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‘86 Washmgton St, So.
Nurwaik.
Pure Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS
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TII the many friends It loxatonil;
TenIIIIIIarsiIIIIoId . .I
Lilla“ m DOLLARS I! now will
bsslven to the person who will intern ,luly
kthMund ms the moat concise-and
explicit, testimonial setting forth the mettle“
tnal virtue-sod curative propsrtlesof
Loxatonlk.
Hate just what it hasdone tor you. Testi-
Iminh iilitd tol'ii words. in order that
an mm and nupteiudiced decision may
Muted. ProfasanWJ: Foote and John
1!. light have kindly consented to act so
III“; RighatobsawardedJulyt.
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err-Perm In. ..
flanperrou IIII
'i'llii EVENING SENTiNEL.
ultras «01.6". ldltorsnd Proprietor.
s-—l yearbfinzinm
3 the.
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~$1.5: Imanflt
snout. lull!!!
Mitten of MWIU id!
Hutu. Inheritance-unto» mama.
Marcus, mt when on W
ofsnmeappoars in advertising columns,
«recharged forairepularmies, 10 cents
line
LIST 0! nut-runs
Remaining uncalled for at the following post.
ounce for the week ending July 15. RIP”-
sous calling tor any of these letters will please
say they aruadvel'tiaed:w
South Norwalk~Mra m..0 Beard. llrs. J.
H. Stevens. Mr. like Kwinuey. James Brg'sn.
MIaEdw wardBrennan. ole 8tanstad.1|ss
Annie Slam'l'ho
Scot
Snsanl‘eteraonJleoJohuaoo. W. .2nd rim
Tens Belle. MJ'ay. Wm. Warren. J.
M. Williams. Miss Minnie Tobey
(tarry Eustiacaret‘. B. Smith. Mr. l-‘rcd Mr:-
Mrs. Mc-
Mrs.
Keven. John Littell, Mrs. Ed. A3193
Norwalk—Normao hinb er.
Alvren.flrs. Maggie. towar‘dg
Illuiaturo Almanac tor 'l'o-Iuorrou.
Sun RIM-s Snufieta High Tide Low Tide
at t3i at 7:” It 4:18 at ltl‘Jki
Iter- York Herald Weather Forecast.
In New England to—day lair to partly cloudy
weather will pmbobly prevail with local rains
and thunderstorms pteeibly becoming general
and fresh to brisk southweetcrdy to nonh—
vmstoriy alndsJollowed by the “owl war c."
which will lower the temperature copeiderv
ably unltlllonday. On Sunday. «rotor. clear
weather and brisk to fresh northwesterly
winds will probably prevail. followed on Mon-
day by slowly rising temperature and fair
weather.
til .‘IllAl' SENVlCh‘S.
Preachers and Their Themes In Somali
Churches Clo-mortuar-
Scum honwau ('ozvoru:o.rrtox[u~ “est
avenue and West streets. No .~ettled palm.
Services lib!) a. III. andtstl p. Sun.
day school. 12m. Toepulgit will heoccu led
in the morning brill: Martyn of \
nor. Vt The usual 3 Doug people' II muting will
neornitted. the member» nuitiu at 75!) with
congregation inagrand (' briat an Endeavor
rally. to be conducted by Jar-oh A. Layton.
There it ill be spec ial musicuudertbe oirt-ction
of l). B. Disbrow. and uddremuill he vault
byltev. 8. 8. Martynand Others. The publir
iscordialil invited toattcnd.
Sotmt Nonwau his-mourn. \\ «It avenue.
near Garner. Rev-.1]. E. Burner, tor.
IJIHI‘Lm unda
School Lil) In. The pastor w Iatpoue the
subject 01' ‘Thc Sin Against the oly t hrist"
to a later date In the morulnf the Rev.
G \an AM new“! preach ntbeevcn
lugt cboi: wit giveasanedcouccrt.
80m Norman: the rust. West avenue. near
Pine street. Ru. Archibald Wheaten. tor.
Prom hing. 10.3) a.rn. and? :3) p. m' . holiday
sc.lmoi Pin: \..P S. C l'Lpran-r mwtiugmm
p. to.
Trrmrr lrtamrtn. West ntmt and Fair-
field on one. South Norwaik. Net. ()lln llal-
lock I'rv'inl’. Hflh Sundn) alter Trinity. Morn-
im: l’ra3rr. Litany and strut-3r: at llrjlln. III.
\untlav :ulltrol or I: .. “Inning l'mytr uni
~ermnn :tt' i- lip ill.
Norm In: “moon-strum u. Iorner Park
and lamb ”roots. ItI-I K. Noble, ".11..
SI rvius at MDT a. m and ramp
1'. t'. EMmectlog‘ Ellyn: lturning
subject. “The In arbor." [ven-
ingoubjcct. “Christ main and Amusements!
Noltvvanx thoms'r. West and Mutt ave~
nuce. Rev. Iieorge Van Alst no.1). 1).. tor.
Ham-Its 10.3} a. In. and" u p. m: humbly
blltlllll. Y: 111.; Epvvorthm be e meeting. 533i.
p. In. [other morning!“ .I;. Burners will
prong-ll. In the even “f the pastor: subject.
A Great Personality ts Naturcand Power "
Norman: alarms-r. Eur avenue. opt-mite
Green. ilev. FIE Robb inn. pastor. 25er-
vkmllkma. In. and 7:29pm.: Snoda3 school.
