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IS CONPLETE AB USUAL.
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one.“ or Into-I:
TIII liollars in Gold
I“ tubs-Isl setting lsrth tbs medic»
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lumbar-sols.
out. In.
sum St, So.
’ r'l'll-E EVENING SENTINEL
newsman. Ilka-“W.
goo-owls udna-lishrg
Zquwalmhrmlom
‘ iiwistanAl-aaaslar‘l'mrnw.
use In» lessor- 3|:th law rm
dill E III? sum
strap
Intorklhrall trouser won-sot.
Maywarmeralrtowtlycloadrml-b
srwlllprnhahly prevail. with llaht to trash
plantain lonnlrain Is this
WWMWW °-
' I
. more snitryand
w—thsrwlllprubably
mmwmmwm
and confirmed high truncate" on Wed-
nssday.
’” some NGIWALI.
“at tho faa'laal Ounclty sunning
~ suturing
Frank Mallet. Raymond Brothers
m, mastmdayinto hisusw
horrenou-Boathl'irststreet.
OompfiVivian. who has beat em-
ploysdbyRaymondBrother-sas collee-
torhrnmpdmhuraigned andwill
returnroxewltochens.
Charles A. Tuck and Ilia Sadie F.
Sumac-both of link city, are to he mar-
ried Wednesday, July so, by the Rev.
G. Kramer, oi Brooklyn.
——Cahhagesnd celery plants for ale.
JeanhrgsJWaIerbury.
Plattlioets.themasou.hass tones of
menatworktodsyonthenuncan lrou
WWWanonWaterstreet.
Theptlltionofthe windows are to he
changedandotbrwimprovemeuta made.
'Anewwheslwasplaoediuthohelfry
oi'l'rinity church last week by l. D.
Wandlrebellwasrungyutadny.
ll’wll"be‘r-ssrhsred that the wheel
was broken while the hell w- being
rungsomemonthsago, and since then
thobelihssbeentollsd.
—hneioectearnininlfpint,plntaad
quartboaoattheDspotRutaur-nt.
Pensions for Connecticut: Original.
Edwell Page, John A. Nichols. Theo—
doraCroiut, J. A. Riker Edward St.
John, Thomas Aher'nJoelT. Rice. Ed-
ward 8. Savage, Edmund P. Bailey;
WI, Allen Rogers; lei-Ire. An
thony lnrphy; original, widow's. lsry
A. Wood, Ann Paul, Francis Clarke-
father.
Ancillciymsstingwill be held in
Nfioflall thinning-t 8 o'clock lor
tiers all
(I Furnlshors
Norwalk.
Them will be JMQKIQWMMJ
OldWellIodgs, 110.1%. F. and A 1.
to-morrownight.
“Meanwhile. It, I. 0. 0‘.
sysommwmm Ali
WWtobepre-nt.
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:'2‘; ’
‘NJLWwIIInIo-ohtomm
Tnesdsy.Tbnrsdayand Friday evening
at Io’clock during the summer, months.
Alfred Crockett, of Crockett armour.
Rowayton, in mourning the loss oi a
pairof pants and rubber bmts. which
were stolen Saturday night.
—TheTriuIIIphT. ok Glitter is all
thatitischirnedtobe; it is a great
raving. lrsG.V. York.
J.W.Dakebns resigned his position
inA.B.Coley's hardwarestorstobo.
coma-mistsntpostnrasteruoder oust.
master Adams. Ir. Date is in the
ofllcstodaylesruingtbempes
J.8.losrsywastheluckymanstthe
religflaturdaynigbt. forahandaonrs
griltbnronntedblfil’il’e oieredhyllsrry
Govern. d Osage 8 Trowbridgo &
Company'scigarllore.
Thnanuual meeting oi the Norwslk
Building, Loan and Investment smock-
tiouwiil be held to morrow evening.
Thesecntarywlllrnake his annual re-
postand'theofloersforthsensoingyear
willbeeiectcd.
Thol’ricellae Co. will begin can-
vauingin a few days for their Nor-
walkdiroctory ior not. The directory
broughtoutbythislinn last yur was
thomostsntisfactoryonein all respects
over issued in Norwalk. We heaped
lorthenrgreaterfisuccrwsthisyenr.
