unmormemteae snow
Farroahlppedaflne carriage horse to-
daytcarnanln Earnings.
«Cleveland Canlmerss at Knapp‘s.
Don't suffer from ”’
NDBWALX NEWS.
A m was Its-s Prom ’tho
“bl-lotion '
The altar society of St. Paul's chord!
will hold a Mn“ this evening.’ '
our-W nII-mrt and Julian
devastatin- tar Proprietor.
m e! iconic-W- I; all
'.ads roman-am bellowed.
mmmmmm
infersrfaactptrshsre on «Wharton!
'ofeowtsappnm in advertising alumna,
uncharged foretnardarmfes, weenie
I‘Mmfi fulfill] I »- .
lym‘llm aamulortfio-Tomw.
sun “Blake's“ “7a mlnmmlm'nds
wow..wmt‘mou."" curesll'
Stomachtroubles. Ask ferocorloe.’
underwear and hosiery. at ll. 8. Smith's.
momma
Soda Water!
, trans wrrn
Pure Fruit Syrup
A spscw meeting of Butler Urdge. l.
0.0 R. will hp held this eveningtocon
sider the advisability of leasing a new
lodge room,and to take such action as
may be deemed Irene-ry.
A cottage prayer meeting will he held
this evening at the home of C. J. Ferris.
on Halo street.
Tbewatcfngtauksonlfalnstrcetaud
Westavenuearaflhtly in need of re
yalrsandaftesbnnatofpaint.
Mr. and Ira. GeorgeCJaookwood, E.
K. Lockwood and Ill: lfary Lockwood
are spending the day at Glen island
——Look at our stock of ladies' light
calico and percail wrappers. If. S. Smith.
New York nasal! Weather ’asosast.
in this district- trvday fair. slightly cooler
weather will probably prevail. with light varI'
able winds, mostly westerly and smatherly.
fly by rain. On Saturday slight~
weather wiu probably prevail.
with light southerly winds. and on Sunday
still warmer. fair weather.
sotmr scams?
What the People of Oar City are Doing
Captain C. 'W. Heudrie says the
chances of having the Fourth Regiment
here at the celebration on September 4.
band dare slim. The men will havejuut
finished their week at Camp Nisntic and
the expense and trouble of having home
and brmncss. may keep
issuggested that those having the mat
ter in charge confer with Colonel Frost.
~Stamford Advocate.
.Blllb dB IBE fill NIKE I'I'. llll
‘ f .. III'E JUST lllllill IBE BIEAI
h TI Olll LIST OF 8llllli'8.
TRY US WHEN YOU WANT SOME-
—-°'Are you in it?" Selim 8mm.
An interesting reading was given by
lira. lsabel Spencer Freerpsn. on "How
to Rest.” at the parlors of the Norwalk
club thh morning. it was very interest-
ing and well attended.
Efi’——————¢O-—--
1 We have lost Renewed
.' “ mourns NILL A CASE OF
SPECIAL
wannma
:11; _, STOCK
” PAPER.
octave-Size, [alert or Plain.
Irr NBA BOXES, WHICH WE WILL
as who As mar
25 Cents“ Each
OURSTOUK 01’
Blank Books
lenéralltauonery
:I'Iscourrmssosur.
itll. Piaisted,
Druggist.
‘3 Inform 81.80. Hurrah
$l0
Reward
‘1 “TM-”~—
It fit nary friends of lorafoIIib
IeII Dollars In Gold
AFB“ I'll DOLLARS ll GOLlell
hour. “flour-ca who will before July
the in. Mas-d ran the most conciaeand
explicit hat-odd mtuufcrth the medic-
lsalvlstassaadcnrstivanropertlesot
Loxatonlk.
Mintwhatitbaadcnefuvm Tsstl-
Mildred mum lacrder that
Inf-lortlalaadunpniud
bamPrcfasorW.c.tocreaad Joint
ll. Light have kindly consented to act as
’ isla- mum-mm".
W
GEM. Slill80N,
mam-WP
All arty licenu expire to-day.
The New Haven leader. in a sum-7
mary of Connecticut politics. says. ‘
“thny the Fourth district Republican
candidate will be lion. P. ‘C. lounsbury.
It '3 said that ex-Gov.
Iauusbury has been very earnestly urged
to become a candidate, and although he
has not yet signifier] his wrilingnm to
do so. many of his friends think he will
not refuse the nomination."
