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SOUTH NORWALI. »
Ill-rat’thalhraoplo of Dar city are Doll:
and Sari-a.
John H. Ferris is
. 09.1
frumObuukcrsNo. 21mm 2168 forthe
Ncrwflk look company.
The City of Albany made the trip from
Thirty-first street. New York, to South
Norwalk yesterday afternoon in two
hours and a half.
~Deasatnble price-st lane'- depot
testament Opsuallnigbt.
flange lisnsllnld was arrested last
night for drunkenness and vagranoy.
'l'bb mania: Justice Townsend gave
bhut-tdayslnthscountyjail.
Are, you weak and run down? Dr.
Richardson‘s Chinchoua. Chamomile and
Oerrtln'fbnic Powders cure Weakness
and General Debility. Ask for he. or
10c. sample.
Roberth’sarsou..lr.,basinbis posses.
doaab’ravurhatlw years old. It wm
ionssrly owned by Charles Raymond.
fatheroffiautuslitaymondmf the firm
ofRaymondeomtock.
.Gahhageaod celery plants :for sale.
Jennings a Waterbury.
Captu’nGeorge W. Bell haathe con-
tract to extend Foster Brothers“ dock at
Bell island sixty feet. This will enable
vmaelsto hindthere at any tide. Cap
hinBell is uowrepairingtheatramboat
wharf lo thirdly. .
The Norwalk Iron Works band will
acexratpanyhtlsr lodge, l. 0.0. F
ontheir v'uit to Northport. August 8.
’l’hiswlllbethelirsttime the bande
haveheenbeardiopuhlic. ltwas
orguisedahoutfourmonthsago.
-'l'heexpertdeutal surgeon. Dr. Fate
hroohebatthehlahackemohotel. Those
whohavebadtssth willbeglad tomcat
him.
.Therstslhass ball team was de-
fealodlnStarofe-d Saturday afternoon
by. the W the some being
eighteen and ten. Next Saturday the
memmmdfitam-
hwd.onthehtrurtavrnus¢rounds.
Commencingthhoreoingtheueamsr
Je-isnwillmakehsrlesttrlpirom
lotushintsthfliiJusteadoiiflOmn-
tiliurthsrnotice. Thesteamerleaves
thiscltyfovftotouat'izflp. In. There
will'hedauciogiuthepadliouevery
evening. ________
—'IheTriumphT.¢C.filteris all
thstitieclaimsdtohe;lt is great
mvlog. IraG.V. York.
Jdmflumaaderchsyouagforaer
Belles Vollrasr ymtmday aft-noon to
“anaemia ghetto-h
islhsssseoi as» townie sppesruse.
[liaison-label” hewould
dinnerwill henodded.
hsusspsrtdmfih
removssmmliala.
ashes tees provenhynsuyoienrbest
”when wmdiesesesd.and
,. lam-fairs“
m...
. mohMthsWoitheir
Wham fideaatee
wntfieatnhooemtyjall byChieiof _
17th.“ most. A.
streetlsapncaehlngcomplstiou.
James liagner sold the Round Hill
Hotdatflraniturillest noon to-dsyto
it MW "e. Norwalk
I<.W~‘t“ltiiehouls‘ till Mei-sea
ph- hiraia-resaviootsan. in mentor-z
walk for W. A. Griffin. and also for a
ouostory'bullding to he «acted on Wood-
ward avenue by W. B. Buhbell.
-Dr.Fatshrookeisgoiug westaoon.so
this willbe his last visitfora yearor
two. Bee hhu atonosif you needhis
Tideservices.
'l'beeaecutiveoommitteo of the Sev-
enteenth Regimental asamiatiou met at
the Atlantic Hotel. Bridgeport. this
morning. and adjourned to thermidence
of Patrick Wade. .lr..whoh ill,’ and
decidedtohoid a reunion on May.
Augustwfinsteadof the seen... here-
tofore. on account of that day falling on
Sunday. Theplacswillbeatwmeshore
mwhcdeoidsd upon by the corn
mitten appointed. which consists of
Colonel Henry Hum. of Mount Vern
sonnets sews
A Brasay Budget“ Ito-s In. the
nonunhdaltowu.
