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, . , “I warmer. more Ia, and fair to partly
'0‘ “I" .‘ cloudy. followed)“ endorsing-E.
~ “3'23““ ,i‘lll’s. sown nonwsut.
IE WANT 30““ What the People of Our cu: m Doing
. TI) I)?” NICE.
all Bovine.
1...... .— The annual to of the Brid
TRY 11:6 Boating mm will be held tur-
day, August 12.
.navelust Renewed
, «I FRO]! rm: MILL A case or
saficlAL
WEDDING
srocx
.. PAPER.
llcisvsflzs, iulsd or Plain.
IN NEAT BOXES, WHICH WE WILL
BELL AS LONG AS THEY
Jmeph Rooney, of iii-.anlteville cut the
forefinger of his left hand quite badly
with a pieceef glam yesterday.
Tomorrow the First Universalist
church, of Meriden, will picnic at Roton,
coming via New Haven m the steamer
Elm City.
I George C. Stiflson, of this city, receiv-
ed the and intelligence Bound-y that
his brother Joseph was in a dying condi-
tion at Monterey, Mexico.
—Lustrine for windows.
Saturday nigiiiihifibmre the win-
dows in the Norwalk Pattern Works and
. MST: AT stole a hundred dollar Gendron cushion
tire bicycle. A reward is offered for its
25 Cents Each ....... ____.
'- ‘ Don‘t suffer from any kind of head-
.__-.....__ ache! Dr. Richardson's Cele , Cubeb
. 3 - and Chamomile Headache I’ow ers cure
' OUR STOCK 0? within 5 minutes. Ask for be. or Illc.
sample.
Sundav alteration Captain C. F. lien-
drie, of Comping C, and Fred Scbennen-
son, of Slant 0 , drove to Roton Point.
When they started to return their carri-
age collapsed and they were obliged to
procure one. .
Elank [Becks
leneralSlalionery
IQ COHPLI’I’I’E AS USUAL.
II. "mud,
g. ‘ Dl'ilggist.
43 lasiisgton St, 0. lomlt
Willie Saunders. ten years old, son of
II. S. Saunders. of Fairiield avenue. was
thrown from his bicycle yesterday, cause
edby running into a fence. Ile cut a
deep, long gash in his chin, which was
served upby Dr. W. C. Burke, Jr.
Captain Philip Sanford, of Westport,
owner of the neing yacht Rival. Wis in
South 35-1“:ka Saturday. His hand
some tutu-.1, which With the race in her
class in the New Haven regatta two
Wrt'kri ago, was anchored off Bell Inland,
and attracted a great deal of attention.
The Ariou Singing Society has institut'
ed a singing content. The members give
:1 solo one Sunday evening, and after
all have been heard the judges will We
aprizeto the one theyconssdertbefint
vocalist. George (ietfort sang the first
solo last Sunday, which was well ren-
dered and vociferously applauded.
—1vice rich smog}. the Depot um-
tnnmm, be. a glass.
sio ~
Reward
tritium Iflenlsni loutonil:
Ten Dollarsinlold
Apris'eof run-normals IN Wwill
hsalvsn totltspsrsss who will before July
theist, Mar/ad moths most conch-sand
asphalt testimonial setting forth the medic-
inal virtues and curative properties of
, Loxatonik.
State justwbst it buttons inryuu. Tasti-
- m lls-lied tolibwordt ‘lnordss that
an hpsrtisl and nnmiadlcsd derision Ina!
MMMMWALYW and John
lWhavsklsdlym-tsd to act as
I“. Prisetobewanlstllulyt.
.Sunday morning four girls from Row-
ayton, out driving in Jobw. Bmad—
way's wagon, attem to turn
the bomnd on the Wmhington
street pressing. One of the rear wheels
caught in the track and spread. The
turnout was driven to Solman's stable,
where the wheel was straightened so
that the girb could drive home.
At a recent meeting of the W. U. T. U.
it was voted to hold their meetings
through the warm weather on Wedm
day evening, instead of Friday after-
noon. as heretofore. The lsr meeting
of thew. C. T. U. will be Id in their
hall tomorrow evening at 1:30 o'clock.
