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lo the man iIieIiIls cl icialcnii;
leiillcllarsinlicld
Aprils»! m DOLLARS IN “OLD will
hm toll” p3?“ who will before July
inc the most mnciue and
atrial mung IoniI litt‘ mum-
Ifllmlud curative pmpertlcs of
,_i,9xatonlk.
ht II linden fbr you. Tun.
, toll! words. inordvr that
Mnnmw Ilu'lnlon my
h mm W. 0. room ml John
B. “(It luvs kindly consented to act as
"It's. Prhowboswardadduly t.
have engaged more men and
slum in
skapctodo
'l'llE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Bditol'uod Proprietor. ‘
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uni Im-Mwl‘ih” ”lib“;
2&1‘t ".1 NEW": MIC. ‘ “ I
W of tow! Waterman: of all
kind», to which an admission in rimmed,
and notices calculated to promote private
informs, accept where an advertisement
of name appears in advertising column.
are charged for at regular rules, 10 meta
a line.
Minn-t urn Almanac for ‘l'o-norrow.
Sun Rise-5‘ Sungcts I High This law; This
at hill at" It?! at ifl all
New York Ilenld _Weather Forecast.
’l'o-dsy fair. warmer weather and light to
fresh-authoriy winds will probably prevail.
podbly followed by rain. On Saturday part-
ly cloudy to fair weatherwill probably prevail.
with slightly lower temperature; and on sun-
dny warmer. fair weather. with the advance
ofu new area of high temperature from the
west.
50l- Tll NORWAIIK.
"but the People of Our City are Doing
and Saving.
A base bull club in Danbury is named
after Eli l’ukulslti, formerly of South
Norwnlk. Suchisfumc.
The new encampment of l. O. O. P.
will be known as Colfax encampment
and will be instituted June 27
”150 different styles of challics,.'x- yd.,
at M. S. Smith's.
John F. Flynn has been awarded the
contract to do the plumbing for Mrs.
Md‘uulc} s new building on White -r sir: ct
”liIincholnrs of the lranliliu hil’l’t'l
school yesterday sent another large bus.
ket of ilowrrs to the New York Flower
Mission.
Eugcuc Boyer, of South Norwuik. was
best mount the marriage of Conductor
Hardy, of the Consolidated railroad. in
New York city. last. evening.
Don‘t suilcr from any kiudof III-ud-
ache! Dr. Richardson’s Celery, Coin-b
and Chamomile Headache Powders cure
within 5 minutes. Ask for 5L or tile.
sample.
—l’ure ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at Depot Reutnurnm.
The James Street Methodist church. of
Brooklyn. will picnic at Rotou Point to-
marrow On “and. iy tho lirmklyn
SIPIIIKMILAI lipid opal Mix day-rubool will
in at the Uni: It .iIIIl on“ mlricsdny tlII
UnntiiicIItIIiI-Iub will come up on the
Grand Republic.
UI-ncml Mnnagcr’Tuttlc is rcportcd as
saying there would be no removals of
tho sinI-rintcndcnts of the llouuutonic
and other lines that mine under the con-
trol of the Consolidated by the root-m
railroad deal. They are all good men. he
dccluml, and would not be disturbed.
Mary lived, the notorious East Bridge-
port female who spends at least half hcr
days in jail, was again omen-d \“Ct‘lli'flr
day evening. She is accused of stoni-
ing ngold watch from the person of u
Norwalk man who took part in yester-
day‘s parade. In the city court today
her case was continucd until eo-nwrrow.
~liridgeport Farmer.
«All the newest thing» in nogiigce
shirts at M. S. Smith's.
Raymond Brothers yesterday discharg-
ed a largo cargo of moulding sand at the
Norwnlk Iron Works wharf for lilies It
Clancy. While it cart was being loaded
with and one of the educated mules
commenced tobuckand ran the cart otf
the dock and over the side of the boot
before he could be stopped. Fortunately
no damage revul_tod.
