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rmrwrt.uoco.,1v.awaum
prudent! Renown-handmade;
mmmunnmma.
BURTON-V. P Pomollicoboxm, N. Circubs
ioldedinoverttlloSnflaypapua.
c otto. 1'. root sum st, 5. N. Buse-
hummus.
enhancer». P.0boctbfl,8.2€. builders
dbridquttdnpvleioundauonaJtc.
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moms. B. Soul-inn, (LN. mWorkand
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boomahoeaaud rabbua.
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Aatgoovlsasrwtutent ”to“
mun-303m mama.
PINK“), J. ARTE N. card engraving, wed
dine "£1203 u it ungr-
PLAMWS owns 'II IS.
IN. School-Wand gnaalatatiohery.
mmtgrth-lm
”.31. Value, manufactured
mmmm manpower.
wanna warm
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who, ,,katrstc.,alaoblae
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alum 0m sons. to.
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PLAISTRD'B ‘3 Wilmington SAM . pain madl-
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SCOFELD'A HOY'l‘, aGaaettehldg. N. 68th-
ingtonst,B.N .(Sse'levertiaun-rt Dry
goods, iancy goods. notions andhoatery
”PRICE wflulmms
AIS EXPRESS (20 once railroad
MN M Ugly.” m NPazxatgertraiu scrvicc‘m
oi
rates. Lester Rant, agent
nxrrnrssrnnv.
BCXTON k BRUNDAGE, odiceat Benedict‘s, 43
Wall st, N. Our motto, “prompt attention
turniturs and
pianos moved. have orderaat a, S. N.
tiliRRWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postoflce and
Ralo' a. Csrct'ui and tempt service
”TRACKS, ”KNOBS, l‘l'O
ommr 5. £00. ”Halon N. Nanuiaetnr-
ers of Scotleld' s mists-sled flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manuiacmrera or
due extracts. P. s.Am Ambler
vnn-rmzzns.
BAYIOND BROS. Bradley’s super-phosphate
lal mans. land plaster, groundbone woodm
SMITH, W. R. tCO. Water st, N agents ior Wilv
llama Clark .b (to! a stamhrdierti
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
D BROS.
RATION ordinary lagoon“
FISH. 0m CLAIB, ”ms-m Inc
HUNT A mm. DWaniugtu at. S
masters. clans. t‘rnita,game. vegetables. etc.
run AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JORNB. ”Taylor avenue, 3. N. Also
RATIOND BROS. m- for lag, mom,
asphalt, brick, count and gravel walks.
I'LOBIDA STEAM AND nor "Am
“A1338.
me.fl. 8 00. Music Hall block, KN.
solo spots.
noon. onus AND run.
“iSLAND on" MUN, the best made. Don’t
iailtonsoit. muw
L'ROINKDIRU, DANIELeaIi ashinglm
uWTkeeboiuatoii-nilydourkept.
BAYIOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and iced in
,laad,carorcargolnt s.
RRDIILLDumc‘roiootARcee. Grumchoic
groundieod,grahmaudryedour.
FLORISTS.
BRIG. PA Woodward Place, SAN
marriammpiecesmade
ii PLuWard
“glean-5cm Mummmzworkaa t.y
It“ ORN, R. N. neart he.depm Boating
Y' J mm anddoral work oiall urns.
managerial”.
SIITR. R. lab SN. theoidastand
H riff-an “in teini.ty Plants cut
Iowumetc. work“; oialiklndrarpeeiaity
saddens promptly.
rum hum
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cloud: and). Boosdvertiae:n at,
0!“) GIO Katowice,“ Kain
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Malina-tumor:
0“ mm consuls.
NOW“ ms LIGHT COKPANY. also 19
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warrant“ Ill llaln N Ivar.
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estate investments, misc «SW at,
lokéiRLLtL'BOIKRD sshhtgton
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N.Rcai Rnaloand Insurance
assume: consults.
'OONNMZICUTGKN'LLIFRINKCOH,S 8. L'-
BommediemagengWuhhgtnnrgan seead.
