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linemen peimlngymrhonee.
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and notices calculated to whole private
interests, accept when an advertisement
ofeamc appears in «elm-firing Mamas.
a liar.
fliuiatnre Alma-ac tor Tmomw.
Sun Rises I Suntleia i High TideE Low This
at 4: ill at 7% at one . 331-5
ne- York Harald Weather Forecast.
Today clear weather fill probably prevail
with light to fresh northwesterly winds. he-
amdnavnrlableand slightly lower, followed
er, fair weather will probably prevail, with
lizht and fresh southerly winds followed by
rain: and on Thursday warmer. fair weather.
Tins Date In History—June 7.
”Robert Bruce. king. national hero and
subyectof rmaneein Scotland, died; born
mi; his personal character is“ still matter
of dilute, but it was Imder lmduahip
that Scotland became rally independent.
nil—John Rennie. theenzineer whom-rm
ed theWaterlooand otherbrldzuaovertha
Themes at Mullen. horn in Baddington
shire; died 1821
tree-m Maesachueette assembly and covers»
orimued the first call for the first" Conti—
ncntal congress.
HTS—Richard llenry Lee oficred resolutions in
congress declaring the independence of the
colonies; beginning of the movement for a
declaration.
lilil'vilev. “'illiam Daniel (fonyboare, divine
and geologist. discoverer of the plasma—
rns. born at llishopsgategafingland; died
“57; he devoted rmrst of h active life to
proving the harmony of geology and reve-
lation.
IIII— Brigadier (icneral Thrant-flcrson Rod.
men. inventor of the ltodman gun, died at
Rock Island, Illa; born In Eastern, Ind.
July at 1515.
' SOUTH NORWALI.
“’hat the People of Our (III: are Doing
and Saving.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoyt, of South Main street, last
night.
Theschooner Francis Smith is discharg-
ing a cargo of brick at John ll. Ft'l'rifl'
wharf. ~~~~~~
The rental of pews in the Ilaptist
church will take place tonight at 8
o'clock.
The annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk L nion school district will be held
in the scluml ball this evening.
~Smiis~hl & lloyt wsll meet any price
or any discount in carpets.
Weekly excurslons from Connecticut
to Seratoga will leave South Norwalk
every Monday, from July It to August
29, inclmive, returning arch succeeding
Thursday.
Arr- you nervous‘from want of sleep!
Dr. Richardson's (L'Irm, tfielcry and (Yin—
cbonn Nerve Tonic Powders rum ln‘
eomnia and Nervous liability. Ask for
he. or tile sample.-
The regular meeting of Putnam How
company was held last evening. at the
amclnsiou of which Robert Pearson. Jr.,
furnished refreshments in honor of his
marriage. Therewas sleommic and a
good time generally.
—Strawben'y short cake and icecrearn
at tho depot restaurant.
Street (‘mntnueioner htch has the
city' s men at work on the westerly side
of West avenue, where cruel-rd atom in
lasing plat-odor) the mlamirad road.
'l’hecity has a contract with i’. It.
Home to furnish Milli) tone of cmehed
slime tor the city streets.
A mueicaland literary entertainment
will be given in llrookaido chapel, The»
day evening, Juno 9. beginning at 8
o’clock. Theneworpnieln place and
will be presented to the chapel enact»
lion on that ooze-ion Prof Norm. of
the Stamford N. 3. church, will [wealth
at the urge. MM-.-»
‘t forget the “Bell Yatertain-
areal.” weight. by the Y. WA}. 1’. U. at
their headquarters, 22 North Mainetreet.
(loan and bring route one with you.
Adlai-fin. l5 crate.
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Thehell of the iiunyedy W at
iiernsania Ilall,laetevening, war large-
lyettmledandallprsesatreemedtoea»
WWW. Intiefer
“rem“ tarnished by Heine's
areluatraaedthellchork [fang-t.
smiles-l antiwar of a m «as.
Barry Och-ass W fertile
Americandanees.
dentition-It's new drum eerie,
wflrhhnamuiitrrtlacity. Inader
spoke; of local Mom of all
, kinda. to which an admission is charged,
are charged for at regular ruler, it) ernfe
by rising temperature. (in Wednwday. warm-
, Butler lodge. No. In, 1.0. o. n, will
rehearse the first dogma tonight.