The allies“ on Board the Cape Charles
dreamt-i II-tofniento meet. Captain
Bixbce WWI» run I bust
MW“WW\¢M
at h-MIHIWW that the pa-
sengor will he landed on shore without
my mishap. Dir. Vida. steward of the
‘ boot. is alwaysstteutive to the wants of
the inner run. indeed )lr. Vlels makes
it piss-not for all on minim
Bay Pilot. hm“ ,_ -
~Chcup sale of hats beginning this
week at iillivii'l. 'I'lliotson'l No.20‘lW-h~
locum street. Also bargains in India
mwma .
thumlusof w...
issieycollegssrc being held this week
and will continue until next May.
his two weeksvscatlon in Bedford. N. Y.
market.
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The finishers employed in Raymond
Clovertockbbst Mm drawn to th
islands today having a chirp bulls.
1.S'\l'. LII.
The Epworth league of the First If.
E. church will give a musical represen.
tation in the lecture room this evening.
——A lurgelotofhomednssed Connec-
ticut fowis at. Smith's ‘ Washington Mar-
ket, Saturday. June 18th. '
The South Norwalk High School team
are playing the Merrill business College
loam nu King‘s grounds Stamford. this
afternoon.
John Casey was arrested but evening
for indecent eprIsurchnstice Townsend
imposed a fine of 85 and costs this filofll‘
ing, which was paid.
-—All styles of shirt waists. in colored
and white. at M. S. Smith's.
John Conroy and Louis I". Knit have
sold their barber shop on North Main
street to Ottol". Rot-deck". The now
proprietor intends making a number of
improvements.
Fred 1 Jones. of this city, was one of
the ushers at the marriage of Miss Carrie
E. Hatching and J. Howard Russell in
St. John's church. Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon at 5:30 o‘clock.
Glover's Bond gave an excellent cou—
cert on Railroad l'iacc lust evening. The
live sciectio n-ndcrcd were enjoyed by
a lame num of people and it is hoped
that other cone: rts will be given.
—‘.\'ice rich lemonudt (it the no")! im
L1urnr.t.5e.u glass.
It‘ E. l‘urks, who lins been employed
in tlic llounalonic ruilmul friigiit other
in this city as tuliy cl .k for the past
three ymrs, bits resignct and ucceptcd a
position with Ii. 5. Wadhums, of the bor-
uugli.
ball nine, of New York city, will cross
bars with the it. B. & l '.'s at Port t‘hes-
tcr tomorrow.
home team.
«Old lawn mowers min» good as now,
sharpcliml and repair-«int the VHF“ .Ii“.
l'uttt-ru Works. RI\'Q‘I’§I1IPII'-'Q‘llllt’.
The iiunl meeting of the Norwnik
Chautauqua Union will be bold Monday
evtning at the hum:- of Miss J l’ earl
Gregory, 28 West avenue.
will be ”Oriental Faith and l‘haructer."
All the uicmbI-ni of tho l'nion arc rc~
quested to be present.
has not yet arrived from Lynn. Mass”
will probably arrive hem the first of next
week.
the First ll. 1'1. church to-night.
Samuel Asher I‘M arrested this mom—
ed with annoying people in the
teddepot. AII his father was
out of town the equ- wnii continued by
Justice Mormll until to-morrovv morn—
ing. thc boy'II mother taking him in
log I:
Co
charge.
tiou.
in; next Tuesday evening.
«Try our "Onyx" hose for gents
Iadisnund chiblnu. Il.il Bruitir'h.
for the marriage of Charles 8. l'
eldest-moi itcr. and tire. C. If. 1m.
and III-II Elia Gertrude Delbridgs. of
Malta. lll., when Itr. Pen: has been re-
'l‘he mummy
siding for some time.
will be performed chmlay. June 2‘2.
nt 8 o'clock.
W...
Twomrtrnesiultll. flowsu‘syard
onBouthflliustnst.mlnblo-omfor
thumbnail-elitism. Both tress
maholocdsddmwithwstl develop
ed fruit. ’llotilfl 6w 0. iltilhon,
wholsdsoplyimhlfllcultunl
trees-Mirakofuturs.
uttcrunhrA.R. Tyler isspsiidiiig
—Norwalk lobsters at Hunt a: zone".
