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flow in...“ Pants wttt cal-brats the
"sultan roar roa
. ppointod by the
My mm- to the public. setting
tarts-um mm work the atsociation
“pudendum! raisingniund torthe
,sitabiuhmontotahmpttalin the town
it Norwalk: _
Jib the Hibiic:-At a meeting
the comraittca of the Hat
(«um' sasocistion. held in tho
‘wlauotttmouweunook and Lad-
.ilsruouipanyflorths purposcol discus
“fluviautahlishiugalundtortho
olahospltalinthetownoi
Horwslklltwas decided that. inasmuch.
’ tltercssruis to be in some quarters at
vlniuuldsrstauding asto the purpose of
;Iitlcoinntittaa,the W thing to do
was tosppoint‘ a subcommittee to ac-
ZWthe public, through the medium
dthelocalprcss.With tlicrcal purpose
or this committecandits workings from
itsorpuizatioutothcprcstnttirne. The
, aub-cdntmittocwasaccordinglyappoint
‘ cs toinstructicns.»
itsthe following brief
'lorwalh, at s reccnt meeting, realizing
" thctowu’snudinthisdircctMGecided
tot-learns action which they hoped
mil nun tinally in the building at a
hospital. ‘
Accordingly, aconunittoe of live was
appciutcdwifllpowcrtoaddwitsnnm
which wasdonc, and on the crating ol
,. Jonah,» attracting hcid in thctrim-
Qiq room of the Volk lint company, by
them of its manager. the commit-
‘ nowa- regularly mnizod with John
“mammalian Richnssmctary.
III! Qlist’les Stevens, a gmtictnan of un«
Whip ‘ , character and integrity. is
m holder in town, and who has
y W his willingucas to give hauls in
mammal totwice that which he
7* IN My have in custody tor this
Managua. Atasulaequcnt
mm Imphy and In. A. Craw
, wusslsctsd vicopnsalcnts. Alter con-
' Mancunian "mummy,“
bid! in the Armory building for one
Id, «truncating September 21.
w weekly meetings hare silica
boas haldinthe parlorsoltthld Well
Mandbddcr mpany, the tutu oi
tli’o mm, frccotchargc. 11th
“My work business: done. The
Walthemouthsol the your, with
WWMMMupinamanw
gunman-mu
litmus-scathing.
“tic l'A’I'Wtiilll ro-aoasos. '
‘ mall—u...
Gloria-sham std-iv.
Hamill: MO, always patriouo. will
calcium: tho annivmry cl Antsrioan
indepsndenco blunt-row in many ways.
Murmur-its. "
- I" - tn!“ ‘I' ‘m” 'll
torso! m Point, luvs-mum I
33: mfimw
ramgrsasulpigto/catch, andaurcascd
pole to climb. Tho/Crustal Social club,
of Danhury, will also picnic at thel’oint.
Twobands of music, one in titogrovc
sud tho other in the pavilion. will lur-
nish ntusiciortheoccuion. “anatomic:
lied“ will run nearlysvcry lumrlrnnt
the steamboat dock, this city.
Boil Island prominent to how a larger
numhcr of visitors than mural. The
hotel will be upon for tho accommodw
tiou oiguestsaud landlord Frye will be
on hand with one of his most nibble
smiles. A large numhcr of fireworks
willhcsctotl ivy the cottagas in the
evening. ’
No special arrangements to celebrate
the Fourth have been made at Horton's
Point, but than will be a large numhcr
of people at that popular resort and
Landlord Power will do everything
poasihla (or the comfort and entertain.
merit of his guests.
Excursion to (lousy Island.
The steamer City at Albany will make
an excursioutothc now palace picrnt
mey Island, a delightful place to tmjoy
can browns. The hunt will learn
South Norwulk at 9:15 a. m.. worrying.
no doubt, in large number of limit.»
Thu ‘lcwnls Club’s l'yrtrt'whnlts.
Tho pymtwhnic display at tho Nur-
wnllr Lawn Tennis club's gnufnds in tho:
evening will begin narrow 8 o'clock as
pit-tibia. Atlmitsion to the grmtial will
be bytickr't, whirh uranium: and sub
scribcrs can obtain from tho [president
and secretary. Altar tho fireworks rc»
irashmonts will be served on the grounds.
iolhwed by a club danco in the casino,
{or club members only. A Bridgeport
string land will turnbh music during
the evening.