In the first round of the handicap
tennis tournamentof the Knickerbocker
club. which opened in New York lat
Saturday, Ross Bombard, of South Kor-
walk, fifteen. brnt A. E. Willey. fifteen
M, 8-4. I". A. Ionckwool. of Norwalk,
iliteen, beat J. 8. Rogers, to. H. 64.
Yesterday morning. about 6 o'clock.
Chis! Vollrna. accompanied by Ofloers
Gladstone and Conley, visited the home
oiflalhaoth Jopps. an ltaiian living in
Springwood, and their expectations oi
making a bigreiaure oiiiquorswere iuiiy
resumed. 'i‘wo barreko filled withcidsr
were found, together with twelve empty
barrels and about ten beer kegs. Joppa
no held on the charge or «In»; rumi-
catiug liquors without a license and this
morning was brought before Juice
Harrell. lie plead guilty to the charm:-
snd was find 8’) and costs, which was
paid. The cider w. ordered destroyed.
—Johnll.Dakin pianotnner. will he
stthslahackenrollotel.1'-umdaymn
iug,tnoornplete hi orders ior tuning.
Any furtherordersleitatthe Hotel will
brattendsdto. .__
Harm-unfold llayes' delivery
wawnwaswnckedflaturdsy nightby
heiagrunintobyatsarnolhorsssdrivrm
”munhohsnnauaouoibr.
John Bohsnnas. ltolIsr-t Baniord. llr.
flayed dak.hadjust hitched his horse
blunt d Gould Boyt'l. Booth lain
Mwh-Ihshsardscnshmnd look-
iuamundsswhis wagon lying on its
sideth the rentals on the ground.
gain; Thshorsswasshothrown.butfutrrnste-
ly Mum. The proie-oo’swhii-
flair-mghtoathe rear wheel oi Ir.
flsyrs’wagon.whlchoaruadit to over-
turn.
fmhhhtsmmphmtdlflmthaths'
hubseornsfaostio'aboatit. lle says
thathsbrl-lahdof a character per-
roasted by one When. a one man
“ml” ”a
trailisaktoWM Point later»
daysveslagwiihtwategbranasdlrat
MM
rum: in on ‘ outlines.
and Sun Umbrellas at Co/st.
A. Dickerman & San,
84 WASHINGTON
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scant! tolls. I
a Brass, uses-r sown..- rm. or.
“Marian.
‘AIosinarbIIhloI‘sI-dliotioeltaofi
matron Wall and: near Betta' fly
..I fi-fil
ulll‘vl
’ur ._.
woik was resound III the It
street shirt factory this morning after a
week's vacation;
TheFresman, a colored man's illus
trated papers represented in Norwaik
hyO ILSnIith. ., ..
IrvlC. llsnford. oiths Norwslk Gas
murmur purchased to building lot
on lyrtie avenue.
Stephen Holmes has [strobe-ed two
buildinglotsonGregory Piacejn theresr
of his new bounonlain street.
llr. and lira. l’atrick Easting. oi Har-
riet street, were made happy yesteroiay
by the arrival ofa bouncing baby boy.
W. Blockwood drove Thomas Ward's
four-year-old pacer. Saturday; half-mile
in MS. Ir. Ward has named his horse
Sorwalk Boy.
-Auuuai alo'iafao '33». a. II. Hoyt
It Sort. oi Norwalk. will sell the well
known lines of shoes at a am of 50
ch W PI", 00 05. “.50. fl. “-50. 03.
03-50 mods
llsrt Turner. employed at Bates’
marhieyard,jnmpedtrouralmdot hay
juatasit was cal-lung the other even»
ing and injured his snkle.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor of the Baptiu church has
invited all the societies In the Norwnlk
Union to attend the reception to begireu
this evening in honor of Ito-v. and In
(1 E. Torrey.
Sportsmen are delighted with thoout.
look iorgoodshootisg thisfail. Wood-
oncksroverypleuty,sndthewomls are
filled with young quail, and rabbits
' arennurnsrous that they are mulling
hundreds sf dollars' worth of produce.
—l‘urecoiles with pure cream. be. a
cup. depot restsurut. Openali night.
The Ecclesiasticnlflociety of Calvary
Baptistchurchhavepurchaard of Flatt
Pricealmildinglotonthesouthrrlyeide
oflenardMandwillshortlybsgln
the erectionofachnrrh. The sitsion
theturnofthestreet. just west of the
oldCsptalnIerrittplace.
