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lilataturo Almanac for Ida-narrow.
lilacs 8o Sou.
Slam at“ 1“.
the Labor Day parade.
an eighteen-foot akiif.
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aide avenue, East Norwulk.
for E. II. Tollee & Company.
evening.
hers present.
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Thursday evening».
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’ for Saturday.
street )1. E. church.
work at the Norwalk Iron Works.
urday.
so “a $1100.
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l‘l‘filld"! “3%“
Companthaavotedlo take par-tin
BridgetenderJameeJone-r’ia building
ConcordDiv'nion,B.ot 'l'.,will picnic
at Compo Beach on Thursday, Aug~
Adaughterwrehorn lantnighttolir.‘
andliraJ'rederickEBoemmmfRirei-b
The boat “Dan lichlliams” is dia-
chnrging a cargo of coal at Wilson Point
William '1‘. Raymond, president of the
Brookside Social club, in arranging (or
an aiding“ the club in the near future
The Young People’s Lsociety of the
EastAvcnue M. E. church will hold a
hnineas meeting in the church, Friday
The Bell Island Christian Endeavor
society met last evening at the Foster
cottage. There were twenty-three mem»
flieIadiea'AideocietyoitheEart
‘ ' Avenue n. nchumh, will hold a cake
as our Soda. mama“... ammo...
lhlfiflf‘ff'lli.’ :3 Othiaerening. ‘
i2 SW 1 3 4% .~ Capuinoemgaanenisarivingqnu
under theWaahington street bridge to
a to] a 0mm, aupporttheu'unkaower.whichiahroken
‘ . 3.: .3 ; g- j; :3" » ineeveralplacee.
‘ .- ‘3 ,1 f ill %>- 4 ‘ Commencing this evening, Pilgrim
. $1? 9 a ‘fi ' council. 0. U. A. M.,will hold its rogu-
lnr rim-tings on Wulnoedny instmd of
William Henry VanClief and Nine
Louisa Edmonda were married Monday
by the Rev. W. N. Berry. of the Knight
William Dmkarn, of Garner smetJIId
his feet badly crushed, Monday, by the
overturning of a large cylinder while at
Bernard Murphy held ticket No. 700.
which drewthegoldwatchgiren hy the
Iron louldera' Union on the occnaion of
their picnic at the Fair Grounds laat Sat-
Architect Knapp is drawing plain for
a seven-room cottage which William 3.
Tate wilkhpjld on Henry street. East
Norwalk. The home will cost about
, 1 7. VH3 mmmmnnmmm
. . partyiathattheyareha' atlnetirne.
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mitt com: WERE. «mm»...
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maliclomperaonaehort time ago. we.
nooreredthionmminganddnmed out
Ayoungladytrornanadjotnlngatate.
who was on the picnic toGlenlaland
yeaterdayaemarkedthatrhohadnerer
aeonnomanyhandacmeyonngladleaand
unintelligent youngmentogother ho-
wlayhe lt'a warm, you’re tired and
thiraty. Knapp‘a Root Beer Kati-art
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W001». , my WE”. moan-ping out whollialaa’d. a. Meatloa- al Ma W Hannah couldn't ercngivethemaway.” u Inn-t
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atead’a crowing, near Cannons, yeaterday,
wugonnnaahed. Beharelyeacapedwlth
hislife. . .
Dr. J.A.Boothand P. H. Rowland,
of the Manhamltthletic cluh.llew
York, on a bicycle tour through the
cam-toppedin Norwalkthhnoomand
acrepedaoqnaintaaoowlth some of the
localwheclmen.
Aniurhroomwcighingfonrtear
marketthia morning. ltwaarahedhy
John Ilium, may: it. aw”:-
ward.andianndmthtedlyflreiargatme
everraiaediu this vicinity. ., =
At the meetingot Hopelloeecompauy,
held last evening, Captain Frank Helicon
reported that he had appointed three
men torideon the new supply. wagon.
but an Chic! Engineer Prowitt had reim-
edto accept tlrenr. on the ground that
theywerenotthe heat recall: the corn-
puny, hailed relueed to appoint othera.