”that-ia- Picsir. _
The Ancient Order of ll'lhcrnians will
picnic on tho Amphitheatre grounds to-
morrow, Time will he thinning from
one until Fight o'clock. il'l wr'l till mum-It
and mm» The cmnmittm: lum- ”le
elaborate: prqnmliermim' tho nilair and
all [flin‘ll Will hurt! I grind Ilium
In lluatwm tint».
The Smith Norwaik post otllmv will is.
eluted at ii a. m., tor the bnlnru'o n! the»
day. There will be ono dalirsry anal one
wlitsction.
m,- harbor lullolfl 0t an}. Norwaiit
will rcmain was until i 1 o'clock try-night,
and close at noon tovnwnrmr.
The Norwalk pom oilin- will claw at
in o'clock tomorrow morning (or tho.-
rrstot thcday. The letter carriers will
make one trip.
Thcdry grids and clothing am will
he clrntl all day tomorrow. The markets
will rcrnainownatcwlnnrsintho
morning.
"w-..” ....._..
llli Illlll'l' roar ('Rl'illlll.
Mark A. bursitis. a llattwr. Blur Inn by
tho (lass It "turnip-uh.
About sis o'clock this morning a man
was («and lyingin tho roar oi Jam“.
McAliistor’s rcsidencw, a low yards (ruin
the railway station at Winnipaulr. lie
was grinning with pain,his right {wt
lie was talcum “million, whore Amt
Benjamin ntadshint as routintahlo as
pit-tibia untilaphysician arrival. Tho-
rnan was rswgniud as Start A. iimith.
a batter lmnrrly mplcynl in South
mtlabubibrthpartyur.
continuous-mama
tam rs . .m' h
wg‘ao .sfismms.mmm:
‘ ctoaamnssnuornsm
"w'wmnmnm
Almost sumo or ran unit.
was nature uracil-nos.
natural randy It” in hosts of
any trains rriwraa' lac-stirs cast-
Itstsa l'sttla‘laornlnts thatr'ask.
;» .: 'pl l,*il.:‘.
spite of tho untavmblo auditions oi
the watlm,“ other drawbacks, has
nuloublotl the energy and enthusiasm of
tho axscutivo committee at the unmis-
tion.audthcrraultls shownin thepro—
gramme for the August meeting, just
turned. The racss, than each day. will
take placa May, Wainudsy, Thurs
tiny and Friday. August lil,lfl,flaud
2!, i801. The total annual oi the
[strains is “Ma-aha“ “000 in extras
0! what they have ever been before.
The liorwslk track isnotculy mind
by horsemen as the best kept and
Insist halt-mils: course in the (haunt-iii
cut circuit. but it is surcly one at the
coining tracks oi the dummy. Only
oncothcr annotation in the State, and
that is Hartford. otters larger purses.
Following is the schedule at the races:
First day, Tuesday, August lit—Purse
N50, tree {or all, members' trottcrs and
paccrs; purse 3260. 8:00 class; [strsc w,
2:38 clan.
Second day, Wednesday, August I9.—
llilvcr pitcher. rucrnltcrs’ double teams,
to‘ruatl wagons, (mumblin- uninvited to
exhibit their coils and hrmd mares):
write 8250, 2:37 class; puma Wit), 22:24
class.
Third day. Thursday. August 31-
I'ursctlw, (cur-yearn” volts and undcr;
pom $250, 2:“: claw; pun-a: W, 2.15
[am
Fourth day, Friday. August 2l.——Purso
will. 2:30 clam: purse “00, iron {or all.
part-rs and trotterti: purse sub. running
mm, but two in thrcr, mile hub.
The t-mulitionl gorarning the ram-a arc
as follows:
lintranw, ten per cent. of the purse,
Bursar digital-Jilly. twsnty‘ilus; tif-
tccn'snd In prr cent.
Fire to outer and thm to start.
Horse distancing field or any gun
tlurreot. entitled to one pmnium only.
Hay and straw furnished. and stahling
tree ‘on grottuds.
National Annotation l'lllt’ti govern.
Right rr-scrvssl t0 clung» order at pn»
grmmmn
Entrim rhino 'I'tu-ntlay. August 4, mu.
with J. E. Woodhull. lt’l'fl'lill’)’, Sur-
walk, Colin.
Bl'lLIllMl “Willi.
(Jar-trans (of tic ,07IIII l'lIh "use 1
Saw llat l'artary.
tlfrnm lhc Weekly Record).
Titan-minnows have been Moira] [or
building the new club house on Wall
strut-t and are as Iolbrws: Chas. A.
