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Large Assortment Mailings and Oil Cloths.
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‘84- WASHINGTONi STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
«repulsion nmwmuromwwuoseulm
momma SENTINEL.
unveil normed. we» and Proprietor.
- and notice: calculated to prostate prieulc
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afrantd Wu in advertising aim.
' uncharged forutrrgularrutes, weenie
a 3 er. «line. “ _—_____ __fi _
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I Pure FFIIIt Syrup New \‘urk Herald Weather ram-st.
' To-duy cooler. fair wenther will probably
f " ’ AL‘VAYS prevail. with fresh to light variable winds.
mostly northwesterly. preceded by partial
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Blank m)Books
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Benerarsrarlonery
if? 333p romp- Its name.
It“. Plaisted,
1.”- «w
' "Drirggist.
l3 lnhiagion 8t. 80. larvall.
it the many friends at lnutunil;
Tenliulltrsiniiold
{Knuth-mt names rir now will
hrdvnn ”them who will baton-July
the lat. “and Inc the most sunrise and
0! “Width thematic-
lnnl aadeirrativeprownianot
Loxatonik.
it lie-dear baryon. Teari-
tsmnuvdn laurder that
minnow bullion nil!
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II. lkkt have kindly mated to act as
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vuln- work 0mm”! have
several mah- Mm
“Warm HANGERS,
Hedi, lbivhlchouadraiuionirchurwd
delirium
may lead mm. of all
ed by higher temperature in this section: and
on Sunday warmer, fair weather.
SDII'I‘II NDRNALI.
What “In People of Ont City are Doing
and Saint.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sculley. Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Peunell, of West
Norwnlk, are the proud parents of a
daughter.
Yesterday was the fifteenth anniver—
sary of the organ’mtion of the Royal
Arcanum.
The Epworth League of the. First I.
E. church will hold a strawberry festival
in the lecture room next Friday evening.
Twenty-four Bridgeport young people
enjoyed a carryall ride toSouth Norwalk
last evening and took supper at the Ma.
backemo Hotel.
—I-‘lags. hammocks, pistols. ammunio
tion. at “2 Washington street.
Thek'. P. 8.6. I1. iii the South Nor-
walk Bapt'nt church, will hold II rouse.
oration meeting Sunday at 6:30 p. m.. to
be led by Mrs. George I". Waters. All
are very cordially invited to attend.
Dr. Richardson‘s Bed Clover. Winter-
green. Dandelion and Samparillu. Blood.
Liver and Kidney Tea cures Blood Dis-
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Allections. Ask for he. or 10c. sample.
The Social Union of the South Norwnlk
Methodist church will meet this evening
at the midence of Mrs. John Smith, on
Ilavrlaud street. A play will be given
at the conclusion oi the Intel“ meeting.
~—Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at Depot Restaurant.
Jennie C. Tollee, daughter of W. B.
Tolles, formerly of South Norwnlk.
graduated last evening from the Bridge-
port'l’raining school for teachers. She
is also a graduate of the Bridgeport High
school. _________
Twenty-two persons from Cincinnati,
Ohio. came up on the City of Albany
luatnightnndworetakento Bell Island
bythcsteumerJeasieB. They have
rented cottages“ that place and intend
spendingtbesummer there. ’
The Simpson I. E. church and the
Park Avenue Congregational church, of
Brooklyn, ‘will picnic at Boton Point
to morrow. coming therein the steam-
ern Grand Republic and General Slocum.
0n llcnday the Church of the Aavulnp
lion will beat the Point with botbsteaut-
HI.
at Bakers livery statue;
went and the lake region.
this section north of the latitude of Phil-
adelphia. but Is- to the southward.
theialrerelgounndemtwud.
beheld ibli mstnm a”...
A.
wttnenlhe work.
Dwill beheld thivcvening.
taornnt. 5e; n L
afternoon by a truck running over it.
