ers'
low wnysnu. numerous
, orannwrrn
.wnure Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS ’
’ red It it: III III: if. It)
IIIvIlusr llldElllllE nus
pronoun)
blurb You' wm sour.
name moo
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We havelusl Received
ml THE HILL A CASE OF
Edema
. gripes.
tomb
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sNorwalk-
A ch’
s4 wssulno'rorl
Mmugdtheflatm'
crlr‘. foibvmlla
Ia’
suits. ’;
oesdlllhdv£1000.
,TllE"EV'ElllNG SENTINEL m
rs’r‘ffi opium .upmuns
,ipw l' m lude-‘l‘
”momma/nu
will)“ «momma,
MI “PM I i-“WIIM‘. ofStamford. arothoguests of Mr. and
Insulators H. Bowuc of Rutherford
()me in advertising m. . '
mmmuwmww- " ’ m ,
old-3.). , ~Solt hsta.all shapes.sod prices at
'mwntasastarfo-masrww. ‘ Knapp’s.
cm?" A... “I’S‘w‘l'fi'g‘
id‘t'arl nhaia Ishtar Passes".
Molnar-510mm weathsr will prevail.
wltbsowemhatvarlsblewlnds. mostly south-
“ .
What thnmu .‘. Our cm are om.
“Cloths-i
laudlhrdl’oweris abouttolsy out a
bass ball ground at Dorlon’s Point.
43mins II. 8. Smith for bathing
The Independent Social club will meet
with Huberts. Kitchen, 87 Weststreet
at 7:!) I) 'clock tomorrow evening.
outhesascosstssnd
atmoua‘tslastmlsns. Onl‘rlllav. fair. warm-
uweathsrwln probably prevail. with list)
southerly windsandonfiaturday falr.more
eultry‘dadsllabtlywarrssrwsathc.
MW
soon. “DIWALI.
'flhddlttAriouBall, Tues;
Proprietor dayevsulug ltwes voted toswd .200
Iotlreflomwtead strikers.
—-You“ 3&5: bltlc llah lot 7t). pound
-. llieah-Mimatsatflsyes' market.
‘ All); mildew norm, of VanZalldt
avenue. and lire. William ll. Albertsou,
The summer meeting of the pastgrand
commandersof the Knights Templar
will be hold at the Highland limes,“
Maiden. today. Christian Swarta. of“
South Norwalk, is the grand commander
of the W.
TBhirtwaialsaspecislty forthe com-
ing week at N. S. Smith's.
The two South Norwalk boys who
spurred three rounds at the miustrel
performance int evening. for ““00 a
side." were Edward Doulens and Charles
Tyre". They furnished considerable
nmmemeut for the audience.
temperature or-
low prices will sstonlsh you.
Adams Express company's horse. in
charge of driver 3. I. Jennings. ran
away this noon, while llr. Jennie; was
The Dsuxbists of the King out;
Paulsehumhsrsplouiolnaatltomlw
dsr Mm.--
umbinthsl’rs'aklln avenuessnsr mar
memory). » .~ g on.
Artist mum‘s a‘tsl'stio'g't nurse.
am‘ssruguuahnlloeerm 'EIW
blsvacatioo. _-
W. at. Bansandsol‘IAllIe and Flick
Bears are down the harbor today in
pursuit of blackllsl).
Ed. Birch. tbspopularcaptsin of Pio-
ncor Hook and Ladder company, now
rides to tires on a bicycle.
«Pure codes with pure cream. 5c.a
Indepot rutsurant. “Open all night.
TheKorton.Wesd. Fisdler. St. John
andotherfamtliee of Broad River will
picnicgat Oompo m-morrow.
1 1...“;
James I. Cresgb and Frank Merrill
spent ymtsrday at Comps catching crabs.
They returned with a basket full. ‘
llirs. Iron, a Brooklyn. N v. has
hem seriomly ill at the residence of her
rsister. Mrs. Walter Fitch. of Weslport
;svenue. She is now convaleeciog.
-—Gotoflsysa' market for fish. His
—-Cl)oloe blue and weak-hi) live and
seven cents apound at flayed market.
Y
A new and improved are electric light
was placed on Prospect avenue. at the
dellvsrtagapackage on the hilL The
g... tum stopped Washi
A) My. 8"“ Brmsou,of West avenue. street hymn Silk. whmmw in
.4, mm ll. 'Illld 0" "I“. is seriously ill at the home of her niece. ;
.. . - - I apreadingerushed stone on the street,
‘ iff’finA-r m WHICH w}: “nu. Eras. Bastard, use). Mark‘s avenue. before any (“WW done. '
. «3;: m. moss Aswan. Mm i ' ———-—-»
“V ‘ LABT,A'1' V ~WW PM at Lu." depot -—Toeuffcrers fromhad teeth. 1 wish
my” ommnjxhp toadv'nsallsuchtosee Dr. Estebrookc
zonalltsEach . ...... WW... ..
