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Mutt or thawing tbrtbe lawn Tel-ate
J claw-mt.
The entrinr for the Rorwalh Lawn
night lulhingarounddudrew
" ‘alumoonWeetatreet. When
_ pain‘a coachruau went lulme
tnidnightthemen weroatanding
"airee‘neer thehnrn,lmt hurried
Tennis Club’a tournament, for the Bob-
ert ,Vanlturen prism worn drawn this
liming with the following rheult:
Wednesday. July l. doubler—4:00
p. in... F. A. human] and R. Bur—
ehanl, va. W. ,Acton and I]. E. Bialiop.
J. Knapp, Jr. find A. B. Rune“ v5. 1. A.
Borneo and George C. Bette. Singles.
510031. in., W. B. Jennings vs. ll. E.
Bishop; 5:30 p. 111., Rev. 8. ll. M'ntkine
rs. Frednllill.
flaturday, July 4. 8:00 p. in, double»—
, w rufimwghey gm rNJuylor, Jr., and lea. Raymond vs.
no the hotneor burn. The police AlbenMo-smau-odno nuns-nan.
notified. 'The ooachman says he
”the aamernen onthe mulls-es
'Allueomnlrflary.
L oneaudtwo o’clock Hoturday
”1.; burglar. triedto foroeonen-
tbroughoneol‘ therearwindows
‘lltattoroolfoneofthewireecmeus
butatthewindowmutthenoino
u Joesph Nagle, who sleeps in
part0! the lwuae. llegotnp and
‘7 ~ out,bt!teaw noono. Them
on tliegrouud aehon distunceuway.
A YIIBNIDIJ RACE.
Singles. 4 p. m.-.l. A. Pinnoo vs. 1490.
Rayniond;5:lll p. m.. A. B. Roswell vs.
R. Bumbard.
Wedneoduy, July 8, 4:00 p. m.,ein—
flea—J. Knapp, Jr., v3. 1". A. Lock-
wood ; 5:00 p. m.. N. Taylor, Jr., vs. W.
F. Acton.
David Raymond drew the by and will
wait until the noxtdrnwing.
SUNDAY AT THE ClllTIlCllllhl.
Bar. J. A. Blddle Clean Illa Paator'ale of
the Congregatlonal Church.
Rev. J. A. Biddle closed his pastorate
of the Congregational church in this city
William ,
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Ma no...“ alumna.
”$3532 to”. tilt; . low,
«(whim We”:
run contra no home or cm
um Donovan Prone.
ol' ”nation-Oat ntl’owa Guant- Vb.
an lulu-yin lorwaiu llerpitalltv. "
Colonel limit, 0! Ridgelield. is in tmvn
today. .
Werulell 0. Ashton, of Button. apolit-
Sunday at his home in this city. '
Charles L. Werren, of the bomgh. is
Intending a few week: in Ridgeueld.
Harry Blanchford, of Franklin avenue,
spent Sunday with lriende in Bridgeport. t
Mine Mabel Beers hue returned from a
viait with Mr. and Mrs. Cluster F. Taller,
Jr., in Ausouin.
”they I.
*mnuétww
' avertedthatan
ratedlormmade e'ilu’ioat un
inventigatlon was made by
Mia but without
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bothdepart-
entitled the health oflee.
Dr. Wan. trimmer-immune
be rem and made a nine
Ill nor warn
lulullallbloeh.
. nap-m.» eta-givea- n «reap ne-
Charlea McPherson, amirtant secretary
of the Y. M. C. A.. is taking his annml
vocation this week.
Henry D. Smith and family. of No.
10! Washington street, are moving to
Bridgeport to-dny.
rippedupapartotthelmraldwmhor-
rifled totlnd rowan! skeletons, lament
which ahreda of flesh atill clung. Who
placed them there in not known, and the
authorities will make every etlort to find
the guilty patrons The theory advunoed
by the health adieu-a in that some attache
of a medical college brought the aubjette
there to bleach 'I'Il‘e bouen were allowed
to remain in the building until the matter
‘L‘Tl-nwaenatl'aat. but There waa
”may evening a very inter-(sting
took place on the Driving Truck.