"TRONHTAN LIFE INS 00. to Washington
st,B.N. P. J Grahb summits-pl
NORWALK FIRE INS. ('0. N.
business since not No outstanding
PEOPLE‘S LIFE 1N8. CO. The,No. 45 ashing
tenses. N J.no French,aast. superintendent.
INVESRTMENT seconrnns.
CRAUPURD B Nannie b N. 6% Berni
Kiddiesex Bauflng and Hannah l't'p Cos.
IRON AND mu.
SMITH, W. R £00. thandi'l Waialgl.
springs, axles, mm wars, “0-
IBON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
mistreatment-mm. N. bun work
TR! DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, S. N. W: R. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON YOUNDRJEB.
GiLBS A CLANCY at The Norwalk lrnnWorkv
(20., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
Jmms.
PKitRiS, A. S SIDSo. Mainst,S.N. np.CltyRotel,
S. N. lino watch repairing a specialty.
ROYT, I]. B. 181% Main“, 5 N. stt'ictlyflntcb
gondsst lowprlces.
JACKSON, WRAND 56 Wallet, N. watches,“
moods. etc. Pine watch repairing a specialty.
ROODJI. S. diamonds, watches, jewelry, ailverand
plated ware, repairing aspecislty. as Halo st. SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED K room 3 Karmic b‘d‘ . Wail
st, borobgh. Notary and mm
FROST, RUSS! i No “unfunny, ml
bunnie- oiai lud- carednliy aims to.
RURlJlU‘l'T J. RRLDRN numb and o Garrett:
building, Wail at, boroug.
LIGHT. JOHN i] la Washlgt'oust
connMoner York-late
DOCKWOOD mwannar. round (la—its bldg,
Attorney. notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8 room a, Pairiield CuNaL
Rank building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSR, JOHN J. rootul laconic building. Wall
st, borough.
' umv sa-Annns.
DANN, HORACE B. Excelsior livery md board-
ing stables Oiiicc No 8 River at. N.
GREGORY, 620 S. it Knight st. N. Pine turn-
outs aspocialty. TelcpMne out
LOOK IANUIACI'CRKBS.
LOCKWOOD IANLTACTURING Cl). "Dam“ S.
N. lanuiacmma oi builders
omcc “ Pearl at; New York m“ 99 Readcst;
Chimp MID l'Akcvt
NORWALK LOCK COIPANY, 8. N NewYork
oiIcoQChanbers st. locks and builders hard
ware; deal s; founders workers at artistic
house trl in bronze, brass and iron.
1.sz DBALEIS.
BILLKJ owns-rail. Ailkindaoilamberde
aaypot'nt by rail tn- nr vessel.
”CHIN! BIOPI.
NORWIQL: [RONBWISRKB CO The, Water
when ' mu will re
pairs ior nanniactorlea atesnbosta
scum. WI. A. KnightnN. Newton-Mary
matloatuhopalring pvonrptiyattonded
MARKET GARDKNIIS.
JINNINGSI WATlitBURY.B. N. berrimandall
gardmprodacelasearon ior thewholenletrado.
umrs.
A KODKLIARKI‘T. ll Wall at, N. “Wardwall,
prop, brinsal ,laatb mottonandpoultry
“7 i
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Mflmmwmh our.
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mammalian-n,
mnnpasac. tram-en. cube-ante.
ivy
ammo omen. mean. «ragga
[LU gimbals "libs: mm [3.
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naraskwhn No stats M%“M yum-a
Jonson; «entail-know Ida-Allan
flaw]. choir-avast. mm
II. II st.
nee-unusual...
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mafia oyalara," .etedalleateaasn,
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hast, matstcton,
mAUfi JACOB, I! ”GI-‘hm ml. 1.
away
m “("08 MARK-If, “Wait
ll 'I ”In? mandpoaltrytor'taattiytrada
BHLLAELJ W thine-mist, N. wagon“-
dainty overthrown.
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to l‘partsoitrownvlrlthlsairavb-d
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noun-rm
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We! oysters-ad dons.
