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low York liar-Id Weather 'mcaat.
'l'o-dsy war-tar. more sultry and fair westb-
ar will prevail, with light southerly winds and
maximum temperature of about I) degrees In
this section. except at mat and mountain
stations. 0n flaturdaan both sections. still
warmer. fair weather and light southerly
winds will probably prevail; and on floods].
continual higher temperature and generally
fair weather.
Still?“ NOBWAl-I.
What the Peopla of Our on, m lining
and laying.
LeoDavis has joined the League 0!
American Wheclmon.
The Scandinavian Society held a ball
in Arion “all, last evening, which was
well attended by the members and their
friettds. wwm
~Everythiug desirable in ladies' out-
ing mp3 at M. S. iimith'a.
'l’heNorwalk Wheel club will take a
run to Danbury Sunday, leaving the
rooms at 8:00 a. m.. arriving in Danbnry
for dinner.
George Geifort, of A. Mslmo’s market,
will give a clam bake on the grounds of
A. J. Gainer, neai' Dorlon's Point, Sun-
day, July 31.
—Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
The stcatner Huntington did not make
her regular trip from long Island to this
city today on account of the breaking
of the boat's wheel.
Water Commissioners Reed and Traw-
bridge drove to Wilton this morning and
examincd the city's reservoirs and
property in that town.
*You can buy him- ilwh for 7". pound.
Weak-fish 7; f'rnts :nt lluyl-s' market.
J. ii. Brown hasbecn given the con-
tract to do the plumbing in the new Uni-
versaliat church, at leridsn, and will
commence the work nest month.
Don't suffer from any kindof bead-
schc! Dr. Richanbon's Colery,Cnbeh
and Chamomile Headache Powders care
within buinntes. Askfor 5c.cv "to.
sample.
—-All kinds of mourning hauls put on
derby and silk hats at Knapp's.
The members of Sherman Council, it.
A., initiated four candidates last even-
ing. A. ll. Wilcox, of lfsridvru and Dr.
Harrison. of New York, were present
and willie-ed the work.
'lic"hot wave" still covers the inter—
ioroftbacountry. ltbur'smalnednsarv
ly statimrary, but will wobbly drilt
eastwardslowlyandbaincrsasiagly felt
in this section during the next three
days. '
~Amarrivalofalltbe httststylvs
lngsnts'llnanoollsrsandculfsat I. 5.
Smith's.
J. ll. llrownismskiag catanlva lin-
provcmcnts in the plumbing at Ira.
Vincent Collysr's residence, Coolant-
msntlslsnd. Baalsob- the contract
todo the plumbing in Captain Sands
bellsck'saswbomsonladlsoastrest.
Walter C. Quintard. of flouti- liorv
walk,coaaty treasurer. has mu a
railsaalnstloanJlaltlvau. a Bridge»
portmloonkesprflor forfaitiugbhbond
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creditors twenty-tour per oral.
W-~
etc, etc. at Islmo’s markct.
wheeled to Renaldo Park, llrhlgqmand
return, yesterday afternoon.
A largo force of men are at work on
raising the tracks bctwoen Sanford: and
Bedding to do away with a grade.
,ing week at It. 8. Smith's.
m tug ”Addie v.," owned by Capt
ington street draw last night, while low-
barbor. ’l'lrodamage was not very ex—
tcnsivc.
—8mokcd smrgeon, Buccklingc Aa-
chovis, Caviar Neuscbatcl, Swim cheese,
ctc., etc" at Malmo's market.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Scam have insued in-
vitations for the marriage of their
daughtcr.Ada Alice. to J. Ii. Brown,
the ceremony to be performed at their
residence. 9 Bayview avenue, August 1,
at 7 o'clock.
"I recommend my customers. friends.
and the [labile generally to Dr. Estev
brookc, now at the Mahackemo Hotel.
Heisthofinestcxtractorof tooth l cver
saw in twenty ycara‘ practice. and his
painless system is wonderful." (1. W.
