moo-ts.
, to”!
THE LOCAL “NEWS.
_ morals-rm
”bulbs
.dlnnggu call-
”‘dths'lcttwowiuw please saytheyfic
W WALK Hill omen.
4:5.th shawl-I..
MEW'HMWW chm-r.“ all.
IOI'AIII MY MICE.
.‘5 Huh Isa. “I ,
£- m m Conroy
Ira? . Aorml
lia P.
A. C GOLDXNG. l'. I
law York Harald weather lorocasts.
’ The small “cool wave” in the lake
“I“ willprobably keep the temps ra-
taro lowsrand actual humidity' In the
eastern half of this section less than they
. - have the last two days until lion-
? gb there willbo no decidedly
’cool' weather and mid-day temperatures
will hahigh. Auctheruizrportant “hot
_ "new W
n ”any gave sastgnd Inolnbly
severe” this section by Tues
5‘! In ”(find to-day cools
, , cloudy to fair weather will
'pr prevail. with fresh to light var-
mhla mostly northerly and west-
erly. Ill-the Middle States, slightly cool-
or. partly cloudy to fair weather will
prevail, with fresh and light variable
winds, mostly westerly and northerly,
followed by warmer weather on the
mwrfiomand in New England
'. cooler, falr weather, freshand yariabls
winds, mostly southerly and westerly on.
dha coasts. On Sunday in this section
and inNaw England slightly warmer,
% weather andlight sosltherllylwI‘Ilrnda
probably prevail, an on on y
fair. Morality warmer weather, with
an lacrosse of vapor force. Rainfalls of
“of inch and 1.50illcbes occurred
at Atlantic City and Washing-
r reopening. The conditions In the
orthwest West are still generally
*oo’o dry to be favorable to the growing
m
llnlataro Almanac tor To-llorrnw.
Wrists I?"08 Bu ull sets High tide low tide
12.43 6.37
“ Postmaster Golding; commission ex:
. pirsa today.
,1 Ef-Bitgms Frank Jones drives one of
the Wheat single turnouts In town.
The regular meeting—3f the Court of
Barge-es will be held on Monday even-
ing. ‘
The Board of Councilmen will hold
their regular meeting on Monday even-
ing. .____
.- The City of Albany was half an hour
i Ito in leaving her dock in this city this
morning.
John Green's canoe, of the Norwalk
Canoe club, Is being repainted and other-
wise improved.“
M We Straight Tips.
The state iusana asylum at Middletown
at meant contains 1,800 inmates and
twenty~two paid attendants.
M. c. A. Piddock, editor of the Chris-
tlall Secretary, will preach in the Nor-
walk Baptist church to-morrow.
Ilia Imogene Baldwin will take Miss
We place in the choir of the
it. 3. church tomorrow.
Rev. D. ll. Seward, D D., will occupy
the pulpit of the South Norwolk Con-
notational church tomorrow morning
fill avusing.
The Baptist Sunday School and church
of flow Canals, will picnic in Lowndes’
Grove, at the mouth of Five Mile River
usher, on Thursday at next week.
“Human“ Smith, of South Nor-
walk, will take part in a musicals In the
chapel of the Congregational church. at
llow Canaan next Thursday evening.
-th milk by the quart every day
at Than. Knapp’l old stand
A well known Stratford man became
. hold, a year or more ago. Now,
however, a toll head of hair isreturning.
no onset of this the gentleman does
not reveal.
The ma stone of St. Patrick‘s
church, Bridgeport, of which the Rev.
Pathorl'lhll to palm, will be laid to
Watdm o'clock p. In. The cerc~
Hints-mm tolls very interesting.
hum-«W "Ataasa" has had an as.
"My boss weak and the passengers
have baseman to their places of
“mm-lanky. Largo parties
have W Rotoll Point during the
wash.
m” 8. Batch will assume his
Hoouerpnlotoftbe l‘im M [-:.
*1. tom. Thequsrtetto will
do Ils‘s coals scam, soprano an.
m Hanna, alto; Horses 8. Match,
t-tr; Yrs-k Rumbas
00.0.0.0...