The Xavicrs, a celebrated amateur we
James and Lauder, of
Norivalk, will be thc battery for the
The subject
On account of the bad weather and tin.-
breaking of her rudder. the yacht Psyche
(iconic and Dwight Graham left l’rovi.
dcncetown yesterday with the boot and
~l)ou't forget the entertainment. at
Atn rcccnt timing of tlic Norwnlk
Bulldiugand lmu Ammiation a divi‘
deud of seven per cent. was declared.
The miation is in a flourishing CtmtII‘
'I'hedividend will be cmditvd on
the members' books at the mgular Inl't'f.‘
lnvitntionu were received this morningI
“This evening Worth league
will give III entertainment for the bone-
iltofthcl’isnol’und. AWN»
Insh- hen prepared. after which re-
frsshmeuh will be served. Tickets ”c.
«routine the
militant: very cheap.
84 WASHINGTON
solemn: “I'm
A Bruce: M!" of Items Front tbs
Sill-Parks ué down the harbor Inn
blackfhh toothy. ‘
The Norwalk and South Not-walk lib-c
tnc light company are painting their
street lights and bond;
——t;hildren’s 15c black ribbed hose, 100
pair. at. If. S. 8mith's.__
r. K. Inckwood a on: [dumbcn will
picnic at ltoton Point next Thursday.
Among the features will be a shore
dinner
The Inasmuch Circle of King’s Dangli-
ieni of the Nonvulk Methodist church,
will hold a tea with Mrs. WJI. Pierson,
of Union Park, tomorrow afternoon.
~ananeto bamboo porch and cottage
shades at J. Arthur Pinneo's.
At the urgent request of the public the
Epworth League have consented to to
pad thorn Mother Goose carnival at the
Norwnik Opera bruise. III-at Friduy
owning.
Patrick Kearney and Miss Mary (lot.
man were married at St. Mary's purochl
airesi-lence at 7: ' last evening
The» bnde wore II eliotrope colored
traveling circus.
D.I\'I~I t‘oggswcll. of Cranberry Plains.
and Alice Mary Louise Wanna. of Smith
sum-t. worn married by Rev. I". E. Bob~
bins. of tho Xorwnlk Baptist church. :It
7 o'clm-li lust evening.
l‘huptcrof the Brotherhood of St. An-
Iln-w was. held in the parish rooms lust
evenim; Rev. C. M. Sellcck was [meant
II itii the boys. and o social evening Wu
spent.
As the Insult of a family quarrel John
Brown. of East Norwalk. wu armtrd
by one» )lorehousc and tried before”
much to blame as the prisoner and um-
smlllt‘ntly discharged him.
or any discount in comets.
plan» ill the Opera House but evening
Istllnl to IIIatcriplizc. tiic diiliculty bring
that there was no audit-non. Tho meni-
lit-rs of the combination were really good
men and would have given at good enter
tuiument.
for better luck.
til "l9 Alpha “die-cl club.
rived on lllt‘ nmn train».
I)» nmilc.
nt Mitciu-li' , Norwslk.
merchant is @1111le
and” I. it will be perfonned by Mr. liai-
.inm' s. comma Oratorio moiety; timid-
ed by Mrs. Bar-om. III Norwich. IOI‘VIM'
engaged for the festival.
("Bit Till! RIVER.
Iowan-d Wrath-Wi-
nor-nth.
onf'mstrat.
'lin- regular social meeting of St I’ .Iul' 5
Justice Aloud. The justice found thlt
Patrick Kelly, Brown’s neighbor. was as
~5¢~oficld & lloyt will meet any price
Tin» sparring match announced to mite
3 I cum Miriam one WUNTIII .99.; 9mm on III-cw
, Super Install“, and Boxbiiry ‘l‘spsuttlcs, l5 Isis.“ per yard Inltoditnn Grades; Short 1.993th and
‘ GM quality Bodyfirussclii andVe’lvots at $1.00.
WW Body Brussels, Velveti IIIIII‘ Honduras.”
Lam . Assortment mattings and on Cloths.
A. ' DICKERMAN &* ,soN.
SOUTH,
STREET.
l’lltll’llll '00 KNOW.
gomtd'l’dugm uncommon
visiting Alias Willa Hoyt. of West ave-
nue. ‘
kill. N. Y.