L m.; temperance scrr 3 p. m.: mung
mole-('2 a meeting. 6.3) p. In. In the morning
I.. Torre). a former Iaalor of the
church. will occupy the pul it. n the Ett‘llv
lrngn 1&erh e paritorw ll pro-ac upon "showing
I)"
(lit .u‘t: hltvurwran lit-Men avenue and t' ruse
sm-ct.Norvralk. Rev 8.11. Watkins. rector.
Morning Prayer. Utah and sermon at
likllla. In finnday $1100.13” to. hunt
lI'ra3rIr and wrrnon 1:3! p. In. Allan w
“HIE.
tvr Paul.» linworst. Chum-elm. oppo-
site the “Teen. Norwalk. itev.8 8.l'l‘ (in
vet, or vine service and-em new a.
"A 'l'vvofoltlm Action- I'l'he unb-
igloo." Sunday School. mu rm;
.Itm In: Hermon.
tree ttlnws and acurdial welcometoall.
9r Marl! r'.s.ll 0., moral “est avenue
and (1:- lstnet. \orvvalk llev.W Sloc-
hnw Ines.” a. In; Children's
Manuals nl.: ll'igh liasaWam; \copent.
Baum Arnaua larnools'r. near \anZarult
avenue. East Norwalk. Rev. C. It. [pae-
tor. Preach hingllkm am. audigfllpm: .. on-
day school. 12 on: young people a meetlux use
p. In.
onu'r Cumulus. V auZandt avenue. last
Norwaik Rev. .l’reacb-
”Wmmaad m on; Sunday school
In.: prayer-ed andpraaesrrvtoe
Ian Normans Emmi Cosoanlarto'sar.
Riverside avenue. Rev C. J Anderson!“-
tlevvleesat no... mum u
liar. school. s53».
flnrsovvoon limit Cusnr. ll avenue
em in Norwalk. s- teal» ’
1a In. Honda: school
evening services.
“wk-snooty») 1215”" ant-tin"
. I. J
“White.”
Tgtoravsaue
Torso lmm Mano- —~
Bibleclaraatipmmtioauerrvieeattn Ia.
(tanner Banter .oulataru Build
met and t streets. Renata.
. Rev. 1’." . lka. rtsttan
m. vor meeting. p. 1a.; Issac m
Amen IMWW Instr) an.
i x
Wings. snail-inlan'aludau
school. in... .U.A.tasetlng.tp.tu.
whaunt»,«saviour-mm.
.Mmtmmmu
ltetoui’oiatalidayyarterday.’l’hs
rmmwmubwl
saunas-lav ,in the shaman.
in tor the former. by
area dour points. In the
wmmhmpfivflc
sour" retains.
What the hoopla of Our cm an not-g
and laying,
William ll. lockwoml baa pun-burl! a
naphtha launch.
The N‘orvvalk Wheel club trill title a
run in lithium tip-merino; leaving
membrane.
~Berries and ice cream at the depot.
restaurant. Open allnixbt.
Sherman Council, It. A., will have a
rehearsal tonight. Officers and mem-
bers are requested to attend.
John Todd. of Bedding. has purchased
two building lots of Foster Brothers. ad-
joining the hotel property at Bt'ii Island.
Charles Rogers and a party of friends
are camping out at Nauvoo Island. a
pleasant summer resort on the Norwulk
shore, says the New Canaan Messenger.
Are you constipated ? Dr. Richardson‘s
(1mm. Rhubarb and Senna Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for Se. or 100.
sample.
-Slrnvv hats are still selling below
cool. at Knapp’s.
Samuclt-iborko. a fur picker employed
in Martin Bates, Jr., ck Company‘s fac-
tory on Spring street. caught the lore-
fiuger of his right hand in a machine
this morning and it was torn off.
Quitea decided “moi wave" will od-
vancc today from the lake region south-
eastwnrdiy, sensibly affecting all the
northern tutrts of this section and all of
New England to-uight and tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and investment associa-
tion for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing your will be bold at their
rooms next Tuesday evening. the 19th
inst.
~t‘abbage and celery plants for sale.
Jennings & Waterbury.
F. Whohuer, a tailor who has been cm-
ployod by l‘. Kocour. of North Main
street, for the past year. has just received
notice of the death of his uncle in
Austria, followed by tltcannouuccment
tllot lu- is heir to a («mum of ”5,000.
The next meeting of the Norwalk
Union of the. Young People's Sui-My of
{lirr'istain P'tIIl-uvnr will i..- it: III in tilr‘
city l'ongwgntimml church Friday cro—
Ding, July 29. Reports of the woven-
lion in New York will be given by the
delegates.
Engineer Sonics. who bus recently to
COvcrcd from no occidcnt while coupling
cars, was obliged to quit work Monday,
on account of a severe attack of
rheumatism. says the New Ultilllll Dies-
sengcr. Mr. hit-orbs formerly lived in
South Noru'nlk.
-—Nico rich lemonade at the Depot Res-
taurant. So. a glass.
The pool tournament in the blah-ck-
emo Hotel. last evening. lmtwcen Hurry
Govern and William John-300. was won
_by the dormer who took six games tohis
opponent's four. Quitcu number n! in-
terested spectators ever.I pvt-sent and
Harry remembered them all.