The Carpenters’ Union will meet th'n
«suing.
The Norwalk Nethodhta picnic at
Rotors Point tomorrow.
”abiumlaa claim against her
husband for money she sayshe oweayhsr.
Barrie Numbness is building a house
on Myrtle avenue and rumor says that
he will occupy it after inking to himself
a wife in the‘nsar future. . ,
Between three and four thousand dob
lars‘ worth of perhhshlo freight. consist-
ing of bauanhi. oranges, berries. apri-
cohaodotheriruit. in rotting at Wilson
Point.
inveengsged the South Norwslk drum
oorpstoeacort them to the Democratic
Price building.
—Purecofleswith pure cream. he. a
cup. depot restaurant. Opensllnhrht.
m Daughters of the King, odor.
Paul's church. will hold their annual
outing at. Rotor: Point Thursday.
Nos-walk at 9:30 o clock.
'l'h‘e Norwalk Savings Society has
thirty-two unclaimed accounts.
new Pierce. who has been camp-
ing out on l'ietu' Island. returned home
ymrday.
Gus Powell carries his left hand in a
sling. He jammed it yesterday between
the edge of the dock and a boat.
Allntemhera of Pilgrim Council. No.
54. O. U. A. 31.. should uttered the meet-
iIu tomorrow night. as important mat-
ters will be decided.
—Pure ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart lures at the Depot Restaurant.
_ latter carrier George K. Nickersou
hadsuchassveroooldyaterdaytbat he
wasunahieto work. Subtitute carrier
Hurry ll. Perry took it’- route. Today
he is at work.
”Fred Hartford and Oliver Smith. of the
Alpha Wheel club. wheeled to New York
Sunday. They left Norvvulk at 4 a. m.
and reached Central Park at 7:45 In
the slim-noon they wheeled back home.
stopping at Baton Point on route.
Dmmislausmf Winnipauk. employ.
' edbyJohnll. lien-In as hustler, was
wateringonoof the milkman's famous
coltsfiunday evening. when the animal
gotthebmt of Lane and knocked him
down. cutting his head. Being sorry
for this the cult orhlootiy tied to kiss
Lane. but in doing-obs knocked sever-
aloithahostisr‘stseth loose and broke
onetoothodnhobithimou the check.
-—Aouualsale for 80 days. A. ll. lloyt
l Beam! liorwalk. will sell the well
hnwniineeoishoesstadiscouot of so
on. Ian-Ir. on to. um. 04. mo. ea.
$3.50 sooth.
Thehandsome llrsand burglar proof
and the bankolllcials keptopenhouse
todaydurlnghankinghourstosliowthe
Alargsoumheroipsoplstooksdvantaae
of the bauk'shospitality and inqrected
tlIevaultand its aIrruundlugs. sen—-
ingthrmselvsssshiahlyplsasedwith it.
ablybscallsdssrlyasat weekto comb
eatsalrstllsut-anttodlithe vacancy
Aiken. ‘l’beaspluflflcrthsodlce are
“MALWWM
oltaachmalasuungly in favor of Wil-
ThomasB. Moi West avenue.
husband-soothes semip-
panl’elutisrihesamm. ’l'hecottaae
is sltuahd sear thstlsooeclnh‘s head-
quarters and commands an ups-sin
vlswoithelwstsr. Henoposestotake
”w‘htfiawflslilmltaw
“milieu”
“www.mmiymm
to tieeir new quakes natil the utter
putei thiswesk orsady next. The
'“ld
amen?”
lie-tee.flisselemd-aa’ener.wesis
tows delay-Hwy work
I‘
almmmm
”minnows:
during the sickness of Him Hoyt.
i II. .l. mu. Bradley s Keith nod
Charles L. Glover, of Our Bruth‘ore’
Mgcmreottending the Grand bulge
of Odd Fellows at New lnndon today.
lows‘ Home.
