' ulna-amt. arr-m
We! the antiwar- Driv-
dcaed lastnight. Alltbc claims
except the members races.
‘ morerlOOontricoinall.
FIRST DAY.
Ola-a ll.
Pom will). 00. 300. ‘
m. on W m. Beckerle. Daabnry.
M Mullah. to it. John Bonhorn, Cham—
. m5.
0.. hr In. Oak Grove Stock Farm.
“Gt.
3”. h 1, Bundle 0. White. Danbury, Ct.
> - Smith. chm, Elbert Kipp. Pcekakill.
”Wilkes. b g. 0. E. Swan. Derby. (.‘t.
Renowned. but. C. E. Swan. Derby Ct.
Joth. T..hx. John I]. Dillon.\ . 'ew liuven
. Bolt, 3. John R. Dillon. New Haven.
_ , t.ch 3. Wm. ll. Lockwood. Norwalk.
' mmbg.u'm. n hickwood.Norwalk.
”All. hill. H. H. Howard, New Y.ork
M II in. John 1.. Duty. Bridgeport.
JV clue 3.
Pints: 8250.00. ,
Tumors and Pacers.
2:30.
. I N
Nevflflhldla W “II-g W
sown muonwnnk n
mondhiet nib-m
mm wu. uaoo n. Armour’ahcefand
WA
330“?! So. lininll
Whor- ..‘a Row hay ”and Their “our;
in' In New York. today.
chvicvr avenue. are visiting. friends in
New York.
New York city, are visiting relatives on
Foirtieid avenue .
a visit with his nister, Miss Mary Rignoy .
of Orchard street.
cor d: (30., left town for New York this
morning on a short visit.
turned fmm a trip to Newburg, nonm-
wnn, and Hudson. N. Y.
aluck, was in town yesterday on import-
ant real mtnte negotiations.
town to—duy. having "revival notice of
the serious illness of his brother.
‘2. ..
......Ié. wntufiihm
%‘m
LEW wit
onion. llaln
We“.
CROW-I“ ‘goIWAnnfilISMm
Ito . . .
103108 “1:. «mm avenue 8. N
R. DWatcraLSouth Norwalk.
lamb and mutton.
k:
.m
RAYMOND.
RANDA DJtandall Randall’ millJt. N. Mod
mac‘fi‘run by chgapm power enablea
Wyloglvewm agar-Twin“ aapacialty
'QSQ Beet facilitill. low
provisions am“ am ‘tpricu. lana. “agitation. jabbing. etc.
81-10%};3'4 IX IANIII’AO‘I'IIRKIB.
0 i. .841 all N. -
your foot and hove it smut. lecturer of . . mmdfiin rial-Pu:
not»... too know. ‘
of Recreation.
BeactarySimons,oi tbeYJLC. 45.,
RB TAKES COCCIILUS lNllICllti FOR
CIN’LIZBA MEDICINE.
lira. A. Educ and daughter Olive, of ......—
The flirtin‘ Drivu Ill-I Iaaanc and be
(lo-mill link“. by Shooting llimaelt
mo 8 Ambler of UnionPark iatrav— " “” “L" m" ”M
ling over Long Island on a two Weeku'
iucm trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II. Corwin, of
ploy of George B. Weed &Co.. son of
['1de I" Wells shot himself this
morning ah ut ll oclock uthishome,
No. ill South Main street. “Wells had
been sick lind" desflmdent for several
days. 'l'hiujmorning he went too doubt
and took dop'n n bottle of Cm‘cnlus In—
dicus. by mistake for a cholera mixture.
, which had been in the house for medicie
Fred Radio and Gould Bundle have rc- nnl pliniomls. He drank a quantity of
tho Coccnlup Indicus and became insane.
He then wlent to‘nbnreau drawer and
took anoldl-fmshioned revolvi-r fninn it.
aimed the lveupon at his heart and pul—
led the trigger. the bull entering his
bread, an inch Iva-low the heart. punctur-
ing his lung.
Dr. W. (2, Burke, Jr.. was called llll-
Inediatelynrftvr the shunting, but could
do nothing to sow tho young man‘s life.
Rev. Joseph Rigor-y has returned from
Frank Kellogg. formerly with J. Spen-
Cornmtxlore A. L. Vanderbilt. of Song-
I’mtmaster C. E. Duty is in Middle-
Richard M. Bonne and C. B. Gmmnn.
°‘ "Edmond ft.Wuhlunt2:& an. on
mum ELLS MISTAKE“
Frank W. In, a shoe cutter in the em!
WW
MMBAGOWW .
hon .Mmum aab mun-n».
nun W001).
WHIRLE.
LOO Wale shoe
wry.B.N. ”an. r lupu- much”
atraw. unlinked
more
ufacturcrocftbe mm" n... We. cor-Ila.
