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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 9, 1890 · page 1

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BAN“,£K.Itshsckewoliotsibierk,.ti N dry—
g,ouvls Auctions,glorss.m Underwear-paddy.
BflNNlTTJ 7.19 Isle st, N. Dosiness estate
ilshed over fortyvtwo yrsrr
closeness, A. A SONJtWrsbingros st. 8 N.
dry etc. (sew stir.)
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mantras.

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CAVANM ll’ii EXPRW, fortutsrend
visors subvert. lure orders%r,ti N.

bllfiltWOOD, W it, N tiniest periodic: and
llslc s i. useful sud prompt service.
sunsets, MIMIC, ITO.
Milli! F. ii. A (50. music st. N. Ion-foetus
eve of ”colloid in microbial devoting tum
NORWALK BX’ l'ltAli'i' (:0 N wonders“ of
Ancestors“. l’ h Alum
l’l’lt‘l'llJZIiltti.
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liltl'l'li, W ii A CU. Wm st agents tor Wil-
lisnrst. Clark a Co 's stsedmt album
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NATION!) 88035 misery shspa in stock spur;
itworrisrfire m .saodet-nsey cellars“
mu, 01M“. OLA” £101; In
HUNTA Zlhlil'l' “Washington st. ti
teh oysters, aisles from House vegetables,“
ILA“ AND CONCRETE WALKI.
NORTON, JOHN” l¢Tayiasvesne,5 N. Also

NAYNOND but)“ restrooms tor leg concurs,
ssphslt, brick, mend gravel walks,

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N.strictl Endorse-m ectnpsnles "

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TAYLOR s GOLDEN. It A 47W st.
8.1V. “Instead sndlnsursnee.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GIN'L Ll" INS. CO. 5 3.11-
W ll. 15 N. soc.sd

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NETWPOLITAN LITE 1N8 CO. so Washington
st,li ..N F. J. (lrubb, resistant-opt»
NONWALK Pill! INS. CO. N. in once—ill
businesseineeim No outstanding lossciriurs.
PIOPLE’S LIFE INS 00. The, Lender's block,
llsinst.li N. Jno. mus-t. “perineum

murmur-r strenuous.
CRAUYURD B. B. lasonic b 6% Bonds
Kiddies“ banking sud Zuni 'tt'i'ge Cos.

XBON AND mm.

SMITH, W “It. tCO. issndIVWstsrst,
spring-dries budwsrs,etc.

[ION FENCE All! “was.
HEB-NIH”, l.l.'bzrnd56Wster st,N iron work
Till DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Wu

«.8. N WI. 1!. lion. m.
IRON TOUNDBIIII.
GILES A NANCY at The Norwslk ltonWorks
Co, sodalsortBridgeport, Conn.
JEWELZBC.
”BRIE A 5. $80. lslust,tl N. 01). CityHOlsl,
3.x. Incwslchrcpsiringsrprcisliy.
llOY‘l'. ll. B. ”No. IslestAN str’lctiyluteb
goodsrllow prices
JACKSON Mill/18D ”Walls! N. MM.“
Modesto. Pine watch nprlriugsspeetsltyfl
HOOD H. il diamonds watches ,ersilv
plated were, repairing sspeclsltw subdl
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED]. routes Nssouleb'd'g. Wall
st borough Notoryrudltcsllis
HOST, REESE]. it No. lulu st,
businaolsllkln wefuilystteuded ”:3“, ”I"
HUJRILDUTT J BKLDIN too-sored s Gums
building, Whilst borough.
LIGHT JOllNil 1w Vo'sshlggtonstk Its. N. sutsry
commissiouerof Yer

deeds for
LOCKWOOD HOWARD 1. room 4 Ormtc bidg
Attorney, notary sud pemious.

AMINO” JOHN e. sun- 5.!“ as.“
lsnkbui ing,.N Counsellor“ low.

WALSH JOHN J. vouur l Uremic building. Well
It. W

um! STABLBI.

DANN HORACE r. lsmlsior livay lid bosrdv
tug stables one: No. 9 Kim Ml. N

GiilbollY, 080 5. it Kmart st, N. Fins rm
outs s specialty. Telephone aid.

