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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Icw Iwrl lentil Watson lemurs.
Theatres; cyclone central yesterday
morning near Lake Huron has moved
with remarkable ra tothe Gulf of
St. Lawrence, foIo ouw toby a “cool
wave, " which will cause local storms in
and near the lake-bordering districts of
this section, and eastward will probably
cause a temporary reduction of the heat
on the Atlantic coast from Atlantic City
to Eastport, M2,, tonight. The nucleus
of the “hot wave” continues in and south
of tha Lower Missouri Valley and east-
ward along the fortieth parallel to Long
Island. In this district to day fair to
partly cloudy, more humid weather will
probably prevail, with slight thermal
changes and fresh, variable winds, shift-
'1 lug towelterly and northwesterly, and
. followed Ivy cloudiness, rain and slightly
. lower temperature. In the Middle States
fair to partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, with fresh variable winds, mostly
from southwesterly to westerly and slight
thermal changes. and rain in the portion
north of the fortieth parallel, followed
by cooler weather; and in New England
fair to mflly cloudy weather and nearly
sta temperature with fresh to
Ilrla southwesterly and westerly winds,
followed by rain and slightly lower tern-
mature. On Thursday, In this section
_ and in New England, slightly cooler,
partly cloudy to fair weather will pre-
vail, with fresh westerly winds, preceded
by local rain near the coasts, and follow-
ed bya slight rise of temperature, and
on Friday slightly warmer fair weather.
Illnluuu Almanac tor Clo-Morrow.
Soul. rises Buqnsets High tide 111w tide
6 16 1‘3 00
Railroad Place has been improved by
the street department.
John T. Francis, of New Canaan, has
been granted an original pension.
Dr. Kendall has moved into his new
house on Ehnwood avenue.
TheGoapel holiness meeting at Dibble:-
ball this evening at 7 :30. All are wol-
come. .-._
Owing to death in George ( .Istcllo s
famIly, his fmit store on Railroad Place
is closed.
——Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
George Taft took a party of friI1n1le
down the river yesterday afternoon ”'1
his yacht “fiipsy.”
Mrs. Dr. \ an IXlstyne .Ind in r Sunday
school class picniced at S~asi II Part-
yesterday afternoon.
Frank Howard and a party of friends
went down to the islands this morning
on a fishing excursion.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company will
he held tomorrow evening.
There Is no calling in which intelli-
gence is so prominent a factor as that of
printer. —— .loe Howard in New York Press.
—-New baby ca—rrigsg Iand upw fthlt‘.
at Podmon
In. John A. Camp, v.3.» mil-mi n
paralytic stroke two weeks ago,
much improved as to be able to Min
00!.
Hope [low company will hold 1'. special
meeting tomorrow evening to decide
the question of holding their annual
picnic. .
Captain Russell Frost has received the
checks for the members of his company
in payment of their services for the May
parade.
The workmer ..yed building an
addItional story I .. 11 urgist Vogel'sstore
were obliged to Ult‘p Vtr fl; yf-gtgythy on
account (If the intI use hi M.
A break occurred in th11 water pipe in
front of Mich 1.1 f It; i": ..1II'II barber shop
yesterday afternoon. The damage is
hell; repaired as rapidly as possible.
—-—To putin your water use the Hem
filter. For sale by W. H. Meeker 5: ('o.
George W. Blanchard, manager of the
Horwalk and liontb Norwnlk Electric
Light company, is sum-ring from the
elects of a large carbuncle on his neck.
The South Norwalk WlIeelmI-n Will
hold ameeting at the temperance hall
on the Washington street bridge III-mor»
row for the purpose of p1rlectir:,1, an
organization.
Vic! President lined. of the Uonsoli«
dated road, corroboratzs the statement
of Ilireetor Robinson, that than is no
W for the rumor that the Con-
m road was to buy the New York
and New England.
A fitting of the Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric Light company will he
laid on Thursday, July It, to consider
the matter at erecting a new budding of
brick and increasing the plant to about
double its present capacity.