-—~(lood turnouts at reasonable prices
The “cool wave" nowcoverntbellcrth
It will he
felt considerably in New England and in
Buttcmpavaluree will probably reach a
maximnofillor es degrees, newt in
A ”lawn” of Old
tQ.P:IndA;N.. will
wiles-thethlrddegrneandliateniojhe
hktovycfthrdegrrcbyl’.0. W. Lake
Inckrmod. «Greenwich. Grand
Nunfldghfltwlingwinbem to
Nethlngwuuldbemsflvndngtolha
”plenum.” the baths! m
poIIdeIltottheDanbury News, than an
”I“ '”WW'“'"h-uumdig 'Mms
db pbne changing melt
Mkwfle ' 3 "I"
mwmwmmw "m'mu'li'l'h ’ n a “I
Arpeclalbuaiusenmsetingot‘flompany
Pctchartland, of the Boston Store.
“lemme “Mm“.
Baggage Master Cashaw bad one of the
tons on his right loot crushed yesterday
Frank Pinch. of Dnrieu, was arrested
here this morning for intoxication. He
will probably be tried tomorrow
morning. 0
Edwin Carter and Frank Pillow, or
this place, will attend the Prohibition
convention at Cincinnutti the latter part
of this month.
Minnie Birch, of Peekslsill, was grant-
ed a divorce from Henry L. Birch. of
Stamford, in the Superior Court this
morning. The defendant isa brother of
the late Dr. Birch. of Norwalk.
Tho steamer Jessie B. was taken to
Bridgeport today and will becverhaul—
ed. The propeller Eagle in running to
Baton Point in her place. The Jessie B.
will probably be put on the route to-
morrow.
a—Japanese bamboo porch and cottage
shades at J. Arthur Pinneo's.
The funeral of Hrs. James 1. Phillips.
of New York city, who died in Washing‘
tonville, Orange county. N. Y., was held
in New York city yesterday. Mrs. Phil-
lips was a cousin of Mrs. II. Sitt- and
Plymert lloyt, of Brookside.
The. Y. P. S. (I. I1. of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church. will hold their
monthly businem meeting Monday. at 8
p. In. All committees will favor the so-
cicty with a written report. Every
member is requested to be present.
~Good safe horse; for ladies at Baker's
Iivciy,cor. Spring and Washington sin.
A decree of foreclosure was dimmed in
we owner and uuncan IIs morn-
ing. and also in the cassof L D. Clues
mood. of New York, against Alena
Raymond and others. of Southern
Pines, N. C. Argumenhv were math» in
the Superior court, Bridgeport.
Frank Gerrish, son of (Imrge Gerrish
sustained a severe scalp wound Wednes—
day. While returning borne from school
he jumped on the rrar of a cool cart
When he jumped oil he did not notice
that a wagon had come up behind him.
The driver did not see young Gerrish and
the boy was knocked down. A physic-
ian dressed his injuries.
~0ld lawn mowers made good as new,
sharpened and repaired at the Norwulk.
Pattern Works. Riverside avenue.
The Sewing Circle of Trinity church
met attheresidcncc of Rev. Olin ital-
lock, on Elmwood avenue, last evening.
There was a large number of the Circle
present, and a box was packed and sent
to the poor. About 9:00 o'clock the gen-
tlemen friends of the Circle umembled
and dancing and games were enjoyed
until quite late. Alter dancing n collaa
tion was served.
As one of the first results of the llouna.
tonic flan-fer, Armenia. Birmingham
and New Haven freight wiii hcmfter go
to and from New York directly over the
main line of the New Haven comlnuy.
Hitherto and under the former control
of the Hora-tonic system large quanti-
ties at freight went by way of Wilson
Point and the Sou-tonic lim, i-
tlon by which with the New Haven corn-
panyattbeplacennamed is now at an
end.
KOREA“ RINK.
a linear Dada-tel Items from the
awn-earn».
Chis! “landmine laid:- at
Owner-m. ’
Our W lodge, to.” o. it, will
elect officers neat Hominy night.
Fearing saunter wete'r famine, the
llorwalk Water Commissioner: have
Nth-anamo- water
consumers.
fill-urine for plate gh- mirrors.