William B. Joneo, of Burlington, Vt.,
formerly of Norwalk, is in town calling
on old friends.
Air». 8. O. Kceler and daughter Inez,
of Mott avenue, have returned from
their trip to Chicago.
Miss Grace Candec. of Elizabeth, N. J..
is the guest of her cousin. Mini Anna S.
Dunning, West street.
Governor Bulkeley has been invited to
become the guest of exn‘lurgeon-Gent ml
J. C. Gregory this evening.
William ll. Earle and family are mak-
ing preparations to occupy their pleasant
summer residence on Bast-avenue.
nic (”ole started yesterday for Chicago.
when! they will spend three Wt't'litl.
Mm. Duke Bart and Mrs. llenry Gold»
gncsts of Ali-ii. Norman Austin, of Wall
street. ‘
Bridgc'x-rt. are guests of the former‘s
mother. Mrs. James Walsh. of Chestnut
stm-t. Norwnlk.
Slim Nellie Hanlon..of the borough,
places of interest in Ireland.
mom, graduatcs of the South Norwaik
High school,
lbrimeincr Polytechnic Institute,
vacation at their homes here.
bury. and Miss Clara llill.
Europe.
Mt I'm‘npbu about Our and
Miss Grayce lltelle; of New Haven, is
Mrs. Ferd Hayes and son Clifford. of
this city. are visiting relatives in Peeks-
Mizn Gimcliu Raymond and Miss An‘
ing and family, of Brooklyn, N. \'.. are
Mrs. R. A. Brown and daughter, of
sailed Wednesday for Europe on the
staumship City of New York. She ex-
pects to spend about two months visiting
William H. B. Disbrow and John Pod-
huve returned from the
Troy.
N. Y., and will spend the three months
Professor and Mme. dc (‘ompigny and
II [arty of young ladies composed of Mia
Jessie F rick. of Iowa: Miss Iliunie (led-
ney. of l’oughkoepsie: Miss Addie Baby.
of New York; Miss Kit-tic Hutchinson, of
South Xorwalk: Elfin Julie Hill, of Dan-
lfiss Irma
Hill and Miss Mai Curtis. of Norwalk,
will embark on the steamship Veendam,
of the Netherlands line. tomorrow for
funding in Holland they will
visit Belgium. afterwards proceeding to
l‘sriei. Alter a protracted stay in the
French capitol they will crate. the chain-
I
NORWALK. conn.
comm neurone misc.
1|. helium-d bv the litter-lau- Aftor a
“mule ‘IIOI'TCDII: 4 9 0th”. People's Ilium , .9, , . , ' , mum ”I... _ 9,
,0M tiprphou so ,ldtlied II "IMI dog ii“? lira; It. ”Ronni! go to hing island . The twentydonrth biennial lie-toil of
3 fm magnum-rd” 9. prniug. ,H . m i today for II much. ' tin.- Ancient Order of Hibernian. of Con-
J “J ' The melamine. «It Norwulk. have Willam- held In Bljdmnrt yacht
llamas summit: June‘s Slumbnlinltd 4.9.214 Willa! being 9.9.9.... II...
attending mass in a body at the Sacred
[leart church. the first basilica taken up
was the report of the credential commit-
tee, which showed that every delegate
was present. State Delegate Murphy, in
his opening addreu, reminded the dele—
gates that though only twenty-two
years old in this state, the
order now numbered over 10,000, there
being 100,000 in the United States.
Among the important resolutions
adole were the selection of Sunday,
Juno than a day for decorating the graves
of deceased members. A resolution to
have the convention adopt the compo].
my insurance plan failed to pass. At
the present time the board of officers of
each division compose the delegates to
the state convention. A resolution to
change the clause of the constitution so
as the delegates could be selectcd from
among the rank and tile of the members
lulled to pass.
