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“ Egg
Washmgton St, 80. Norwalk.
Its llInthIers Hatters and lurnIsIIers
Wu 81m. DELICIOUS
3 Ida Water!
. MADE WITH
Pure Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS
0010 I8 IIIE I‘IIII HIKE IT, IIO
III'E 408110050 I0! GIEII
T0 lllll HST 0F 8VIOI'8.
TRY US WHEN YOU “'ANT SOME-
~ ma NICE.
.II’
We have lust Recuved
THE HILL A CASE or
snEdmI.
' WEDDING
STOCK
PAPER.
0ch Size, IluloII or Plain.
In Item nbxns. WHICH WE WILL
sum. AS LONG AS Tum-
"' LAST. AT
25 Cents Each
OUR STOCK 0F
Blank wBooks
luneraISIaIIonery
ts cont-Ln": AS USU AL.
IIIIfIIaistea,
I ‘Druggist.
£3 flashlight 81., , So. llamali.
35 I 0
Reward
—-— va
It the Ian tIieIIts of tumult-
Isn lollars II Gold
......WM
An; In DOLLARS IN (MILD-ill
hm lathe m who will below July
tho "I. “and no» tho mm r-mttac IM
or.“ III-mu mun fortlt tho maltr-
l-l mm cumin proportiu ot
Loxatoulk.
1-an It hIIdInr for you. Tm“-
Iol‘lb wudu. lIde-r tht
III III lumen! division my
.Mm W. 0. Photo Ind John
It. I“ have kindly won-om to I“ III
l* Pvt. to In IwInlId July 4.
tilts‘uusu.
moor- mwutr. or.
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war work outflow. [ hive
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'I'IIE EVENING SENTINEII.
nuns GCLDEN. Bdltorlud Proprietor.
m‘oflumfmt $2.50: Smooth;
» r
orient. some:
Milieu of local aluminum: 0] all
kimbt. to which an odmmlon as charged.
and notices calculated to mate private
interests, my»! when an «Ida-Hm!
offline ra in admitting columnar,
are damm- at regular rotor, 10 cents
a line.
. Mini-tum AlmIIu tor Tomorrow.
Sun [-i “I nonfict- I Ill?) Tide lmr Tide
It. 7:23 3:" It in“
New York llorIltl Weather Forum-t.
To-dny clur. tumor wuther Ind "Bill to
light Iontherly winds will probably prov-ll.
tempontnre thin; to I mnximuru o! Ibout 88
dogma. 0n FridIy clear wenthcr and light
southerly winds will probably pros-nil. with
maximum temperature slightly nboye III) de-
greea. except our the coast line: Ind on Sat—
nnIIy fIIr weather. with but slightly higher
temperature. but greater actual humidity.
50!} TH NORWALI'.
tht the People of Our City In Doing
Ind SIylnc.
Regular meeting of Sherman Council.
Royal Arcauuln. to-night.
Glover's Band will given free coutrett
this evening on Railroad PIIcc.
——l’ure Ice cream In hall pint. pint and
quart boxes at Depot Restaurant.
Mm. Fannie l'mnli and family. of
Union street.wil[ more to Now York
next Monday. _3_ ~
The schooner “Yankee lltmdle" is Ills-
chargingncargo of cool in Bridgeport
for Raymond Brothers.
The running gear which operates the
Washington street draw is being taken
out 10—day and will be rctittcd nntl rc—
mired.
Dr. Richanlson’n Rod ('onvr. Winter-
green. Dumb-[ion and Satsnparilln. Blood.
Liver and Kidney Ton cures Blood Dis-
onlcnt. Liver t‘ompluint and Kidnoy
All'ct'tions. Ask for Sc. or 10c. sample.
at )Itl lawn mowers made goodas new.
sharwnetl and rrpairvd at tho Norwnllr.
I’attvm Works, Riversidc avenuc.
The William Richards arrested {or
intoxication last Thursday. Ira-I not Wil-
IianIII.RicIIarI1-I. ol' Quinton! Menuc.
this city. Thoso- who arc anztinte-I
tritIIIIII» lilitt‘t hum-r that h;- Ilm-s not
figure in tltt- pul'II-t- court.
Jonph )lclcg. II [Inng1rinn VIM Ir-
routed ymtenlny aftcruoon on a scrim»;
charge. the complainant being Lizzit-
Koatm. He was given I hearing belon-
Justicc Mom“ and the case was con-
timml until Saturday.
\-—-—--~.......~
.‘harts. Flags. and l-Iosigns. at A. Ii.
Foley's Hardware Store. Music Hall
Hindi.
The lecture by Row. H. Barney. in the
Union Gospel Temperance Relorm As-
sociation HIII. last evening. was Mire--
moly interesting and was attended by u
very large numhcr of people. At the
clone of tho mectmg several pontoon
aigncd the pledge. The meetings will
be continued the rest of the rock.
