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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
' sunmm Sunfleta Immune Low” This
at 4:23 at 7:3) at one at
New York Herald Weather Forecast. .
Today char. warmer weather will probably
prevail, with light. variable winds. becoming
mostly southeastorly and southerly. On‘l'nes-
day fair. warmer weather will probably pre-
vail. with light sontheasterly and southerly
winds. and on Wednesday warmer, more eul’
' try and fair weather.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our- Clty aae Dolng
and Basin:-
Town meeting tomorrow at 3 o‘clock.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Davis are moving into
their new house on Bayvlew avenue.
T. H. Foster. of Bell Island, has pur-
chased a handsome horso from M. H.
Parsons.
The steam yacht May, and two sloop
yachts, of the New York Yacht Assn.
ciation, were at Dorlon Point Saturday
night.’
A brass band is being formed in New
Canaan. It will consist of fifteen men,
under the leadership of J. 8. Perry, of
this city.
Heine’s Band has been engaged to fur.
nisll music for the concert In the grove
and for dancing in the pavilion at Roton
Point, July 4.
Colfax encampment, l. 0. 0. F., will
be instituted tonight, in Butler Lodge
room, by the Grand Encampment
ofllcers of the state.
Don't suffer from any kind of Rheuma-
tism or (lent! Dr. Richardson‘s Win-
tergreen, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheu-
matic Powders cure the worst cases.
Ask for be. or 10c. sample.
Last Saturday—— ll. ll. Persons, of Brook-
side, sold the grey pacing gelding
“Pedro" toa gentleman from Rlltlaud,
’Vt.,a line family horse to a Dsnhuryw
partym inst mod horse to a gentleman
from llount Vernon, and ulligh-slepping
park horse to a lady in Stamford.
—‘.\'ice rich lemonade at the Depot Ree»
taurant, So. a glass.
”«TIIG "warm wave" forming yesterday
in the southwest and lliminippi Valley
will [notably be felt at least in the west-
ern parts of this section today and more
decidedly tomorrow and Wednesday
throughout this section and lower New
England, except on the immediaw coast.
Several changes among the conduc-
torsoftheComolidated road will soon
take place. kid Lahoy of Stamford will
run one of the through trains from New
York to Providence, and Charla Reed
will run the other. Aleck (Iowan has
been transferred from the parlor car
traintoths whito train. More clmngm
will follow.
Charles E; Seymour ,the grocer, an-
nounces that he will close his store every
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock during
the summer months for the benefit of
his clerks. ’l’hostore will be closed all
day on July A. Picnicerr should bear
this in mind and purchase their supplier
before hand. llr. Beylnour has every
thing you will want for that day.
When butcher A. (l. Judson read in
“nannmsatmdayefterncm all»
of the membereof theBwordll-h club he
thought he would like to accompany
them. He accordingly made arrango
monktogontb’ecruieeand‘eeenred a
mutations-Ila low
taveeaue conditions and to-day’the
membeiaare doubtless enjoyingthern
aelveratlllocklehnd.
A driverforllerome Gainer, the Dorian
BMW to turn the horse
armndqlpcellothereeidenceof Grand
5 Jurorchartee r. Hallock, on Quinlan!
avenue, early yesterday morning, when
the vehicle upset, throwing the horse,
diatribe“;
mmthelargedemaodform
mitosis-ohm”
ale,rootandhlrchherlieto..itieeaaeet-
ly regulated that all bottles ehnuld he
retornedtotbeetoreyoupareherstheal
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iously ill with typhoid form
the South. Nervous. 4mm mill
law sponmoe the more? twins.-
.1th win born this morning 'Io‘dlr;
and lira. George VIIhAlstyno. of West
avenue.
The finishing room at the Union
Manufacturing company's In'ills shut
down this morning.
Ground was broken today 'for the
foundation of the city's electric light eta—
tiod tobeerccted on State street.
Frank Finch, whoyhnd an attack of de-
lirium tremena in the lockup Friday
night, was sent to his home in Barton
Saturday.
R. F. Askew, the lanndrymnn who, it
was reported. sloped with lliss Lavinia
Doxaee, returned to South Norwalk Sat-
urday afternoon.
Lewis S. Beers, who was thrown from
a wagon and had his leg broken about
ten weeks ago, resumed his duties in the
First National Bank this morning.