Louis I“. Kali has purchased half the
mm of John Conroy. the barber, on
North lfaln street, and entered into part--
' nerstdp with him. ‘ ' ‘
A regular mmrnunioatiou of Old lVelI
lodge, No. 108, P. and A. ll. will be
held this evening at tio‘ciock. The work
of the first degree will he exemplified.
Patrick MeNulty was fined fiend mete
byJuetice Townsend this morning for
drunkenness. George Clerk, for being
a vagrant. was sent to the county jail
for ten days.
It is expected that the llolx’ken church
and Sunday-school will picnic at Rotor)
Point tomorrow. On Thursday the
German American Evangelical Lullm'ran
church and Sunday St. hool will be them
by using a gasoline stove you can
avoid beat and expense during the sum-
mer months. ”The Manhattan," for
sale by \V. II. Meeker & 00., is acknow-
lctlgctl to be one of the Mt now» of this
kind.
—l’nn- mtlw wIth pure mam, 5c 3
cup. depot I’l‘muf’ifli‘ Open all night.
Douglas Fowler Post, No. 453, ii. A. ll...
has [med .1. vote of thanks to all who
motributcd 611's, and otherwise made
Memorial day, 1992, the uncut impressive
of any Memorial day in the history of
the Post.
Quartermaster Jami-s K. Crofut has
been promoted by Colonel l-‘rrmt to b:-
udjutant and chief-If the bunk Rami-
mcnt.(¥. N. (L, in place of aptain
Charles \‘V. Burpec, appointed captain of
Company K, Bridgeport. Tl»- quarter
master's vacancy has not yet boon flllwl.
The Norwnlk canoe club held a spo-
cial meeting last evening at the club
bmtee on the Washington rtrwt bridge.
Two new members wren- elected, The
meeting adjourned until Friday evening.
at which time the matter of an extemion
to the club headquarter-n wIll be brought
up.
A petition for the extension of Lexing-
ton avenue to Lockwood's lane, scrolled.
which will probably be presented to the
Common t‘ouucil at its meeting next
week. has been signed by over eighty
taxpayers and residents in that vicinity
Tb:- extvnsion would hr
prIWI-nwut.
a Ila-bled im~
John Cmnny and n-vI-rnl friends were
having considerable sport last evening
with a pocketbook attached to a string.
«hep Fred Weisbeit and a friend came
along. They attemptml to pick the
pocket-book up. but were fooled. Soon
afterward, however, they returned and
summlcvl in getting hold of the pocket-
book and cutting thc string. This is the
thin] pocketbook Mr. t'mnwylms had
taken in this "taunt-r.
-l'or the couvmient useof Anchored
Soup. the manufacturers will place Soap
Hangers in your Toilet, Bath and Kitchen
without charge If their agent calls at
your luwnc give him this privilege.
The Chinese Ilunday school tllll no
come tolloton loiut yesterday. as aIl
venisod, soda number of pmpk from
Nora-elk who went down to we them
wcrh Iliaawiuted. The Rotor: l’ulnl
company have heard nothing from the
managers of the vacant-m. but it is
naught the Sunday echod will be at the
Point this Inonth. Thu ital club, of
New York, came up on the tleneval
skier-m m...
This twining (learns ll. i-errir, the
hardware dealer. diawvered t‘barlsw
Marin. a boy who lives near Taylor are»
MR, taking lead sinker: from a box in
the rear of the store. Ir. Ferris was at-
tending to We at the time and
waltcdaatilfihviawaemfiagoatd the
door. wbenhoeaugbtlmldofbim. The
hoymmeneed may. but mum-cl to
theme-viper the sisters burl: into
tlrelmx. Arlr. Perri- dldnot wish to
have tho boy arr-lint, hemthlm Ironic.
sonnet NIIIIII.
It lira-q Budget of Items han- the
m“ m of Town.
The local the companies mm I“ W??-
ning. ., ” I
‘Y‘I v
l'plnce, ins the We of “fatty gtrl‘, bout
last week. _-.- -.__
The Americas drum corps furnished
music for the drill at the Norwalk Hill-
tnry Institute this afternoon.
.Tho new Guild of a... church will
hohlaepseial meeting with lit-LB l’.
Weed. Thursday afternoon.