William II. Steycnoon. the depott-d
yicv-preoidcut Md gcnentl manager of the
Houuttonic road. when mm by I New
llarcnl’ulhulium representative yentcrtIIy
said: "I do not know. uyct. what I
tIhIIIIlo. Iluvenothnd II vacation in
twenty-three you: Ind for A low month:
l mu going to loaf Ind mjoy myncll. "
Ame-p IIIIo of hntn Induniug this
“11* It IIIIIH. ‘I‘ilIottIon' I. NQL’MWIIII-
ington utrrct. Moo lupin- in IId'ItII‘
underwear.
()lliccr t'oulcy Irmtod Charles I'll-VIII.
the elght-ycur-oldm of Funk E. Marin,
of Iowa mot-t, this muting, on the
chum oi WWII, Ind trIIIIIcy. Il-
III brought baton Junie. Harrell, who
committed him to the flute Reform
Ichoolhlarideu. It the boy brhIm
howillmbublylnreleaud III-tide of I
" yen. ntlwrwlnln will at" until he iuol
o
Armtlmtrorn tron-III with 0 turn
mdmwmnlinmthh
morning. mmmmmdm
ofhlootock heminftlmtedbyltl (IM-
orr dutbomlttbontoprocun I IL
censoinortlrrfiomttmtbunle. The
Wot‘htutoekvmlduot Int-rm
webmcxpodltum Indho many
Importiond the Motto! at tho
A daughter I'll born to llr. Ind Mm;
A.G. Helm. ofzolnwoutreetlut
evening.
WMIquflwrofR. ll. Bmmn.
of South Nuryulkndicd yesterday in
Dunbury . . ,
Momhornof the no“ encampment ofI
Butler Lodgml. 0. O. R, will tutu-t to-
night It 8 o‘clock.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. I". and A.
I. will hold I special meeting thin oven.
ldg and confer tho mud demo.
--Stnwberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot mammal. Open all night.
William McEweu Ind .th. S. Dom-
hue represented Olive Branch “Loam
K. of I’., at tho annual convention in
Willimuntic.
Truman Ailing, futhor of him. J. A.
Pnrtrick, of Norwalk. dicd yt-stI-rdny
aftcrnoon nt 15 noted: It his home in
New Haven, aged nincty- -two years and
four months.
The funeral of Mn. Theodom C. Prince
WIL‘I held from the Brookside chapel ycs-'
terday afternoon. Rev. C. (l. Callcn. of
the Rowaytou Baptist church. (Initiating
The interment was in the Union ceme-
(cry.
... .-...._._ ... ...“...
N08“ ALE hElIS.
A line—1y Budget 0! Item: I'm-II thr-
Borouzll End of Town.
'. B. lmlrmmd. of North avenue.
hm rccorcrcd from his rcccnt illomn.
The rcport of the joint meeting of the -
sclcctmcu and school rinitors. which
went astray yeah-niny. appears in
nnothcr column. _
—-l\’ico rich II-montulv at the Dopnt Roa-
tnurar-t. 5c. II glass.
An entertaintm-nt will be gin-n by the»
Golden Rule Circle of King's [taught-m.
of the Congrvgzttiounl I-lItIrt-II. Frnltty
evening. at Lockwmnl'n Hall.
Livingston Elms. oIIIponI-II at till“ new
steam laundry. whitt- at work around
some machinery Monday. had h'nt foot
crush-d quite badly. "I: is able to be
about III-day.
Annit> Gill. who was amoral by 0di-
ccr Donn Tuesday night for drunkenness.
pleaded guilty to that charge before Jus—
tice Coolidge last night and was lined $I
and «nuts.
Blown. Morris and .\IIIIIuII~'i-. of "RP
Bridgeport Homing Xt'WIi. nttemlcti the
Mother (but! t-ntcminrnent giwn by
the Somali: Methodist church Sunday
School at the Opera House last owning,
~Takoofi that [Ivory un-IcrvrI-ar and
buy balbrigguns, with h Il’t’ much lighter
at Mitchell s.I Norwnlk.
Noroalk reported twenty-nine deaths
to tho Slaw Board of “filth for tho
mouth of May. representing an annual
death rate of [9.0 per [.000 inhabitants.
Thorn were 1,147 deaths in tlw state dur-
ing the month.
At the mgulnr meeting of the directors
of the Masonic Mutual llcnctit 'iation.
hold recently. a $2.000 death It woo
voted each to the widow: of the [Ito W.
It. Shelton and AchIndt-r Buckingham.
of Now Hum. Twonty-out- now mem.
[It-rs were ncccpted.