Amati-tofpsmualintsmt to every
mdmflvflm wil hedo-
eidvdnttkemuptaranetlag. lion-
MMJIOOI‘I.
lads of Norwalkarn to the strawberry -
leotirnl at Broad River last evening.
hand;
out spiritl.
at the depot reetaurnnt. Open all night.
givenby Dwyer's band on Union Park
last evening was postponed on account
of the rain. It will be given next Tues—
day evening.
' broken.-Thchonchad become urns)-
8.. W. Gregory carried two will“
Wolf did’vébml
—8trnwberryahortcakeaudicemnm
Tlieconccrtwhich was to have been
Quite a number of our townspeople
visited the Children‘s Home. on the
Westport road, yesterday afternoon.
Herenfter every Thunday afternoon,
from2until-lo‘clock, will be set apart
as visiton' day.___ _
Thatoldlandmark, George 1]. Water-
bury, wmaeen rushing, up Main street
this morning withn bran new broom
labeled “Cleveland." He tried hard to
create sortie excitement.
Thalia-works committee of the Nov-
walk’Lawn Tennisclub held a meeting
last evening and adjourned until next
llonday night. They report the sub
scriptionr as being liberal.
——I-‘or the convenient use of Anchored
Soap. the manufacturers will place Soap
Hangers in your Toilet. Bath and Kitchen
without charge. If their agent calls at
your home give him this privilego
Kninosa Encampment, I. O. O. 1",,
elected theseolllcers last night: C. P.,
ChaIlco W. Hodges: II. P., Fred, W. An~
drown; s. W.. James D. Jennings; trees-
urer. Bradley S. Keith: scribe. John 11.
Jones; J. W.. Thomas Schmidt.
Twenty-three members of the eucamp
meul residing in South Norwalk
withdrew from the lodge, and will form
anew encampment in South Norwnlk
next Monday night.
mi‘d‘ii’r :rl’llbm" um. “owl's“...
at the runs. drove down town last eve»
to go home for something. He carelelnly
ielt the horse hitched by one of the reins
which he run through the middle
turret. When he trams back the horn:-
wus down and the harness and shaft
and pullingon the rein had pulled his
head around and threw himself.
William James. who resides on Cro-
fut’s bill. drove to Norwalk this mom-
ingtoiny ina stock of. groceries. lie
luul bladed uphio wagon with a barrel of
flour and other [wovisious and was com-
in: down Main street over the uneven
pavement when unideuly the reach of
his wagon broke and the forward wheels
went out from under him. [In full
forward on his knees and the barrel of
tlouv mind over on top of him.
Theothergroceriee were in a state of
confusion. The old man. unable tcstnnd
the pressure of the flour. fell over the
dashboavdnnd rolled under the horses
feet. The horse was gentle. however, and
when the accident: happened he stopped.
-——l‘ore cuties with pure cream, he a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
The tournament committee ct M30 -
walk lawn Tank club met In the
onion last evening, and drew the players
for the preliminary round as follows:
I". A. lockwcod. one~llall 15. re. A. B.
[tr-sell, one-half ill; W. P. Acton. ouc-
llnlf 8), vs. I". A. Hill, oneuhalf
N: Rood Ilavihnd. l5. . vs. Ito-n
Burchard, stretch; B. It. Dielnrp,
ottohnlf I), vs. Webster Beldcll, no.
new puree will be played tin-mm
afternoon. commencing at 8 o'clock. The
winnernoflheaboveruund will play in
the first round on theflaturday following.
Then-ab will be played July 4. The
rultn'govsrnlng the match as to wiuhrn
will bethekmttwtiinlhm rate and la
dmblhe'heetméaln live. The second
Olll'l'llllflll.
Inland Milton-yin Inst
Maw-Ik-
ummfldmnneh'b'
“bulletin“ contaminants.
no Mildew-it reboot will be inll
Inna Inlay. July 1. h the want”
udumdayderhgtketerm malt-ad
threw-um mechanical
“nap-mums.
Ii- “: Golding. 1m has been
maturity-atheism hue,
Mammoth-rm,»
m rum
do .
it will dauip for their ei’dM— qurd
Ibtlls guest of her father on Orchard
street.
. Fred Waters. William. Adams and
Find Radicals recovering from recent
illnem.
left town this morning for a three days'
visit at New Haven.