4,
iron Mouldera’ Union, No. 200, will
hold its regular meeting this evening at
the headquarters on Well street.
William Rendman, of sum strwt,
has accepted employment asphotograph
or for l-‘. E. Readman at Shippan l’oint.
l’rof. N. K. Ferris. of that place, and
Miss M. L. Bertiue. of New York city.
will be married this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in New \ork city.
~Base ball, lawn £81.55 and cricket
Bundles. at J. Arthur Pinneo's.
Tbsmcof William Murphy aminst
(leorgell. Waterbury. for assault is on
trialiwday in the Court of tbmuron
Pleas. Bridgeport.
l". \V. Smith, the butcher. nearly am~
potato-l the end of one of his fingers
Saturday night. while
The nunmiltur appointed by the fire
department to complete annual-meats
for decorating the soldiers' graves bohl
their linal meeting Thursday owning.
(‘omplaint is made that a gang ol fast
young men congregate near the top of
Fitch's hill and that [sdcstriam [raising
along Prospect avenue are often subject-
t‘d to insults.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
George. at their meeting last night.
voted to boldehome sociable in their
rooms, June 20. They will imtall their
utliccn next Monday evening.
The missionary mncert in the chapel
of the l" Irst Congregational church,
Thumlay evening. will take the form of
' no lllflolmlfll lecture on the subjmt of
“tinbammmlhnn.” A cordial welmme
ti t'xII'iuIcIl it) all
W It ( ometock urarpenur employ-
ed by .I It Raymond. stuck a knife in
his wrist ymtcnlay nfh-mm-n winle at
work. 'l'hcrut was a gainful one and
Burgh-n Sabin. at Hale's nlrtu: store, took
several stilt-Inn in it.
~-lh‘:I.-.nnablr prim! at Innc's depot
mtaumnt. ,_ >
At tlu- residrncv of A. ll. Mariam. to
Summer sin-cl. at ll u'I-In-vk nI-xt Thurs
day evening. tlnuhl .l. lino-lull and bit»
Winona Mct’r.~ary, formerly of Mattre-
wan. N. Y.. a niece of Mr. Mort-mu. will
be married by Rev, I". E. Robbin”.
A "seating of the Minhtrrtal Asso-
ciation of this conference is being bold
in the Norwalk Mcthtslist church to «lay.
Tbepwgramrne bu banana-inset in-
lets-sting remarks and addresses upon
church work by tlwputors in attend
ance.
‘rmplaiat island-of the faulty new
erase of the long building on Water
street. The sow-[a empties ulsin the
meadows near the railroad tracks and “a
adetrimt togomllwalth. The Iwallb
urn-trainee will pmlnbly take more
action.
—~’l‘enuie suiting- nade of tint-st do~
mestic and imwrted “annals. at J.
Arthuri'tnnm’s.
Today isclming day at the Norwalk
umm 1mm. The aim in»
outsmart-oi semis-re are in 3mm
and this "ruin; Colwol lhbrrte will
give hieaaneal recapture. The toner
pupils of the Institute will hold a meet-
ing at 15:!) o'clock this altered» to tum
, assistant annotation. The graduates
thieyeararefiaptaia Peal B. Henson.
«Albany. ll. Tamika“ Nari
th’K’IHJflurwalk; Bergerac W P.
Whitaker ovum. lit; Corporalhvd
B. linebaa. of llamas (My. no;
CorporalWelterD. Wabdflarif‘i
Janelttb. and will leave the limit
mntflmutpumm
Tbsnpwteftkeetittfefpelssiorthe
attend lirsi' ‘.‘P J. 'It'ial'ill‘; Aesop:
Good quality Body Brussels and Velkets at 51.00.
Better grades Body Brussels, Velvets
Large Assortment
A. DICKERMAN & SON
d ‘Moquettes.
88888II8 III III
ForthehelanceoffliemonwegiveaCABHDIBOOUNTotmcte.peryardonBestllIxtrs
Super Ingrn‘ins andlloabdry Tapestries; 5m per yard tuHedium Grades; Bhortlangths and
ttlngs and Oil Cloths.
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
nines or run worsens.
sanity more Two Winning lines at New
[larva—Tia Belay Bane.
