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tingsndrugo. N dry
BANKS.B. K. Mshsckemo Hotel block, 8. -
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ADAMS “PRES CO. otllce railroad station. Si
N macaw-1mm kxpm. forwarders tool
purtsol the world. tritium-vice. Low
rates. mutant. agent.
sinus-sow
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pianos movedloa restordsro ‘s. S. N:
SHERWOOD. W W., N slate at post-elbceond
Hale's. Cuctulsnd [nonpt service.
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man, 1'. 8. .k. 00. N loin st N. Manufactur-
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NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manuiacturcrs ct
tine extracts. Ambler A Bell.
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HUNTtZRIMYF. cow-bingtou st. SN. due
hit. oysters. .to.trui to.gsnte, vegetables.cte
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. 02 Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for ”.M
asphalt. brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA moss AND nor WA'I'IB
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solesgcnts.
mun. GRAIN AND FRED.
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L'BOXIBDIBU.DANIRL, east endot Washington
st'l‘hebridgc. choicest ottomily dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. lmy. straw. door and teed in
package. load. car or argo lots.
RRDMILL. Dorian. (.‘roloot s Rose. Groin. choir:
pound iced. graham and rycdour
FLORISTS.
BERG. PA Woodward Rhee. S. N. planto.cnt
mt‘i’rnaruantal places madeto
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TAYLOR & SOLD“. 6 a «Woswlgton u.
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CONNECTICUT SBN'L LIFE 1N3.CO..S.S.L'-
Bumdiemogsngw N.'od.sec
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st.S. N. P. J Grubb,assiatantsupt.
NORWALK 71R! INS. 00.. N. In mam
sine-since lull. No outstanding lussciaints.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The. landcr‘s block.
lainst. S. N. Jno. hunch. asst. superintendent.
mm SECURITIES.
CRAUI’URDR 6% Bonds
liddlucx Bankingand mnq l‘t‘gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. n. A: CO. to and 17 Water st. N.
springs. axles. wring hardware. etc.
IBON MCI AND RAILINGS.
”BRIT? Bl. hisuddeatcr st.
oi’oilhiuds.
st.S. N. Wm.“ .Royt.
IRON FOUNDRIBS.
GILES lk CLANCY at The Norwslk IronWorks
(20., sndalsoat Conn
JEWELRBS.
FBRRIS. A. S. 3080. lslust. SN. |op. CityIIotel.
SHN Anew-lob repsiringsspectal
BOI’T. II. B into. lemons. N. strictlydrotclau
gooIisstiow
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moods. etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
BOOB II. Sdllamonds. silver and
plated wars. rcpairingm oopscialty.&‘l st. SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFREDB. rcotuallasonic b'd‘g. Wall
borough. Notsryandllenllms
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DANN. IIORACB B. Brcsialor liverysnd board-
ing stables. Oflcc No 3 River at. N.
GREGORY. SRO. 3. it Knight st. N. Pine turn—
outs o spodalt y. TelepbousaSS.
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Chicago once to Latest.
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liveredtosnypolnt rall..tesmorveorsl
uncommon.
NORWALK IRON WORKS €0.Thc.Wstcr 3.
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IIOYTJI. Elm. ”swans. it. Jim at
dcslersln
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VANNAI J...L.b00.P.OBorflSS..N
Oysters chmwholssale
PATTERNS AND IODILS.
NORWALK PAgl‘IBN W08.
agruti iortbecsiehrotsdculou
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT J. T {SI-inmN. Jewctt'slsods.
lssury and Wsdsworth's mired.paints
RAYIO‘lD BROS. Jewctt‘s. Atlanticsud Ssrlcy’s
MWutttsoilo oilsond AvorillChsmieslPslot.
SHITIIWWR ACO. lbtllwuusgN .sgsnu
furlougmanAlartincspainto.
PAPER HANGINM
PROWl'l'i‘.J.T. ts lainst. N. window shades.
Hollands. fixtures. etc.
TAYLOR A CO. ll lain I. N. also lurdwus.
