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Bemnanteveryohanp.
Good quality Body Brunei? and 'Velveix at ti. on
Better grader Body III-trench, Velvcte and Mo‘quetles
barge Assortment Mattings and Oil Cloths.
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tree rm aud’llomatae. I... Apples audOrangea,
applea, Bananas, Strawberries and Fresh Vegetabled.
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86c lb. Qreamery Butter 300 lb.
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’3“ rue wagon-w.“
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Miulat are Almanac for Tomorrow.
“Ironic" m “'“ifllihohihi‘fl'l‘”
New York Herald Weather Formal.
To-day clear. slightly warmer weather and
freah tollght southerly winda will probably
prevail. 0a Wedncaday alightly warmer.
moroeultry. fair weather and southerly winds
will probably prevail; and on Thureriay,fair
weather with sllght temperature changer. but
greater sultriueee.followcd by local thunder
utmme. ”.7
Silll’l'll N03“ ALK.
What the People of Our city are Doing
and sari-re.
The Norwalk Lock company this
morning shipped eight tone of locks to
Washington territory.
The binders and tip makers at Volk's
hut factory bad a picnic yesterday at
Scotch Cove, going there in vehicles.
The boat M. E. O‘Brien is discharging
a cargo of coal at J. H. Ferris! wharf for
the New York and Norwalk Steamboat
company.
J. R. Raymond has received a large
contract from Reading, Pa. for ladies'
hut blocks and flanges and is now at
work turning them out.
Tthorwnlk Building and loan An-
sociation will mcet this evening. The
seven per cent. dividend will be credited
on the members' books.
—(iood turnouts at reasonable prices
at Baker's livery stable.
Court l'ahquioque.A.f), l’.. of Dan-
bury. lms arranged for an excursion to
(‘unuy island July 15, leaving “'ihon
Point on the steamer Cyrus.
lire. John Crynn has purchased a
home in New York city and removed
thcrrvvith her family yesterday. She
will be misml by many friend».
For the llrllt‘lll of the Knob Uutiug
club, illv‘ JI1~~0 ll. will hereafter stop at
Wilson l’nint. upon notice given to the
pIIr-Icr or a nignnl from the Point.
The employee of the Yale a Townc
company. of Stamford, will go on their
annual excursion to Coney Island tomor-
row, on the iron steamboat Cetus.
”Pure cottee With pure cream, no a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
Are you «matipatedm Dr. Richardson 3
l'mscnrn. Rhubarb and Senna Anti- l'on-
etipntion l'owdera cure (kinetipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for be. or 10c.
sample.
i-lvangrl'nt Paul J. Loizeaux will
preach at the lecture room. 31 (Amount
otter-t, South Norwalk, on Wedneaday
evening ata quarter before eight. All
are cordially invited toattend.
I). N. flipperlcy & Company, of Weat-
port. mmplctcd the artceim well at
Rotor: Point today. it in bored in solid
rock, in alxty-flve feet deep and capable
of fuminhing a large enmity of water.
:Williatu ll. Brown. formerly ugaulrt
at the South Norwalk Methodiat church,
will glveaaoog andorgan recital Iuthe
First (,‘ongreptioual church of Stamford.
thia evening, emitted by theColnmbian
mole quartette___
-0ld lawn mowerlrnadegoodaanew.
rharpcnedandrepairedat the Norwaik.
There in geoenl complaint about elec-
tric liable. Union: the company take-
immediate step to improvethelraerviee,
. theywlilnnthrubtedlyloae many cuto-
Inen. Ibecityeervlceirnotmore than-
balfaaatruog-beforethe change
ilevetnlflonthl'lorwalkpeoplegoton
heard the steamer General Blocum at
Retort Point yeaterday afternoon. and
waecurledeoltew York. Thole-lira
ofureputyhadnomoneymutfortunate-
iy met a neuttemanwho loaned than
eunughtogethorae. Theyarrivedhiue
atthhetevuiog.