Bunions of importance will be brought
tip for consideration.
Justus the Cit of Alban was coming
to her wharf t 7le evening.
John Oskcs attempted to climb from a
rowboat to the S. T. Billmeyre,
anchored of E. II. olles & Cola duck.
liis frantic slforts and the swash of the
water from the Albany'- wheels,
named the rowbost to fill and sink. Dir.
Oaks- canieoiit under the bust, and by
the anistsuce of several friends from the
barge was able to reach dry land.
The in of William C. .(loodfellow
lstotbosn. O strsst. ltsvrll. it.
. sudspoksin ‘
and lit terms of the A
we mm of floral cleric” rested on
...,"’°".. ‘ "" 93...“? ”Elm“...
' x young 0 t y
man, Paul (.‘utblll, ta,
Charles lisvritt. Robert Brown» dim
Woodward and Manning Decker.
My”
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several ,, P was a: ‘
yaswsllssl’AM em, a”
rud‘wonldbsglsdtogivoyon "Hall" - n. '
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D
. nsrud yesterday lined lilt-
. renew-amen:
y. "'t “m, , h ,
.mi semi-moi
Regulsrcmnmunleatlou oi Old Well
lodge, No. “)8, F. and A. IL, this
evening.
Jpsph B. Perry and Hen Buck
wheeled to Hartford yesterdsyyto Willie-M
the ram. ‘ ‘
Someone entered Philip Slowmansky's
barn on Taylor avenue, last night, and
stole his hay mare.
Four members of the Common Council
met last night and adjoitrnsd until this
evening at o’clock.
Cotonel Frost made an address before
his clam at Yale at their fifteenth re-
union in New Haven last week.
6 Comatock Bl'otherisustoressa w'i‘lil close at
p. m. or even g to a even-
ings exceptfl until fuither noticzr.
Glovers American Band will give a
moonlight excursion by steamer City of
Albany next
ten Grove, L.
The real" Inlainess meetingandsemi-
annual e tion of oilicers of the Union t
Gospel Temperance Reform amoeiation S
will be held this evening.
The tire kiss in the United litates dur-.
ing the week ending Friday, July 1,1892,l
was 8997.100. This makes an average
loan of tl-t2,-l~i5.7l per day.
Rev. II. N. Dunning will preach ndxt
Sunday morning in the South NorwaIkI
ist church. In the evening there
wi be a Sunday School concert.
«Reasonable prices at lane's depot
notaurant. Opensllnigbt.
Special Officer tinny took a murder-I
one looking revolver from an Hungarian
yesterday, fearing that the man Would
put it to some other use then celebrating ,
the Fourth.
Rev. Homer N. Dunning will preach
at the lecture rmm. 37 Chestnut slreet,
South Norwalk. on Walla-army evening
at a quarter before eight. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
During the Hungarian parade. yester~
day, two of the men engaged in an alter-
cation and one of them was cut under
the eye uite badly. He went to Dr.
Ilohannan s residence and had it dressed.
Hunting's circus and menagerie arrived
in town this morning and made an ex-
cellent paradeabout the streets shortly
before noon. The performance on the
Baxter grounds this afternoon is well
attendant]. and the one this evening will
be more so.
f‘optnin Hendrie, of Company i‘. Stam-
erl, was here yesterday to v "Hull with
Colonel Frost about a caters-r for his
command while in camp, and about get—
ting the mine man who cutemnl last
year for hisoommand and for the field
and staff oilicers.
Mira Bessie Smith. of South Norwalk.
won thet-‘i prize for making the mutt
number of words frotn the letters In the
word “photographer," as offered by (i.
E. Dormer. the photographer over the
[not oilice. The little lady won with 3%
correctly spelled words.
Tile-ream City of Albany bought
nearly 1,000 mm to South . or—
walk Saturday evening. A large num.
ber visited friends in this city and Ills!
borough, and others took the trains for
filscesonthe'Jine oi the Danbury and
orwalk and Ctmsolidatrd railroads.