ThcboatWilham new! i' and”? mulcg.andlauuotsay too much in
a g; W ... ingacal'gooiouaiatJ. BJ-‘erris’ wharf mo. his m of painleal '0“.
go it . : io'rthe'New York and Norwalk Steam. no...“ mi. bill) now am II. has
Uifilfldl‘ .~ " ' bolt Company. repeatedly shown what be con do
oughttosulfer. lamgoiug tobringall
l.al‘kAN DBOOks [figfirm‘rm’ m: [031' my friends, for such skill should be ap-
.. . , .. - ‘ Kuna was formerly a reporter for the preciatsd h, imam?“ Wk: to da—
‘ * l1! ‘ 1‘, ,1; ‘ __ \ Fulrlield Count ! . preciate it wouldbeaburningshame. it.
e EARN S'a'inner 5: . . I . Y . ' (l. Millard, 51 West avenue. South Nor.
—Cahhageand celery plants for sale. "I" ._E_.._ A.
) 3 , 189.9NPLETE A§ USUAL. Jenningsfi WWU- The preformnnco by Cleveland's All
:7 "3 U' Isnlstmllatl' llsll,last
I «WA lira. Italy A. Lyon. mother of Prof. l". m. ”M murgover before
8. Lyon, of High street. is celebrating given iathatline in this town. 11,...
. ais e ’theuin‘e’tieth anniversary 0‘ 5" birth~ w. a very good audience oorrsidcrlug
’day to- sy. with herfriends. w, warm “3)." and tlaelr' trequmt
”if" : " “ y . “—’“n‘ , applause “tooled that they were per.
L} figgists Dr. magma)??? Lmi‘“l;::: frctly satisfied with everything pvt-scul—
'3 ed. Tlteeiugiug in the first part was
> ' ‘3 Sl- So “malt.” mi and Kidney Tea m Blood The good and the orchestral occompanimeut
. mdemUwrComplamtandKidneywfim JamesaudTbomastlton
3' .. ‘ » -- - Affections; “fork. or file. sample. lacughtdowutbehonseiu theircreation
SW
fang
ll m lllll, friends ill lillfllllllll:
TI‘II llollars' Ill Bold
< Hg \ ' .
' tWfimmmflm”... .3 we“.
the lat. 1.. send me the moat concise and
”Misti-cam ssttluc forth the medle-
luwguunuumor
Loxatonlk.
wmtlt hsslousform 'l'satt-
.
“alumnus
rattan-h. Insider that
decides
hat at Knapp‘
Smith's.
Wu.
and
400§illhuyatlnowinestifl derby
rm 'Woodwhrd is dhtrlhntlng
tickets tolhe members of the Gentle-
meu’sb‘rlviugusoclatlon. 'lheysrethe
shapeof a horseshoe. The increaseof
tlnmsmhsrshipfeedoos not camsany
perceptible falling 0. in the number of
The"hot wave" overspreading the in-
terior of the solidity wssslightly broken
near the lak- yssterday. But it will
continueihadvanos today. with prob-
ably a yadual increase of severity dau-
gmnttssunslum thoAtllntlcstates
until Sunday.
-—Aaewarrirsl'olalltbelateststylcs
ingentsfllosncollarsandcuflsat I. 8.
AmailpouchforDsnhul-yfoll off the
szl'ousha'ttueltenm signal m
thismorulngaudwsscutintwoby the
wheelsuftbao-a. 'lbeoparatorln the
meals-also m up and placed
it (I) board the 7:” train for South
'" Noswalk.whneitwasforwarded tolu-
Emmi. Januiup was out yeah-
dsyfcrtbslrsttlmeluflvewseka llrs.
Jenninpkssbssnsarsat solar. with
“Mannheim but
butthlsk-lnsnammuamlsttsskm lt
“them-Inflow
Mbopetohsarofl):
com whafswdsys.
wan-Mum, at». II. II.
“at.“ Mass Colin's.
acceptsdaposlltonasstsn-
. so} Yukolty.
dthsSoutbm'n darkies. in which they
introduced a number of phntatlon songs
and dsaces. Cyrano, the only female
member of the company. pro 0 number
ofdanom with much agility and grace-
fulnsss. Valdare, the fancy bicyclist.
corral-Ind favorably with anyone who
hasglvw) exhibitions here. The selec-
tiouarendcrsdby thefour emperors of
music upon a variety of instruments
wares suprlss to all. and Hilton. the
daring oqnillbrist. is truely without a
peer. It is hoped that Nsuager Hoyt
cauhave the company appear again dur-
ing the coming season.