Officers Conley and Gladstone already
have the names of 450 owners and bar-
borers of dogs. The work will probably
be completed in this city tomorrow.
Atrawberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant. Open all night.
Architect Knapp, has made plans for
a brick addition to J. H. Buckley &
Son's rubber factory in the borough. It
willbeono story high, 27x25 feet, and
will be used for storage purposes.
The Young Womanis Christian 'l’cm-
perance Union will hold a soap-bubble
social on Tuesday evening, from 8 to l0.
Everybody is invited. Admission free.
There will be a short laminar; electing at
7:30 sharp. Every member, is urged to
be present.
Ellen, wife of William Mead, died yes-
terday morning. at her home, 26 Monroe
street. of commption, aged twenty-four
years. Besides her husband she leaves a
son and many friends to mourn their
loss. The funeral will be held from St.
llary'u church tomorrow morning at 9
o clock.
Plans have been completed by Archi-
tectW. S. Knapp for a two-story brick
buildiugfillelzl for-l. for the Norwulk
Lock company. to be erected on the cur-
llt'! of Marshall and Water streets. It
will be used for a barn and storage
purposes and will be fire proof through
out
The funeral of Giles IInulenbeck was
held yesterday afternoon from his late
homeon Marshall street and was largely
attended. Rev. ll. N. Dunning conduct-
edthe services. The pallbearers were
Robert ll. Rownu,John II. l-‘erria, Ilcnry
BodwelLS. B. Sherwood, ll. 8. Brown.
Stephen Batch. A quartette from the
(kmgregatiounl church choir, consisting
of lira. N. Ii Campbell, lliss Florence
Benedict, D. E.Disbrow and Henry Bull.
rendered selections.
NORWALI Nllll’li.
A. Ilreosy Itarlget nl Items from the
Doro-IN I“ of‘lnwn,
spur Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. l‘., will
elect officers this evening.
The llerwin street shirt factory will
shut down Saturday for the annual two
woeka' vacation.
Catholic Union (bunch, K. of 0.. will
hold a meeting this evening, when action
will be taken concerning new hyolaws.
Therewlllbeaqiecialmeeting of the
DaughtersoftheKingTueaday evening
stilt. l'aul’e pariehroomeat'Mlio’.eloek
Allmemhenarereqneatsdlobepreeent.
l’lntlleptlstehnmb, will spud Youth
“”qu at Got-p0 Beach, accompanied:
byalargenurnberof the young people
ofhieehorch.
-Luetrlnepolhheemarble.
Complaint iemade,ofpereona who
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assailant.
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«comm church will give a
sceptionbaighntotheliag‘e M-
eritorious-“haw! wally
hthemmctuuehmen'l‘here
willhereeltetioaeaadmuele darlegthe
Frank N. O'Brien has purchased the
Photon estate, at Winnipauk.
The Iadiee' Auxiliary ”of the Y3“. ‘1”
“A. will meet time afternooh It'll
- ~ - 5,... i
Sylvester Taylor lcshi promising cult
Saturday. It died from the clients of all mfl- 7- 3. liaison is mparing for
The Grace church Guild will give an
entertainment in the Opera Home Wed-
nesday evening.
0. G. Durant,“ Bethel, has purchased . ’
abuilding'lot at Room Point, and will Jenmns- lee-
erect a cottage thereon.
llllltll AND THERE.
Important News of the County and State
Chmlclod In a Condensed Form.
The honor list of the graduating class _ .
at Yale, or the senior appointments, as we" avenue, spent Sunday "m Mr.
they are called, Were made public Satur-
day. The number is rather small, indi~
eating only a moderate standard of schol-
arship attended by the class as a whole.
Joules lsham. a Rockville farmer, out
his hand while putting up a wire fence
about two weeks ago. The hand began
to pain him and became greatly swollen.
until death ended his sufferings.
prison hall ensued from the scratch and
all attempts to alleviate the pain proved
fruitless. Great solicituds is felt at
present for a boy who was working with Rookawny.
Mr. lsham at the time and who also sus-
tained a severe cut from the wire.
Justice Dwight Morris has brought
suit against [Miter :
Bridgbport llorning Newmo recIIver jus-
tice fees in a case in which the
defendant was interested a year ago.