Many, dentist, Norwalk.
Miss L. CharlotteI darker. who made
many friends here while visiting her
cumin, Ill-s. Nancy Atherton. was mar.
tied July filth, at Waltham Mani. . to the
llcv. Francis Goodwin Williams. They
will reside in Providence.
The Rev. J. A. Biddle, formerly of this
city, later a pastor in MilfordJias return-
ed from the mountains. Mrs. Biddlebas
just returned from work in connection
with the American College and Educa-
tion Society in Cornwall.
The ladies of the W. C. 1'. U. will met
in their room at 22 North Main street, at
3 o'clock trr-morrow afternoon. to organ-
ize a sewing class. All children wishing
tolcarntosewamasked to be present.
All bring thimbles. Instmctlms free.
—l§o to llsyes' nmrket for fish. Ilia
low prices will unionist: you.
Larry that-r, a well-known brsksman
on Conductor Dude's freight train, tell
between the cars Wednesday afternoon.
and was instantly killed. Cotter belong-
sdinllcwiiavenand had been in the
employ of the company for some time.
While waiting for a train in the Bow-
aytondepot about I] o'clock last night.
William loaning, of West avenue, dis-
covered that tbcoilinoneof the lamps
bad aprcad on tho outido and was born-
ing quite lively, causing people on the
platform to think there would be an ex—
pluiou. Hr. Jennings picked the blazing
lappnpand thrswit into tilt-strum. llis
bath were badly burned. but he on-
doubtedly saved the depot from luring
destroyed.
Alwingwthslargedsmand for Eagle
Bottling Workamls,sarsaparilla,gingcr
ale,rootsndbircbbwr,etc..itiscarncst-
ly mooted that all bottles slumld be
returned to thsstorv you purchase them
alum-empty. lowileo.
Attire Mormons given by (tiers-
lsud's minatralsia ifasic flail. Wednes-
“ “new
i mothers. "altars and Flirmshars
86 washingtofn St... so, Mai-walk,”
museums W mu.
—8moked78targaon, Buwklingo An-
obovis, Oavlar timeout, flwiss cheese
' Horace Root and Arthur D. Ferris
the Danbury and Norwalk division.
~8blrt waists a syncialty for the cunt-
tainW. H. Verity. ran into the Wash;
ing the barge "Two Brothers" down the
Scotch: ' ’
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Canter avenue, Wodnaulay afternoon. ‘
after eleven o'clock last evening.
in Bridgeport tomorrow night.
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——Cboico blue and weak-fish live and
seven cents a pound at Haycs’ market.
arm. to John I“. Richter, of Perth Amboy.
N. J.
rowlycscapsd being snnatruck in New
York, Today. Since then he ha been
confined to thaw
The entrance to the Animal Bank of
Norwalk is being re-tiled. it isprobable
that the hall will be repainted. Repairs
are also being made 'in the sclectmen's
and town clerk's oflloea.
The iron mouldsrs are arranging for a
tcn'rnils bicycle race to he held at the
fair grounds, on the afternoonof their
picnic. August ii. The prim are gold
and silver medals. A slow race willaho
be held. -.-
~erernber ll. 8. Smith for bathing
suits. '
Iliss Maud Nesbitt, the story of whose
secret marriage five months ago to
George "M was printal exclusively
in Tris Sumner. yesterday. was former—
ly employed as a stitches- in (busins’
shoe factory. Her father is Richmond
Nesbitt. WW
SenatorJolm 8.8eymonr,of Norwalk. is
mentioned for the chairmanship of the
Democratic State Central committee.
Hr. Seymour is reaprwisihlc for the intro-
duction of lion. 8. G. Benedict into
Democratic politics in this state.——Bndge-
port Union. M
WWW!“ prizes has been
Norwalk and Ilanbnry. and the race will
take place Wednesday. August Ill. It is
probable the prices will be three medals,
bronze.