~4§wlichl J: Hoyt uill meet my price
or any discount In urpetu
I’Ilmcr‘u Nonator l’IIIil'ton [Doublo
Unclo’l'om‘a ('Ibin (‘ o. of {any pmple
will exhibit on licldon avenue. on lion»
day owning out. This company III
undoubtedly tho [cast in its lino on tho
mIdIndtIIenowlty of producing tII'III
“m0 play of IlIrritvt Bomber Stowe
under cum with oil my should
be mlflcifltt touch the tent. WItt‘h
for the [Ir-do Hominy noon.
(fonnt'oth'utputotm: Original. Trout
I). Andrewn. Hanna 0. llInh. Alphmut
D. Clark. "MA. Woo. [team I'.
I‘crrln. Juno Cronin. John II. Ila-Ike.
John Ii. (innate. Addittonal. llanmtt
Smith. Wicpntl SchleimIn. Jarph 0.
Newton, mlt'l Connolly. luau-e,
William Bullim. In W. [icon ‘
III. within. Ito. llrtha Whitoonsb.
lury ltyIuI. ... -.-
«For thoconronitnt I-ootAnchort-d
limp. uwmutncm willphuo as.»
llmiuyour'l‘otluuhtb-Idxttcbon
without”. "Mount call- It
mrbmdnlduihbprm
Thetan-mflobuudtcnpmdmottbo
AlpIIWboolcluthMpIIcotomorm
worm our the m from the
0m. down list Irena. wound the
hotel It Duluth Pout-um. the
norm bottom twins. 'l‘boltIIIt
IIIIII will out It 4-!!! o’clock-II! the
*mhunplnnpttyottfl. Flynn
M mm W! M“!
'I
I
I
I
"Will Tlll RIVER.
H-II out! (local. or it. Duly [I Eat
‘IrwIlb- . I"
lira: Wllllhmflodmy. or VIII Ztltldt
arm returned homo yesterday taut;
awcclt'o III“ with MntAlbert Booth
Ind wife. of North Wilton.
Twelve ladies and Irrational: trons East
Norwulk drove to the Riverbank chapel.
near Stamford. Tue-day evening. and It-
tondcd I strIIrberry feitiml.
——|Iuatrine at D. Koogh'o.
Ifius Bosnia Wilson. of Riverside
avcnIIo.eutertalned several (fiends last
evening in honor of her guest. Min
Agnes Hurrcy, of Greenpoint, L. 1.
Among those present were Ilium Maud
Slater. MIy D. Smith. Hello Roach Ind
Eloy “humanist“. Leo Davis. Wil-
liam Coley. Clarcucc Hunt, John Smith.
Howard Zelutl Ind Harry Wilson.
.. ...... A‘flwfifi -..—“~—
ROWAYTON.
lira. George Strut-t. of Wot-It Farms. N.
Y.. is visiting It the home (It (i. W.
Bryan. ‘
Daniel Engr and mother. who have
boon. spending the winter months in New
~ York city. are now occupying their sum-
mer home on Great Island.
The Young Men‘s Bible club of the
Methodist church. enjoycdnrdcnic yrs-
tcrduy to Eaton's Nook, L. I. Tin-y
nailed our in Frank Stevens' sloop and
._ [11) III having had a fine time
II “HE! AS I) SOROTIIS.
Zigtnund Manon Inna purcIuLst-d :IIIItI.Ir
hum.
[-runk Ballard. 0! Dmbury. is visiting
his sisu‘r. Mrs. Gmrgo t'uok.
Miss Elrie W. Bowen [ms fl'qulhd
from n visit with rclntivos in [Irotdtly n.
Rev. Henry Jetlennm and family. of
Xiantic. m rioting J. B. Comm. In
Sumtun. .
J. I), lialltml. tho well-known unwary
man. is confined to hi9 lIomc with then—
IuntitInI.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. I)! Now York.
are occupying tlIcIr summer mick-mo
In Norotou.
Rot-”l. Edward Uurzon. Jr.. expats
to return to Stu-titan shortly for I \Isét
mth his family.
(icorgo Howe and funny, of New
York. IIuyI» rnturned to Norman Hoighbt
for Ill" thlllt‘l’.
lira. t'. n." Millltvr. ..I Now York};
sixrndingn few days at the rt-IIItIvuco of
.\I. 8. Mother,
Th» ladim of tho (..‘un;:reg:ttionul
church “Ill lit’lll It atmen-rry foot-VII III
hllt‘ 1mm hui’: this ewuntg,
The [hm-u» and tho t'r} stub. of South
Sorwalk. will (mm huts ontht» Ilmdy
ground-I Saturday ltlft‘l'iltiloll.
Mr». William Tumor. who but lbw-ll
making on “truth-II yi~it u'IttI le
tlnughrvr, Mr». William III-ward. in
Toronto, Canada. L-I I-xpwmi Imam» out
work.