LOCI IANWAm
LOCKWOOD IANCYAL'TURINO (:0. Dad ,5.
N. Hartman!" of butldrrr‘ hardware too
nice as l’esrllrtz New York once 59 ”dost;
NORWALK LOCK COIPANY, EN. NewYork

mac‘hsrubsssst. Locks and builders' herd
were; designers; founders' workers of artistic
house "innings in brom, and iron.
emu DEALING.
HILL, 19er N. Allkiudsoflsnrbsrde-
.to my point roll, teens or renal.
hlAClflNl 5H0?!-
NORWALI lBON WORK! co. Tbs.'ster I,
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putts fw-sssisetoriss N N
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firs-duphirgpmpslysttndedto.
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JINNINCOAWATKRBURYJJ. bent-dab
gsnluprudscslnressos for newbies-lends.
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sodshippersof orwslkoysters.

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WALK Am W0 Cher.
Bivwrldss lies.
mm More work“ a "w bole
spot Miouthecslsbrstsd fetuses.
PAINTS, 0114. AND GLAND.

”mend J tfilsln N. szett’slsrds.
urth‘stolt'edpsiuts.

AYlIOND BROS. Jewett's, Ailsutlersd Besiey's

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mph-er meumunu.

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mac 7. lakwoodfluhN Alsodesltrlo
plsncs, msmmuc
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workfatrstsllor or the.trrde
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amused. W ll. lssicllsllbioek,bN.
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rumours.
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8mm: Ist-
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LAYTON JACOB]. W moattoro.
\.forproprrty amm‘mem)
louuzémvuoxmmo, nW-klngron rt.

WIISONWOEOsurtiebidg,N. lava-sound
tooueytolors lsolusursus wrtuur in best
grmpsoiaatthelowestrsies.
WOODWARD, E. A. No Help ti, 1N
rent sud building lots for rate.
l:l‘,s’.l‘:\l7lt|.'6"tn.
m Hli'l, 5 WM st, N, war. steels st All
militants.

unsure ratio thin 55. N mustache"
inthecity. Bosrdbyt

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Hydro-in lend ammm‘

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Murrow cue-humour.

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burl-gus- Apil Gaul-swilibs
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nests. lispsirlugsspsehlty
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mmmmm
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to, and ‘37 Water "a! Wished
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wru- Attsurpting to Get Into s Oroeery
wm. us hes a lirhsp tr were. no
Leg ls Broken.

Blgbt-ysrr-old Frsnkls llsyhsw root
with s priofsl accident yesterday after.
noon. With some other boys he wss
playing on Ely svenue when Thsddeus
Guyer’s delivery wagon peered by. The
bovsgotio tbewrgoussbsrttheyoould
but Frsuk was destined to be the unfor-
tunste one. His right foot wssott the
spring sad in some way It slipped and
become isstened in the wheel which use
revolving quite rspidly. In so instant
the boy's ug wss orokeu user the thigh
The little fellow was msdessoonfort-
pd wssesrriild to his

o’rirsst.

Bohsnusu, were summoned and did oil
to their power to sllsvlrte the boy’s ruf-
ferlug.

Considering oil the tortures in thecsss
the boy had s very narrow escspe from
mdesih. He is suffering considerable to-
dsy, but no serious results are expected.

ADDITION TO SCHOOL HOUSE.

so torso .st the nest Nsrwsllr school
Meeting Lust Ive-lug.

Au adjourned meeting of the East
AID-Norwslk school district was held lest
evening. There were about thirty pres-
ent. The special committee sppoiuted
stthe regular meetingtoprocurs pleas
for so addition to the school house
pressutui piece for s two story addi-
tion, which were accepted. A vote
was peered to have the work done
and Ezra Hoyt, Oscsr Rsytnoud and
David Hsuford were sppointed s build-
ing committee.

A live militax was also laid on the
rstrbls estate of the district with which
to pry for the improvement.

A Vicious DegAttsehs a Postman.
Last evening, etter center Henry
Isthies of the Norwsik oiiice wee de-
livering msil st the store of hire. Robert
Allen, on Cbspel street. he wss sttscked
by her lsrgs black dog. The animal
grubbed the letter csrrler's ms‘tl bag sod
turned it upside down, scattering letters
and papers in oil directions. Hr.
[ethics mods s brave fight and would
undoubtedly bsve shot the dog, but Miss
[stole Tools interfered and held the
dog until the postmsu picked up his
mail sud rustle goodbis escape. This
is the second or third time Mr. Ilstbles
her but! trouble with dogs on his route.
Carriers have a right to shoot e dog if
the animal interfen with their duties, or
they use refuse to deliver mail to psrties
who allow vicious dogs to run at liberty.