A lwuvy loaded wagon got stuck on
the railroad croming near tho Terry Bed
house. yesterday afternoon. just as the
l‘ittslield oxprms. due here at 6.36, cams
along. The train was flagged and held
live minutes before the track was
cleared. ._,._ ., ....
—-.\nnual sale for ll) days, A. ll. Hoyt
a: Homof Norwalk. will sell the well
known lines of shoes at a discount of 50
m M Fir. on t'). “.50. 04. 03.50. is.
32.50 mods. ”a W ,_
it is not often that we condemn-lid to
ntrtirmsucha pusillanimons little abort
”the limit»; but we tilt! in mm
justlamtbst itlreceut sarcastic dings
grace from a paper that enjoys a reputa-
tion distinctively its own for Insulting
nauseating item, very tittiugly Mignatw
ed by the flour as “bog-wash."
At the meetingof tbs Norwalk lamps.
gational church, last evening. reprints of
tlisreccntY.l’.li.C.B.convontbu
were given by C. E. Curtis, Misses Lulu
Stanley. Iary Burkey, Julia lit. John.
In. Hunter and Ira Andrew Heath.
The nporta were very tolerating and
them.
A few days a; lira. Andrew lien-lev-
sou, of Winniplk, gave birth to twins,
Iysbsbsasp. Baum-pundits
mm.m.m
phrf
A meteor of unusual brilllaucy was
noticed inthc western lieurens shortly
Senator John B. Seymour, of Norwalk,
will be one ofthaspeakcrs attlwrisls-
ing of a Cleveland and Stevenson tanner
Amanda I. Bills, of Newtown, L. 1.,
has sold the residence on Proamct ave-
nue, now occupied by Prof. E. ll. Wit.
Citation a. midi, the messenger
between Norwalk and New York, nar-
‘in the air, when FahTilford, the fore-
suhacrils-d for the road race between
one of gold. one of silver and one of
at 'l'nl.’ Smut. came with very poor
Ilb (.ioorgis Taylor. li- Iiuuis Winn,
tbsrewaralarguattcadancstollstsa to
f Glng
Persian
or man
Eddie bullock. of Union M, is with
Willard (lamb and [arty who are
oampingon Nauvoo Island. They will
main in camp two weeks longer.
John J. Walsh, of Norwalk, thacouuty
debate. was expected to be prmaut to
install the cities" of the Fourth division.
A. 0. 1].. cinnamon night, but
hedld not appear. and the instaflation
was deferred until tbs nest meeting. ltr.
Walsh missed a banquet and a general
gum tilne. which followed the meeting.
There were some interesting trials of
speed at the Gentleman's Driving Park,
Wednesday morning. E. H. Lockwood
drove'l'bomas Ward's pacer a half in l :12.
In a race between Pickett and Shipman,
the former was a winner, and Horace E.
won in a race with Epino. 'l'heraccs
consisted of two heats each, the best
time, 2226. being made by Pickett.
John O’Donnell. of Winnipauk, was
sparing eels from the rocks in the river
hack of DeKlyn‘a bakery, yesterday
afternoon. He had a common tabla fork
in his hand and was carefully poising it
man of the bakery,slippad up behind
O'Donnell and tipped the rock. causing
the fisherman toplongc head first into
the water. At the same time a helper
in the bakery throw out a pail of dirty
water. completely drenching O'Donnell.
Asaoonaahccouldgcttbc watcroutof
hissyes he looked around for his tor-
mentors. but they had lied. He then
dove down after his fork. which was
sticking in the mud, and heaving a sigh,
acccmlpanicd by a threat, be wendcd his
way homeward inamd plight. When
he gm acting again he will wear a both-
ing suit.
ovifiifinm
Jews and Gossip of the Day In East
Inn-ll.
William Staples. of the Pine Hill road,
is very sick. g m
E. E. Gorbambaaaforceofmen
papcfing the Baptist parsonage.