A mudution that in the future the cr-
peneo of oil stoic. conventions be paid for
out of the slate f and». was defeated. The
following revolution was unanimously
passed by a rising vole:
Whereas. The Hibemians of Connecti-
cut in convention assembled desire to
express our allegiance to the constitution
"of the United States be it resolved that
as citizens of this country we aliirui our
loyalty to our adopted country and de-
clan.- that we art- at all times rmily to go
forth in defence of her honor and Iit‘l‘
ting.
Attorney John J. Walsh, of Norwalk,
who was It member of the committee on
resolutions, submitted a remlution in be-
hnlf of the llibernians. returning
the sincere thanks of the order to the
citizens of Bridgeport for thc hearty wel-
thcclnboratc diuplayof decorations. .\
come they had extended them and for —
- * Conudian and Club 399”
The Choicest Teas and Causes
LEADING
ll...
TI DE TABLES descriptions and
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
rout a mprmsibic source. Of course
the papers would reserve the right of
editing the reports of the press agents—
of cutting them down if the matter sub-
mitted was not new or suitable, or of ad-
ding to them by securing additional
do so. ’ _ “W-.. -A---
—-(io:ih, ain t it hot' Luy your straw
hats at Mitchell 3,. None alk.
"r. "in III-ock' .- Sorrow Escape.
Dr. Dexter llitciimck. of West avenue.
drove to the depot this morning and at-
tempo-d to board the east-bound train
leaving inure at 10.90. The train had just
platform of the out to the lost car. He
fell over on the platform and had his
face mlueuliat bruised. lie was Innis-ted
up and r: turned to his carriage and drove?
home.
IIer at 5th avenue and 26th street costipg
{‘00. U", which gives 19 people dI spc p-Iia,
and those [maple spend $1,456.00 in doc-
tors bills uni fimll have topay 30.00
each for Cactus BlooI (‘ arc to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Phisted'a drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
gnfrqfxinmmts.
resolution was unanimously r.
putbizing with the Irish lenders in their
struggle for independence and Insuring
them of financial and moral support dur-
ing the coming battle.
The election of officers pained off very
quietly. The leading candidates for state
dclegntewem John P. Murphy. of .\'or-
wicb,snd Mayor John Walsh of Kerr
Britain. Judge Walsh was the mini.
mous choice of the convention for the
office for the next two your». Sun»
Sm'rvtnry Cunningham and State Tron.»-
urur Ryan snort-«led themselves. Alice
[reusingu vote of thanks to the llridgt»
port llilwrniune for tbc tmtmcnt they
extended to the visiting Iiclegah's the
‘ sym- ~
A Positive Novelty
USE PERFORMANCE ON LY.
Doom open at 7. Performance- at s o'clock.
Monday. June 20th, |892
I’AlJll-IR‘S lllli Sl'l‘Et ‘TAI ‘I'LAH l’A \'ll.li)§
Uncle Tom’s liable Cc.
I'XIIEII A MONSTER CANVAS.
fiat-all the news and: better yet, get it.
facts if it were deemed advisable to,-
started rind he attempted to jump on the
if II New Y ork millionaire give-3 a din—i“ '
Sn. _li South
leIlcn he. llsar IIIIIlIer Factory '
The Biggest and Best on Earth.
Cheese, Lamb’s Tongues.
aver
impon. Fancy New Butter 9,
. 25c lb. Creamery Butter 30c lb.
MCI—”v—
flHlRiESE.
Silllilllll.
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
"Iuv‘NEvvcon'IfbAi'ntoouif.”
Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27.50 to $3.000
\‘I’arerooom, \Vater street. foot of
H. EMORY- PEASE.
Taylor a: can...
llealEslaleandlnSurancc.
WISHIIETDI STREET.
(‘ lftl. ti} do general housework.
Eulret
xiii..."
H m is. _. rm
3:. I v). I,“ Igorking’tfiglilblg. Rfmmgd'.
.55“) 24-6-8 \Iaiu ~t Richmond Va. jefllm
Flaw girls triopcrate ninchin t
I (Mir factory. Kl “anhi inegtanxgm
South Sorwalk. Paid while learning And
{std-oily vvork. F. E Keluey, myfl tl
T0 LET.
lf‘ti'i'l‘All E. South Alain strcrt; ho M
lot for sale: an lit forsalc: human '.
l Apply ii; ’ \\‘ IL-hington street.
