Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 23, 1892 · page 3

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, NADE WITH
Pure} Fruit Syrup
ALWAYS

from II. III! no. In“ IT, IIIIn
gIInmusr InnrnIIIEeIIrII.
TI. nun ”ST or srnurs.

in? Us. WHEN YOU WANT sour:-
run... mar:

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"We haveiust Renewed
FRO)! THE MILL A CASE OF
SPECIAL
WEDDING
STOCK
PAPER.

Benin Size, IluIeII or Plain.

IN NEAT BOXES, WHILE WE \VILL
SELL AS LONh ‘ (1A3 TIIEY
LAST, AT

25 Cents Each

.——_"____.
OUR STOCK 0F

Blank NDBooks
Generalitationery

IS COMPLETE AS USUAL.

Ii. Hilliiéted,

Druggist.

0

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43 Washington St. Sn. IInrwaIl.

 

$I0

Reward

 

In the many iriemis III lnIaIIInil;

Ten liollarsinliold

Am“ in mulls IN now will
bill!” tothr. pom... who will b.-f.m~ Jul)
III. In. I”. nend me the moot «unwise and
explicit {antimonial rotting forth the medio-
Iul m...- and curative properties of

Loxatonlk,

M initwhni it Ila-done for you Trail-
Ila-hi. Uni toils words. Innrdor that
"'33...

“I nnpnlndiootl domino may

hofmorw. (3. Foot. and John
n. tantrum rm... muted I.. not no
I“. PrlniobomrdodJnIyt.

3... ”‘.‘. H...—

” liEIIdiBIIiLSIIN,

m In.“ 0!.

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a.“ r uncertain]
”microbial flank allmy
Iha'z... made natal-go"
soc as
3.13”“ 2‘...“ "if“? " r‘“
on run a v my
1w ilialao mm

.1. A DISCOUNT or
.01. ALL Gm

 

'I'IIII. EVENING SENTINEI.

JAMKS GOLDEN, Edilo

 

Proprietor.

Tatum—1w 6 month... v2.50; it months.
81.25.; I nionytho ' ntualnulo urn-loo." ~ .onta.
”.r.—m.

tumour. sorrel. »
Nolicu roommm. of all
Hath, to which on Man in WI,
and notices calculated toprmnole private
interests, weep! where an adoerfiaemau
of some appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents

a line.

LIST 0' urrrxns

Remaining uncalled for at tho following pout-
0mm for the want finding July 8. INS. Por-
sons calling for any of these letters will 1.1mm
say they are ndv:ertlaod

South Norwalk—Mr. Christan. Dewitt C.
linen, Charles Green ishucy Gowns.
3m... Wanamnklur. Smith cm Miss
Minnie Clan Be e no B. Andria
cure Miss lion Ie rBnglll {.w Hubbell. MIR A.
Broth horton. erick Ilenery“ W
Burgers, Mrs. Sarah Campbellh rs. D. 0. Bus-
5.911,)“. Andrew W ht .21.... Firtach care
Mrs. Underhill. Wm. anahan Hrs. Ste hen

\cotleld. a... Piano. Boone Mlsa Noll... ‘11»

Iictt.$nndor§uhlilhnf.l)r .dlmm3 3.3m
Aallg, 1.8 Ontrandor, Annie Mel arla

.D. Munwn. Jeremiah shnhy.

MNoni-Mk Miss ”HIP. llendrie. Miss Kate
Smith. Mil... Smith. Miss Maggie
Stew nrd, Mir... Jennie Wilson.

Saul Norwalk- Mrs. Emma
Raymond. Alexander Ollie...

flinlature Almanac lot 'I'o-inorrow.
Sun Rises Sun Soto High Tide Low Tide
at. til at hill at lldl') at 1:3

Net lurk llerald \I’cnthcr l‘ureclol.

Torch.) fair, warmer and more sultry weath—
er will prevail, preoedod probably by «lightly
cooler weather, with nhonera on thr- uea wants
nuIl front. to light somewhat varinblo ni'idr.
mostly Iontbcrly. (1.. Sunday inir. sli.htly
warmer and aullry weather will probably pro-
yuil,witb light to fresh vnrlnhlo wind... fol-
lowed possibly by thunderstorms. nnd rm Mon-
dny partly rloridy to fair, sultry wrath”, “ill.
slight temperature charm and thunder-
atonns. _'

 

 

A.

AudrI-ws, (i.

 

 

snooty summon

 

l'renrhera land Thclr Thor-ion In Noni-1k
Churches Toomorrovr.