"Capt. Jach' James, who went to
m to play with the club in that
plans “returned home owing to the
dismount of the hastens. it is hoped
thathewill becalled upon to join some
othrgnnd club before the close of the
m:
a‘d‘heeld line is the people's choice.
‘I‘h Opirit of industry fostered by the
pain-of freedom not to be undsnold.
”Allow justly celebrated ice (3mm.
onlyiflcentss- -pIsrt, 5 and 10 cents a
plate. Caterer for weddings and parties,
city and country.
Illa Luella Wilcox, of Westfield, for-
ay of the South Norwalk cilia, has
engaged as ant-taut to [sham
Millet Ilia Postal'f‘
m haltllthsplaosofl‘ 0. Elisa, who
harm IoworlI as Ihsnlghtopsrator
3 lb (7 mutated road «from. mitotic
“Journal.
is H111
avenue reddsuos repainted.
A large tea party from Sea Ulilf, L. 1.,
is at Rotors Point this afternoon.
George W. Weed now rides in a very
handsome walnut wood backboard.
Charles sonn- had a sunstroke yes-
terday at his home on lIyland avenue.
William Montgomery, Jr., of the bar-
ough, has entered the employ of J. U.
Gregory at Go. ....
The Mount Vernon Lobster club will
visit Dorian Point on the 15th and par-
take of a shoro dinner.
Dentist Ilaldwin'isputting a large bay
window in is new office in the Bishop
house on Wall street.
—l-‘resh milk bythe'liusrt every day
at Theo. Konpp's old stand.
In yesterday‘s Newark-Washington
ball gameliilhert whipped out two two
base hits and a home run.
IIIIIIIII macho. 97ft. o. :I. 111., will
confer the initiatory degree this evening.
All illdfcllows are invited.
The boat "Green County Former,’
from ltondout, with a cargo of cI-nient,
is at Raymond Brothers dock.
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Will Iteadmau and Smith Northrop,
of the borough, are both rejoicing ow:
the arrival of bouncing boy babies.
Dr. W. 1.. Weed has removed his den»
tist rooms from the borough to Swarm
d: (Iorbett's new building in this city.
In the last car load of horses, to Brook-
side Stock Farm, which arrived on the
Fourth,th(1re Wel’I‘ some specially lim-
ones.
James Boyle was: before Judge Knapp-
this morning, charged with vagrancy.
lie was found guilty and sentence-d t.1
ten days indIl
(Ilive Branch LIIIgI',:‘I'1.I.i'.I. Ii. of I‘..1
will install oilicers tI-morruw I‘V‘Pnlllg.
The Iirst degree will also he confetti II on
several candidates.
-—~Mcn drink good, bad and Indolervnt
liquor, and never grumble about the
price ofit, butthI-y growl when thrir
wives don't t‘CUfillfllll. 1 by thing BrussI l»
soap.
The greatest meeting of thI.1 Gentle-
men‘s Driving associatmn, it is expected
will be held in August, for which ample
[II'I‘pltf‘Ilbflli are living made.
Tim linnls III the tournament of the
Norwalk Lawn Tennis club will be play-
ed this eflvrnoon at 11:th between J.1
Arthur Ambler and Fred Lockwood.
l
A boy was in this city this afternoon
who claimed that he. had got left on u
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coal barge where he had been employed.
lie was Without money and said he hail 3‘
no parents.
A line team of buy coach hot. IL. “1114.3
to Huston day before yesterday from
Brookaide Stork l' :,1rm in charge 11f l no) 1
Parsons who brought back with IIIIII 31
team of sorrel roadsters from III-1.1m
I
1
IX special meeting of the rotors of the 3
Center school district Will. be- held t1.-‘
marrow evening for th11 [1117111 1:111{ lt}’- 1'
Inga tax nn11t-Ic1.- ! 1 ' .11 i”; '_'.
of changing tit» prI
my, the (heme: cIInIIIIIttrI:
If m.’ {1"1' 1.".
J. l). Nolan has gonr bark 1.3 mm» of
his pedestrian friends. In II recmt rem-
at Orange, it is said, he allowed himself 1
to be beaten. He made several hundred 3
dollars by the operation. Fortunately
South Norwalk was not bitten by him.
