32mm 3»
no...“ wgfim
When.
armors AT also “”“M'M'”
minus lumrurr. .
m
v. .
mamWaterbury. 1!“
ll”
on
catch manomrmwme.
captured in Norwalk on that ociueimr.
and Cheapeu‘caual Transportation.
- News
Littleoaskerslnucru
' llwflrseeaduns. »
calculated to supersede home
the propulsion of unalboats.
to he the moat device
the dmired
B “1" ' ‘ichnman oculive forits
tortures must to expeditound circa Ion
b‘ Pant-vie ”warm" “”1"" mural transportation. Mr. Austin chums
“mm V’ 1, mm for his oontrivanco that it Will propel a
' Ins. 1m Newlirk.
of the first boat, Mr. Austin pu
organize clubs throughout
1! South Norwalk, and the
‘ scoot, at Philadelphia, deserve
.. v rendered by 11me
.20! Norwalk, and Min Mary
Mot MYork, werehighiy
' . andbroughttoahappycrm-
firearliorpartoftheprogramme.
. Mtatiomwerehishlyfim'm'
one entitled ”Daisies,” by Mia:
Hyper“, of Huddersfield. Eng-
waa finely rendered. Although
. ,a quarterof an hour’s time,
Mull pathoaof the storywere
;’ portrayed that (routine timtto
'1‘“:th closest attention was
“wand theyonnglady was
barium the gymnasium were
mutating. Theroomwnognily
mifionficgoodmndthedrilk.
mandating: warmly amrlauded.
*lfi'gueatawarmlywmmmdulthe
ftp-or both teachers 9nd pupils in
f‘fidopartmont.
Co.."nt a nominal sum per share,
these clubs
the 'nci citiea on the seaboard
alsopglongpd
enmuragernent from must of the
paltmrno in the country and wi
visit Danbur
clubs.
our or ms or}? rocrm.
Capitol Employees
The fund from which the men em ploy-
bauated last Saturday. and begining next
meufrom his own pocket. 'l'here are
twenty-seven men on the pay roll, in-
cluding the mginew. mrridor men.
grounds. The amount mac-luxury to pay
thine weekly is $320. in the aluonce of
native of quitting work or working on
trust. t'omptroller Btuuh decided that
it would behettcr to keep the building
and grounds in gmd condition and not
to impose any hardship on the men.
none of whom could well allord to wait
months {or their pay, and will thcrclorv
wpplythemoney, trialling to the leg—
islature for reimbursement.-—iiartfonl
Thou. .....-
Alba “.00. Damn
Yesterday morning Judgi- Thuyer
been] the argument» in tho suit of
Arnnsh M. Prior againsvt err-Sheri“
Christian Bwartr. and reel-"ml his
decision.
The next mink?“ up wall that of
Navy W. llnwco against lunar,- Williams.
Both parties are Wotan. of lliannr.
nearfitalnfrnd. Hm. liaweaiaa widow
andu'p to lifl'i kept bonnie". One
night air yearl- ago. while on her way to
. viltaldghllorwholelllulo anold orb
' laradjoiaiagthehigllweyaadowmdlry
laaac William. lier log war badly
tutti yuv that thehmitute baa
Whiter-walk. They-wile
“ , -alargevaumberofstanntli‘u
’ mm roe arrow.
“MMMMfls-n
‘ allow-anon.
“fin-nay.“ New York city,
”irate-day '
,; Rattle Chase
”WWI. flfl ,
hanreturned to
r
abletokeephoardenand aokaiorflfiw
dam-m mmwumum
out in not hayin‘theamantinn properly
Winona themoundaot action
fliLC.Ooonay. of Ellen.
“mvflthghfl'fllllherand
' :Iru.