The priests and students at the
Maureen Institute. Keyner Island, had
Otis-if the finest dis layishof fireworks
seenalongthe . e island was
illuminated for several hours with red
tire and the rocketssud other pyrotech-
ntoes were most beautiful.
Saturday afternoon. as Arthur D. For-
ris was on his way to the. Fair (lmuuds,
a flaw in the steering head of his bicycle
earned the front wheel to spring out o!
the handle bar. He struck the ground
with considerable force, throwin him
on the machine. lie was badly s shut
up, but not hurt very much.
A gasoline stove in the kitchen of John
O'Connor? house at llii West street, he
ammo“ ”1.4“..." ‘5’“...
no re. enve l
stove in flames. Ilrs. O'Connor screamed
for help, and Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr.. who
was passing. and W. ll. Wade, who lives
nearbyaushsd intolhshwu-and throw
the biasing stove outdoors, “III avert-
ing what might have rssnllsd in a disas-
diner-mm sslmtip, ', Militia
iii ‘ delightf [mot-'23., "'-
more it or more
issuable use its chosen M’oos of
these elegant tri with the
ilygslaiteersstlouom . . Peckmsn-
sger,~ Rut Huntley will be the first.
is new radiant in its beauty
. little svsrywkao on.
commune. ““x ”“
Convention will be in ass-
sifithsrsandallcsnsttend by‘gking
the train. lets.
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‘ThsOourtofBui-gssssswlll unfit”; '
«suing.
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pols lirtsxeollsctur. ‘» ‘02! I
."1‘ ..2I"’ "HUM—W ‘ shotgun;
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midwwmlinomm .
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'A’twtilvo- ’ttd rtsrrtv, ‘ln' Inn
fisturds sflooufitofillsddsh'theh‘g’m
holdof _IlamLinco ..
Tltomas Ryan and Hi- lary O'Brien
were married at St. Mary‘s prochial
residence Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
vlir.and Hrs. Edward Ballard, of 12
lierwln Maiden over tlissdvent
pf a ton-pound boy, born Sunday morn-
sg.
During the bury wind,3unda after-
noon, a tall tree in front of TlIeodors
Olsen's residence, on High street, was
blown down. 4
During the heavy blow. about mid-
night Sunday, the top of a chimney on
[Mile l. Sherwood's residence, on Issues
street, was taken all.
wwwmn cm: and ieecreairi
at the depot restaurant Open all night.
Saturda afternoon, A, Scolield, the
machin t,ran the drill into his hand,
injuring twoof his fingers,
Iir. and Hrs. William Olmstesd, of
Berkeley street, celebrated the Fourth
by entertaining knew born baby girl,
which arrived early in the morning.
Freddie. the young son of Thomas
Powell, of Leonard street, fell from a
tree in an orchard back of the house yes-
”it'd” afternoon and fractured his
e row.
Charlra Taylor, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
formerly of Norwalk. is seriously ill
with the measles and pneumonia at the
lfiimo of his [straits near Cranberry
sins.
Captain Wand Jennings took the
scholars of Room 7,0! the Over River
scht Landanumber of invited guests.
33' g to Scotch Cove in his yacht
"Nellie," this morning. .
A bouncing baby boy arrived in the
household of Dir. and lint. Matthew
Burns, of (Iii-unlit street, Sunday, net
in time to celebrate the Fourth. be
happy father passed around the cigars.
A gang of toughs visited the Fair
Grounds last night. and breaking into W.
H. Lockwood’s stables stole a unmb‘pr of
artichsr. The colored man in charge
triad to drive them away. but was unable
to 0 i0.
lire. Amos Brown. of Milford. who
has been visi ' her daughters, Mrs. G.
W. Merritt Mrs. Titanium Brush,
was stricken with ysts at lira.
Brnsh's raidence, an lies in a critical
condition. ..- ,I'
hire. Jonathan (limp was taken sin-l;
Frida night, and in getting some nauti-
cine s to took down the lsutianum bottle
by mistake and drank considers of the
liquid. It made her seriously ill, at to
day she is bulls-t.