Samuel tirumntnn Ind l-‘rInIIt tirtrru.
dclcgatt-tt from St. Lott-'5 church. haw
been attending the Episcopal coon-ninth
in Nut Hart-n. Rev, lAIIIlR Front-II wan
alt-Io prmnt Ill tho newton Tuesday .
Joseph R. Roy“. of New Hut-cu. and
ii. Lansing Hull, of New York, wore uh
not“! by «unstable Karla BItnIdIIy for
riding on the oldest-II. They worn
givon I Insuring TuudIy. Ind pIde-d
guilty before Jmticc Koch Ind paid the
will of the run.
(I. (I. Baum and R (i. Hunks. the Now
Rochelle wlwclmtvn Irrcstul II few wcch
ago tor riding on tho nitltwullt. DIM
below Junior- Koch III! Friday. [lath
pit-Int guilty toIm-Iltiox the town ordi-
nnnw. The jmtim romittcd the flute
and upon paying, the «It» the young
men doputnl.
hummu- It III-m. . ,
Winn-Ireland Mm of III-[1m
Stranger hxlgr. Bimbo! Ht. Bongo. III-re
Inotallod 'I‘undIy "slim. by DIItrict
Deputy W. ll. Footer. of mm In-
stated by (tr-ml III-Inna Thom-I l’ol-
bud.“ tltoIIIIncclty. The «been In:
President. Junior Lyortt: III-t [an-Idem.
It. Willi-moot vice-Mutt. Hm
Harris: memory. William J. Moore: .-
mm Mr}. George Smith; Mr.
or James loom; w. (learn
[tannins-II. WEB-truer
melanin lulu. Bridgman. ml
the put pruldont at Attila lady,
Mumford. m M Ind M
(bonnet-an. Atthoclmootthiuuhl-
lotion I cottIiion III and. During
thumb; Put WWW-III.
mm with I We [It],
uumummwmmmu
mmdmwtahhuuta
thvioowflhhtlnmtinobfir.
AWHwDI-h'
mammoth m
”It:
mm ”ohm”...-
Ion-n
3
4;,IIIIMIIQ.t§ ...:ufi g;
lattinmm. Mitt-h 'l‘Ionr ad cup.
For the balance of the mo rogue II CASH IIIBOOUNT or 10 ctr. per find on Bert Extra
. Boner Inguiutnndlloxbury'l'oputriw tots. per yt‘II-dInltoIliuIII Cit-odes; Bhortlmgthlnltd
. Boutonni- very cheap. , $ ,
V 7 Good quality Body Bola-eh and Velvet: at 81.00.
Batter grader Body Bulimia, Velvots and Momma.
Large Assortment Mattlugs and Oil Cloths.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
” IIIIIIIIII IIIIINIII fun.
'l’hI not” It“: From low York to Boston
> to VII-[run ’I‘O-dIy.
The relay race from New York In But.
too is being run todIy and much
interact, in manifested III] In"; the route.
('3 Ford Set-lay. of Hartford. fortnerly of
Norwnllt. carried the manage from
Stamford to Bridgeport thin morning in
one hour and sixteen minutes. The mom
sage was eight minutes [Ito in ranching
Stamford.und it W» 5:03. instead of
5:45, when Seeley received it.
At 0:20 he [tossed the Alpha Whoel club'-
IIcuthu’IIrtern on Wall otrt'et. Norwulk.
The wheeInI-m were out in force and
«thawed loudly as Secley passed by. The
ridcrtlitl not sluchen his poo“. but with
I warn of his had shot by and went up
Mill hill and out at sight. J. B. Perry,
of South Norvmlhwho rods with Seeley
was withiua quarter of It mile of him
when he [mood through Sorwalk. but
lost time on the way to Bndgeport.
When Seciey delivered the message to
Seltsnn. the nut rider. Perry was about
I mile in the roar. He kept to his tuk
well. Ind mode I remarkably plucky
ride. 'I‘hmronda woreiu fair condition.
Thommnge was enclosed In It rubber
[Kn-her. securely sealed and then placed
iua pouch of leather.
ocIIt-dnled time. and was on limo Ill
Stuingtield II. 1 o’clock.
Captain F. E. Brady. of the Alpha Wheel
club.
I'EIII’LE I'Ol' KNIIII
I'Il'llnphl :bout
on» People's lulu-III.
I‘Irmnl
RVI'I‘IIK‘ .
uptown.
sailed from New York l!>tL't}'
stmmship California for Europe.
will! III'I’.
—UIItIlI. niu't It hot!
ILIU :It NItL‘heII'II, XtIt'Wulk.
tho Tutu-g lllbcrutm.
tIII- ,IncicntUIdcr of Hibernian! yester-
Il-Iy with open-hearted hospitality.
when [It and It o'clock tht- greats-st
nulnberof \‘IIIItors Irriyed. It was In»
brought their wives. sisters. daughters
:III-l awn-[bonito with them. The city
but! decorated tit? public
impt and the luminous
listically in honor of tho day.