Nu"!!! Mom .I. x ('ououm \rron \.1. ., “'.‘.
mouuvnnd Wont ~U'l't‘ll’. No “tiled pant..."
Souk-er. “bill it. In. and .: J1 p m. Suu‘
day school. 13m. \oung I'oo III-‘5 Ina-ting at
6411, subject; ”I’owu nnd nitii." I..-d b)
MaI’snaIlH. Tout-at. Rm. libhnnl (I. “ran.-
of Rye. v. ill premh

5011‘“ Norm ..u K METHODIST. \\ . of airline.

n. or Garner. No.21 Bllrllt‘h. [union
l’ruuhin... 10,113.". and 75]”). “1.; Sunday
School 1:61) In 'Ih. pastor will proachinum the
morning upon "The (upturn o Iorichof‘
the owning upon "Chris! at the Tomb of
Lnuutu."

l-zwr Avmu Hummus-r nrzir Vlul/Atllfll
nvvnur, lanai Nomwalk Hey. . M. Img, -
tor. Preaching “till a. in. and ..II p 111.;hull-
do) Mhuol 121...:youiigmnplramwtiug 6:31
[I in

So. 111 Norm... Kli..\l’1'l§'l' \I‘utnw nuv. mar
l’in. ~lrnl. lim. AnlIiIntlIHHIuIIon. pat-don
I’nmhlux, I'm) t.| III nnd at. p. In: Sundng
~. hool, l.. in , Y. I'. > I' I" prnitr 11 min»: .3 I
p w.

'l‘.l..\'..\ ).I'|:31‘Ui'.t|,, Wont sun-t nud I-‘ntr.
Ii. [.1 m. rm», Mull. Norwalk llu. Itliu II II-
1...... mmr. 3‘.thSun.tnynlr..-‘.r'1rtntry Muffi-
in... l my”. Lllnlly and sermon at load}... In.
auudnv a. hunt or I.‘ Inn-mm: I‘rrutr at
”I. p in

Norm“... (foxuuloxrmnm. mrnrr Park
and hurt. streets. liar. '1‘. li. Noble 1).qu
“blur. finiu-zo at I03) .1. m. find 7:.” p. 11.5..

. 1‘. 8.1‘. E. mretln, Ii: 'It p.u. iiuv.
l-rnnk 5.1'hlld. of lalrilieh will IITUII) the
pulpit morning and owning.

Nouvuur Mnnonurr. Word and Mot. mg-
lllll'n lit-hr Uwrgohin Alnt um I). m.
50"f\IN"i III"? a. m and r. In. in; Ind.)
rk'luad I‘.’ In.: Epworth hm rue meeting, It '.II
p. I... lit-L I NimmnnoJ). “KI . a former [blui-

Nonnuu IIH'I’HT. Ell“ mouno, .Ippmiu-
tum. 11.4. I". Robbin», pastor, Nr-
\hu III: .II .I. III 011.17.:le 1...: Sunday: about.
1:: Ill..It"11tlh.l’flllc{: Mnku. .l p. In young
pmva 1 muting, 6:3) p u. liu |.\N’ Itlvh-
nrdaonJorrnI-rly of Stamford. now panor of
the I”. ntonnial baptist than I. of 1 rmklyn.
will I..-v upy the pulp! morning and evening.
Mornin subject. or III: Bake Only;n 5w...
1...; ml. at. “tilorloua and I hour-ll I: v.1."

51mm... Brawn... Church ntmtmppo-
niII- thorium-n, Norwalk. llav..'1'.|iraham.
mun. Divine mice and aerrnon. at Ithlll a.
m.; subject, "(‘an1133 Monday». hool 12:111....- .,
Dulnc aorta with Icrmon at 7;!) p. n..- nub-
1m. ."n. copulation.) Thromh tho 1......
1‘hin.m'l’he("onle.' Um our .I.-room. Fro.
niriirum nnd Ir. cordial welt-onto to nil.

Hum: Ermmrnu Iieldon Ivonne AIIII ('l’tms
Intro. I. Norwalk. :i..1IWalkims. rector.
Morning l’raylrr. Litnny and «mum at
[MINI-1.11 Sunday H.-.hmI 12:11) In. Emitting
I’nutr and I..-noon '.’. 11. p. to. All on: wet-
mine.

81'. )Ilur‘ull. 0. corner of “not nvrnmr
and (' bowl amt. Nonrnlk. mAlton .leo. -
uni. pant-Ir how him.". “In (hlldm. n
Mrs-9.8511; In: High Momllhlinma Nap"...
Billy. tn.

Aoynrrf hymn.”