'l'beriunday school of the Norwslk
Methodist clutch will picnic at Baton
Point on Wednesday of this week. The
Whale B. will mvey theschooi
to the Point. Thsstart will be modest
H a ru.. iroru E. J. llill‘s dock. Tickets
will be only good in going on the special
trip at 8 o'clock, but on returning they
will hsaecsptodon any of the regular
trip oi the heat.
'l'heiniautsouoi Inandllrs. J.
Conrll.ollsaacsstreet, was stated in a
bahycarrisgeootnefrootstoopoi their
reshlence Saturday. lira. (knell was
away fromhornssnd the nurse girl lelt
tirersrrian a moment to go into the
borne. Whih she was absent tbecsr-
risgr started to roll down the steps.
Oneoi the hubs naught, however,and
heldlt Thebaby was thrown forward,
injuriuglta hradhadly. but did not tell
onto! the clrriage. Several neighbors
saw the accident and went to the
yonnpter'sadstance.
—0wiagtothelargsdenraraliorltsgiw
Botthnnghmmrmpsnlhw
nh.rootandblmhbvr.etc..itlsm
Iy rounded that all bottla should be
rstnrnsdtothestorsyou parchaasthenr
oisasnonsssmpty. lawiskCoI
llsrtBCoawayhashesnssm
taunt-Monuments- Drew
halt-guns is Ir. lll'iy'!
MAI-manor-l
immatures-email
habefitumsmfluw
We ‘11! use not
fidsmmtfishfl
”fluoridation-fig
ism-n “Mistrial.”
“denatured-swu-
bmwflrlrnrmsrhr,
Km:
3‘
STREET. SOUTH
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George Bettsisqoitsilisthishorneon
tbeGrocrI. ' ____'
-—Boys wanted to sell Tun Sss'nlrsr. at
the liorwalk once. ‘
WY.W.NiIchollhn fitted up
sssllicsintheOperallonsefor his
The ball will be
maintodsndpaperod.
First lieutenant Aiken. oi Company
F,sentinhisreaignation to Captain R.
N. Rose. Saturday night, sud it has been
forwarded to headquarter i.
The mortgageouthellhsy property on
Chapel street. held by McMahon and
Wren, oi Bridgeport, and others. has
been paid oil by P. ll. Dwycr.
The olllcerlof St. Paul's church will
hold a meeting after the Wednesday
evening service to make preparations for
their annual Sunday school picnic.
The Daughters of the King. of St.
Paul's church, will hold their annual
outing atCall Pasture Thursday. They
will leave the steamboat dock at South
Norwalk at 8-30 o’clock.
Therewas a brilliant display of the
northern light between land it o’clock
Saturday night. The phenomena was
grandly brilliant, and was It spectacle
that awed not a low.
lie-rs. Copp and Counter, oi the Belle
Haven Lawn Tennh club, of Greenwich,
came to Nrrrwalk this morning bringing
with them a donor: entries from the club
for tho: Fairiield county tennis tourna-
wt.
A bicycle party consisting of bliss; Nel-
lie Fanchcr, iii- Jenu'e Sellsck, llis Ruth
llmted. Hint Carrie Baker. Wallace
Bates, Samuel Rooney and Harry Bat-
lone report 3 very enjoyable trip to
Rotor: Saturday afternoon.
lira. Ephriam Brown,who was stricken
with paralysis at lira. Theodore Brueb'e
result-nee, is much improved. and her
aonJohn. who came down to see her
yestenlay.thinkalhe can be taken to her
hours in lliiford in adayorso. lira.
Brown is mother of In. Bnuh and
alsoof Mrs. George W. Merritt. of Leon-
srd street. ______
—-The burglar and tire prooi safe do-
pnsil vnult built after the must improved
method by lie-rs. Herring & Co" for
the National Bank of Norwalk. is now
fln‘uho-d. Tho» bank invites the public to
call on Tuesday. July 19, between me
hours of nine and three and inspect the
vault. and would especially urge [armour
who have safes in the vaults of New
York city to call. Private compartments,
receptitm mom and all cImvenir-noes for
tlr'erusof patrons are provided. Sales
“and upwards per year, according to
sin; also a department tor stow-ago of
silver and all valuable pnckagcoi. by the
month or year.