‘ The Fire Police will meet this evening. The Grand Bulge. Sons of St. George,
at its annual session at Stony Creek,
Thursday.electsd thefollowtng officers:
President. W. if. Cliff, of Armenia; vice
president. George 0. Clark. of Bridge-
port; secretary. Thomas Pollard. of
Bridgeport;~ treasurer. Robert B. Lewis.
~Harrison Catnimeres at Knapps.
Mr. aud Mrs.“— Edward White
ford Place. are the proud
nine—pound son. born this mornbrg.
There will bca pool conic
William Johnson and Harry event at
the Mahackemo Hotel this eve rIg, oom-
mencing at 8 o'clock.
be very exciting.
——l’uro coffee with pure cream. lo. a
cup. depot rr-stnursnt. Open all night.
Michael Sullivan, an ltalian formerly
employed by Augustus Newcomb, and
"Willie," the Italian front-black employ-
ed at Brumrner's barber shop at South
Norwalk, got into an argument over a
game of pool to Grumman's saloon on
this street. last evening.
struck the boohblack. when suddme the
latter jumpedat Sullivan and bit off a
portion of his upper lip. He then made
his escape. omens were summoned. but
could get no track of Willie. it was
lenrnedlaterthatbebadlmardulatraih
. The pieceof lip with the
moustache attached was afterwards pickl
ed upon the floor. Sullivan was taken
to Dr. Baldwin‘s residence. where the
wound was dressed
it will ‘prolmbly -Uubbsgc and celery plants for sale.‘
Jennings & Waterbury.
~B-Ihins suits. drawers and c'i's. The executive committee
will meet at the Atlantic hotel, Bridge-
, next Tuesday morning at 10
o‘clock. for the purpose of deciding
whether a reunion will be held this sum-
mer. or whether it would not be adv'u-
ble to attend the encampment at Wuh-
. Charles Smith, of Taylor are
one. is a member of the committee.
The steamer “Medea" anal sloop ".\'ena
," owned by (.‘uptain ii.
Rowland, have just come off the ways at
Port J ffcrson. having been given a
thorough ov erhauliug.
The Alumni association of the Herrill
Business College, Stamford, will haves
moonlight sail to Roton Point this even-
ing. There will be a large excursion at
the Point tomorrow on the steamer Elm
Interesting rumors are floating around
town. says the Bridgeport Farmer. re-
gardingthereported saleoftbe lease of
Bunncll‘s theatre to K s. Gibbons. the
gentleman who a few days since bought
the Grand Opera Home from Charles J.
Both managers firmly state
that no such instruction has been con-
While each admits that ne-
gotiations looking to tltceud named have
been in progress, neither will say that
any actual result has been reached.
~i’ure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxm at the Depot Restaurant. ——0vnng to the “I'll? demand for Eagle
Bottling Workssodn. mpurilla. ginger
ale. root and birch bcev.etc.. it isearncst
Iyrequested that all bottlesshculdbe
returned to thestore you purchase them
of as soon It; empty. lcwis a Co.
Calvary Baptist church and the A. M.
ii. church Lyceum will hold a nuisance
service Sunday afternoon. at the A. if.
Misses S. I. i'atyerwcuther, Ella liollisp
Aggie Raymond.
Ella Curtis. and Dolly Laue, left this
morning to be the guests of Prof. Gib-
son. on his yacht Allccfi. at Norwnlk.
—Danbt_try News.
-—Miss llattic Frank, of South Nor-
wnlk, Conn" graduate of the Merrill
ilusiuem i'ollege, Stamford. CoutL. is
filling a [unitiou as book~keeper,wfth the
NickeioTiu Cigar (30.. New York city.
05cm Wslcur, formerly of this place.
died Wednesday in Long Island City.
where he went to work for the Simonds
Manufacturing company.
memberof Court liahacketno, A. O R.
and had many friends here.
prominent smokers will III-the Rev. A.
I’. Nillcr. D. D., pastor of the Diawsll
Avenue Congregational cchurch.
Haven. who' Is an excellent speaker; Rev.
Georgew. lfiuvlkerocrfP Calvary Baptist
church. graduateof the New York Bible
society; llev. Ce-sar A. A. Taylor, I). 1)..
of Jacksonville. Fin. who is Wipe-fly
named the black Talmage, and N. W.
