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bed, pork, smegma"? etc. '- heel and
when. Mom-h lamb and mutton.
311.1. mm AND 01813130103.
BUXTONJ. P. Postollleshoxflfl N. Che-tars
lolded in over two Sunday papers.
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CAREGBOJ. loot Raymond at, N. Borro-
shoeing
specialty. ,.
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npalringaspeetalty.
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bomb-“rubbish.
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goods, mums. sic. Underwear-Wally.
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lishsd ova lcrty-two yon.
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goods, m etc. (see adv.)
& DOYT. “locate bldg. ll. till Wash-
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STREET, EDWARD, 5 Gazette bids. N. Dry
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goodquucygocdsaotinsand
EXPRESS costumes. m s
ADAMS EXPRESS co. odlcc railroad stat ,
N.and¢Wall-t n. hm:- lorwsrllws to all
Waunmflec. Low
latte Bust, agent.
mu.
L moon a BBUNDAGI. oat-est who
Wall st, N. our motto, ”prompt attention."
cAVANAGll‘S EXPRESS, lurnlture and
pianos moved leave unless at ’s, 8. N.
sllBBWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at W and
Dale's. Curdul and prompt service.
nmc'rs, ”new: no.
BYXBER. If. 3. £00. “lain st . Mastur-
era cl W's oelelwated liar extracu.
SORWALK EXTRACT (’0. N. mutations of
due extracts. l’. 9. Ambler.
nnrrntzm.
“WORD BROS. Bradley's super-phoqhste
ial manures, land playground bone,wno;l Wil:
“1TH, W. ll. A CO. ster N. agents or
llama Clark 8 Co's Millennium
nun BRICK All!) (with
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary s in gec-
ials to crtlerfire ”tummy In: linings-
non. ormns, cunts, "0‘; In.
HUNTA ZELU". wwmmgtnu st. 8.. . -
fab. oysters, clan. fruits, one, vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND 003MB WALES.
[08103, JOHN B. ”Taylor avenue, ll. bl. Alan
stone
llA‘l'lOlIl) Elton. contractu- lor lag. mu,
mp“;kiek,maadgranlwalka.
WA mass an I“ warn
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unmw. E. h 00. Music Hall block, 3. It.
sole emu.
mun. GRAIN All} mo.
“ISLAND on" YWIIB, the be: made. Don't
tail to use it.
L'BOIIEDIBU, DANIEL, cut end of Washington
‘brtdge. Theehoicestollamlly Wkept.
whee m
mini, Darlemlrrclcotlk lime. Grumrhole
groundlecthgramandryedour.
unnumconragnn 19
mm 0A! “GIT con Alto-ea
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LATTON JAOOBI. Washington nemo . .
B.N.lrc'.plateglass, aesldntand e.(secsdv.)
wCKWOOD, WI. cor. lslnsndWall all. N. Real
estate, investments, human
IOWA L'BOIIID . It ashlngtsu u.
8.26 strictly”
mm s 001.0211 45 a ctr-Manon It.
extramarital-m.
”some! communal.
CONNBGHCUT 0W1. 1.1!! ms. 00.. 8. 8. -.
Bomateflea, agent. W-hingtou st, 83%. ass
”TRONLI'I'AN Lll'l IRS. 00. no W
at. tl. N. 1'. J. Grubh. erti .
NORWALK VIBE INS. 00.. .’-. n aw
busine- alnce um No outstanding Iossclalnla
PEOPLE’S Ll?! ms. CO. The, Xo. 4.5 Welling
tonal, 5. is. Jon. French, stat. aupcrtutmdem.
arms-r SECURITIES;
alum-mo ital-some ,R.c, Bonds
llddlescx Banking and cqulubHE l't’ge Cos.
most A!!!) Unix].
EDITH, W. B. {00. lb and 17 Water at, N.
springs, antes. «map lardwara. etc.
most use: All! RAILINGS.
DUNCAN IRON RAIIJNG WOBIB.Watm
s . s. X. Wm. ll. Hoyt, proprietor.
1301C FOUND”
(“LEA CLAKUY at The Norwalk lrouWorka
(:o., and also at Bridgeport, Coon.
M21189.
”Kills, A. ll. :9 So. lain at. 3.3. op. City Hotel.
5.3. Inc watch repalrltg a specialty.
l0". 1:. ”No. lalnat, 5. N. strictlylrtcl.
at w
1.505803. WRAXD. a Wall st, N. mdb
moods, etc. I'm: watch repairing a specialt .