IMIIIZN.
The Methodist church will hold their
annual picnic Wednesday. the 27th inst.
The place selected is ltock Pond. near
Stamford.
Miss Susie Byxhre, oi Philadelphia. is
spending a few days with Mm. George
Rose.
The grime oi ball summoned tor Satur-
day afternoon between the Dorian» and
Norotons.didnottakeplaoe.oo account
or the mappearsnoeof the latter club.
Yesterday afternoon. as the coachurau
was hitching Nr. Lombrado's horse in
front of the Os lt'ulge chapel, the animal
took fright and ran away. breaking the
shaits ol the vehicle and also the bar
near. The horse ran to its stable.
I Illi'l'l’lll'l’.
last Saturday night many people
gstberedou the platiorrn oi the depot
and united the beautiful display of
aurora borsalir. Boots of them had
mantel-copes. '
Ali-um. who lornrerly iirsdat
Bulb Fins, nowlivinglnlinneapotls,
bvhitlng in thh vicinity. Became
bMYuk to theChr'tstisn Endeavor
convention.
ThsstatloustGrsen'al’annslsslnwst
hidden when the evening trains from
MYckmmy-atiathsnnmher
oiowrhgrsdrtvesthrretornestsumum
rssidmta. Analrnigalstylsglven the
place byths brindrerhoi guest-st the
'7 hotdhdthsptlvstshmsndtiroen's
YummJinsvuhslorerhmtng.
A crowd attended no raising at a
isrprkaihliagowasd by William Wit»
Mushyhtweek. lt wssanold
fable-ed rslrhg. where there was
”but“ “I. Ir. Williams,
wkoisavarypspaisrmh. W
luminaries-cameras".
WW.
Mmflm‘dstoithsrye
“William Ira. Ian
Irlslirsrsea Veda-dry
“,mmwm-Msflfl.
“mama”.
hll- BED-hum»
“moon-snow» t‘ es-
“7‘.
NORWALK. CON’N.
mutton Ir Tllll murmurs.
A Christian Bndeavnr Bally-Ber. 0. ll.
'lorrwy freashes la Norwalh.
The Christian Endeavor rally at the
South Nonvnlk Congregational church.
last evening. was largely attended and
exocorlingly interesting, it was omduct-
ed by Jacob ll. loyton. Brief reports
were given by several oi time who at-
teuded the grand meetings in New York:
sddreesby Rev. 3. S. Martyn. of Wind-
nor, Vt, which included outlines of sev-
eral of the meetings. The singing of
Christian Endeavor hymns was It special
feature of the rally and was heartily on-
tcred into by the congregation. The
singing was led by the organist, D. E.
[)Isbrow, and a large chorus choir. In
the morning Rev. 8. S. Martyn preached
an excellent sermon.
Rev. C. E. Torrey, of Decatur, lll.,
preached yesterday morning in the Nor-
wslk Baptist church, of which he was
formerly pastor, before a congre-
gation so large that it was masonry to
bring in chairs to seat many of the peo-
ple. Rev. F. E. Robbins, the present
pastor, conducted the introductory servi-
ces, and in presenting Mr. Torrey to his
former parishioner he referred to the
goodaeed he had sown in the church
and the rich ham-st that was now being
reaped. llr. Tomy's sermon was based
on the very appropriate text ‘tmntl in
Philippians 1., 27: “Only let your cou-
versation be as it beconwth the gospel of
Christ: that whether I come and see you.
or ulsebe absent. 1 may hear of your
nfloirs. that ye stand first in one spirit.
with one mind striving together for the
faith of the gospel." it was a very aid».-
discnurse, pronounced by the many who
heard it on» of Mr. Torrey’s best eiluris.
Rev. George Van Alstyne occupied the
pulpit of the First Methodist church
yesterday morning. and pmtchul an
eloquent dismurse. in the evening It
sacred mncort was given by lhr: quar-
tette choir. Both services were largely
attended.
Yesterday the Calvary Baptist church
and the A. M. E. church held a union
service at 4 o'clock at the Knight street
church. The budding was thronged
with whim sud colored pooplc, thorn
being «comely standing mum. X. W.