Plating Company. has been in South
Norwnlk for the past few days.
yacht Vamooae, has been spending a few
days at the Nahackemo Hotel.
returnedto their homes in New York
this afternoon after a week’s visit with
friends in town.
Marie Taggnrt, a former pupil of lies N.
F. BairdJIasbeentheuuestof Ilka loin
Swords the pan week.
street, are entertaining Mrs. Kcnney, of
New York city. On Sunday the Rev.
Mr. Kenuey will be tlwir guest.
‘erly Nb Lillie Gregory, of Norwalk.
PEOPLE I00 “0".
WILLING TD GIT! TIIIIB LAND.
flu-ant Par-truths about Our and 'I'ln'ldanlng nndltrnllbl-nlng cl'thn ,,
. I l’ 3
city line, past the Hoyt homestead, over
the second railroad bridge, so calhd, to
theBellleland bridge. ltispropoeed to
make the roadway sixty feet wide. Those
principally interested, and who own the
greatest nmuuntof Inndnlongthe line,
areB. Burchardand Ire. Navy P.Hoyt,
and bothare willing togivatbeir land
In. Frederick W. Wood.of Danhury,
lira. Addie Warren,“ Bast avenue,
a» old it... nor mi from up ‘ ” ’3
Containing LIGIITS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND,
TIDE TABLES. descriptions and HAN DSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27. 50 to $3. 000
sent on receipt of live cents. Warerooom, Water street. foot of
Raymond street.
of boats from
or, Ian per yard Intrusion aria», Bhofilaugtlll and The Choioevt'l'eaa and Colleen imported. Fancy n3; '
or: lb. Creamery Butter two lb. H I
W
dillliiil esiiii
LEADING GR’OOER,
33 Washington Street. ’South, some.
my new BOAT CATALOGUE.‘
i
H. EMORY PEASE.
to the town. By making the road
straight about all) feetof the distance
new memory to traveltogattoBell
Island will be saved, and the“ unsightly
ledgeofrockjust thissideof the-second
bridge will be done away with. It would
require a large amount of blasting and
cost several hundred dollars to widen the
road at this point, brlt by making a new
road west of the present one thccost
would be much less and the benefit de
rived of inestimable value. The new
road would go through meadows
owned by .I. B. Raymond, who is willing
to give the land required and take the old
road. The improvements will not de-
stroy any shade tries along the line.
The property owners interested have alo
ready contributed $300 towards having
the improvements made, which is nearly
halfthesum needethis necessary that the
town should improve this thoroughfare
as it is a most important one and proba-
bly usedas much as any other in the
town. It is the most convenient way to
drive to five Nile River. Boron Point
andBelllslaud,nndtbemisno doubt in
the minds of many that the proposed
change would be the most inexpensive
method of doing the work. It is under—
stood that the property owners interested
unwilling to deposit a bond that the
work can be done In gun. -
C. D. Rogers, of the Ilcriden Silver
Theodore Hellhrou' . engineer of the
Hamilton Scudderaud Eddie Pierson
Mrs. Innis Ropes. of Brooklyn, me
Dr. and Mrs. W. ('5. Glines, of Berkeley
Among the excursionists from the
Bushwick Avenue Sunday-school. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., at Roton Point yester-
day. were Orange and Mia Ida Masher
and Mr and Mn. Charles Twiddy. form-
E. R. French. of Waterbury, a gradu-
ate of the class of '92. Nassachusrtts In-
stitute of Technology, Boston, and Bar»
vcy W. Bell. representing Pettingill &
(70.. of Boswu. are spending a few days
with Prod [lull Parsons, of Bmokside
ham. 0
Gmrge E Miller, of the Norwalk Sav-
ing Society. refilrned yesterday from
Williamstcwn. Nun. wherehe went to
._I _-:._. pm... r..- u' wrvar_. n...
millage. Ilissuu was awarded the first
prize of #25 In the junior rhetoric clans
muupetitiou.
(303$ IIC'I'ICl'T SDCIIITI ES.