W
mummy-I Chime and Brooklyn
MRcbrchltdiiabday aehool vflted
achonind the Gourmand
itewltork. tothePotat. 09M
theitarhwiehhmehar’chmafiw!
wmhthwaoathaaaawalfllueanv
“immune-ethylene
atltakea'altvartahle.
uptempo. mm In
Meat ' .
&
nauera. M T. Ryan were pleu-
antly aurpriaed at their residence. No. 7
Ann street. bya large number of their
friends lemming. There was Inhale
and dancing. after which 'Mrddimtiutl
were W mean: who" then‘ doii3
tinned eniil'the early bouiutbia'inb'minfi.
—l’uro ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at Depot Restaurant. 3
The appeal to the Superior Court of
George ll. Gregory and wife from the
decision of the commimioneru. Levi War-
ner and Samuel Daskam, on the estate
of Louis Keeler, late of Wilton, in their
claim for N00 for the cure of hire. Keel-
or during her last aieknae, which waa
tried for six days by Attorney Only for
the Gregorye and Frost for the «late,
has been abandoned.
NORWAIJ MEWS.
A "tony Budgut of [tuna Irom the
Borough Earl of 'l’owrr.
Mia; Sarah 1.. Stevens hue purchased a
handsome new bay borne.
The ladies of Grace church will give
an entertainment in the Opera House on
the 29th inet.
Louis Jaeeli, the Main street peanut
vendcr, is the father of a bright bay,
born Sunday.
Pioneer Castle, No. l, A. 0. K. M. C..
will nominate oflicere to-night. Degree
work will also be in order.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America. will hold a regular
meeting tonight, and will elect officers
for the ensuing term.
~6osb. ain't it hot! Buy your srmw
hats at Mitchell's, Norwalk.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sims of St.
George, held a home aocial at their hall
on Water street but evcning. The nlfnir
wasnnucccss and on incre: on» tit mom-
berahip will probably be tlu remit,
Dim. lllun Murphy, of Diurahall street.
\onvalk was arrested this morning for
breach of peace. She was brought bc~
fore Justice Morrcll and the hearing was
adjourned to next Monday at '1 o'clock.
l-‘. C. Payne. of Dnnbury has been re-
appointed ouperintcndant of the llnnirury
and Norwalk division of the Ilousatonic
road. It is said that the fare on the
road will be redurcd In about two cents
a mile. the rate which [nevuile .m the
Connollilatt'll tum].
—llic_vc|c. I-‘ull ball hearing.
“20. will sell for {60 cash.
been in uscnix months.
South Norwnlk.
t'ost
line only
Adriano Ilox II.
A close of" ... children were confirmed
at St. Mary 5 church this morning at 8
o'clock by Bishop McMahon. David
Seehnn. of the that of Tully d: Sheehan
was sponsor for the [rays and the Miner-e
Julia Ulnvin, Mamie Brennan. Kntic Mcv
t'artby and the Miser-II lkrrrett were
sparrow for the girls.
The iicnoral A;ociatiun of (lmgregn-
than! churcbm’ Is in mum at the Nov.
walk (Zougregntional church today.
(Drumming at it o'clock routine honi—
uem wu transacted. The meeting then
ad jourricd until two o'clock this after~
noon. The meetings. both of the max-ia-
tion and general conference, will be open
to the public and any true taking an in-
terest in the church work rib-mid [K'm‘fl-
cut.
—Japancae bamboo pinch and collage
ahadea at J. Arthur “need I.
The annual meeting of the (teeter
achool dlatrict was held in the achool
hooraiaatevcnlng. The report-of the
clerkand treaaurer were read and ac—
cepted. Theeleetloaofofneerareenlted
aa followr: Matinee. J.B.llurlbutt.
B. Lr‘iliowaudflm-ge B. SLJohII:
tree-arena. l. (llama: oierk.Cbarlaa A.