\‘anZanIit arrow. Ila-t
N.nrvrnlk Roy . I

Tom min-tor ’.‘-our
In... Imam... and bill Holiday new...
I: .n.; prayer and pro anion. on) p to.
Ban Norman! 3min. Corona/mom I..
Riverside omit... Roy. C. .Andomo.auo~
tor surmount Wan. not! am... or.-
day MM 3:3) not.
Nrtnmtrooo Union (Jinn... lly "mane.
Hour}. Nmflignndaym New I.....
m t. rr "may...
rid—I35..." Ihum'kxkllw I..Iu
outlrrmunc‘unr. and. rum um
Taylor avenue. Initial” 03"“ In

tom-o Isn’t-Coma ama- mono “ll-r"
tithin-lguatapmfloumimaup. In.

mbool. It” 1}. 111.. ‘ Y. I. O. A. _mlog. 4 It In.

 

Cindi!” an...» Ann-51y.

Two mix: from to-duy tho Catholic
Bummer Anatomy of America will begin
um W onion inflow londoo,
urinate.“ Moon-ion tritium to
boa Mimudingtom
out indication» rays the Uonnudtoot
Catholic, it It bollevodtbat fully 000 m
dent: front _ minimal the country
will in lithe city" while Ibo
school to to prom and that tiny
«In I... obi to acorn much broom
from the ailment court.- 0! lecture-
that no to be doilnrorl, no one will
deny. Home of tho obit-t Catholic

pattern! minim-um...»

moodwuhttotholmtmmdiflm
out rune-mummyhuair-
rangedtu,nadatlinntl,thouwho
amnd will.” but! to 3 II.
lanthanum rumor."
londonutbedhfornoidhctholalflal

 

 

n South Norwalk yeuhirdny with a dock

tor. v. lll [IWMII morning and t \l nin... .

(mount "Amman W.Qula build.
lug, mrner “all and Kw'ptrmn, Wk.
PMIM'J 11hr moors owl 1.3.3

ndommrmminx ll 1...: pro-cling. .
AI ltrraootn rt... 3.2:»
n;.anrwnll.flr II". N. M
knives III Itfllmm. no.1 tulip...“ ax

 

NIIU'I‘II NOBWA LI.

What “to People of Our City are lining
alul Buying.
John F. Flynn will begin laying n

two-inch water pipo for Profut & Kunpp‘n
fnotory No. l.

—A large lot. of boy' In almost nailing
below cost at. Knapp:

Tho Connecticut Prohibition Stole cou-
veution will be held in Unity liall. IIart-
ford, August 30 and 3t.

John I". Flynn has the contract for
overhauling the plumbing and ileum and
gas fitting of St. Mary's convent.

I

—-l"resb blue-fish, 5 cents a II... on the
smack at the Wnnhionton street bridge.

The sloop Noun A. Row Inn-J sailed from

load of shells for Long Island oyster
bed...

A. II. Boom, of Bridgeport, has made
plans foran eight-room house on South
Main street. for Waller Wilcox. It will
have modern improvements and cost
$3,500.

 

~1’ure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Ilmtnrirnnl.

 

Crabs have made their aluminium nnd
promise to be very plentiful next month.
The catching of this shell lish gins.- great-
er fun than all the rest of tho “town's
fishing.

 

Don‘t suifor from any kind of Ilhouum-
tism or Gout! Dr. Iliclmrdson's Win-
tergn-en, Prickly Ash and l'olory Ilhvu—
IIInti.' Powdorn .‘um tho Wurst! I'm-m.
Ask for 5c. or lilo. sniuplv.

Patrick McQuinn expects to and for
Tipperary. Ireland. one wool. from to-
day, tovisit his bmthor. who... he has
not seen in fifty year... His brotIn-r him
been in the Quin-It's SI‘I'N‘II‘I' for hourly
sixty years.

—Smoh~d Sturgeon. Burrklmgo Alb
Choris, Caviar Nouschutul. Swim obi-car.
010.. i‘ll‘. , nt )Inlmo's markI-I.

('.Iptnin John G. llerroy, of Fair lla-
ven, who Is engaged to the Virginia oys-
Iortrndv, rovently brought n cargo of
1.000 bushels of sholls from Bnitixuoro to
South Norwalk for planting purpm

l-Iveryouo h; invited to atti-ud tho
ntwting of the Y. I‘. S, ('. E. Iii. lllt‘

South Surwnlk Baptist ohurvh tn~uwrrnw
evening at 6:31). to lisiru to II rrpnrt of
lb.- .\'ow York mun-mint. given by Mia.
Clan. Ryder.