WY All) (ll-ANNA“
NASH. I. lit uno. cor. Italnand Wutmfl.
thalaommlampe. ante and tin ware.
WILLIAM if. It “Wall at N.
DRAIN AND “WEB PIPI.
WILLIAM Ii. ll. ill Wall It. N.
DRUGS AND CHEIIOALR.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. YanZandt ave. EN.
Hunday ”mm. 6 to ill a. m" t to l 9.13. ,
lav- llmna'ammthom
byterlaa lyaod.
Paranoia, Juno L—w-Tba alliance d
tbcmorninzauatonotthaMoI-mcdl’l.
bytuinnrynodwaavorylam'l‘he an.
blag-wa- moatlntonecly inn-tell 12th
W Z
when lulu!- B. W mm. .
finiabad'a ‘
own MIIOIGIIU. Nat” the youthful looking
Rev. Klflmigan, another ofthe ana-
pendad mini-ten. atoppcd upon tho plat
form and commanced to speak in a calm,
deliberate manner. Aa be advanced in hie
defense he became more and more do
quent, commanding the undivided atten-
tion of the van-audience, who pressed for-
ward and about him an if drawn by magic
power. lie thrust the keenat ahalta of
truth and cumin into the ranka of tho
enemy: told of how himaalf andothore had
been done an almost imparahle film
by men who were of auth- .
in the Pituburg Prcahytory; of how he
and his companions had been unjustly
convicted without bavlnga fair opportn’
.nity to be heard in their defense. Twice
during his remarks Mr. Mllllgan pound,
having exhausted the time allowed for Ilia
uidress.
At the first pauae the aynod unanimous
ly extended the time half an hour. At ll
o’clock Mr. Milligan had not nearly coul-
plewd his speech. A reoc- waa taken. By
3. JOHN II. N.
Imam. C Taylor am". 8.
Y-
mfll‘i‘ifll. JOHN ll. Iain 131.83! plant- and cut
1103"}ka ”D ”0“ WA!“
DOWN“. ‘I’IIEODOR KWaahinuton It tout
Inlet, ”ml
RAYMONDJfllO. ll. naw mmlaudtlhiain
"9“" 1%«A‘digut abllehmontotfli’hfiiiriil'l“
... ....o L" “mm“ THEY WERE iiilT ILLEEIL
AN III’OR’I’AN‘T DECISION IN ‘I'lil'l
'- he Decialon of the Sayre-Inc Court In the
cor-yeti}! Ilrapiord mutton W’lfilm ‘
the aupreme court in thceuit of C. Wilbur
Iielde vs. Sidney J. Osborne et al., better
known as the contested Bnnford election
cane, baa been announced, and with the
announcement was filed the written opin—
ion at the court. The opinion waa written
by Judge Seymour (Democrat) andm
curled throughout by Judge: Carpenter
and Immia. Chief Justice Andrews and
Judge Torrance concur in the judgment
with advice: that the plaintifl waa not
eleotad aclectman of Branford and dia-
Ini-el his petition which prayed that ho
is declared eluted; but on the other parta
oftheoptinion they nonmncurnd. Thiadc-
cldou is of the greatcat importance and
haa hcon united with anxinty.
BALAJli
“ rm
wma All) 003m WALKS.
manna.
YJOliiN.E..lt.ll.:-edarlhedept. m
ode. Fine rune a
wen. floral work a crucially y.
HEATERS.
BR. W. B. a CD. Nancie liall blink.
8. N. ante mull.
FURNITURE mum
Ind). rattan. lurking g
at. N. Pour dorm abur
t of
A
Furniture “mace.” lurch;
CONNECTICUT HUBBLE.
......
Ont-lad Written by Judge Wit
Nut Havrzn, June t.—'l‘ba deal-ion of
Legal lutna ol the "for” Ballot;
“involved the opinion of the court on
“,wa of the legality of so called
ballota, which question in first and
.... .... won. mm
rye plenum» nun
, VAINW.mew1'nWN
mmmlmuwmw
mnnwmnu.
never.
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mm novmromuruno cocoa
M mm.w,, romrwmwmmcx.
no 8 Window-1mm.
nigh W'Rl‘ii‘wimmr ”Kmégnmuv nomination acute.
nun 1mm Mu‘ and children)- smhich-Jihf‘ M333
LDCKWODD. WI. con Iain
RIDER. its Inns um'sbiucum.