Primrose and ,Weat’a Minstrels, headed
by Primrose and Went. hank Cushlunn.
Drumrnond and Stahley. Joseph Natua.
Fred Oakland. Tom Lewis. Fred Rey-
nolds. brothers Bornnt. and titty othen,
will he 1 the opening attraction at
Bunnell'a Bridgeporttheotre on Wednee-
day. August 19th. " , ..
Arthur Brown has cmtraeted to break
Willie B. lonruhnry’e throe-year-old hay
; colt in twelve lemon, Ir. Blower tray.
clad a year with Proleeaor A. H. Roch
well, the wellvhnown hone trainer. and
broke George B. Wood's stallion “Elec-
tropied.” Thewlt haa every indication
of makingaverytaathonn ~
John Edward Lockwood waa found in
on intorimted condition by Chief of
l’oliceGormlpy and 0mm: Moroho .-.
yesterday mam, lying clue to the
Dnnhury and Norwalk railroad track
near the Terry Bee! compauy'a refrigerv
ator. He was tried heloroJuetice Cool-
idge this morning and final 35 and coat.
which he paid. , ‘
' The hand connected with the “Uncle
Hiram" company. which plays in Music
Hall th'u evening. gave amrmert on Rail-
road place, followed by a parade, this
noon. Every uremia-r oi the hand rankn
high an a eoloiot. oonaeqoently the music
wuamong the heat over heardinthie
city. The members ol the hand are
handaornely unmarried.
Catherine Vnanren liller. who waa
marriedfia y afternoon by juatice
Froatand afterwards hythelter. 11.8.
mmmwwmm.
granddaughter of ex-Praideut lartin
Vaanren. She wiahed toheruarried
byacivil contract in anhlltiontoa re-
ligioua ceremony, a: la the custom in
aomecountrieo.
The Norwalk Tennis club he invited
the tannin clohaol Greenwich, Ridgefleld.
Danhury. Bridgeport. Weatport. New
Canaan and Stamford. to tend «bigot.
toarneeting in the lot: avenue
Cuino at 4 o'clock neat Hoaday alien
noon to arrange for a Farfield County
tournament learn. Pluneoand Acton
amthe committee (ruin the localclub.
'l'lwthreo-maatedachoonerlivahhr—
rh. thtainA.B.8t.John. lie-arrived
iron: Norfolk with 1,061 tons ethica-
hontaacaal.whlchahola at
Wihonl’oint iorthecnatoaimotldl.
Forrlaupthelimuatonionllmad. llhe
undo the round triptollortolkaurln-
turnlnhndaya. Parhapathaqnicttrip
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mahflarttord.wararr~tadhy
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earlyhourthlamorning. Hhianewaa
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while drivingacroaathotrackat Olm-
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_ thattheywerernorethanntifledwith “Whaling...“ liar-hall" 1%.?“
m. cum-o illnen-in hh tacitly, gum mmMyMy, on m “"7" m;
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appointedaoommitteetoiureatlgate'the
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Wamsaawnmm
the aunerlntenduey'ot Dr. Hun-on;
ann were hangingon the wall- when the
.hnard ambled 'ymtenhy morning.
llhey were silent willie—ea that atleaat
8 portion 0! the charge- were false.
Neverthele- "The lamha" were among
themhninglnd the plating look lonely.
Among other'bminen tnmacted was
theaettlhig upoiaccountawithDr. linu-
tujn. yhich were founder-rm and pay~ M
, ingquto the umperlntendent oi the
flnldieu'flomthebalancc-duehlmlrom
. ‘ theatate of Connecticut. for aerricea ren-
Bnlkeley w, -t ‘
Hogs: a); 4 . la ’Weet Wuhan!“
FIVE manna on Burbank atreet; lower
floor:
rent J. L. . Cl
atmmoa‘t‘t’iflorwalwk. “all:
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don,“ waatha intention to have the
meeting. Iecrot aa pit-ibis. Exactly
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Mcmg$am m; We *2 hattalion‘. ‘Chptnin cam. a. Town- r-‘ort sane.