The song service to-morrow afternoon
will be led by Andrew Hestb, the sub-
jrct being "Hrvo we psssrd through,"ss
found in Iluit. 7:13 29. The service will
commence promptly at 4 o'clock and lost
just so hour. All young than us invited
to come.

A low names hsve been bended in for
the "ill on Houdsy to the great ocesu
fishing bsnk. As there is no limit to the
number, it would bes plessurc to odd
several more to the list. The party will
lesve South Norwalk on the 5:46 trsiu
Monday morning for New York, where
the ”center will be token sad the tiny
spout out on the ocean, returning in the
evening. .._ N ‘

Psddled fro- New Test to Vlerwnih.
Charles F. Smith and sons come up
from New York on Thursday in s crow
and a shell, ruwrug and paddling the
whole distance. The tether peddled end
the sons rowed. They left 109th street,
New York, Wednesdsy sfhrnooo, and
rowed to City Used, and on Thursday
completed the trip. They were s tired
party when they srrived, but sre now
enjoying themesva visiting Wililsnr H.
Smith. of this city. The elder Health
will mum by steanen tskiug the canoe
rs freight. Therouswlllrow book to
Nrw York in their shell.

 

the Bouthport Ml
slbly recs the Hlvsl. He did not built,
believe the Boutbport people would tree,
but be was willing to wrest thus for
simmer. Smaller stakes would not
be reusuosrstlvs enough to pry ford»
ringupths boats. Hecousidsrsd the
Rumours good husband thougbtbs
should like to rses her.

Nev. l. I. lswws's Men.
ilev. H. 8. Brown, poster of the lye
tic Congregational mules, will preset
rm fsrswsll err-us Bentley morning.
In leaving Mystic, says a correspondent
of the New [nudes Telegrspb, the wele

 

“ wishes of the entire annuity go with

tit. Brown. to hint the ohurehevsr
fousdssssrsertworksr,esdtbevllisgs
ares-who hssslwsys been Interested
inevsrytbingtbstteudsdtoslsvstssnd
mksttrsorebssuttfsi.

Hemusbcsttossvssehssgsot-ss-
agrurswt. lstbll. ”Chm
bsvsissstlttors mums-y
the business bee bees-s w
|"I.rlsttstbsinter-l‘sltttoshu‘fkisses"its
thsrsilross they vsssusdhgty
settled thstwYork, New MN
W itslirssl empty of their
A‘stsflvespthslwsr.

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fieDu. olry.

PMNAL DAMIAN”.

The Goings .4 Cent-gs of People we
Like to lest] About.

thuss W. Hystt is in Richmond, Va.

George 0. Cholwell is «Mount Wash-
logtou.

John A. Camp, at West avenue, ls
tsking s two weeks' Milan.

Frsnk Stone, of Drubury, is the guest
of relatives on Prospect svenue.

Kiss Auuls Stevens, of New York city,
is visiting friends in the borough.

bliss Hill Gulf, of Sanford, is visiting
Theodore Elwood on Summer street.

Hits Jennie McAiiister, of Rye, N. Y.,
is visiting relstives on Stuart svmue.

lflss Annie Couch, of Drrleu, is the
guest of Willie Brush, of the borough.

Miss Addie Edwurds, oi East Norwslk,
is visiting friends in Port JCflOYoOD, L. I.

It. Bedebitus, of High .treel, bor-
pugb, is visiting Triettdn in New York

 

If". llsry Fancbet‘; of ilowsytou,'is
the guest oi friends on It ~ I street, bor-
ough.

lire. Lewis Owen end it .ughter, Helen
of Best Norwslk, ere visili .tg relatives in
Rowsyton.

Iflss Florence B. Fitch rrturned yester-
dry trout r four weeks’ visit in West-
boro, N Y.

Miss Annie Hocking, of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is visiting rt 0. L. Teuuey’ s on Sutu-
msr street.

Miss ids Hyatt sud Kiss Alice White,
of Newark, N. J., are the guests of lire.
DsoielT. Ballard.

Thomas 0. Donnell, of Wsterbury,
formerly of Norwslk, is visiting friends
in the borough.

Thames Powell, of the borough, left
town this morning for s week’s sojourn
at Philedelpbis.

Hrs. Frank Abbott sud family, of
New York, are visiting Mrs. William
Fitch, of Ent Norwalk.

Rev. J. A. Biddle has returned from
his vacation trip to resume his duties or
pastor of the Congregations] church.

lit. sud Hrs. Arthur H. Borneo, of
New Haven, are spending s tew dsys
with their psreuis on South Iain street.