'- w “W' 0' w“ mama roll-on a‘l‘nnglo.
gm“ ‘3' day- ‘m" mmmummmm
«Bridgeport, who refine to recognize
mm W- Ely-u. M mmlflW!mMy to we
m. i" thamoototodlor.Mynlghtdiu-uav
M odtheqolatiou at removing (.‘hld Ry-
lsods at the police . 'l‘hc
mmmnulwtm
Mb charged with willnl and con-
.. “mng-hahhmbythem
xMt‘olltkevae-“M‘m thew-min
vyumungmwwummsm
.mfifiw “hulk-relate lay-Wan to
humane-amend. 7 _
’11.“.
01 no.
.... "onenmrm
SuperintexldolitlloGulmol'the State
Bottmeohoolatlieriden.wss in Nor-
walk yesterday looking alter Thorns-
. Kline. WM_W from'tlle Iohool
‘ m in» buy me-
‘ nail“! m,
sftar'whlchhooa‘meto'fldiwalb When
, nhearrivedhereOflloeraAdama
arthy wereeahedtokeepulook-
out forthe boy. The OW'W.
Officer McCarthy going up Main street
' andOflloerAdamaplooeedingto Dunn‘s
. stables. where he discovered the boy
asleepln one of the atolls. He Irrated
youngKlino and turned him over‘to
theouperinteudentln time for him to
Kline b an old olfender, having run
awnyabout a year am. He was also
mu. sternum: "mgr: rowan.
A Norwalh Man's Inventloa to Expedite
We find the following in the Dnnbury
Eminit R. Austin, of Norwalk' was in
town last week on business preliminary
to the introduction of his new invention
fire! In
. Ans-
tin’s invention is a moot ingenious ellair
and is pronounced by mechanical expert?
3'"
brought forward by any of the horde of
inventor: who have sought to produce
o'er and thereby claim the
anumnto o ered by this government and
Canada, aggregating $225,000. as an in-
uctiou. The «essential
boat twice or fast, and at onethird the
cost of borne power. In order to raise :1
fund imminent {m the reduction of the
machinery or the equipment
' is to
airfield
county, each member oi which shall he
a shareholder in the ”E. R. A. Profiling
ively shall have ex-
clusive control or a certain number of
days during the reason, for excursions t3
, an
the! principal rivers. of the
first boat thus equipped, which in now
being built. The vane] will beof the
we yacht order, fitted up with all the
uxnriea and comforts of modern inven—
tion. Mr. Austin has received gratifying
|[Immu—
norm
and Bctbcl With full ex-
planation: 0 his scheme and to organize
Comptroller Stauh'a Way or Paying the
edaroundthecapitol are paid was ex-
Suturday Comptroller Stool) will pay the
elevator man, and tlune employed on the
any lands the men erllltl have the alter-
, haetaredmndmwruletulop {($3.03 '
time.“ filtration thatch-loan linger ,
. summit“ link-nod
ignorance
lriiiinll
A 9001) ATTENDANCE AND EXCIT-
llifl SPORT.
Summary of the Alton-oak Bronte—Clasp
.ta; nay nth-M at Hun-plan.
harm-ad. ,, -
The Malice wufi'oo‘d at theDel-by
raoesymterday, and the sport exciting.
Polhwiug are the summaries:
2:48 clues. Porno, #200.
Oak Grove Stock Parm's br.rn. finale 0.
Moraine ................................ 3 l l l
C. E. Scrun'a b.m. Rooewmd. of Derby..2 8 2 2
Allen ltlak‘a big. Frank l...ot Willlm-
antlc ................................. l l I 3
New Haven Sta n L, of xrw
Haven ...... ...tiad
11m.2:flfl.mkm A)“.
2:88 clue. Porno, $250.
W. Bean's lagltolandflf New Yorkt d l l 2 1
Elm City Farm'a [.m. Lady Thomp-
. somof New “I‘VE"..u. 3 l t 33 d
J. B. Fleming’a bug \\'.ll.i’.. of New
lurk ......l a r z 1 2
C. E. riwan‘e b.m Daisy 0.. of Dcrhy2 3 2 d
0. ti. Robertn'b.u. Major (Lot Boston; 5 5 ll
Tillie—2215‘. Md“. 2513‘, 2:21)“, w.