CCTBlLLnJ. runninayatoud 8.1!.“
ratodoalerinlnsoydora. u.
BOY’l', W. EOSONJMWatarshm KN. ‘m
sxpmua
In veoyateta.
Bill!) a BOUSlAN, lMWatcratJ. N. plum
orwalkoyltcra.
VANNAfiJL.kCO., «03015331
Oysters clamwhoieaale andrvtail.
PAWSANDIODEIJ.
NORWALK PAgl‘m wo Chas. R.
and DIV]! was a “specialty. Sole
agentiorthecelebrstedCarton
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWl'i‘T J. to lain at, N Jewett'sl-b,
laauryand Wadsworvb‘mixa mixts.odpain
BAYNOND BROS. Ithevmt‘a, Atlantieand Bentley's
bud Calcutta oilsAaurl AvaillChenicalPaint.
sum! w.n.aco.tss17vvuau.n. agents
ior orLongmanklartinea paints.
PAPER HANGING;
PRATTACO. Water-t, nearWalLN. alsopaiata,
oilaand andglan.
PROWI'J'TWJT tblalnat.N.wlndowabada,
liollanrb, fixtures mic.
TAYLOltk C0.21Kalan,N.alaoh-dwue,
paint-v. oils. sins-Me.
PBMOGRAPREBS.
BLACKHAN, C. A. ll Inn' at, N.
procem. or photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. s. TBWuhingmnsus. N ousqaallty
only andtha thatthebeat.
RBADIAN P B. Gazette be! Cabinet
photographs $2.50 pardon; do; 81.50.
PIANO TCNllt-l AND KIPAIKIBA.
BENDEEC. F. LoekwoodRall.N. Aiaodealerln
or, organs, sheet machete
PLANINO mus.
RANDALL, KINKR 1). RN. All kindsdwnod
work at retail or ior thetrade
. PLIIIBINO.
HERMAN“ W. B. Insicilallblnck.h.l.
Plumbing steam and no tilting.
NASH, 1'. ll ARRO. cor. lunsndwe‘akv 1N.
Plumbingamtgasltting wand h-tara.
moans.
NORWALK KORE] RAILWAY (X). Janea'
firm. out: Slim not»
REAL ESTATE nouns.
LAYTON, JACOBI. I’ nexttoPO.
S..N propatyinrnhhnnaeamgkiseoadv)
luxnl‘mu. & L' Rolflliwm 5 Washington at.
WILSON O]. KGanette bldg, N. invennentv and
noneon loan Antiwanca writttm in best
oicompaniaat the lowut rain.
WOODW,ARD E. A Nulaiuat, 8 N. Moses 0
rent and building lots ior sale.
RESTAURANTS. ,
BEE Bll'KbWatorsgN. warnmealaat all
dinner 5c.
Bh'NRYfis 1650 Natures. N. Thelmacdinner
inthecity Boardhytbethyovwesk.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDIR. W. B. A SON. nWaahlugtou st, 8. N.
iiydnailearfl Civil engineers.
80ku (Private)
BAIBD‘B. libs mm’l'lrl'l. 6 Orchid a. N.
ouagladieabt-rdingsnd hyae
“AD.” fluids. ant boarding school
ior girlsaad young ladies.” l'its ior any Month‘s,
or course: in ham. Pally eqn
Iatoryattar NewYor kartlataem ed
musical vantages or the
the Indy oi and elocution
Sta-intern April Circulars will be
asatupona
NORWALK Im'l‘AltY lNBI'i'I'UTl. N Prank ll.
m principal. Circular some
“H.303, XX. K II School forhoys. Nuns
(i
to rolkgW and scientific «in
For circulars,
SKIING mm
shame. I. ll Solala SN. “Wheelerand
anti"“llouaebold, T noodles, oil, attach
“Repairing a specialty.
infill. CONTRA'SI‘OIA.
RATIOND BROS. sewers but water pipes laid,
aaoavmag. fling. grading, hndaeaps groaning.