Arnold: W.CIIMBIIYI'. lure-
md to hyacinth man the lI‘uto‘t
runny-hummus”. meet
palC. A.’l’uckar made brief Win
which lIeatatadthat theattandauee at
theactmiwaeinvpmviugandmuchla-
tun-twee takauin reboot workby the
penile. During thalaat year,heraid.
mmmmmmum
wl-‘or thaenuvaui-IttweofAnehored
nonethemanufmwiliplaee
Wummmmmm
withuteharga. Ifthairluut talk at
yearbomegivehimthlrprivitega
WlilleclaaeJheyouaganaofPatrlek
mm, «halve-with blue-um um
open ones: Ian. It. Jane. of
Spring III". was on duty yeaterday.
w-fltrawbwry. Weekend talcum
«W mum 0M II“ "M"-
to; the nil-”fin not...) or
Weetport avenue. are the parents of a”
bright baby boy. born Sunday.
Driver Bainee, of the etroet railway, in
poaching Milton Clarke, of Ward sum,
to handle the ribbons and manipulate the
brake.
~Takcolfthatbeavy underwent and
buy balhrrggam.‘ which are much lighter
at Mitchell's. Novwalk.
A apeeial oommunlcation of Old Well
lodge. No. IN, F. and A. ll" will be
held Friday evening. 8t. Johh‘a Day.
when the third degree will be worked.
and the biafiiryof the degreeglven by
P. G. W. Lake A. Iockwood. of Green.
wich. 'l‘hereisarare trentin store for
the mambere of the lodge.
OVER Till RIYI‘R.
Iowa and (30qu of tho Day in In!
Non-lb.
lire. Mary Dibbleand granddaughter
Estelle Reeve. of East Norwaik. left
town Monday for West Sim-bury. to
spend the summer.
The Sorwnlk and South Norwalk Bloc.
remove the lights from the East Avenue
IN. I". church. The service has proved
very umiulisfactory and it is proposed to
go buck to the old system of lighting the
church with kerosene tempt.
—Nice rich lemomde at the Depot Ree-
tnurm.t. 5c. a glue.
Who-n the members of the Swedish
t‘ongn-gationnl church assembled for
womlrip Sunday morning, it waa d'nioov-
eredthat tbelockontbe reardoor had
liven broken sometime during the prev-
ious night and entrance gained to the
church. Papers were scattered about
the floor and articleeot furniture were
Ilianrrangcd. bub nothing was taken no
far nscouhl be learned. It in thought
the intruders were after the solid silver
communion aerviee preheated to the
church attire dediration last Ikcember
by the King's Son- of the First Congre-
gational church. Fortunately the eetvioc
is entrusted to oueof the Imam and
was securely locked up at his home. It
is only taken to the church It few times
during the year.
BDWAITo‘h
John lloyt, of New \ork. spent Sun-
day with his wreath.
Airs. l’. I. Jennings, of Brooklyn, ban
been visiting frimtls here.
John ilnxnlway has commenced work
for a large addition to his burn on Crock-
. cit avenue.
Mina [Gttie l-‘erriu has returned from a
week's visit with her riot". Mrs. W. P.
Tulmngc, Brooklyn. '
Frank Stevenn has his yacht 'Wihi
Duck" hauled out on the ways and in
painting her and having hrr tlmroughly
overhauled.
ltev. :5. J. Armin preached in the
Mctlwxliut church Sunday morning in
exchange with the pinion
ltev. C. 0. Callen. of the llapt’att
church, preached an inure-ting serum
Sunday evening to the Order of Ameri
can Mechaniea. aevml mombere [mm
Nurwalk and Barton being pvearnt.
DAltlllx.
_ llerhert Valentine la arriowaly Ill.
The ll'arlenawill play the ltowaytoua
next Saturday after-norm at is!) o'clock
and the King'a ecliool nine from titani-
forrl at “It o’clock.
While driving home from Stamford
early yesterday morning. Samuel Dari
ran hie turnout into a telegraph pole
below the Main street crowing and math
aoourplelawraekoithe weapon. 7 m
The Young rapid-Mot the“.
negationalchurebhekla meetlagana
Ridge hereby afternoon. which war
largely attended and of an interred-g
Another Ina-ting will he.