Iiiss Polhetuus has returned to her
home on Chestnut street, after bsviog
made s short visit with friends in New
York.

bliss Lillian Ferrell hes returned to
her home in Norwalk after u two week’s
vrcetion with friends” to town. ~Dsubury
News.

lire. J. U. Gregory and Miss Dottie
Piurteo, of the borough, ere spending s
few weeks on the shores of Luke Cham-
plain.

liiss Hsry Iouusbury, of South Nor-
wslk, spent the pest week with her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Deforest.-—-Nevv Csnssn
Messenger.

bliss Minnie Godfrey has returned to
her home in this city sitar making s
visit with friends in New York and
Brooklyn.

Mrs. Connolly end her sou,quk Con-
ueliy, of Phiisdelpbie, who have been
visiting relstives in town, returned home
this morning.

F. W. Perry, 1). W. Pitch and H. H.
Pearce are among the Norwsikers who
expect to stteud lbs (lrsud Army re-
union st Boston next week.

. BNTBRTAINIENTS.
"Our 0:;kry cousin."

“Si Perkins." who has made countless
thousruds laugh all over the country,
will hereon rt the Opers House next
Wrdnesdsy evening, so “Jssou Whesb
leigh" in s new play entitled "Our
Country Cousin,” written by Charles H.
Flemming. Frank Jones, who crested
the character of "Bi Perkins,” in this
new plsy has even greater opuotunities
for the display of his poculisr tsleuw.

"ll-ole Biron."

A strong. well-bolsucrd plsy is “Uncle
Hirsm," holding its interest to the end,
while its comedy elements ore to the
highest degree eutertsiulng. As the un-
sophistiostsd but withal decidedly sharp

old former, Hires: Homespun, Ir. A. H.
W

 
 

l
ls’ct upon ibd rlslbfll
fl is so tutusursly ostshlug ludlvldusb
lutlou. The play is produced with line
scenery speclslly painted for it. its rep-
ressetstiou will be grastiy enjoyed, as
will also the splendid urusle provided by
the "Uncle Hiram" orchestrs sod brsss
baud, s trouble combination of artists.

itisrrportedthst Prsnklr,the8-yssr-
oidrouof Frsuk Clark,ofPopulsr
Pbinqwubookedbyswtldhuiiyestse-
dry alternoos. Freckle it seems bed
brsuodoosplcoicsndhadjsrtrsturu—
ed bone. He went shout bisevsulng
chores sud then roused“ out in the
iolssflsvthsoows. Therswsss bell
honeoftbslotssudhsnrsdeforfrsuk,
gorlsghinia theistsstioqssdssarly
usrtsghltntoptrcss. itiserrssbroeght
blsfstbsrtutbsrsseussldbswntsbsu
tothshouss. Adoesorwsssuuloued
rsdhlswosudswwsesrsd for,butltis
doubtfulllbsodereouvsr.
Incense-ram
The cuss of Ginsu Curr-led was
opened for the filth flsrslsst
bsfastAsdrewNwith Joe.
spb A. ustiorssytortbsbtsts,
ssd J. B. Hush-assertsrssyforths
duress. Altersrgutsg torsousti-s
sstwoerthrstrsbslerlprlststbserss
wss sljssrsed ustlt Priory eve-leg,

 

August”.

 

THE"! ANNUAL . SESSION
BRIDOEPOIT YESTERDAY.

IN

 

They Decide to Allow the Links '55 to
Itsrnals use per year-M Dollhou-
tioss field With Closed Doers.

Thssnuusi convention of the County
Commissioners wssheid in Bridgeport
yesterday. Thesedou was held with
closed doors, the commissioners prefers
lug thrt their disouutons should not be
made public. The meeting was presided
over by Commissioner Paige of Fsirflsld
county, sud Commissioner Woodbouse
of Hartford county, acted rs secretory
The principal topic under cousidsrsiiou
wss the liquor trrmc, and many lders
were exchanged. It weedscided to sl-
low the license fee to remeinrsnow,

will courtinis omnibus
on legirlstiou. It wssyoted iobold the
nextmusi convention st New Ioudou.
The commissioners took the steamer
Iona for long Beach st one o'clock,
where they psriook of s shore dinner.

TWELVE DOLLARS AND COSTS.