The annual meeting of the stochbold~
ersofthehlorwaik Gas Light company
will be held at the odicoofihe company.
for the ensuing year.
tohis heart‘scnntent.
commence in the near future.
weromanied last evening. A brother
Tuaalaybelorehcwastobemarried.
tried before Justice Coolidge. Fallon
then wentouttoniscmooeyloarttle
Newman Mikel-Mint!» shim-m Atthiswrltinghehas
Remuhnkdfiornlk hmnlml ootroturosdsodhisfrlsndisstillhtekcd
no
The’l'.(.lLC.wlllglvethelr-cood
nthlictoimpscttholalesircetructuramw“ | tforthsl Inf
thsNorwalklersry. onthelawaof
Bou.JohnB.8eymour’s Mam!“
nsstWedoeadsy and Thursday
afternoons.Julyflaud:8. sum
Amestingof Campy 1" will prob- llxakstohsntltlsd “Thsilrsauutflsgus
IMHO.
in the World" will hegivsaby the
Muwhoantaqupalmtnnesmtit
”umdmhm aouenahlsmannsr. lcsaearo
sodcskewillbesereedheforesnd alter
tumult” . . I
Phil-paste. W. latsoa. The Mhfitwmhum
mofassooasseaeptyJawisIkOn.
Immune-mm
mmeshplaysdysetsrduy.
lockwood defeatsdl’stetsad
$8.“. They-Ian“
”MALI. 'l'hs law 3'
baa-gainer tlaliorwslh
“l'hsssrpflia of the
reset
ridasl
ltmsBareherdudIrdLMwosd.
ciihsltorwalk‘l‘sasieelsh.”
named...
relational-sentiment! In.“
no. Tayloraud m Intention:w
The Franklin Avenue Democratic club
mass meeting. Friday evening._in the
They
will leavethestearnhoat dock at Sohth
Nita Elh‘ Belts. of Main street. formers
ly anoperator in the central telephone
oilice. will guto Danbury next week to
assistin the telephone exchange time
relative to the purchase of no Odd Pei;
mart-day. July”. at i p. m.. for the
[sin-moielwtiogalidardoi Directors
Ber. F. EWmhasremoved from
East avenue to lisv. Alexanlsr llamih
lun's place on Newtownavsnoemberethe
good person will haveample opportunity
tostudy nature and m in farming
Yesterday afmruoon the select-ea
visited the Gregory Point road. with
they were instructed to grade. work and
widen at a recent town meeting. and
looked the ground over. Work will
It is reported that William Berra and
his [Irrespective bride. Miss Nary Aim
Boss, of Winnipauk. whom he dinp»
pointed on the day set for their wedding.
ofllissBoaedmirsthe report and mys
thatBurnshssoot'bcensren orheard
from slow be left Wilson Point the
William Croft and Edward Fallen. two
freight handlers employed at Wlhoo
Point. cause to Norwslk ymtorday and
gotdruok. listen: theafta'monChief
Dal-‘orem and Odicsr Dario bcked “out
up. AtOo’clock lmt evening they were
wasiiusdflandcosta. Bupaidaod
lo thsgeudemsn‘sdouhlesof'the
thashemtheeleverteara radiall-
play at two Yale college men.
The
on"...
hhmd “W pity mmmmmum
PM"! I01] KNOW.
from!» today after crabs. . . me o" “a
. , , n]. 0‘ Other haula'a Vrlaads.
,mwwurwv J (Wong. Dr. Ash}. Estcbrooke.-the expert den-
lung-mono» disarm. W“ isthmummInm-m. , .
y I ‘ “ W m.“; ml: a W” ‘I'WMV
Ii WW?“ “limits! ‘5' Iii» nw‘ mg “m ‘ w“ W - v...
“hummus. of storm... I.
“logos-toffrieothio Brooklyn. N. Y
Harry Leobold and family. of Nor-
walk, are visiting relativesinliloomlield.
N. J.
Rev. and Ira. C. E. Torrey left Nor-
walk this morning for their home Deca-
tur, Ill.