. Ben-mthoueand people saw the bicycle
lam-eds New. Haven yesterday. No re.
cords warehouse. but some fast. time
wasmaih, .0. Ferdhelsy; formerly of
Norwalk.cnmeiu for a large share of
the honors. lle won the one-mile safety,
three minute clam, in 2:41 2-5; prize, alv
ligator traveling bag. He was third in
the half-mile safety, L. A. W. State
championship race, and with his mate.
I”. N. Herman, of Hartford, won the
one-mile tandem open in 2:1!) 25; prizes,
two banjos.
‘ Considerable interest is manifested
among Norwalk wheelmeu in the relay
bicycle race between New York and Bus-
ton, on Wednesday, June l5. Starting
from the New York poet-onion st day-
break, the wheelmeu will carry a mes-
sage from Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt
to the [Xistmaster of Boston, over the fol-
lowing route: New York to West Chea-
ter. New Rochelle, Stamford, Norwalk.
Bridzeport, Milford, New Haven, North
Haven, Muriden, Berlin to Hartford, 137
miles. From Hartford to East Hartford,
Warehouse Point, Bufleld, Thompson-
ville. Longmeadow, Springfield and
through to Mum. The totaldistunce is
352.} miles. and the time allowed is about
nineteen hours. The great road racer.
C. Ford Seeley, formerly of Norwalk,
will carry the message from Stamford to
Bridgeport, a distance of twenty-three
Vuxilcs. Seeky will be paced from that
> ' place to Surwalk by Jackson, of Nor—
cuttlng some,
nu'ztl. Surgeon Sabin dressed the wound;
unlit, and from Norwalk to Bridgeport
by Perry. of South Norwslk. both recogv
niwi sumo; the fastest riders of the
silent steed in the state. The message
should arrive- in this city about 6 o'clock.
From Bridgeport the manage will be
carried as far as Milford by William Selt-
tam, W. A. Owens and B. S. Raymond.
of the Rambling wheelmen. At Milford
J. \l’. Tabb will he in readiness to take it
truth that plan- to New Haven. From
there W. A. [law willcarry the arrange
to North Haven. All along the route
the message will he carried by the best
riders in the country and Connecticut
can well Insist of having more than her
shirt).
The prizes for the Alpha Wheel club's
ten-mile road race are on exhibition in
the show window of J. A. l’innco's store
and attract considerable attention. The
entries close on Friday of that week.
l’filil’LE lOl' KNOW
l'traeaat Paragraph about Oar and
other People's l'rlaada.
Dr. (l, R. Mellone‘nl and wife Iran-
towu this week for a visit at Trenton
N. J.
Lou'u Turtle of West Norwalk, is
spending a few days with relatives at
lnng Branch.
MmJieorg'e mm», of Brooksitlc, has
returned from a six weeks' visit with
fro-min in Nichols. I’n.
Miss Blanche V. M hull, of Buypurt,
yr- with her aunt,
7}. ol lnwo street.
is spanning a for:
Sin. \V. II. WiI '
Mrs. .Imph'sichwn. orslm'ngnud
Sim. is a guest at the resilience of
Plurlm ll. Stevens. l‘nirdehl avenue.
t'. l‘. Toll“. Jr.. Wimpuhsl by John
MI-iirnth. came down from Anemia.
ymtenlay. expecting to are the China-
men at ltotou Print.
Mr. and Mrs. lidwanl ('unninaham. of
Spring street, have returned from a very
[descent visit with her brother. John
Blurry, of Camden, N. J.
Hr. and tire. 1‘. ll. Oils-m and child of
Novwalk wm the aunts of Mr. and In.
Tlvwnae Know of lint-rye stnmt on How
day. ~~lllrmiughsm Transcript.
Captain William H. lloyt and daughter
Mabel. of West avenue. start w~nmrmvw
for a trip to linusamlie and other placm
of interest in the west and will.
John N. Tattle, of West Norwalk.
mt wilrusIIyn this nursing, and will
eiteada reception at the home of his
sister. Ire (lb-rise Corbett. this evening.
Iran I Harrie. of New TorkJe
visiting her pants. Ir. and Ira. A. ll.
(farm, of West avenue. Dr. and Ira.
llarvin will anon leave on an Known
tour.
lire. Jam W. Km and daughter.
