NUMBER 774.
DIRECTORY
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goods, notion, glotes,etc. Underwmaspeclslty.
I" BENNETT. J. l". ”lulu at, N. Business estab'
lishcd over forty- -two years.
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drygoods, eth (.lscusdr
500?!ng & llOY'l' amettcbldg, N. to Wash-
st, . .(.Sec Secadvertlsemcut.)
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pods, laucygoods. umiousaodhoa'my.
EXPRESS QOMPANIDD.
ADAMS EXPRElls (J 0. Moe/nilmnd station, at
N. and lIllWlsil at N. kapvess («woolen to all
portsof lhe heworld. Manger (min service Low
ram. heater llunt, agent.
EXPRESS)! EN.
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N. Our motto, ”prompt attention. "
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Inc extracts. Ambler k Bell.
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SMITH, W. ll. £60. Waterst,N. “agents tor-Wil-
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labs to orderfiremorts ”3",me do: llnlup
“All, ormus, culls. arrc.
llUN’l't ZKLUPP, “Washington at, 5 N. In:
hhmysters. dams hulls, pure, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTONJOBN B. Gt'l'aylcr avenue, 3. N. Also
BAYIOND BROS. contractors for use, matte,
ssphslyhdchormeutaudgra vrlwalks.
mBlnA MAI! AAxltlt’l. um WAm
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sole spurs.
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luldleaea honking' and [quits N't 5;: (Joe.
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SMITH, W. ll. a (:0. 15 and l? Wm st, N.
spring, Isles, carriage hanlwarc, ctr
"to! FENCE AND RAILINGS.
(2!!le B At. Manda) Water st. N. tron work
of all kinds.
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at, S. N. Wm.” .llmpmwlcwf.
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JEWBLEBS.
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9 N. due watch repslrluga amialty, .
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mule, etc. Prue watch rrpnlrlng a npeelalty
8mm, ll. 5 dlamouds,watcher, jewel sllversrld
plated ware, repalrln‘arpecialty. so It, 9. N.
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”Ill-LAB "JULIE MT, ll. A. I.)
ll ‘llll NIGHT.
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us lash; We test hushed
Mthol’sslllonlthss‘laksn.
The meeting 0! Douglas Fowler Post.
0. A. ll... lastcveoing, was of a very in-
lsustlog character. The members at
tho Post were in high glee over the ac-
ceptance of their loterpulatlon ol the
law as being correct.
A mmuolcatlon was received tram
Department Commander Brunch, 0!
llddlstowu,statlng that be had received
“Quartermaster Budd's rollog in the
mo! the burial of old soldiers and
that rt corresponded with the opinion of
w Fowler Post. An order has
unwanted to tbsaslsotmcu sod to
WW3 posts (or their gorsrnmsnt
h the future. .
ms stats papers have stated that
Douglas Fowler Post would be repri-
manded (or asmilrng the Quartermaster
(incurs department, but instead Mr.
Breach has thanked the poor. tor taking
tlul stand they maintslnsd.
The post mom a mu». 0! Ihunkn to
those who mum! in the Memorial Day
A stlldul lltlllAP.
As hunt. or ”so Iowa Alias-Ilene
Badly scarred.
Bridget Lsndrigsu,” inmate at the
almhousghad a very narrow escape
from being scolded» drath yesterday
sltsrnooo. It was wash day at the
“farm," and most of the inmates helped
ususual, to get the week's washing out.
All were through except Bridget. She
wsa alone in the wash room.sod was
taking a pan 0! balling water (mm the
store when she loll and upset the water,
scalding her arms and breast in a fright-
lul manner. Her scream: brought llrs.
Hoyt, the keeper's wile, to the scene,
and everything possible was dam to
make the poorqu may She- to now
in a very critical condition.
(Jr-dusting laarclses Yo- .‘lght
Th! High School cl no a! [Sin ‘5!“ My
Why. to their (:81! (“when and
schoolmates this evening, and tell them
how much they regret leasing school.