Collins. of St. Mark's Lyceum.
York. W. ilugo Hickman. of
field. has promised to sing several tine
selections. Theadmi-ion is free.seata
rec. and the while is invited to he‘0
George Gheist, the Chestnut street
butcher, was again made the victim of
' overconfhlence in a clerk yesterday after
noon. A few days after Charles Bloom
unlocked Mr. Gheist's safe and made
away with ‘25. John fleas. a New York
butcher. wssengaged to take his place.
last evening Ilr. thist discovered that
his clerk had diasppeared, together with
fifteen unburned dollars.
last seen in the depot about a o'clock in
theevcning. but it is not known in which
direction he wetlt.
oven was rum.
—-)lr. Stanley Whitney, of Daricn
(2mm, graduate of the Merrill Btninees
College, Stamford. is titling a position as
stencgraphcr and typewritist with the
Phoenix insurance Co, New York city.
The various committees of the Ep-
worth fugue of the Norwaik. South
Norwalk and 1" Norwalk Methodist
churches metlaat eveningsnd decided
to givearnccnlight mil ontheSound.
August 9.0a may of Albany. Heine's
bandhas been engaged and will given
mm‘“ W "'e “an“ Jam all sixth". W
-—---— lsrws and Gossip of the Day In last
A few members of Concord Division, II.
Sons of Temperance, No. 2. went to
Winnlpsuk lad evening. District De-
putyKeliogg installed the following
ofllcers: W. i’.. Sarah P. Aiken, it. 8.,
itobert laudcn. A. R. 8., George Holt:
REL. Linie Bolt; treasurer. Diary
WWW, Wittie Wood. It. s.
batting grand conductor.
Emmett ll. Austin bas just latenkd.
through the office of A. if. Wooster.
Bridgeport, a valuable improvement in “8"
tsaaad colceflltera. The tlltercouslsts
of shag having at its uppsrcndsring
provided with inwardly turned lugsand
Mrs. S. L. Versoy and daughter. of
Danbury. are visiting lira. Versoy's
father. James II. lioyt. of Cove street.
Iced decision may lbs K. I. Thtockmorfon. who h-
bsenvisitiuglfraadlralts. Owens.
20Henrystreet.returnedtohrrhomein
Brooklyn this morning.
”All the new styles of ladiu'aud
~The'l‘numph'lbaandCodeeliitsrls
geots'tics. oollaraandcuifsst If. 8.
not-WW: ftisrasdinvide
thepot. ltlsthsbest. we. :
Humid-t1“ tbs-«It liar
namelectedandladallsdtbs following
The Wis-b rally hilt evening
slmuiduotbsforpttsn. and the volung.
mambo-amnesia ‘
totbeaddrestesbydohn i]. Light andJ.
Bold-m Ruributt.
Germanium. thawed-known oys-
tsrman,disdysstsrdayafternconat his
home. 78PM Point road. after along
flinginthesevsutistbysarct hissgs.
llelssvssawlfesndsonlnsideshcstsuf
triesdstotnourohlvlsm. 'l‘hstnneral
willbehsldfromtbelfastAvenuell.E.
shumbsundayaftsrnconstao'clock.
nnmnphamatssttiubmtitm
unscrew-a.
REDUCTION lN
lag the base of the spout in
mmumtifllngastorenderlt'
necsury twpsspls so harem».
mddytsacrcolsa
~qubsrryliorteahandlcs
«magnifies-unit mustang.
W
am-aiutumuasaem.
(remedian Hugh M.
substantiated a fswwsekssptn
[barman-ska. «was. orbit
of Ira. A. A. Alt-Irena. of . ~
Maddalena-yanking»
sad hick-rd Vogler. The
I'lllfflllmvndItIIt-Itlrershlptobuin-
mammal-W
P390!
j ylhave had ave
rife «swan-aim new
’ fatwsstupthslfadniu river.
auras All DOWN.
”Malayan-Ike in“ new-
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. 00:".
P3101 ”VERSUS SWAN“
lights of Outer—an are Involved.
oysterrueu and wharf owners:
'hlewater."ltsecmstoustbnreforethat
Aw law's-till (loss In wIIcIOartata him,llldwatnnol
The following it the opinion of the
gicosrtiathecsssoffilcrvsvsasmiark. sdjscsatto one
a‘ths
M documentdsuueofntornthsn 'ordinarym
interest In tbh vicinityas it involves Im-
portant points touching the rights of
nder the town of Stamford in aocrdance with
that ‘ flung m3
0
mummm, and within
tissuuigablewatersoftbeatatmbuilta
choicest
calcium
JSauce In Jars.
this countryng
Notice! Notice! Notice!
and
ive Oils ,ll‘l’ld es ptltot Learnt?»