William Lyle has leased from the Cam-
Iolldsled road. the m East of tbcnew
depot. ,, m“
Ilsa Lillian Jones, of First avenue.
and her guest. Minn Minnie Karsncr.
of Philadelphia, have been visiting in
Wilton. _ , .. ‘_
—lleaaonahle prices at Lane's dept
h-stmmwt. Open all night.
Mr. and MrsJ‘barles (Tole, of Cannon.»
station. returned yesterday from their
visit with W. ll. ll. Brown, of Osborn
avenue.
Captain Arthur Smith, of llcscvillc,
N. J.. is spending his summer
vacation with his uncle, W. ll. ll.
Brown. of Osborn avenue.
lira. Edwin Taylor, Mrs. Knapp and
daughter. Mrs. llornblowsr and Ira.
l‘nmrgc Benjamin. of Danbury. were the
guests of Illa. Navy G. Rider, of East
avenue. yesterday.
The appraisers appointed to investigate
tlwmncctingofl‘lprth and South 0s—
hornavcnuss will not meet Monday as
announced. u the property owners inter-
ested cannot be rurtitied in time.
«The Eschaiov Steam laundry, of in
Main street. mealk, have established a
branch ofllcs with l‘. W. Andrews, at
Kicker-ooh Bctts’ lirancb grocery on
Vaniandt avenue. (loads left late as
Thursday will be returned fiaturday.
Fine work a spac'rlty.
Oneof D. I. Fluch's teams became
frightened on East avenue yesterday and
ran away,dhtributing a largo load of
atoms along the road. While the bones
were turning into the gate loading to
their barn the wagon struck a tree,
injuring the vehicle and breaking the
harness.
lulu-a.
Wilbur limitbabouth Korwalk bat.
terwbokasbecn working in England,
upcotalorotmlo America the latter
parlof this month. In limith writes
tbathohaaspsntflvedaysin [retail-«a
hyansl twonigblsia Dublin, one day
iaCorkaadtbvbalsncrof the time in
Killsrasy; has visits-l fitntford. tbs
, Warwick,
Motion
Batting is improving in all of lbs
tiaatbltorwdk fmmmlpuats
for tbs past law days have sounds
”.mmlor
morblarprabMastbsas-naad.
of
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Gingham" l2 l-20.
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Mull 12‘ l-2c.
& Son,
boron; STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. *couu.
““”u.....u..o;;:.:”i“m'x;
plossaltaflsrnoootoa attitsirhome,“
[Will-l YOU KNOW.
Plusant Paranavba absat our and
0th" faunla'a Iris-Ia.
Arthur Sherry. of New Haven, is the
guest of B. 1’. Iorgan.
lira. Mary F. Ely and daughter Helen
Wm a few days in Ridgotleld.
union .1. n. Kimmey will move into
his now cottage at Roton Point llonriay.
flies lnu Staples, of Bridgeport, is the
Ill!“
Dr. llartim of South Norwalk,register-
ed yesterday at the Herald office in
Paris.
Miss Iiinnic Sohrn, of Philadelphia, b
the guest of her aunt, Hrs. 0. A. Pranke,
of Camp street.
Dru. A. N. Clark and C. P. Boutwell
went to Ansonia and return yesterday on
their wheels.
Ifrs. William F. lorgsn, of New Havo
on, is stopping at her son's, H. P. Hor-
gan, 33 West street.
George E. Thompson, general agent of
the New York Life Insurance company,
was in Norwalk, yuterday.
Ifr. and lire. Herbert Benedict have
returned home after a few days’ visit
with friends in Danbury.
Mina Bessie Packard, of Newburg, and
Miss Smythe, of New York city, are
guests of F. l. Jonm, of Cross street, Nor-
walk. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schmchl, of Port-
chestcr. N. Y., are visiting Mrs. Schme'
hl's mother, Mrs. E. L. Canbeld,of Eliza-
beth street.
C. Fred Street. of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
the guest of his parents, Mr. and firs.
Charles G. Street. of Honeysuckle cat—
tags. Union Park.