——I’rof.J II. Earns... m-ulmtopticinn.
who in so .r.-II known Iwro in this. \icilr
ity.ctui be cotisultml at A. S. I".-rrts'
jewelry 8mm, August 1 and 2.

lino of tho wheels of Raymond
Bmthom‘ light wagon collar-rod nmr
Allen Delhi saw mill ymtonloy after-
noon. Ilnrry Siro‘. who was out ml.
looting with tho turnout. was obligml to
Irnlk back in South Norwnlk.

The lung Island and Funk-n. Slates
line uproar is still being run botwoou
Boamm and liawleyvillv. II is. not
heavily patronized and it will undoubt-
edly ho withdrawn at the first opportuni-
ty uuloaa tho Putin. route in I'lhlllilt‘tl.

 

—«-Juniu.~. Brown does pointing. paper
hanging and 3.3mm! jobbing. Order
slot» in pool Dillon. 1’. I). lid-Irena, No. 8
llnrilnnd stroot. South Nomulk. I' t.

The “hot wave" roman... hourly lita-
Iionxiry in tho inn-riot of tho country.
with its granite-t. intomity in tho fur
northweat. whom the maximum tour
pornturo won 102 yotitorday. It will
pmhnblymntinuoto affect thin motion
until Monday, though the dangeroon
but may be interrupted nightly near
the main and Iaku.

The funeral of In. Nary E. Seymour
I'an largely attended yeatarday altar»
noon from tho residence of but non,
Charla E. Hoytnmr. 25 Wont “mt.
Roy. ii. 1'). [turne- oillciatod, and Burr
Noah, who was lint. Soymour'a chi-I
Ioniar for rover-I yearn, made norm ap-
proprlate and very touching rework- re-
filling the uhrlttitn character of the
deceased. 'lho milboaren were .I. 8.
Donning,C.l-‘. Ilnthxk, J. W. Water-
bury and J. W. Powell. 'i'hII interment
mo. in Pine Island cometary.

“I rooommond my cum. kinda.
udthopuldiomuflly wont...-
lrrooke. now at the “when... Hotel.
Help the finestoxtraotorof teeth I over
our in twenty yoata’ prmttce. and hi:
poinleu ryttou. In wondutnl.” I}. W.
Natty, donut, Namath.

Tho when of (tummy 1) bad
Moratorium sad drill Ilnty It tho
«minim. Ja‘ImK. Crotot,
adjourn oftho Fourth «stunt. had
charm of the Mandolin; for tho
autumn-ad parlors-mini. dutiulnl
aotdlorlymanarrudmtbomfin at...
facfionoftbompany. 0...“... 0.11
Duty “honorarium Ania.
midwaftliodriil fhptaln Dom...
nmuywrdodrpurhon Wotan

 

 

 

84 WASHINGTON

lIcnjaInIIIB. mod ondfleorizo 5 Mil-
lor, who hnyoboen employed In F. Iinyes‘
market for normal yearn, rmignod tholr
niobium. ymiordny afternoon nod will“
oponn mantrunrkel in tho store nt l3
North Muir. ntrmt.

——TI_Ic Christian hurlenvor hunch party
at Comp.) on Tuesday evening. prmuim.
to be a wry plonnnnt niluir. Cnrrynll
will leave the South Norn nlk Baptist.
church at 5 o'clock. Tickets 50 cent...
Supper sold on the bench. Japanese Inu-
torns will tnko the pines of the mm...

The Southern New England Telephone
company has arranged to locate a pay
station at Camp White during tho eight
days the 0.8. G. are in camp. . An
oporatm and messenger will be in at-
tendance and the station will doubtless
prove I. grunt. aocoiuniodation

——Evory body is talking about the
beauties of Snrotogn and its life-giving
bumps. The air them exec-Ila that of
tho mountains and unborn. It costs
you but $8.50 for fare and botml if you
go Monday by the special Saratoga train.
The accommodations are of the [rust and
the journey there is made delightful by
the attention shown by the manager rind
chnperon. Tickets are now on sale at R.
H.1’inismd'n, 48 Washington street. I‘m-
cure thou. early

A new fountain pen that eIubmu-u tho
qualities that fountain pom. are claimed

 

want." and from our exp-Hone.- we had
concluded that it won a want always to
be felt and never to be suppliod. Tho
“Snokott” can... the molest toporfeolion.
It. held the flowing and writing Ipuibtios
but woo awkward in shape, and no frail
that it could not stand tho strain put
upon it by the pondorous writvm for THE
SENTIXI—ZI.. But nomu follow .liscrm-rml
it infringed his putont, and it. had to go
into rotiremont. But another and hot-
ter has come to the front. in that it pus.
sens-s every good quality of tho S'tt'kt‘il
with the addition of being a much hotter
pen. The holder it. also in 3 new pnttvrn
and the ink murvoir for tho ordinary
size to of about doublo the Impurity of
those heretofore in use. The pen has
boon mum-d the Franklin and is on sale
at R. II. I'Inistml's drug .Iioro We
r.-.-omn.mul it to all thou» who wnnt n
genuim- fountain pun.