;]:l. IRAS \STI. \ furnished“. roomsto let In-
kuuirr at 1'.’ Railroad Plate, 50th Nor-
. let? 3
l I‘A:_T ‘JOR‘t ALK lower part of house on
4 Ens! HtVflnne Grimm. rent slum. Also 4
room» on Henri stmt. South Nor-ulk. rent
55.- u) Apply to W. Youngs. at Lockwood Mfr.
L'o jelflt
Phil. A.“ ANT moms at "I Ann street.
minutes fmnulenot. Re t
‘V J Leldun. n no firi’sl’m
I 01 SE 5 rooms iind garden. near Five III.
River station. at 8'.“ a month. Address
Box 2. ltowayton, Conn. myth) if
on mum; of in 1.51.5333...”
r\ rituated mp0 it: the Music,- 1 block.
sin street. Apply to myJ‘iIm
F erris.
VS“: house Taylor avenue. “till. 5 mm;
Water street. ‘9; 5 ":0an avenue.“
rn garden ml...
farm house. ha
ilowuytou. 51'}. Buying}?
i
l0: sir henna.
run.
go
note sA’u-z. "
;l(‘ W i E for sale A \‘inr pneumatic
sat-t) iiinIIlc. nwd one month. Price
31:5). A big bargain. Jqusnn Brothers. lei."
Bll‘ \t' i. F. which Int" born n-evl but little.
1 I‘ .III M .\'o 1:; Vl'muln': mi uienue. south
Kori i.th ‘
51>]th
‘1: )l' T I'l. ll' I»- and liniuihy hill). t on be
IIUI on ~liirts if d: dlffiI or (I r nule ln'
pini~_ \pp‘;_ \ to L. A. “Iuinurd.
f‘tilt :3 ..\l l'. I' ivh market. I coir-ll lot-ted.
IIUIH’ ups-II Int-cinema. “ill M? In'
realign-
t.ion \l IlrI-us I 'lII. in- m \luin strrc'
Man ‘ New Features. Special i'nr and ill-nu. Bridgeport. you I.
The cmupony left town tbi»
III:II'I:it1,;fIIr Murillo". whom they hope
.\ number of Dill—"I'Illwfl tt‘lh‘elinm
are in ion II today to offend the tun-lulle-
handicap mud men. under III" uuspicm
l’anim from
Bridgeport. Stamford and lbmbury or.
A lurxr crowd
has ummblal ut the club's hon-lunar
tcrs on Wall strict, and III 4 o'clock will
wheel to the Green, where the start will
-Tako oil that Iit'al'y underwear and
buy inlbriggnns. which arc much lighter
The entertainment of the Norwnlk club
for this month will take place this even-
ing at ll o'clock. Governor Bulkelcy and
members of tho World'u Fair commission
will be pn-uent. and womincnt citizens
and manufacturers from Adjoining towns
have been invited to Ittcnd. The (other-
ing will be of more than ordinary tutor-
cut. and a full attendance of the club
'l'lwrmtorioof tho")!cusiab" will be
given in firidxewrt during the Manic
'l'caciicrn' festival, to be held July 5. t ‘ “m
.I. II. Mini-building sacred nim-
pursuits this ant-m. mues- the
.mmmmmmm
attliodspct Mus-st. Opusiluigiu.
9 iii-uprated“: laps Huber ct ;. 3
, ”mammamnuam
noon to with. its W's «as.
total?
Wham-hand“ pines.
mum-sawho-
wrssutotksirbnmhrruspnrt L. 1..
aftersplssnatvbltwitklr. and Its.
nod and spend a week in London. They
will mum about thc middle of Septemo
her. 7*» ~'_
”ARIES.
Another game in the series between
the Kerrytown nine and the Darlene will
be played on the Brady grounds to-morv
row afternoon.
'l'o-morrow afternoon the new tennhi
court. now in course of preparation on
tho premiers of George W. Southwick.
of Nomton. will be formally opened. If
the weather is plmnt there will proba-
bly be a gathering of about thirty of
Nomton’IibI-ut players. The allair will
be further diutinguishgd by it I-flag
raining."