IIIOI IANU'I‘AO'I'UKIKO.
bomb“. IATBEWSON k CO. SN. iadm
6:0. It wxxh 8 CO
15,-“ 77 Wins
War» at
sum ior tbsrvtalltnda.
lllll‘l-I AND osonwwan.
BUTCRINBON. COLE. CO. Norwalk, New York
.d Wt. Oaan.
cram 000".
Am roux It!” N. W for
”o.' ‘ magi. ,
wru- murmur m "It’ll.
smut IRON ”Willi“! CO. Water at,
a-rR Khan.» . N. Th.
MA‘BIIP 110m A03!“
ovum ll. W. Karmic bal it Hip
m“ The”
LAY'mN, JACOB I. Vaahtagtoart avxtto P.o
Emma-a1 wom' .(mm
more DIAL!“
ram rouse. Mann-amateur. also
"r {ms . .. A.
HORTON JOB IV...
layerotroarvvtawallu.
IAI‘IONO BROS. Ilsa. brown, Orwawieb and
balding“ Mead-seals trial-lap.
"0'”. I539” AID ISA?!“
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row J.'.-' QUILM
m stave»
ma. “hues”.
mflhmnAm mw as at
was. “mung. Mute.
norm Jmlghyhvml. I. “all
nib-arr WNW
m
mil. 1). Mlnmwst-Mt
Hath-ml.”
“BLT-m...” momsmfl-aa u
muffins-m ...... maul.
the Ward papaya-bald tonal the
rhehgfli! i0 ibd Lockwood roparty; that
lemon should be on the Hub-
bsll budding, oocupiodby E. R. Bale, the
druggist, the Boston Store and the B. K.
lock-00d building, and furthermore,
than it any wont be made beyond
that, it should be slight. He thought
the cutting 03 ol the irortt oi the Batch-
iord building would be a small job and
that it would not damage Robert Adams,
the saloon keeper, to every great extent.
R. B. Craulurd warn! the opiuiontbat
“the damage to the Ratchiord property
”would not exceed 81,0“) and estimated
that to the Lockwood property it was
about 81. 350. He thought the Hub
bell building and the E. K. Lock-
wood building would be benefited and
that there would he no further benefits.
He stated that he had never been in the
building but. had examined ii iron the
outside. On the supposition that the
lot was only twenty ieet deep he thought
the change would ruin the building.
C. L. Glover esttmsted the damage to
the Ratcbiord property at 82,000 and
thought the proposed improvement was
no damage to the Lockwood property.
He was of the opinion that the land as
far east as Holmes dc Keeler's store and
both the Hubbell inviting and the prop-
erty as fur coat no High street should he
seemed ior benefits.
George M. Holmes put the damsges to
the Rslohiord property at least 81,400,
and the benefits to the Lockwood prop-
erty equal the damages. He said the
property owners on the same side oi the
street as iar as Kill bill should be assess-
ed,bltoould aeono benefits on theop-
posits aide oi the street. He thought
that one-quarter“ the benefits should
be assessed to the property owners and
the other three-quarters to the borough.
Joseph Ells‘ estimate oi the damages
to the Ratchiord property was iron 82,-
200 to B2500. The building, he thought,
was worth 84,000. He could not see that
the borough was benefited and believed
In “sensing the property owners only on,
the same side at the street as tar as Mill
hill.
Robert Adams testified that he had a
lease oi the Racthiord property ior a
number at years at 350 a month. He
was obliged to make all the improve-
talents, he said, and had already spent
about $300 ior that purpose. He said
be had two btlltard tables in his ra-
‘3 icon and that the change would require
. him to give up one, which would dan-
sge him to the extent oi .15 a week. He
iurtlter testified that he would have to
move his bar and fixtures and would
have to suspend heathen during the
change, which would damage turn about
$800.
The meeting then adjourned unttl Sep-
tember 21.
AWAKBBIl Olyfllb BAKAGES.
Ibo Basra Ana-at on.“ 0.1. Wasaatt
by also In." Commissioners.