NDIWALI Ill”.
A lines, W of Ito-s Iran- the
Wind-frown.
Charles A. Smith, of Newtown avenue.
who has been seriously ill. is improving.
a
Charles D. Cbittam has made applica-
tlou to join the lasgus of American
thelmen.
lutbeoue-mlletandsmrscsatWasb
ingtou. ymterday. fa the L. A. W
ohsruplonshlpflJhrsteleysndmate
tooksseonllplsos.
Workon the latsrlor of Hope Bose
Bose company's quarters is going on
rapidly. and “to boys are extremely
Matthew's. .
4., .._, .,,.r-~r- I . .
~tverytblbgdsslrable in Mid out»
h.”l1l.3.fl-ltlt'l.
The resignation of first nests-sot
ldwsrd G. Alksoof company F. has
hesnsecsptsd, sudhe lshonorsblydh-
wmmmmdm
slats.
Annieltmlsellsndsrscu. lufsutdsugb-
terofAndIsw sudlsabelie Bondsman.
of Wlsulpsnk. sled yesterday.
talusflsrssrvlves. 'fllsdsadckliduas
onlyalswdaysold.
Todayis the thirty-first annivermry
oftksbatlscf Bull Ilsa. l‘. P. (lode
”01mm. Norwalk. who
walnuts"! dustbi- moral-gm
ghasssohdtksn.
Ontydemwusmfltsw‘rosk city.
am, of “this r. “Input J.
Washafovrssrlyst West “has, lies-
with thoKskr-u
Ion)
wants-am
on...
hmm:
i .
head of Hillside. Tbs-day, and the cur-
reutwasturnsdonforths firsttimelaet
night. ‘‘‘‘‘‘
W. C. Brainard. formerly of Norwalk,
has closed thessason u bueinees manager
of Suwtcll's circus and is now touring
Pennsylvania with his World of Wonders
under canvas. _ -.. - .....
Alicea Lillian Tuckre.Annie floors and
Charlotte Andrews, of Fairlie-hi. rode to
Norwalk or) their bicycles yesterday and
called on friends. They wheeled home
early last "qu ”a
--Annual sale for to days. A. H. Hoyt
a Son. of Norwalk. will sell the well
knownlinssofshoesstadisoouut of m
cts. PET "in m .5) “-m) “1 03.50. ‘3-
83.5!) Izmds.
A numbcrof rougbs congregated on
Union Park shortly before midnight,
Int night. and indulged in a free for-Ill
light. The interference of the neighbors
dispersed them. “
TbeY.P.B.G.B.ddegatatotbe
convention at New York will make s re-
port at the weekly meeting of the Eu»
desrorers at the First Congregational
church chapel this evening.
D. W. Raymond.‘tbe Alpha Wheel
club's delegateto the national meet at
Washington D. 0.. returned home this
morning brim full of cycling news and
reportingsgood time. He will make a
reportatthe club's meeting to-Iuomw
night. ....._._.._
l). oval-ms. of Thunlonichlste
doula. still speak at the prayer meeting
in the Norwalk Methodist church this
evening. [In vvilldrcm in costume and
in several says will set forth the urn)-
nersandcnstomes of the people in his
country.
wwing to the lsrgodemaud for Eagle
Bottling Works soda, sarsaparilla. ginger
ale. root and birch b0vr.etc.. it isearusstr
ly mutated that all bottles should be
returned to the store you pure-hue them
ofsssooruaempty. Lewha Co.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will
support their new home for aged and
decrepit members by an sacrament of
fifty centsper oaplta. payable semi an-
nually. As the state has a membership
of moon in round numbers. it will not
take long before the amount required is
‘ raisedltlsleftoptlonslwlthtbelodasa
how they shall pay this ssssmmam,
wherherfrolntbelrueasury or aus- it
individually. ”A..-
John Callahan. of Bsugstnek, drove
his two-yearn“ colt to lllawalh‘lsst
evadugmltcbsdloa twowbeeled road
cart. flastoppsdatths new task
hearth lsthsdht church toured!»
animals drink. As he was about to
check him up again the horse turned
suddenlympssttlogtheosrtaad husk
lsgthsshsfts. Quitsaorowdpstlnyfsd
tbsvshlolewastsksuto the
lbw. whilsIrJJslhhsu walked
wifithoham.
ull-Aasanlssk. 018ml)
I!!! museum-onto tram sass-
000.1. E filling I position as atmo-
usphsrsadbook-bsspsrwltbtheWshb‘s
Hallway‘l’icketAgeucy. Broadway,Nsw
dtbamsmbtrsdtbe’sonpsny
Yorksity.