Theopbile Euphrat had a monster gild-
ed «giophced on the top of his newly
purrhaIIt-d midenoe yesterday. The
bin] is about eight feet high, can be neon
for unvcrul miles. and attracts couldn-
able attcnthin. Mr. Euphrat expects to
have the lmproremcntsto the promlaeu
cmnplcml in about two rmuths. J. 'l'.
meitt. of Norwalk. has the contract to
clothe framing and decorating on the
interior of the tum. The can and «Im-
tn'I- lighting machine will arrive next
week. - on... V -«pmr ..-
WIZSTHII'I'.
ileum if. m and family now
mm their home have
In Norwich. 0!. MW. centrality; immune! New York. issgurat
,Mr. flowhiul. of New York. but). Ind
Ir. llarry Power. of New York. few.
with an orchestra of thirty men under
the leadership of Victor Delbert. of New
York. 'l’hetlrsnd Open Horne has ban
of In. mum. . < '
Mr. and Hrs. (lawns lteuoudc. of
BnnkIyumnvhitlngatthsresiimof
TheodorcKceicr.
The annual school mailing of the
Green's Pam school district will be held
outbacrsnin‘ofJunoal.
Attire “null school nice-ting of the
Irma: tuck III-moi. IIIIII Tuesday
erasing. hirehlid was W
adiabatic-u.
In. Daniel luttnand family, ofJency
City. s. .l.. mm of II... Charles
licensee is quite ,ill at his Rider.
home.78Portl’oiutroud. with 3 mt
pliestionofdissnsss.
~1mtrlusstlJlludull’s.
Themltorwdkllasllsii club will
With-nomad
Alan-mt Chicago. is riitlngat
themidsncsofwmhru than.
in; m st W, N. 7.. Is
honofcrlhetnmusrmtiou. .
Amflprs-forthswuporurm
drdutbsmlhpnyyatwday.
“ ninIImIioidIII-munhqeinui.
iydutibsmscmwmharsmisbsd
the-neuritis sew Pbinn hot-tub
convention adjourned to meet in Dan-
bury two years hence.
Immediately after the cmivcntion ad-
journal the county mnvI-ntious were
held. l‘airiield county held a protracted
session. (.‘ouniy Delegate James \l’liolcy
presided. All. Whitley has held the W
sitiou for the [suit eight years and declin-
ed tout-rue again. Attorney J. J. Walsh,
of Nonvnik. was clccuni to succeed him.
Lawyer Walsh “mile a rousing address
in which be thanked the convention for
the honor “my bad bestowed upon him
Ind promised to fill the duties of tho of -
iloeinamtisiucwry manner. John J.
O'N’I-ll nus elected ooimty mommy and
Philip Flynn county treasurer.
-—-lttuonnbis priceo at lair-"II depot
Militant. Open niinight.
Pct-Ilurttlu of not...
Probably every one who has noticed
the xvi-cu and MIMI coffee uitting to-
gether to swim in the dcaIcr'II storehouao
hunt-anal the didactic» in sluof the
lie-us. It iss peculiarity of com-e that
in roasting, fills it loosi- countdmble
in weight, it union in bulk. At the red-
Ilisb brown stage the loss of weight
has been about fifteen per
cent. and the pain in bulk
about thirty; It the chestnut brown.
twenty and fifty per cent. mpccitvely,
sodifeuvisdtswdnrl blown. two-tr
llvssnd sixty. lei-hula roasting that
the volatile oil. to which the delightful I
atoms is due. hdcvelopod. as it is not
motto the green berry. uny- Good
timekeeping. If the roosting Iscsrrlcd
twine—beyond- light Intro-«this oil
hinjuredor destroyed. and the disco
pointed housekeeper properly complains
thltthecoifcehssbssnmtedtodesth.
It may not be known that ooffce.from
its sbsorbsnt qualities. forms a quite ro-
llsblo barometer. When the stuns-
pbsre is humid. and there is probability
of a storm. the beans In very ten-
ti ul Sc ‘ticr '. l‘r at . t T on Hort! .