Mill“ ALK All“ \.

.I Ilrrny midget of Items From the
lloronxh End of Tom n.

.\ lWI‘IVP-ptulltlrmn mulmm to Mr.

nIId Mr», .“ICIIIII'I It'llrilly yahruluy.

Thin Is. llwil’ twelfth I.‘IIII.I.

Lost night. 30m» one ntolo a hl‘lilng
vhnir from the f rout swop of J. III. Ibo.»
niict's rosidt-ncv on l‘hastuut sin-PI.

mi’un‘ collar with pure crenrn. .r.

mp. dopnt rootlmrnnt. ”[mnnll

0
night.

T III‘ L'Iiiun Lyroutu servo-o nili b.- ro
pooh-II at tho A. ll. [5 church Sunday at.
I p. .u. Tho InunII'nI pmgriunmvls to
Irv N'I'I’y line. .

Thomas Walsh and Millon Elwood,
who \vhwlml to llnltgor. Men, about two
wool... ngo. rotunmi hob.» ymlvrdoy, ro-
portiug a very plenum)! trip.

0. T. Punch. furlrtvriy IIf .‘ornnlk has
our thanks for I‘opim of 11..» White
Mountain Echo, publishod nt Ilothh-iwru,
N. II. Mr. I‘Puch is vnipluyod on tho
palm.

»-I-'inonntivo bluo-tish nud weukdidt
only 100 n pound at tho Pooplo'n Morin-t.
2i Wnll atroot. this owning.

E. It. Iionr'dict, of the Alpha Wheel
club, will endeavor to break his own
record Ml‘flm Norwaik and Bridgeport
tomorrow. "II pnwnt mold Ill 53.
minutes. ‘_ _

(laurgo Iiutton and I-prnonmnn John
Juno origami in II italic encountor on
Water rim-t yentoniny afternoon. Tho
light was declared a draw an it In...
thought tho polio..- worn approaching.

——"ly wife and l hul work done by
Dr. Patebrooko. and W1! regard him an
an export in bio brain... Ilo pro no
pninwollhm of on. 11.. should not be
nomad by Any pemn having had Moth.”
.I. II. Buckley. manufmnm. Norwalk

0.. Friday. July 22, E. Hill, Jr.,nn.1
Leroy lililnrd broke the bicycle rooonl
from Danbury to Norwalk, making the
distance from the City Ilall. Danbury.

fortydwo manta. They loft Danbnry
at 1:50am! antral in Norwalk at Mi.
The prorlonr but record “91:10.

John Connolly and on...» Hunter,
lulu moot bonitoflhiabom'l‘hnm
day from Gilbert P. Underblll. The
horse Ind burn out to gna- for me
timoJmt III-boy: cornmeal funding
It oatmwltloh no mrprhad the animal
that it died May. Imty- door boon
After they Noam the mo! it.

Jefhvlunn,flniiafl8maw
oltholoodon and Who Fire In.

ohotedpruidoatoftho Norvalk Filo
Insurance company. to hatred William
Loom... Tholmdoaandlanouhtro
modemuototthommyudy
MW ,

(that-'1’. Hallo. dark form

 

 

llalo, Manhattan-from“: homo
tantra-om. Oahu-dubi-

 

 

topoasem. basindoed been “:1 long felt’

sonnet. company. of Liv-moot, has been I

 

Fine Grades 9. Ginghams 10c.
Scotch Zephyr

 

It in rr-poriod that. Allison Fm, of
Silverminu, hm. drawnntl. 500 prize in
the [Anti-Inna lottery.

L—§lrm‘vlu~d Sturgeon, Bnocklingo An-

‘ ‘I‘IIoIIII, (‘ntinr Neuscbnu'l, Swim. «tum

I‘ll! . «to... at llnhno' e Innrkot.
1.
mA cottage prayer meeting was held but
owning at the home of adios Emma ll.
Silliman. on Center avenue.

The :Fairiield County National Bank
has placed two judgments liens against
the property of Frederick Holden,
amounting mfl,-l9‘3.88.

'1—

'I‘iIe trendy elected oillcers of Division
No I, A. 0. II. , Will be installed by
County duh-gate John J. Walsh on Wed—
uuudny evening. August 3.