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mu
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nae muramum ow con arm. ,
Gil-9m a In??? mellow” mi. am :anmfiuyyflwngh 9 ‘25:
Ito. a. s. New rm oboe"? to 6mm truancy-ran urn 1:38.00 flWaahlnc
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womrcgomu myaddfiu. "a NOR“ Ll! FIRE INS. 00. N. I mace-fol
'A n
buniucui bi non 1m. Nooutltandlm loiaclniluo
PROP! E's LIFE INS. DO. The.“ Waahi
In. H}. A. B. Freeman. aavt. vupcriutc
Company. name
QUIN'I'ARD. W. 0. blunts llall norms. N
paintemihmlaaamtc (aeoadV V.) i
HARDWARE I (Ill 'l'lllll'.
out
THE BBSTBNLSWBE,
83 Washington Street.
. HARVEY. C II. ”North!“
, Azu'IBDN A. Mmlialnlt
etablca.‘ilah,
”imam.
IA
NORWALI! men 00. SEW
wore: deviant. WtwndcmwM
boon-c trunnion in bronae, blaae
”08133 rum
NggWALKm [RON WOF'KS 00. 1%
Hi
(I b
3min": [.3an fimmé'
SOOF'lELD. WM. A. I! t N.
chinery made promptlnylyhrunairimm
HANUI'AC‘I'UBEB CHILDREN m,
“I S» N. a
oyutera. c "glam. W
Sixxrmmlamum fruits. ”No. WW
L AT JUDD'S Cub kct.
...... Mm“... more:
CLERK. wwwm H. mm
aof all kindLR RENWM
LlMBU NE Willis
bridge “8. NR' Dcalerinallkinda Wm”
- muwooo 1.. Wm
‘ Humid-,0: mm clamvim
Hmrn'swasnmo'ronwilt lbw-nil“
ingron «.8. N. meats. poultry tort-milytrade.
‘l'iCE & NAN No. Main 51.8.21. ornaata.
poultry. etc. 7 inc cuts at can -
WERNER. J. P. I! Main at. N. choice
poultry. liah vegetables. etc. ‘
LUMBER DEALERS . mu .m
RANDALL‘S “11.1.. E. N. lumber and timber.
rough or worked toorder. mouldinmtrinmtc
MEN AND BUILDERS-
SEYMOUR 112213.dele no.8.
kind"! clone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM H.19chtat,8.N.
blng promptly attended
HARD“ AND own-n.
RAH-18.? W. Water at N. ma nufoacturer
fine granite and marblia work. and dealer in
stone work of all kinds.
m? autumn.
COMSTOCK BR . Masonic build” N.. 1480.
Main at. s. N. tier-en's tnrni goods.
FRANCIS II: CD. 86 Wachl n S. N.
hula, gentlemen' s furnishing: atmall kind:no
HEMHAN'I‘ NAMES. .
GI'SOWSKI 3.31 Wall st. N. A perfect lit
guaranteed; the latest at)- ice alwayu on hand.
KOLOL' R F.1'INO. Main St 8.11. Fine tail-
All
Job-
' V . of Glen Cove. N. Y.. are the guest-l f , , _ y ‘ . unanimous V0“ M1" Killian “'31 “”1““ format in the gnhematorinlcontroveray, OYiMlfiWiflliY mwfinzwic
mimlfigffikfii'ifi'fiflifi Lewis noun. of “heat avenue. T M“ ““‘"“""“" 3“" ‘“""“°“"”‘"‘ ”d ‘° ”m“ ”i” “M“ “WW" nil-Mich! opinion ofwhich practically NIH-"m“
upon the reconvcning of the aynod
and to continue until through without ro-
gard to time Immediately after the noon
adjournment .\ir. Milligan wuanrrounded
by conservatives and liberals. mob and
every one anxious to yup his hand; in—
diea in the gallery and ladies in the lower
part of the house waved their handker-
chlefs: old men turned to each other and
spoke in terms of highest praise o! the
wonderful address they had heard. while
those whom the speaker had arraigned in
such a brilliant and manly, yet Christian
from interrnal hemorrhage. the result
of the pistol wound. lie was thirty-
three years old.
llr. Burko has now taken charge of the
also as Inujlical examiner.
decided the governonhip. The decision Ladies own
called for a countructiou of thoac pro-
viaione of the aecm ballot act which pro-
acihed that the ballots shall contain
nothing on them but the names of the
candldatco for odioc and the office voted
for andthcnarnc of the party issuing it.
The court decided that the ballots were
not void for the rcawn that the word
"for” waa uscd. but bccauac their general
formwaa in direct violation of the law
governing the style of a legal ballot.
001.1.le R. M. 12 Main st. 8. N.
material used if desired.
Fl'l'f‘li AGNES ‘IllB. “Wall st. N.
‘Ohl Staten Island Dyeing Estnbl
MUSIC TEACHERS.
(”BMW ALEX S. l"liervvin st. N. Piano.