The: is worst it Cost 'rwo 'estport
Sports tor Tubing s Horse.
Yesterday afternoon Will Blsrccr eu-
tsred Dsuu’s livery stable and hired A
term to go to Compo beech after crsbs.
After getting tired of the sport, he drove
overto Henry Peuuoyer’s in Westport
and went in, leaving the team in
front of the house. While Will was in
the hours Daniel Flinn csrne along, He
was slightly intoxicated. sud thought
thst he had as much right to the horse
or anyone. so beeutered the wsgou sud
drove off. After driviugu short wsys
be picked up Henry Grey sud the two
precesded to this city, where they got
gloriously drunk end then started up
town. In the mesutirne Blsrcer had
become ‘rlrrmcd shout his horse and
started for Norwslk, sccoutpsuied by
Pouuoyer. They met Flinn rod
Grey on the Westport rosd. Biss-
csr siighted from Peuuoyer’s teem end
grsbbed his horse’s bead and turned the
wsgon sround. Flinn slighted and st-
tempted to chastise Bisscer. Grey,
seeing the rumpus, stsrted the horse on
s run for the bridge. Bisscsr followed,
and by his loud cries of “Shop thief,"
Chief Buttery grsbbed the horse sud
pieced Grey' tn the lockup. This mom-
tng be was tried before Justice Austin
sud flood $12 on two counts, the flue
sud costs amounting to 820.76. The
officers ere now sfter Flinn, but have
not us yet succeeded in catching him.

A rims.

About 5 o’clock this morning William
R Knapp, who was passing the house
owned by Bennett Brothers, on the cor-
nor of Raymond street and Evcrsley eve.
nue, noticed flsmes issuing from the
roof. Willis H. Harrell, the occupant of
the house, bud stsrted A fire in the
kitchen stove and gone out to milk the
cows, and was not swore thst the house
wss on fire until informed by Mr. Knspp.
The fire was sxtiuguhbed with greet
difficulty by the brigade, composed of
the two men, sfter a hole bed been born-
ed through the roof. The fire spparsntly
stsrtediuastraw msttressouthegsrret
floor. Fire wrs also found among some
rubbish in another part of the house.
Fifty dollars will cover the dumsgs to
the house, which won fully insured by
0.1%. Wilson. Ir. Horrell's furniture,
which was only slightly dsursgedflvss
also insured through Mr. Wilson.

"5 M _.___._x..x.

The Housrtonic itsilrosd oorspssy has
lulled excursion tickets. on sooosnt of
the Natiousl encampment of the 0. A.
Radioman,“ Tbetlckets will be
good until August 12, going, and good
for returning until August I). On lou-
dsy the trslu leaving Norwaik at 15:18
p.ru. will connect st Hewleyvllle with
the spscisl trsin containing members or
mu. A. ft from Pittsilsldpllrldgeport
and sit of theststioussloug the line.
The cost of excursion tickets is 03.75.

Tickets for the Hourstoule lisllrosd
compsuy' s four drys' emulsion
my“. now so rsls‘ st lbs tiles!

The trsiu will fin Nor-
wsikstbriil sud Norwalk rt 9 its
dsyuornlug. Tbetotrloostbonlyflls.

tuners! of the lots Chester Icy-our.

The nmsins oftbs lets Cherie- boy-
urou:, who died in Hartford Wednesdsy
night, were brought to Dmbury for
interment Pridsy rfteruoom Ir. Hay-
urour was for msny‘yssrs s resident of
Hill Plsilt, arm bud msuy frhds lull
relstives in this noisily. For two yarn
pest be hes been living in Norwslk with

 

lrnofG’ohtCKMpfitbewsll-knowum
butters. Ho hrs been in Hartford s
shorttlum He wssvlgktyyssrsotrrv.
sud bisdsetb use not unexpected—«m
Dsubury News. »
cmw1.i““cnm”wr“m'

The high-t model sword this your

mmmmmm is Perk

lr.HsuryOsrdlssr.otletrtlo, (hum
spnpllctncssat sol leishrs. Whats
Inauflnchdsvotsltothsstsdyst
madhuhssusueosutuiisit, hssho
mum” Ileths renew“

strssm. meshes wk. s
boy,bsbsgsshlr studies is m
rsdwss istsr sdvlrrd to go to Puts,
unbridled-datum“;
“them-mm.

 

runways-luminaries
Mm—th iiiurtrstsdA-wters.

 

Worry-st. Tlrsehirmeaettkssevr
s'rsl M

lib sonar-law, Andrew Outlet, of the '90“

wrssrrrtsdollbyrsA-srisrsstuhst, jsotttsm

5:0.
mestiouofflrghgswm

PRICE TWO cums
COUNTY com

LATE! ermm.