The suggestion has been 11131111 that If
the city water remains in IE! pnsont
Condition, it would be a gnu! idea for
consumers, aftI-r drawing the “our
through a filter, to lmll ll. l1! antitr-
I'ities it is necessary for such :I tho-1.: to
he done every summer.
~1The press is the watch lint; that
guards the hen-housv of our Marty and
protects the clothes—line- of our righm w
and it also advises you to me tin» t't' Inn-
Inical Brussels soap.
The funeral of Monroe llmmbh- was
held at his late home on Marshall strm-t
last evening. Rev. Dr. Seward otliciatml.
Sela. tions were sung by n :IIIarII-ttr,
Messrs. Tilly, l.oland,TIIllI1.-I and Inw-
renco. The remains were taken to Say-
broolt Junction for Interment lllH morn-
ing,
Al (I‘ll I'utnrc lie-(ii.
l'rank Lassen, who has taken a lift: en
years' lease of the point on L'slf Pasture
beach, is doing quite a thriving business
this season In furnishingssa food at very
moderate prices. llr. lnuen put. up his
house last fall, and has since burlt a
small restaurant outside and expects to
have his cooking department completed
today. He makes a specialty of roast
and steamed claims, and his low prices
and liberal furnishing are bound to make
his place popular with all who object to
the high prices of seaside resorts. Mr.
[mason has made no tlfurt yet to ndver-
tise his place, yet he has about all the
business he can attend to. The drive to
the beach is a most pleasant one, either
over the Martin ridge to Mr. Lsngdon's
and around the beach, or by the more
direct road west of the ridge. Last night,
when it was sweltering hot in the my,
It was IlecIdedly cool at Mr. Imen’e.
Neglected Ills Ill. Its-II Int-ally.
l‘rafik Sherwood was arrested and
tried before Justice Austin this morning
for non-support of his wife and family.
llrs. Sherwood has been a town charge
almost continually for the past year and
Selectman Daskam called for her hus-
band's arrest. The justice gave him
sixty days in jail or the alternative nl
furnishings bond to allow his wife and
family a dollar a day for the next sis
months. filmwood chose the former
mpeaalty and was taken to Bridgeport jail
this afternoon by Chis! Buttery.
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supreme-r; Chronicle Telegraph.
sun In snowsua III/1.1.2111 mu 11.11.11: I 1N5]... WEDNESDAY. JULY 9. I890
Rev. RM is having his West ruse-s sinus in cam loans.
The oysteruien of Norwalk will begin
planting shells to catch the oyster spawn
on Monday. Usually shells have been
planted on July 5, thisday having been
selected by some'unwritten law as the
date when the oystermen begin opera-
tions for the coming year’s business.
For three years they have planted shells
with care, and each year have failed to
secure the desired set. The failure is at-
tributed to the fact that rain has fallen
so abundantly that the fresh water flow-
ing into the Sound has either killed or
prevented the spawn from finding a rest-
ing place on the shells. This year there
has been comparatively little rain and a
good set is looked for. Milliom of
bushels of shells Wlll be spread on the
beds during the next few days. and the
steamers will be busy dumping their
loads on the grounds in the Sound.
WANTED.
Advenisemcnte under this head non-receding.
llnIthIch'ic, sum-soon IimlIsI
MAIN HAVING (FONSIDEIMIILE EXI Elli
4an I“ hook tin-pins: to take IImrge of a er. -1
IIf boom Ill South Norwalk, and otherwm- Inuit:
Ii1rnsI1If li'lltll. Ata-ulvratc salary 1.11.11 ‘1: print III
first: law, when lmmfnvu‘ IMHW on mlvnnri
will ho- p IIIIII ’tddnus. s Ming age (xp rwtir: II II
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to be useful. I ml to burn . and cam. . Am. .Iy
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District of Norwalk. u: Probate
Court, July 1H1, A, 1).. 1111111.
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and 1'. ‘lfll 1, 1‘1ch (veil.