Bliss Fanny Sherman, of New Haven.
is visiting lira. Henry P. Morgan. of
West street. .
Him Daisy Slavin. of Lowe street. start.
ed today on a month's vklt with friends
in Brooklyn.
Raymond Lee Terry is visiting his
grandmother. lire. C. '1'. Raymond. oi
No. 104 West street.
Iiim Nay Adams. of Main street, Nor-
walk. is the guest of lit. and hire. 11W.
Durnnt, in Bethe].
Waiter Ferris. of New York, is the
guest of his grandmother. Mrs. J. J.
Cape. of Fairfield avenue.
lira. Lou‘ua 0. Day. of Best avenue. is
entertaining lira. liary Sammie and
daughter. of New Haven.
Willhru Smith started this morning
forOcean Grove. where he will spend
two weeks oi his vacation.
William Pieter. book—keeper for Ray-
mund Brothers. has returned from a
week’s vacation at Bell island.
lies Lizzie Copland, of Rockford. llL.
invisiting her grandmother lire. Wil-
liam Davis. of Watkrstree . orwnlk.
James Matt and family. of New York.
are occupying the home of kit Eliza G.
Plait. ii West avenue. for the summer.
Thomas O'Gormnn. of the Benton store.
and his family will sojourn at Bell island
fora few weeks. They went dormito-
day.
Mrs. B. J. Hill. of West avenue. has
gone to Amherst. lines, to attend the
twenty-fifth reunion of her class at the
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Pryor. of River-
view Ten-race. Norwslk. retumed last
evening after a short visit with friends
in Bethel and Residing.
lira. Henry Seymour. her son Robert
and wife. of Milford. and hire. 1'. hi.
Glover and daughter have gone to
Ridge-field for a few days.
0. D. Henry. manager of the Henry
Druumtic and Comedy company. is
spandingthesummer with relatives on
High street. South Norwalk.
ering Camp. of Neriden. is spending
a few days at the residence of his grand-
parents. Mr. and hire. Jasper Pryor. of
Biverview Terrace, Nero-elk.
lil- hiargaret lurphy has been on-
joying good health since her arrival in
lrelsod.and expects tosall on her return
voyage about the middle of August.
William. h‘rankand Joseph Riley re-
turned to their home on Kellogg street.
Norwalk. yesterday. alter spending a
few days with friends and relatives in
Danbury and vicinity.
Rev. Ellison Dopey. who has been
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Ira. John Q. A. Depuy. of 30
llarilaod street. left for his prieb in
Bloghalnton. N. Y.. thin morning.
llisr Emily Gilchrist. the W
operator in the llahackemo Hotel. is
mending a few weeks with her sister in
Nyack. N. Y. Duringher slasher liiee
Josie iiullivart. of Sang-tuck. has charge
of the adios.
lies Ilary Roberts. of lasallc. lll.. ls
spuulhgaiew days with Ilse Winona
Dlukoman. comer of High street and
llsyview avenue. They wereth teach-
ers at ’l‘ougaioo seminary.
lotiovOarrier Percy (lisndenning. oi
the Not-walk postoilloe. goes to New
York city l-‘I'ldaytomesthbsbter. lire.
(la 'W. mu. of lisoon. 0a.. who
. wilt-Inert threemstsr la liorwslk.
hank Quintatd. of Halo strait. Nor-
walk.sccornpaoied by Ir. and Ira. I.
P.Iloyleand libelols 8. Doyle. of
Toledo. lows. went down on the City of
Alhanythismniuesndwillqand the
day sightseeing in flew York city.
0a" Iiavsa Voters Present.
At thesprclal city meeting. held last
evening is III-tonsil. it was vote! In
apncvs the resolution of the Board
of loan. While. one for a
sewer th litate street from ladies:
street to the city‘s new deserts light sea-
lion. Thermals"- voters present
udallhutouavulsdlafavoroflhe
sewer. It will [lavishly he a twelve
lschplpe.
“- -- were
.1101 I I
titty Attorney Halogen! Sum
mandates. were.
“lama”. MM.