Th0 Wt exercises wlll be
held at lusic Ball.
Owiuptotbs number or musical se
lsctious it is carnatly request/rd that the
come audience he in their plhces
prowptly st 8 o'clock. The school
bastar- {min securing the ser—
vlces 0! Prof. Alfred Ballaut. of Stars»
lord, todrlll tbs choruns. David Div
brow will be the cmdoctor, and Miss
Natalie Dubrow, one of the High School
pupils, willactas accompanist. It has
been decided “I“ Ill flml trlhmrs shall
bs arranged upon tables helm" We huge!
and given to the respeflnv .rv. Hm"?!
I! the close 0! the exercises. .te. r: mules
Will need lobe sent lo the Imll llelnrc
7.!) p. or.
A Plan-It Unstable.
The Young Pcoplds Society 0! Christ-
lau Budcsvoreounscted with tho Cory
{lowland chm held asoelable M
Welling, An excellent programme had
Ira-co prepared by the committee, and
mthose who took part delighted the lam
audience present. The vocal solos by
Ilsa Hattie Punult and Ni- Louise
Aboudroth were especially pleasing; tbs
violiusolo by Wlllis Aheadroth, piano
solos by Prank Sherman and Irving w“.
mot and the trio byuo-ls IcGue, Grace
lsllny and Irving thusot were also
pod. The best numbrrun the program-
me, however, was the piano solo by
Frank Rider, who received a heartng
core, to which he responded. At
coseluslou or this those present sdjoum
ed to the dlnlngrooms, where retreats-
lszs. mastswsrssrrvedsud so boursnrut in
social enjoy-ants.
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The Darlcn‘ llsthodlst church was
crowded Sunday crabs. and helm the
services been only stud!“ room could
be custard. Rev. John UBrleo, the
pastor, proachcd‘ a very plalrl sermon on
the evils that thrutsu the town. Bo
commenced his discourse by stating that
when he first cans to Darlsn, the hospitv
alltyotthspcoplssud thobssutyot tbs
place convinced him at once that he had
been soul to just the place that would
suit hlm. 11st not been there long,
however, when he heard of the terrible
dlsurace that hung over the place. ll:
related an instance which seems sum
what opportune.
One day last week he was going horns
trom South Norwslk on a train and lo
the same car was an intoxicated man
who refused to pay his 1er. The con.
doctor becameltopatisnt with tbs 1d,}:
and asked him w he was gull)
mus answered litmus wa's‘g'olox‘ lfb—l.
Thecooductor did not hesitate but called
toshrskemsrlsud told blur tooot the
man 0d at Darieu.
Ir. O’Brien appealed to the people to
arise and purge tha‘town of tho disgrace
that hovered over it.
The sermon wall enjoyed by all and
should have the “loot ot awakening the
people to some action in the matter.
KOWAYTON SCEOOL IATTZBS.
1h: Annual Icons; Largely Alto-dad—
‘Iho School In low Hands.
The annual meeting 01 the Bowsytou
school district was held Saturday even-
lug. Atau early hour the small school
house was crowded, and it was at once
oven that those present were toopposo
the old management at the district. The
first business transacted was the election
at a committeemsn. William Cudllpp
recelved 30 votes and G. W. Bryan, 16.
Other ofllcers were elected as (allows:
Ephvism Thorstenclerk: William J. Stev—
onr, treasurer.
flow the people stood regarding a new
school house was shown when a mollou
was made to expend $50 in repairing the
old building. The motion was heavily
out upon.
The result 0! the meeting indicates
that there will be a new principal the
coming year and that other changes will
he made. The large attendance» the
meeting was the result of the trouble
between the principal, Frederick W.
(buy. and some 0! tbs citizens of the
place, an account or which was given in
TIIB Semen.
Another All to (to-m.
Aootborsld toeommmtobcp'lsced
in Shrflield harbor, is urgently asked for
by the board, writes the Washington
correspondent of the llartlord Coursut.