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BOOB. ll. ti. diamonds. , slim and
plated ware. repalnngmtmmnst, 8.2%,
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED B. room 8 laconic h‘d'g, Wall
st Notary and Real lsute.
nos'r, tron-rs. s '30. mm u. notary
muwmwyumw. ’W
BURLBUT'I‘JJILDINJuomssaud 6 am
' Wellanborough.
681‘. JOHN I]. to! Washllr‘lgtou at s. V. notary
ummhalouer of deeds {or ew York stale.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Gazette bldg.
and pardon
homagh. . notary .
SMOKE. 10113 It. than 3. mm Cam
Bonk building, N. Counsellor at law.
WAL‘m. JOHN J. rooml We building, Wall
m1 "anus.
DANKJIORACB It Excelsior llrcryand board
tugstabla. Oilesllo.tllliverst. N.
GREGORY, GEO. 8.“ Knight st, N. Fins turn
outs aspwhlty. Telephone no.
we: IAND'AL'I'ITBZRS.
LOCKWOOD IAXUIACTL'RING C0. Ila stts
N. lauulacturors oi bullders' hardware. it
once as Pearl It’ new York once it Beadest.
can: to in: u.
SURWALI coca COIPANY, 3.11.. llew York
ollcsmL‘ha-basat. locks and bulldors' hard
ware; designer; launder workers at am
house trim-lap ht krona. brass and iron.
noun BILLS-8.
- ”1.1.8.1.9'MI. N. “until-thud.
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fiJl. htoves,ranges,cr0ckmy,mrpete,etc.
WWAND film
BILL. mm: '«P. 0. Box lit, a. 1t.wholesale
. shipperolatc'asnzclsms. ll
ILL. “but Wags. .wkola-
uorr,w.u.ssort.mwm em out or
ten, mu,“ wgolrsals
sun A BOUflIAN. IMWMQSN. pinata!
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PA'I'I'ZRNB AND mounts.
. NOWALK PATTERN W0
POM)" Riverside are
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agent tor the celebrated Carton fumes.
PAIK’I’S, 0118 AND GLASS.
PROWJTT, J. T. to lain st. N. Jewett's leak,
Henry and Wadsworth‘s mixed pain
BAYIOXD BROS. chen'a,
Lead, Calcutta oils and-Av
SUITE. W. ll. 8
lor Imam &
8..Stoves,§leala
annually. Bole
Atlantic ail Sedey‘a
crlll Clinical Paint.
00. til 17 Water at, N. agents
I paints.
PAPER RANGE“
PRATT A (.‘0. Wale near Well. N. also
oils mid glam. It, will.
.13. lb Intuit. N.wlndow chads,
minute.
rsmu a 00.41: 1.1.x. also mow-re,
mulled-Acts.
"101'me
lt lain st. N. lumtausoca
alarm 3.x.htandchaterst,N.lroa work ‘
«who.
BLACKIAN C. A.
process. Chlldnn'
NORTH. G. 8. 78
only and that the
READIAN F. E. 6am bulldl
photographs ”.50 per dos; one
HAIO masts All) manna.
HBKDBEC. F. lockwoodllall. N. Alsodealerin
pianos. organs, sheet music, etc.
MIG KILLS.
RANDALLIINBR D. KN. All kindaol wood
workatmtallorlortbstnds.
sphotossspselslty.
Wmfin. casqusllty
“BIKER A 00., W. it. Music Ball flock, B. N.
Plumbing, stain and gas lilting.
SASll, F. ll. A BRO. cor.
Plumbing and gas titling. ranges and
“um“
0R8! WAY 00. 1—. W.
Edwin G. Hoyt. acpt.
BEA]. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB I. Washington
3.x. property for mic, homes to rent. (see adv.)
IORRELL A L'BOXXKDIKU. 96 Washington’ a
S. N. in; and collecting. t'
WILSON. 0, B. Gazette bldg, N. [um and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
qt companies at the lowest rates.
WUUDWARD. K. A. No. Alain st, 5. N. houses 0
rent and building lots (or rule.
lt1~ (ABBA) l'H.
BER lllVB. .5 Water at, h’. warm msala at an
hour». dinner ‘25:.
HKNHY'S, 1680. Ian: «,9. N. The bestflc dinner
in the city. laud bytheday orweek.
BAKI’I‘AII worrisome.