Punchllambwaeaarlnualy injured
while picking charrla for Ma. A. C.
partoftheiaddrr atrlkhg him ea the
head making a revere eealp wound,
whlehapbyrieiaawaaohlipdtodran.
OeuatableAlonaoWeadvfltwlthaOkl
"Rutlo’hotwe
captured the proprieta- aad two it
later. Tworaaiavirttoranadawd
than” Tumour-kl.»
long la Bride-rat- tan-nu. wait
“guarantees-parry kimo-
theratd. liawoaldlhatokaowwhy
mmummmu
“no.“ lambda
mummy. w
Jail-e Shanta ana-
“whom-ah:
Mb. ‘l‘hay were“ Iaal I”
“whiten-yell.
, r
tric Light company have been notified to ,
lla-ye‘erday. Thnladdevoawhiehhe III.
Beep waaatandiagbrokeandhafell. the tail
3 It»... oiI nan-In.
their Annual Jolllfleatlaw Held at Nor.
1‘1 " our: Park Yaatorllay
'llumboldt Lodge, Book 6! Herih’eh‘
held kltheir annual fentival and picnic at
wetter-album. yesterday afternoon
an‘deveninu. Thofieativitlaaof tired-y
commenced with a panda, which start
ad from Germania Hall, South Norwalk.
about 1:!) o‘clock and went up chtave
one. through Wail street to Cram, to
Wilton avenue. thence to the park.
The precaution was make up of a
herald and two aaaiatarm: the Beat Nor-
wnlk Drum corpa; the American flagand
two ywotectore; National and Grand om-
oeru in coaches; German girls dremed in
whitein gaily decanted wagons. the
decorations couehzting of daisies, leaves
and flowers; Heine's band: banner and
two protectora; delegatea from lodges in
New llavcn, Meriden, Waterbury, New
London. Thempeonville and Danbul'y;
Gaiety lodge. No. 4. of Stamford, with
Oriental Fife and Drum corps; Magdalina
lodge. No. 9. of Stamford; Humboldt
Lodge. No. 6. of South Norwalk; Ger-
mania Smugerbtmd, of South Norwalk;
Heine lodge. of Bridgeport. headed by
American Band: Olga Lodge. of Bridge-
port. headed by Wheeler 3 Wikoo'e
band; ooacbu containing delegates of
DIME! lodges‘hnd [mire Lodge. of South
Norwalk. and friends of the order.
Upon reaching the park tables were
erected and all pvt-eat not about enjoy-
Ing themeelvea. Each society had its
headquarters. the general headquarters
lacing in the cafe. Throughout the after-
noon dancing waa indulged in, at. inter-
vals with the music named together.
the diluent lodge- would start on a
promenade. calling at the diflerent heads
quarters. or camps, as the Germana call-
ed them. lleinc‘s orchestra furnished
excellent mimic for dancing and all prea-
cnt enjoyed an afternoon of lure sport.
In the evening dancing continued and
at nine o'clock thera- waa a display of tin»
workr. The picnic broke up about mid—
night.
Among the grand officers of the lodge
pment were Grand Pruitt-Int Cuno Hel-
fricket. of Hartford: Pint Grand Vice
l’rcaidcnt lichhardt. of New Haven:
First Grand Vice President Emil Goal.
of Danbury; Grand Secretary Richard
Schnifer. of New Britain: Grand Treas-
urer Edward Melon. of Bridsl‘wfl. and
Grand ex-l’midcnt John Weller. of
South Norwalk.
DI"ng the afternoon Initiate lodge. of
South Norwalk. pmrentcd [Inmholt
lodge with a beautiful tin—colored ban-
ner of buck. red and gold. with the in-
scription in exquisite needlework the
handiwork of lira. William \Viseit. The
imicriptiona were no follow». in German
text:
I'rtrnolehlv. Inn and Truth.
lain. No. 5,
0. D. 5. II.
South Xurwalk.
l‘oun.
0n the other aide:
Given from the Slaternof Lorri-Ir bulge. No. b,
o. D. 8. it.
rlouth Sorwalk.
(foul.
I”.