Rtrynolds, 317.830: Hart Der-ton, 319.712;
Thanlochruah. ”fist; 8. B. Wilson,
”7,706.3". llr. Wihun's bid was the
lowest and he has been awarded the con-
that.
Architect W. ii. Knapp is mutplcting
plans for tho now hat {awry which ca-
liaym W. ll. liuhhcli is to build on
Woialwanl arcuun. fiouth Norwalk. The
Iactmyistohcfiilxfidtorgthcmain
building being thmr simian 25st“: color-
ing. shop 2112’}; hotter and dry hon-v.
throo storica, 2013i. The building will
be evptippud with infirmfllginc. shutting,
etc. Contracts not let.
Architect w has awarded tho con
"wt [or fitsnlcy Billinan's now store
and mutant building asncr West and
main» area. to Darn it. run. w.
ll. limiti- will doth» mason work.
J. W. [lack-has tho ctmtract to build
tlwmluthhmaumi’uintimtn
W. ll. Knapp’s plans. Tltsy will he?!»
Int lougand IO («4 wide. with a part].
ion orcrhaad.
Thaqrhils Euphrat will not rebuild his
larwillhclitisdiusad ouwl-t'wisths
inundation at absy whdsw wllbrhdlt
a anus-r Ira-r win a ’W
within. snciossd in dust, and heated in
wiatsrbya hrnasciutltscrllar. W. s.
Knapp is nail. the plant.
‘llrs IDs-up latlslastsstly lam-rt.
Thoma opsnsdayhlorhusiusasat
2dcioakthhsttwaoaa. Thaw
Isa ststwl thatthsy hadarvsr hdors
snarl whack. aatlwsll ksptsct ct
limb, which so clearly at loath tho
sauna-torsional” hsadasdthc bd-
”Whitsunday.
vaw.lryatcad;la.t,lts.u..A.ll.
m Muss-w hard hit Muhwtflamspu.
nstystsrufiad. 1”":ch
that ulna-suntan»,
humus Elltti ill
M mm saw.
:lmcawtwu-twr
EEflVfllflyl.
"ml! A” mm
EmllWllllu'.
name's-roars.
”it to
mvmcr. on":
mm f' ‘
was” and us- MM ‘l'ttalr no].
_ w leer-stirs.
JohnOavanaghisapoiaiingatowdays
Rug-sad.
"MWWI-tmi the Fourth
ill I'm . .. .
“WMDmatk
' . MMJmn lms. will r:
' . ”'5 madman...» no.»
U ‘ “KIM avenue.
“*EMmrmtsouc an» street.
in
isspondiugstswdaysiallcvcrly, laI.‘
ltr. and lira. Samuel Alien have town
May {or their twitter bans in New
Juicy.
li- Katc O'Brien, ct Glarvillc, is the
guestot her coufin, Mics Jennie Troy. of
Winnipauk.
lil- Fannic schraltier. ol Poughkacp-
sic. N. Y.,is the sum of (i. F. Quintsrd,
o! Architect.
Harry Hoyt and family, of New York.
arcrisitlng lib mother, lint. Mary P.
Hoyt. Baton Hill.
Mr. anti Ira. Jucplt Allen, of Dan—
hury, are visiting Mrs. William ll. Lock-
wood, Rotml Hill.
Walter L. Clark and son. of New York
are visiting at the rendcnce of Stephen
ll. Wilcox, South Main Ircct.
W. P. Bruorton Ind lamily, ol Bruck-
lyu. N. Y., will spend the Fourth with
L. I... Sherwood of Isaac's street.
ltrs. Sarah Thomponwi Smithtown.
L. l., hasrotuml from a visit with her
sister, firs. R. D. Wyrnan. Tnylorarcnue.
Mr. and In. Oscar Wolf and iamily.
and lit. Hattie Walt. at Philadelphia.
am visiting A. Each, Hamilton avenue.
lirs. E. T. Attvridgc and daughter
Grace, start today for Framinghnrn,
Ila... to visit her sitar, lira. George
King. .
nan Mills and son, 0! Wu,
will spend the Fourth with A. 1'. Bryant.
clerk tor the Horn“. Kevlar, t Sella-k
Company.
lint Jennie Smith and son Arthur, 0!
Hartford. all: the grunts of ii. D. Smith,
at Brim! River, where they will remain
over the I-‘mlrth.
Mr. and lira. lI. ll. Bmth, who have
been visiting in Bridgeport (or some
time, went to Wallinglord yesterday, to
spend the summer. '
Gringo ( furtis, anti George and Charla:
Cottsinn, of the Alpha Witt-cl club, goto
Ilnrttur-i lit-lltomm lu attend the
(‘olutnls'a Cycle club's ram-w
Nils; Mary Attcritlgc is sis-ruling lit-r
‘ vacation with her twin. lira. H. D.