. Thisstorewiilbeclosedall dnyonJuly 4th and ev Wed-‘
nesdoy evening .commen June 29th. at six o ’clock (1
hot months for the beneflto our clerks.
CHAS E. SEYMOUR
‘ " LEADING GROCER,‘
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
a proprietrwof land adjoiningI standard
thisststeJIas a ttoturnnectzhimsein
with navigablengfidter if
wbsrves or channc eaten
Ifinds so lciltlrg‘m
as dyes
Interfere with the friiemnavi
tbewalers.
defendant Malaifl which” '” m;
tindhrg. which «if suth~
erection of the "'m ques-
The grounds over of which the
wharf was built and nth? chauueh dug.
were designnwd for the planting and
cultivation of oysters by a committee of
the statutes. The plaintiff claimed that
tbedefcudanthadno t towbarf out
intoeaid groundsorto igsaid channels
in the same, the same being situamd be-
low low water mark and within the
W“? to navigable waters of this state; that the
I33“ from the upr‘flamdufimh will? will“ 1min: required his title to said
mark. to low water mark, thence, grounds ‘1‘“le original desrgnations of
puseofconnectingthaendof hisw
nelbetwecnthe two, also a c
wharf.
vssselsto receive and dischargc'
and freight to and from the
adjoininguplanddnd in order thathe
landfor purposeofnavigaticu.
upon the soil between
water marks, and the ex
water mark.
it is stated in Swift's System,
Vol. 1, Chapter 22, page on,
that ‘all nvers that are navigs
occupy
and
of
GI
theirlautl. '
so as to obstructtbeirnsvigationfl'
“l0, hate a right of occuh
termed a franchise.
between the partiu
of land adjoining to a navigabieri
high and low water mark,
makinthiscaaewoin hsue
wnttngtbc
me Stags
says:
Is: It is now settled
ing such (adjacent)
veopinrons.
"in ‘
“all
such flats."
tlIecourt :
the-ruled wot
a.- “or: 1*"
Insr w
ccneeddl
é" “conceded
Widths”
water
tbequalilcatlcntbatbethereby
pu , etc.
.lnststev.8argent.lli‘
rkhtof owusrscflaud
IAnilln
'4
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iii
8
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s-
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is
elm
MW be
of
mini-s“,
below low water mark, on towards the
channel ofsaid harbor.and, for the m
withtheharbcrchannel. he do acban-Iom
In,
frontal. and alongside the end of his”
Theth was bniitand the channels
weredugtoenable steamers and other
Igfeudaut's
mtghtusethewstersoflonglsland
teandcontiguorntoaaid
Theplainttt! oontsurhtbat, whileitis
tbelawoftbe state tint the owncrof
tbcadjoining upland has the exclusive
rightofaccess to the waters over and
b and low
M hariln d usiveprivi-
legal w gan erecting piersover
Mammyetinnocushasitbeende.
cided, audtbelawianotso.tbsthebss
a right to build his Wharf below low
bk. allnavigablearmsofthesca.
andtbeota-an itself on our coast, may
inacnrtainsenaebeconsidcred as com‘
risen, for all the citizens have a common
right to their mvigation. But all ad-
joining proprietors on navigable rivers,
andtheoceau, have a right to the soil
covemiwrthwatersafar as they can
it, that is to the channel. and
have the exchnive privilege of wharfing
erecting piers on the front
ad Notharmay
ning tunprietors erect w wee,
661:1. or dams acro- navigable rivers
This statement of the law is quoted in
tbeop'tnlouiu Eat Haven v. Heming‘
way.7 Conn. 186, with the suggestion
thattbecoundo not understand by it
that the adjoining proprietors are seirrd
ofthssoil covered by water. but til-st
',on properly
regarded 832mg”,
ti to
them“. with the wharfandstore stand-
ing linemen between high and low water
curbs east side of the Dragon
river.wflcbissusrmefthe see where
tbstidcebbsand flows. and was navi-
gableadjuiuing the premises for large
Thatcascdecided that the proprietors
vet.
has an exclusive right to the-oil between
. of and"I the
pur erecting wharves stores
Maw. We donut recall any one in
this state in which the prec'ne point
There are, however, expreuionaln the
'nions in several cast! which indicate
eraiviewscf. at least, the 'udges
us in
. "'i Conn... 846,
Lonnecti-
. I I m
owner of the upland adjoin-
boconna
entitled by vfrtueof his ownership of the
upland to the exclusive right of wharf-
sgaout ovcrtberu in frontof said upland
tbecfchannel cfanarm of the sea ad-
thsrv. Chapmanw “Canada.