‘. the day it became kuownton
of “the boys” that a friendly moo
. take place between the trullers
, . by 3. II. Rowan, Edwin Adams
* John H. Knapp, and about 6 o’clock
_ lathe secret quietly proceeded to
The race was delayed until
n 7 o’clock, owing to an engagement
William M. Saunders
no judge. and occupied the grand
As Mr. Rowan wm handicapped
‘ ahuggy, hewas given the choice
W The race was boil two in
and Iran won quite easily by Mr.
Duke, in 3:10; and 3:“).
, ~ aeotmd. Theuthere wasaaomh
., '_- dull the home on thotraolr. which
"' xrbyW.lchhne’aLeontahu.:hl.
fieliniemndewas not equal tothat
lithe June meeting of the wool;
’. ., . but there was twine tiu- inn.
Mr.
. Paul the Train and Almnltll.
inane: Sherwood, colored, rimmed
11:03 train at Darien Saturday night.
; that it stopped at I-‘uirli-rld.
'- he resides. He fell uslwp and
the train mm] this city a limb»
. awoke him and told him to gut oll
yesterday. He delivered two excellent
sermons to very large congregations.
Mr. Biddle will be greatly misled among
the peopleof the parish, whom he has
visit-ad frmucntly, and especially by
thosa'n’ho are confined to their homes
by age orsiclmess. During his stnyoi
two years and a half here llc‘ has lmptitml
about eighty children.
Rev. A. “'heaton oddrmnl tho Union
Gospel Temperance Reform Asuwintion
on the bridge yestenlny aftornoou. He
made a stirring numb and his remarks
were listened to with interest by the
large number of people pmt.
Owing to the cool and plemiant Weather
yesterdaynll of the city and bompgh
churches Were unusually well :ittmnlml.
Sentinel Employee-a ltave an Outing.
The employees of Till-t Swarm. oilice
—n wagonette load of them—had an
outing Saturday aftemoon at Calf Pne-
ture Point. where they enjoyed tliem~
selves like in)lll,‘§tllllt‘ school boys, play-
ing bull. running.jumping. swimming
and hunting. Tim it‘lilllfl‘l of the fi'fi'llb‘.’
ocvnsion Wllriilli’ Human-ll.» very best
in quality, generous in quantity. and
cooked and served to the queen’s train
by genial I-‘rzmli Lumen. t'all' Paxton-is
lit-fuming dwrvedly popular with city
and borough people. and Mr. Lam-n can
rest assured that the printers will sing his
min. Herefmed todo sound nrllt- [trainer in highf‘. for the splendid time
. n to light, during which he put his
W the our window. wrung his
quite badly. He was finally put I
"my hurl.
An n-xciting im-iilent, which, will!» it
lid nut mar tho phonon-of tlu-mmsiou.
the train and Ollie!» Gladstone .1an lent a little vnrirty to the fitttit‘itirs. was
u . tool: charge oi him and plaml
inthelochlp. lie was bmught in,»
» Illicit lorrell thiamoruing. iflliil‘gt‘tl
Mamas and bflflll'll ol thr l
Be our fined $3 and run».
v v "v ”p.28.
VIII “try to Break the Ito-cont.
, .kw P8117. the low“ agent lnr
M bicycle, Will all!" Kit 5 ti'i‘lm'k
‘ 0 morning to beat tlm host
. ‘timeof no; between South Nor—
. and Bridgnport. Prom Bridgeport
’ will journey-on his wheel to Guiltord
~ < awe-2k ortwo. Hewill then
lil- trip into llmchueette.
w _ home about the middle ofJuly.
« , Ir. Perry's ahieuu- any business
> with the purclmcofun Bugle .
be transacted with the mnin olllce at
Ala-ea to tho 0. ll. AL”.