Mrs. William Lawrence, of Quintard
avenue. and Mrs. H. J. inwrence and
daughter (trace. of Clay street. are
spending a few days at New Rochelle.
)liss Ellen Kenney, formerly a anchor
in the Franklin street school. now of the
Watch training school, New Haven, is
ugliest of Mrs. B. McGovern, of Elm
street.
Hrs. Nancy Atherton and daughter
Katherine, who are located at the Pequot
llomw, New lmlon. for the summer.
spent tar-day with Mrs. Olin llallock, of
this city.
lrving Camp, of Maiden, who has
been spending a few days at the resi-
dence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Pryor, of Riverriew Terrace. Nor
walk. returned home this morning.
Mrs. (i. C. Stillson, accompanied by
Slim Minnie Rowan, Mabel Beers, Mary
Palmer. Slay Fitch and If. K. Jenninp,
the bridesmaids at the marriage of her
daughter lva, to W. B. ‘l’bomwn. just
one year ago, are in New Britain cele-
brating the anniversary of the event.
'l'lll! EllillilENCI CHEST.
It no.“ as stations wan. It is nui-
eat of Arenas.
A medicine cheat should be a part of
the furniture of every house. If you can
have anelaborate cabin-L so much the
better. as far as beauty is concerned. but
the “gudetnon.” or the big boy,can make
one that will answer every purpose. If
youarconc of a tow women that are
handy with tools you can manufacture
one yourself. it may be of any size you
wish: but it olrould havo two shelva at
least, sndbo furnished with a lock and
key.
'l'hoenmgency case should be placed
in the upper half msontewhsre that will
be easy of access for each member of the
family, should anything be wanted at
night. The door should be kept locked.
andtbcksyplaccd out of the reach 0‘
small children.
liomastothccontonuoftbccbsst or
cabinet. There should be witch baasl.
oaurplwr, vaselinc,cholcrs medicine, lini-
mrnt. nitrs. anica aadsllotbcrreraadias
that are in frequent use. There should
also baa gens-rim supply of band-gas,
flannel, prepared mustard platen. court
plaster, oak-crow, medicine gia- and
dropper.
Inch delay may be avoided what
some our cuts a finger or has a toothache
if simple remedies aroatbaad. ‘l'bssup
ply should be lurked ovsr often, and re-
aswed avsnoa as anything is lacking.
lswllavsn’sII-slaflowm.
Thegtpaymoth,wblcbhaa basil-lak-
iagsaehhavuclultorwalkly stoning
tbstrresoftbrlr folk”, is said to bs
waxingoattswllavaacllas. lthllksly
’ Mann-W
Wallsosstls mas-salmon!
beans“.
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guestof Miss lnez Keclcr, of Matt nvc- A
nesday evening, ccmmancin
LEADING
l22. Falrfleld Ave"
J. I. 031"”.
Moratorium run tuition.
Stralfnrd More Kaspora leave ‘l'aas M
used to the Loch or tbslr sures.
Early yesterday morning burglars en-
tered tbegroccrystoreof Todd I: 00..
Collins' drug store. the confectionery
store of Edward anour. and the rail-
road station, in Stratford. ' At Dufour'o.
the thieves secured about $2 in change,
two boxes of candy. and a box of cigars.
At Collina’, they carried away a box of
cignrs, and all the change in the cash
drawer, while at Todd's they secured a
few pennies, and some merchandise.
The total amount of money mom] will
exceed $10.
in each instance ingress was obtained
by a window. A large stone was buried
through the glass, completely demolish—
ing it. the value of the glass in two cm
exceeding that of the goods taken.
When the glass had been broken. the
window was unlocked and raised. 1: is
not known just who the midnight vul-
tors werc,but suspicion falls upon several
young laughs who live in the village.
About once a month several of the stores
are entered in the samomanner as those
Yesterday were. and in each use but
little money was secured. Themenhants
have come to expect these visitors. and
leave nothing of value in the store.