H0“ owning, ”willendoithntcrtyaayathathiaplaniam . ~ ~ - ' . ‘
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. , y - ‘_ .1 bemade up from yachtamen. oystertnen, fflhfif ‘0’ “3! W5” ”'0 Med "Id 0 .
#:1de we will hold hanother ”meet 3%in and men '1“, have had more 0, J, 0333.}; fi'fig’fifi‘i‘wu‘evg
pmhhlydecldew ttodo. leesexperiencaonthewaler. warn “a; . mam
it it were possible. say- the Bridgeport
Panama-to get at all the inside hiatory o:
.theinternal dimem'o‘na at the hoolilal
home during the paet'year. the bicker-y
inyand jealomiea. the squabble find the
why: and whereforee would make mighty
interaatingrnadiugiiotordy in! W
ticnt chi-em mummy»... Grand
Army contingent and taxpayers (sped.
ally.
One member of the board who lino
fought, hue and all but not for his
outrntry. teraely put the preaent altoatlon
oi aflnlra this who: “Thwo c‘ f are
npack cl lieu: they are made out oi
'llttleor nothing and tile matter ia no a
mountaiurnade outot annole hither a
mole hill out of a mountain: you can
Imiteitherwayyou choose. and it will
tillthehill. 'l'heinmntea ol the home
arr-tn put it mildly—cranks: they are,
owing toinilnnitlea, more or le- cranky
allthetirne,andltianoeaay jobto get
along with them. They imagine they
hare grievaneea when there am really
none. and in telling of their '
woalknnwtheydo not alw'a'yaoonilne
then-elv- to the truth.
"Nowaatothechargeaot cruelty and
inhuman treatrneatm the part of Dr.
lunaoulharethia to lay: l_‘dhlnothe~
lierea word of it, and nothing i hare
ainoelearned lua changed my opinion.
Dr. Int-on l con-ider a kind-hearted
gentleman,andwhilo I do not my he
didnrtlnevlolenoaat tiniea. 1 will any
be war perfectly jutiiled in what action
hotook. Andinthiavlew lthinklam
Ian-an outlay myaraoehtuaon thcboard.”
f» -.-—MLL .- az-..;..~—:» _,..,....
At the unveiling or the [m it is re of {Wimhi'iii'al'flw‘hfil
believed that a bill will he put in organia- m": '.-- {EMT- m‘l’ 30"“! _,,’¥7,.'F‘
ingthe navalhattalion. Captain Towne- 110,33
hendhadahill unprepared hat winter, l“ _, «~-
but the deadlock in tin; Iagialatare pre- A
rented any action on the subject. He 7
says that the state should pay from Oil,-
000 to 310.000 annually for the mainten-
hnee and drill of the battalion. The
National Guard coeta over “003» per
annum and he thinks that the State can
malleantmmonymmmemu
militia. it the battalion was created.
gthen- would he annual drills ol the men
on the ohipr oi the any. hot an the New
Work battalion had prefornmidrill service
on the squadron of evolution oil Fiilwr’a
Island [at week.
ahd building iota” at much};
Apply to l. 4. wt outwards-nth
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m mums annulus
‘l‘halr Bland who lrldaatly [up-n.
St. Paul called the C‘lotana “Slow
Miles. ooetive. ill~d and mischie-
Voaa” (laotInBl Cure would have
all that. lllaol the ileah vanish
ore fire blood. Scroiulom and
ma At‘Reasonable Prlce
To let for Season or Term of
loan
llaalEstaleandlnsurance.
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.SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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lsuc no S‘IF0809 "a flu
am All! manna:
80 Walt street. corner Trinity Place.
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndee and Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
“50. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For furtherinforumtion apply to
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lamenamougotherawmationamade '“TF- . " 3"
warlhachargathatllr.lunaon.hetore
hinetlruneattromtlnruperlntendeocy.
hadhalpodhlnraelltoaereral valuable
allpalntinpplacedlnthe home,whlch
weretho mum-talcum
necticnt. And furthermore. it was
allegedthatureralottlnaapalntlnga
nowadomedthewallaolJndgelleen’
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rnanot Marga. eranrnltteeol the B'fiWhi‘g-azpz
toldlua'hoard.waalnflunipowhentha::: "mam" . unchart-
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