1:32:
Malibu-enhance“
"Witness“:
listsssaflsnlaswtstrll. moor»
”shaman“ dati- viry satis-
MotOomp-nyl',
harmonic-clogs
he... “owns
(kWh-INN!” dudsgb“
Water drawn from lleridcu’s new
reservoir contains iron in such quantum
that it h unlit for domrntic purposes.
The [lulmvemsnts in the Norwulk
Opera House are as rapidly and
will add much to the appearance of the
hall
The committee appointed by the Nor-
wallI Democrats, at their meeting last
week, to prepare an outline of the cam-
paign and perfect plans of organization,
will meet this evening and will report at
a genorsl meeting to be held tomorrow
evening._
OVER Tllll RIVER.
Iowa and (losslp of the Day In East
worn-ls.
The Board of Directors of the Consoli-
dated road came to South Norwalk this
afternoon on a special train and are look-
ing over the ground here.
8. Bell. of Omaha, Neh.. who have been
visiting their father. Captain George 3.
Bell. 48 Core slreet,bare returned home.
On Saturday a family reunion was held
stthehome of Captain and Mrs. Bell.
fourteen persons being present. includ~
log the Hours. Bell's grnndmotber. Mrs.
P‘Athcr Weed. of Dar-ion. who is now
eighty‘cight yours of ago. Mr. and hire.
Frank Bell and two children. from
Flushing, L. 1., were also present. Ben
sidesthasthreseons. Captain Bell has
five other children. all of whom were
present. The occasion was one of much
enjoyment and many pleasant memories
were revived.
3dr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Tollcs. of
first avenue, gave a pleasant surprise
last evening to Chester 1“. Tolles. Jr.. of
Ansouia, who has been spending: few
days with them. When Mr. Tollmm
turned from a carriage drive late in the
evening he found the specious parlors of
his brother‘s handsome homo filled with
his old friends. who gave him a royal
greeting as he was ushered into their
prmeucc. There weros number of excel-
lent vocalists in the pnrty,all in good
voice. and the evening was largely de-
voted to singing. At ll o'clock the
gm sat down to asupper whichno
milder adjective than sumptuous can do
scribe. Mrs. Tulle.) was assisted in serv-
Iug the many delicate and tempting
dishes by her niece. him. Jesse ll. Tubes,
and Mrs. Manuel T. Hatch. It was after
midnight when the guests bade their
hospitable entertainers go'od night. Thu 5.-
present were Jesse I]. Toiles, Wallace
MLQh'Inc, Oscar ll. Banks. William A.
Bcnmlicl. Charles Diamond, Horace S.
Hatch. Frank Nash. Manuel T. lieu-l).
mum F. Smith. John \Vehle, Robert
A. McDonald. Fred H. Quintnrd and W.
A. 'l'olles. Regretswerv Icon-troll from
Robert NcQuhac. of New York. and
Charlce('o 0.1 of Aueonis.
”ARISE .
Chm Golf has exchanged his bicycle
for a sail bunt.
A daughter was born Tuesday after.
noon to Ilr. and Mrs. Jesse Millslnugh.
Mrs. Diary 1“. Richards and son..of
Washington, D. u. have been flailing
Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Mother.
Mrs. Mary l-‘lnunagau, of Maple street,
while putting up a clothes line. Monday.
stood or) a box in order to better roach u
fastener. Not noticing her fooling she
fell in getting off the boa.dislmzuting hcr
arm'k‘ Dr. French put the arm in place
Tuesday.
John ”My. A native of New Haven.
dlrdat Fitch’s Home yI-etonlny. in tho
sixty-lint year of his ago. lie was It
veteran of Company 1". Twenty—seventh
regiment. Connecticut Volunteers. lie
leaves one count New Haven. The in
torment took place in Spring llmve
cemetery today,
Joseph and John I'oliugcosh. bombers
living in South Norwslk. visited the
Hungarian settlementesst of the depot
Sunday and engaged in numerous die-
turbaucea. during which knlvm and
other weapons were used. two or three
of their countrymen receiving injuries.
Warrants were sworn out for their arrest
and last evening Constable Weed came
toSouth Norwalk. arrested the brothers
sudtook thembeforc Justicelioohwho
imposed a line of H and coats.