Since Ezra Whitney had a valuable
safe blown open and ruined about a year
ago some of the merchants have adopted
a novel plan. Attire-l to the combina-
tion lock of each sale inn tag bearing the
combination, with direction how to open
it, and telling callers that there is no
need of spoiling the safe. When the safe
'u unlocked no money can be found in it.
lnonestore the safe isanohHashionad
one and locked withaIQy. There the
tag tells where the key can be found.
AN HITS! 70! DRINKIKG BEER.
fienn Thousand Plants and Animals with
Every Blunt-I of Water.
in the annual report of the state board
of health mmiclcmhlr- information mn-
cu-rning the kind of outer drunk in the
cities of l'unncclicut is given. The sum-
mary of the microscopical examination
discloses the interesting fact that in the
average about 7,000 plants and animals,
aside from the bacteria. are swallowed
with every glusful of Connecticut reiter-
voir water that is drunk. What the
proportion of bacteria to the 7,000 plants
andunirnals may bathe report did not
say, but it isconaoling to a nervous per-
sontorcad thestatsnrcntofDr. 1"“
G. Lee, who says: The water in the ma-
jority of the reservoirs is fairly good and
unquestionably would be much improv-
ed bythecscrrising of greater care in
preventing the growth of plants and in
removing tin-tn which have accumulat'
“i, .. . .. ... , ._._ ..._
Harry on the Anal-Ia lent.
"moral Passenger Agent A. W. l’rrrin,
of the llousatonic railroad. will leave the
smployofthoroad on August 1. having
been notified that his serVicca will not be
required after that date. This is the
first removal of many that have bum ap-
prehended since the lioosatonic came
under the control of the Consolidated.
Ir. Perria will be unneeded by Charles
B. VanAlstyne. amiatant general freight
amt. It is not unlikely that clerical
headshsreanrl elsewhere will begin to
fall rapidly before long.
It is said that I. ll. l’rvsay, the
agent at Wihou l‘oint, received a blow
on last week. which mealrsdismiv
sal.
Ilatlo Its, walls is. s.- sins-s.
07mm tbs thefts.)
four men were lndaatriously at work
yesterday afterm. making hay in a lot
on Hair: strut. near the old Dr. (”runny
'nlntlaalflwt.
lfl‘omtbsliasvttc.)
’l'hcwolnan who w- ”soliclting" on
Wsrtavsaus last crowing best haves
carsorshawilllandiatbclocbup
”humanist ,
N otlce 1 Notice l Notice l,
This store will be closed all day on July to. and-every
June
but months for the benefit 0 our clerks.
CHAS. ۤEvmoun7
Wad-
29th. at six o’clock during the i
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. south Norwalk.
GOOD PAYING “cannon?“
s—v-BIOUBKD '03 GRADUATE 47——
THE NEW BUSINESS llllllEGE
Bridgeport. Conn. ’
Three Departments—Business, Telegraphy, My and Typewriting.
Best of references furnbihed. Call or writs for circular.
mscrras.
i!"-
Mistress—Well, Bridget, and bow h
your husband? Washerwoman—Bham,
an’ he's all used up, mum. litre-—
Why, whaLails him? WWW
lndade, t“, mum. last night be had
such bad dreams that he couldn't slaps a
wink all night. mum.
When a man "feels his oats” it is not
always evidence of his being a stable
character.
it makes no diflercncc how ambition ,
amen may bctoexcelmtthis seasouhe'
can endure being "thrown into the
nitride."
"Miss Budd's heart islikc a volume in
acirculating library." “flow is that?"
”Not to be kept Ringer than two weeks."
A Kansas newspaper man wrote a
communication to a rival editor '
him an ass, and then signed it, ”Yours
Internally."
Tracheal—Bow did Napoleon Ill, reach
the throne of France? Pupil-die rode
in. "Rubin? Nonsense!" “OILIO'ID.
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officer asleep there? Brawn-”Sure,
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day and it made her seasick.
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pleased because the woman took a fancy
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