Bruit-riser. anal hrr grandmother, Mrs.
H. A. .ltulson. in lit. Vernon. N. ‘1'.
like; lirniiy l'arlls'r. at New York. and
John t'uttrr, of lit. Holly, N. J.. will
spend the Fourth with their tatltcr. James
Glitter. of Wm llain street. Norwalk.
lira. than? Hunter and Miss Allnic‘
Conic-y oi Watt street. are visiting at the
midterm: 0! Mr. Frank L. lionrwr,
Minty ch-rk oi King's (Ymmty. Brook,
Iyn.
t'nptain Stanly. oi the Alpha Wheel
club. lctt town this morning on the 9:10
train (or ilarttord, whereho will get in
muliness {or the Columbia (.‘yclc t-luh
races, which omnr tomorrow.
fir. and lira. Frank H. Taylor and
daughtcr llargucritc, start tomorrow
for a two wocks' tour through Virginia.
They will visit ltichmoml. .'ortolk, Obi
Point (Joinlort and all points of inbound
to travelers in that section.
In. D.3.Thtsnasaatldaught¢rllaud.
of laAngalos, Cal» and Kits Ella
Thom-,otWatuhury, who have been
thogucsts 0! Isaac Sellout. oi Arch
strumlcittownthislnorning tor New.
ark, §.J..whusthsywlllrnakcashort
risinuurrninghoutcrialliapallalb.
(hasn't-labors.
ThaOrsugrllatPiniahcns’ association
at its last muting pas-rd amolutiou
providing that none at its mun
iltonltlzwnflzst-fiuishtngatwrckiypay
hunk-pals M ”unison-mm
mwwwyt‘nmmwfiow
at hangings packing. Thsnswrcgu—
hum rustle quite a than" in slow
slaipswhmanumhsrot unnwrrscnn
played at hinting bythc work. Our
Mammal-claw ailtheir la-
iahcrs antithreatsusd tot-aka tho do»
parttncat "tout." They recon-idem]
www.mmoum
back spin. The objsctot thaarsocia»
tioa was tom tor all main an
aqaslamnuatot wartime uadar the
“in < Wot
"ti o lliEElT'EEli“
But the Legaljl’rogranune ltay
Be lntsricred With. o"
W
W
oldals‘lro 33st Italian tbs Dyna-s
Will is Warhol.
Raw Yoult, July t.—-In again roost la
the south win; at Sing Sing prison I:
tannins await tits long «island execution
at tbs law with shorriula-s which ba—
lpaahsnomatanticlpstioaot its spsedy
nursing. “or haw barn doomed to rush
the inurooy to tho other world in tho wank
training with Monday nut, but so otte-
hls the lists or the journey boon changed
thatonlyoneotthsnlspprshradsthc car-
rying out the latest scum
Throthersbare bean told to hops tor
turthsr tints, and faith is strong within
than.
lino- Wants to Dis.
Janus“ J. Slocum. tits calls-obs“ player,
is'thssxecptioutoths rule. lie isths
must hardsusd at tbs tour, and he dcclaus
in a raannsr which leaves no doubt at his
Mtythatitbshastobc “dousnp"hs
putlsto havs the ”job" dons quickly.
flswauld rather havs an end or things
than sudurs the silence and sell corn-
mantra any long-r.
I‘ll” WIlIl-g to ”'0.
Suiiisr, the Salvation Army manta will
in toiive, and its beiicras that daatb is
along way oil. lie is at, chariot
and ruiuhla, and annual breaks out
into a lively song. Wood, he negro, ts
rcry dovotioual.and pays sarncst atten-
tion toall that tho Rev. Father Crudsn
hastosaytchirn. a. nys hslsreatly to
go when ths tints col-rs.
dual;- Iaas Ins-3h to Kill.
As tor Juxlgo, the Jsp, well it ishard
to look upon hint as a human being. Ills
ignoranca is appalling. llis habits pass
all ballet.
The prison oflcials derida the story that
hsiainsana Ba is sans enough to kill,
thay say. in was an animal whan lirst
bronghttothu prison aarlwill be to the
sad at his lite. But he has intellsct enough
to Italian his podrion. Es knows what its
istohspuaiahsdtnrand studies hisJap—
an. TM with a anal which shows
that ha is!“ Wat lason
A" II hill-an
mehllsdlisrsadylurthcerecnttnn.