MW evening. July 5. “heroin
~-1 No. Lolthia city,aud Pilgrim
{ 3,30. 50,0! Norwalk, will attmul
”It I. 3. church in abody and
toaaevmonhyltev. ll. it. harm.
the alumna-king of one of the party
whom we will roll Johnson.
upon flirting with n olwming young
Intent
only in bathing near by. ho was unmind-
lot that his rival hzul honored on our
from the boot and not him adrift.
All
llrt vtlnrtn to watch shore pron-d unavail.
m; and in» drifted rapidly out into the
Sound. Mr. Inw'n'u black boy "lloh"
throw off Iii-o c'lothes. plungml intu tin-
wulvr and owned the castaway.
0n the Illa-nod Held.
The Y. ll. i'. A. lioniora play-ml tlit' No
Venn-s on the. Fair (latitude. Saturday
alto-mini. violating them by n more of
l3 l0 7.
The [hirion Stan and Captain NMll's
nine played no interesting (1‘) game of
K1“ Saturday at Darker. Tho than
made unwound-Mr rune and the other
nine did not wire.
The Summon went to Stamford Sutur-
dny and phyed “to Y. hi. if. Al». the
more luring eleven to three in favor of
the Y. ll. C. A. nine.
A nine mlmplfltul of uwmhoread the
(ll-ou- chunvh boy choir nml tho South
whim will be ”Gettyalmrg." In Norwnlh titan mm! luau tliL-o morning
y pith-in the annivenary of
.Wnnm the one». an-
of the battle of ilettyelatrg,
, hattleolthercballiou. July
hum Union and 25.-
. nominal-revetment. lie
_ ’~”D60lm.lntl every one
bony patriotism in them is invited.
on tho Franklin atmt' whool gummla.
The more war fifteen to fourtmu in favor
of the vlmir lioya.
Y. I. c. A. Rotor.
All who have derided to go on the on»
mmlm Wednmlay, m renown to
roam timir tidal». it with“. the night
More. to avoid the mat: on that mom
hug.
Tlielaatregularmeetingolthuharliee’
Auxiliary lorihepmentm will be
lactate-mum alteration at it o‘elrmh.
Anthem are eoiue very immanent»
ten to he acted upon every uremia
Mold attend.
“amen Wham “an.
it» the W of The Windwar-
George and Charla; Comma, of the
Alpha Wheel club, wheeled to llidgelield
and return Saturday. t
bliss Minnie Bell is spending the
summer vacation at her home on Cove
street. East Norwullr. ~
His Mary Sella-Lot Men-in street.
isrpsvndingn low days with Mrs. C. B.
DoKlyn, in New York.
Mrs. A. B. Partrit'k, of Bridgeport. is
opmding a low dnya at the residence of
('. M. anronco. Lowe street.
Mrs. W. E. Lewis and son Bdson. of
Stamford. have returnml home from a
two weeks' visit with Mrs. J. l‘. Zelutl.
Tho Minn-s Susie and .lnsio Pink, 0!
Center avenue-Jolt town thin morning
for a Week's visit to friends in llrmklyn,
N. Y.
Edward Whittvorth. tlm wpular up—
town morohnnt’ tailor. "turned thin
morning from A brief visit in \‘i'nllinx~
t'onl.
Ulmrhn H. Miller. of Williams filling»,
it at the home of his pun-nix. Mr. and
Hm. Gouge E. Mille , of High till't't'i,
Norwnllr.
Will H. Tremper, R. A. Trapper. Jr..
and Thomas ('rulignn. nl Sow York city.
Hpi’lll Sunday with l‘. A. llnvilancl.ni
Lmrnln live-mm
W. T} mt; (lunvh. of London. England.
:trrltitwl of tho lll'VV llullntul Home.
New York. was tlu- glli'eil of .lmnm 1..
Nirvana over Sunday.
Landlord McPherson. o! the Norwnlk
Hotel, acmmpuniul by his \\'llt' and mu
Robert. left town iii-day on it two m-vlts'
visit to Butlnlo, S. Y.