The members of the Aqueuuckqucnuka
club. of Danbury. are negotiating with
Foster Brothers for the purchaotI of a
building lot on llell Island and contem-
plate erecting a club house and making
their headquarters there. The club ha
been in existence over twenty-live years.
—Junius Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
slate in post ofliee. 1’. 0. address, No. 8
Havlland street. South Norwalk. Ct.
as rroeimol the New England Termi-
aal rompaoy was the resultotaeom-
plumb-s, the Terminal company advanc-
tag the name of Howard H. Knapp.
tornuirly of south Norwalk and the
New England favoring State Treasurer
Stevens.
Referring b the reported death of
Hugh hyfibefitstnlord Advocate can:
"Arvportertorthispapsr called-titre
mldmotlfnfay'apsmuhuptaiu
and III. John Decker, on Divlalon
streetdomakaioquiryabouttbematter.
Theymsurprlssdtolearnthatsuchs
report had been pow, and were
sapsrtaparticnlsn. Thsyvvsrevery
north inch-alto diaereditihbslisviug
Mittruefiheiotevnatloa mldeeru
taint: have reached Stamford More
new."
«Owiuglothflargedunand («Eagle
; woman-among»...
mammalian“, ltirsarassl-
iy new ht ah bottl- sire-ill ta
multinationals-retractin-
otasneussanrptydmvlvtm
JehsOalrsseailsdat‘l‘astlmtnr.
olesthlslnotuhrgandonlaplslardtltsi
mdflhinhdutisslaauttsupflatsu
The appointment of «Senator Catlitf
moonlight all on the steamer Nodes.
August 8. They will visit Nortbpost
bulge.
' The media of the Triumph tea and
road equate thieveventoir. m Krill
III-«m a... . .. no ,
Womauior Immoral-II Jul.
destruction of property on the Washing
ton street bridge. come before Julia
Marvell this morning. but vrcre continued
until next Thursday.
'titI 't"
“One of the sateen doors at llwt’s res
taurant on Washington etroet blew shut
W ith musiderable force this morning
breaking out tvro large window lights in
the front door. ________ ,
Everyone is cordially invited to be
present at the meeting of the Baptist Y.
P. 8.0. F... tomorrow evening. Bliss
Jennie Guy will give an interesting It‘-
port of the New York convention.
A handsome picture of the State cani-
tol at Hartford. in a heavy oak frame.
adorns Till Slma‘nt. sanctum. It is a
present from that old and reliable insur-
ance company, the ‘zEtus. 0! ll artford.
Music Hall will he «Icupicd neat
Wednesday evening by Cleveluml's Cou-
solidated Minstrels. Everybody and
everything are promised to be absolutely
new. and not only to muovelty. but
genuine artistic ability.
Lyman 8. Catlin, who vrns appointed
receiver of the New England Terminal
(.30.. has taken formal “version of the
company‘s property at Wilson's Point
and has given all elupioyen orders to
com on business as usual.
Regatta: arr.I to be given by both the
Bridgeport Boating association and the
Greenwich Yacht club next month. both
occurring at about the some time. Au~
other regatta. the warm! this season.
will be given by the Cedar Point Yacht
club in September. The exact date of
this latter is not yet announced. VIII-
uable prizes will donbtles he clued.
The members of Butler Inigo. No. 9".
1. 0. t). 17.. held a special rustling last
evening to comider the atlvlsobilityof
hut-ting a new lodge room. It was unani-
mously voted to take a tenrycars lease.
with the privilege of thuty, of a large
room in Dr. liuyt‘s new building lobe
erected on \Vauhiugtntt smart. at that in.
lauded for a ball mun. The room is to
be about 48:85 feet and will be well
adapted in every way for lodge powers.
it is to be IIgbted by incandescent lights
and gas. and like other portions of the
building. will have all modern improve
ments.
—Auy one keeping house cannot silent
in be without the Triumph tea and rodeo
tiller. Theodore H. Olsen.
There isarumor alloat that betvrem
the time of the election of the new
edict-III of the Hountonic railroad and
the time they took [ruse-mien. valuable
property. the amount of which is not
uiren out. was abstracted from the ol-
ilcea in Bridgeport. When the new
board of directors war ell-«ted there was
an agreement made Iritb the old officer!
that the property should remain Intact.
and the discovery that it has been violat-
ed has madetbe new board very incliw
until. his mid legal proceedings will
be begun if the guilty paleve can be
located.
it baa been customary to inquire of
the local ptutmasters for the addressed
perrtons who have changed their real-
dcuee or left the plaoeand they have
generally complied with IIucb requests.
Accordingtoaroosnt decisionol A“
ant Poetmaster General Wittleld. post-
masters havenorighttodhclosetbe
aluminum 0! any patron. 'l'bedeele-
iuu hoidr, that- the poatnlsster sets an
Ignore: the gamma-III It... as nil
aabis Mum-lull tskenotlevot
maddre-outyae Mas-it‘ls my
to toned What no WEI
allowed to diachrse any address for any
otherpurpose.
NGIT'AIII NBWIII.
A luau, We! lie-a "rout lb.
mud“
Rev. 0.8 Torrey will preach intka
Norwalk m church bmorrofi
morning.