Tits machinery or «loath awaits but the
stain-lot Warden limwnc to perform its
work. The men have bccn selected tor the
various parts in the tragedy.
The pine cotllnslic in the stateroom.and
beside than: is the banal oi quicklimc
which will consumi- tin-m and their con—
tents as soon as the doctor» havs finished
with the autopsias There will ha no
bungling says that which may be caused
by tiniiswym or by that cccsutric fluid
which the law has trained tor carrying out
its punishment.
“locum wm Probably (lo.
Since Mr. Browne assumed the warden-
ship at the prison the barriers raised by
the new law hare been most stringently
uphold. tiolltary wattnamcnt and secrecy
hare been his stsrn command.
firm the Siam ct Charity who went to
are Mcllrsina war-denied admission until
they had brought an order from the court.
and the guards have hcen cniolnsd. on
pain of instant dismissal, not to breathe a
word at the happenings within the cou-
drmncd coils. Slocum's lawyer, ‘
4L lino , had given up the hattlaymter—
dsy. c was not inclined to play turthcr
with the patience ot tho courts antiths
public. and when asked it he would make
any (mum allort to save his client be said
that he would not.
”no lawysra 'lll light.
Ambrose ll; Purdy. the counsel tor
l Sinner, dcclarul that be was not yst ready
to "lay down" on the case. lIs did not
propose to allow tbc crrcution of Smllcr
nest weak. he said. but be "fused tostats
what stops he should take. lawyer IL .I.
Kain. counsel tor Joseph Wood. is pa
tlcntly awaiting word trout Governor Bill
writ at srror with a stay oluecuttoa.
Lawysr linger M. Sherman. counasl tor
Jacinta isout oi town. it was said in bad
aim up turthcr charts. Wardsn Browns
WU“; r, .W
was Ida-it; w ut-“safli. ’
lauds" 'aIt tbs (than. "sporty.
Pittman. July u-Aithou'h tbs Its
oldrulatholarasaatcltbouudutkssp "
thawsaklymnbusywhstharthcothsrs
hadmythlag todoornot.~llattsrand It»
FW.
0. If. A. H. mm
mumw.o.u.s.u..
last owning. Thus warn also purist
cos-aunt Milan-3.0m
humor Buflaraa,whobatpllut
mmmmnnm.
otMVIhpnadltatswlscrs-
tsry (ll-ris- ll. Adams, at this city.
hurl “Mashhad“
may,“
waits.) to nt- and also“ Isa :4
t Owls lint» ”is... , {must-s It‘s -
fitfifgfifi‘wfigfl
, All ‘
. u ,A , n V , ”'7 ' Uri. ~
. .g‘ a“. tumor. 1‘. st my. “thinning
. 83 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
lolluririendsand Patrons.
Owing to the Fire in
our Norwalk Store we
will be unable to fill
any orders for the pres:
ent. Any goods which,
were to. have been de-
livered, the same will
be attended to at our
South Norwalk Store.
Trusting you will lex-
cuse this unavoidable
.... .. delay, we remain,
Kelli. 888639.815 59mm.
BOSTON groans.
83 Washington, St...
SOUTH NORWALKX
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guarau 4th
30601.11. 7. It No. lads” ‘
«ring a a y. , .
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material unyiludflrul.‘ 8'? '
nmn.soxnsuu,uw
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omnandkamny.‘ ,‘
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ten and shippnrsot'llorwalk' ‘u
VAN sum 1.1..aco. Rabat. 1L;
rams urn nouns. _
NORWALK rams): wrong
inga specialty by E"
“5 “ram tidal...”
ih cam ' .
it“? (ii-mt; John m gr "
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and many others. . . 7 ’ ‘
ram-a. ‘ ‘
uranium). r. c. 7 tumour. .
hingpiiland silrcrrixus )1 - . .
osrrzrmaxx 620. n. twin-r . ' ‘
and sign punt-r. m WW
"lawman. . '
scum. as. 73 Washington nit. our
quality only. and that the M“.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke, 1". 0.. cities: 45 and 4" Washington d.
s. s. Hum-.920 10.1t03.‘7 ton.
Pluto ruin a Imam
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muss—00m. summm
SOUTH SORWALK muss 00. ..
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and rtiinislia‘a‘ aim ' .
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LANE'S Dfii’m nan-again I
try the Mpricasthar ; '
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mum‘s. was 13%
boardinzand day My 1“
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at all hours. .
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tum ks'tr- ‘ahin
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