“0 fl- lIu II thsOsutrsl m—
Wes-sum mm
New You, lam—The tie-opus tbs

 

‘ Ceutrsl reed still continua Mll-

Theoulytrslustbst bsvs Ilsmlb' lb
lesvethsGrsudCeutrsisretboIsih
The NewYorksud Newflsvwrrsstb
“membranous-theatres
00““ dmbthelrowuursudolsgfis
"Mfllx. This osusrslr-
regulsrityiu their running,” bulbs

whole Ire close to
can .mm m

m
News nudaossipor tho leek 10m
Wilton.

Hrytogiroverrndrbig croprsportrd.

HerveyFitoh, whd died item
Wedsesdsy,wsssbrotberof In,“
tlnBstts,ofthisplscs.

 

Boron Point Wednesdry
did not alert on the homewsrd journey
until“the music ceased sndtbe lights
went out.”

If Census Enumerstor Vstr Honour
had been later in sending in hisssport
the population of South Wilton would
have appeared intact to Uncle Ben’s
record book. There have been s number
of births during the past twotuoutbs
The latest“ ts s bouncing boy to Air. sud
Hrs. Dewitt C. Hull, which arrived
Thursday.

links. Drvir, whohrsbssuvisitisg
relstives in Mddiug, will return bouts
Sundry.

Iiiss Lem Taylor, of Norwslk, hes
been visiting relatives in town tbepsst
week.

Mrs. William Ayers sud Ilse Anus
Loughbridge, of Elizsbetb, N. J.,srs
boarding st Mrs. Alix Forbes’ for s few
weeks.

Miss Essie Reed, of Ridgsfield, is visit-
ing her aunt, Miss Elizsbeth Heed.

A number of people from this piece
expect to spend Sundry st the sesshors.

Winnlpnnh.
Mamie Henry is spending s few weeks
at Bell Island.
Aprrty of six went to Glen Islsud
yesterday.

J. M. Kickers, of Holyoke, In." is
visiting Andrew Hutchinson.

Miss Croce Beudsll, of
Ps., tr visiting st the residenceof Hutch:
er Pierce.

The residents on the bill, were dis-
turbed from their rlutnbsrs last evening
by the reckless firing ofs pistol in the
bends of s drunken turn who wss on his
bomcwsrd wry.

ALL ABOUX D THE STATE.

Mutton Worthy of lootin- thnt De let
Hoppers Ivory buy.
The annual reunion at the Fifth "Si-
meut, Connecticut Volunbsn is being
new irt Bridgeport today.

 

John O‘Neil, sged 421th
from his home in Waterbury, July 9.
and has not been heard lroursince.

Elbert 0 Moore, sged bliyesrs, ou-
urittsd suicide in Plantsville Tbulllsy
night by cutting his thrust with s jocks
knife.

Albert Childr, rllsr Frsnk Lewis, enr-
ployed by F. C. Dursud,sBirtniughsnr
grocer, hrs skipped with $30 of his as-
ployer’s money he bed collected.

Csptsiu Samuel Berry, of tbssoboortsr
"J. B. Csrrlngton," well known suiting
see luring men, died in New Hsvu yu-
tetdsy or cholerr acorns, Ind“ yrsrs.

Henry Strsub's barn in New Hillard
washurued Thursdsy nightsudthsbrs-
men but herd work to sue the owner’s
tether, Jacob Snub, sged eighty sod s
psralytic, who slept in the burn.

ltlsthougbtthst thsnotstoundle s
bottle at ereWbltsey s day or two up
w- plsosd there by rouse person who
thougbtiopcrprtustsshugsjoke. The
note was signed Ioreoso iltubhs. sud
ststed Out the signer had on.“
blaselt to the suture or the lsksksssuw
his lady love bad provsutslsetubh.
The stutter her boss tum end I
”h "bought that no such person It surr-

T'fborswho worship W: thud
assetsiicriilrurrrissorprrlss purl;

e

“W
InDAT susvtm.

Boo-m Nouwstx WW
Presctuug st 1012' amend “”79!“
I. Biddle.
the. st 6:40. The
cordially tn tosttssdthsss M '

I'll!!! Conclusions“. Clown.»—
lisrvlcrrstlom one. red 7:“). I.
In the morning Dr. Noble will
Chrisustmy ass ills. lsthssvss—

upoquvistroityssmm

 

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tett' "' ’

 

 

Anutnhsrof young. ”from”.
plant sudWiliou went insurgelito

 

 

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