Atoll attandanosol the members at
“Walnut andlaadder company is
. rounded at the meeting Ilondoy even.
Itho ma trftil. accepting the invi-
to participate In the parade at
.W will be considered.
, HT“ 'llal moldero have decided to
huh drawing tor prisesonthe fair
1““!me Return tickets may
“Malone I. Trains leave South
' Mot Itzizl. 2:10 and 62s a spec
I“ lull will leave the fair grounds at
10p. I.
. Til-'wrtl'kav
1
‘.
Winter!» fatalfollofllr.
earthly llowYork,atfionnstscb,
thorailroadeompaay
lass alltsomploysssworstoblams.
0a :3. banana! tolls under the
,flmsssslllqaomsdtwoot thstraln
mus-l hind. Hobdwalksd
,lqhslIm-Iasmwsss llofoll.
, ,2?
91!: u
re: Winston-samenes-
sword-do
nuns-m; on the
”may. 4
mwmm wrarhitb hats
Ildehlteooatsto the barbecue to be
held in Danhury.
In our tslrgraphio columns today will
be found an account of the frightful
tragedy at New Hillard.
Bennie Andrews' natty little yacht
“Fannie” was sailed toGreenwicb to day
to be present at the races.
Pilgrim Council. No. hi, 0. U. A. ll.
conferred the third degree on twfive
meandidota. Thursday night.
The "Wants" of the few are news to
the many. Read Tun Scxrlsclxs “Want”
column tor verification of this.
Sealed pmpmnlfiorcnrrying the mail
between Norwalk and South Norualk
will be received until August 0.
~8moks LaudeFFt‘Slrnight Tips.
Dr. C. W. Many, and T. S. Vanderhoei
and party are enjoying a sailing and
chowder party at the islands to day.
The members of the South Xorwaik
club are arranging for another outing at
one of the islands, to be lifll‘l next Thurs.
day.
Dr. Peter went to Songs ck lost
evenings M‘sm Matti the} inwcts III a
min who fail in; and l[IIglItinIly
0' chilies] ln Fo’g'rinilo’tdnc.
/' - I.” *4 aL—o—a '
A party composed of “Cap" llcy notch,
Chris Miller. l’eter Callahan and Timothy
Henley went to Compo yesterday after
crabs. They report great luck.
Morris Buttery, N. E. Peck and W. M.
Stevens will represent Pilgrim Council,
0. U. A. BL, at the state session, which
is to be held in Norwich on August 13,
With Commodore Burritt' s and James
H. Nash's boats in the race at Green-
wich to-day, there can be no doubt
that South Norwaik will capture a prize.
Arthur C. Belle and Fred St. John
Lockwood Jr. of the borough, are 0"
with the New York Yacht Racing asso—
ciation in Mr. Earle’s new boat “The
Princess.”
A horse belonging to George PhIles
of Weston run away on Main strect
borough, to-day. Thecccupantsof the
wagon were thrown to the ground but
no one was injured.
Giovaui Guamiere was arrested and
brought before Justice Selleck this
morning for keeping his fruit store
open on Sunday. The judge adjourned
the case till Monday morning.
Next Tuesday JobnA. (amp, of the
borough, nude party of his fellow em
ployees from Best & Uo.’ s New \ork
store, will come up the sound for a clam
bake on one of the Norwaik islands.
Officer Dsuchy, of East Votwaik, has
blossomed out in a neat- dining uniform
appropriate to the written he fills. If
South Norwalk doesn't look out she will
lose her reputation for having the finest
looking policemen in the state.
Stone for the abutments of the new
iron railroad bridge that is to replace the
wooden structure near Arnold's foundry
arrived yesterday afternoon. Work has
already been commenced on the new
bridge at Winnipauk, and Norwnlk's
turn will soon come.
Ilse. Henry ht. Hoyt, who died last
evening at No. 9 Adams avenue, aged
53 years, was born in Norwalk and. until
a few years ago, always lived hue. lail-
ing in health lire. Iloyt broke up house-
keeping and come to Norwaik to reside
about three months ago.