This race war by far the moat import-
ant of the meet, and at one time fully
$3.000 were in the poole
Racing at Huntington.
'catonlny was the closing day-oi the
third annual spring meeting of the Long
Island Live Stock Association at llun-
tington, L. I. The nttcndancc was the
best on record. The summary of the
races follows:
Special purse. fit); trotting.
iiem,grgiBruuhL................. .
Jim Cornell. bu (Brown)
All» A, gr tn (Crinkllnl.... ., .. ..
Time»2:'nl}§. 3;“. 25.25.
2:29 claim. trotting: puree $30!).
Alliim)’, ch g by llepiagou lt‘ornwelli.....
.lulin(‘,rrrm ll-‘lcetlm ., .. 222
.‘llllldt‘,l§llt (lrwkwood) ...... . ........334
l‘nughkwpnie, ligi’llerrinutonl ..l t It
(‘ulebu'bxtlht‘h-l“ .. . , . .555
Sultan b In (Hort) ...................... 6 6 ii
Time‘zlall. 25mg) 2:12.
2:45 clam. trotting; puree #25.
Prince ll..hg(l.m-kwoodl .. ......... 2 l l 1
Judge 5.. b giDttnlnryl .. . .l 2 22
Blarkban.blk “York! ................. 333 r
Balern.bgi'l‘rarlerl................ 5M3
Beater Wilkegb alflerrinzton) ....... l I 55
'l'imo—t’n'fr, em 23%, 2mg.
. a llama rum.
The people at the Huntington races
weresomuch inmml with the per-
formance of T. S. Morison‘s fomr-ycnr‘
old colt Pickett. y’cstenlny, that his
trainer. W. H. Lockwmnl, was {killed to
exhibit and give him a trial heat. 110
did sound the colt made a half in kill.
SPECIAL DEPITTI’ SIIERII‘I‘S.
Appointed to lire-none the Peace or the
Execution of Jacob lirheele.
in order to refine ndmiasion to the
Bridgeport jail ”Him-hero Jacob Schoolc.
the New (Ianaan murderer, is to holmng.
next Thursday. a certificate of npwint-
merit as a special deputy sheritl "m n»
quiml. Thaw certificates read a.» follows:
Sultan's Orr-mt. l‘arnnzw (Torn-n. I
Bnlounmrrr..lunell,lflll. l
l. Item-r L. (hunt-rm. Mimi! oi the
('onnty of I-‘nirtieid. do hereby drputc. author-
iu and appoint wwwww . a nmislileputy nberifl.
to ltholhl in incurring the public pear-r nt the
execution of Jacob School». on Thursday
ml: do! of June, not. It half-past tell a. .
itonrrr I. Culluaoll. Sham.
The certificate in bordered with black.
Weapon and Snag-tuck.
1-1. it. Ruth and family have moved in
to their new house at Wmtmrt.
'l‘be Mime» t 'ookemft arrived ycatcrday
and will mmupy their summer reside-lice
nt \thlnrrt.
The strawberry festival given by the
hollow! the Ssugutuck Metluulint church
new-d the enemy about $70.
The ludieu of Holy Trinity church.
will hold a lunar and foolinl in the
Sunday-win»! room of the church next
chnl-Iday and Thurudny evening».
A lam-so drivcn by some ladim [manu-
frightened at the corn near the flange-
uu-k nation ymteulay men and ran
carriage out and as the contour.
Luckily no one was merely injured.
Wm .
, You In"! Dal-m 7 ,
The breakingofa muplirlg link on a
float carryiugwnoaroottheiiewvork
sndNewilavonr-silroadin Octolwrlart
ihmmswmymhammontlu
MeanintotherivenAcarfollownlsnd
bywhlehhehpmnanently termite-ladle
tried the anupeuy for OmiJWJn-igota
verdict («310.000. Thecommyoomid-
«ring tlwsmouut creative. moved tors
uewtrhtheu-oondtrialendulintheflu-
periormortyesterdsyhetoreJudgefi-rdg—
wick. wltllaverdlctfortho plaintill‘or
”Meanwhile-wast verdicts ever
given byajury in a palm damage-alt
inltewYork. One attire juroro wasa
Wm
“mm-um
ourruutwesk'mabeothsfollowhgsbow-
lagotroslortatonl-ud.m:
Irritant: ll mics use?!”
p... Bridgeport SI and pants
”Merrill-Island
WWWltml-ud
mm Wt minaret”,-
‘lflrsormltrw lint-tamarind
mammal-trunnion
i mural-a
WWIiut-ghtnlufl
timeout-n. * _
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llmfiimfillli ‘
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‘7.