Will 8. Rates. formerly advertising
agent of (i. ll. Iiuonell's New Haven the-
atres, will leave Norwalk lionda next
for Albany, to join the Low Doc ler
Minstrel company, in the mpacity of ad-
vance agent. llr. Bates has runny
friends in the theatrical business and in
known to rank with the bestoi them in
his Iineof the busincm.
Sunday afternoon William lit-its. of
Sickvmou & Belts. drove to J. R. Mar
vin's residence. and left the lmrso hitch~
ed in front of the house. While he. was
inside the horse took fright and brak-
lng awamn through the 0113th and
oil of a k several feet high. He broke
away from the carriage and ran some
deitaoce further before he was captured.
The carriage was damaged to the extent
of .25. __
The _ toes in the first rouutluf the
Norwsl lawn Tennisclub's tournament
were played Baturds afternoon. The
playm were: I'. A. kwood, one-half
fifteen, vs. W. I". Acton, one-half thin
and it. Burchsrd, scratch. vs. ll.
Bishop. onebslf thirty. Lockwood won
byascoroofii-ii.t~6.ii2. and Burchrd
byaseoreof 7-6, 6—8. The final round
was pla ed yesterday morning. lock-
wood w nuiug by a score of M, 64, Ml,
2-0, 6-2. In the struggle for second
he Bernhard beat both Actors and
Email. the some in the latter game' be.
ing 1340.02. Tliopriass have not yet
been chosen and will beswsrdsd later.
M
During the heavy thunder storm
bonds afternoon the lightning struck s
where lino intherrsrofhtter Car-
tier Gm K. icksrson's .
Bpri sndnfollowi m
, , a cit-Ion ,
3’3. which“
close to the ceiling. It also took adorin-
wsnl courssbytbssklsofthobsckm,
maturing the In its course.
sadburstlug tbs llsw out
also window.. . erase had
just hisy chlld,lilsle.from
tbs thsdoer whsrr hitting “anti
!
flagpols'hi
thebaek yard was-bestow. fl
om m: miss. 3 .
new: sort Gossip of the Day to last
rim-tn.
”Ehvsebostlnstkofaorlgmnouthem
western woo Cochran’s
, Insudlrstvomsfimltb snlertsiu-
srlanumbsroffrisndssts lawn party
sinus,
Whilsatwork drillln spiecuofuietal, Deck
mien
.vl‘twithlrmutllll. E. mWhllv,
, fluvial . , . ,
{gages-kWh
STREET. sou-m
nos-oat Par-cum about Ou- and
m. m‘l‘sonls's Iris-ls.
, flatter-t of Francis a (30.3
lpentBuudayio‘tlserswm "r-
ill- letrbunnsll. of Wilton avenue,
trips-dings fsw'days blew-rt, Ilnl.’
‘ lend Ind-sac Bullock. of Arch
mien town this morning for Block
The Iltamford Advocate says In. I’.
K3,.“ that place, is visiting in Nor-
! .
lib Diary"I Brenden, of Bsyview ave-
:‘pe, isspsnding her vacation at Cottage
t].
Inandllrsfl. F. Flinn, of Bridge-
gut. celebrated the Fourth in South
orwalk. .
John J. Cavauagh and Geo 6.
Golden rustiested in Ridgelield dig; the
Fourth.
lira. W. A. Teller, of Matt avenue, is
home from a three weeks' Visit at Glens
Falls, N. Y.
s}
John mm Hot-valiant, .
m "o‘f‘.‘futy"""t‘olP.N.“ ‘
Maple street.
lira. A. A. Altenbrandt. of south Nor-
walk. is visiting her mother, lirs. John
er, in Stamford.
Nil Marnie Hail, of New Haven. is
s ing a few days with friends on
hot avenue.
Miss Bertha Harrison, of Danbury,
spent yesterday and Sunday with friends
on Elm street.