I'IIDI'LB “Ill INDI.
rte-aunt Paragraph- about Our
Other Pn’k’a Vida-do.
ll. W. III-plea and Mn. Maple-Ir are
operating a few day: in lkntton.
Mn. It. iv). Port of Staten l-dnraiia
rioting her Idem Int. William it. Reed.
Dr. Emily Pauli-c and daughter Mary
returned last night from “'aabinguin. D.
(7.
Mn. Ida A. Seymour and her daugh-
ter icon will epond the mmmer at Bell
Inland.
R. I. Boyer and family. of Main atrr-et,
Norwalk. will apeod the manner at Aa-
bury Park.
Mira Minnie Wield, of Providence. It.
Liliane-tot”- May Bennett. of
than av-ae. >
' Ira. hot. We! Ira. lino-y l.
iiityt. ratio for Europe on the cleanser
Majeatic tom.
Ira. David (torrid. of Anatomy meet.
and Mn. 8. ll. Manh. of Branchville.
letttownthiamorningiora few weaha’
aojrwrn at Bayhvook.
Interact. ud daughter Haul and
Mia Willi lent-aid. of Brooklyn, were
puller-gamut! Ira. William A.
Ambler. of Unit-I M, ydudny.
Mayor W. ll. Reed, of South Norwalk,
w. in town Sawday, thawed at o. F.
foils. and Oren Banka, of the area
plan. was a part of Mr. Teller our
NW
Humboldt
M
aftwuoonaudM“
Rev. Ilr. Ker-arts, of Nanak.
Tethey.araeaatgtaduabof the Yale
Mutation-db; the meat
lapeltbeamfwaueaandmciattuaat
thallarwaikfinagragatleaalchareh.
“manor-n.
ladyJ'Awdhowhyoar flavor
HERE AND Tlllllll.
Important llwwa of the county and Btata
urn-mu in a. W and. '
Ithr'nntorcd that Sirpf. 0. M. Shep
ard,of the Coneoiidated road. will tender
lib animation to the directors. in a few
daya. '
Entria to Charm Oak Driving Park's
spring meeting cloaed with 107 entries,
including come of the beat horses in the
East. The meeting opens Tuendny, June
2'].
Otto Gcrlach. a German, thirty—three
years of age. was drownedwhilc bathing
in Bradley‘s pond. near Danbury. All
eiforte to find his body have proved
futile. .
The first Consolidated road train that
has ever been hauled over the main line
of the iiouaatonicroad went up Saturday.
Care belonging to the Consolidated have
gone up before, but never a complete
train.
Elmer, the twoundmhaif years old
son of Mr. and hire. Robert Clark of Mer-
iden took a done of corrosive eublilnatc
which be secured out of the medicine
cheat during his mother's absence. ile'
may die. ’
The hands in the finishing room at the
Seymour paper mill, Windsor Locks,
struck yesterday because a Japanese
who had been imploycd in amltlrcr port
of the mill for some time) was given a
job in the finishing room.
There wu a ehoweroftoadaearly Mon
day morning. in East Danbury. White
street was covered fora distance of aer-
eral hundred feet with the reptiles. None
were found in any other section of the
city. it is summed that they fell in the
heavy shower which broke over the city
about 3 o'clock. The toads are not much
larger than flies.
The green receipta of the Yale foot ball
aIIwciation for the peat aemu were 84!.-
lcavinga balanced $17,543.”. Of this
$2,330 was given to the ooachers, $3,000
to the truck athletic automation, Kit)!»
to the base ball association. 83.000 to the
gymnasium fund, “.000 to the Yale field
association and 32.0%.” to the Yale
financial union.
Norman 1.. Wright. eix'ly—threc years
old, truck eoperintendant for the Hart-
ford and Wetherlfield Borne R. R. Co,
was killed yesterday while anperintend-
ingthe unloading of an elemric motor.
The weight of the nuitor umct acrowbar
intbe hands of a mien-II man which
struck Wright in the temple. lie lived
but thirty mods.