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLAN'I'I'ZBS AND BM
HOY'I' W. H. d: SON. 1:34 Waterms. N. (foot
of Raiymond. ) Planters. exporters and whole-
Mrs. c. B. Coolidge. of High streel,
left tow thB morning for a two weeks'
visit “1 friends in Bonneville. N. Y
Mrs. Howard Ii. (mm nor Miss Lillian
Sparrindahl, of “'nshington. I). (., is
the giant of Edwin Wilt-ox, Washington
street.
Freight agent F. E. Raymond and
wife. of the (fuiisoiidutml rucul. started
limbo. Elbert Kipp. mkbkl“. N. v.
Ionic. hr 3. Peter Mame, New York.
Mamba. Peter Mans". New York.
‘M lullina. b g. C. 3. Swan. Derby. (.1.
YalemmbrmJohnli. Dillon. New Haven.
lullawly. br mJohn ll. Dillon. Non flan-n.
land. arm. Wm. H. lakaood Norm-1k
M hr 3. Wm. ll. Lockwood. Norw nlk.
junior c, g. o. s. Roberts, Elston. um.
We wish to thank
033 and all for the ap-
ney for
meat.
—_.._____.._
.‘HRRII‘IID TWICE.
dealers in nativ c 0) stars.
liltED & ROSEMAN tilt Water at SN. Plan-
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
\AN NAME. J. LaCO. P. 0. boxlitls. N.
The hum Danburv manor-eat ('aw
Amlcahly Settled.
u’sn DAY. .
s 1) Nellie llonnebry. of Dunbury. a pretty
preciation which was
Clan-l. - >,, . . _ - . . . A ~ _ . . Astothcreaeon for granthig the peti- .
vanPncnn. “mi Flam?" fl.“ “hm" M“ \"H" "" girl 0‘ Cullmhc immutamh “mm” m- "k“? ““9““ ““3 ‘1‘” he‘d” “‘1 " tion that a hundred citiacn ballots cou- sonw ragga. gaskgx‘pgggncrfmfim I
lembern’ Double Team. a “a \ucntnm. futunted n year ago with Frank O'Hara. ”mm?“ ”lam" _ tained the illegal worda “for judge of "mm; prop" ““de me 5 \v Houseboat-
Priace R. and mate Wm. ll. Lockwood. Wash II. from, “I m" firm ”I 3- S- a drin-r on Fire Steamer No. l. ll'linni “""mw c““'°" MM“ probate. Henry N 5“,“an "the opinion ex en 6 0 us 8 - lif“1i§?3§§.’ésb’§3§3'§ khliiic‘kwggni" hot
' Now-1k (‘mosk Son. general real cumu- bmkcru “15., lunnliwmi gm“ “BTW," f", Asnonv l’Allk.N.J.,Junet.—~Thecighty- ll‘!‘ “‘0“ We“! "“1 be “0 “WW0“ bl“ ‘m m) Dr. Bum n n. Q Egg:
tint the ltg‘lnlalllfl intended to say that a
ballot which failed to accord with certain
spacitlcally enumerated requirements
Ihoflld be void, irrespective of all con-
aidcaflona an to the intent orctlcct of
mchbllure.
H. l.
uelt. tsteanndohn non. (hot air);Willlam
H Smith , Etthcam); Grace Church. (hot air);
and runny
PAlmll-B.
Emulator.
BRAINARI) F. C. 7“'aterat.N.
ONTERBANK GEO. 1! “Walnut N. Rouse
filth annualseasion oi the general synod“
the Reformed church of America clotted
thucoihcem for the ensuing your. Pred-
dent Rov. I" 'l‘. Corwin New Brunswick.
N. J; vice \pmldcnt, Rev. C. L Walla.
Flatbnsh..\ Y :Ipcrmanent clerk. Rev.
Wm. (I. and mate. E. T. Redford, Greens
tame.
bug (I. on male. 0.. v. Swan. Derby, or.
{Bracken and mate.\\'m. Neely, New Haven.
of Lockpoi't, N. Y. was in South Nor-
walk Tuesday evening. on then way to
Danbury. Mr. l'mas comb up from
New York by boat and was charmed
with the picturesque Norwnlk island-a
Nellie. lli’r purcnm objected” to the
marriage with the cugine driver. and
sent her too convent school at Hartford.
A wool: ago Nellie asked plum'L-niiou to
wine home for a few days. This n-
nesday, on the occasion
c1.- 5. Paint. gold and oilv or earns a
w"
‘9» w raw-a Swim
ammunmmm
a. tuhgmmmnrb
’ l unanticitundlc Jr White. Dullbury.Ct.
;3 film R.. h [.W m. R imkwood. Norwal
’ ll Plukcitmh p'Wta Ii. lockwood. Norm ulk
‘ H Mmlmky. b a. Chaaxlmart. Maiden
1; tltebncwwmmhm Kipp. I’fl‘hnhllLN. v
flilfiwMJm. Elia clu- Farm. New
' l
., Pans: m. 00. 2: 37.