—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Podmore's.
The stockholders ot the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company
held a meeting yesterday alternoon to
perfect arrangements for doubling the
present power and buIldiug a new sta-
tion, butasthe plans for the building
were not completed, the meeting ad—
journed until August 12.
The yuhMJFnfiretted in the comv
ing race between Charles Brothertou‘s
skip—jack “Hattie" and the first black
Dorian Point dock to lloton Point dock
and return. The money is up and all are
eat. The contesting parties have not
yet been able to decide upon a day and
date.
Sow llaren' a New Reservoir.
Between live and six miles from the
(:in hall, at s point n the old bethany
road leadili '3 out or «Mile. 105 teat
above the this level is situated the new
reservoir of the New Haven Water com-
pany which has just been completed.
A huge eovthern dam 900 feet long with
a rock and mortar core strengthened by
thousands of tons of broken stone 15 list
high stretches across the valley from the
Woodbridge bills on the left to the
precipitous mountain on the right. at
the foot of which is an overflow M) feetw
wide.
This great basin has a capacity at
300 “0.000 piloao of water and a dolly
supply of from 12 .000 000 to l.I,000, 000
gallons. Above and two miles distant
from this reservoir the company will“
next spring begin the construction of
another darn nearly as large and a feeder
to the one just finished. ' The water
tram those mammoth storehonoss will
be conducted through a ill-Inch cement
and iron main.
The new nesrvoir will be tilled up and
drawn all several times. and will proba»
bly not be used until next spring.
The construction of these reservoirs
will considerably increase the water
pressure ondwlll greatly diminish the
pumping at Lalo Whitney.
~mmhmm sung;
mowing machine. liver pod and wire”
Manchu but not least Brussels,
thosesnotaholaoop.
boat, have decided upon a course from -
looking forward to the event with intcr- '
.l “I ”WWW I'll! lilo”.
Hatters Worthy or loatloa that no lliu
lam Every Day.
The twenty-third annual tieid meeting
of the Connecticut l’eaca union is to he.
held August 27, 28 and 29, at llystie.
Mrs. W. A. Slater accidentally droppedm"l
a 0500 smelling bottle into New London
harbor from the yacht Bagamore a day
or two ago.
Mrs. Walter Blackwell, of West An-
sonia, dropped dead yesterday afternoon.
She ate her dinner with her husband at
noon and was apparently as well as
usual. Apoplexy is supporod to be the
CID“-
Elsou, a Mandi-n pedestrian begins
Monday next, the task of walking torty-
eight miles a dny for six days. lie pro~
poses to walk from Meriden to Newllaven
and return, and then to Wallingford and
back. He does it for bat money.
Edward Epstecn. of New York, and
lilies Josie Kupfer were to have been
married in New York Wednesday, but
the bride was ill and the marriage occur-
red at her bedside in Bridgeport. She is
expected to fully recover from her ill
ness in two or time Wt'elm.
[first week the city of Waterbury
brought thirty- live sepnr. 'lti' «nits against
the New York and New England rail-
road for violations of “l" law against lll‘
whistling uni-.mncn The-y have tilt-Ii“
fifteen additional. F“ltd {or tip; sumo
cause. They propose to lump it up. until
the nuisance is abated.
M. F. ‘icdnlou, til pllhiisllvr (If the
Connecticut Catholn, w in) int-I lit‘lll a fat
government oilicvat (III-th- Harden, N
Y., has been suspended. The ostensible
cause of his suspension was absentng
himself without leave. But the fact
that Mr. Scanlon is a Democrat probably
had something to do with it. Ills place
came under the civil service rule and In no
other way could his removal bet-meted.
There was a clone call for an accident
on the Shore Line roml yesterday alter—
noon. Near Crescent llcoch the east
bound express passed the west bound
accommodation at a turnout. ii 1th were
moving slowly. but the Games: reached
the Junction of the tracks before the
accumulc dation had pllllt‘tl l ntirely past,
and the lost half the last car was badly
torn to pieces. Xv.» one was burl. ll
was supposed to be due in care-II rs Hg-
telling.