('ullim, of St. Mary's Lywumfioew York
city. delivered an nblr- address upon
"The Power of Love." lie to an elo-
quent speaker and hold the close atten-
tional tboaudience. lie was i’ulh‘m‘ml
by Rm: (.‘tt‘sfll’ A. A. Taylor, win-w alllr
jest was “The negro race; the negro as
an enlighten” of the world. and the
future III-gm." Those who heard Dr.
Taylor are anxious to hour him again as
he is one of the finest oruturs of his race.
In the owning services wen! cumluctnl
in tho ('alvnry Baptist church, Dr. Tnyv
lor being the Bunker. He will give a
lectun- in thechurch:tn—nIormw evening,
his tollhji’t‘t being "When Marriage is :I
Failure."
Till.’ [MINT S.“ M)!
Ttlrzttz In. re only nineteen deaths in
Norwnlk during the month of June. m-
prcaentiug an average death rate of “.4
per 1,000 inhabitants. Four deaths. or
2“) percentage of the total mortality,
were children under live years of age.
There is nothing particularly alarming
in those figures, but they open an appur-
tunity to say: Take good care of the lit-
tle once these humid days;thcru is cholom
infautumand other inisntilodimrses in
tho moisturclndco strnoepiwm.
Tull secret of why so many of our
young people are becoming round
alumldered. hollow cheated and Ilysprrpv
tic finds an explanation in the fact that
to good half oi the bicycle riders of Nor-
walk double themselves up in a how
bout over the handles of their machines
when they ride. Society sud thr- other
champions ride that way. you know.
liven the young lsdiosape theiast riders.
as was evirleuced the other day by the
sppearancooussidostrm of a beauty
on wheels. who summed the how-knot
position and was “getung there with
both leek"
lung lllnrnitto a latter.
John Hill, an old resident of Barton.
committed suicide Saturday. lie pru-
cun'd a coil oi ckilltesllno and. entering
adhusedhamownrd bySellookOslwrn.
hothrowonoendovertho rations. The
other end be tied about his neck, and
hung himself. lie was fifty years old.
For-some yesrs he has been paralysed
audiormonthshshasbsenout oi work
and wlthoutsny nsIucy.
warheiievedtobrtloecsursoithesct.
summit-ltd.
Bouthportbhlfltllucltedaloutrag.
which havehesn perpetrated upon two
oiitaruostrmpectod young men. hast
filthyflght. whlisflsrsrs. Fallon sud
Patrickwsrecmrsingslotin going to
Ihrlrhahrs. mm concealsdin
Itoewsoiiinssrtbslotilndtm at
tire-I. lioaeoiths bullet-7min elect.
'l'irsattsokwrsrsprstrdflstardsysight
They hint-rd no authorities. The
story norm breasts widely known aid
themahsshoeuiattuolryweltsdm
lacs.
then came an able and comprehomive
munwm
y evening .commenci
hot months for the benefito
LEADING
I22 Fairfleld Ave...
J. P. GRIFFIN. —
Notice! Notice! niNoticé‘k-a
This store will he closed all day on July
33 Washington Street. South Norwnlit.
’ coon PAYING Posmons ,1...
-——8IOU RED FOB GRADUATES AT-r-r
THE NEW BUSINESS GINLEBE
GROCER,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Dcpurtnwuis—Business. Telegraphy, Stenography and Typewriting.
Best of references fumlslml.
(fall or write for cirrulnr.
Pltllcll’AI.
Irons
lle Denies Illa Story that Ilnusalnnic
Documents llave Been stolen.
Col. William H. Stevenson. lute vice-
presidcnt of the llousutonic Rarlnmd, 1%
very angry over thesiory sent broadcast
that the oilicers, of the Hoummnic road
in Bridgeport had been looted oi valuable
papers and documents. lie declared
that the papers and all documents of the
Houmtonic road were locked in the sale
of the company'o oflice. to which he had
the keys, and that the looting of the
property under these circumstances was
impossible.
Col. Stevenson declared that he should
who concocted the story, and in such a
case he uhould make It very interesting
for him. He said that the story was II
gmss libel. Queried as to the suit which
has been brought against him, he replied:
"That isjust what i wantut amounts
to nothing.“ He says that he will im-
mediately sue certain members of tho;-
directomto of the Consolidated road {or
$250,000 for damages and defamation of
character.