«om‘mw
”NATION.
In. Bowler. of Hartford. is the guest
of Ir. and tits. Henry Simone.
Chub W. Bell is having a handsome
iron fence erected islroutof his resi-
dance.
The Ladies‘ Alli Society of the Metho-
dlst church will meet with Ifrs. B. W.
Godfrey this evening.
Rev. John Brien, of the Darisu tletho-
dkt church. will preach here Sunday
morning in exchange with Rev. F. W.
Crowder. The sacrament will also be
slim.
Jam- Absurd" fell 0 distance of
twenty feet from the roof of llenry
W hen, Willi-painting “Tuesday
lscsvatloas have broncommeuced for
”tumor-sandman»
Mamet-.mdtlleworkwmhe
MWUMW Ferdb
Amounts-oommrwm
l -.
,1
l
r.» “rational-steals-
stossmrllsadwnitsnltaunrmr West
John W. Bell, of Lincoln. and Charles '
éPersian Mull l2 l-2c.“
“erman
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
& Son,
CONN.
Pleasant Paragraphs about Our and
Other l’sonlu's Friends.
Justice Charles R Townsend spent
ylalterday' It) New York.
Him Hilda fit-hue". of Brooksillo, has
been visiting friends In Greenwich.
James F. llsll. book—keelwr for E. J.
Hill, is taking a vacation this week.
Mrs. Jessie A. Elwell. of Cleveland.
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. J. D. Wheeler. of
Washington street.
'1‘. S. Kerwin. of l’awiing, N. Y.. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. C. S. Tron-bridge.
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cmfut, of West
avenue, start to-Inorrow for Cottage City
for a few wceks' recreation.
Miss Alice Campbell, of Corona. .'. Y.,
is splmdings few days at the home of
Mrs. Mary Pinch. of Itoton Hill.
lire.J. w. Wilson, of Norwalk. ban
boon the guest of her son. 11. H. Wilson.
on North Clill' stroct.—Anoouin Sentinel.
Fred 8. Ambler, Victor. Willis and
Chester Sclleck, all of Union Park. are
enjoying the sea breezes u: Ocean Grove
this week.
Mrs. C horlcs Solker and children and
Him Etta Solker. of North Main street.
started today for I) few weeks! visit iri
the Shau‘nnguuk mountains, Ulster
county. N. Y.
Rev. D. )l. Ellwood returnml to his
home on Kellogg street. Norwnlk, last
evening.ofter serving a two months‘
pastorate with a small parish at Burnt
Hill. Somtogn county. N. Y.
Russell Frost and family. of Court-
lnndt Place. left South Xortvalk (0-day
for n sojourn at Sknucuteles Lake, in
Onondaga and Cayuga counties. X. Y.
They vnll go from there to Delhi.
Thomas licflcrmm. ticket agent a! the
Norwolk depot. will begin his tacntlou
August 6. He will visit his old home 8!
("‘llnfllonl, N. Y. E. R. ('llenn. the
former agent. will have charge of the
ofiice during .\lr. llell‘ernsm's alnencc.
Chester F. Tollcs. J r.. of Ansonin. who
has berm spondinga few days In South
Norwalk. returned home this morning.
carrying an a souvenir of his visit a
delicately shade-d optic. His frn-Ilds
burr are wondering how ho explained
matters to his wife.
LOVE IN Till: IAK‘II'I'.
[abort Ilonea Bays he Is to Wed Mrs.
Mary McNamara. of Poncho-tor.
Robert Burns announced IllL‘l rimming
that he would ll' married nest month to
Mrs. Mary McNamara. of l’brtchesler
Mrs. McNamara came to South Nnru’ulk
last Week and become intoxicated. for
which nth-Ilse fihl‘ was placed in the lock
up. Here )ir. Bum-s saw her for the
first time. it was a case of low at first
sight on his part. and from who! besnys.
biennium psxliou for Mrs. McNamara
was nucipnn'ntell. Justice Townsend,
however. cruelly sommtml them the fol.
lowing morning by rmplcsting .‘lrs. Mc-
anllum loser“) out It sentence of ten
days in the county jail. Mr. llonw says
he intends to cormspumd with her while
she ”m sojourning in Bridgeport and will
have nll the details of tho marriage mm—
pletc when she is liberated. Ho but ask~
ell (“hit-f of Police Vollmor to not Its
blutnlnn at the wedding. lire. lit-No-
Insrn. it isoshl. owns a house in Port-
chcster and Mr. Bones is undergoing II
severe mental struggle as to whether he
will lmve his Iluortom hero to live in
l’ortcbeetcr. or persuade his future bride
tosell out and settle in South Norwolk.