 

 

—-Fino rib roasts, first quality of beef.
IQIc a pound. III the People's Market, 21
Wall street. Norwnlk.

Iler. (moor A. A Taylor, of Florida,
will preach In the Knight Street A. M.
E. church tomorrow morning and even—
ing, survives commencing at the usual
hour.

Attochmuntu for $42,350 nnd 335,7. .
wore issued yesterday against the New
England Terminnlt'ompnny in favor of
the Now York and New England Rail-
road (‘.Impnuy.

~Aunual 9an for 30 days, A. II. Hoyt
& Son. of Norwalk. will sell the onI
known limo of shoes at n discount of 50
CLP per pair on $5, v 50. $4. $.50. $3,
$3. 51) mouths.

John Douro... ugI-d eighty-limit: your...
who livvs in Cranberry l’lnius. walked to
Noni-oil. and return Thumduy morning
bofon- Inn-akin.“ and tin-n did a good
01.be work in the lIr‘III.

l'irIIIIukous, of Silvrrminv, who mm
bilwuby ndogmms daily to tho Pus-
h-ur Inmitut.l in Now York for Ironi-
ment. William Wardwell's Inrgo dog
was kiIIoszIIt was bitten by the sup

[land moddog.

-le Erin-brim Strum Laundry. of :II‘.
Mnin strwl, .‘orwnik. bar.- ostnblisbod a
branch oilire with I“. W. Andrew... at
Nh‘komm& lieu-5' branch grooory on
VanZnndt nvenuo. Goods left late or
Thursday will ho returnod Saturday.
l-‘ino work :1 syminlty.

\'_ NI. lIUfllll‘CIit'l’ narrowly monpod
running down a hill.» girl on .‘lt'TWIJ
«mot, hint owning. Slur was dnnrinr
it. from of him. shouting. "Blister. you
can‘t mum-or rue." This isn common
practluo among .hildrrn in Norwnlk.
By nnd by audio on.- will got injurod. n...
th.- I..-st of ridvrs will sumo-limo. loco
motto! of tin-ir "niobium.

ill I'III ’l‘lll‘ l'l\'l‘ll.

Rrwa and 00qu of the [Day to Ila-t
Nor-alt
Mr... II. II. ’I‘ur'kor i1 tho gumt of

IIII‘IIIIS iu l'nion I 'in nIId “'ntrrbnry.

Mr. and Mr... lb-bt'rt A. Sl-ymour. of
Milford. .In' Bll‘lllllllg a fow days of thoir
Wt‘lltllllg tour at Mr. Soyruour‘s foruior
hour.- on .‘Iano nwnur.

Mr... F. W. linker. of l‘ntclmgnr. I..
I....ud Mil-u Minniu Hudson. of Stony
Brook, or.» I..-ink I-ntrrtniIIni at tho homo
of lienry Taylor, Seaside I’ince.

mtlwing to the Inigo domnnd for Hugh
lhrttling Works nod... omnmrllln. ginger
ale. root nnd birch Inwr.etc., it in (turmoil-
ly mlllt'flktl Ihnt nli bottlm ohould ho
rotumvi to tho ntoro you pun how the...
of an noon I... empty. Lorrie. at I“...

“0“ .ll'l'llh.

Mix-v. I-ZIIn Iliuhnrds, of Brvmklyn, in via-
iting at tho noidonco of S. 17. Norton.

Rev. John Iirlon, of Dnrion. will ad-
mioiotor the m'mnwht in the Molltodird
church Sunday morning.

Roy. Loni» Fn-nch, of St. Luke's
dIII'rI-b. Nomn. will preach in the
Bnioknide chapel tomorrow afternoon It
I o'clock. The choir of Bi. lake's I-hurch
will “lot In tho wry Ions.

DAIIBN.
Arthur Raymond, Ibo Smrsr... new»
boy. lo the proud WI‘ of a new bicy-

tolhollankoflfmalkiaomhoorand *

ll. ll. Matbo'r and daughter Emily have
”turned from a visit in Now ll‘avon.

Sunni (Irnmmn. oftho firm of In-
therd: Grumman, was not at the Mm
ymlay on mount of Ilium.

‘l'lto members of tho lothodist church
will plentc.Wodnooday, at Pound Rocks,
Int the (lore IllIh, stamford.

jenny a Fatrhanka, .I.. mum...
havfdiuolred porinorlhip. Ir. Kelly
lip, mud a position with Alonzo
”Vii.