The body of n woman was washed
ashore at the Nays beacheast of Staining-
ton. last week. and an inquest was held
upon it Saturday. The remains were
those of a W of mufium size, with
dark brown hair streaked with gray;
on the ringtinger waeaplaingoldband
marked "W. it. to l. F. ii.” The
deacription answered to that of the
woman who leaped overboard from the
stunner Plymouth of the Fall River line
mmtly.
”3th. Don;ule loath”;
If it were not for the familiar design
ofthecoveroldrcademof the Month:
Monthly would hardly know their favor-
Itc magazine in the form which the July
number apparel. The pager have been
doubled in aim and countleaajmprove—
menu introduced in all departments.
The quality of the paper is better and all
its mechanical featuree are an perfect a
good taste and IiiIr-ral expetaliture can
make them. Tire [lunatic '3 having an
era of uneglualled prurperity and the put»
liahere are determined that it- readera
ahall be the gainern. The July number
contain over it!) illuatratione and hair
beaklre a laautiful lithographed plate a
a unlit-meet. livery intoreat of women
is provided for in the numerous article.
on faahiou. bolt-choir] and art twice.
Time h an intrreating collection of that
tented articlea. clever atorlea and travel
akrtohu.
The Doruutic monthly h publhhed at
mmwaydlew York. and lie all»
acriptiou pvtrwhelwea I'd-adio'tldlo
arm. At tlrhextremely low priceand
with do great improvementa the mega-
rtne hide fair to attain a circuhtlon un-
equalledbyaperlodlaldevotedto fath-
ion.
'flra"!ae- Wave.”
The “warm wavf’advaociag from the
anathweatwwanlthelakeaandthlaaac-
tlouia likelyro hafatt onuaiderahiy on
tlIeMlddlaAtlautie aaabouddarhgthe
aeattwoorthraedaya,aaylthaiiarald.
vaporiatheoirhaowineudngdayhy
damped carowillhe neadadtoguard
thrhaalthofvayuuugeldldruaplnrt
“Ia Ithaaaea incident tothe eaaaoa. it
wllihaweli.tno.fevehlw paoplato br-
molmonaehmtotbuun.
lltbat—"lvatlaretlr.boodiyaath.
mow» arabe light of it.”
Banana-"Yea; steadied»
tramlanttreyoaarew tot-Ira
lfaflewYakaflvaaadia-
uummflflhatrubawiag
233 Shana the expenditures $13,790.69,
of boats f rom
Raymond street.
onus AND ENDS.
Hewina unworthily whowinaby chance.
Love is the higheat multiple of the heart.
Be honora moon who rernembera bia
stewardship.
Burnt alum la the best cure for proud
flesh in ”man or beaat.”
To a New Yorker the paving of [loudest
aeerna very nearly perfect.
J amen G. Blaine began life as u canvasser
bra “Life of Henry Clay."
The 5 o‘clock tea is the grub which“)?
makes the butterfly of fashion.
It takes twogood men to Innkea bargain.
butonemean man can hreakone.
There are said to be 20.000 kinds of but-
teriliaa, of which twothirds are named.
it every man was no big as he feels there
wouldn't be standing room in this country.
Albert llicrstudt hassold his great painb
ing, The Last. of the Bridal-15;” for it?)
To be selfish in to sacrifice the noblcr for
the meaner enda. and to be sordidly con
tent.
Since the FrancoPI-useian vmr Germany
has spent acumen!) on her army and
navy.
Millions of cricketa have made their up
penance on the W arm Springs reservation
in Oregon.
Forks were not introduced into England
until the reign of James I. in the Seven
teenth century.
The king clam of Penoiscot boy was
taken at Inleeboro recently. It weighedmv
aighteenounoee.
Parleianaare so fond of emails as an ar-
ticle of diet that they consume 10”.!!!)
pounds of them a day.
If the women who look much into the
mirror! reflect as much As the mirrors do
they might look into thamleaa.
Cleaibus, of Alexandria, constructed the
elapaydra or water clock for marking the
varying hours of the Egyptians.