)lr. Boom in seventy years of ago and his
lady loto about forty-film;I llo draws fl
pension of ‘12 at month.
WESTl'llltT.
Tho date fixed by the “lingo churches
for a union Sunday school picnic in
Wollm'sday, July 27, or High Rock
grove.
A dog. supposed to be mad, was
around the stream Tuesday. "I‘ ran
into the poet oilicc. muting John D.
Clark so badly that, it is said. hb‘sont to
a neighboring drug store for a bl
iosstouic to steady his norm.
The embers of the fire department
pared through Westport Compo and
Ssugstuck. Tuesday evening. Tllcstrcets
were thronged will) people and there
was a display of fireworks pt various
points along the llno of march. While
psoslngthrougb Dublin the boys gave
three cheers for Tammany llsll, and be-
came so enthusiastic in their demonstra-
that a young lady standing on the
was struck with I) rocket. The
firemen stopped in front of James llub-
hell‘s residence. where they were treated
wcuko and lemonade by Ir. Hubbell.
limasermss's Row Records.
Arthur A. Zimmerman. the noted
American bicyclist. has added to his
seriardsuocsnrsat ill-rue illll.l.oodcm.
Zimmerman and halibut-y boat the
tandem mile record bylaw seconds,
‘ making the distance in I minutes. i": 2.5
seconds. They afterward best. by fifteen
seconds. the five-mile tandem record
Time. is minutes.” H seconds. Zim-
merman left “had for home yester
day.
Will last lapse-In Call It
”linoleum of the ltrpublioes male
, Mull “M with the exception
«(monument-lunacy).
M‘ngmbm
ported. H 'A’Jsll
mm too not. g
yr“
Afulllios Olly it”?
melonsondevorm or.
Strawberry!
choicestO
hot months for the benefit 0 our
LEADING
l22 Falrfield Ave..
J. I". “III FPIN, - -
ltnrchnnl's Clover Pinyin:-
In smoking of the match for first
place invite singlml of tho Knickerbocker
Lawn Tennis club’s tournament at New
York city, between E. l’. l‘ist'llm‘.
Central Pork,slr1tcb and Ross flur-
cbarll, of South Nurtvalk, fifteen. in
which liurchanl was beaten, the New
York Triburu-soys: Burchnrd appeared
to be nervous at first and drove many
boll-I out of court and into the not. Ue~
fore the first set was finished, however,
he. settled down to careful work, and
pulled upevou :It live-II”. Fischer scored
the'mntngeu’nmetum}. but the bl‘ilffi‘
:Is olten returned to deuce. After
“seven nli‘ illul been reached. Fischer
won the ‘Vélnlltgl‘ garnet); to" clever
“sluoshes.”an"out" and :I pelted [hill
by Burclmrll. In the sixtmillr calme-
Burt-bard was nervous, and drew th.‘
first two balls Into the net. _\ well—
placed drive by Burr-hurl! mmle the
score thirty-all. when Fischer gut in
another Bullish, and lIisumnm-nt Iir-Iw
next ball out of Court, and the» set cent
to Fischer byll—T. in the second se-I.
after the scorch.“ l’tfllf‘li'hl 5—i against
him. Fischer gar.- fl splvndl-I cxllibutmu
of brilliant tennis Tiwlgh Burciurul
“at: {our tilncs Within one point of will»
ning the set. l-‘iqthvxr limlly "range-.1 to
pull out. and “a." by ~‘~'l.
Sonllrpnrt'e Sit-Inter Captured.
For sen-ml days Southpmt has been in
a highly cxcitrd condition. .\ week ago
two young men named Fallon and Pat»
rick. \t't‘h'r‘yllul :It Wllilu (musing a lot
going In their homes. 0n the follouiuy
night they were again shot at. The cos:
was reported to the authorities. Since
then it has been learned that others have
been shot :It mu): [llr‘ sumo plan- and
about the «Inn: tl'nc III night. Vigilance
Cuminilinrs \vore forum-Ii and :I much
was plnccd on all ousln‘flml persons. Sn
cluI-chbilsr gained to the ambuaber.
Last night hm of the vigilance lurcc
\vl-rc the rumnimv “hell they
TEL-y :Ii unw-
‘33th ..I-. l I' run}
I‘l’lkfilllg
urn- >but III. mu in tin»
ll L-‘. In N
his hand against :I mm with
Mic band.
the lockup. when- llr‘ pron-d la) l» I)
ll:|"-\\'lllt‘ll l'llllllltl-‘t. \vlm imprint-Ii that
his lifv was in (longer. and that in)
tlcslim-tl to kill oti’ his enemies.
lIl.ll_.Z Mill
:1 pI~Inl in
\\'i|'t
11n- “'lllllarus».flarc.r k‘lght Off.