The amount claimed in only “.50, but
the justice-alleges that he has repeatedly
endeavored to collect it. but withoutsuc-
,ofthe
floylalrl Barth's Bl; Into.
One of the moat interesting events of
the big tournament of the Columbia and ’
Colt Cycling clubs to be held at Charter 0“" -
Oak. Hartford, on July 4th and 5th, will
be the attempt of “0de Smith to
best the world's record of twenty—four
at 5 p. In. on July bib. and hundreds of
wheelmen areawaiting the result of this Mn, 1-}, M, Teller, of South Norwalk
effort witheagcr interest. To beat this
record llr. Smith will be obliged to ride {m . grip to calm-uh.
twenty-four miles at a better rate than I
In. 30; a. per mile. lie is confident of
success. llie pacemakers will be from
among the best rogue-rotational Ameri-
can racing talent. inclnding W. \V.
tabliehing the uncut record:
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l-Iglta dong;- eI-In-g had.
'l'hegeoeralolllcersnfthe Knights of W‘m‘wmhmm fromthecrop of on sold from as to
eernlralat the ltorwelk Opera limes, v
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balance ofthereasonweglveacadfiDISOOUNTofmots.peryardonBeetltxti‘a
For the who; Tapestries; t ole. per yard in lte'dium Grades; Short Lengths and
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MPWPIII 10!] INCH.
orher Pe'eple'r rrlerlyll-
Saturday in town.
her uslnllnummer sojourn at Newport.
both, N. J., are the guests of relatives on
Center avenue.
rioting at the home of her grandson, R.
The W!“ meetingat the First Coil- W. Holt, of Marshall street.
gregational church Thursday evening
will take the form of a meeting prepara- .
tory to the sacrament of the lord‘s sup- HBV‘l‘md ”W: M Island.
per, at which time action will be taken
on the admission of two candidates into
the membershipof the church. Rev. II.
N. Dunning. of South Norwalk. will
conduct the meeting. "
Benjamin Suds, of Pine street.
Alice Layton, of Fairfleld avenue.
guestsof llrs. Rev. 8. T. Graham.
and Mrs. E. H. llann, In New Haven.
mouths.
latives at lit. K'mco. N. Y.
Beers. have returned from New Haven
vention of the C. “Guards
home on Prospect avenue, Norwalk.
Nch.ork'
rufir'nrawr rituaoaanrs.
am” "' Wmd‘ reed. Oalayl0.lfl.mowfellto tho
Pleasant Paragraphs about (hr and The 'l'lrlrd Annual meld Day of the Le-
Minnie Potter is'at Coney Island today. The Mid annual field day of the Con-
J. NW of New York city, spent W‘Ywnfll‘w’sm am ‘
tirelwuhelllatthellerbybr‘lrhlgra'rk, "
an. Dr. O'Reilly and family. of Eliza-
uuno no slave". oISa-nlon. PM J. Ste“), of Norwalk, took the second
are thegueats of 106mm! Jenninfl’. 0‘ prize. The standing high jump was
lfiaI llarie A. Z. Kenn, of Leonard height, four feet, six inches. The eleven
——————- street. left town today for l’oughkeepsie pound hammer throwing contest
The committee on fireworks, appointed on an extended visit.
by the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club, will
MmJulia 0. Warren, of Brook! n, is bury; Gilliam. mnet‘ y-one feet, six
meet this evening tohaud in their orders. ' y
. _ time 3:16 8-5. W. B. Staples of New
Mia Flmonoe Kell , of West avenue, ' ’,
is visiting Mrs. George Schellinger, at the Haven, was second. The standing hm“
lira. Richard Watts, of New York, is
spending the summer at the home .of
“la Eloise Nichols, of South Orange.
N- 3-. i5 “10 8m 0‘ her cousin, lliso Haven, in29 1-5 seconds. J. M. diel-
Mrs. Belle Sherman, llrs. L. Davieand N. Half and Robert llullings, of Nor-
llim Hattie Whitman, of New York, are walk, were also in this race. The latter
llr.and Hrs. Philip N. Smith, of Bay- 3"“ rum-'8 comer! was won by J-
Dr. and Mrs. D. II. Marvin sailed so. The ”Mini! “‘5" 5"“? “5 W“ "’
unlay morning for Europe on the steam-
er Auranill. They expect to be gone two
Fred Pit-roe. ticket agent at Daubury,
formerly of Norwalk, spent yesterday
s'itllhieluir'r-nts at the borough end of
[3100,] the town.