RIDER, W. $159011. 55 Washington s, s. N.
ICHOOLD. (Prints!)
hlsln and West Its. S. N.
heaters.
Amt! IAOlllm
suntan. c. I. it Iolaln at. 3N. "Wheeler and
household. asadlss, all
meals. ltqahlag a specialty.
IA sawn. comma-runs.
YIOND BOB. sewers
rating. llllag. grading
snot IAHWAC'flllus.
wmsvnr.nmwsox A (:0. as. Lad:
Ins shoe.
unrawmhco.
and 77 Wis ll
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and hrflgspsst. Con.
mom's ooona.
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“Human—amour.
"Al. Immune.
Li'atwmaaatlothalsr'slocu-
dry.n.ll. Itch-luminaries.
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wuss ply- ms.
mung.
warn. h. w. Isis-ls bflfi 1'. Hip
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A' PRETTY BETHEL BRIDE.
IABBIAGB 017 I!” llNNlB 313' .
NU! T0 PROP. 2. ll. GDIBAIT.
Adorn the Bride's Tabla.
BeautilclBethel was all aatlr yester-
day afternoon. Carriages hose from the
depot loads of merry-laced
But where wire they going, these pil-
snmsin lestalattlrs? 0,anyonscoukl
,15. 1890.
Rm 0! “I'll run.
'1'“. my; ome-- .....
lttssurprlsiagwhatanumhcrol new
dmurln gvsbsenarsctedonthe bill
I ”it fowyearsandsspeelall
lathsviclnttyol Chapel street. Inch
o! themldsnssssnd thsrrsolr ls‘tbst
pauses bylook upon the places with ad-
miration. flours lswwssksago mention
wasurada ln'l'nzfinmol a law of
tits many wslbkept lawns lathe city but
toll. They were guests invited to the new places on the top of the Chapel
"' hurt to. as. Iary r. Barnum. rs. ”Roommate...“ a»
wedding tookplses atball—psstlonr at prettiest in towan pcsssm a hand-
thshomsoltbabrida’aparants. :Thssomslppearansswith tbs firehouse
vs- ions-I"!!!
. ceremony pushed
by In}. in. ”but, a We! the
_ ,, lute stride. wbu'fls well
known in this city hy'rsaaon of her cott-
nectloo with the East llorwslk school,
looked her loveliest. She was drmed in
white silk, trimmed with dutchess lace.
iron the centre at which was suspended
a large floral hell. The walls o! the room
were solid banks at flowers. and friends
and relatives filled every part of the
spacious house.
The ushers were Starr Barnum, Renbo
an Taylor, R. H. Baird and Jamee A.
Young. One room was literally tilled
with expensive and uselul presents.
There were pictures and chairs; cut glass
and china; sealskln sack and silver card
receivers; silver pitcher lrum Tiflauy’s
and silverware at all descriptions; hand—
some clock. the gilt ol the school teach-
ers, and a “little gold mine" filled with
llvo~dollar gold pieces; a two hundred
dollar check and a gold watch, both the
gills of the bridegroom’a lather; lane
and screens and linen ware, and scores
of other presents.
Alter the ceremony a bountrlul colla-
tion was served. It was not until a late
hour that the last of the wedding guests
departed. ProlesaorOnmbart has been
principal at the East Norwalk school tor
the last year, and has already won the
confidence Nd esteem ol the public.
Among the guests were the lollowing:
Wm. J. Gumbart, lies Minnie Oumharr,
August W. Pfluger, at New York; Rev.
A. S. Gumbart, wile and daughters, ol
Boston; Mrs. S. A. Hanna, ol Jersey
City; E. R. Barnum and wile, lites
Georgia and lies Grace Barnum, Allan
Barnum, Ilr.and In. S. 8. Dunning,
Mr. and lira. Howard Judd, Air. and
In. Stan Judd, Ir. and Ilsa. J. B.
Baird, Dr. F. A. Benedict, Ilsa Nellie
Amber, flies Mary Woodman, I]. H.
Woodman, Mr. and Ira. B. 8. Rich-
mond, Mr. and hire. P. ll. Richmond,
Mr. and hire. Beach, Kr. and Mrs. T. ll.
Smith, Ilia; Anna Smith, liar Lizzie
Barber, hlr. and Ills. 0. Stowe. Mr. and
lire. Shepherd, ol Bethsl; Dr. G. A.
Brown and wile, Bone, lam; E. O.