Mt; h n.0ak (trove Stock Farm. Hood—
33:.“ n 9. Allen not, wnnmnuc, or.
”Girl. bin. Allen Blahwmimanticfi. .
“finchlu.1'heo.01iver,Watcrlmry.Ct.
_h‘lIIICoin. hm, C. 2. Swan, Derby. Ct.
Italy-Raina. b nu. W m. H lax kwood Nor-
Prim R" b g, Wm ll. Lockwood Norwalk.
Little Sport 3 g. (‘hu Smart. Mei-idea. Ct.
“It Boy. 1) g, C. D. Smith, New Haven.
Clara 0.
PURSE $100.00. 2:94.
I Albion.br g.W. EJl'eeks. l‘arkvillc. l. l.
Whirl. W. K.“eeks. Parkvillo. Ll.
Wuhan lion: 3. R. Johnson, Nuilern. N. Y.
than. 0. ch m. r I). Swan. Derby. n
I Eater Moot. in. II Ii. Howard. Now \ ork.
I 0.7. 1... ch 3. Elm City Farm. New Haven.
THIRD DA'I .
‘ Clan 9.
PURSE $200.00. 2:48.
I mainland» m,Wm. lit-chute. Danhury.
8 Ikn Dunc. b3. John flanborn. Chamber»-
hnru. Pa
38850 0.. hr 111. Onk Grove Stork Farm.
Indus. Cl.
3 Slim Lace. h f. Bundle & White. Danbury.
I Frank 1... hi 3. Allen Rink. Will mantle, ('t.
‘i’ larymithwh m. Elbert Kip i’rrkskill.
. Y.
I George Will”. h g, f'. E. Swan.
0 Renowned, b m. C. E. Swan. Derby. .
I John J. fie .. John II. Dillon. New 1 ven.
II ”I Bull. I. John ll. Dillon. New liavon
rby. (ft.
II M b In. If. Ii. Howard. New York.
U M b In. John I. Duty. Bridgeport.
Olaaa In. ‘
Pom WM”. 2:33.
I m Hath mMOlircr.Walerbury,l’t.
Wei to. Oak Ilrme Mock Farm.
on.
lumen IL Rnndlch “hilr.i)anlmry.
m... Alkh Rink Willimanticd 't.
I “'17 Girl. b in. Miro Rink \\ illimanlit.
I MMbmJaaYouna. Whltv i'lalnnN. Y.
Immune Lawmllerhyml
0W0»..O.8.ltoberta.muam. ,
Imam.(thaa.mart,lertdou.t‘t.
can . . POM! DAY.
...,...,._.... ”I“ ,,.,,
Pom wow. 2:”-
‘rmmnmd MI.
I Nan-milk Ia. ha- flat-ton; Jr.. Went.
Ct.
m 1 . p ,. ._
IMbaOahdrovollteekl'anaxeulux't.
I‘Valln Chief. Jr» .1 a Alina ltkbat’mtman.
Ct.
He.
II Yahltaodeba lt. mm. New Haven. l't.
lflflyilarmneo. Alum. mumt n.
t narra- Margo» A. Klan-r. man-ry. c1.
bmlmnrmeoudom-kd‘t.
I b-Iadl 1].wa York.
OMbmJobaLtletr.m .‘II.
clai- It.
Pom mm.
Mqu‘l‘rottenandl’aocrn.
J .bc. Wu. ll. More. Booth
3. WI. ll. senders. Math
I
"D
IWImMMMYm.
:7”. ballot.“
tub-amen. o amnesia.
and the surrounding country.
direction. to spend the summer. .
lie cou-
qnest was grandad, and the girl urrived
templates bringing his fumily in this
in Dnnbulry last Saturday. Monday
morning alto hull tiltilillllt‘anll.
Late in the evening of the same dny
the parentil were surprisml by tin-appear-
ancy of Minn Nellie accumlninied by her
Ion r, Mr. U'liam They had be. u to
Brewst‘ n: '.Y. and been Inarrie i by .I
livthmiist lit' -r;:_\man :unl ui-«lml to n-
t'eiw the pnrculal forgiveness. This In“
granted only on condition that the knot
should be proporly relied by a l'utholir
priest. The next day the couple repaired
to St. Peter's church where the manning»
was again celebrated. according to the
Roman f‘artholic ritaz. Misc llennebry‘s
father 15 Worth $100. 000
A Superior structure.