00. Volt!
Wl EEIIWalln. .
min on:
Kn You. hulk—no comm
mat Woes of the Dam: at
CityuftiowYor-kwsrs ldlnt‘hs
Am:
ela- ofthe . new aunlnsry
held its graduating enrol-as Thursday.
There were twelve graduates. One at
them goes to Germany on the
fellowship, whaha will “3:, for two
years, another accepted r-
Ihip of English language and literature of
an lows mum, two will momenta horns
missionary work in tho wort. and arm
have either accepted or meandering the
swoptanes of peatoratoo. mother gradu-
atewillpmbablygoolthortotboaouth or
At Johns Hopkins.
Burnout, J one la—‘l'ha conferring oi
dogma and the exercises incident upon
the close of the fifteenth academic year of
the Johns ilopkiua univeraity took plans
in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal church.
A JERSEY CITY AMAZON.
Although ludlapoaad Ila Whipped ‘l‘hraa
Jersey City Pollen-on.
err Cm. June l1-Cntherlne New-
kirk, who weighs over sou pound: and re-
aldeaat Bergen and Commnnlpaw avanuao.
Jersey City. was committed for trial in
Jersey City for smoking policemen. She
badly whipped thread Janey City's finest.
Her son. Garret Newklrk, a young hood.
lum, robbed Thom- Bayaoflflm Bayes
procured a warrant and Detective Baltic
went to Newklrk’l mother’s bull to ex.-
cute it.
Mrs. Newkirk aired Hollie by the throat,
threw him sway from the door leading to
the rtalrs, and warned her son, who on
coped llolttc took out a warrant for Mn.
Xewkirk'a arreat,and Policeman O‘Rourke
and iteady were aent to serve it. Mn.
Newklrk blacked O'Rourke's eye and
Readyonlyercaped a drubbing with Mo
own club at her hands by hiding in the
kitchen. M f he 1' rth t.
Captain . cKaig, o t on precinc
took two other ofloen to the house where
Dr. Wilkinson. one at Jersey City’s moat
prominent physician. declared she wastoo
ill to be locked up. Captain loKalg,
however. said that any woman who could
whip three policeman was well enough to
boar-rested, and ordered his mentotako
her away.
TO FIGHT FOR FREE COINAGE.
Senator stewart Thinks tlsa Neat Cou-
gnsa Wm nary an Incentive You.
\t’asrlixorox, June Ill—Th. mesons ot
the free Silver coinage executive commitv
teswillhe held at New Yorker: Junell
They will continue their work for the pro-
motion of free coinage. Senator Stewart
said today that he wss confidant a tree
coinage bill could be parsed the
next mum over the president’s veto.
“0! course," he said “there can be no
doubt about a twothlrds vote (or true
coinagain thhousa,aadln tho oenateit
baabaen shown that there loamajorlty.
If all the Democrats in the name will
vote topm the hill over the pI-idam's
veto there will be no trouble about the
mortar."
lugtothrom mm, 2 from Montana.)
from Nevada. 2 from (30qu l horn
Wyoming, 2 from South Dakota. 1 horn
Northllakota,l from KansanflromNo
break; and i from Pennsylvania. Cullen,
Stockbrtdp and Davis he regards so
doubtlnl. The votes counted as sure
wouldplvelmooinagewvotaaittho
Demon.“ voted solidly tor free coinage.
The only llemoeratic roaster- Mr. Stewart
regardusdoutnful are Gray. McPhrraoa
and Vilaa.