Pollard and Hi. Pollard, New Haven;
Miss Ida Welach, Mr. and Mrs. '1’. ll.
Beard, Danbury; lrs. L. Kellie V. Beard.
ilethel: Ilsa Elwsll, Clerelaud, Ohio;
lllsa Daisy Ryder, besides a host cl oth-
era.
The newly married couple departed on
' their bridal tour under pleutilnl sh: were
. of rice, and the well wishes ol many
lriends.’
“I'- A ricerniouéwfisoiicmloocc.
" Old Wall " lac light Culldatea w-
land-own. Visits.
The scene. that 0ld Well‘llodge, No.
108,F.&A.ll., “experienced in the
past appears to he butaloreruansr of
what may be expected in the luture
iron: the slate cl slain that now exist.
Next Tuesday fining the sauna will be
opened by the worktugcl the that do
gm, lot which their-ram andldatrs
no waiting. With all this work oa head
73 andotharcandldatsswhowlllbaelsetsd
ltwlllheoecsssary toholdspeclal corn.
municatlons. There are many pleasant
lesions to look lorward to by members
ol the lodge. Although dates cannot
yet he announced we are tutor-cl that
at an early date Deputy Grand later
lorenworth. 0‘ “mt, will visit
”Old Wall." The lodgawlllahvlsit
m stylus-Misses Wt,” .
bridsl veil was ornamented with
white rose. The ceremony was perform.
rd under a beautiful archway of flowers,
m era-M 0 v he!!!»
sol the m are the Egidelfce‘ahcl
ohnLqudnrhudsl , “Contact.
which are the some ol l .toess. llnch
care is taken with the I.. ms and the re-
sult is that theyarsmuc- admired. 0n
theoppoattssldeol the meet thsrsia a
row of residences that at old be hard to
match in the city. T » particularise
them to speaking of the :r beauty would
bedillicult. Bullies it to say that collec-
tively they present a pretty picture and
separately they cannot be too highly
spoken of. These places are the proper-
ty of the {allowing lortunatc parties:
I. ’1'. Batch, George A. Wbelpley, Jose
H. Taller, 17. A. Taller, Arthur Theille,
George Beans and H. 3 Bond. 0n Bay-
viow arcnns there are other new places
which are equally beantilul and the
lawns at which are cared lot with artis.
tic skill. They are owned by William
W. Lester, J. Irving Dibble. Philip N.
Smith, Jesse It. Ferris, Starr Hamilton
and George Oliver.
'ssm Improve-eats.
The Norwalk Hills arsnow shut down,
and the water drawn from their large
pond. The main dam is being rstimber—
ed and plunked above high water mark,
and the waste dam entirely retimbcred
sod plsoked, and both dams will be,
when completed, nearly watertight. At
the mill 'two new tubular boilers are
being set, the power of them combined
being two hundred and fllty horse
power. They are also putting in the
mill one of “Woolson’s” new patent
cloth dryers. This new dryer is a great
improvement on the present cylinder
dryer now in use, and will dry much
more perlectly and ions times as last as
the cylinder dryer. Other improve-
ments are being made within the mill,
which, when completed, will make the
entire plant equal to any in the country
lor producing line cashmeres. These
matters keep President Alden very busy,
but he will soon have them completed,
and the mill running.
The Lounsbnry, Bissell Co. are also
adjusting their machinery, and repairing
their dam.
. Thirty Days tor [Matti-TM“.
For some time the residents of East
avenue havebesn annoyed by theactloua
ol a man who would III on a stone fence
just below 6 W. Grant’s residence and
insult every woman who went by, the
daughters and wives at some of the best
cltzzrna ol the town having been his vic-
tints. G. W. Cram and Frank Realty,
accompanied by Ollicsr Danchy, resolved
to catch the man it pliable. Yesterday
altarnoon, while laying in wait lor him,
they saw him on the leuee in his usual
place and rushed upon him. He ,was
taken uptown and tried balore Justice
Gray, who nuanced him to thirty days
In Bridgeport jail, with costs taxed at
612.3). At the time of the trial he gave
his name as Frederick D. Parketoo, ot
Bast Norwalk. He was kept in the lock-
opovar sight and taken to jallon the
8:60 train this morning by (Mice-r
Duchy.
Death at lather lease-q.