About ”:30 the lino formed ncIr Wash-
I»xtvnding up du- oidv Itrccts.
in tho city.
music was immnt.
thirty bonds and drum our}: in III
the! III" lotto-I not“...
ochool homo Inst evening. James W.
sunny was chosen chairman. The dis-
tIoprt-Iwnt. 'I'ht- unicorn etrcted were:
Illumination for throo year. A. C.
Win-hr: Wm. one your. Henry 1’.
Price; clerk. om yrIr. A. E. Austln; col
tectonoue your. [alto]. Himvoml. It
It In expert-c notto crowd $.00». It
was roud thou Ilmtniil to: be laid,
and Frank I. Jonas won Ippointcd In
jmrned.
depot m 0pm Ill night.
In. nun-um VIII. mum.
At Berlin the
mt-Imge was twenty minutes nhcad of
Sentry returncd to Norwalk on the [[237
train from liridgcport and is the guest of
Our Ind
Miss 'I'I-snio Luther. of New York. is
visiting Mrs. tlmrgt- Ford. of Taylor
Mrs. Carrit- lmnslvury and duugIIto-r
Sadie. of Bridgeport. 1m.- Kurt-Ill" of fricnds
Miss Mary L. Sangcr. of the borough.
on the
Mite .lI-nnio \‘osbnrgh. of Juror-y l'Ity.
who IIIII been visiting lll‘f cvnlsinjlim K.
III-round Vmburgh. of Spring strut-t. n»-
lurned homo III-titty. Iccompaincd by
her cousin, who will spend n few days
Buy your straw ‘.
Bllllltilil’ml'rs NEIRTI’ "[100! II
1'1»- (‘Ity In IlolhlIy Arr-n In Honor o!
Ilndgwport u'txlmmcd the members of
p...
xitmblo- that the most of the Hibernians
mu in holiday attire and the citizens had
build-
houses or
ington park. the various organizations
It IIIeIIti-
mount that almost 6,000 nwn worn in
“IN. and that then Wu 291.000 visitors
All the prominent bond» in
the: “all! were in the Imudo and tho
Tin-re was about
Tin- tInnInl Int-cling of the titer River
Iliwr school tIiIItrict watt hold in the
trim committee]: report wIII read by the
civil. ’I‘iu» routing of tho tranumr't rt»
port won deform]. II he IIIII unablo to
wII rotted tlIIt Ibo uncommon be Iuthor-
md to more «tabla Ilwlltln for
[routing Ind IIItIIItiug the reboot boon
pIbeIo December 1. I808. Ismael Lyn}.
Indium cot-mitt” III! the routing IIL
wf'umwtloewltbpumcrm.ocI
flaunnIIrrnIIIotthoCodIr Point
ltl‘l'llBll 00083 CARNIVAL
Ian NI‘II'I Enron-tumour It the Nor-
. wIIII Open ”II-n.
A large Iudicnco gathered at tho Nor-
wIlIr Opera House loot evening to attend
thé ”other Goose carnival given under
tho auspices 'of the Epworth League and
the [adieu of tho Methodist church. The
carnival watt preceded by I short. music-
al and literary programme, the' first
number of which was It pleasing piano
duett by Minted Maude and Lulu Gregory
Minn Sadie Innusbury. of Bridgeport.
formerly of Norwallr. rociwd "The Clan-
sical Parson " Miss Alice School: than
sanguwlo. accompanied by Him Ger-
trude Camp on the piano. Little Walter
Decker recited “I Wonder." after which
Mica Lounsbury favored with another no.
[action
The curtain than droppod. It“.
whim it went up the stage was set. with a
pretty woodland scene. Mitts Hattie
Illalh'm thou appeared gout-nod In n cos—
tume of blue and named the characters
on they appeared on the stage. Mitts
Ella Inngstaif enacted the part of Moth-
cr (loose. Hcr attendants were Charles
McPherson. Uhestvr Scllcck, Mia's Ella
Scolicltl and Ella Sweet. Charles Tris-
tiddlcrs than were Edward Kcnney,WiI-
liatnt Benedict and Gauge Brooks. Mia's
)lny Bennett took the character of Little
[lo Peep and was followed by Little. [on
Blue. otherwise Thomas Osborn. Bd-
wnrthhaémer was "the man from St.
Ives." and his wives Were Mm Georgie
StrI-ctJt-nnic Rustic. Clara Diamond,
Jennie Baton. Emma Bennett, Florence
Pitch and Minnie Austin. l-lJ't-rcylktri:
was Jack Sprat, whucoultl eat no fut,nnd
his wife. who could en! no Iran. was Mrs.