The annual pleated iron Inelas-
Unto-.10.”. willhs‘kekioa thshlr
Gmmlmiflm
ltsv.ll.8.liaruu.daontbltmnlk,
and Rev. Dr. Imam.“ Norualk.
tritium palpttsfiuaday reusing.
'l'hsiluavsrtantlyandapartvtn‘
W.tl.1.,vv¢stdwa tksturtsr
owns. mam-rm
More.” yartuilay tor a mains}
Heaven. I
mmumwltbwrsm. tea
mmm Ora-sluts»
runneruowurmw
"mum Along
contradict all. ‘i‘lo
Mamisktfllam.hw
WIMQW
Mme-armr-
-—lloye’ straw buts being closed out in»;
luvs cost at Kuapp‘s. ’ I
STREET} SOUTH
It. and "offal. Ryan, at Chapel
street. are the parents of a baby boy.
hernia-t evening.
~11... Qui vm Banjo club I... with
line Elisabeth Lockwood. at her home
gm ‘flu' will in OIIIMM' till" ”I: '0," MNWC; M (3th
Yeaterday. .vras the ionrtb anniversary
of the imtitptlpn at Catholic Union.
Council, Knights or Columbus.
Bathing slung the shores of the river.
above the Daubury dock. hue beén lor-
bidden, and" the police have received
_ orders to see that the ordinance relating
thereto is strictly enforced.
The clerks of the iorwalk poetrutl‘tcc
who compiled the Post Oflice Bulletin
for that place. have just'imued a little
book in South Norwalk called the City
Guido Book. They propose to issue
books In several adjoining towns.
F. A. Lockwood and Ross Burchani, or
the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club. vII ho play
in the singles and doubles of the Knicker-
bocker club’s touroument at New York
today. Monday and Tuesday. went to
New York this morning on the City of
Albany.
Mrs. Charles 1’. Raymond, of Knight
street, who is between eighty and ninety
years of age, was coming down stairs
fell. cutting her head severely. A physi-
cian was summoned and stopped the limit
of blood. ...
Ata meeting of the directors of the
Sorwulk the Light company, Thursday.
it was voted to replace the two—inch gas
pipe on East avenue with o siriuch
pipe. extendiugitrts tar us You Zaudt
avenue, East Norwnlk. The work will
be commenced in a few days.
Rev. (To-sat A. A. Taylor. of Florida.
will prtwh at the (‘alvarv Baptist
church, in the Quinton! building. at 7:30
p. In Sunday. Theme: "Power (liven
to the Ministry of the day to Endth
other: with the Holy (little! by the
laying on of Howls."
-—Rcamnable prions at lane's dorm
mamm. Open all night.
’ ' '
A well-rinsed woman. who claimed to
come from Stamford. was around the
streets into yesterday afternoon in an in-
toxicated modition. (‘bief of Pull-III
[X‘l’umi board of her pracuco. tutti
alto thought site was in her native um n
'It‘ put luvr on the horse our and laid hr
in tnIII- {lu- III-M trnin lumw III’ [III wot: i
luck her up.
The» t‘nmpmd Yeast cmrltutny's
borer. while foraging around inl‘ his
breakfast this morning in the roar of
Rcmsou's milk wagon. behind which be
was hitched. pullctlacasc of milk bot-
tles not on the ground. The crash
frightened the harsh and he would have
run away had not the owner appouuvl
and ruptured biln. ..-
What is known as the Rom layout
at Wilton is moot favorably looked upon
aaasitv for the new storage reservoir.
Engineer Wood has just lluisbcd the
survey and will soon begin making maps
of tho» locality. Robert \‘an Run-n in
much iIIIprcsat-d with the rite and says
the supply will in» a plentiful one. The
site requires a darn 100 fur-t Ill length.
Wmlucaluy' s lestival at the lmwisbom
rummage was honored by the visit to It
of the widow of Rev. Robert Bolton. who
Ilsa "a walking. living history of the
emntry" and a grandam of the eminent
llrltbdl divine. llev. William Joy. the
author of Jay'a "(mung Exorcism. hint.
Bolton had taken pains to be [um-at
and evidence bcr Interest in “W laudable
lowisboro work.
luneralservicra over the romaiua of
Clara llutcbius Tamera. wile o! It.
Fletcher Regen. were held from (trace
church yesterday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Rev.01lu ilnllock. of South Norwaik,
mutating. lie wuasshtedby lit-v. T.
mNoblesudlayltesder ll. L. Perm.
NI. Ferris read the scripture and Dr.
Noble delivered a brie! eulogy at the
closeoflbsservlee. Theiaternrootm
in titereesiving vault at Riverside come-
my. ..... _____
«Pure ice cream In in]! plot. plot and
quart boxes at the Depot Realaorsnt.
A number at boys and young Inen
uhogoinhatbiegin tltsnlltponctaear
theNorvvalk Park.» spolut known as
um'fiiropofl.” claimthsttbeybsvebsd
Mmmandlonrerattmtsu
La.theirpoekatashave been rifled. fish
rant wow. a 3mm newsboy.
haul-in pockets tilled 'l'huralay, nadir!
alsoaaumtn-rot other bop. Who the
thistisoauuotbsasesrtslsed. The boys
murmur tabs-ell» mm in
guarding their clotbev.