SUN" :‘Y S}; R‘ ICES
Eur Til Son“ Al. K Conner; tTiHS \l .—
Punching :It “1:30 a. m. and . :30 p, ill.
by the Km. ll. bl. Seward, ll ll. \(Illng
People a meeting at 6; i0.
Tun-Irv ( m il‘Lil—Nintll Hominy otter
Trinity. CelI-bmtion of the holy com-
munion and sermon at 10: 'lO a. In. Dur-
Ing the month of August there will be
no early celebration or evening SerlCFS.
him Unsorteumnxsl _CIII m it. —
Services ”10:30 a. m. and I :30 p. III.
Rev. J. C. Collins, of ‘I'etv Haven Conn.
will occupy the pulpit. Introductory
services by the poster. The public car-
dially invited.
EAST AVENYE M ii. (tlllt: 'clf—ll cop
tion of probationers into full member
ship, baptism and sacrament at the 10: 30
a. m. service. Evening subject—The
wells of salvation. \onng peoplo' :9 met t-
ing at 6: l'0 p. m.
Slnlsmmon L.\in.\ t‘."..ll\iH —Snb
ject, Sunday evening—Does religion pay?
Mat. i, l-.l Wednesday (yelling—The
great gulf. Luke 16, do.
illnmllsml: (ll.tl'EL wilct, T. K
Noble. pastor of the Norwnik Congrega-
tional church will pnmh (Ollirlnuw
afternoon at 3.00 o clock.
ADI car CIIItIerIs ("I'm ll.— Van
Zandt avenue, East Norwaik. Preach.
ing at 10:30 a.m.: Communion served
at ll:15a..m; Sunday school at 11:15 a.
In.: Baptism at 1:00 p. m.; lrayer and
praise service at 6: ".10 All are welcome
Candidates received and. the right band
of fellowship given at“ I: 1.3 p. m.; i’ reach-
ing at I 45. H. H. Tucker. pastor.
AKNOHD— in South Norwalk Augusti, lelnt'
L. Arnold, ed treats. WPunersiiiunoisy
all: we'd-“Rhea: the Fin-z Mediums: E;-' l'
ropalchurch.
llOY'l‘. ln Now-immune: 1. Sarah P., wife at
Henry H. Hoyt. Win natal Monday at lm
p. In, at the f'lldcllle 018.)“. Ta [or No 9
Adams avenut, Nowaik Prxen s lnI: ted.
Burial at the convenience of the family.
"Within. "
Advertisements under this head notruecdmg' .1
lines. I unease, atlmcolitlc Imk sloo.
(Hill. 730! to 1'0 :0 \‘llllul OLD A8
waitress in a restaurant. Reference required
Address "ltestaurang‘ bentlneloflice. suit it
Gilli. 'ro no unusual nelsnwouk,
Ira. JauIvonldcn. No. :l nap! street. booth
I.
W toil-neurons” on newsman
gill toroomall family flood wages. Apply
to In. damn lailory. So.’ 4 Wall street, NIIrrka.
cost an '
llll. 0 00 RN lll‘iialWOit‘.
“Applyrstlflich‘zt, boat Norwaik. ”‘ll fit
1 AT Tillllllltl A‘l‘ JOHN C Wining—d It
0o '5, Corner at lab: and Cross streets, sooth
Norwalk ”a tf
P03 SALE.
Advert inculcate under this head, not ueccdmg' -
limitlmelal tlaleswc. lwsekotm
A150.“ QUART llLK BOLTI. Ilolllll. wanna.