Wit-Jams Inward tandl
A DIG, erman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Humannoyt's newhouseooTtIird.
WEST NORWALI.
The interior of the chapel' Is being re-
painted by Charles Emerson.
The twenty fresh air children at Wil-
liam thfott‘a'ivlll ledve for New ‘ York
Friday. More .will come up the fol-
lowingday.
Inaudlm Wes 8. Gorhitt, Jr.‘.
of Brooklynz’N.nY.‘. are speoflug their
' vacation at the residence of .l. N. Tuttle.
Thaddeus Johnson. who has sold his
reeldurcein this plane to llr. Bird. of
Brooklyn. shipped twenty hives of choice
boutopartien in New York state yes-
terday.
chancellout'a Agricultural Pairs.
S. 8 Gold, secretary of the state board
of agriculture. announces the following
list of fairs lobe held in this state dur-
ing the present your. Following the
nameoithesocletyaod date of the ex-
hibitions. are appended the names of the
presidents and secretaries.
Connecticut State. Meriden, Sept. 20-
53, James A. Bill. W. F. Andreas. New
London County. Norwich. Sept. 27-29,
James A. Bill. 6. 1.. Hewitt. Windham
County, Brooklyn. Seymfii-Sli. 0. W.
Bowen. W. B. James. Berlin, Berlin.
Oct. 5. Henry B. Savage. (ieo. E. Hall.
Bristol Park 00.. Bristol. Sept.
2128. A. L. Morse. B. A. Peck.
Chester. Chester. Oct. 5. l“. W. Silli-
Inan. Chas. E. Loni. Clinton, Clinton.
Oct. 5, A. J. Kelsey. S. S. Wilcox.
Danbury. Daubul'y. Oct. 3-8, P. D. Crosby,
B. C. Lyons. East (ironhy. E. H. Hon.
chett. W. ll. Gay. Farmingtnn Valley.
Colliosville. Sept. 28-29. J. Howard Poole.
E. A. Rough. liuiifordfiuilfordfiept‘zs,
D. B. Spencer. R. C. Wilcor. Harwiotoo.
Hamintou. Oct. 4. Wilbur Alderman.
Lewis 0. Catlin. Manchester, Manchester,
Sept. 'i-S. \V. W. Cowles. (V‘. D. Tucker.
New Milford. New Milford. Sept. 7-9.Geo.
W. Squires. J. [-1. Castle. Sirusbory. Sim
bury. Oct. M. E. A. Hoskins. A. G. Cue.
Stafford Springs. Stafford Springs. Oct.
“-13. E. C. Morris. C. F. Beckwiih
Suifleld. Suflield. Sept. 20-22. E. Holla-
dny. J. 0. llaskins. Union (Monroe.
om), Huntington. Sept. 20-22, 1.3.0001).
S. T. Palmer. Union (Somme. etc). So
more, Oct. 5. K. V. Chopin. II. I]. Mc-
Knight. \Vatertown, Watertown. Sept.
18-15, William 0. French. A. ll. Scovill.
Willimantic. \Villlmaniic. Oct. «Hi. E. 8.
Bow. Wm. L. William. Windsor.
Windsor. Sept. 14-15. H. H. Elkworth.
I". 3. Rough. Worielmick. South \Vood-
stock.Sept. l3—l5.ll. T. Bixby. H. W.
Hibbard. Wolt‘oli. H. B. Carter. E. Bl
Upwu.
Cleveland's linstrsla.
Cleveland's nunstrels. who will beseen
athlusic Hull. Wednesday evening. in.
elude in their number Barney Fagan.
wouldbea whole show in themselves.
with the troupe and is a most potent at-
srrrvioea As a drawing card for mid-
summer Cleveland's miostrels u now or-
ganised could be rurpassod by low travel-
ing companies.
Ilalldar Osbora Goiag to Europe.
Thomas 3. Osborn. the good-natured
and hard-worked carpenter and builder.
of hierwin street. is going to take a well’
earned vacation ofabout a month. He
will sail for Antwerp on the ateanrship
Fri-slaw. Aw 8d. vhlt COW. the
Rhine and loodou. and return by the
same cleanser. arriving to New York on
the last day of Animist.