WI. oil-t thus. w:-
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN. C. A. ll lain st, N.
process. Children' s photos a specialty.
norm: 0. mow-rm 3.x .ous
flu?” new-m. Mir
only
READXANF IL Gazette Mmumm
WW dentin.
PIAIO TONI!!! AND “BABIES.
REXDBS. C. 7. Lockwood lIall. N. Aisodsalcrln
Worm-hummer:
PLANING sum
RANDALLIINBR D IN. Allkindsctwocd
workstrctstlorlorthstrndc.
“MING.
IBKKBRhCO. W. nut-lemmas.
Plumbing.“ andnsltting.
NASH. F II. ABRO. cor.lslusuIWensts.S.N.
Plumb ingand mammalian".
RAILROADS.
NORWALB IIOIISB RAILWAY 00. J
ya.t;t.preat. BdwinOJl Bmmpt.
LAY’IDNJACOBI. Wuhwmaexttol’n
I: BRILLAL'II mammfim,
0 0 N at.
sell.ing andosllccting.
WILSON. 0“ B. Cactus hldg.N. lured-cutout!
moucyto Msolusn runes-titles in best
gtecmpanicssttbslcwestrates.
vioonwmn n A. anainst. an. sow-to
mtandbnilding sole.
kttslor
BESTAUIAN‘I‘S.
31!!!!“me N. mmsslsstoll
bonndinner Ice. n'
mgrgumm 3.3. Whitficdim
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SANITARY mourns.
RIDMleSOlfifiwmfis. N.
Bandydrsulic
S0300 (Private)
IISS INSTITUTB. s Orchard a. N.
hoardingand
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iron uouwsunumur "neurons. mo.
mph-opal.
Circuisronroqssot.
WC 0..] to consumer. “Wheel-and
Wihun"snd “Hm." m
Isolayhpslringospccialt. Michell.
moon-sumac.
RATIONDMM helium plpeolsid,
neavoting.llling.pading.landscspsgards
SHOE Imamnm
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WIIDICO.
WEDDEI) IN THE WEST.
IIW’I'IIB PHRANBB—Plhllhla Bill'-
Isnth Borwolk'o Sweat lion-r lorries a
WP m Isl-st. N m prints on extended account 0! the mar.
mfifim a. ”m *1. Mm rim 0! bliss Elizabeth Alice Pen-tell.
Mini-loo! Iorluerly oi South Norwslk. to Stanley
Ketobom Pursues. oi Sing Sing. N. Y..
in that city on Wednesday. the Iltb rust.
m1 Ii. Peunell woo exceedingly popular in
Oursha. and on the occasion of her wed-
ding the church was tilled with her
Irhuds.
groom, accompanied by llr. T. J. Pen.
melonng‘ minister. Dr. thner, the
' Princeton divinityschool. and is also a
school punch. that the white horse had two
m std both horses so skinny that every
...... atleast one square meal. Alittlo later
‘timethcuillcsrshsvs hsdtotsksl’orry
THIS I! OIMIA.
Graduate at the Muste- Divinity
lehsol~TwlatlloklianonAngnnL
TchrushaBre. oi Sundoy..lunc 15,
which took plscsot All Seints'churcb
The bridal party. consisting oi the
oolwcrth and the brides mother,
Lucy Parnell. entered thschorch
'53?“ WSW!“ I”
choir singing a matrimonial hymn oi the
Episcopal service.
They passed up through the broad.
metro! aisle. which bod been scattered
with roses. and took their stand at the
dance] roll under no arch of fragrant
iThe preliminary exhortsitou and pray-
ers of the Episcopal marriage ritual were
nod. and then passing through the
dtaocel and spprosching the altar the
the last solemn words were said and the
train were made one.
*The bridal procession retired [mm the
church, the chior singing s hymn.
The bride appeared very charming in
osimple gown of moussllne do Sula. decv
urstcd with maiden-hair tern. In her
Mud she carried a white enamollec
prayer book. The groom wore a block
Prince Albert suit.