Birdie. and Il- Iloyt. of Harwell. were
thegauteoflrn. J. lt’. Wine on Eey-
monr avenue. Heterday.~llirmin¢ham
W
Ir.aalln.-I.A.Dotyaedynwsgesl
manger-actinhli. l)oty.nf
West arcane. This eftsraooatbey will
WILL DISCUSS CHURCH INTERESTS
Kasai-a of the Donn-[attend (lunar-l
Conference to be livid la lorwalk. ‘
'l'be g'sileral «reference of (ion
tloml drurchce in Coline’ctlcut will hold
its twenty—fifth annual senior: at Nor-
walk, beginning June ,2, and lasting two’
days. The memorial service. which will
take place Wednesday evening, will he
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Bartlett Hart.
of New Haven. Thursday will be de-
voted to important discussions relating
to church interests, in whichthe Hon.
Henry C. Robinson, of Hartford
and ex Patent Cormnimiouer Charles E.
Mitchell. of New Britain, will be the
principals. Mr. Robinson will discu-
the Sunday question, his topic be-
ing: “What Shall We Do With
the First Day of the Week?" “The cili-
zenship of church members" will be Mr.
Mitchell's theme. The concluding seep
siou, Thursday evening, will embrace an
interesting discussion by representatives
of diflerent churches, the general theme
being. “Sighs of Victory for Christ's
Kingdom from Diileneut Points of View."
The speakers will be the Rev. Joseph
Anderson, D. D.. Waterbury. Congrega-
tion church; the Rev. E. S, Lines, New
Haven, Episcopal church: David G. For.
tor. Waterbury. Baptist church; the Rev.
II. A. Davenport, Bridgeport, Presbyter-
ian church; the Rev. John Riley Thomp—
son, I). D., Meriden, Methodist church.
The first afternoon of the conference
will be occupied by representatives of
minded and educational interests. ad-
dresses being made by the Rev. F. P.
\Voodbury, D.'D.. of the American Blis-
slonary Aseuciwion; bliss P. Hand, of
the New West Education Commission;
the Rev. L. If. Cobb, D. 1).. of the Con-
gregational Church Building Society;
the Rev. (3. W. Shelton, of the American
Home Missionary Society.
The standing committee in charge of
arrangements consists of the Revs. C.
‘5’. Park of Birmingham; 6. S Plumb-y,
Greenfield lllll: T. K. Noble. Norwalk;
W. ll. Moore, llartford; Amos P. \Vihler,
New Haven. and United States Marshal
Emory 1’. Strong. Bridgeport.
”HUNT! AND THERE.
Important Some of the County and Stats
(tbs-unkind In a Condensed form.
A titeyeer-old daughter of Philip Mc‘
(iivney of Waterbury fell from a veran—
dah and was killed.
The New Haven Palladium says the
Conmlhlatml repair shops in that city
will within ashort tin».- be removed to
Naugstuck Junction.
The Harvard 'varsity crew with their
launch. shells and luggage, are now set
. tied in their quarters on the Thames“!
opposite the starting point of the four-
milc straightaway course. They are
there a week earlier than mural.
Lawn Tennis Tournament.
The Board of Managers of the Nor-
walk Lawn Tennis club hold a meeting
last evening and decided to hold the
club‘s handicap tournament the last
week in June, all entries to close on the
23d instant. The preliminary round will
. beplayctl on the 235th and lllt‘ tourna-
ment will continue untilJuly 4th, upon
which day the finals will he played.
The matter ofn Fourth of July cele-
bration was talked up and a commuter
was “printed to procure money for tire
works, which will be set oil in the even-
ing. Afterwanls there will he a dance,
at which than the prim will be paleont-
cd. Tbecommittce are W. l". Acton.
Nelson Taylor. II. It. Smith, A. ll. lins-
aell. II. E. Ilislwp. It. llurchartl. Samuel
L. Weed. Robert Van Ham. 1'. ll. Moth
em. 1‘. ii. Vamlorhool, if. ll
(Radium. 1.”. Gregory, J. A. l’Inneo.
"form It. Hitler. let}. Raymond, and
It. ti. liariland. The committee will
meetiu the club‘s casino next Monday
MM to organise and begin work.