It is declared by many of Col. firewo-
son's friends that the Shelton suit is In;
turned by certain railroad uiiicials who
have a decided antipathy for the late
Horuatuuic magnate.
Things Meant to hr: Tutor-y.
bliss Budd Iwmhing to impress her
youthfulnm‘rs upon her iEthIcrk—Sly
mother looks young for lifty. dune she
not? She married at thirty.
"or Lhtcner—FJ—wrm that her—eb—
Wind marriage?
She—Some day we will have a woman
president. lie—It is impossible. No
woman would ever confess to being our
thirty-live fur the bare honor of tin-
presidency.
Little Tut—«Manmm, let us do out and
spend our money.
Momma—Sn. dear; it’s raining.
Littb- Tut—lint didn't yvu say “(
>brmlul nitVt‘ up (or II rainy day.
BEIHlnkt’l’w-"Tlltkiv‘ wwkul boys worn-
playing ball again in Jones' lot as I came
from church." Minister's wife—“Didn't
you stop to reprnve limp?" Minister—~—
“Yes,but it didn't have any etiectfi'oung
letiII throw-runs, and the crowd didn't
have any use for mo."
"So; you've got an art museum at hip;
gitwillr?‘ remarked Fog to Simpson.
"Full oi pictures and statues, i suppose?"
”So, we haunt got any pictures in it
yet. but wu‘ve got the old horns l’no'lo
Jury“ llo-lklmp's brother would have
worn at tlw reception to lnfnyettc ii
Lafayette llllIl come In l‘rigginsnllc."
“Iwk Iwru, waiter! Didn't i give you
ndollnr when I first came in?" "You,
nah." “And you‘ve kept Im- horeyrnrly
thrceqrmrtr-mol an hum." “Yemsnh.
Inlouc (lot to show that leouldn't bc
bribed. ssh."
air, with voting three times at the late
election." Prisoner (meekly)-“l couldn’t
help it. judge, I was crippled up and
couldn't got to the polls nwrc'n three
times. i did the best l could; but that
ain't half my I'utin' mpacity Wilt'ti I'm
in good health. "
ODDS AND ENDS.“
lguornnce is the mother at impudcnce.
Always use It woulenwygon or forkto
stir salads
llarulkerchiefs were first manufactured
at l’nlsley in ma
think just In we do
in Paris loads on sold to gardeners to
be used in destnryingnsecta
I Itnd must M ,It had latter be
with It shovel rather than with a pen.
Live llsb have been sent. in solely in the
atalbfnnn lndia to the British museum.
There is something wrong with a msn’ s
religim it it never makes him want to sing.
England is said to have today s much
lawn vote at mortality than Mun-chu-
”la
rats tobacco esteIIrlrely in the Congo Free
Blots.
Au inverted rainbow was reported a few
days-goes havingheen aeeunssr Jefien
son, la.
The Turkish government has forbidrbu
the importation." or all patent medicines
latothat ooustrr
In Germany. while the production of
lrunhas increased, the eonsuruptlunott
article hasdeellasd.
“I‘m .1
‘i‘hsperssswhewrotssisttersigsisghtm-
uli'W “ and who “lips-ha for all the
business intkiaeitr." must be mistaken
talus-an. Aar bruins-m in this city
thatkaowsaarflllasmhimottheiaet.
ours. It. "AMI.
”WearablastlsrwaILCuu.
confirmation finer.
very much like to apprehend the person '
(“Ionics mado-n daisy three-bag hit and ,
Judge (severdyi-"You un- I'llilfgml,’
lt lshsrd to find fault with , ,' who .
A Brussels syrullcate ls going to mill mm,
m
ratio}- méi 'éoiden.
fleai Estate and Insurance.
VII8NIN6TON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
"WAR—TEE
MRI. for general housework. Mre. W.“
Smith, Neill \Veet street. 1118“ t
l’l'l ATIONI a Danish rl to 0 61ml
S housework.” Call st Woudwuanl ll ”agn-
nue. South Norvmlk.
1M FE“ “his :tiooperate “machines at Kelscy‘b
I- no \as iugtou street
South Cigar“! Iryl’ald wh ilolearntng and
am Idy, work “EB. Kelsey. um t!