The ushers were Mr. ii. 1]. Rainy and
Ir. Lawis Bradford. Mr. Marshall organ-
“I
In the evening Mr. and lira. Pbrsuer
loft Omaha tor New Rochelle, N. Y., and
09 August 1 they will sail for Siam.
Willem Hr. Phraner goes so a missionary
ol the Presbyterian church. Ira. Peo-
Inll accompanied them cast;
bliss Penncll has been for eight years
one oi the sweet-voiced ladies of Omaha
is both choir and concert. Though
orcmiogly removed Iorcvrr {rum that
srctioo oi the country. says the Bee. Sh?
will long be Iavorsbly recumbent] by
lustsol islands whom she has knnwu )n
vicinity.
Thegrootn graduated this your lrom
yadnato st' Yslocslsgo. us has volun-
tarily resigned himsell to an exile from
bitcooutry upon his entrance into the
res! adults of lite. and goes to Siam to
patch the “gospel.
TI'O MRI JADBS-
A Wesson Charonalm Paddler Arrested tor
cruelty to Ant-us.
Yesterdsyaitcruoou, oso charcoal cart
dawn by a team of horses. one a dork
bq. the other a white. was rumbling
our the uneven pavement oi’ Wall
street. the animals hardly able to draw
tin cart. lrt alone the man who out upon
its mt. words oi pity were uttered by
tin onlookers. to see. upon a center sp-
lug.~ raw sores upon his breast, the bay
Willi a knee laid upon by a recent tall,
him in their body showed. Constable
Ibo-house. the local amt oi thorou-
otclicnt Humans society. string the con.
dltiunot the hompromptiy arrested
the monsud tookths horssotofleorge
Gregory’s livery stable. where they had
the man. who proved to be Oliver Perry.
oi’ Weston. was tried hetero Justice Sel-
ieck. On Perry’s promising to take the
seahorses horse and turn them out. and not
to use them until his neighbors gave
blmacertideste thsttbey worern good
amounting ”30.01. This, is the third
in ones on account oi cruelty to
his iomily and twice about his horses.
in Boston on Wednesday night causes
much intorsstss it is hoped by thsdov ‘
“NW.“ M w‘h‘m Ill”. ShoTsshhwrtwhnvshss-flsturom
surrounds it. The manner in which the l” Hiding h mm'
raid was made” ll told as follows by the ligand Hrs. Orin Bush. wholornta'ly
lived on Halo street. in the borough.
The oflicer holding warrants issued on separated some tints ogo. leaving asursll
o grand juror’s complaint. obtained the daughter who remained with hutsthsr.
cooperation and old 0! ofllcsr Theo. InBush thcnwsot to boardwithbis
lt'tller. oi Stamiord, who accompanied sister-luvlaw. a woman named lasou,
by several oi our local police, stsrtcd for who ltvco on Center avenue. Ouedoy
osbsrp thschild strayed into thsysrdoiflrl.
drive of ilveorsix miles arrived in the J. B. Jorvis’ residence on lain strsst.
vicinity ot the first 01 the two houses to sud noticing thcnggsduc-ot the girl's
It wssssssotlal toprsvent clothes. Hrs. Jarvis took pity on the
ouslorrn reaching the other houseby littlsoosand in quostiosiughsriouud
she had no real home. lira. Jarvis went
to the child's tsthsroodohtslm pso-
nltsn tron him to sinus and star-ts
minis doughtsr. A law tracks one tho
child’s mother went toths Jarvis house
and told that she was living in Spring-
dsle and was going to tskethe child
home. The little girl upon learning this
boo-n to cry.
not want to go with her mother
but would rather remain near her lather.
Its. Jarvis told the mother that she
hodbettcrssehcrhusbaud sudiiud out
it he noted her to have the child.
then went away. remarking that it she
could not have her daughter by [air
means she would by foul. 0o Wedncsc
day lira. Bush again went to In. Jarvis
and asked to take the child to get its pic
tors taken. Hrs. Jarvis gave her cow
sent.ond the mother atarmd with her
doughtcr [or the photographer’s, as was
supposed. Nothing has been seen oi
them since.
take the train (or Dsnbury that alter-
uoou, and it is believed that she is now
in that city.