Interesting Plinth“:- F’ron "Ia-nor (lo--
uncle-er fluchklu’ Report.
me coming annual report or labor
UonImI-iouer Ilotchkisn of this state
will cover one of the most interesting
fields that has commanded the research-
es of the commissioner during his term
of ottice, relating especially to the society
insurance orders and the sick and funeral
benefit orgnuintions in the state with
their branches opprating in other states.
There are fortyst life societiescperat-
ing in Omnecticut. of the number eleven
being Connecticut institutions. The re
mining tbirtyaix belong outside of the
state, their businem being muscled by
branch organization The only Connect-
icut anxiety which Inn a branch business
outside is the order known as the
Knights of (‘olumbua
The total membership of the life sortie
ties exceeds $2.000. The increase dur-
hunk-l..-
. IIIZIIB AND TIIIIIB.
Important Rows of tho County and State
chronicled la n Condenser! Porn.
‘The New Haven Cignrmnkers' Union
has asked for an advance of 31.00 a
thousand on cigars and unless it Is grant—
ed there is likely to be a strike.
Ferdinand Wagner, of Southington.
bud one of his eyes injured so badly by a
piece of steel chisel while opening a bar-
rr-l at his grocery store yesterday that he
will lone the eight of it.
A singleshell race between the famous
cavemen llanlcn and Ilosmer has been
cis ii m... Account-en roll.
What a Stockholder Says About the Hunt-
and who is familiar with the property in
arranged to take place on the (‘onnecti-
cut river July 4, at Hartford. The race
will be for a pnrscof‘fioo. The dbtance
'n to be three miles, one and ouehalf
milen and return.
Pmlmty holders at Norris Cove have
opposed the building of an electric road
past their property. Early Sunday
morning the engineers stole a march on
tliepnophmdhadhootectof track laid
Mm the residents were awake. Last
night a force of twenty-live men armed
with pickam and crowban ripped up
iluraiisnndtowledoverthe poles. in-
terrain; legal dcvrlopmcntn are looked
tor.
fun-II levrntm low-la.
A hard-fought bottle took place just
our the New York state line. below
(lnrenwlch. at 1 o'clock this morning,
between Buck Taylor and Brink Osborn,
of Bridgeport. both colored. The mill
wanbeld ill-barn and about two hun-
dred newts, including severalfmm South
Nor-elk. were present. Seventeen
made were taught before Osborn gave
in- litrhoucrlmmlhlww
Menuhin: who walled will»
i scratch. Osborn was badly braised
‘ " ’ our un‘ left side at his
free. The fight waiter Illoa Ilds and
are receipts. Both Taylor and
Urban Irrlvrd in South Norwaik at 0:45
Mmingandspsnt sometime with
friends.
.m....... 4......” ,. -...
”when.
a heavy thunder m at
flw L In M W.
Jubilant-an. daughter“ Garfield it.
lite-e. of Kuwait. w. married to
“dawn Bergmdflruoklyn. I. Y.
't'lumywmperfonnadntto’cloek
udufidueedtkrbrtdfldah,“
1&MhMM.DI.BIMib.ot
iii-mm of that place. The
Myanmar”. It. PM
centuries-aid. endWllll-nilaudle,ef
Wm...“
mm.dmwmm
“Multitude
ing the last live years is “2,000 in round
numbers. The disbursements in iUOI of”
the undetlea under consideration was
“50,000. During the live years embrao
cd'lu the report the amount disbursed
exceeds “300,000.
Theltoynl Arcnnnm is the strongest
society in the state. The Knights of
lionor have a member-hipot 2,3“). The
atat'ntice show that New llavon calmly
but the largest percentage of membership
in sack and benefit organizations of any
county in the state. Hartford county is
second and l’airileld third.
Seventy-one of the lat town; in the
state have «pulsation- dentgned for
mutual aidjn one way or another.
The Nancnlcr and Odd Fellows' orders
amuot embraced in the inquiry, being
organisations for the dintrtbutiou of
benevolence
nae-ping Ont.
Calf More at South Norwalk bqulle
afavorlte camping ground with many
W people. The place has many
advantages. .ltlecloae to the unit
water and “armchair-tall bigger.
