechflyfulsugrrPacpropahdtyammgaHda-aofpeoph,mnm-
Ferris by the world-nuanced Howard madvmissssemplstntymmur 1. Henry Bostwick anddaughtsr Anna,
(“flock 00-. Of BMW r and mili%lh:r tothsir advantage also tones its col- :13th Hr ”In“. "Charles Wig-I 31::
nestsatroncm movement a c- umns. ya . rs. r.
Iicste machinery by which the 12 m. and mm; 103 gm; 49,713 Com James L'flcmmedisn has morolnug
0 p.m. hellsarctchsstruckwsscon- —-———-———-—-—————- lsisudforatwoweska’vsestlon.
I ll I Bra-Imus. ‘ I
once.
Ira. Leroy Sturges is visiting frianth
in Norwalk.
People in town have already com-
menced to Irish cider.
E. A. Banksis doings good business
in carting feldspar for the Branchvills
orc mill. He keeps two teams going all .
the time.
Granvillsrsvry, formerly (of Gurus.-
‘ “N ,* toil: Memorandum-1mm”
f.’ . . a, 2 i" nor-lint.
' ‘ ' “~in Mrs Windmill-lath. '
potatoes will hilly pay it the digging
cnwccuntcftbanaaon beingsowat.
Rev. Ir. Carter, of New Haven, will
annoy the pulpit of the Congregational
church io-mnrrow. ‘
If the surrounding towns don’t repair
theroadsvsrysoou whichwcrswsshed
Havens protestedou the ground that the
rain had lasted over thirty minutes.
Captain Burdock aasated that it had
lasted thirty-seven minutes, and that,
therefore, the game should bedsclsrcd
off. UmpireCorcorau refused to allow
the claim. Captain Burdock insisted
and refusedto allow his men to continue
the game. The result was that Coreorau
I“ . Mam-urchins".
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