Connecticut. the Milli
terminates at
mark. It is also
that. though his title in fee
thIn mints, yet he has certain privi-
‘ waters. Among
lathe
harbor to "embarkthsrsfvcmndsgd thug:
Mum“ . ‘b: '
E
"ii
a
E II.
in
a competent committee a pointed for
lhatbepu ted h; £31m lanin could
so mug downere,
as llmtbe rights of such labdowners.’ in con-
temflation of the statute. only extended
water mark. that said statute
gave the defendant no right to build a
wharf or dig a channel below low water
markandnori t to build anywbarf
and that even i it did it giveh m such
right only a snbsevient to the plaintiff's
“right to plant and cultivate oysters. and
the righttobuild such wharf could be
exercised only by obtaining the plaintiff's
consent so to do.
The court ruled adversely to the claims
of the plaintiff and rendered judgment
for the defendant. The view we have
taken of the law makes it unnecessary
for us to examine the act of the 1 hr-
ture referred to. if, as we hold. the
owner of the uplands In question had a
right, as incident tosuch ownership,to
mnect the some by means of whorls or
channels with the navigable water of the
harbor. nothing has been done so far as
to legally deprive him of that
t and the designation of the grounds
_ for the ‘rlanttng and cultivation of oys-
ters no or the terms of the statute, sec-
tions ms and 2349 of the General Sta-
tutes are ineffectual for that
There' Is no error in the judgment op
pulled from.
In this opinion the other judges con-
curred.
Curtis & Hoyt for plaintiff.
i-‘csseuden & Carter for defendant
PENDING AT ROTllN PORT.
Professor Callas- ‘l’hrnww Fro-s hrs Horse
and Severely Injured.
The fencing exhibitions at ltoton Point
yesterday between Miss Helen Euglehart
and Profusor Cailan Austin were exceed-
ingly interesting and exciting. During
the mounted broadsword contest in the
afternoon the horse ridden by Professor
Callau became unmanageable and threw
him to the ground. He received three
severe cuts on the left side of his face
and several bad bruises. It was neces-
mry to finish the contest on foot. In the
pavilion, in the evening, the contest with
the foils resulted in a victory for liiss
Englehart of six to four. The broad-
aword molest was a draw, and the single-
stick contest was declared a draw. as
several sticks were broken during the ex—
hibition. Iiim Englcbnrt handled the
foilsaud broodsword with great dexterity
and sciencemud the efforts of both fenccrs
were heartily applauded. Miss Engla-
hart was much elated over her reception
achieva It the Point. This is the first
phia some months ago. when in a con-
used by the professor was broken off in
bad wound. Captain ll. w. sum,
side.de to appear. Miss Englchart
hasreceivcdnornessage from him and
cannot account for his non-appearance.
Cantata will take plum today and to-
morrow between Miss Buglehart and
to the sea: Protector Cullen.
(I). right to extend his lauds into the Mme...» ..._. . ...
means of wbarves sub to
Fair lavsa's Blg'tsrarslsa.
The largest excursion that ever went
on
in tuthe navigationofthewater
on all"
tbebagtoholditinpcsitlonwbeninuse.
Aringlltswithlntherlnguponthsbag
with so int-[std
. tumtopermlt it tops-sunset
tbsboldlngdsvios Hus bald
lllmCIty yesterday and csntetoltctou
Point.
mornhwscf thousand Avenue Congre-
gatinnslflandayschcclsndtbeirfrisnds.
Measursicnlsta insii. Thepicnlc was
smoothly. with the exception of one
slight accident. Henry Huntiy, while
diving from a lost. brubed lib knee and
hip quite severely. lie was atteMed by
Dr. I}. ll. Adana. of the party.