T0 "LET “W
\ PLEASANT room, with or without
board. Apply toMrr. Gaylord. screscent
Tin-m 2, South Norwnlk. Mt!
4 _li01)MS on Henry street. South Norwalk.
remix 9‘. ti rooms on Buy street. South Nor-
uaik. rent in. Also Grooms East uremia. last
Nora-.alk near depot. rent 310. App] to W.
\ gangs. at hickwood Mfg Co. Em:
A
:1) pleasant rooms on Spring street. Two
I Ininmcs' wui ‘s' from depot. Also after
\u1. 15th sewn room boner.- Sn. l3 Golden
it I! aim . .u‘ith x-Illmmiornconrenlences. Ap
ply me. \t’. LesterJ‘rntnt a Knsppsho.
IiOl SE corner Mirth Main— and Ann “mam
six moms. Rent 815. Water in;
mudun improvements. Cottage of . moment
.\'r. .v‘. “outward av.enne Apply to E. A.
“n onward.
( )‘o'l. HOUSE near Elm Grove ultimatum
“diet In reotJlo, Duelist Uroolns. No.
Is "lnllm street. All in good order. AER!“
Juhn H. Knapp, F: “at MM or-
walk
I
bile.
01' hit of asix mama n: 30. El Hi
jstreet.
rent ti; Jame-st}. ('rnwe.z
est are-
sea It
I 01' SE 5 rooms and warden. near Five Mile
River stat'wn. at 8': a month. Address
801’ - flown) Inn Conn. myfl tf
\YEW house Taylor aven iii; 5 roe-s
Water street. ’ I moans. am 3:
farm house. ham.
5!»: six mum Bowsyton. Slit. Raymond
Hm.
l-‘GR SALE.
\ \H F lmyhnrw lilyrnrnold: weight up».
K In! and true and It good worker A
1 u! Im king home. Inquire in Baker'sllvu'y
slum. jylh3_:_
'1‘iliii-‘Emu~ snvl alot of well rotted man.
we Appi } IITH: snvrtxrzr otllce.
jylr3l
‘\i REES hudn-u- am! turnout r-nmlstlttg
a of Irma! hum trmk and harness. will be
.‘r .llll I map. \pply at tlIIa Milt r'. jylb lw
Alli-1. .SlilAltl I! Downy rn inlrtleld avenue.
llti fcr-t from. Home Iti rooms For
Rm e and punisuiurs apply to Jacob ll. Laylton.
gt.
IAIS'I'.
\ S)! ..\l i. heart shaped cold locket. ”between
Jot-e pht'ns s and thrb
for in nturn In'l'ur: summer. allies. ”158
\lrlA‘lii\li earring A liberal reward
“iilhc
In! for morning it to Mrs. Wru.
ll i-Lirlo. l2“ 14w Avenue. Sorwnlk.1lllla
gnirrlainmrula.
Music Hall, South Iotwsll,
i)\l\' USE PERFORMANCE.
Wednesday, July 20, i892
Opening of the Sea on. The Illnatnl Klan.
W. S. Cleveland’s
l’IIlIrd Monster
MlNTSRELS.
Everything New, With
Barney Frgrn. .iIIIIII outer. Hilton.
Ennr Emperors of Husk:
lltlit'A ill). ill'SsiILL KENNA A TALBERT
vawanz. rm: nan-rose
lire-I Revels}! Nestelir:
xmxtumr: DA HA worms.
1 limits lvu .t-mx ,ulnsmcmtn.
Great Bend. llrssri orchestra.
All in I’nnluruttloyn with llunny lipaln's annl
nt Dancers.
CY REN armors?»
floreremtsooryoaoan't get la. ill
MERRillL E"
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
lll'olll'lllllh "031‘.
A live. pro o-Ivo-imIIIIIIt-m tor the
training: runny: own and will women
business. If» ilummklr wow
Illa, rImIpleto equipmcni. "Idem
insrmrrom have won fpr It theorem 5
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mvtAm In-»
'ITBNEB. JE'ElIV. IILUEIAII
HATED VIII.
"are you teen the
4th and every Wed-
June 29th, at six o’clock during the j
our clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
\
8min rumor 3mm sooooi
EPIIIITN lEIIllE Ill. ll m
AID bill“. .
tin-suing New.
Norwalk Chronicler