ABntbelpartyiedowntberenoweujny-
inga Inertia-ivy and several other
partleeareblllumlndwtntgo. .lmt
whytlnplacsisenllndtlalf Paaturehn
mystery. Tim isn't pnvture enough
tor-stuffed dog and a real live calf
wouldbavetollveouesawsed or
cbmvlnlklnordavtoexlrtihwe. But
nee-per out always manages to ilnd
pleutytoeathl thelinccf untodd,aud
a week’- stay done as much good for
mfnikamabarrelofcodiiverci;
could. him of July clam links,
annulmuclrnt. Everything tumult
andjmtflehd Maths briny dupe—3
Daabnry Ilene.
'III m no Lulu h lb ”lint”
Pei-therein engineer
urn-themati-
m :5
In; Inlet of tho Ilnusnloulc.
A stockholder of the Bournwnic road
whohas not sold out to Mr. Morgan._
considerable detail, makes the following
statement:
For some reason the Housrmmic road
hasbeen belittledns much as possible.
Only thcworst side has been held. up.
share, because the road had a floating
debt of $500,000. has given absdim-
prarsion. “'hat I know about the prop-
erty will not induce rue to sell my stock
at any such price.
That. floating debt can be well account»
ed for.
took hold at the property it was in re
poor condition. Since that thirty new
locomotives have been added to the roll-
ing stock. Six new pumeuger coaches
of the most expensive pattern, and sev-
eral drawing room cars 0! the finest
order have been built.
the company didn't have a single draw-
of the old passenger equipment has been
replaced by new.
The entire road has been relanl with
seventy pound steel rails in place of
fifty-six pound rails. Wooden bridges
and culverts have all been replaced by
iron and stone. A large amount of land
has been Might at New Haven, Bridge-
port and Wilmn Point, together with
stool transfer houses low the handling of
cars on limits at Wilson Point.
In addition there was built what is
called the Derby extendon of nine miles,
with no bonded indebtednem of its own.
Nauy other improvements. too numer-
adollariu bonds hasbeen imuedto pay
for them. These expenditures have ex-
tended into the floating debt and are
legitimate in every respect and have
added much to the value of the property.
What the property has lacked has been
vigorous, aggressive management.
Under the proper management the road
was capable of earning fair returns for
its capital.
The-new owners have bought a good
property very cheaply, and as for as my
information goes they intend to make it
pay by dcvelopingits own natural resour-
oes.——Wul| Street Journal.
TIIRIII. PRI%0\IIIIS I’AIKDDNED.
The Bonnl val I'prdona annrrrl Throc out
of tin Fourteen Pulltloun.
Thebonrd of pardons held their June
salon at the Capitol yruterday noon and
acted noon the petitions of fourteen con—
victs. 1': we were pardoned. The first
is William :xvppert, alierman. sentenced
for fifteen year:- for burglary in Danbury
in i888. Ruppen claimed that he was
influenced in the ends» by his comrade,
August Jubeldt. who WM, sentenced for
eighteen years and who was pardoned
some time ago. Its in to be {no July 4.
(lemme W. Knowles will also be liber-
ated on the same holiday. This was tin
New Milford family quarrel which re-
aulied in a murder. II» was found guilty
of manslaughter thorn in October. i800
and sentenced for seven years. unrip-
troller Btaub stated the young man‘s
case. He was defending his father's
house from his uncle. who was at~
"mg-rem w WI I'd . ,,
killed the un- trylag to crater tho hates.
to My ” me“ but were granted a
new trial and their cases were then not-
led. an it was not known whether they
could linoouvictsdmeooe-orlen tomanel
slaughter.
John ll. Smith was given acoudltloual
pardon on account oi his failing health.
lie hummptionand was unable to
apps-them the board. lie was Isn-
tnterd for live your in July, use. fol-r
burglary milled in New Haven.
The petition- of William Gilbert. man
daughter, misused for five years.
(Idiotic, I”, ”and Charles Shwenclr,
robbery, abused in lfay. 1800, for
four years, both of Fairfleld mnty,wero
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eirnndon will lie given in dual-try,
Poi-Ir III-w Haber mickey
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his late home. 25?“ Mars net. Sundn
nfteruoou at So clock. In“ a y
Taylor 8: Golden.
of ago.