«rel-m
The retreat-en. justieeeof the peace,
Webb-and grand jurorsof tbetown
rut tails» ssisrtmen's other yesteniay
afternoon and selected the following
mnedpsmne to servers jumreiuthe
ilnpnior Cram and 0mm of (totem
I'll-Ito and justices of the peace trials for
one year from septernber l: William is.
than. llernerd Tully, hwb Tattle. Wei
lane Me. i). P. Nowell, (term I).
Keslq, William I. Raymund, Charles
(Indeed, Robert N. liurelaaae. flamed
Daekann Edward ll. Gurlam, Henry
JmP.B.l.yon,Talmegsliaker,nA.
Woodward, Jam ll. Hoyt. wmnm
liclsllen, William ll. Saunders. Dudley
P. Ely, Burr Smith, John B. Bunion.
Frederick A. Arnold, Charles W. Bell,
Theme 0. lmkwood, Charl- lt. Town—
rend,Cbester l". Teller. (hear W. Rey.
mend, Charles aflodfrey. V.A.Bco
field, George W. Smith. Bernard (7.
Ferny. James saw, Fletcher
fierce, John annulus. {lim- 8.
Brown, James C. Crews, Christian
Swarm, Grueille W. Benedict, James
Bile-median and ram lather.
mm
walk.ineurperaiedlay “Amie“
hm,m.mm taeierhle.
etc. W“Wm.flm¢
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LEADING
SI bill If”:
ontaining
TIIIETABLES, descri
of boats from
Raymond street.
DIVOBUUS IN CONNECTICUT
B Ill-Int Decreaaa Compared With Those
0! the Previun‘ne Year.
The annual report of the state Board
of Health will show an aggregate of
490 divorces granted in Connecticut in
lS9I. indicating a slight decrease as com-
pared with the official figures of 1889,
when the high-water unu'k was reached,
585 marriages being annulled during the
twelve months. Since 1860 the number
of persons divorced in this State will ex-
ceed 26,000. 0! the 13,167 divorces
granted 3,525 have been decreed in New
Haven County, 2,675 in Hartford, and
2,350 in Fairfield County.
The war period was particularly fruitful
of marriage dissdutions in the courts.
has materially outstripped Hartford in
the divorce business. New Haven, as
usual, has retained the supremacy. the
record in that county for the ten years
exceeding 1.300. The repeal of the so-
cullcd omnibus clause in the law in 187?)
tion of divorce cases. In 1879 there
was temporary Improvement, the
number of decrees dropping to 316 for”
the whole State. but 1383 carried the
numberton high notch again, and in
“939, the highest figure in the history of
the State was reached, the decrees for
the your numbering 536.
It in an interesting fact that the Con-
ucctlcut records show at least two-thirds
of the petitioners for divorce to be‘
women. The statistics relating to
Canadian and Club House Cheese, Lamb's sToaguée. I , ,
The Choicest Tees and Coffees impon. Fancy New Bullet“
250 lb. Creamery Butter 300 lb.
lllllllESII
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
During thclast decade Fairiield county "
was expected to result in the reduc- F3”
“SElIiII
GnocERE‘
LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND
ptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27. 50 to $3. 000
sent on receipt of five cents. WarerooomH Water street. foot
of
Taylor a. come...
Real Estate and Insurance.
msIIIIIeroII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
aumtf
H.EMORY PEASE.
WANTED.
‘ VASTllb—A
a business
(,‘all between one
land street.
partner with small capital in ‘
paying two hundred per cent.
and three a '.clock 2n Havi-
iell 8t
Ac FE“ girls 1'3””“0 msghhipes at Kelssy' s
r IN.
South Ci? ”:yI’aIII“ w ngtou “Mt
nvnlk, hi] 1
stead) Work. 11L. Kelsey. e earnillll'xwtpd
To mar. "“5
'1‘“ 0 Furnished mes at No. 8
llrut floor Apply on premises.
Ft. RNIsusu .15... 10 roman
D: t I
5:: rest,
jet lw
garden. near Five Mile
i
1101. SE 5 rooms Wand
River station. at
Box 2, Rowsyton, Conn.-
A
n month. Address
rag-28 It
DWELLING of to monievsry
Johann-«Laps? its the Music with bloc hunky
. 11 street. Apply ”’30:?“
SW house Taylor avenue, T 5
\ Waterstreetdfifiroomnll’o; m
lnrmh b.0112 barn. garden an amine.”