They have a saying in London, ”ll it
doean't rain. carry an umbrella: if it does
rain, do n you’re a mind to about it."
Steps are being taken to develop the re-
aourceeof the upper Congo in the matter
of india rubber. the demand for which is
increasing yearly.
At Covent Garden nmrket. England. a
email consignment of pears from South
Africa sold at an average of twrlve cents
each. That of course was the wholsesale
price; the retail price would be much
more.
Coata Rica has one of the largest and
float arcbwological collections in the
world. allowing runny Colombian relics
and historic data relating to the discovery
of America. This collection goes Inhiudn'd
this year for the Spanish exynieitiou and
will afterward go to Chicago.
15. raw“ or the Boy.
Be waa a green ofllce boy, and no one
minded when he sent down copy to "Mr.
Shipa,"and only the sporting editorgot
nth! when the boy aakul the "sporting
extra” to atop to the telephone. But when
be nearly ruined one of the copy readers he
got him" disliked.
lt war Thursday night—tin,- night before
pay daym-and the copy reader sighed n»
grrtfuily aa he handed the boy his last do!
lav hill and had him bring eotfee.toaet
anda beef aandwicb. Thane articles are
malty procured in the Park row mtau-
rant whoae decorationa cousin of framed
Scriptural quotation. llere. I-otlI-c, toast
and aaandwich M ilve cent: each. with
anaddltiooal nickel Ilepoait on the tin pull
in which the code. cmuer.
Theboy was gonea to]! half hour and
therapy reader was beginning to worry
over the poanlblllty oi the boy having
“blown in" the dollar when the little fel—
low return-l.
Ila wan fairly staggering under n big
tray load of dither covered with a creamy
white napkin. hatred of the (lanai tin
pail full of the mirtureof route. augar and
until, there waa a_ ellver plated Morgana
bowl of lamp augar with lamp and a little
ailver plteharof cream. There wrre more
and a “unfit! m
will“ was a delicate. eapepalve
numb“; hudm-aathtaaa
"Eli hobo:
platted.m Indore hie halt
fainting victim. Thevlctlm la not a pro
fur man, but he gained down enough bad
wnrda to deatroy mpietrly what little
he he had left.
waa ao ehange,and aa them“.
reader. who live. in ltmkiyn, tru-
aaeaathahrldgeand interior! the f a
deleck a. In. hreraen he vowed a great row
that the neatonlce boy who went to get
him run-thing to eat would have written
direction where to hwy-New York
Herald. 4
Aethernaaaaetaatamouatofwatwy
Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of
TI DE TABLES, descriptions and HAN DSOML ILLUSTRATIONS
$27. 50 to $3. 000
sent on receipt of five cents. WarerooomH Water street. foot of
- latdayulely.
illumination Capital“ Tn...”
Friday Evelina. June 24.
A? I WWI.
u... “more "‘w‘ ........“
“man-owner“
MYNEW BOAT curatooue.
LONG lSLAND BOUND
r
H. EMORY PEASE.
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Taylor 8: Edition.
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illitliiiiilTilii STIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
”1262f
”WANTED. '—
TW 0 or three uni... n... on... light sewing
kmacbi ine rk
“30! up (may at home by Him"
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Apply to RoedIgeTslmbgop. 32
‘ EX‘I'LE
(I lnquiflwem in a private family.
jar-3t
'AXTED—A nick and iaurldreae.
to \\ cat avenue.
come well mo ”'3'
George R. f'hoiwcli .wn'illllinliieeti-rw‘t‘fiehrwalk.
-D
gm ‘ a) .00“, working for “"35“.“ Johuaon Boga]!
”._ M... Main St. _Richmond. Va. Mina
factory“?