R. l. Jones, of B '
Fourth with his cousin,
Taylor avenue. ,
Ilias ids and J. Creighton Hutchinson,
of New York,spent the Fourth with rela~
tires in this city.
Herman I’citer, of the borough, is
slit-riding a few days with Fred Stanley,
at Williams .
Jerry Cabill. formerly of Norwalk,
now of Seymour, spent yesterday with
his parents in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Day, of New York city.
aretbegucstsof her mother, lira. Bel
lard, of East avenm.
John Barry, of New Britain. was a
guest Sunday at the residence of James
Ii. Lane, South Main street.
General Secretary John C. Withrow.
of the Norwalk Y. I. C. A., spent yes-
terday inOrange, X. J
Henry Foster and family. of New
York, (eh-brutal Independence day with
Frank Foster, of Wilton avenue.
Mrs. Kennedy. of Columbia. 8. C.,
t the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. W.
. Pearson. of Union Park.
Miss Matte Grumman, of South Main
street, entertained Miss Carrie Faber, of
Seymour, Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer, of $00“
Y., tSunday and the ourt
Chart-s E. Jennings, West street.
C. Rans'om DArtois.of the Adams I-lx-
prvas com o and his wife spam Sin-
day and on y intitamford.
Albert Norehouse. of the Danbury
News, room the Fourth with Ir. and
it. N. Norehousc, of Nain street.
William Olmstend, of New York. cele~
Ill'tlll'tl the day with his father, General
t‘barlut Olmsmad . Norwalk.
Edward Staples, ' of Titiany d: if.) ,
New York, was the KIWI of A. (l. Betta.
of Main street, Norwalk, yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Cole and family and Mrs.
IA'ster t'ole and daughters, of Brooklyn,
visiual friends in Norwalk. yesterday.
Charles M. Pitch. of West site“. has
been in Boston on business connected
with the automatic switch he has tnvent—
ed
,s tthe
red ones,of
n. N.
mth
Rev. and Mrs. Otho Bangs. o;
Bri tort, were to es ay 0
Nfiilartbolow's [Sign {in Elizabeth
street.
lira. \‘anWagner, son and daughter,
of New York city, spent yesterday with
llrs.Joltu Jarvis. of Main street, Nor-
walk.
Isaac Armstron
and family, of
sod Jose h Crawson
kl u, . Y.. spent
the Fourth with Hr. lira. George I.
Bent-dict. of Elm street.
Ir. and In. F. E. Sheets and Ir.
and lint. Ira Combs agedt‘figh‘t’e‘nuof
Donbu , were nests y y. .
and Mg. (ire-org;z W. Merritt, oi leopard
street.
Arthur It. Kimball. one of the editors
the Waterbury American. s t the
Fourth with Senator John S. mour,
of East avenue,
Edwin Parsons and daughter Helen, of
New Ilristol are shieutllnga few days
with Nautilus. . ll. Parsons, of
Brooksids Farm.
. L. Allen. catem at the Astor
llotise, New York, aocom led by his
wife. were guests of Ca n Hiram Bell,
yesterdaysndfioudsy. '
.'Wlltlamll;russ,oith‘estrsetcsr be;
flown lb or none, .
lg. to ‘klsmnd s a three
swam. . .
W .
Walter Bundle and wife, and Miss
[Janis V Winkle of Newark. N. J.,
ttbsmdsy with w. 1.. Donnell,“
ilton svsuoe. a” P rth h
' be t on
summon" k mm: were 8t.
can auto. of Irwklyn: Prod Quintard,
of Ponghkrcpsis. i. get
Winfield 8. Benton a w
with frisutb la Wit?!
will attend the the. on the nswkite
shaped trsckind visltplaossof interest
“the rents, .
damn I. Reed of New York, brother
tomato seal. of thiscity, has bent
at tho lahaokeoto for a few
days. b is 'hh first visit to South
Norwslk in ten yssrs. .