Stamford Advocate:
Darren in a carriage and alters
heralded.
any one escaping from thsflrstsod mak-
ing s short out through the lots his
was soccedullyoeoomplidtod. audboth
Eight women and three or four men
were found in the not and carried to the
village lockup. where they were held
lortrial which is expected toconts on
today before Justice Inuusbury. What-
ever may be its immediate result there
is no doubt the notorious Darieu honors
were never so thoroughly “scooped" bo-
fore. though their appears to have been
but a comparatively small number of
male vuitors iouod on the premises.
A Correspondent Who Would Llheto ass
I encroach upon your space. but otter
you peruse this letter you will. no doubt.
believe the writing to be the mutimeuts
of o tsrgc amount of the populace.
and that is. how is it possible (or South
Norwslk to be boomed and made attrac-
tive when they in whom the power is
vested remain dormant. and. it seems,
never intend to do that which other
cities have done—the making oi parks.
commons, or whatever you may choose
to call them, where the people con. it
they so desire. recreate evenings. Sun»
days. or any time when their leisure
hours will permit.
dollars. and I am sure no ‘
object. there are many polo ‘
ago which, it secured. the publid would
really appreciate. Agniu. within the
confines oi this city there are a few
squares which. at a nominal expense.
can be converted into beauty spots and
designated by names appropriate (at
present I wont suggest any) that will be
regorded and respecmd by the growing
generation. These remarks, oi course.
are open to criticism. It would be for
prt‘I-‘tlblt! it they were the cause of agi-
tulitm. so as to convince those in author
iiy thnt the people demand. and the
word is uottoo harsh, mob places where.
tree IIOID their daily toil, they could
recuperate these long summer evenings
and enjoy the gilts of a liberal city. it a
Ilbt‘lll city would but bestow them.
color sud taste 0! the public water; and
one communication in Tun Scrum
seems to censure the water commhsiono
’I‘IIA'I' ”All“ RAID.
llspasthss shell”. will Swill-sod lav
all lists.
The raiding oi the disreputable houses
«Rpm
CITY BREATHING SPOTS.
South Norwalk lads Attractive.
Editor of The Seniiud:—Bxcusc too it
It is something I cannot understand,
At an expenditure ll
JJI.
The Public Iota.
Editor Sarit'sel:—-lucb complaint is
now being heard with reference to the
era. Now, the [act is. that the water in
the new reservoir is undergoing the
change that all usw-ponded or confined
water does on the coming of warm
weather. Water casks at are in the
warm latitudes undergo the some
change. but soon. as will be the cuss of
our huekleberry wows. works itssltcisnr
and into good lover. Let our water
drinking people keep cool. and they will
soon drink the host sparkling. clear put»
lie water in the stats.
Will 'hhtlo tho ”rs-II tip.
Superintendent John B. Hoyt.” the
Norwslk lire nlornt system, to day placed
a gong in the electric light station on
Wilton avenue. as directed by the Court
oi Burgessss. When an alarm ot ilrsh
turned in the gong will ring the combat
oi the box. and the engineer stths
works will sound so slsrnsbyflcwiug
tbs slso- will. Hip-mu
umwmmm
mun-WW
"Iarsttholasao."
There will bsstoasissl and literary
sotertalnmsotstthsSscomI
church. thlssvsolog. color
the scooters ot the Specub lasgss.
Thsprogsssraswllleoasistctsllossslso'
«asthma-opostryotthstose
ABDUCTEDW
A [mall’s nuns “All TO 03'!
child against his wishes.