‘ 3 ' ‘ m Mhy A \ litmllfsiuiii} or work hon-I tin-up.
on» milch tow. Apply IIIJIIhn ll, I'm.
40 — PEOPLE - 40 ~.‘ “’n‘t PIII'I'QI.SUI1III \ornuik ”mu
zvu's Pm rosy rulscrz. _ -
LOST.
IIIE PIIICE III Ill~25-Iienls-25
“'A'l‘t‘ll FOR THE GRAND PARADE“
y-
DORLON POINT.
GALA DAY,
FBIDII, JUNE l7. I892.
The mmt mnvcnlI-ut 1pm! to witness the
III-Inuinnwwvnmcr
Fm collation will he served
from 4 to t.
d. E. Povver.
IIM if
ALL SIZES or'
BRUSHEII STONE.
Also
' «P HEW Alli) but u .\
'1‘.“ mar thecorncr ofUGz-r Iii???“ Jug-hat
('l’lNlltl «rm-t. oiii hoop Iliumotyl
shinr'i union. homily wt Rhino alumna: ‘
I- llillflt' -lmi on «lib: nith rorcet- -mo-not w
:‘ny W not. lunitii: nu) Ini’oriniiti Ir
nbou- will llll‘iIM I-allnl tlilr- UI'III t‘: Intuit-g
‘ I" F M. \l. l-. Ile-r nIIIi “IIMI‘ winter-now
to tin rmiiie- nf‘ '-ll« outy.‘ A suitable“ In
Word will be (mid tori r 2 film
Rnliroiul. I'l- II r. W ”mu to "M r.
FINE BUTTER
IIIBBLE &. BDMSTIIIIK
Arc ruin Hernia iti this city for thr- 'I.
HIIIIKIIII Cilllllll. IEIIIIIII.
IIIIEIIEIII ISSIIIIIITIIII
BUTTER.
tin”. at St. Album. Vt. Fin:- Ioi silk. At thin
muffin? your the aim-mum cum: and
rally sale for III the roll butter, they make. ,
The over product is sold in tubs. and this
butfir wrcnll you lunnilrs‘. Tlll'mm
sum. chl—mmlc- urtirla In their roll buttn at
be a pound IM We linvi salo- for who I» well
as by tingle prism-i.
liars nice handy little ltLib. pair-keen: our»
Bland ill-lb. tube. Those who bonyht tube at
us last summer can "post with «modem In
to fine quality. l'rlre aa- Ib. itpoclul m g.
”and ”lb. tubs.
illBBlE ILI‘IIIMSTIIBII
General IIIIIIIII enil Sevci
‘ Business I Specially.
F: M Pierce,
'cwm‘ln‘h-
Economy and Ccmlcrll
It'fll';
Gasoline Stoves
IIIII mil lint sud Exposes tail
tiIs tanner Susan. I.
We have the vary but me
TIIE MANHATTAN
ltislellisiltrsot.“ Hillard. is visit.
ingottkornld-uof Aural Lockwood.
www.muumm
colon-and grind with dillculty: while
lfdiswuthcr is to continue fbir tbeym
grind usily.witbacrisp.sllrpbrsak.
II III IIZEI.
cooks-lilo ullthevmrkot
Dissolution. ‘
‘ NOTICE "Em rim ”Indium-Inna
filo trouble and um. ll)
”to «duh-nil Ir
Wuhan-Aunts.
WWW suggest a plan
Mmtgbths-Iioptsdwithpod results
bytinnnmmcistlssofflouth New
walk-III Norm. Things i-ppsu at
their-satiny which the m
munchmuwmmu_
ammmuwesom
heathen of tilt Mt. m
“mallow-amusements.
the Journal says: "ills chief duty
“bambhmsflm
”010a... mtnubmf filo-iii or—
caii and see Them. Egan,” “an... .... “More...
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menu It cum I mm. 3», bpngfi ,5
Hi iw
W. ll. lieyierlillc.
teller—tit!“ Ina;
,....,m,...m:;
er... ti“
MEI???“ Jig,
Cradduck’s
MARKET.
II. II IIIIIIIITII ITIEE‘I’.
Norwalk Chronicler