An exdlmngv thin nplulm of the six
story building around W. ll. iluii & ('0.
without disturbing their bminms:
The werior of the finmt luminous
strm mm in Bridgo In the neu Sanford
nflim building. wil be l‘lllll'llt‘lfll in n
{on \lt‘t'kll. Strangers In town and own
our ounlitizeun constantly stop to aid
mire llll‘ nobh and urtistir prim-unions
of thi-I edifice. toweringaa it does clam
all hilfl'llll‘illllllg otnn'tures.
And it swim quite nppmpriule too.
thot our large-M. and most [imam-sm-
Int-realitilo mtnblinlunent simuld have n
habitation imiilo thew lordh “all: ihia
i~+the wilely knoun dry goods lirmof
\l'. B lini &to. Willlrii‘ ot-nipzition of
llihi porti ulnr corner on our priniipnl
tlnonmghlnm lino been of no runny your»
durutionlliat mmieunwu-nnow millinp
this mill illco W. ii. linli & ('0 a
building.
indeed. no this tirtn now on up u largo
[mun-trump of tho that floor of t u- build
mg no wu i ml surrounding Il’t‘lilltv'n. for
their t‘lfillll‘lil‘l' and commit! y inch-tuning
lnuunmu. the «how alipollntion in our
thinly Imtummnonuvr. The nutmn» of
bin xiv-III hon» both In this 4- ly m well
an mom-o and Linhfield t‘mlu'ivrl. and
BOOK“) FOB BOTON.
Surirtirn that will I'itnir at the Point
in tho Mouth of June.
Means. l‘inkenstI-in d: Koliy. tln- pro.
priotors of Rnton l‘nint. have rumb- ur—
rangemennt for a large number nf
(‘XIIII‘SlUDS this month, among IIIIIII
being Dr. SODIIO‘I s Uentmll ongnwutinnzti
dumb, of Brooklyn, which mine» in
the Point next Saturday. Next Sunday
the steamer Brand Republic will make a
special excursion to the Point from Non
York. Norwaik peophl can return on
the steamer for twenty-five cents.
June 8, New York Chinese Sumlay-
School; June 10, St. John Luthern Snu-
day-Schml. (ireonpoint: Juno ti, Tomp
kin-I avenue Sunday-Schmi. ilnmklyn:
Juno iii. l-‘insl Baptist church. Brooklyn.
June 17. Emanuel Sunday-Milan. New
York: June IS. Nutrand nvenueSundny-
School, BrmIklyn: June 20. Ben-hers
Plymouth chunh. ilnvokiyn: June 25
Rankin Post. 310- ill (i. A. R.: JuueL’T.
Sumner avenue Sunday Sc hooLBr-mkly fl.
The steamer "lied-u" will minim-nee
making regular trips to Ihiton Point
Qext Saturday. Tun donkeys with
dung... and equipment», nrrived on the
Ci“ at Albany tact owning. for ”this“.
It nkenatnin d: Kelley. They wm- taken
to tinI Poi and will furnish plenum-
and amine-mom for the little folks.
Y. I . A. NOTES.
noun-at Mrrctary' a Report .fiir the Month
of MuV
Attrmlame in mum .......... . ,
Daily ovum lb’undayactn pod) ,.
N ' mars
ol
l‘tw magma“... . . 2m Illutlwt’lnrta of the stou- will of unim-
Menge attendant .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to be plmmd to ev entunll) m- thvir favorite
linearltortaiamrnt ,. . mo WMIWHK PM fully 3‘4"“. in mi!
1-.“ “um...” Log anperior tincture. whorl-thin emc- Irhv
[inciner- and mlalrliia manh- lltt mg “m“ ill "0'“an 10 lm‘flmfl‘l lvir
It". I. u. anoint- Indium.
Raul". E. Robbin waa ordained at
theNorwalk Baptist church last cron-
ing. in diamond a tars-9mm ii? ii
lion. Thcaltar waaltrown withiiowerr. ' 4
andabove the moist wan waded 1
the word "Welcome." formed of denies.
Themuaic hytbe choir wan of opeclal
«collation. and theonby like Rondo
K.t‘ranclsmenjoycd by all "ml.
The ordination exercises were carried
“101' AMHIiAM' I.
tiara...
liar to...
tread l-pmcliiul:
The Ci I r
pueiletl Mlm Tho-tractors
ultimatum.
nth-m mortals-mm of Ina
Mirth mm the realm of
Memory“
Weft-Kuwait win-tuna ,
mp
»tcdrudhaeemnmencal
workup the toundntion of the new
Fairiioid dopat,whlch b to be located
onthelrthur Brown warty. just "I"
Thorn koiwidcllib‘the mad-balm
Hatch. W eon ct Within a.
athiabonieiealaiafurdla
.. ammonium...“
' museum
it?“ ”Mull
DhTflltycIl NewY;ork tomporaryclerka
G. Z. Collier, Thousand lalauda. N. Y;
Rev. Dr. W. H. Iiart,Rarit.an, N. J. Bu.