The Rev. Father loGrvnsy, pastor oi
St. Thomas’ Roman Catholic church, in
Thoma-too,de at 10m yesterday morn-
lag alter an illness dating back toJan-
nary. At that time he was attacked
withtha gripand though harscovsrad
the disease led to other troubles and his
death was the rmult at annual hrsab
lag down ol the '1‘... Father Icalv»
horrid thoueosl‘m’ .' AM lonndssol lhtrwrda sad'was' vary
vlslttoCops-toulodpwtllhs-adslhs mulch-minutes.
lsttsrpartolOotoharwhsathsthbdde—
glee wlltbawerksdlataslasoala‘l’amo
’ple. rs. ladpwtllahoprobablyvlslt
Commonwealth Lodge,“ Brooklyn, to
Novenhsraadworttbsthlrddspsa.
Theme-hsracl the Wauhappy
ovarthahrlgbtpvcspsstbslcsatba-ud
more than pleased with their“
olflosrs.
larva“ Itsautaa View
Ptoaearllook & MOE,“ flor-
walk, will visit Bridgeport Int-by as
mummm,wu
Barr-sum. their-lg» street
arlehsalraW mm W W mo ‘30 borne-r
cl thaflalnatlfinn they wtl be departu- mm Mic take
Mblbhem.nrltskcato sltctthsa-ploysssolthsuadtoltotoa
Mtwafiusdlaasr. Thacllarwas
LbsagonatoMOrovsto sprndalcw
fined-4mm... ......
J. Crossman, South llaiu street.
THE SITE]: mom
mom “can name me
up spectrum
This alum will
at lluslc Hall gig-grow
first "“11
and the "Uncle Hiram".
qunayestcrday malt
vcr’a Opera Hos-slurs»
crowd tor months as.
when. letwalhasa_llw to Isl-r M
Vm-mm' aria-m
mkssshnbnsi‘A-ssgtasloaatalas.
ankDay, ol Whtbsgueat
at John Davie, ol Francs street.
“it! Hamic Rhotdsa, of Trenton, N.
J.,lsvisiting friendsonlilmstrest. _
Il- Iorris, ol Waterbury, is the
gusto! I. J. Ilorrlr,ot Wiltonavsnue.
Ili- Lilltan F. Jones of East Norwalk,
Mi :. ~ . ‘. g ='-- H"
3;...“ We?“ carats...
by: “:3!“ hind (or ‘ I"
w *' ‘
il- lillic Weaver. ol the borough, ' - ,.
loaves town to-day lor Salsbory, for a open ” tho mm“ Bonn-art W'-
wsek’s vacation. . :2”, °" Saturday 'm'r‘w
Daniel Riordan. Henry Hoyt, Ben ,n’ $309,231}? 1‘ ”m “P "° W
Becbtle, and J. F. Button returned from t' pe . »m..,.. “i ,
Boston lasteveuing. If“ a" hyngw
Himee' lelo linuy and Iland Hubbard,
asMr.Ted Marks. Among‘lth'prlast-
l a... 'mn, w W .
allow Haven, are visitingllrmDavld pas are C” ’ '
Gould,olAcadrneystreet.
grapfiolthsfihah olPerslaaadwltb,
out ht the most m ltt
lira. Gear, gs Bogardus has returned his line living; WNmm 81W
home from Newark, N. _J., alter having ills, who accomplish the , .
spent a week until relatives. of playing at sight m that balm . ‘ to
Frank Stone, at Danbury, who has any piece of music presented it then;
been visiting friends on Prospect avenue, the Boranl brothers, whohavs but the
returned home this morning. towers of the Alhambra in Isl-don dur-
ltus Anna Conley has gone to West in; the palm, and WM ell!-
fllmm, L I" (0 mad ‘ few dlyfl OIC‘IIIII “Th0 IDIW W“
with her cousin, Ilsa. Barnard. Sternheims, who Ill-ll ill “"00 luau-u-
W. A. Curtis and party, who have and "1'0"” “PM“ ”3‘
“II was It “to GEOI’EO {or khfi able voicesiLeoncclndIolla, 'ho“ .
past two weeks, returned last evening. novel Jugghngactwhlcbwill h'm‘
bliss Iary E. Reeve and nephew, Clsr- ty on am "a“ 0! “‘9 W; m
once A. Brown, of East Norwalk, are Tm'l" the premier "‘mmo‘“ ,_
apesudingalew weeks at: Asbury Park. “We“; "‘9 A'm' 'M’ M
m. I“. Been. or Merwin ’ but sixteen and seventeenysars cl'age,
Ielt town this morning lor New York, are the most ”WWW“:
. . . havebeenseenloralhgtlmctll.
whsseahewlll apsndaweek with lneuds. Il' - -
, . tunic Cunningham, them-ltd
lllss Jennle McAlllster, who has been versatile dansenes whoaanovcl audit)
visiting relatives on Stuart avenue, re- 8
_ _ ol her dance by turning a complete
turned to her homslu Rye,N. Y.. the
morning. , somersault has caused a Ian-m.