Anunlhcrof the girls employed at most. two inches. The quarter‘mile
Rothand (loldaellmidt‘s corset factory. safety bicycle race was won by R. II.
will leave town next Saturday for Far Page, New Britain: time. 38 4.5 seconds.
W. (i. Langdon and family will come Stebb. of Norwalk; time, 5! 2.5 seconds.
up from New York tomorrow, to take The one-mile “'3“ W89 '00 by F- T-
The Stamford Advocate says that mien of their summer home at Half
Company C, of Stamford, finally won mile Island.
Watson prize modal against the Machine
Gun pl :toon of Bridgeport by a score of spent ymierday with Alexander Smith,
3‘" points I" 300 Md that "‘9 31‘0“ '3‘ of Merwin strwt. Mr. Smith loaves Nor- _,. "m M "M“ ’ ’
mnducted under the supervision of the w.“ [0, “WWW Jul,» 7
inspector of nlle practice. The Allvo
cats further states that the Stamford
company can outshoot the Iachine gun
team at any time.
Charles O'Neil and friend, of Brooklyn,
llrs. Joesph (Nerbanks and her sister.
llrs. C. l'. Keeler, of Main street, Nor-
walk, are making a week's visit with re.
Sylvmtcr Keeler and niece. Slim “attic pleased with the natural advantages of
where they have been attending tho (“1- nude by flcflghon 3nd “I”... The com.
Mia Katherine lloyt I.” returned consideration. and it is gratifying to
fronlherachool duties at Nutley. N. J.,
to spend the summer vacation at her the BfldSPPO" '60"-
Tho-nae Powell and mother, of Leon- event in commerical circles, and this is
an] street, “1' leave town the latter their first summer gathering in our
portal on. week for Philadelphia. III. "cm“!-
Powell will continue his trip to Atlantic
"an “whey. of Rowaytan, I M trwtions fit the Much. “is limbs are
clerk in the ocean service between the tied “‘1 in "“5 condition I” 'i“ I'm”
United states and Germany, was the formthefeat of swimming'to the light-
mnmin on. how, m b, m, 0,, Jun, guest. of Postmaster llubbell, this hm Ind Mum-
9th. at the Home Hill track in England. Morning.
llr.3mith will start on his hour's ride fly, W n", Charles wing“. 0'
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with llr. and
Dr. and Ilrs. Williams recently returned
The ham of W between m have formed for the free barbecue, Wed-
Ryan and Hi- ly,- O'Brien, Thomas melday next. and many ladies and child-
Boylu and Ii. llary Reilly, and John run will take part in the opening festivi-
Hannon, and Ili- llilgard. were pill» “N-
Windle. (loo. r. Taylor, II. 0. Tyler, w. "’M '3 s" It»: ' ”hm“ '°' “'5
w. run, Fred (lravea, ll. D. Arnold. “”0““ “"‘e limb
and Herman and Henley of Hartford, on
a tandem. Borne idea of what Hr. Smith
willbeohligedtodoeanbe gained by a
study of the following table showing the
The following guests arrived at the lament-a splendid opening for a few
ll aviland cottage. Bell Island, flaturday, paragraphs on the extraodinary summer
to spend a few weeks: lfr. and In. oflllld. Accordinglothe beet records,
William Stroll, Ire. William Walbaurn, January and l-‘cbuary were warm and
comparators tlmearnadeby Ede in e.- Otto Walbum, of New Jersey; like spring-like,llarch waecoldand stormy.
lmiealitchellandWernerlltchell, of Vegetation had gotten well along in
‘ kilhd nearly every green thing in the
Imam”? Wile“; m United mum. lntheepring
lemWhltehoI-emallerreral m mmoflm Mmufiflm
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notations or the ltato.