‘ it is reported that lieutenant
mm 0. We d m P, h
about to hand is his resignation. Be
bummed“ at clerk at Wilton
Nutmtilthencuddsuusodis now
out or ruminant. its hat or oler
travail-Wmlalhelalaiiuof bust-
mummmn
[ambivalent-star or than
”gummmutm be
nuke-salsa. user-neutralise
mane-ennui» did not
flWWMKMMmflu’
‘ Melodie , ell Qualities.
Parasois _ altdSun Umbrellas , at
about 5 o'clock this morning when she ~
WWWWW
cost
A. Diokerman &Son,
I annulled” M‘W tohsvsa
NORWALK. CONN.
Postmaster St. John. of New Canaan.
baa received instructions to continue the
free delivery at malls in that borough,
and will begin on soon as “nitric, proba-
bly next Monday.
There will be a swimming contest at
Shipprm today between two experts.
William llalman, of Norwalk. and
Thomas Johnson, of Bridgeport. The
race will be one mile from shore and re-
turn.
Charles Crosby; who was shot by his
wife at North Salem “'cdnéuluy evening,
was It former student at Jan Is boarding
schoo'i ot Weston and Is quite Woll— know u.
Mr. Crosby lies in a critical condition.
They maiden] with his grandfather ('lark
Scott, :I uvulthy frontier of that place.
Arthur Dickens. a neuslmy, wznl bit.
tcn by abfindlc bull dog \vhih- [nosing
along W urrlstrcet ycsn-nlny afternoon.
The wound was in the call of his left
leg and was a severe one. The owner of
the dog is not known. Dickens wont
to his home in Winnipuuk, \lech the
wound was motorized by a lnqul physi-
ciao.
The tennis club; in the county lune
sent out the following notificutum: The
Tennis club :uuocistion of Fairiieill
county have determined tnhnld a county
tournament at Sorwulk. July '21, ‘2‘: and
“Ii. Prim-s will be awarded in singles
and doubles. Only members in gtfxui
standing of the clubs subscribing to the
expenses of the. tournament will be per
mitted to enter. Entries must be made
to H. L. WIN-cl. secretary of the Normal};
Lawn Tennisclub. Norwalk, IIII IIrIIeI’orII
July 19. The individual eutnllicv fro
will be $1."
" ‘o’fiii: The IIII'ILII.
Serve and (ltraalp ut’ the [toy in I'Inat
Novwalk.
Mrs. W. NI-Ivtown an»! IlnughtI-r.
New York. am the mums III .1. I
put. Seaside l'lnco.
Mr. and Mrs Trev! liomwn of New
\nrk. on: slwnrling a fun days with
Silas ill-Insult. Warren avenue.
of
'. lluwk-
Mrs. G. \Y. Beach, (I! Waterbury. and
Mn. Dexter Moth". of Eric. Penn. are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. .‘ixlrvltl.
TheI Republican mlly in \R-Iuntm-r
“new lllllifit' Inst owning was :Itl-Imlul by
about liity voters. inter-mung addres-
see: no the isuuw of the coming Inunpnign
“‘l‘lt‘ mode by ”on. John ll. Light. of
Nurwnlk. a member (If the State t'untmi
t'oIIImittt-c. "I‘Sillulitlllfl were part Ml-
tlill‘illg tlu- platform, nominees and the
McKinley lIiii .ln I‘Xr‘t'llliit' IIIIIIImittII.I
of ten was appointed to look after matv
tors of the coming IIuIIIpaigu. and the
IIII-rnbcm of \‘uiuntm-r llosv company
otlcn-II their quarto” whenever lli‘t'rit‘tl.
IllllllIN.
Mm. l’utty llobIIy appears to homunc-
vvimt better lnvtlil'l'.
timrgo Wiiiiulnmn Tub twenty IIIIilIinIn
from New York ill his hour-I.
A large number III Southern New ling-
latlti telephone ilnnmml are staying: ill
llIIlIry Northmp’a.
Alon!» “'le was rI-Iuirmg :I bully
broken buggy yesterday IITIIIrImuII. A
borne, owned by n Now Yuri; continuum
and lvutnimi nt ('lIIIrit-IIH, \i'IltIIrbIIry'II
stable. Tell while “till“; over tIIII “'Iinml
Point miImuIl churning out] overturnml
tbr- vehicle. coming the wreck. Tllt'
(vintage. it is sold. belongs to Mr. “'utvr-
bury.
Iltlll'dl‘Tth.
Minn i‘illltlllt “Ii“ is tiviilltg “'il‘lltl-t in
Bristol.
Miss llIIllI ilIIrI-IIiI-ks,III lirmklyn, iII
vieitmg bible .tlny t'olo.
lilies .llicr- Ifiallcn i» era-mill»: a low
day» with friends in Now York.
hint. J. It. Stroll-III! and Ilnugbtvr lint-
tic are enjoying tbemm-Ivm among; ”10
Berkshire llilis.
Mrs. J. A. Tumult. Itft'bimgu. in would
log a tow days with her parmts. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Plimons
1:}. Tlmmm has the contract to tnmteh
a large amount of cruslm] atone for
Tin-while l-luphral. to be um! in mak‘
ing driven about bin raider-co in button.
The «diluent rImItml by the Y. i’. S. (3.
E. at the Baptist church. [or the earning
sir months are: President. Walter Cab
Ion: vicepnuident. Winileisl llrsut: RH!-
tetury. Nita lIIa Shem; turnover. Elbert
Harsh.