IW'I Mar to Johnston.
Gan-rat Sherman lathe prurneeot Gen-
eral Grant. with
away. throwingdbs mute 0' the
Itruck himon thehack. inflicting injuriev ‘l‘hs
oftII
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Willa Cum of Father
gMolllrlger' Near Pittsburg.
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Wm. June lib-no truly remark
abhouroaolallallmentsthat doshlshatr
to elector! by the Rev. Father Neill-set
at the shrine of St. Anthony, on Troy hill.
Allegheny, are again attracting attention
throughout the country. Over 1.000 in-
vslids from varioua parts of the country
have arrived in this city since Monday and
or greatly relieved. Father Molllnxer war *
obligultomovv from the Iacrtoty of flu
little church to the more commodioul
ochool building adjoining. At one tinu
ova 2,0!» patients were awaiting their
till.
1'. To“ the Prtaat'o Power.
Morrow is St. Anthony's day and
preparations are in progress (or the so
commendation of the thousands who will
he prevent an the day in which the priest's
power to heal is oak! to he extraordinarily
great, hamnse Anthony is said to he the
Iaiat from whom he derivea that power.
Yesterday two blind hon—horn blind,
agadthlrtoeuandaixtoan seamlodby
their mother and deter—mot Hr. Cul~
hertaon, a wealthy farmer near Halifax.
N. 8., arrived from tho Norton Blind soy~
inns at llallfaa. Last evening a large
sumherot individualo. residentsot Rule
villa, Tenn. arrived. accompanied by their
blends. and hastened to Troy hill. The
mlnaudaboutthecburchanre
markable. and at least none of the cum
dented are little short or miraculous.
.0"! Ext-nod from I‘atleuta.
ltharrheeu discovered the! Adolph “opp,
Father Mollinger‘o nmuunenris and inter-
prom. toxvther with his brothers, Frank
and John, and Jacob llock, have for several
day- hsmutartia. fees from the afflicted,
repv-utln‘that they had great influence
with the prim. One of the lleppbrolhara
said that by W they secured several
hundred deltas» a week. Father Mallin-
psr luakas unbu'awhaterer for his nerv-
ion.
young men and it will he atappod and the
participants made to antler.
Called to In...
it is stated this evening that Father Moi»
linger he: been summoned to Rome by the
pope. He leaves on Monday next. The
purpose of thapecial call is not known.
but knowledge at lilo going has created
consternation among his patient:
50-- 0! the cured Duel.
The following are a low orthopeoplc
who are said to have bencnvodbythr
priest:
Patrick O'Donnell is lrovn lchlzh, Pu.
and ban been blind in one eye for four
years. lie in now able to are dimly out at
the athlete-l eye, and has been three day:
oul‘vv'bili.
hank Cook. of collar, Pu, kaahua
troubled with palsy. in has spent one
wsek at Troy hill and in abls toholda'
ulna quite “.1!in in one hand.
Mn. Frances lleinz. from Waterloo. ll.
It was not until Mondaynhaoommonced
portormlng the religion- eouras which
Path. Mailings prescribes lor Roman
Catholic. 3h had to hurried trout her
chair to area lachurch. but mainly
ahawaacarriadbytwornsntntotheofdee.
where the prion given each per-u a bear
lag. After taking the blends; ahe war
shletowalk. She kadtrledall the heat
pbyaieians in the vicinity of Waterloo, but
they could do her nomad. Theolobrs.
tions and svvvlcas on the Feast at at
Aathouywlll begin with ma-atoo'claek.
grand high manwlllberunl at It
Rev. Father Oshr. prurient-lot
Winona.“ anon—AW
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FAST GRINDER.
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COFFEE in TE.
Filters Special Fabrics. l'rm. all kind-s.
Grand Exhibition.
0:
ion lasts.