The Williams-limes) light is off. The
latter him heart digests» and his brothor
forbwlv the Bridgewri .\lblI-Iic c'uh
from allowing the tell-round smrriug
exhibition for p tints between lli‘ :qu1 [kn
Williams from taking plum .‘ilm'u's
bmthcr [mm-luau hcm'tll'lvnll- from Dr.
F. l'. (inn-charming; lII.-I brother's :Iil-
mom. More.) forfeits W).
Mysterious Shooting.
Rubvn Mayo. ui’ Litehl'widm bay chm-n
years old. was sitting in the doorway
of his ntlIcI's home. when I) rcport about
as loud as I) firecracker explosion was
heard. Young .‘loyo found only It bloody
slump in place of one of his lingo”. null
or)» of his tlmmln was hourly cut in two.
Who llml thcshot is not known. but lll"
matter is being investigated.
Fall Into a “native.
Ill-Inge. the nint‘fi’t‘nl’fild son of David
Splccr. of Spring Hill.
with some boys in the lots near ti
housin- yesterday nftcrumm. fell into lo
hon-lire and woe badly burned about tlw
thuI ltllll fut-c.
thunmtleur I'llv'nfs.
The following were bound July 10
f at)" tot furnished from oilimof A. If
marl . solicitor of minors. Bridgeport.
Conn. .
(.‘harll-s ll. Richards, llridgomrt. tool
for trimming bonds of cartridge Hllf‘llll:
lecrickC. Boyd anllR. llartin.Ncw
ilovcu, furs register: William/t. Bernard
New Huron. comb. pliers, cutters sully
dividers: Henry Green. Hartford. incan-
descent electric lampIFrsderick Al. Puck.
Hartford. ckago for butter: Wilson
Word. sanitary ventilator:
lrsh Em 8
Charles .Got . Waterbury. tube for
beer coolers: Samuel 1‘. home. New
Britain. brush; Thomas Concealer),
New Britain. but hook: Alfred
A. (lorries, Anemia. annealing furnace:
Sturgee Whitlock. Shelton. mechanism
for operating beds of printing machines;
John Waring; Msncheater.
a
tour and L. J.
W bu
litockwelrly
Stamford limeloc I mech-
anism: Wilbur l". Pamela. Midnlfietm.
ironing table: Andrew L. Newton. Nor-
wich. mortislug auger; L. 8J1ersickd:
1.0.. New Haven. trade mark. tin and
terns plates: Wilbur F. Your). Ilerideu.
trademark llrdments.eto. smell To“)
an)... ew Haven,dsslgn
wash basin on» candor.)
table top: sbo holder for lamp founla.
Allen.
~wmab—swm .._..I......
The man who "hsstltepuil" at a pit»
harsh-flask
Memorandum his mm”
mums-ea Itch mitts
Melvin!“ to
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
he won three games in successiornuml ..
'l‘hvcnptcrs bmughr him In"
while pluyilr l
.Ilartford. watcrmortor: ‘
rheostat: Asl-
carstarter: Emor and ii C.
slandanlm for“I
sin is generally the uloughtfoi chap who Tm“
m 000m
of Fancy 0mm includin mm
totem season. Limes“ Juice, lemon 8.
Syrup. Gmnbenéflouoe in Jars.
've anDill) mend Bordlnos that come
Notice! Notice! Notice!)
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and every Wed».
needuy evening. commenciu June 29th, at six o’clock dorms the
this country
clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR ”
GROCER,
GOOD PAYlNG POSITIONS
-———H£Cl' RED FOR GRADUATES AT «0—-
THE NEW BUSINESS BflllEGE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
'l'hrcc Dcmrtments—Busincss. Telegraphy. Stenography and Typewriting.
[test of references fnnllslml.
(loll or write for circular.
PRINCIPAL
1153!!
Things Meant 10—!)0 Funny.
The hammock girl is in full swing.
The last throne—4hr) ninth inning.
We wish we had as little to do as the
capital X.
Something new lluderlllc son—«patch ,
in his trousers.
The shoemaker' Is a man who frequent-
g-Jlri “beaten out of his boots."
The lluny in the beef market has not
n-dnced the supply of “bicycle meets.”
it often happens that a fellow who
won't go home till morning” csn'tgo
humor then until somebody pays a fine
for him. _
t'unsidenug the troubles over labor in
all ports of the country, maybe the tramp
La instinctively were in having nothing to
do with it.
ly
"D015 1) man have to he a Christian to
go through college. nowadays?"