Real Estate and Insurance;
tiltiiliiilTiiii STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, come.
The sale of Mr. Bostwick’s stock at $30 a m,
“ fission?"
mu]. to do general mnfim.’ a
Main
kDr. Huntington. IQ mor-
‘AFI:i
I
When the present manageme'nflaw; est avenue .
,vAN'TED—A cook and inundresa.
with good recommendations.
to mll‘ican be mad lion
0.01 working for B. I". Johneaont‘g:
”WMain Stu Richmond, Ya. ”In
Wants to operate machines at Kenny’s
Four years ago ‘
factory. Kl Washingtount
Smith . ulk dw steaming
steady Wm I". E. elseym my.“
TO LET.‘
ins room $3! 0' sleeve? 0" “'9 “M- A“ Two pleasant attic rooms. furnished. no.
ousto mention. have been made and not I"
gentleman and wife or others: and
mm. at No. 4 Elizabeth street. comeroul
8
’mi m
” IIanIord Place.
‘RONT I meni. 3:] door. lvoom Swan:
1' & Cor it building: modern Improve-
Jnfl lw_
merits: rent 89p" mouth A l
Well (figarCo. office, ttthlaIg y “ mm Old
ingtou sheen.
kid
I“
I!
itVlsilEll. a large— pleasant front
with a herb-room adjoining. suitable for I
one
§
~cr..1rsnr.u room I l
I‘ street. mbdtiooro.m Iii—mug“,
ilOl‘. SE 5 rooms and
River station at
Box " .iloway ton Conn.
nlen, near Five Illa
? a mouth. mAddrua
nwlrudxr. of lilroolua v M
situated. o no lie the Mmetzy I Hock.
\‘o. It South ain street. Apply to John
erris. 51!!!!”
71-2“ to... Taylorvngvg‘
\ Waterslrrct. flimmgfkl‘;
farm house. barn. garden and“.
glib, six rooms, Itrmuylon..8l1
FOR SALE.
LVl-I acres 1 goal t irrou
noted _ofl I‘l‘rglllllsland. ‘35:: CID first};
. . car
In) in iii
ism-rink dim“ AMRfig:
planted to
like. South
Sharon? " friot keel. lllfifootbam; IDS“
I order. A l' to Drcd
street. East Nora}; k. Anderson”! .'
Aim! 1' 55 Ir res good timothy hay (Jan
hurl on sham"
plots Apply to Ii. A. “M
LOST.
()N Saturdn. June It IOU. a
enamele: on one side with b knnd III-
side last-es gone. aground tobelontlnaran.
itevi re. A ve Ilhe ward will begins If
the timlu will indiy veturnthn ear-etc the
u-mhrsignod It lining the lift of a decenaed
fl I nd blah echo:
{.i'é'rvflnrrl‘ street. ”Naziwnlkfl ('I an" ‘
gag-£2
gulrrlrinmruu.
Ill acorn-ruin .,
Mother Goose Carnival
wltl be repeated at the Opera House
Friday Evening. June 24.
AT 3 0'0““.
..r the benefit of th- ladl
i2...“ nflltc smurfs can.”
Tim will be I...”
nanmiifln “Iran“ taiiisan roam Irat
"I'll. HBAPIM"
ADMISSION. 5 m
Reserved scale may be thanked all at Hitch-
site on and ruin Tue-on moral
otlocltfihy the paymntofi centa all" at
Hill Sill-d lillill mllflfilll
Ti-well linm'vn and
time t“: 'tr't" .. "P. "I
o in . .o
turnbhed ”Miranda“. 'mmmuélnlnn "5'"
teen yearn.I lioin naf ”libertine-n.
“hues! l I bcnlthof “to
or tailing. Tints arerc
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“f m”
an“ iv tori
if
tum—ammo.
Till mottled tdEth
on:
file" "”‘ sighs 33
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3 Dated at South llarwalk. Avril fi
Fami l i as
In Norwalk and South Norm
would like one of those Knife
“toured: for rule-I: ‘
M.
Sharpeners which the m.
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Norwalk Chronicler