J. ft Berry, of Rhincbcck.preacbcdtbe
aynmiical sermon. Three hundred dolo-
gates an in attendance.
iN HONOR OF GRANT.
Galena Remembers Ilcr l-‘nrnnua Citin-
ht [indicating . Monument.
Hum “15.. .lunct-Tln-Iimnt monu-
nn-nt. presented to (inlenn by H. II. Kohl-
sant, was unveiled here yesterday. it iaa
boutiful piece of work. lion. 0. M. Do-
Tilll ORAN? worimm.
pw. er-(lovrrnor iloard of Winona-in.
and other: apoke Mr. llepcw’a tribute to
Grant was a masterful one. Galena".
Omnt' I old home.
rolled-rule no“ manhunt.
Jacssox, Mina. June tw—Flve yearn at
dinintcrulod labor and cflort on the part
ofthe women of lit-niacin“ chiral and
Wedneaday in the fohnal unveiling {the
monument to tho Confederate deal of”
Ilaaliaippi. The moanmcnt h an faetd
iacbea from the bane line to the topofthe
statue of the notifier mounting the act
('alla mud. on this all h. . . 4 . . . . . . 5 My "W hill. "I l’llflnllli‘lfl t'ltl'il: "Wu“
mom writtenon the wbr . it "it'll” Wit 0" Wmmmfl WM 'ml' 3 in m 1H: "um
Wmdvcdontnown.. M “Mr“ -.....“ ----“ “gluing” u
Notion written of the Work . at WOW WI?! Ind Randi-r rim.
Notion neat to mtlllllt‘fl. .. ............. to ‘ouomintgg the ”portal “infirm“ A Mill 6.43%“ ’flifag- mil:
cwmwmmo midfi ~ ~ 1 of no rattan lllirery om mangled»... WW “gown“
laiioa‘ mt iary martini-a hit... I '0’ “m "1mm "i ““3“ ‘ “I. but“)? in; It
harm of lhIfNMIIOD given .............. t New cardi‘ mule out aim April at :n tannin-loll ita foundation tact even-
ltoheunabofmbcrtra .. 2 WithdravlL. ,. ... ”..., 2
lieutenant Outing t:lub................... 1 Whole not berolrardntniiu-u .. ltl ”Ml
mom of Aaaoriationn............... .. a Narnia-roll viaitorn om awn" .. . mi 0' 3" Mar W Th!!!
invitations distributed... ..... .. ...... urn Minimal book» binned. ... . _ ”no *9" infinity in“ Ill “I. mévm
W N. Mann. lieu-rat Her ». luau-rt number at fictions. liar 2 in: M" injured. 11"“ men m “it”
“......“ ..... . W harxm number of holdup lent In our darn lam Sch m m ”M and n
calculi-yJiay m no Th- ink-Id In m 6H!»
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mtaprinted yesterday. Throat of blobrlwrntyby yfcctladimau- “I”,
themmou preached by Rev. J. W. m'mfln‘m about“? gig-bulbs-
Richardson. of Handout, m. taken W m “‘9"
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Vviolatcdinnpoint concerning which the
"It maiden! uniformity an important
met prevailing fraud and them were
certain mntteraln which uniformity could
be provided for But ballota
which“ the exprcawd standard of
uniformity” yatinisbt be made to lack en-
tire unfformity. and no be identified by
various devices which the lrgialatureconld
neither provide against nor force At the
name tune the ballots “1' re issued and mt
there war no election for judge of probate
The oflicc could not be titled at a town
election. The titlfi of the office and the
name of the candidate were foreign to the
ballot. and were inserted in violation of“
the uproar and unambiguous terms of
the act. So. too. were the words 'and ex-
omclo mglttrar of births, deaths and man
rinses! They were inserted in violation
d the let.
lot to. Grout a Price to Pay.
“it being clear that both come within
the apron: prohibition of the law, what in
our duty! A plain proviaion of the law is
act doea not authorize us toiuqnire into
the intent or the consequences of me vio-
lation
”In abort. the legiaiature has anon fit to
any that if a ballot contain» the addition
to it: apeclllcd contentn. which than do it
ahail be void if ulna we are prepared to
hold the act unconstitutional we cannot
din-card no requirement; if it in banh
and unmaonablo the romody in with tho
legialnture that enacted it. and not with
thwnrta. which are bound to respect it.
The legialaturc has spoken and oblalienco
h our tint and only duty it to at liberty
to throw around the ballot box such safe
guard- and regulations as it may deem
proper audit la the duty of the cilinunflto
conform thereto. Such inconvenience to
not toogreat a price to pay for an honest,
pure ballot.
It. [tall-to bucked Mal.