P. stimuli-r llnhlx-llm'it'e and daughter.
who lint‘ela‘vn spending a few dnys in
vamnt. urn expected lmmu- frnm tlwir
trip lu-lllglll or tonmmm'.
W. ll. Best and W. ll. Sit-seller. oi the
Long Island Wheelmen. of llrvmklyn.
rmdod to Norwnlk yum-may and had
dinner at llle' Som'alk hotel.
\‘l'illinm L. l’ortmmmphryal in the»
ollioo oi the Somali lurk 1'01“}me
will “an Saturday for a vacation at his
runner honor in Beverley. lines.
0
l
Mien Minnie )l. llillum. who hm; horn t
studying at the State Non-ml School
hm n-tunwd to her homo on llrnry
.~tn<v~t. [Inst Nurwnlk, for the summer.
Among thaw who spent Sunday at the
llahachcmo hotel were (l. Awnivio.
who lumiorly "aided on him llill, Mr.
and Mm. l'oter lamp, and lit. and hire.
i'. It. Both-r, of New York.
It. Avery Firm has realigned hie [uni-
tion with the Norwalh iron Work» com- a
puny. Mm taking a two n'eekn' vam- l
lion at his home to Wait llavou. he will
Loo unntiw Machine Work». ltlchnurnd.
”to... e, mun... "
Pour yoke of men owned by (t. H.
lint-e. of throttles. wae utmch by light-
ning Friday and live had were hillod.
Au immune horn in Uullford. loler
«on with buy, lulmging toJ. w. Nor-
ton, wee etrnreh with lightning Friday
alumni and burnt italdeof n trunnion.
the barren! ll. 1. Maximo! Henchm-
ter, wae much by lightning l'ridny, and
nltlmgh it went tlmgh every room
but mu», llmomupante wereln thh mm
and . .
A millage What! by a ltr. Cocky. of
Wmhruoh. was much by a lailtolllght-
uieg My alarm; The lightning
M through a window. tore out the
atenmahingtheilooruithocupbmrd
le whirl: it overturned plutaaudhttlee.
ltfiueliy penal down the "new.
litter-tum ol tlnhmwautraeh
alike-Incline.
lute llall Attmtla- mirror.
attinlt tor a habean c
enyaad Jeeeph
He
can be more fully inveattgated.
One explanation of the ghaatly find B
hat Robert A. Haweo bar been carrying .
on the greweouie burineaa of ‘cleaning hu-
man skeletons for the medical protrusion
in the building. The board of health will
look into the matter.
GENERAL ALGER AND 1892.
Ho ‘l'lrlnh Ill-Ina and Cleveland lay
ltoth 8n Again.
01mm. J one ilk—General Alger arrived
iron: his western tour today. With refer-
ence to the political situation heconversed
freely. “Without a poulble doubt," said
be, “if Blaine want» the presidential nom—
ination he can have it. lflnd this feeling
genernlly gaining throughout the west. In
the an: i am confident he is stronger than
four years ago.
dneminl opprmunta of film are now una-
lnm to have him nominated
dim nml choice. not that his administration
has. not been successful, but lorthe simple
meson that illnino is the moat popular
than in Ame: lt'rl.
Many of bin most in-
llnrrison is
“From my observations through the
western states (‘lzvelnnd has the lend in
“Wrath: popular favor, Hie silver ideua
l limi injure his chance: very little. I
scarcely think the Alliance will be in the
field with a national ticket, but the old
soldier» will certainly cut more of a figure
in the appronnhing content than ever he-
lore. That element virtually nominated
Harmon in loss. and ita strength will
settle the contest in any event.
"lint the Alliance question is a tmnblo
umu' one. and you can't tell what the
duration will be with tho torment nrgnn- , ..
izitl:.nml it is troubling thinhzmz poli- pmnnlemlztnd robbed. “um seen today
Evlmn \- :) mllrh."
.\~ to his personal can-lidnry the general
mu rvam'u, but he writ autisliml the I“
would control the situation.
.
not? HALLINGER mar
Illa (roan-at Will Make an Alum” to
rave Illa.