The Water Commit-toners oi Booth
Norwalk tecaived the finding of the
commute-t» in the case 0' the City oi
Booth Norwalk vs Claws L. Weroott.
last evening. in the committed a report
Iir. Wrroovt‘ is awarded Cl, 000 damages.
Thee-r involvnd the taking at land
rvoaa din Watson to: "mountainous.
01.000 was tits auto oliersd Ir. 'vvvoll
tw tbsttma-atvasam m our-no
avevtalaw awlt am he cursed not!
damager,‘ It will thereiot‘e be seen that
It, Wrecoli is several hundred dollars
not by the suit that has just closed as he
hadabls conhlvlwnd was under heavy
captive.
ladde- llaaah of Ira. C I. Carats.
Anna Brides, wife at Charles Event-y
Curtis, and daughtpr oi the late [owls
J. Curtis, died at her home on West avo
one at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, ll
the thirty-svghth year oi her age. A
daughter had been born to her a to.
hours previous, and although her how
band sod lrleode thonglttrhs warns tbs
road to recovery, tbs improvement was
but temporary. and she soon passed
any. live. Curtis was a native oi Born
walk and a woman of superior ahlltttq,
soiled endeared heraeli resolute oi
irlauda who deeply mourn her untimely
'l'aa sympathy oi the mana-
ity wtllgo out is minted measure to
her bereaved hoiand, sow lsit with a
little daughter who can never know a
mother’s ktadly oars. Deceased was a
ntastber and earnest worker in tho First
lab“ Funeral services
will he held at her late raids-es on
aw, hopes-aw l. a” o'.eissk
whack flawed shirts in all grades at
lv-tbaa asst, to clear up“ forth!
“slime.
spend Sunday with Annabella ETregauo-
we}: of Bridgeport. , ,'
no. Haggis Warner. oi Newark; 2:.
J., is the guest of Wesley Yontnaus, of
Kain street, borough.
hits- Mamie Donovan, of New York
city, is the guest oi Ira. E. F. Sheena,
oi Hoyt street, borough.
W. N. Simona, generalsonptsryoi the
Y. ILC. A., is expected borne ironhis
three weeks’ outing tonight.
bliss Sadie Godirey and Miss Mamie
Albertans, of this city, wont to Katonab.
N. Y.. this morning to spend Sunday.
George Thompson and wiie, oi Winni-
paok. have returned from a three
months’ vacation. Mr. Thompson will
resume his duties on Tumday, Sept. 2.
LABOR DAY.
flow It will be Observed in Norwalk
and Vicinity.
The grand excursion to Sea Beach,
Corey Island, by the steamboat “City oi
Albany,” will be one oi the great events
oi the day. The boat will leave her
South Norwalk dock at 8:30 a. m., on-
doubtedly with all the panengers she
can conveniently carry. Returning, the
steamboat will leave Coney Island at 5.00
p. m., Beekmsn street, New York, at
5:40 p. m,, East Thirty- first street at 6:00
p. m., selling home by moonlight, and
arriving here at 9m p. In.
The Knights of Honor, oi Bethe], will
give an excursion to Coney Island sail-
lug from Wrbon’s Point on the steam-
boat Sirius.
The third annual picnic oi the hat
finiahers’ association at the Fair Grounds
will undoubtedly attract a large number
oi people.
A picnic ior tlzs benefit oi Silver Mine
Methodist church will be held in Henry
F. Guthrie s woods at that place.
What Constitutes a “Lady."
Editor of The Sentinel: Recently I
had occasion local! at a house in this
town to inquire ior a young woman oin-
played in the house. Supposing true
politeness required it, I asked oi the
woman who came to the door ior the
young woman, using this language,
actual name omitted:
"Is there a young lady here by the
users oi —. 2*"
"No air," was the answer.
Thinking there might be a mistake, I
said. I was quite sure that the young
lady was there, or had been there.
i received a negative answer again.
and took my departure. As I was leav-
ing the premises the woman who cans
to the door, called, and said, “We did
have a servant by that name.”