Ill-Alice ,oszIlogg-trsst, so-
compacted m brothels Frank and
J town Saturday for an extend-
ed twlth friends In Dank . lfsw
Britain, Newport-nil Bandy H
' ,ofPhiki.lll.,
afew
hwvtodsytor's two wash;
t
Yerkeity.utletnsa
m
NORWALK. CONN.
P30?“ '00 new.
store.
MM ”film" ‘au‘h masseuse“.
Frank Swift. of , his”... Hotel,
spent the Fourth in Bun-lo.
Clinton Vsniioesesr, of Wilton. spent
ysstsrtlsy with had 0. Knapp. '
mtlcste in llton this summer.
1, Dells’Jelliif.nf New Y oi .
first Fourth with ni- Wet-:3.
East avenue.
thlrillard Iza'vm town next
wee or Rock, karma-t, to is't
her-later, lira. Bite. v I
Arthuraud Shelton Bimell. of lionb
clair, N.J.,nre Visiting Willard Gom-
slock, of St. John avenue.
Misses Birdie Hamso' n arid Birtie
Corbou, of Dsnbury,s nttheday with
the Misses Wigham, 0 Elm street.
Hrs. Frank Twidd ,Wof Brooklyn, N.
Y.,isslpcndiug a ew days with her
, . B. Gregory, of Westpory ave-
nae.
J Hunt}. F. Wilflianais; of Newark, .‘l.
..lsspendinga ew ys with Mrs. G.
H. Vosburgh, Spring street.
Henry M. Jennings, driyegumof,
. , . ,ow . .
Miss Lydia Place, of New York, “who
hssbeen visiting her aunt, hits. Jacob
Van Bushirk. West street, 'returned
home today. ,
W. A Cole and Charles Hayes. of
South Norw , were Fourth of July
guests at. Pleussntside cottage, George-
town. where the day was given up large-
ly to tennis playing.
Oliver Clarke, of New York city, and
sister Kitty, accompanied by Mr. and
lint. Andrew Littell, of Danbu , spem
the Fourth with their father. 0?. Clark,
Merwin street.
J. P. Treadwcll. of the National Bank
of Norwalk, went to New Milford, Sat-
urday and spent Sunda with his family.
On the Fourth Alfred its, alsoof the
bank, poured him and they all drove to
dfish \ aratnaug, where they spent the
y.
Dr. Rune“ T. Bishop and fatnil , At-
torney Daniel Daren rt and family.
lira. George W. . wood, of Bridge.
port. and . L. lockwood and family.
of New York, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William '1‘. Raymond, of
Bmkside, yesterday.
i DA Bl EN.
The Dorian: were defeated Saturday
afternoon by the Westports, the score be-
ing twelve to live.
The ladies' iluild of St. Luke‘s
will hold a cake sale and
chapel next Thursday a
evening.
The Darlene and the Nero Heights
team played ball yesterday mor lug. the
score mulling in favor of the it)
the score of twenty-five to one.
Saturday Constable Alonzo Weed
heard that another party of Brid port
danueIs had taken up tuarters ’ the
"Rustic." About midnig t, new pool.
ed by Frank Tooker, he visited the
place. Watchersbsd been placed out-
side, however. and the inmates were no-
tifiedof the otljpers' coming and made
rod their ears . They went to the
l owl and stay there the balaneeoi the
night and allday Sunda until the 2:06
train for Bridgeport. ieir household
effects were shipped to that city and the
midenut now hope they have senin the
last of this class of people.
E;
Oyster Cultivation.
Prof. John A. Ryder, of the Universi
ty of Pennsylvania, recently exhibited
some of the mutt: of his attempts at
oyster culture at the biological laborav
tory at Sea Isle City. For several years
Prof. Ryder has been convinced that the
cultivation was not only feasible, but
would soon becomean imperative news-
sity,if the beds are to be despoiled as they
are at present. He has succeeded in
formulating a n which he believes
will be weaniarily as well as scientifical-
ly suecasful, and proposes to get
several acresof waterunder "cultivation"
during the mining stasori. The is
very simple, consisting only of w re net;
tin stretched horizontally on piles a fevI"
inc below low-water mark. On this,
as a inundation. shellssre thickly strewn
to serve as a foundation for the oyster.