James ll. Btmeter baa purchased from
E. ‘lluuneaa lot flouting rm ti’tv.’ moot
new marl {mm William .I. Crew‘s house
tolleckatreet. Tbeham Is urbemoml
back. and omhably next year a band.
ensue residence will be erected on the
W! -
HI. and Hrs. William ‘1'. Rayrrumr!
have kindly nth-red the rise of their spa»
mm to the Helium church“
tortkepurpossolholdlag a lsvrn rm,
totskeplaes probably the mutt melt
luAugnIIt. Titefetelteldlast your MP
tent about “00.
Whatesrae very sear beingsdmvm
tag accident occurred at Winner‘s em
rat-titty durum. ill-II mantra.
of hrmtln.abo uvltitlug lint. J. ll.
ammo, mt h bathingaod get out be-
mribsrdefib. limtleofirid, who in
em! swim, wet to the young learn
“at
h
about
South Ntlr\\‘ltlh,:lllli-I. llt’ilit'll iii’.l'iitull.t).' '
ever
Btrawbe
choicesto O've Oils and
holiday evening, commencing
hot months for the benefit 0 our
LEADING
I22 Falrfleld Ave..
' Best of rolercncea furnished.
J. F. GRIFFIN. -
Ill-Al. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
\ List of Wavrhntee tlecrla Recorded
in the Town Clerk‘s (Juice.
William ll. Swords to “Milan: R.
iocku‘mtl. land and buildings on the
easterly side of lioin street. South Nor-
walk.
Charles, '1'. Foster, of Dom-n, to Lyman
ll. liorlmtn. Inn-i at that Norwulk on
the ‘Drt Point road.
Plriio W. Bath‘s to Thomas H. \lt"
Curtby, a tract of lam! on the north Ily
L*t‘ of “at IInn-Ictir‘ut turnpike.
Oiiv or 1“. ll lint)“ toliustm’r:ilIIrglIerit
and Charles iJIInrc-Ipp, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. a building Int ”it Clinton uvsItIuII.
Joel II. and Timothy ii. I’Intvr. ui’
llmtbury. to John TlKiIi. of llmidiog. :I
tract of loud at Bell island.
' “' iIIh‘l'l’illl I.
The new ilflif’lllill‘ mm track of .Inlm
ted by horses of Mr. iliugrw illltl III:-
wnrrl T. limll'oni. tho mvnwm. Th» trw’k.
IrsI~iIly quIII and rolled, is as :éllluutil
Ifontmuur l'ImrII-wI Mills.
was dorm.
whom it
Hi“ share is In»? I.-.ry.;-~iy flu-
I I)‘
of \Vcstpnrl. is lrlkill; ill! inning. With
at furI'c of [Du or u down mun. tinl Spi’t‘tl-
way is bring outlined on both sell». by
Sllilfilalllléti hour-l fences. and grand Alarm!
and hillllit‘a‘ are being put up. A retain-
ing wall \viii soon lir‘ built along): iiit‘
highway. and such of the live (It ro lot as
is not needed for the- trut'k and its appur-
tenances will “1' szIIIIl runi cnmi
. . gr :-. ' I TIIII imhl‘.‘
in mm- M I III~H Ii .- II: I slur t' vs}:- In
volt m:I_\ IIIIII- lilo problem ‘t‘li .Ilei
mt infurlnulmn 3km; t' ;:c [Ixslliwull u“
I" I‘ll).
lll"..\l~H\ \l. III-II. Illlt .I~ [um I Illll . ‘rnl
i :t-r .\' «runl‘x IIII) It. 1‘ or: I: t II "it
treason. Lime Juice, lemon 8
ru,Craube Saucei J .
tasms’lbateo mag, 11 are
”a...” hoe—-
Notice! Notice! Notice!
This store will be olmd all day on July 4th and every
and perfect {H mm b.- Ill'rlrr‘tl. and Is It '
HIM. and t‘IIIItmIIlor Thomas Quinlan. -
Mtge 0019me W
Moons. 08mg“, Banana. Water-
Ire:
this (:0th
Wed—
J one 29th, aty six o ’clock during tbP ,
clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norvvalk.
‘ DDDD PavIIIIc PosrrIDIIIs
——-SECI'RED FOR GRADUATES AT -—--.
THE NEW BUSINESS BIIIIEIIE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three lbImrtmeutg-I—Busiucm, 'l'eicgmphy. Simmgruphy nod Typowriting.
(' .III or nritc for l' in- ular.
PRINCIPAL
j3" I 3th
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estateand Insurance
VIISHlllllTllll 8TREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
31.6”
\v “run;
\ -\.\' “I. ll It-itrmtion as conchmun or
”trillion-1" hi it. young man who thor
II-.I MI umterst. m- “In rare of honour. Apply
ll'l 4. mi rub lrrw to Alfred Benson, (Micro nvc—
ltllI‘. II. I~I Somali; jylti it
I“ Xl’lill [F .\‘l' F l) box panh- rs to Imrk on bet
1 lmywut uncut urtiiUCk ktk l'tllltslm‘: cor.
mt. 50ml. Nonvnik n
lIay it mi Ila) -IIorId St
Tani !) girl to do gcncmi
Ill Eli lit “'omlvvnni ave-
1’3 15 3t
irl> tout», rote mm Iiiifl‘;I|[ Keiscy‘s
- u. mam-y; it; “'asbimztnn stmt
5 I'm N. mulk, l -l “bile burning and
-u'I_I \HIr‘k. 19.12.1311“. ruyurf
I‘. llIIIgIII. at (Enron's Forum. is so for T0 LET.