Irving Ilyington. Mitts [Irina CIIIIImIcr.
fhi Mistress Harymamc next, followed
by "the bvggnns coming to town." They
um.» Edgar Ilcutntou. [mieiAIIcu and
Minna Lila Worden and Percy Powell.
The old woman who swept the cobwebu
from the sky was Miss lionho Roberts.
and If»; Genera Dwkcr was Iliclrcty
I’IcIIety. t'harlie (Shimmer. the "little
man with a limo gun." out amnion-d.
,followed by duck and Jill. Jack was
l-‘It-tI'III-r \‘nnllomcar and Jill Was MISS
Anna Burr. Simple Simon was Will
LToItImck. Thc man who rode his wife
in a wheelbarrow was \‘ictor Scllcclr and
his wife woo Miss Luella VanHooI-Icar.
Thu thrnc wise men who wont to sea
on» Ben Smith. I}. L. Wilson and
Eugenv Mott-Inn. Willis Sellock was
Pete-r. Peter. puIanIIII enter. and hit»
wife was )lL-III lithe t'onuors. of Brook-
lyn. Miss Mary Selicck In; Old IIoIht-r
Hubbard. and Little Red Riding Hood
I'M Misti (jurist? Dcmomst.
Kalillr SeIIt-ck. who acted as pug". then
announced it visit from some othcr not-
ables. and Iicorgc and Martha Wushing~
ton nppcnrvd. (lemme Iran Frank Vail
and Martha was Miss Hattie Scrub-Id,
lfnt'lv Tom and Topsy. rupnn‘entcd by
Fred 8. Ambler and Mrs. R. U. Mitchell.
rum: a plantation song. Last. but
not least, canto (‘lttrcntre tiltmutm and
Mint BIIIth t'omstock an (Irowr t'Icvc—
qud and VIII».
All "to characters were goth-II up with
much tonic and tho: particilnntu II'IIl cx-
maltngly II't-II. Alter the t~tItt~ttIinnIt'nt
I aha t room and strawberries wrrt- sorr-
rd III! the stage.
IESTI‘KIMI' A'l' BERRY.
Victory WIII nu- ‘22"? III. II Sir-I‘ll!
lint- --’l'o-dIy'I III-III.
TIIt'ro VIII III locum] IttpndInco It
“In licrby mcctin yuh'nhy. and thc
wmtIn-r and I wait» fa . blc to
good raring. Tho betting mm picknl
tho winning tum cIch time, and
tho [moltmalwn not tho worst of the day.
Tho Mlllllnlfll‘l'l tollow:
2.5 chum rum-"so I'I’Itll wt).
Athleto. h... [but rltock lam. t'rInn.
ion. LL. Irll'll'lll ........ . .......
Caron-Ills. b. II..JohuJ. Horubot k. IIIIII
Villa”. Illorutwll. . . a: z
I‘ml W. h ml! 1'. Brown. Bridgeport.
(limo Ind than).
It (I... Inc“ 0. W llIiubl.l 'olutulai». 8. 0.
”high” .........
Kirnin. b. I. “III RH. lIcht-uur.
till-kl ..................... ... . ... . II II 5
Nu [an I. ‘au’m Yvonne. New York.
III-Inna)”
rim. ruminant. mm
Mctm~nt1m Aun‘nwrmm "mum.
Victory. hull. Blumtbnt. Hartford.
Ilorlwwdl ............................ l l I
Node. b. 5. Your III-nu. Vow York.
llama) ..
Imblultlu. b. ... C. E. tlvmn. All.
Inkling-III.
My Tho-m. 1.3.. Ellis ['tty fun.
If" NIde-IHI. ... .. .... . III
)nrono.b.u..tt, w. llllxttt. nun-MI.
Ito. (IIII‘IO .. . an
'l'I-IJflAmm
Victory. thawiuuor of the ’87 ct...
mooldby E. I. lockuood. of Nor-
snlk. to Dick BtIInrnthIl. of Word.
loud-t7. Taurdu‘luoe no III lint
m uIdor his new ownership.
..
‘5‘
.II
a
‘66
.210
553
ltItIowYorkIIIllioIIingtI-Idin-
oer-tumult” mm
tram appeared as Old King Cole and his ,
paymwawm rmy Apples and 0mm"
apples; Hartman. Strawberries and Fresh “Vegetables.
CW and Club House
The Choice“ Tents and Collects
IIIIIIIIES E.
LEADING
TIDE'I‘ABLES.
descriptions and
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
COMING!
lOBWALI OPERA HOUSE,
ONLY ONE NIGHT.
Thursday Eve'g, lune l6
BILLY PLIMMER
[lo-pound Champion 0! the World.
HARLEM SPIDER. " FOR THAT TITI E.