5.9 om"cans, etc. Addresshar kllor ”It,
fill. V
1 uses. clamlos Ash urinates. III
ulnof oftkorgc lochwand, at rigor store
Bouth'llorwalk. jy‘h‘ilf
WRATOR‘B BALI.— A DWILLIHO
lloase andaboatllacreaoflond. can Fleck
road. in death Norwslk bring the lately
occn by Ben in.l‘ mm Inquire
utilities: 8. ed,“I Administrator. f5
ousss summon tors sun nurse or
undermine more arm on nor
rma' smolavssrrllmmns, ws 2;
mortar». rams a oowsir. Imp
w
aucsArsn old if
0 chutes building so and onset last
Wastavenns. Apply VALIAInlll? or
I. I. no 0".
. i 9
[Hill] Blllllill Filllill. '
ti'l'AlmllD. roan. .
Bllol'llfll IBWEIBIII 8d.
lehool “seam
kfimkhg MW'PE-aaohia’l‘e mm
..,me
at “(HI sitarAII ‘
unload-ties”. l7"
M inohmB PRINTING” on...
“item for RUBBER PAINT
‘ Home Dressed Poultrv a Specialty.
scorn soaw‘m evasion ammo barman.
AUGr‘llfiT 2. I990.
W000..00 . -0 0. .0.-.....-..._. .00......_,-......_. .0... 0-0. -.- .00.0.0...... 0...-.. .WWM
new
as l . dertllls outs-s. “can"
llau,l albumin-s 1.0 '
H008! ocean scram Alli) II“ III)-
ward svennes,7 mono. water in. ane
Possession “th
[tent till E. A
PARTM 0' “008'. FIVE BOOKS. ON lllall
aloohonsaot six rooms. lnvuire at
James C. Crows, heath Norwalk. out It
UPPER AND LOWER FLOOR 0' llOUl-il 0N
Headowstree street. tlouth News! I. from August
lat. Rentv reasonable. For terms inquire of
Dr ”media, 0. 9t Westsvcnuc. South homalk,
Conn. Iyta It
limits IIN RAYMOND b'l'ltillll‘. DWI lit!
at Volk list he cry mm It
I)All'l' 0? "DUB! AT 140.96 ant Tll MAIN
at reel: all crnvcnimcs. Also van 0! house
atNo. 'ilenr stmt, Imam, [out .10. Apply in
I Iylor It: (loll en. jylhif
'l‘ilB HittJtNl) FUIUit 0F hillitAlil’ in ii I)
log. 5 rooms. inquire at Library rooms. ,;n *1 u
1100350? RIGHT ROOMS 0N TOLLKS PIT,
hNurwalk. Water and' m rowan-um; in'
house. Rent .18. Apply to John 1. Knapp a
W at street, South Norwalk. mic
1380! APRIL ist, oil SKYMOL'R i’l. MB.
lower tloor nvc rooms and two rooms In mm
ll Seymour.
A l’lthSAllT Moll! iii A I . VltNih'N’l‘
locality is altered to persons who would nice to
Hell Washington some time during the wiIII-r tll'
s wring Room and board Em a day bin 1 x
boar, uncut. N. W.. '.uhington D. L‘ Ira-III
A. 5.1I‘ICRIIIN
. ur- . . .
“din. WEE. EIR
III’IIIII‘II'IIIII, *"II*I.'I'I9'I'I'III,' .i'HIi'I-I r).
"I “Km“ llt’w-bd‘fil’illdlfi '
39 South Main 3L. Knuth Ii Irwul'ls.
.IOIIN IIAUI’T.
Formc. 1/ month.”
f'.’.' l!
of i-‘ssrringtnt. s InIILt
npcnul ll
Meat Market
(in VanZamlt avenue. F
km 3
t
LIE-F
.fiaymanu': oirl pints will-m hI- WFL
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and,
Smoked Meals at loll prices.
i cgct tIIlIlI-s' III their soasmnF
act? I'
MoonhghtExcurSIon
SA’l‘l ltlltl, u GUST 2.?
”IBM: D commit,
80th Norwalk to Cold Spring Harbor
.a'vl th-i «2- Docket. i'r. F
Ticks-tn, llolssld Trip, .10 ('cnts.
llllflltllmci If)?“
II n: I
I, FUIERU In It be. My. ll iii III :u 0 passengers:
(in Sunday, .lllg.:l, all Hi :1. III.