I. I'. it. C. R. hospita- at Fort-nib.
Rev. and hire. c. E. Torrey were given
a amnion at the Baptist church
last evening. The entertainment was
under the auspices of the Y. P. ii. 0. i‘
of which Ir. Torrey was former-
iy president. The different societies in
town were invited.
“tags Isaat to he really.
Weary Clerk-wits” you any fount-
vIlrI peuaibstwon’t blot when theyare
nearly empty?
Dealer—“Why. air, 1 have fountain
panetliatwoo‘t blot vibes they ere en-
tirely empty.”
Baron-NM the ohstreperousheuar
whom you turned out of time was
coaresatul alt-ire!”
Vslet-“Abueivr. my lord? lie might
have been your loathip himself."
Hr. “chew-“What mater do you call
“5 posts?”
Ir. W"All. tlIat'ea little thing
of my own. lcall it‘gas-Ineter.’hsosuse
itpesaiong with such an easy. rapid
movement.”
lira. larkinisfter her husband has ex-
John Queen and Hilton. a‘ trio who
Cyrenr. the Spanish dancer, also travels
traction. as she should be at the salary of
”00a week, which she receives for her
we _ .
Straw and
comm" on: on
needsy uvenin g.commenoi
hot months for the benefito
LEADING
I22 Falrfield Ave.,
Beat of references «Mimi.
J. I. (ill! rm.
Notice! NOticel Notice!
Thisetors will Enclosed all day on July 4th nndv 0
June 29th. at six o’clock dmd
our clerks.
WAS" 5- SEYMOUR?
33 Washington Street. South Namath.
coco PAYING POSITIONSWM
wSIOUBlD FOB GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW Blilllifihrifllflliflih
Thane lW—Busim, Telegraphy, WY and Wing:
meditation
q,(lInnbonanIIoII in Jars.
Eat come this country.-
“it
GROCER,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Gall C .w'ilid “rum-filer.
Pavement.
”Sh
Catholic lid-mum“...
Fromthcma-afbookswhlch
appeared
under the auspiées of the church home
diatelyafterths
for the purpose _ ovary” vu
tige of the haflkt-aoabmyftun
the mind oitl-
astypicsl. Thaifld' " a wk
bySdpio Oh to Car
. h .i‘h. ’
againstt ad Most earthmay
bacitadthefollgwiag:
“Animals which move have limbs and
muscles; the earth hesno limbs ormus»
elm. therefore it does not more. It is
angels who make Saturn, Jupiter. the sun.
etc. turn around. If the earth revolves. it
rnnstalso have an angel in the centerto
set. itiu motion; but only devils live there.
it would therefore be a devil who would
impart motion to thecarth
belong to enemies-namely. that ofstargs
——they therefore all more or all stand still.
It scans thereforeto beagrievouawrong
toplacethecarth. which iaa link of im-
purity. among the heavenly bodies, which
are pure and divine things."
The next. which I select from similar
works. is the Anti ions Catholicus of
Polacco. It was into to deal a finish-
ing stroke at Galileo's heresy.
In this it is declared “The Scripture al-
ways repreants the earth as at rest. and
the sun and moon as in motion. or. it these
latter bodies are ever repruented as at
rut. Scripture represents this asthe result
of a great miracle.
‘Tbese writings must be prohibited be-
cause they teach certain principles about
the position and modem of the terrestrial
globe repugnant to Holy Scripture and to
the Catholic interpretation of it. and not as
hypotheses, but as established 1
“it is pomible to work with the ninth-
raea of Copernicus so as to explain many
phenomena. Yet it is not permitted to
argue on his premisesexcept to ahorrtbelr
falsity "—Dr. AndrefiD. WhiteinPopnlar
Science Mmthly.‘
no Decay of he. Hail-3.