A few living oysters uttered here and
there over the bed will furnish the oung
oysters, which in a single year wil RN
to two inches or more in diameter. y
are then snillciently hardy to be planted
an where.
lis investigations have shown that the
'uci l enemy of the cunt: oyster is
mddyrwater. When young swim»
ming animal falls to tlwbottotn It nearl
always dies ox to tho fipfi‘
sctitmof thesu itisireeiromt is
occur and al s lives. He has
too , rmreover freezing and
thawing oi the surf water rarel kills
an oyster which is sncl , and
Ir
that, therefore, his "bells," if such they
maybe callsdmiaybe butafswioebrs
below the surface. lie believes that by
such cultivation so a, crop of
healthy yous ‘ eon basecured
aghast savers that it would repay
0 er titer to use i
since “Magi-for netting and
very small.
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TELIOHAPHIC BREVITIES.
”slumber
thstvh Hummus... noun-ates
Iatbrsmpisionsdrcnmstsim Shsstatsd‘
listen hsr death thtayunugmauusasd
Parklhadglmhsr aglssnofwins,wldnh
‘smvsthdbsudrunml.
Illward Smithshotund killed John Vega
ass at m. Wagner
Blktér and family will
a dearth? employed In W
moat gfl’
Notice l _ Notice! Notice
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nerds eveningoommsn Julieta aislxo’l k
hotmImths forthebenell‘iiEIour charm, coc d
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LEADING GROCERLQ,
33 Washington Street. South Norwallr
CHAS. .
swoon:
fif'
a” .
Containing LIGHTS and Slam
of boats from
on new BoafEA'rALocua.
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LAND SOUND.
Ls"... none 18
TIDETABLES,descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$27.50 to $3.000
sent on receipt of five centh'. Warerooom, Water
Raymond street.
, at t. foot of-
H. EMORFI’EASE.
*
“coco"‘onvmc poetriofié‘M‘”
———§RCURKD FOB GRADUATES AT—
IHE NEW BUSINESS DDIIEDE
Eglrflelg Ave...”
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J. Y. GRIFFIN. * ‘
Cap-ind in - Squall.
Landlord Power’s new sloop “Minnie"
was capsized oil Dorlon Point, Sunday
afternoon, during a squall. The only
occupant of the bout, Isaac Davis, was
thrown into the water. He climbed
upon the side of the boat, where he re-
mained about two hours. The yacht
Viola righted the "Minnie" and she
drifted to Fitch's Point.
“bury Entertainment Ticket Holders.
The committee on Library entertain—
ment request all those who have not
returned their tickets to Mini Scott. to do
so at once, that they may be able to
make their report to the Ltbmry
directors.
If a Newonrk millionaire gives a din-
% 8h nirenue nudglfithst‘rcezt, costing
. ,"w-li oh gives 1 peep ys psi-i,
and these. mic spend 3! .4561!) i); doc-
tors’ bills finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8'! perm at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store} where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Iilood Cure.
—Good looking new'sboys wanted to
Sell Til! Evumvo 8:311an
A Card.
Through the prime I wish to express the
thank! and appreciation due my friends for
the kind remembrance of estenlay. More
than the it doI valuethesp rtt whit-h prompt.
ed it. are than ever do I appreciate the. fur
that true friendship is the noblest thins: In
the world. I attempt no further expressions.
The memorv of the oct'iulun shall dwelt it uh
me lo lite end of my days.
* Intuit Btu.
NOTICE I
.. »-~ «sow -—--—
ntnucnou II PRICE or
LUSTIIIIIE !
On and after this date the
price of Lustrine will be
IOc. a Cake.
Samples free of your grocer,
or at Hale‘s Drug Store.
July lst, 1392.
Midnight some
DIIY DF ALBANY
To charter at low rates for
IDDIIIBIIT EXDIIIDIDIS.
lfl'lab NOON JULY 9. All“. Rand SEPT. ll.)