I answered that it was abs 1 bad in—
quired ior.
l was then iniormed that Ii 1 had ark-
od ior the "servant” or “girl" I would
have saved trouble.
Kr. Editor, 1 would like to have the
question settled as to what constitutes a
"lady." [supposed that birth, occupa-
tion or condition had oothiu to do with
it. but that conduct made t lady,or
am i wrong, and Walter von dos Vogel-
words right, who says:
"Womn"mart svw brawn-arr lsk-t sane.
Aadkoawarnurstbaa"iady,”iil luwvjkt.
You», (Joann-ans.
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’ Yosthrday‘a Ashlin-t on the O, h I.
The accid'eitt on the Panbury and Nor-
walk division oi the amuse road,
early yesterday morning. was caused by
a height train parting on the grade bo-
tweeo Bribe! and Bedding. The ior-
ward section was crashed into by the
rear section which was coming down the
grade with lightning speed. The two
sections cans topathar with turtle iorpr.
Firs cars were piled up is a heap and
travel on the road was delayed daring
moat oi the day. George Woodroii, a
brakentart, was badly injured by bstog
thrown from the top oi the at against a
stone wall. He was picked npm
cornea and carried to a house near by.
Casio's-tomb.
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and such little duties. The home is
pleasantly situated, commanding a fine
view of Long Island round, and the
inmates are under no restrictions that
any one could find isult with. 00an
ed with the home is a library containing
many interesting books, magazines and
the daily papers. The hospital is ar-
ranged tor the carrot the sick and those
whoaronat in need of medical atten-
tiougetasgood mend tn mauytaaes
better, than they would at home, ii they
had one.
"The only restrictions that cause dis-
astisisctiou are those concerning drunk-
enness. The complaints that ore heard
about the treatment at the Norotou homo
come from that class of men that are
iound in every community and justly
christened chronic kickers, and usually
are those that have been dishonorably
dismissed for habitual intempsrnncs and
chronic kicking.
“The testimony of seversl old soldiers
who have been inmates of the home goes
to show that the old soldiers are well
fed, well cared for and happy as long as
they behave themselves, and are provid-
ed with a home that is appreciated.
Such statements as are quoted above are
[also and, coming from such unreliable
sources. should receive little credit."
UP THE HOUSATONIC.
News and Gossip or the Day in Wilton
and Vicinity.
A W. Kerwiniaquiteill.
Rev. J. B. Davenport. of Waterbury,
was in town on Friday.
, Iir. and In. Edgar Bloomer spent
Thursday in New Huron.
Miss Carrie Ward and Kiss Bede-ll,
both oi Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been
spending the past iew weeks at George
IicKtttrick's, returned home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Frank Evens, who has been visit-
ing her iatber, Charles P. Gregory,»
turned home this morning.
W. D. Hart and Jamily. who have
been visiting with friends in tin
Compton, R. 1., returned home last eve.
hing.
M. T. B. Millikan and wiie,oi New
York, who have been boarding during
the summer months at Iirs. John'l'homp-
son’s, have returned to the city.
Two young couples were close
neighbours the cityal Peoria, illinois.
in the year 1874. One says to the other,
“Let us take 31,00) stock each in the
loan Danciatton." "How does it work ?”
says the other. “Why. we subscribe ten
share and pay so per month, and in eight
years we will draw 31,000, though we
will have only paid out 85“.” ”Oh, I
don‘t believe I will do it now,” respond-
ed the other. But the first speaker took
the stock. They both received the same
wages. in '1” the one who had love»
rd had paid up his stock and drew 31,000.
and arise as the world could seem
iamily lived as well as the other, but the
009st“! the other had saved
nothing “Awakened to his senses by the
or late neighbor, the lam,
though eight years late, invested, and he
will now draw hh «.000. but his neigh-
bor will draw his second 01,000 at the
saute time This exhorta you to make
no delay. ~Buildiog and Loan News.
it. Is lot a tension Agent.