Dr. French was the guest of John D.
min. at tho (.‘imhnd-Htovemon
nesting in New York Wod-
oronina. Ir. Ctimmlnl own.
.. 1......th mtdmoo on Collender'o
nod la u very prominent Damomt.
& having been mandated by nor-
York [aspen no Inflatable con.

dilate for mayor. .
W My No. 8. Knights y

 

.I.-mm. of Now tiara... «fill
‘.’-Mu not 1.1...”de

4*". Imumwfioob

Ginghams 12 d-2c.
wPersian mun 12 1-20.

A Dickerman & SOn,

STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

9,“..oiilpayaolionorary‘

 

or... res,

 

Prion... to.” non.

I'lunan-t Purnxraphu about Our and
(ltltur l'eoulu’a Prlnudn.

Minn Lulu Carpenter, of New York
city, is tho guest. of lilo. Dorm, on West
.uonuo.

Mina Grace (.odf ror of (.hmtnut sin-ct,
in \initing friends in Bridgeport and
Strutford.

Min. Fonni.» Sherman returned home
to New Ilnwn todny after a wouk‘u no-
journ in this city.

Miss Efia Bartlett, of Mattenu'an, N.
Y., is It guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gould J.
Rnndlo, of Winnipnuk.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. S. St. John, and
son Ilnrry, of Elizabeth street, are spend-
ing .1 few days in New York city.

Mina Lizzie Eldred, of Wood [law-n. is
spending a few days at the maidence of
Councilman George S. Trowbridge.

Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Jones, of Bing-
hnmtou. N. Y.. are visiting their uncle,
John Bouton, of Main sin-ct, borough.

Mrs. 7.. C. Smith. and daughter, of
New York. or.» visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel W. Smith. Lexington avenue.

Mrs. Plinth-s L. Werner of Main
street, returned home today. alter a
few day“. visIt with friends In \\ est Nor
walk.

Charles T. Winlors and family. of
\uwark,.\ . .I. .. nrv spending :I urn-k zit
the residence of George II.
Spring street.

 

Yushurgh.

Ixttort'nrrirr Henry (I Iiniloy joined
a party of friends. at New Roohelic thié
morning and went to (lieu Hand to
awnd the day.

Olrwr Jnr'kson. trawling rigout of the
Hartford Cycle ccmmny. nrriwd in
town ycstenlny afternoon and is rho
gumt of his parents on El... strovt.

Miss Mary \V. Provmt, daughter of
bowie. Provost, of North Stamford, :Ind
Nit-Is I-Ilizn lhIIInIIliIu‘. of Now York. are
bOnrdiIII: during the warm sonwn at
Five Mile River.

5. M. Allen, wife, nud daughh‘r. of
South Norm-ilk. are registered at the
Avenue llouso, liethlohom, N. II. I‘. T.
I’.~m'II.Xor\\'aIk. is .II the Valley View
IIotI-I in lb.- snmo town.

Mr. and Mrs. Prod II. Quintard and
him. Gould lh-nl‘dict, of “'.uhinglou
«moot. have roturnv-I from Ucoau (Provo.
Mr. Quinlan! starts Monday on a fishing
trip to the Thousand Islands.

Samuel Nash. of Winnipuuk. Iiib‘ gono
to lk-thlvhoru, Pennsylvania, on n visit.
It I... understood that III' “'1“ return “IIII
n brido. .\Ir. Sit-h is a member of l'UIII-
puny I". and his nurmulm oxtend oon~
gralulnlinns.

Mrs. Margaret tiller. 1.1.51..er apomding
n few days will. IIvr daughter. Mrs.
('hnuru‘vy Irx'kwrmd. of t‘hostnut SITN‘I.
Norwnlk.-—)I'L~'u Julia Wood. of Nor—
wnIk, is Waiting \vItI. hor IIIotlIor. Mrs.
Mary Wood, or. Ihitlrond :tyouuu—Mrs.
l'. W. \Vnrdwvll, of South Norwnlk, is
visitlug Iwr .11.... Mrs. William N.
Marlonwllrs. Stou'nrt Iiyington. of
\"zulllllglun. is visiting hrr pnronls. Mr.
and .‘Irrl. I‘. \\ )I.-:ui.-».\'vw ('nnnan
Moron-ugly.

IIlIlll‘ -Ahll Tlllllllr'

Important Now. of the t ounty and state
Cbronit‘lrd in a Con-Icnarul l'onn.

'I‘iw Iwontymiath nununl meeting of
tho Uuiwmnl I’onv.‘ Union will be hold
I.. I’vttt'u Iirovo, Mystic, Wednesday.
Thunuluy and Friday. August it). ii
and I3.

The pool oilh-o nt Warehouse Point was
('llll'l’l’iI by burglars. Thunulny night.
Thoy Iurulo nn ntlorupl to blow upon the
auto. but worn not sorrowful. They got
off with only 15 I-I-uht.