Asslstod by n host of tin» llaItlin; v hort- 150! ll. I'
do). Including: be old \I-II ran
Charley Norton.
thi rod Light- rcighr Champion of Ameri: .I.
Grand “'ind upofthe cI rnlnu' i on tart “when!
will be It round I-et- to imam u
Jack Neil.
of Blnninghnm. England and
BILLY PLIMIVIER.
Spot 1-: mmem D an: p.11). 4mm.
IKE W [LIII AMS.
ADMI‘5l05, ' :7! .I, {MI Ind 751:
I ndcr tht pcrsotml III mugs rm III of lerlcy
Ronni]. )Id '32!
A Positive Novelty
Britten In. [car llulIIIer Factory
0N8 PERPORMASL‘E ONLY.
Doom open at 'I'.
l'erftIImInce ‘l‘ 5 U't‘llw'li.
Monday. June 20 Il. I892
I’ALMER'S Blli SI’EI‘LH'I'LAR PA VIUO.‘
UNDER A MONSTER ('ASVAri.
The Digest and Best on Earth.
Many New Erratum» SpcrInl For and Rwan-
tlfuISct'nI-ry. tin-arcs: 1'"le on Kurth.
40 - PEOPLE - 4O
IVA'i m PONY PRINCE.
IlIIE PRICE I'll Ill—25408nIs-25
“HATCH Ffifl THE (BEAST) PARADE}.
jr l
DORLON POINT.
GALA DAY,
FIIIDII. JUIIE l7, I892.
The "trial t'IIlIIenlrm -put to “littftn thr-
lil-IIIIE IIIIIIIIIIIP WHEEI IIIIIE
Free collation wlll be served
fruit” 0.6
d. E. Power.
mil If
ALL SIZES OF
IIIIIISIIEII SIIINE.
General Counselor and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. PIerce,
hurl lion 7H. South
llrultlomv. No,’ I I'm».-
NorwnlkJ'mm.
pert 51.1. Norwnlk.
low I!
L" l'llll'l'tll' Ntllt‘VAI K1,“. .l’Rtlll ATE.
» ('onrtJuoo IMII. A. [1.
Route of Ric hunt Mmmlhu [In lu-r. In!" of
wanlk. In mid Ithtrirt. llflvilfl'll.
Thcl'ourt of Prob-tr for the l’l‘tllll' I of Van
VIII. hItb Iimltul Ind Ilium-d nix Immthu from
[lIoIlItr Items! for the Imllttmul Mill I-Into
touhiblt wthrinvlulmn tor wttlomrut. Thane
Wt!» t tlwir amounts Urum-
[y Ittnied. wit n “It! “too. will bedrbumd
I romury. MI Venom Imlebmt to sold ntnlr
mtrqmlfll to mnh- IanrrlII-tn 88mm to
”I03.
Economy and cunlénl
l'f‘l’
Gasoline Stoves
IIIII trouiluttnflt IIIIIII
III GIIIIIIIII 3:3. '
WI IIII tho my best III-Ito
IIIE MANHATTAN
II III. III“.
Will WMMINIMW tot
mu“ slim-Imam. Ibtl ”no: :5
Call and See Them.
“W "...-..H... ...-
"0000! I5 0!“! I 0IIl0l.
II. II. Maskerltlo.
CHILL “LOCK
”OMI- etdd chIEI’é
MARKET.
II. III lugwnnr,
Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG I
WarerooomH Water street. foot of
\I III) BREE ATEII 1‘0)! \le KEL I Y. “THE
\I’nwtcr of l I rr- III J inI- 2-:
Uncle Tom’s Cabin (lo. .
Choose, Lamb’s sTongues. . ,
imported. Ill'ancy New Button
250 III. (luminary Butter 30c lb.
SEIIIIIIIII
GROCER,
SLAND SOUND.
H AN DSOHE ILLU STRATIONS
$2 7.50 to $3.000
f
H.EM()RY PEASE.
'l'aylor 8i Golden.
, Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET. .
3 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Infill f
WANTED.
; ’ F" to Simon I
*I I.) 0‘ thrkinrffIEHB. 1‘
fit» '4-lyfllllilli ~11:
I F
.1 (imr lztl'lury KI Wmhiuwmn street.
South XIII'WLIR I’n'l II
~tt».tIly urIrk. E. H. Kala-:1“. hurtling“?!
T0 LET.
)I I" .\S ANT rooma it! "i Ann
mule monthly
Johnson & 80..
It hmond. \ a dalm
machines at Keleoy' s
5“ Kiri-I to opt r: [50
str t.