Professor William H. A
Coffee and Ten School will
at our store. Thurmlny,
Wonderful of all invcn
making coffee and tea.
or tea as clear as Wine,
the same.
tea you
it, you
the cxllibl
tested with the most w
customers to see t1
Remember we 5
store in South No
Friday and Saturday.
with all the ric
Saves one-half over all ot
get only bitter water. but by
' _ the. new
have a delicious drink. The Pots W
life have seen these Co
ousehold blessings
This is the most
lions over exhibited before the ublic for
It takes only one minute to ma e coffee
h ingredients contained in
hers. In boiling coffee or
method of making
ill be on sale while
lice and Ten Pots
onderful results, and want our friends and
rem in practical operation.
hall exhibit these Colfce and Tea Pots at our
malk. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. June I I. l2 and I3
comer FREE T0 All.
MRS. VAN DUZEN’%
“'9 shall also cxhibi
Ston-
-——-o>.-——
celebrated Bake Bake
Which will be of great into
and we rcsjwctfully invitc
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Get a Sample of Cake
m... OOO—-———
On the Afternoon and Evening of
t
Will be Served Free. .
NW
Shonlnaer Plano.
A
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5m
fVHi‘i‘oil
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rest to all of the ladies toknow about
you to call and examine tin-m and"
some
fine-non .
yres. from Frank Bicker‘s New York
exhibit the above ll
Grandpa! Triumph of the Age. ion’l Min II.
toll the some days all our South Norwnlk
l
: Saturday, J une l 3,
.... mmnigmnorn‘hmh roman am... when“
cones.cakaaimHEnmN’Scelebmeucmm
Keep your eyes open for Tickets on the
ransom am, , ‘
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nfifi
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31on 00. all.
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use. il. in mom-i. ‘mommaymnmmn‘w on i
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nmxgmunm
dealer mm
sulmvswa‘rih’mmx w ' .
lngion «hummus '
“isowzmew
magnum). 1: no: 1‘68.on
Learns: names a name nun.
mourns mu. an. lumber and m.
rough or workodtoorder.
“Bolts arm 3mm. , -
SEYMOL'R. HENRY. 128 Went are, 8. N. , All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken. ’
B l . . .
M flifimegggflt “.84? Job
manna All) clam
BfiTES. P. Wfi'” mm mkan‘lgilatnrer o!
12 mg enlar-
etoene wor eof allnkllalide. '0' ‘1.
Kim's 00m _ ‘
COMSTOCK BROS Masonic build' 8.. I! So.
Main 5t, 5.x. Geriticmen’o r
l-‘RANCIS a. on. as Washington 3. N.
hate. gentleman's turnhhlau «min and"
mam “none.
GUSOWS 2. 3| Wall N. A It
guarant ; the latent sty alum
KOCOL F. 17x Main 8. N. Pine
oring'angpecialty? nudging, etc. “a.
Ilium r
COLL XS. R.M.1311atn S. . ladies
materialllsedlfdeind.“ X on
FITCH. arm Wall 3. r
“om mien grunting" my
“810 mum.
GIBSON. ALEX S. H Kerwin R. Piano,
organ and harmony. “‘
OYSTER mmaa m I) .
HOYT. “I 1!. dc SON. 134 Water st. 8. X. (but
of Ra 'mondJ Plan whole-
sale d’calern in mmW
REED it HOUSXAN. W Phl-
ters and shippers of gmmw
VAX NAME. J. 1.. a CO. P. 0. box as 8. ll.
PATTERNS AK!) HOBBS»
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS,
rhorpe. pron. Riverside are Sit. Elise
ing a epet‘inlty. by steam. hot water or hot
air. References: Norwalk lack Company.
(steam): Dr. Bohannan. (steam): K. 1. Ben-
nett. (ththlflhll Tryon. (hot air); Willhln
ll. b'llnlh. late-nil: Glace Chumh, (hot air):
many others.
Yum
BRAIXARD. P. C. 7 “'ntnr at. N.
Palm. gold and silver dens aapoc ‘.
OSTBRBAXK GEO. H. 7 Water N. Home
and sign painter. paper hangerfilocoratw.
Plum“
NORTH. 6.25. '8 “'aahilcton .
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