"XIII at all. but he must he a muscle
mun. without doubt."
Tthld Fashioned leuette—“I love
illmillcl’, will thing of you 3551 brother."
The Modern Flirt—~"l love a dozen,
will think of you as a cousin."
“1 always get up in a crowded cor and
give :I Still loo. lady," remarked Widgsly.
"L-u-kydng,“ returned his corpulent
{mm "i always have to give up two
souls.
Hurry—Blown}. proved to his wife
that in» didn‘t marry her for her money.
Jack—How? Harry-To Show her how
little he cowl for it. he spent every cent
she had.
Joe—Dill you win anything at the
races yesterday? Tour—Yes. a little
fortune. Joe—-\\'hat did you bet! Tom
-'l'h.1t I would put my money on the
wmng horse every time.
WI- have just received I) copy of a new
willillul. ”Put Your Arms Around
Me. hurling." Any lady who denim to
try it. can do so by calling at our office
after buslnvss hours—we moon the song.
.lm-l: Tor—“We ain't so very for from
inn l. Jun. Think lw~n :I. yacht :Iiung
llt'l’t‘ ht:- _\
Jilly-”lbw ll!) you know 1'"
Jack Tar-"5w all then) champagne
“who '
SI! “1:.
if :1 New \ork millionaire 31ch n din—
nor ll )Ib‘nnguuosud 26th street. costing
you)” \\ Ill; Igmrl i9 led a la
and {been put) )ic symnliw'ffifi .05 51:18“:
turs lrlllrl an- linnlly have topay $5.00
1' u b furl lll‘ Ills Blond (‘ure tn cure them.
ob: ll. Imuld be, the saving per capitn if
iiu dinner should not be gitcn, there
be Am); ‘5. peImIl-z at the fmst.’
inquire at l' inbred ~I drug store where
you max bow [llt' problem solved and
El irlfnr. | Ilium :‘Ils-utt actus Bloodfirre.
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NURWALK, CONN.
sufll‘llf
\v I \' 'l‘ll I).
Fir VI girl-4 In lip-cull: I‘llzwl)?“ oI its ‘a
l Imu- u tor). b we nxtlm attest
Nun) :_Iik Paid while ltntilllu dill
I" l" Krl soy. out”!
1". LET.
l Ol'bl-l of six Inn-Ins No “Woodward avo-
nm-. in guns! unlrr. ill-.Ill gilt“) than!!!
of i‘ E. “onlhtarrl. (”Numb all) ’strest
Mull) Sorvralk.
Sullll
steady work.
I.\ phonon) room» on Spring street. 1"»
I lulnutes’ uni: from lit-pot. Also after
Am: l-th pawn mum house NI). l3 Golden
lIiI slru- nwml all mmlI-rn marenienmA
pl) to“ In. W. lulu. (' mint & Reamer!-
I It)! or. corner North Muir) I...) Ann street
uls mums. "out “It. Wat_-r in: II
mull. In improu-msntn. l. bits of“ I aroma at
\‘n at “luslwnrtl armor. ppl) to K. A.
“mulwuhl.
()Sl‘ litll‘ HF. mnr Mmtlmva slaw. Moons
walerlllnenl no t) now its). stains. No.
x Tollraet t. Al l to good order. A out
Olin ll. 35rd strmt. [out
”OI RF of six rooms at No. ill “*2?“ street.
rent. 31:. plum sl‘. Churn:
one.
I (ll Sill E) moms and
[liver station. at
H": 3. Runny lulu! our).
”I‘ll.
ruler). near rt
Illa
.a mouth. rs.
[W lmuse Taylor avenue iii; a floral)
N Water street. flaunt)». h. avenue.“
lsrm loom. ham. garden
Ill); slx rooms. ltmrayton. m
I-‘Oll SALE.
Jar-is
Xl’ltllsx business sndl rm
1 ofnmd horn. truck swim human. will I.
sold cheap. Apply at this on)". mt lw
A _.. ...__..
Dyiglmn'lg;Mym cu F’alrlirld a
price and part icnlara W” to Jacob If
ME Fl R l LL
Busmrss cilllEilEf,
”A Iflfltll. WIN.
Arell erinstltut
Inlnlas o your-II men not
business. its luv/maul) wor
llli
for the
film
hum
I nlmve woo lot it the
'Mfihfic branches ans).-
Malay. l’rumrlls
erllvh’sud dies. :5qu
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Norwalk Chronicler