Birmingham. Settirr’lay afternoon. As-
sociations from all over the state were
represented, and the attendance was very
large. The first event was the 100 yards
dash, won by C. II. Templeton, Water-
bury: time, eleven seconds. William
won by R. ll. Page. of New Britain;
was won by T. D. Knowles,. of Water-
inchee. Thence-mile bicycle race was
won by J. MacArthur, of New Haven:
jump was won by E. A. Loomis, of New
Britain; distance, nine feet two inches.
W. Hart, of New Britain, was second.
The pole vault was won by B. loomis, of
New Britain. The 2150 yard hurdle race
was won by W. H, Hunter, of New
land, of New Britain, was second. W.
was run into and thrown down. The
J. Luddy, of Waterbury; 'dis-
tance. thirty feet, six inches.
T. D. Knowles, of Waterbury; height,
eight feet, ten and onofourth inches.
The one mile safety bicycle race was
won by G. H. Larom, of New Haven:
time, 2:58 to. The one mile run was also
won by W. ll. Hunter, of New Haven.
l3. Loomis, of New Haven, won the prize
for the running high kick; height, five
The quarter mile run was won by W. J.
Kenna, of New Haven;time, 8:29 1-5. The
last event, the runnlng brow Jump, was
won by O. Smith, of New Britain: dis-
tance, dgllteen feet.
Selected the lunch.
The Connecticut Travelers’ assrx'intion
have selected Pleastlrc Beach asthe place
for their annual dinner and outing, July
‘37. The committee on location visited
the beach yesterday and were highly
I the resort and the many improvements
mitten had a number of places under
know that their selection has fallul upon
The annual
outing of the association is an important
Donaldson, the man fish or armless
swimmer, will be one of the outdoor at-
The dining—room service at the beach
will be quite attractiv, being of the lat-
est Ileeigna and of superior quality: in
fact the service and furnishings of the
' resort will be much better thanareusual-
ly found at such places. llany family
parties from out of town and in the city
The Year'lthaut a ban-er»
The state of the weather at peanut
April when the real winter-rt in. Bleet
endanow fell onmenteen differentdaye
Mfmureinterioroflfew York,
most and Heine. July was cold and
frostyziceformed as thick as window
formed nearly auinch luthichueeeand
cfllll‘lcornwhleh had been kept over
Olliehmheldhehuyers pnrehadng for
depthofafootinllameltown, Va..and
weepllsdnpinhngedrifhinmoetofthe
Hertha-n Stake. There was new in
Esmtkehutieultnralalldhfliuuhm
M
urea.
ti analog
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muse of Fancy Gracia?!
choicest
inlay. Junotherewae either treat or '- use,“
' WMMIMI three. The-now
lr III asserted tlutaftertllieyearths
Uultediitat- will notonly he no. to "“”‘mm MW 6-1- In
sulpimporthlg fruit, but wrilheglntob. .
.(milmmmmd “D anmwnlncheatnthreefeetiu V"
wald. Theatimatoiethat New York
will hm ”.WMpcundeoffruitfrom
u Californiaalouethlarummer. futfrnit ”hmm'M‘h‘ M will
now the Ii tin States. Angnetwaa still worse; ice
ally, Newport Rs
Snaps“, Olives, fan
LEADING
undeverfit‘baingin to season. LimeJuice,Lemon
and pberry Syrup, Cranberry Sauce in Jars.
ive Oils and Summer that come to this ocuutry.
Notice-l Notice! Notice
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and every Wedv
nesday yovening. commenoin J une 29th, aty six 0 ’elock during the
hot months for the benefitw 0 our clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
$0M! Chicks fifiufifl
mastic Pickles ofdll Guava
re kintious in
533mm or
IBM” .Wues
nfiyro
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oRocER,
MY' NEW BOAT
of boats from
Raymond street.
33 Washington Street. South ,Norwalk.
CATALOGUE, '
*moévha ‘vrwoogmua
Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
TI DE TABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$21.50 to $3, 000
sent on receipt of five cents. Warerooom, Water street foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
A BICYCLE RAILROAD
From the Sound Aeraaa lam. Island to the
Atlantic Ocean
The New York, Brooklyn, Suburb audE
Investment company, w hich filed articles1
of incorporation at Albany last summer,
slid secured a routs for a bicycle railrom
from the Sound six miles east of Port
Jefferson along Long Island to the Atlan—
tic ocean, have begun work in earnest.