The : team if II
i .L'Jl- I- Toil'ca luck {I.- st...
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Tickets. Round Trip, .50 Conn.
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A GREAT STOCK
PERSIAN
INSECT PHHHEH
iiI-I- llll'l'tlll't.llir'~.'l11.1l“.
L;Iw In wiIn'I-aah hadron
FLY PAPER, ‘
sticky and i'mson.
"'aury
F
EXTR A. C'I'S
Fro “1)le ltd-z: llur .n kmi..
SODA WATER
Tltctl', I" ll!) nee-i for me to say an)” n; trim
thequmily It.l rItulaliIu was mtab'wlnd .:lllL’
ago. "'Strnwatlll which way tin- wind blows,’ III l
the crouch at my fountain prnI'I- ( ”16: HI. .I v
whoretiu- imtsodsis to befonml A numb 4: or
brand new Flavors. It you haw-Iv: tnui them I'm,
an“ ion good time, .
CONFECTIONERY:
A ch: ‘.« ,3 Ho: and Poison-thin para».
CIGARS.
lmpt’lliul nnIl ‘)0fl'lI'-ttf‘,
tine goods in Somalia.
HALE,
'1‘!!!) I )lil' (Il(l'vlS'l‘.
dorm—*— II. wPuliIIII-I,
'wtsr'mic'lm mild nadir in all most of ' ‘ ’
[10H Hill W001]
The inn”: “Hwy 0'
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lIelIigh, .ackwauhn, inn-net
Ill-mu! .III. l«'rnnklin, and
ii’ilkesuarre Cools.
Yard 'foot of Washington and lim-
shall streets. ilrnnch office at Stiison
Drug Btoro Ml ni
WASHINGTON llFlE'l'.
(inc Quintin—Tho Boot.
luttou Pork, Bait and fresh,
, in.
”W Itch smoked Tongue mums.
Shoulders, Baron Home.
torts. ltc
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES am
on Washington atroos.
FINKFNSHFF l KNFBEL
H010" Pflllll
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LONG ISLAND SOUR D
A'l'TllAG'l'IONS 'l‘llIS
SEASth.
N E W
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
yum RlltTOIts. myzlti tf ‘
linden POINT!
JHE STEAMER “MEDEA,’
('AI’T. ll. ROWLAND.
,T1me Table
Daily": efrom SnutiINorwaIk tn Romn Point
and Bell is ond— 10 10a. m., is top In, Jvil p III.
320p m. ,.510p.m
rI.n.II ROTONI'I our.
{Nil a. m to south Nurwu i.
ll ."iu. m
l .3} p. m.
‘2 If) p.
l LI‘ p.
I; 20 p.
m. .. ..
m. to “1an Point and snail; bdrm k.
m I. .. .. .
vnnv om. FLASH
to Wilson Point.
to South Norwaik.
in Wilson Point and fa ch 3'. ”mil:
to South Norwnrk.
~ flit. m.
00.0 a. m.
ll 5” u. m.
l 3"» p. m,
,__'. _ m.
. m.
lil.
‘J Wilson Phil! and South NI rIv. ,.
.
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ti :'. p
Flt-lit tut-nu erIIsr.
~ lFlt n: 'ur in .‘ imaml and Roma l‘u:I.'..
ii” p, in. .. .. .I ..
-i I»! p. H m “kl. island and Smith Nor-ml k
C A", m .. .. .. ..
SI'NDAY TRIPS.
ltrlve iici. [2.32410 ‘Fvln. m. for Sonfl. Nurwum
Lear 'mz'h Nnmalk {or Rollin Porn: and it: ‘I
i Yind .