3m: six rooms, Rowayton. flit. Raymu
m3
. .V fl. -
son em. ’
BL’ILDIVG lute for saloon “’oodwnrd ave-
nuc and East Xurwslk. Also pecans and
lots in all parts of the town. Roam“ Wood
ward avenue, ll
WWW rd 5 month. Inquire of E.A.
\
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UOOIlsm indie u on for on] i lire
st thr south No‘revalk Wichita-ref”
us n-por'u‘d from the courts are wholly
unrelia'.,lc the real ground not being
disclosed
Charles Jagger, ornamed man of Ware.
house i oint. was instantly killed at
Windsor Locks by the Boston exprms
which passes through there at 12:31. He
was forty-cight_ years of .12?
If a Ne -w \ork millionaire gives a «lin—
oer at 5th ave one and 26th street, l.‘ ostipg
$00. 00 which gives 19 pvople dyspt pain,
and these poo Ie spr ml ii, 456. 00 In doc.
tors bills am finally Imvv to pay $5. 00
each fort' actus Bloalt' ure to (me tin In.
what would be the swing per capitn If
the dinner should not be given. then-
bcing 87 penums at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisled s drug store “here
you may have the problem solved and
get informatwu about Cactus Blmslt‘ urn.
E88 SHE-1 GREAT Billlillll.
The well known and mpular Amrrlc an
House and lftstaurnm, locathl at to Main
street. Nurwalk. (' run. It domains twenty
furnished Mints Imcl has been rstubllrhed thir~
teen years. Dolor Its good business.
Thsmnttnunl III health of the proprietor ls
tiu-onlyunsc for rolling. This da rara op-
mun!) lanh rixklpnrt. Tt‘lfflll uh
' ’0 l.\('. I'DLI. l\'.4
Economy aIIII Comlonl
Gasoline Stoves
iIIII troll lint and Expense during
the summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES.
Will bake. cook and do all the work of a
stove with half the trouble and «spouse. ill!
in use in this town.
Call and See Them.
“Milli! I5 ems l gum
WIN M880.
Illi‘lt.‘ HAL]. BLOCK.
8AMPAI8II
(Foreman-act beautification
felled auras. it stare. PM heading,
with names of candidates printed and
attached. Am! READY sow. 11h:-
OltAi’ll mr order and iloat tin-list
its. in yearuerion. Breathing sheet
the. m. the rim realm-u.
nasty ordered are--
24mm. Illusttill.
lilamli. 30631128.
lettering run.
It. per letter.
ti. W. lilllOlill A 00-.
"Oak howls-m.
Fli88.
Bl’ll.l)l\fi lot. situated on the west side of
Bzyvlew nvenm. No .15. iculars
rpart
address t‘. S St, J 1;
South Vorwalk. 0 u. ll Elizabeth Inga?"
MISCELLANEOUSWW
P‘IL\.\K PE I'IY II .-\S ”I’ENED THE BOAT
h nu~c ~lluitlc1l between the two bridges.
formerly Ivmdm ted by \\ illiam \'.arily where
no r-rmrm «Manhunt. ctr: ,of thubult
It; Inn always hr- found. ltuIt of all finds
~upplinl for llslun; parties.
LOOK
Fine Boots and Shoes for
Sale Cheap.
Fine Custom Work and Repairing
of all Kinds IIIIne III a
first class Manner.
The Best Goods from the Best
Imulecturere. ‘
COME AND SIZE OUR PRICES.
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CLISSDII 8 COMPANY.
I‘lo WAKHING’I'OH HT. ”llnfl‘.
mahflh
CradduCk’s
MARK ET.
Ill. III WISHIIBTIIII OTIEET,
-. --- I! 07""!st —~---
’rlmc hat-ts
tantra
. I’orterh:
CASH PRICES.
That rennin be beat. Twenty sars' experience
business Tam-mm ue’to please the
”we. rat
8. W. CBIDDIIBK I: Still.
In the
DIIIIIIIN PIIIIII
lilthiOflY POINT.)
Bur-m Rowena.
Will be
IIPENEII MAY III.
Mill. “Wilt NM NM
eaoaa otssaae garments.) ,
. A W .
..m.nc:c.rW
railroad. 3
coal.
henchmen
memuu
Oullaetm of These turnout
“w“ muscular. at.
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