A force of workmen have completed
several miles of track on the south side
of the island, and are rapidly grading in
the center. The company has a capita‘
stock of $200,000, and among the direo
(ore is F. W. Danton, nephew of Austin
Corbin, president of the Long ' ' ‘
railroad. It is reported that the latter
also owns stock in the company.
The Boynton Bicycle company, now
operating a road at Coney Island, will
furnish ears and cnglncs. which will run
on single rails, with an overhead guard
rail to steady them. This overhead tres-
tlework will be lighted by elecrtic'lty at
night, forming a line of fire scenes the
island in its wildest and most desolate
part. The road will extend across the
great South bay to the beach, where it is
proposed to make the most attractive
seaside resort on the south side of Long
Island.
The distance of the route selected from
Sound toocean is about 20 miles. The
schedule time will be 90 miles an hour.
In connection with the railroM, it is ex—
pected that commodious steamers will be
run Iwnaal the Sound to Norwalk and
Bridgeport, each distant 25 miles from
the Sound terminus of the road, and also
a steamer to New Ian-ion, 40 miles dis-
tant. This will enable residents in New
England to spcrul a day by the (recall and
return at night. The time from Nor
walk and Bridgeport to the ' L will
be about two hours. A large force of»
workmen has been at work for severa
Iva-ks past and ouoquarter of the road is
about completed.
Things Meant to My Funny.
The most remarkable man of his age—
llethuselah.
Familiar with modem-Caterer—
llnvc you finished that bill of fare for
the Millionaire I‘lub banquet? Assist-
ant—Nearly. What shall l end with?
Caterer Iwcarily i ~l1igars and-and
chestnuts. ‘
Sifter—lint a dollar apiece is a steep
price for tintypes. Artist—lint IonsiIh-r,
my friend. consider. It‘s genuine Ameri
can tin they are taken on. You get your
picture and help home industry all at
the same time.
Sweet sixteen-00 you truly think that
May is an unlucky mouth to get married
in? Sixty-live“! have tried six ditler—
ent months, and May was no worse than
the others.
(bumtratcd W Isl.lom ~—-’ Who is it
that W all knowledge?” asked the
Sunday school washer. ”My brother
James," replied a diminutive pupil.
“He's just home from millage.”
“If the strata of New Orleans are
cleanodhy vultures. why couldn't they
dose in New York?" “They wouldn't
work here. They'd be perched all along
Fifth avenue, watching the stage horses.”
"Wdl, Uncle Reubrm. that‘s a this
pair of oxen you have." “Ya as.‘
“What have on namedthcii: " ' Bligh
mom I: or a new lliidder.
aren‘t they?" “Not for
. ,f ,. ,
Mimi... (l‘aunye mlmlrery—ls
your reietah going to the seaside thixenm-
rnah, Tommy? Tonimyw'l'hat depends
onyon. lheardmanaythatifyw and
Fanny were engaged before the season
opened, tilerewocldntbc any remain
M ROM!-
“What we want, said the welleknown
publkher.“bamanto make Inapaof a
hhtoryof Africa that we aroahout to
publish.” “l thinklam juetthe man
you want," mid the applicant, with a
glad mile. “For several your there
been a designer in a sleek house."
you to this? Imprisoned DorgIar»No,eir.
II In. Wing-4min: hon-r»
cleaning, air. “Eh? Homeohanihg?’
"Yaiair. Thewomanhad been hotels
cleaning. and the stair carpet w- up
andthefolheheardtne.”
“We’ll harebtrecall our mlraionary
lire-transom thewater.”eeidthepreachrr.
“Why? dad is deaeom "Isn‘t he
doing his duty? "No. He‘s civi-
lised the heathen. staked at their
hadlntowammuleeewhoaiu’tln
MM”, amphyta’pnksraarl
Ind-’turtbrw
4-1:.“ .4; u». . _._. .
"WMWIIHW that mught p __
Taylor at GoldenT
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
aunt!