Irolrlplctmi tin: it was brought I: .\l l
. . , w , , _ . . .1 ”H < on lcnry strut. South Vnruolk.
IIItn llN‘ ”lie-‘14 I. v. iit‘ll illr‘ HilU-Ii l r” , 5‘ 53...“... ohm strut South x”.
i'lit't' of the :....‘:..II was true 3. “I " I’ 51" r‘I‘WImIm‘P JIM-“mm. Ext-11‘
cur tltilhli n-nl St“.
A i l \
tilmrfihwi‘li ml} 0 \
j} I?) Ill. _
e-tmt. Tun
Also .‘Irfltr
3 iii holder}
:1‘ ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrqunwniPIIe~ Ap-
“fast” truck. The Smithy-art ('iIrIImIII-- ‘ .\.3 1“ “I‘” ‘ “’m' 5‘ K'ii‘i‘I’u‘ >0-
. .13 t
s;l_\'.~‘: “Thu WUI'K rctim‘ts IIrmlI: “pun
IIl' ~l~; r- not- North Main and \llllfill‘t'els
thllll ilv-lrt 5h. \\fl[:l' in. All
. . .. i Ullalgt II! . mum-I at
.. nunuu. Apply to E. A.
ll
illl ‘1': mar Elm hruI e 4mm, :4 rooms:
(PNIZH l
I-erII l'alrl. SIN. Ul'w TL.“ vrooms. .\o.
.Iw >le‘I-l \Ii I I Loud min. A I II to
John ll. luIIIIp. ‘2' “at sin-Int Soul ll Nor-
\v “I j39tf
I
tI-i't.
Ill SF. II: six room». at No lilli- it ~tnrl:
rtI.Il $11.1“sz .“tII>.n.'.\Nt-~tn:c-
jui‘étf
’l‘iiRlI. H plrI .I. Itnx rooms. with or without
Irvutrrl. \plriy MP9. Gaylord. lCrer-ccnl
TI now. 5 r‘llii NIIrIvnik. int‘Itf
' for M‘iolztitiu‘uiil’." 1101 51‘ ‘- l'mllunnltli garden. no. 11' live .‘lilt
. - :1: \tr ~l'tllIIl‘l. It $7 .I. IIIIImlI. Address
if :1 Hr I \urk ImllI- 3mm» mum .1 Iilll 1" l. M” I “I'l- "I33“ ‘1'
mr .lt III: I’I-IIIIIIII :uIIl L’htb.~trv~ct mstinu . 1“ hr “ M 5m: , r ,
‘ ' t 0' 0' .l ,‘
*7"), I“ “hit it‘ "uh I. ' pulpitwlyqu-pniu . ,M. rm [:1 Ivennl: g};
and llIII~IIpI~IpII spIIIIIl $1. but!" in tllll" llrll a t pastumgc.
hlh' iIiIlsulIri IIIIIII} Ilr'ttr- in pay $3.”) r 7‘ 5“ "WWW“
I~:III h furl I‘I lu~ I Imnil ImI tIII- IIro lllr' Im. "'3
IIIIII “nil I ' «I.» \INIllzlu'lI' Ipitu If . .
liw I12".~r n': 'l'l In: :u- ,I. .In “In: ig-‘l‘ 3‘.‘!I:..
~ -I 31-. Y I. . Ilrullnl mon-
\WII ti iIII; ~l2xIIxI-1L itiIil‘t,
iy'lllil
’l‘iiiJII- (I‘M
lll‘rI.
‘ \ll' 15" IIII~‘!.I ~I l I lllrlmlll IIIII~I ling
A .. r gm»! born- In II‘ .. and harness, \\ iII In
I'll
4 I.I..I It». \H-Iy .II tins-Illirc. jylfilw
it: 4“: Hit. 1-: Impr- til (it i (liriltlll mcnur.
UNI. \ II\I' I'I'PRIIIIHISTLVI'PI.
Wednesdayduiy 20.|892
IltIIIIIIlIgIII .‘ I’3‘I‘Il IIII. 'i‘IIII .liitwrti Km“.
W. S. Cleveland’s
l'IIimi Mum-hr
, ‘ . I-Ilf- I 'l‘llii ”mm in mom-I. For
rim ‘n\t" tithymrntb II. "lIIII. rai I t
{I- III HI 3 £th .Iuhtnu \i. r‘ l‘ililr II. :ml- It In.” ”mu u MN“ “numb“! L231???