.lizizsrzv (Ytrr, June m.<rl':dwflfd “2 Hal
linger who ie under uentence to be put to
dealt-fin the Hudson county jail tomor-
row. received a welcome visitor yestenlny,
Lawyer Char-lend. Peshall chore to confer
with him in relevance ton move Mr. Pb».
int" it ill make today toget n stay of son-
teml: pending an appeal
.‘ilr. l’rshnll will make an application to
a. United States judge fora writ of habeaa
corpun on the ground that llallingor'a
trial and conviction were unconatlt ntl
beware he was condemned without ajnry.
Ilullinger inaiated on pleading guilty,
and Judge Knapp ruled that a jurynbouid
w diapeused with, and a trial had to de-
ermine the degree of guilt. It the appli-
orpue la denied Mr.
l’ohlmll will immediately give notice of an
apwnl. and hr amour: comment of getting
a etuy pendiogttm appeal.
he to prepared todte, sud will try to act
like a nun.
llalllnger auya
llm Inhaw'a MIDI—
lowa Bunsen, N, J.. Jane 3.43m
crowd- of people were pie-eat in Long
Brunch yuterdayat the funeralot Fred
eriek Brokaw. who teat hla life while try-
ug to more a eervaut girl lflltlt drowning
utheeurt. Theearvioeewm heldat the
homo! the young hero'apamte. About
accept a with»: with the ltk'luuond {m "WM” 0' l I 'l at 'l
eabody. 'I’heearvteaawere alas
"I! PIA.
the Itev. C. J. Young, 0! the loan Taylor
in. Memorial church. emulating. The body
will be taken to Xewarh tom alder
mart oi the Noam limb-ll eluhaa a
auanl of honor and interred in flout
l'leaeaat cemetery.
“ocean"
Weathermen
countenan- oi the beard’a
Will“
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Haw You. Jan-null". Ill-am
mat at Illa eat
nmnnaarveleleathareetettbathafl
banal-a
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"WA. Janet—41hr bone-r lame
muggy. deceitful». that: abet
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wooed
plate-Mailman“. Jeaeph
member at the ultra, be around
naiug Slim lam-p
other lite-her.
unlit-nu liar-ed lowland on tho
Mum and ”anti Are at Prue» 0.!
cl Sight—JIM “amt Item film
, .Nrw Your, June 29.-A man which ta
replete with nyvtery and strangely rug-
[ualve of a parallel with the “'righerutv
linger care in now perplexing the polloe ol
:bhetty,towhem it has been reported.
ha in the famous Staten Inland mystery,
zbeprincipalawho figure in the ear-nu
two young men at almoat thevauieage.
I'hey became acquainted aboardan incont-
nn ocea- atearner and grew to be M
trieuda. One 01 the young m. Charlaa
W nor. the one whoae myaterioua db.
tweet-race la now reported to the pollen.
aadalargernmolmoueyonhiepemu.
Theotber,arnau named Rowland, wan
not no well provided. Upon the arrival of
A Strange Clean—alumn-
Thlr is regarded aa atrnnge, inumnchaa
:heir destination» were enppoeed to be in
widely diluent directions, and that Wan-
:ier waa expound to join his brother, who
had already made arrangements for his
reception. Every pmntion had been
:nken tonotify the young man when he
torrid find his brother. and that he knew
If the latter’a addrua ta proveu by his
own letter:
The renal arrived in this port on the
ad. but not a traee of the young man or
ale companion can be but. lie has disap-
Jeured Its completely as ll be had (alien
in: of exiatonce.
ll- Cnrrlnt filmm
Charles Warner in twenty-tampon of
we. amt is described 5* being about 5 feet
I!) Etch: in height, with him- eyes, light
bnir and mustache and (Lurk complexion
When he left the ship he worn it dark blue
iilk focal Engllah reefer jacket. a dark
lerby hat and pantn of dirk amped ma.
zerial. lle carried acane. In a belt he had
gold and Bank 0! England note» to the
mine of 01mm
Charley. Warner was to join his elder
brother, Thomas, who bod him
to this country by only a few days. The
brother! intended to go into the drug
business in this city with the money, which
represented the proceeds of an entate which
had been settled on the young innit.