Since the "Dependent Pension Bill"
waspaaaed, writes the Norwslk corres
pendent oi the Connecticut Catholic,
Rev. Father Slocum has had his life
toads so tut-arable by applications to
him tow-rob recordufl births, marriages
and drains, for a period extending over
lorry years, by people who about guess
within ten years oi the tiers oi thosvoat '
they were looking ior, that he has finally
gone on a wild "strike,” and has apprah
ad to certain persons to rasognleotbs
“or that tbswords '“i‘uasasosrdosin
Moon” did not constitute him a pen
do» me:- “A
neat m a...
B. W. Gregory to Frederick Syring,
land on lasington avenue.
Nathan 1!. Camp to Aaron G. Biron
wood, land at lls.
J. F. Benson to George S. Gregory.
land on lynla avenue.
Breath J. Medea an George Qassn.
land on Silver Risa road.
J.F.Bsaastttnlrs.K.J.Daviaa.
land on Kyrtla “has.
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1mm AL or rutrshsinr.
A Dressmakor Steals Valuables bola her
Employar.
Several weeks ago, Iirs. Charho 81m-
ons, oi Rowsyton, employed a drea-
muker who was highly recommended,
and gave her employment until Thursday
of this week, when she stole W.” in
money, a gold watch and a pairoi gold
spectacles. The goods were in lira.
Simons’ rooms, and when she was hilly
about her household attain, the the--
maker went up stairs and stole the Sr-
ticles. She then tooktho8.34 trail for I
New York. Where sho’ Is at pm i a
deep mystery.
Ov-
A liddlntown Rona-u.
The Middletown Penny Pro- publishes
a romance which' to of interest. It will
be remembered that a young theologue
named Frank Ray Heath was charged
with the seduction of Ida Barrows, of
Middleton, The case was settled by
the payment at 8100 and Heath was ex-
pelled from college. The notoriety
gained in the papers about thp use at-
tracted the attention oi a lady in flour
field, who wrote to Kiss Barrow- and' n-
tormed her that she know of a gentle-
man who desired to wed; that he wasan
invalid but would be heir to the estate
oi a rich uncle and was at present goth
well to do. lira Barrows, it sppaan
corresponded with the lady and upon dll
invitation went to Mansfield to see list
husband. It Is unnece-ary toatatstltat
it when case of love and alteration at
first sight, for thsyonng lady" did notlde
vise her friends of the condition slain
had taken, until they were iniorngd by
papers containingtbo marriage notice.
Thus the scandal of a tow months back
is hushed and tongues oi a pulping
public are sealed.
New Boss Wags- Take- Out.
The Putnam Boas company's new
wagon was put into service ior the first
time last evening. The object oi taking
out the wagon was loose how it could
be handled with one horse when flied
with hose. It was loaded with I,” iost
0! have and John B. Norton‘s horas haul-
ed it to the top or High arrest. The
wsgon ran very easy but it was shown
thst it is too much tor one horse to take
up the hills incaseoi lire. Chief In.
Gowsn lsld a length oi hose to ace how
luv the water could be thrown. The
stream wss sent thirty test, which is iar
too little ior fire purposes.
Birthday Party.
Iliss Lillian 1“. Jonas sntertainada
large company of irlsnds at her honson
Ftrst avenue, East Norwalk, last oven-
iug in honor oi her twentyflrat birth-
day. Bits was swirled in m, ,
log by' “”le We] 'a“
live ‘Bl‘ella' Km. Mi ‘
on plosaratlnporrtih rosldl”
and the party was ’by
who studded” befugllhedi W “
successful events of them.
rm: nurse-a “asses. A. ..
At the meeting at Putnam Boas san-
pany held last night the [allowing all-
form was adopted:
mm. black necktie, black hasdkarchhi,
regulation cap and belt. The
will make their first Ippsannos ranoslu
new suite at the Porcheuor parade.
hailed. '
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heblndiogmatnrshassoppllsd salons
withabilloiaspsrstloq.
ltiaawornao’aprivilagatoeb-pkav
drsasaight times a day and her-rind
onsthouasndandaighttlnas.
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