31:; of: rm )1 I_I .I‘ l n llk It. All trIIIII~
"1‘ 5‘ I" L“ ‘ I'l-.\ I )‘TIS‘ nr I ll Imm- ~Imp. Illxlzlx'l. now
1 n: IIII‘ Turing. rI oi} fur wu. k. l'riro
_ - S’ILII .\I-;I';I ..\tlIIIli- ~1rII-It. lirttlgulmrtJ't.
gulcrhrmmmls. ' ji:l it! I
Home Hall South NorwallI, MIST.
ill: \\ \UI) IIIII'
Tim IImiy
m 1 IN Iiit' rumour) of
In fileph-In. who won
.lrtm .I-M x. ...l in: -II lnly IIIII. \Vrnr
In: unv: rim I dun II.Iri. h'lil ml ram»
II II! I 2.1mm “mun “III-.I. .I.-.rt rubber with.
llltrli III I. I “.21. Hr tlr Ii 5 " Wright. 151
{Nl'illll‘: nut-.1” yum: ilzlll IIrnvIn huir and
'I' In I~I n W II nm- e lttlllllllltlll‘ with
\fuimm .-lIIn.I-. lino .t\lnn. (nun. Jyltilt
MINTSRELS.
lb or) iliiilx New. “'itlt
Barney then. John Queen. Illlton.
III-Int limprrnn IIf MIMI:
llt)\\’ \Iill. Ili'h‘r'iFJJI. KENNA I“ TALBEICI
\.\I.IJAIH2. ‘I'IIIZ ll.\l.'l'0.‘$!l
tire I“ it \I‘IMtIi 'I I-nxlrill
NANKHTLLTII it \Vl-v HUJNMIEF.
t' limb .“II. In.” \\ilr~l\I l. \Iit
Brett Band. Brand Orchestra.
All in i 'nIIIIItvI lion with 8mm. thl It Mom II
Ill llnnl'm
CYRENE “Brutally Fnlnurrl
eflalary woo per work
“H‘lll‘l' mat-«Ir ynur‘nnt Int iII III;
I l. l'tliii‘nf that condition or l':ltt i' I" \ I
run II but. iii mum \nmalk. ill the
blah .r I IHIIImIII It at ”In t In III III Mivlitl‘ .._
Jul) H. iWfl.
Ill-’HIIl' Iii M
lawn: and cit-um Mort-.3:
Hw-r-lm'h. m' m and mum Im II tools
1'. I ibuulvrmm lll'l rtrrolaltI-u ..... ammo
Pit-u Ill. mvurliim. «It: . . IN (WIN
lbw from Atlphtu‘tl rmrvv Iii/l mun .2
”In (mm ntiwr \sthmal "an 13,. :III
Banking hmw- furniture and Pistol-IN l . um
I nrrrut expo new and tux-w pout l mum
l’rvmlum- on i all tami- Imam
t III-visa and ler I sell item-I ”All? I"
Titli- IIt other bank- . Mimi;
Fractional pure-r rum-nu 3. nirkrl;
audwnln ,,,,,,,,,, Wit.
firm is- ...... . .. , _ ”.I.-anti
Ill-gal ten-luv mm .., , It .~t rt III
Mlmtpllnu fund with! it ”(ream
"r il‘l per rent or circulation) ”23")
Two, , column
l.lAll1|.lTiI-:.“.
I'Iapitalstovk paid in . . . Ilmflflm
Starlets fund. .. Klimt”
Willie. . Elli! 5“
“thus bunk min wit-landings 293mm
Milt/MIMI do Rita miller t to check. all). m “I
Irmammrm N lies t‘rfdn P rite ...... “it'lllgllg
lot- In at m .
Rim Rants and bankers .. . new it)
I! Told w In” so
flaunt l'mt “rid. Ilmatp n! P‘utrlllrt. Is
I. Jams hams cashier or the above
hum be oh. dominant swear that tlwalsyve
Ida man untrue!” the knurled
.35.; . nu on it lut'ITON “than?”
and motel-rt m metbis lath
milder l: mama. so». turn.
Slim
tier of Joy
Guru-ct
Itil‘iifilgil‘ mine im'mm“
MERRILL A 7
HIE,
BUSINESS (IIILI.
“numb. Wfihn
Wit fort:
mom-momma»
Intel
Photographs!
Highly Finished Cabinets
$2. IIII per dozen.
”3 III: .
IzIIIuI tII- «- him-wt a thorough
m3”: .. Quadruple-r .Ir lulu; [I liltlll or.
p:- ll‘lltl. tir . llII I'm II' \‘c- It \IIrk. illln
mm it”. on; trwlt lli llit thI \ll’) III-trims
.II,II..II ;. VIII. mm. qullIt-I bmnrlwmamt
tour?” In Ilrlmillu- lill I~nri4. “iii white for
nIImrI liII . .. .III tin or I . Emu! IIIIIIIIPtaat
$2 00 PER DOZEN
mm «.IIII‘III (or Mmbwu M) double ,
I! ‘
- l“ -I tiurv in: rvivnl
1Ivl.. llII )Mlflilhnl “III urgwlniIi Ta:
‘INIJ. III.” mII-vaIl. m l mower!)
an» me.
tin parlor FI'IIIIIIIIIII.
,lluu .‘IiprlI-llt III-ulcb.
0‘.-
DARMER, Photographer,
42 Washingtan Strut.
own: Post OFFICE. HOUTll NORWMJK.
my! iv
II. I. IIIIIIII.
., DEALER LN 7‘
WITBIIEB, JEWELRY. SILVER All)
PLATED VIIIE.
South IlnIvIIIIII Souvenir Spoon?
EPllllIlTII lEMilIE IIIIIB II 80in
IIIIl SILVER.
Hometlllog New.
Special Attention Hill to Ilrprlr
iii. III III III llamas.
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