Mr. Char ' mm
Fred 0- St-uler i- spendinz the latter dian, am?§$fl§’h§hfim descriptive
part of his vacation at home. Since the turn, introducing the m m and
taste! June he has been in Hancock, tropical gong;mm “mm
luf- baritone voice has wan to: him some
hit-ea Annie and Emma Betta, who years contract in grand Italian opera
have been visiting lrpnds In East Nor- immediately alter his engagement with
walk, returned to their home in Troy, the Vaudevillea terminata; the great
yesterday. Aldew and hills. Then, protnnmualul C,
Frank Lockwood and family, who artists; Clemole, the clown and llhplrt-
have been spending some time at Fred- nor; Crowley’s brother. a figautlc chim- -
erick Betts’, on the Green, have returned males, and the lovely land Branacomb.
to Brooklyn. They will play the Union Squaw and
Mrs. Sarah Longstalf and daughter Standard “108““ Will! “IO ”0 0"
Ells, accompanied by bliss Etta Jennings. PM! and encurtho sameeutertlinlncnt
have returned from a visit to Old Or- Win 598“"! I" bothhouaea. “5 "in
chard, Maine. be accomplished 5! 00‘3"!” “'9 P"
Herbert Beebe, ol- Elizabeth, N. .r.. is 'O'W" "m“ ”umwmm i“
the guest at E. I. Jackson, on Elm “Ms“mnu they h". W
street. On Saturday he will return to their ”M" ”W '
New York on his bicycle. All. AROUND TIIB STATI- ‘ 9
lira. John Rockwell and daughter, 0! ' " '
Rockville City, Iowa, have returned mu." "mafia? be]:
home alter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gustavo Hutu and an Ihlialt we...
were arrested in 2am mm ” till
Mi. Lydia Senor. book keeper lor morning. The couple recently m
Comatock Brothers, is taking a vacation. trout Mount Vernon, the woman
“in Jennie Fitch will fill Miss Secor’s with heerlonglngtohsrth.
place at the desk during her absence. Miller is ashosmsksr. » ‘ - ‘
John a. Bayles, who has been visiting Dr.Charlss8tsslTbonunn5 ' W
In Rowayton, returned to his home in living graduate 40! thaYala— '
Bridgeport yesterday. He made the college,diedlaatulght at the I“?
ol his 'son-ln-law, in Most]. ‘
trip both ways in a short time on his
wutbysarsold. newsstands-
bicycle.
Secretary W.N.8imonsoltheyloutb to New Bevan lornullyw
Norwalk Y. It. C. A. is taking blame- y retiring about seven yeassago. ,
lion.audbscama tomwn till-cloning ‘Wllllam corwlma hsakstaaama lbs _
ous brief visit withhls paratk—lsrl» Nswflaglsadroad, halls-arrow“ *‘E
den Republican. lroru death at Waterbury, m
Jacob ll. laytoo. cashier at the Olly manhgmhllssugsgsd in m.
National Bank, startsd filth his wits The bumpers alight part or it“
yesterday on a two wsska’ vacation trip. and smashed his watch latovdw
M's lid 3 1
They will visit several points ol intqsst = .
helore momma home. The llaochsstsr Agrlaultcralvioddy
has completed I.”
Another mltghtfisfah—m—pldill-mu' .
A number of Norwalk mph by. annual exhibition at chdhwn Parks
loond another Brpt. 4 and 5. TM! Emails“
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Willlmau and lsmlly, William Oatsr- an I... am, Ham m
huhaud {rolls and Dante! Ostubanka a: 1m p. mt train to In. ml “
and family”)! N-lrwalk, and 0m. 17, “.3“ o'clock my. M “V
Grieves and nephew, of New York.
The Mantis and Bulliflbhd lamb
llasaadflramllim Dotybroka chip
on Wednesday Thomas. will remain
until out work or later.
£7
trlllilir
rates;
Norwalk Chronicler