Foul Play feared.
Thomas fours that Charles has been
it the plum where h..- is living Thomas
will:
“The more I think of illuirlea' disappear-
ance the more I becmne sot‘mfied that be
has hemme the viethuot foul play. He
wm not the kind of. A young lullow to do
running man. the mm but: been ll»
financed by somebody.
"1 took evuy precaution to guard
agalnat Charlea going utruy. lle haa not
lost my address, for it he had he would
have Inserted an advertisement in the
uewepupem. knowing I would certainly
reeit. lhave hunted high and luw,illd
sun ascertain nothing."
Mr. Winner known young man named
Rowland in Devonehire. England. I ho won
an mutton! to ”antlers in 3 drug thap
there. The aaaietaut in deacrtbnl on man
fully ll tact in height, of dark complexion
and featurea, and about twentyliw yearn
of age.
MURDER FOR A WOMAN.
A well Inna Brooklyn Rooter, arm
‘Uhl Grim.
Bun-mus. June 19.-—~Yonng Darwin J.
”anemic. it you of General .l. \' Mean
role. pull-lent of the Willhm-almrx Sav-
ing: hank. ehot and killed Tllrmlhh' Lar-
Mg, II merried man. at 375 Sat km film,
Brooklyn.
The shooting took place in the flat ceca-
pied by hire Dorie l". ('nnintm'k,a marv
vied woman, who a year ago let: a weal!
hut-band and auroral ohildreo in Prim
deuce. It I.
luring one a traveling Inlraman for the
Phillipa lnrulatcd Wire cum-puny, ol
Providenro. lie was [arty-three yearn
old, and lived with his wile and two ehll~
dren at a Second aunt. liroohlyn.
In. Corn-took to only thirty your old.
and la eons-idem! a pretty woman iihe la
stylish and give- erery «hum oi culture
and refinement. 3hr llret met lentil; in
Provideuee. and the outcome at the lat»
anomalous-a
luau, have use a plaaah
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ters and shippers of'NorwaIk era.
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PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SORWALK PATTERN WORKS (ZbaallAle-
thorpe. prup..Rivcr-.9ide are 5.)". Houneheat~
ing it specialty. y steam. at water or hot
air. References: Nonvelk lock Cmpany.
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and many others.
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Paint. gold and silver signs a emf)? '
OSTERBANK (”I-:0. H. 1' Water at N. Hanan
und sign winger. paper hanger. decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. G. s, 78 Waehl on at. 8. K.
quality only, and that twbeet. Ola
PHYSICIAXS.
Burke. W. C. olllee fiend tl’ “‘unhiugton at.
S. )3. Hours 9 to 10. I to ll. 7 to 8.
PIANO TUNER . BEI’AIRXB.
BENDEE. C. P. cor Wall and Knight “AN.“
dealer in pianos. organs. sheet mule. etc.
RATING—GOLD. SILTBRAND 2‘]an
SOUTH NORWAIJK l’LATIXG (‘0. .thct
hi. all kindwt electm .lmi done. liable:
and roll wishing of all “idling! metal’ogonda.
REAL ESTATE AGEH'I’S.
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, rent and building moreii‘gte.“ - m
. RESTAURANTS. ,
BYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. 8. N.
at all hours. Strictly firet clan in
epect. A low table Murders taken.
[AXES DEPOT RMAURANT. 8. N.
ity the best, prices the lowest. Opened! t.
SCHOOL!»
BAIRD‘S. Miss INSTITUTE, X. Young
boardilu and day school. Spring tern: Alain“:
Ills. MBAD‘S SCHOOL i la you!
ladlea, Hillside. X. Sprhgig “April .
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mourns BLOCK. 3. n. c. 1?. Pl Pm.‘
y and evening eeeetone. Bend twinnin- '
STEAM nouns arm wraps.
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