"it to a matter of public notoriety that
ballota by diluent par-one
equally determined to chemo the mint»
.9de law have in acme moon-
tataad the word ‘for’ in tort a pmltlon
with the adieu! voted for and winctlmea
animal it. We refer to these inutancealn
conformation of our poaitlon that the lan-
guage under would-ration la in flat aur-
liqueur. ti amblguoua it In the proper
of couatrnetion.
Iii-charging thodatyw of couatrulng
itaothat the voter ahallnot bedeprived
of MI meal-opt open a plain provision
oftbelawwefrel bound to holdtbattbe
actdoaanotlulormoexpreadynorbynco-
my motion prohibit the use of the
wolf-dbl!" tithe! tinder. it
malaballcta et a pelttcal partyoinlt
thewerd‘forlatbeeoonectlonuaud.
i
.. filiiilfllyi
THEBBSTIIN SHIRE
of our first. anniver-
sary.
During the year
upon which we have
iust entered, and in
years to come, it will
be our aim to give fully
as good satisfaction ,to
our customers as in the
year past, and better,
if possible. *
Store closed all day,
03 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,':C1?.
and 5 in painter. popcr hanger. decorator.
PHIIQHXJBAPHEBS.
NORTH. G..'s .8 Waahinglons SUN Ono
quality only, and that the bent. 1.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. W. C. ofllcctfiand 41 Washington st.
.\. llaura’lltolfl lt03.7t08. ‘
PIANO TUNER I REPAIBBB.
ill-25' DEE. (T. F. cor Wall and Knight no.8.All
denlor in pianos. organa. shoot music. etc.
PLATINll—GDIJI. SILYI-ZIIAND NICKKL
Sill T H MIR‘VALK PLATINH (‘0. ”Water
at. All kind-of ell-t troplntiug done liahing
and rcflnirdting of all kinds of met goods.
on“. nit-ran: amigo. ,’
LAY TON JACOB III. ll Ichi at unfit:
4.x. l'n'uin-rty furauh- boom oren't. (madv
\V'Otll)“ ARI) E. A No. MllnstfiN. houaaato
rent and building lots for sale.
, nmaunam a
BYNREL 1&9um “
atal lhouru. h‘ -t mtclasoin “or“?
611941. A few table board «y
LANE' S DEPOT RINTAI'RANT 8. m3.
it) the best. prime the lowest. Open all
SCHOOLS.
BAIRD‘S Miss lNS’l‘I’f‘U N. Y
,boardlngand day school. Tfi'mik "Hilda-t;
‘X..MEAD’S ROOL
ladies. HilleldSUN, Sprinlecurirliizpcu “rim
uuon'rnann arm n Pit-m6-
LAI'DER'N BLOCK. RN. C. F. Plumbfl’r‘ln.
Day and evening seminar. fiend forciraular.
STEAM ENGINES AND m
xulfil' ALI! iRON WORKS C PANY.
\\ ater of s N. near Railroad ml«lac. m
NTIAMSIIIP TICI‘T AWN? . '
LAY TON JACOB M. Wmhlngtnuetnext
\‘J'uk. tickctwruftmnney ordiu (Ice yap
s'rom: outrun,
until .10le n. nfiaehlmhat,“ aleo
hrit k. in o. lenient. hair.
MORTIN Jonx narrator oven". 5: N,
Aim layer of mm rote wall”.
NTOYES, RANGES All" HEATERS.“
KRTf.‘ lll' ll. LtNDON £9 liavi Lil.
liar rumors arid water beaten). Who! ’
POWELL. J. W. fl Wanhinaton at... B. N.
TRUCKING
noni INSI'ORN “WI"MW
UNIMBTAK HIS. """""""
mastication llrae . .
opfim‘inamh uni. °mxmmfim
JEIJJFI‘E. om. It I it.
"d” No. Haunt. N. Open
tours.
RAY NONI). “Ito. H ll ml at .
Realdeuro I Berkeley at. “ll-wail}, i "l‘
Jacob M. it.
um um- and noun A at. " Is.
auranco Ila-luv o-aad
Jot-an “Kteamsrns'l‘icketo—n. Oakland ii
%
Mall ’1": of Irwin.“ Notary MFR:
II n I - I“
”linked to deatliiation.
“girxummmm err-t. em to Peel om.
Jammie” attention stream Repairing. Menu
31 MAIN m NOR"
alum Next to Bryant. lime
ALB! N MALI! liq.
Ocelot in all kladaof
lei and tilted I
vacuum 131mm,:
Bulimia“. liardit'annedm 0mm“
Nolt'i'lt IAIN men. ma m,
south I'm-lb. _Iillt‘it
80010 "it'll. comm
Onndatly Moth».t ”rite!
o. no. on urdnyma an
Winnie-t alloweteu
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voted
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