Sans attention lately been directed
tothevery app le decadencelnthe
Houiton lace making industry. and varl»
one nastin- are assigned for the fact. The
competition of foreign makesof laceanda
wt of originality in the Devoushire range
of dmigns are among the supposed causes
of the decline. and itis suggested that the
county council might take aomeateps to-
ward its revival. The real sourceof decay.
however. lies too deep to be thus easily
reached. Fashion unfortunately has not
run lately toward the patronage of good
lace. and few women. even among those
so much an elementary critics and canola
more of the filmy fabric.
Theperfection with which machloemada
lacesarenowturuedout haabeenanother
fatal blow to the infinitely more artistic
handmade wares. The linen thread Tor-
chon makes illustrate this point very
strongly. for while the genuine product '5
a relatively costly adornment, the imite»
tiou material in mutton can be bought
cheaply enough to be included in the trim-
mings of a lira and slovenpenny ready
made garment.
Thel’rrncesoof Walcsamlsevoralcithe
other royal ladies are hem collactm-sand
eacellart judg. of the waresofthsldng
llah and lrlsh schools I inceaaft. are!
dainty
“crab" there will he demand enough to
ll'lngshoutai talammdmsntlnthepreao
get condition the industry. —-Ioudoa
:su‘l‘;
Whflalflu
Two Hundred autoiIark.
Pure-vsonrnmu-mmmu
Walkmanreportedfm
as nessl.but leaned stratus roan
sgemss‘tnhad ordered
haw-y. ll “I
U a rem dog called Tim
bellharloecasiou to takeatraio in
Pa. 'l‘lrn went with him The
dog began lodose on the train. and when
anteater alightsd he was fast unleash“
trainstsrted up and began tomove
Massif-ester but'l‘lmsleptoo. When
traiorsac a momentum of illtesn
isaan hour the dog awoke. lie looked
and. falling to find his master. ran
: use
5
g.
to liautmsl’s station. where he
Campbell. who was just sending a
ovrrtbewue to the trainmen to
m the dean-New York Com»
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Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
‘ WISHIIBTUI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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"TO LET" ‘
\lk pleasant rooms on Spring street. M
s minutes' walk from depot. Also arm-
Aug 15th seve n room house \‘o. in Golden
Hill street. with all modern conveniences. l,A‘p-
ply ton. W. later. Crotut Jr Knapplii‘b‘o.
rltooo seer-l 7
Woods-seala an
I Ol SE corner North Main and Ann streets
six minus. Rent 315. Water in: all
illfldr-l’n improvements. 1' oil of l mat
_\o .5 “outward atenue. pply to F. A.
“melvvard.
()NE HOl‘ Si. near Elm Grove store. Snows;
oureriu; rent. slo One tlat BmmaNo.
Ii ’l‘olies street. All in good order
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John H. Knapp $2 \\ est street. Soul l Nor-
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\ Water street. amnesia avenue. .5;
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Folk—SALE. ,-_.
A NICE bay horse linear-s old. weigh: um
Kind and true and a figs-Id worker. A
good kaiog horse. Inquire Baker‘s ”lli‘my
EXPrREt-ls llmslneas‘ arid (duroontcondst
n so. tone rue an harness. wil
sold ( heap Apply at this Mime ‘h
AlIEnIRABLE Ixiperty on Fatrtleld armor.
llii leer. front. House rooms. For
pm e and particulars apply to Jacob hf. Layton,
thlw
to‘s'I'l'.
\ an ..u I heart shaped gold locket hrfvi een
’ Joseph l 01's and the bridge. $5.!» reward
for in. return in '1‘ In: 5|;erst office ”wilt
‘lilAMONlJ Am... Adlberul reward
will bed for returning it to Mrs. W -
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in and I) strict deceased.
Th be ( our! of l’robate for the District“ Nu.
walk hath limited and allowed six lloul
from the date hereof for the creditor-sot mid
I-smlc to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Timur who neck-rt to present their accounts.
I-rnpc r!) arrested. within said time. willhaiio-
rrei a ram-er) All persons indebted to
said Hinit- III-e requesle-tl to makslmrnsdiata
payun- m to
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