II p m
inau- ltulon l‘ m: fir South Nnrtvmk ii i :I in,
list In .‘l'II. m ii.’ p. m ( ..Ilmlie Mam E
Mul \‘I’sun l'uinll h .9;i.iil.,lullf1.i.
lure one stay. I' .w: I' salute" Tit ketc 2'51
Ti. l.‘ Medea w: ll etc; at Der on : i’u at on any If
NI. m 'Jhipm ,"Cl‘p. m to; III,
II M
on or orl
Th ntiltfilllfli‘ in (l [Iti‘ul for bloom: h' Ex: Ir
sinn- II! rilfillllitll: ..'.t us T: m. '1; m up pi rat; n In
In the Ca; Iain. my .‘4 It
To New York in less Two Hours null
n "all
The New and l‘ai
Isl. at Sr tame:
“cIPI: CHARIES, “
CAPT. FRI-ID l. BY‘BBII,
:lirommvnce making Dally 'l‘ripsto New Yuri.
Coullort, Safety and Speed.
90?! LAR PRICES Son lh Nomik to .\' s
fork. out: .I irp, tvcems: (rum inn tir nr-I III:
and slit:
MONDAY. JUNE 16th,
The s Iamcr w ‘icave WE; son i’om on am va' I
llousatnnic train emin: Smith VIII-walk a: II 3‘ a.
m. Roturuingicavehlcw York i'irrlti, Em: itIII-r,
root of Jules-on of root, at u p. m. and foot 0!
Thirty- first-strut, Bus. r. Vt? at 1. M p. m, mar. wt
ing with train a: Wilson i'omt For tickets and
further lnformninn apply to l". D. HINT Agent
i' nitcd Sluts 3 Exp rel Company, opposite III-pct
Sill. VIY STARBLCI,
thci'r‘udnui and «I nersi Mans gtr, 336 80ml.
F’src'“: NIwYutig, jll" lll’
ll0l liA'l‘ONlC llAlLllOAll.
IHNBUBY k NORWAIIK lililSlON.
Corrected Juno Hill. 189'.)
Passenger Trains.
ENDU'I‘II.
.v.N.Irwnik. [31,5th salt. A: Wilson l’IIiIJ
imam. 756a. m 30% II. III.
517 " S :7 " H 7!!» “
10 ill " 10 ll “ 105) '
lOIpm. l!0p.n. li‘p.m.
IL” " l '20 "
I ll 'Ilri‘d 6‘2 " limo! ll 30 " “I x '4
bill " " #01 " ” ab!
9“ .. .. i0 30 .. it) w .. ..
similar.
4 5’) :I. r.
dill p. III.
Nd’lb’l‘ll.
in. Wilson i’nint. l..v So waam. Arborwalk
.25 .. .. h L. .. Hi I.
845 ” ills " bumm.
l'JOl ‘ 1111’. I. In. l.‘ loam.
i 50 " Mind '2 l0 ” MINI! 216 lxed
”burn. all " stoma: .
ti‘ll " I120 " bin
to 10 " lined in :5 ” llxul to 31 lllxrd
“WHAT.
926mm 0:10an
6!:me (:57 p. In
Main Line.
[have Bridgepo? for l’ItIohcld.
t. 0’ a m. actornrno n
ififl I i.” .. a . ‘i‘ .
is E “ . .I l
0 I. m.i”F1.E?;-;‘J'fif
4.509. In crpml ' ’
Ii m ' 'l'hmm, h pm
‘5 151,” I' l i I '1 ' »
10ml only as for as "real Harrington.
(toe-only as far as New Illlord
Wu. ll, moon. Vice l'res’t o tkn‘ I lan'g r
W. K. Lroa. that-T
w. A. l’aaara. Pageant Ash. Bridgeport.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving rule Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EBT COAOEBRS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST womtnna
and alto other the
BEST A BTll-ZIT or
BALE HORSES in rats-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Bursa, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANI’ED.
NI. ll. PARSONS.
:I'H'II about llururs.
BARFAINS MFFF
Wm_ 00 .0000..0_-—000_._._..__——0.0..
HFFFACTIVE THAN FVFFI
Seofield 8: Ho y't 5.
Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or
Hamburg, trimmed, at
Ladies Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
Muslin, profusely trimmed, at
10 yds of our revular 150 Cliallic for
1 case of Dress Ginghams, Will'il‘lllletl
first colors, per yard,
"Honesty IS the best policy."
what we preach.