IW rllillt’lllt"! front alrtn-I Rent 311?: Algal,“ lo
, . je 63L
rrmrnw and garden. near Flu
~mtiun. III 3' recs
I’ I3; 2'. R to .;.I run I' sun. ‘ a rnbnth “I131?“
I)\I' ELI. [\"IIor lttroorns \e - I»
i’u filthnlt'g. nppo he the Mufti 0‘13}:ng
lien-i3; Int )luin street. Apply gygolim
one no: 5 roomn
mail; avenue. ‘5;
on In! unge
[tawny-ton. all. pltymond‘
m
\‘E\\_’ house Tn)lur_ an:
~ ll attretrII-L 30;" ant»
fut-m homo» burn. enrol
“I: III rooms.
non mun. ’
\ HI('\( I E “llll‘ II II b
t‘ull at Sn. 1;; “It
\orwalk.
been 0560} in: little.
Itlward arcttuc. South
_ .. jelli 3t
ROI'TZ’ .3343 ns 1:- find Im II
haul on f-H'll’t‘N If tIe-Igedunlrz
Azpl) THE A. lloovlwa rd.
P‘IIR SALE Fish um: I “I“
dui om] hustncaa Iitl bearrnreotign-
tiop. .I\ ln'Eh" . M
lirntgemrt a” Lice W DWch'l‘lw
until) 1' Intin or work
;‘ out nIIII- -II tow A hJM chcnp
I: W»: pli’t‘rf. South
\ III“ jih and good mIiIt-IIII tor 18-foot boat
I In 2.11: AI-Io about In “H iron Inllaul in
l‘Il‘tI him-zl- mitt IIIIlI’IlH‘bunk handles. Ad-
«Ire» or .lpply to Bcnnl
Xtrrun’k I. “an e " “.mlmw:fl;‘falh
.I‘
CIII be
pl , M or sale in
ket. vtentrnlly located.
Also
pply “John H.
X0". zIIk 1'51 in?“
.I MD «5 Indlo vs I..'vn
fnrortl 31.
.Il tht: South .‘ul’l'. :Il ) S lnquir!
k lit-:41. «tort.
Fl if
IIIDS'I'
3? Pl“ ARI). Lrwt on Month:
I,” Ilt‘llr ttII I urns-rut In rartl quptzlfi
t rm. It . rn t nm- hoop diamond ring
.tnm-a antlntn Itmul} wl Rhino stone rln
r-tnnnlmlon ~ltlr' with lurgtt- -mt~tml men If:
In) prrwn IuIIiII; .Im IIIII- -rm. It .on warding
aiur. .I will pita-mt tIlInf ll. 1'. otfiv ... It!“ fig)!
\ ii: .\I \l PI III: r and white painter. unawcm
I. | I!” list lltlllltiuf loamy." \ nuitxble rc-
-. “It Iv ptl' [Ir I rrct
R: I 1m ul, I'l It I. P um to :nfiggr'
”l. flu go rlflt
‘ lrt'i’flltll [Ull’~r Iuntudui
In: fifttcn aunt»
in from or I l. it.n~' [It-w.-
mo I.
‘lelIi’llI' Iv nit: rt;,nun " tr boron h.
,I Now rtiurn to t
In .Im II H‘Inm unlu- tnzl I’ttvi‘vtlllerd.
tell
[‘0' .\ID.
‘ “Swill-J, “‘(lri'W Inlor.hrmrn Own-
Ir 4 .In It I: I mm» by proving property
unvlpatlnulnwr'w. A I '
South .Vorvak. I t pp y to if” mic-"[103?
Wanted—~At Once
30!] Granite Butlers.
Apply to VIIrIrrm-I lIr Itlw rt \Vort “tor
or Sunny 1 rnk. t‘ nun. RISK»: I
FINE IIIITTEII
IIIBIIIE 86 IIIIMSTIIBII
Arr noto- Iantn II this city tor the
FRIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII. lilIIIlII.
IIIIEIIIEIII ISSIIIIIITIIIII
BUTTER.
mice It Ht. Ali-Inn. VI. Flu-90m. An III!-
Iouonut tinI yon the m-IItion domt and
rudy mitt for III (M roll butter thy mutt.
'I'lIo m-I-r pIIllurt it mid In lot». Ind tux
buttt-r "coll you tormticc, [III tho III-I
"not. well-mule Irticlo In their roll him It
klmfilflfl. Wefludnhtnr “that well
III by mingle pond.
llInI- nice hotly Inna tom. pads-«It; II»
”Mid III-lb. tut». Those who MI Ian of
III tut mam-In can mount with cit-Mama II
to he quality. I'm fie lb. EprclIl print. II
”III! :nlh. tubs.
illBlllE «IIIIIMSTIIIIII
Dissolution.
Nimt‘l ”WV-p" [hum "filth 'nmEéI-W
[Italy rub-tin
Ill datum
fiMh-‘lfl min-alt
M
m U) oho III. kn! up I red-
I
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