Insane ha- ”anlag.”
imhlgh univevlty at Bethlehem. Pa,
hishornaln Yslmvilla yesterday. by
Mbwhaalamedcssoi Paris men.
Wmmounoymm from the u-
notational-Imus» took the
monsoon».
”WAYNE
5.. r *- "HF
andlhe number of victories she has
timesbe has been able to appear since
she was so severely injured in Philadel-
tcst with i’rofmsor Vsuara. The foil
lies Englebart'a leftshoulder, causing a
who challenged Nils Englebart for 'a
threedsy contest for points and two a
from Fair Haven boarded the steamer
The party was composed of
whilthellundayschoolchiidreuwere
mantle-ammmoscasu
. disuibutsaamcugthsm. Insddl-
tlcntotbessslargsnumberofoldsr
penonswerecnbcard.makfug about
agrvst success. Everything went off
DwightECamilaniuslructovlnthe
asdssdespsvate attempt at suicide at
manoeuvre-onsotsnumbsrof
“MINI Wetsuit—ringer
Minions a
tow swaths an, and while delivering
lisrryhallulvvrhssraunaedhcas
’avfd lb
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS?
——-8KIURID FOR GRADUATES Nib-—
‘THE NEW BliSlNE88 BfllLEGE
I22 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
These Dopartntents~l3usiness. TelegI-aphy, by‘snd Typefirlliliu.
Basic! referencesfurnlelmd. Callerwrltaforclrcnlav. ‘
J. '. GRIFFIN. - - — - mlfllPAl.
man
reopen ion know. Taylor a Golden.
Pl d
°---‘m::-;;;I;';;.;'::;uo" -- ReaIEsIafeandlnsuranoe.
Calvin Partly, of Mystic. is visiting his
aunt. lira W. H. Wilkins. Lowe street.
The lilacs Iferrill. of Brooklyn. are
visitingjfim Florence Burtis. Main street.
vasomotor STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
enlist!
Norwalk. ”11‘1”.”
. REMSON. —At his born 7!! I" rt Pol t t
Charles E. Tucker, of ChIcago, who has m Km.“ July”? t. o n strut
been] the great of his grandmother,» me ”wanna“; ym or file _ mm
W: c..........-... i’.".“.i.":..‘::.‘..l{°§‘l‘.¥.rtf mm-
Mrs. J. A. Waters and hire. Cowper- "“"m 5’” a
thwait have returned to their home after — w"- _ ” M '
a few days' visit at Bella Vista. w‘yyfi'!’
F. [nosing and sister Gertrude have SITI' ATION' I“ruminant pm”! to do general
returned to their _home in Brooklyn “a. 30:330me Md"";153$
after a den wrth bliss Came Taylor, of
South Nor-mu. A?“ one?“ 8822.139?"
Philip Slowmansky, of Taylor avenue, mtg? 333"“ P. 'Ep‘gdmflm “mg...
isentertaininga party of seven of his ,A - _-___ , .._-
countrymen from New York, who arriv- T0 LET.
ed last evening.
Frank Barber. of Chicago, formerly of
Norwalk, and a brother of the late Dr.
James H. Barber, is the guest of F. (f.
Bennett. of Norwalk.
Mrs. Margaret Often. of New Canaan
has been spendingufew days with her
daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Locks-006.0!
Chattnut street. borough.
George Masher and “last Comic, of 1
Brooklyn. N. Y., were guests of F. B.
Gregory and family. of West avenue,
last evening. Miss (.‘oreie will spend a
week in town.
ROOMS on Rebry street, South Norwalk.
rent 59%. 6 rooms on Day street. South Nor.
walk, rent '13. Also brooms he
.\'ortv'alk. near depot. rent
lounge. at Lockwood MfgCo.
l.\ plunnt rooms on Spring street. Two
S “minutee' walk from depot. Aho after
I5th seven room house No. l! Golden
Iiill street, with all modern conveniences. lg:
ply ton. W. meromorofnt III Run 1 1
yi t
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0i 3}: corner North Main and Ann streets
six rooms. Rent '15. Wag-r in: all
mama improvements. Cottage of 5 rooms at
.\'o .05 Woodward avenue. Apply to I. A.
“'loot lvrard.