South “Erna“ l’aid while on
lacy. 198mm
To LET.
lin hesetroete. South Xerwalk. \pplv on the
__.-~_ . km a
m
I "Pet; house and
lot for sale: yacht f s beget
Apply ll: Washingtonmfle‘l 10““ lated.
w“
SIARTA boy wanted to lea
North“ Main 2L, South Norwalk.
new- store. Norwalk
‘ with gold recommendations. A
P
. 5a; ly'at
\"ANleD A competent cook.
jail
girlr to operate machinea
“ at Helen's
y work. F. S. Re
[':PER tloor at corner of Union and Frank-
(‘OI'I AGE. South Main
1!? 1w
IIOI ~38?w imam-nil rdemneari‘i
“Riv t to I“.
u. - unsound ? ' W" m"-
myfl I!
ll
51$]le I'
lin street. Apply to Johkn
* mflti‘
D“ must. of l0 .0... very 3
1‘ situated.
$0.1m u 50th gym in “m In“
‘E—\\' house Taylor avenuehhlo; 5
A Water street. SD,’ brooms. aven ms
garden andpaa ‘ue an:
farm house.
iii): sir rooms Row-nylon. 8L1 Raymond
m1
BM.
mi; SALE.
‘lNE ruin baby carri f Illa:
Ill ll ubington err-e2: almadhufialli.
jealfk
ltiti
t‘ true. .\I. )ioell llcr
Alli”) bay um;- belon ing to trial
L Millin- . wirl cheap I? sold llumcdetfiglmd
Weight about Ill) "unw- can be
main”. t hart. W. lLR-Iwayton. is???“ '3:ng
I‘M not 1’
plot-9.
um)“ family or work but» cheap.A
i‘ unr- milt h cow Apply toJolIn II. Knuth]:
£“wtnlreei South N-Irwalk. let-'1" '
l08'l‘.
Canba
D acres good timothy buy.
or male in
Men share. if deer
Anni: loll A. wood "'1‘"?
N Satunla. June ii i
I I mania-in on one Aldo fihmmand: lu—
eulc Income Irene. Sir med tobehat lnfl
lli'evllwi A vmylgilmrflraward will begivau if
It! er w n M limo
undersigned. it being thougfibzfa to “I.
hit ml ten-l I i bl riled.
x... r u .11 «if...» y ,1: Lg. G "0.1:; h“
June 31!
Where-em written a
g; thmlr'EZ’rzrrJ for ado: nietratlouof the relate
"hm Jenningn late of Norwalk in aid
mrnanao.1’bar Ital-I at it: atio l
and (It'lt'f'mllifll at the I‘Lgnlelttldrefinhm!
walk. on the. fill: III of June. In It:
«II-lock. Illt'l'nlblll: aniithut 1):de whether:-
of be You toali pontoon intended therein by
pub! lug thin order in a newapape ring a
nimlatk In inn-lad dirt it leaat'
before nald day ofh hearth“t ”I 2:. day-
A
MI It An ti. WOODWARD.
Isrnn'rov somv ALK .
I) (Imrt. JunealthJ An. .irie“ litoltA'l'l
blatant Samuelciark ,! to
raid [Metric-tut I: a of Novwaik in
vacuum. That the truth (or ”(learn ..
"mu. Jr.. under the will of l
exhibit bla armor of humid-1min thla
Court for aIlJuatmt, tat the I'tohateoleo in
Norwalkmu the int day of July. I”. at I.
o'clock fm. and thatali lama-t»
tied thereof the
er! in raid eaiate may haunt
raid truaiee will cauae thin certain be per
racy-lure: 9233,...
in Vorwalk.
our: ”afih “-
loll it
|)llt&‘lf'l' 07.Ni)ItW1IIK.D~. ['IIDIIATB
Platte. tale of Norwatk In
That tinny-me for Harlan 0.
l)l>Tltlt"i‘“I UV NDRWALK. tlgl’llilm‘l‘fi
atlun has been my!!!
IalrlDlatrlrt.
wad-vibe thewiil aatd u
matdhiarakitraatnrthh rtfrw
{MIDI-LII the Probate olnla "man.
he let day of Joint—Jew He'd—ah diale-
mil wither all
Mate may be lhareuf.tha
will can-e din a
and met aunt define-rat
mum-"emu."
Eh
latter-ilk, Tritium
.. mnorion Point.
GlllTlIG. BilllllG
retire: I”.
Norwalk Chronicler