Societies no“ will b. [IN-Bind with tho
this season have been well attended, and
the people all go away delighted with
what is undoubtedly the best picnic
grove on Long Island Sound. This
speaks well for Baton Point, especially
when large Sunday schools never cout-
plsin oi anything to roar their pleasure.
hrs a tact worthy at note that,nnlike
iormeryears.itisuot neee-ary tohsve
sspecialonicerouduty. Therebusvcr
a disturbance at the Point. which proba-
bly accounts [or the popularity 0! the
Roton Point in the near future are the
following: Jun”, Reformed church
Sunday school, N. Y.; June 21. Simpson
II. E. Sunday school; June 28, [gonard
Council; June 25. Ito-ell Place IE.
church; June 20. met Street Sunday
school; June 21, Sutuntsr Place IE.
Sunday oohool;Juno 28.s large party
iron: New York who will have a shore
dinner; July 4. Cracont club.
sttheOpsrallousel-teveningbelorcs
large audience of the comedy-drums
oidercrie.aslms. IaursntaudLluis
Stark.didsoutsverycleversctlng. Eh
nu DAUGHTER-
ssying die did
She
Thewcrnsnwssseeuto
Mr. Bush says the mother takes the
BXCUBSIONS 1'0 m0! POINT.
Beauties of the Place.
The excursions to Rotors Point so far
Among the societies that will visit
rsmrmsms.
Actor load at tho 0pm House.
An excellent perform wu glvu
“Only a Farmer’s Daughter.” li- Adel-
Alms Sham looked prottyand took
tbeport of Justine,mc lsrmer’sdougbv
tor. lissEuuuaPurcsll waoveryl‘unuy
sslolile. IbAgnesIeonardgsvoo
qusudidrsprossntsticnotlothertsrk.
strsncs Willis... Harold lanes,
w-excollsut. Harry Tanssy. astck
Hartley.octsdths or thevlllaln’ to
psrtectiou.audI-‘. lsad.oasot
our towaastsc,did Sunbeam
Gross and was vary nursing.” was
sbo William Idle-Icy.who aetsdths
partotfliggins. UttlsJosloLloydwss
verytobingsslittlsl'cllls.
mustn't-Io.
Au invitsthn bhsssby alluded to
sschaadsllmmsniathlostats
to attend the spacing abPaIIor'Boch.
Tossdsy.Jsssltth. Amdsltssiawhl
IquWuMp.-.”
MMQMHWHU
3%... lthpartttwlmlysssons
sdthst the. to.“ to” sit
tovitstlcawlls-s oosloahnnbsa
lass-y. hJahEmM- ll.
Mommas
andwould see them Iota.
have followed Winnie
trout his fishing trip.
Hoveo,the latter in
Huntington with Bimiuglmn.
taken. Aresolution dissed by
sequent meeting. to be called
mountaineers. Thseoruntfl.
cdsroSsnstorCatlinot
pt)".
thy resident.“ donated b
ingsodsustaioingslargsplhllc
resentstivos George P. Tubs,“ is“;
townaudSuuduhndd , ,,
mil-0'95 post oillcssand itnow ranks
with New Haven. Bartlett! and : .
A new nousuostc omen.
Itsw loves Coaasy “shallow
uoabssrurustsossslbw.
Thostotoscustors andW’
of New Haven and w m
gathered yesterdsydhetorluariolsw
Shik-
cuu tho adviubihty of erecting akldgs
across thefloulatonic river. collecting
At the meeting inNstovmattsr
two boursol' talk.itwssvotsd to ap- .
propristc the sum of ”.mtortllflt-
poacoi psyiugonohalt than.”
structiugsuchsbridgcstthcflfl“
tioncd. ,
Thsrewcrc onlysix oi. wof
thirty-sixSeustors and Rep?”
st theBridgeportmseting. oouoop-
posed the buildingot thsncw bridge.
butthcrswssagrcst diversityofgin-
ion sstotbeaction wbwh ougbtbho
tarp
Perrywsssdoptcd, to the Mill
oommittee.cousistingofoucmlfll
two rcpresontstiveo.bo sppdutulh ~
inconjunctionwiththecountyco.i-t
sinners toenmins the prsssrt bridge, 3
determine the l'cqultclscnll' ti lb,“
lion. confer with theNsw Huh “I-
oritiq ascutsin the cost I! rushing
thspresentstructurssndrsportatnstb-
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