10 yds of 12:50 Sateen lyor
We will sell good 10 l Unbleached5
Sheeting at isle
Utica 1044 Bleached Sheeting, 23k:
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 213,0
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, $2.69
we practice
50c
62in
75c
4lc
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;
SCOFIELD e13 HOYT,
NORWALli.
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Dnym Shaw y'mufnll
5», Wu: llit‘v't‘ :1 Word to 9:1) '
Fill} :'In_', make .mIl nut ln- suit
ed, as I-Iitlm‘y is III:- II l, M all
times, satisfilrim'y. \VI- ”Iii-ll"
:Inicc (every Rum" “C so” to,
suit you, or the prim IIill lIcF
refunded. “in illSU have
('Ollllilt‘ll- Slack Hl Strut): '
liruahes and Sharing: Swipe.
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IPLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.
Hihile & inmsmci
Point with pride to their tm
trade. i\ by: “(N uusczis the
v_ yours go on we sell more too,
so our ton lilllnl be well worth
having, as one lady Ilistplu
said How Is it th:.It "07%
IIIIIubII (ll people \Ilm buy iiu ll'
gmvcrim elsewhere mum in us
for "0011 ten? It is not lll‘m‘s—
sorry that we should expose the
machinery how we do it.
get there with “succtIII-ss and
Strength that iii cnnuI'lI. Nut
:1 low have said “\ Oil in tit!
got good too here; honestly it
it better than I used to pay I0
cents for We don t w: Int tilt-F
earth, nor do we oI-xpmt to sell
all the too that Is used III iow,in*
as “there 18 no amounting for,
tastes,” but we do think there, “'0 think our “.l. S; l‘."
are seven chances; in ten that
we may suit you litllOl‘ than
you are being suited if you will
try our ton, 50c II pound.
Filililii & Contact.
.IIIIIN ”71W Y iil'l‘i'
AliTIST.
f'ovinuly of West Twenty-third street. New York
city, has opened oatndiu II the PM (Mire llnilolns.
lltmtll Norris! bets prepared to instruct
all
Bpnisml iiillii Flill.
“pinto the‘ngg'hestu'” l is offinotnla m.
insaad Top-try Painting-specially. mot
F
F
,tllll'lllt.’ those
\uu “my F
iii
Hem.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
0*
and Bacon are
Illflli excel-
kluwi ill]
compare um
Hose H ams
celeHaIIiHr
Funnies
other that will
Try them Try them
during these
hot days.
M III]: I HIIIMII.
hot day s.
OH S0 HOT.
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We :ipllrr‘x’lillol (in: (int, and are nilui‘ing the right kind
of goods inrthc weather In
WHITE GOODS,
FF} [Illa LFWFS 8811 ll] IF Liflflfll,
All-Over Embroidery,
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And l‘louncings at Low Prices!
.Aoo ..
,' Outings and Ginghams
[II a large variety oi pztltvrm, and at MARKED DOWN
prices that Hill the people.
In Hamburg Embroideries.
We have .‘I. wry largo
t‘lltlll‘l‘, pain-tilt; which every
woo
:Issnrtnwnt, comprising the line,
lady likes, and the lmlolvr pulp
gel lliill't' for your money.
elitists ,
F: 71' i" -‘
l:
.:..
turns, in which ynil mum in
-‘D
our WH II Flannel BHII
’5:
Ft.
“r0 ‘
Ill3 11- ‘ipltlntllil “lots and "Mid letlcs. F
Our Hosiery Stock
la; in «m IF "li'lllt‘, We (run mil you ”WM“.
9».
IN Hill
Corset Department
and l'ln‘diukv ‘QHDFI‘l‘i tlII- hold 506
goods ill the market.
We Hill irivc you “'I‘llolilimml'sa lilnw' Filling l'nr‘lcts"
:in all circa,
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MIFIFEIIMANIFISFN
St Washington on, iloutll Norwolk.
Norwalk Chronicler