The engineer says that, alter leaving
Execution locks light there is unthingto
run hosts by in thick weather, except a
buoy. It is claimed that It light placed
here will render more solo tho naviga-
tion at the entrance 0! the harbors ol
Shemeld and South Norwslk. It is pro-
posed, ltansppropriatloo ismade,to
build a small structure with a light and
log hell at the [our loot spot all Norulou
Point, now ulsrked by a red and black
buoy. The ssructuss would consist 0!
an iron cal-on, tilled with concrete, sur-
mountedbyswoodcu lountocarry the
light and log-bell, all 0! which could be
done tor 810. coo.
lam ln Dbl-lord.
Great excitement ealsts in Stamlord
this week, owing to the closing out at
auctlouolthscotircstoekol dry goods
at every descrlptios, carpsts, run, on.
clonal ll.A.llubbard I 00.. at their
mustbcclosedost durisgthhwsckno-
gardlsss of cost or value, la order to
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NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES
WHAT IS GOING 08 11' I116]!-
BOEING WWII.
Dal-gs Amos. Darts- Psalm—Iowa
Fre- low m.
llr.sndlrs. William P. Tallmsdn
:Bmhlyumrc spondiaga lsw weeks
The ladies otths new church
holds stnwbsrrylsstlvsl last would;
hold tomorrow sltcruoou at 2.30 o’clock.
Ilsa Alice Bowen is visiting in Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
The public schools closed (or the sumo
met vacation on Friday.
Prank Finch and John Footo, two old
soldiers, were arrested [or drunkenness
last Friday and placed in the lockup.
Poote escaped butFiuch was find, which.
with costs, amounted to 816.00.
lliss Josio A. Bowen isvisitiog in Mar-
idea.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a strawberry and ice
cream festival this evening.
Now Cull-n.
The Messenger bare hall club of this
town defeated a club from Norotou on
Saturday by a score of 1.5 to 6 in seven
lunlnga.
Hill Carrie Wood, of East Norwnlk,
has been visiting her sister, MrI. Wm.
Curtis.
The Congregutional church will hold
its annual lawn party on July 21.
The bicycle club will have its cham-
pionship road race on June 30.
THE 0011311 JAIL.
'ras New aodlrlaa to us Ready to: ocea-
pancy August 1.
Thowork outhcucw addition to the
county jallluBrldgeporthbeingpusb-
edaheadastsstas pomiblc,auditlscx-
peeled, says the Standard, that tho strucr
lure will be ready for ompsucy by
August I. 'l'hesdditlon,wbicbis135by
44 test in dimension, and three stories
high, is built on tbcsouth sldcol the
lemalo department, and runs westerly
parallel with the main structure. The
designot the outside is in conformity
with the main budding. Acro- thc (rout
of the new part are three tier 0! cclh, 21
in all, constructed entirely of steel and
iron, and in addition to this. as a precau
lion against the porrible escape or a pris
oner, to built a heavy stool grating mid-
way between the [rout ol the calls, and
the trout wall of the building, leaving a
passage each side of the barrier. The
windows are also well protected with
steel bars, and it Isems almost an utter
impo-ihlllty torauy one confined within
tomakctbeir escape, even should they
be proridcd with an ordinary sssortulent
ol tools. Th'mIectiouol cclkwillbeset
uplorlcmsle prisoners. lo the rear 0!
these, and separated by a heavy brick
wall is the male department, in which
m being built lbl’n’ “fill 0' steel cells of
28 in each ts ~r, ulnhmg Malls in
lugsests insolllrock bottomontop of
which is laid alloep layer of asphalt
o! asphall,lormlr=.¢ a solid louod'.
‘l‘hscclls are sum» and top, bow.-
Mh’huwy .1 :4 plates, and.
ad from in luv. at the tiers by steal
patios. Alaru- 'nler room hasheeu
m lathe In" I i‘lm building, which
3 W van». two Lowe holler. of
filly-horse power, whlch will lurnlsh
“bulbs the building.
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