()hE litiUSEuear were“ ve,store Bruins;
waleriu.renl’10,0ueflaf.8lmxmo
iIToIles street. All In good order. A
or-
If
Mines Mollie and Alice Craig, of New 50““ '1 me. If! West street. Bout
York. who are summering at Newtown . ~——— -—.———~
arespending a few days with Mr. and I 01.3,? 33;“1‘mglafiulgm :32:
Mrs. Lawrence Cavauagh. on (mm "W __“___ 56”“
Terrace.
t‘. H. i‘latt, general eulwrintcndent of
the llousutonic railroad, stopped at the
Mahuckemo hotel last night. He visited
Wilson Point in company with Superin-
tendent F. C. Payne.
Howard Seymour and family, of Sche~
noctady. N. \'., are guests at the home
THREE pleasant rooms. with or without
rd. ply Mrs. 6-de Orwscellt
Terra“, South ANorwalk. If
I 01' SE' n rooms and ‘ rden, near Five Mile
River station. at s! a month. Address
Box- " .itnway ton. Conn. mm It
NEW house Taylor even V Wk 5 runs
hater street, use, Smoma. minus: avenue. $5;
farm house. garden a
tilt. s‘Ix rooms. Ilowayton. £18. Rayrn 3033
"W's.
of hrs brother. (“hark-s E. Seymour. ‘
West street. The BIL-:eIrs.Scy'IIIouriIat'e '1'" SAisE:
been summoned to the death bed of -
’ , All! 8: Brush-cl. (- Iet f r sale. N
thetr mother to New Haven. I: nevi". Address Guile? sagas”. affix,”
Jib".
near: as» runes. learnt... and not]? well rotted man-
ure. Apply at The $1“!qu um, I' St
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hportant News of the county and State . ______
Chraalelsd in a Condensed form. I“ xP‘ilES’g grammar? ligruont consisting
. . I
Thirty~three employee of the NorwIch wilt-3.x ”3}; dilutes?“ “ml”
and Worcester mod at Norwich ltavt "““'“"’ ‘
, _ DESIRABLEIIO rt cnfatrfltld ,
been discharged wrthrn three monthsnnd 1‘ W ’ ”iii;
their places have not been filled. it is
no feet front. House It! rooms.
grill. and particulars apply toJacobll. La.yltou.
now seen that the place has practically
lost one of its industries.
i-‘rank ll. Wulkely, fourteen years old.
has been missing from his home in Hart.
ford. since June 21, when he left school.
The body of a boy recently found in the
Connecticut river is supposed to be his,
but is now too dccompmed for identi-
llcotiou.
Hrs. Ellen W. Smith. one of the two
women who were so brutally ill treated
by the three New Britain roughs. Al-
brecht, Dillon and Saunders. on the
night of June 4, was found dead in bed
yeetenlsy. lierdeath was undoubtedly
hmtened by the brutal treatment she
mired.“
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gruxlordrr: wry cheap Add!” Box
South .\'urmaik._i3'133t
)l'EN‘ 0
$5.».
steror pleasure sloop, ills new
is :1."an yfor work.
[ltd] . 'Atlartllc strut. Bridgeport.(‘t.
“Ht 1
LOST.
.on llast avenuaasn p-
1 lluubl longing to them
Humane misty. Finder will please return
more summed armhflorwalk. if: lw
AST Hnturds
Photographs I
Highly Finished Cabinets
$2. 00 pir dozen.
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n "In“: Tami! the III-"hes of “borough
no «- MIT?! mot lav practical”
parlance. gt p urn-of ow York. fan
new fully prepared torn ketlte very haste
of playtime his work In all its branches.0
ln onlerto maxim-e ywurlI, will make for
a slum tlme I-ulthc I close
$2.00 PER coffin
Connecticut casein. at the Fair.
A report made by Executive Commis-
sioner Woods at Hartford yr-eterday to
this state‘s board of managers for the
Columbian exposition at Chicago. show—
ed that already I25 Connecticut concerns
have applied directly for trace, twenty
seven others have applied from other
states. and 105 others have awlicationa
on the way. The 152 slnady definitely
placed have a capital of 087,575,000.
Major Woods is confident that the state
will make it very creditable exhibit. The same 1 plain“ rT'i whlr it your pay «at.
h!
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ner at so. avenueand ”hm coating - _.
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ms wk looshz'.” him, a: "I. Nprlsbl Mm.
each forCactuslllood Cure toenret
whstwould beths savingpercaplla Ii
the dinner should notbe glven,t
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