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GEORGE II. “111110.311,
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 GI 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Helhl'mt‘t‘. N0. 3 W’tlrrly MIIIC. TI-lrtdmru
“11.1". I. lmyor night.
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801 l'll Nflltw1sl.lr.,i'nflfl , June 8“, l-‘m i
To film-ling n! m Mikflfllt‘f' of m: hark, 11. al
this use a dividend tott111u1'11r1r- Ms Itmsn ll
atthe rate 0 t III-r rI-n'ar r Itnhmn fur the 1-1;
months :11de in l, land pviynhlI 1m and
after July l1) interest not drawn w' H Ix‘lrttlitul
to ammonia and mm: Interest from .l11‘
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ltliol’llls SEPTEMBER ltd.
All In one Training lichenl for both» res [look
kwwn, Banking, [’1 nman'h p.1'elerraphy, Short
hand. ypr writing, etc, thoroughly taught. I mi
dent may h- Interviewed at the (Jump: olltr Ant;
11.1.11. Luminance sent on nppl cation ‘1) .
SOUTH IOI'ALI KAVHHIIII "ASK
5! Washington Stu-er.
0pm Dallyfromll to In In ,arIII from I to 3 II n
and on Saturday evenings from! toil
Winters” allowed on Dr pm' tr.
ALDEN 90min!!! I'm
an trundle Vlrr' rm. ..
mot. JOHN If. Elul'l' ties. sna'rrsss
A. Is. Floaters
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
lbs Watch W a ”Islam.
”loath lain IL. loath lsrwath.
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Thaw pm: basing flat and Trimming will Ime
Hat Trimmed Free
MRSFFAWFETT’S
3 WATER. STREET.
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WASHINGTON BIBKBB
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CHARLES SMITH
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OLD STAND
36 Main Street,N ..o '11.
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Homer B. Hoyt
Renloved
18 Nflllh 111811 311138!
SOUTH Nililll' .‘lliii.
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HENRY TILLY.’
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Horse Buyers
“We are constantly re-
ceiving Flue Horses..
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTBRS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOBTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. II. I’IX “SON PSI.
BROOKSIDF STUCK FIRM
flit!
Bennett KI Husled,
259’ llaln 1%., 111.1. Norwaih.
hats, Fish, 0111113,
hulls, V818111181,P81Br1, II;
(If All illnds In Their Fara-u.“
AT WHOLESALE All!) RETAIL
B. l. ashram. F: R. Ill’STlfl),
HflBSES! HURSES!
Arrived today are: Imam! none- summi- II
III nurtures-4. tan be seen at. mm: formerly mm-
pm! by It. W fire: 31. Railroad I'lm Th1: l 1
1m moossnnemy mhleonfl lfllllavlvewlhr
A. BOLHANS.
Muslim. Marti. Wm
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This
Office
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FINEST
SUMMER RESBRT
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LONG ISLAND SOUND.
N E W ATTRACTIONS 'l'll IS
SEASON.
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
IFINKFNSTIEN & KNUBEL
l'llOl l' lE’l'illlH.
ROTON Pomrv
1111: STEAMER “MEDEM'
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Wall Pups-rs, I'ulnts, oils. litm-
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32 North lala street. Booth Smalls
0pm at an hours Thu servers of an swimmer
sail funeral Director assured. wyl ly
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Will begin their great July Clearance
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
scflFI El” & "nYTEverylhing :It Greatly Reduced Prices.
T011 (1011.. Gents‘ Domet Flannel Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies? and Misses' Blouses from 25c
up to $1 .70. One case 30 inch Challics; those gOods were rotuilcd at 151: at this sale;
we will oil'ci' lllclll III 8c. Wool Challies 18¢ per yard. Om: misc Dress (linghams at 1
52¢ per yard. Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69¢ per p1ILr.\\' - have the largest
assortment oi" Outing I1l11nncls to be found in the state. l’umsols .II 3 TI pm cont Llll‘ 111111 than
(1:111 be Found elsewhere. Come early and serum the bargains while they l;I,E12l. Tho Not-walk
Store will be open Monday until 8 p. 111,, Saturday until 10 p. m.
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Xmiilla.
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