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Wflku'i‘i-in. 4"” m
,,.- w... A .
to $50.6]! can be Iliad“
75.00 working for s F. Johnio‘d‘imgl
SID—W8 ~e—t-Iie8lllain 3L, Rirbmond, Ya. Mira
FEW girls to operate machines at Kolaey’ a
cigar factory Kl \lashington street.
south 'orwalk Paid while learning and
steady work. RE. Kc lee). . myfitf
BREE or four rooms I
T at Samara office. near dope; 1'?“
DI 5!: corner agat- 31.5}. and Ann '
six rooms. a lo. About Ill acres
galls! timothy bay for silo. Can bohad
res if dmired. orf r
EA AWoodwar-Il' 0 sale inplols. Apply“. to
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HOT’SE for one familv on Chestnut street.
ReInt era lnquireof John IVY. Duke. at
A. B. Coley‘ 5. f5“
THREE pleasant roo with or without
rd. Age of) Mrs uylord,3 (Truce. nt
Terrace. South 'orwalk. mu
TWO leasant still room. furnished. No.
ieztlw
auford Place.
P‘RONTa out. kl floor, 4 rooms, Swartz
- Cor rt building: modern improv
meats; rent it tar month Apply at the OE
\\ egl»n (‘ igart‘m other. Ki Washington
CL"
IIOI’Sl-Z 5 rooms and ion. near Five Mile
River station. at In mouth. Addren
Box 2’, Rows) Ion. Conn. mtfyfii
D“ ELLIVG of “trauma very oryIileann
slew ,0 pa lie the Mule I all bloc
No «it South In street. Apply to John
Ferris. lntfyd
—TEW house Taylor avenue, 810, 5 rwma
i Water street pinion-9,3] avenue. Ii;
farm hou-Ie. barn. Iranlen amylaseI’
ilk.” six rooms. lhlaayton. m. Raymond
m3
.: ._
I‘DII SALE.
IIURSE. union and harness. pride Sill).
lnIIuire of t‘. 1.. "null, or W Btlt
heli' a hat shop.
’i‘W El YE acres of good «I ate-rum
noted of! Bell l-Iland. l’riIeKm fill if sold
immediately. Nearly I-nnugbnyslcrs already
planted to y for I 10’ ground. Address Box
#6. South. orwalk. I'.mln jean:
Fllll Silt—l GREAT Bllllilll
The well known and popular American
Home and Rcslanraui. located at to Main
dtml. Norwalk. Ifnnu. It contains twenty
furnished romnsaml has been established thir-
teen years. Doing a good business.
TheI-rlniinuod ill heal allll ofT llic merietor ll
theonl‘) «aux for selling. This arars up-
man I: for the right part. Termscas
l.\'(. COLLINS.
Holler-Ilia Taxes.
THE taxpayers of lbel ‘ilw South Norwalk
arr henby notified the city taxof
“to mills .m the duller. laid on the men
Imur I-el ll Amy meeting held on the an.
day of Monti. “will be due andpa
Slay!” Mina! whuh time'l shag? y to
recs w l lI‘ same In a ore, ashlagton
e.trret Moth Nnrwalk. ‘onn.
Penalty III the rate «amount. per annum
from May 2. lm will be I- hanged on all bills
remaining unpai luln and Mag‘tfl‘ Junol I“.
a;
'5‘
.51
l
3
“Ft“ ”color of (‘lt
Dated at 141th \orwrtk. April lit. Ill. all
l IHTI‘tltT'I'Olr‘ Ntlltll'Al-K Ila. .I'RUBATR
t'ourt. June filth. A ”1.. l
Natale of James ll. Nash. late of Norwalk. in
said llitlrirr, Iln'eaml.
Thcf earl of Probate for the District of Nor-
walleath llmilnl and allowed six monthafrcln
thodate llerrrlf for the "editor! of said estate
toeshihlt lhelrrlaime for settlement. Thorn
who neglect In "Her!“ their anumnt may.
ly attested. within said lime. will be
a mug; “12“" “*3sz lmler‘btfd to said estalo
are I II m e mm were
"' ”Wm
mm" ‘Mn'
BBB NllllliE
All‘persdns found Mg
an Unlicensed Dog after the
first day of July will bedenlt
with according to law.
08MB W. illllllll.
fillIlIEE BIKER.
SlIllEl “SDI.
tellttltuf tho Town of lentil
“'“N, J” 2:: 'me
3, OOO
Families
In Norwalk and South Norwalk
would like one of those Knits
airmen which the proprlo
tors of LUBTRINE are giving
OW. but you won’t know ems,
legit
macadamia you'd
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