Dry Excursion Putin trim to
tram consistent to storm-
Iisst ss rsgvlsr trips.
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Best of references furnished. Call ctr/write for circular.
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Taylor ai‘Golden.
Bea! Estateand Insurance.
WISHIIGTDII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
auaitf
»- \VAN'I‘ED.
m u; no}. u; 1 m‘ "r “ha
I) to Foster Bro: Iflglflrgasgdiwnd' ”A '1 y
' ‘HREE first class tip makers! in t
l kby the Velk Hat‘eompany. "illoufillgllr:
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4‘ -~ to we) can be ad
‘5 i ”.00 working for B. F'j’rlihneww'dhgx
at» W Main St, Richmond Va. tools.
" I 'l-‘EW girls tobperate machines '
1‘ cigar factory. Ki Wmhlngtonitxgtmy.
Ninth . tirwalk, Paid while learning
steady work. F. E. Kelsey. and ti
16"‘in'r.’ m
SH”? m-cnptcd by S. B. Sherwood no};
i boat dock t let. ‘
Golden. o inquire of Taylgratk
\. fl“.
Vi.’ pleasant rmms onSprl stun,
is mingtes‘ walk from don‘t. A ply'r't:
Philip it healer at Croiut a 15-pin go. I.
“Whirl if
and Ann at
’15. Water in:
pply (oz. A.Wood-
110138 corner North Main
e-tx_ rooms. Rent
modem Improvements. A
ward.
IIOI SE of six rmms at No. 13m h ,
rent, Glfl. James (‘. Crowe,2 W'cst .79
"tech
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If
\“mekfimf
'l'erruc. South irwnlk. £5 if
x 2, Robin) tun, (Jenn. A month.
owunusu of to m...“ verylfilesuntly
ll k
ferric. myti
(arm house. barn. garden
8hr. six moms, ltow to
”M. or u. an. Its
[‘08 sags.“
' “Vi-ZINE aemof good land to cultivatser
I cut npin building lots. with a road all
srotmtl it, only two miles from Norwnlk.
Price-17w." sold right away.
test, South Norwalk. Conn. ”tilt
( . assigningm‘gm «as. bar
I and barman turned mud W
230v:
lw
ll
on account of owner
Smilvid. Warwick
walk. l‘unn.
tug away. A
ouse stable, 333:
is”
,nots'l'.
BRISIHJ now. which left my pastursoa
the Marsh mud, Ilnyt's farm. In! Nor-
wuik. Monday at ht. A reward willbs
for her return. (' tarles Koch. t It
Bl} Sitar. «like; fmmbarnnn its is ru-
lor avenue. Finds-r will please urwartl
f
iniomtstiouoi same toi’htli Ska-oak C
Taylor avenue, South Noni-t: lys’l't
ottoman: I " M”
t'emlrnn (union-III. bicycle from the N
A in": hum. Works suave-y night Iii;
2. A liberal reward will be paid no it; than
totho Norwalk Pattern Works. yd lw
DIVIDEND IDIIDE
SOUTH KCDB'ALI DAVIS“ llAl‘.
Interest at the rats of t .r cent. nu
witlborld to d limpior tbs Iii-Lat:
omit uly l in??- m sfterulyle
sudi not wtl beeruttltsdtltmnlnt
draw interest from Janus
Juli.
twill“
Fri . i
v '.*'v_,
‘ , 4‘»
units a m can. It min
on em.
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of firsbclass building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead: s
very low price, as the bit
thereon will greatly increase the
value of hill remaining
Only 8100 need he (I '
vanes. the balance can molest
5 cent. The ps
sell
th in pool I’ttIiI'o I53
thmmIl don to in value in
three ears, and toth (m
or ' mum amt
mto all tube lot buck still;
expiration of that time at ills .
rehased price and allow inter».
est t ii i 0911‘.
the:mou”nt of col" mum
This is a reliable first elusfi
to home builders or investors; i
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BDDIJDGE ls,
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Norwalk Chronicler