The drug More 0”. II. Iinrnos iu Mil-
ford wm. onion-d by burglars I-urly yo..-
tcrdny morning, and cigar... mnemrlmuu.
pipes and other goods IIloIon. llr.
llnrum Intimatw IIIR loss nt 8200.

An onh-r for thirty sound. lights to
mat $3,000 each has been given the
Schuyler I'lloctriv company by tho gor-
ornIIu-ut. (Illicinh. have been at Middle.
town for I..-rural days testing the lights.
AI. foot as thoy an. complain-d thoy will
Imahippal to the nnvy yards. II will

mpiirr amoral months to mmpiolo tho 0

order.

[mooring Vouragloa. n (.r.-oi. .tI) yearn
old. was unrated yesterday by Ikrtoctivo
Fuller, of Now York, Imd Chiof Rylnnds.
lie is wanted in Constantinople for tho
murder of a non captain under who... I..-
Itemvd. Ho was taken to New linen.
whom ho will be tried In order ihnt he
may be held until extrndltlon papers are
uncured.

 

Ilium. out by It... rm...
waalk people who have attended
wintrr oocinlo and dances at farm hour...
in the rural dialricto know 3.0.81."-
man, the violinist, who liver. on Chestnut
Hill, at Cranberry Plain... Mr. shipman,
although I. mnrriod man, baa I. decided
liking for the fair .on and this fact In...
for some time been tho bone of «onion.
lion Moron himself lull wife. Ills
plnco who in her mum. and an he did not
like to leave homelhoy managed to live to
gather. though not vary happily. The
other day molten. enmioacrilil and
NI... i-ihlpman ordorrd her husband out
of the turns... flaring no choice In the
matter, be packed up bin belonging and
out... out. Now he I- cotunlling on
Money. III to noon mt... of unit...
mt.

WWW
Pour- habitual Ina-donut

 
 
 

 

. J. l". GRIFFIN.

"1"“ mailman. Wmmmm

Livers, Impo mom...

’portod J ally. Nam

melons and eve
Btrawbo

rup,
oboimfiiynd Oils and 8"

Sardinesp

 

nesday evening, commencing

hot months for the benefit 0 our

LEADING

 

122 Fairfield Ave.,

ROMANCE 0|" PAIRVII'IW.
Thu Nov Odd l‘ellowa' llnuio— Sketch of
Mo l-‘ormur (Inner...
TI... New London Doy gives the folIow
lug inton-otiug' hiotory of the former
owrmm of l-‘alirriew, the delightful old
Stafford rosidonco on the Thames just
purl-hum] by the Odd Follows for thoir
stntv homo for aged and indigr-nt Invm<
bers of the great order:
l-‘niryit-whusuhistory. It wars built
by t'oI. Robert A. Smilurd, a wealthy
planter of Cumberland Island, Georgia.
who in the days belong the “or lived on
grand wigucur on his insular principal
ity. and Mimi the bent grad..- of the fam-
ous Sm Island cotton, which mmiuuudml
4 or 5 Could more :i pound on account of
its peculiarly long staple than any grown
olwrvborr. II.» owned 500 slaw-s and
“‘35 monarch of it” be surveyed, his pus
5035mm oil tho coast of ergia I..-lug
bounded only by the surrounding u'ntors

.lllvr ilzo numm'rof 1h.- liutes and the
L'Ilblillll nruuug wIIthI-ru goutlomuu he
diswnwd :. lavish hospitality and Ill:
home was upon to .III who...) mnk onrirh-d
them to his mw‘luninmm‘e. During the
Wurol lIwIivln‘IIIon l‘nI. Matron] was
loyal to the cause of the Union and
when lion. Joseph Ii. Hawk-y was (-r.-
compo-l on I'urubr-rhmd Island with his
{I‘gllllt'lll II.- was virtI-rtnirIv-d in prinr‘rly
slyiv at tho SInIIor-I homo.

L‘ol. Stnilurd's wonIth was not and
his Soutborn “mansions roprrscuml onIy
a portion. them luring: an ample fortune
iuvmtml in lb.- North in null 05bit.- and
gilt .ulgclmn-uritios. Early in tho Iiftios
t'ol. Stntford. whose matrimonial ntl’nirs
\\’l‘l‘i.' mind. not to say highly union-d,
bought fmm lit-Iron .‘\. I‘opp. than 11
county judgo. 3 piece of land I.. (Iroton.
and bull: lb.- lIouso now
l'nirriew.

New I... brought 11 Wife, a Polar-3d
woman and Ill‘l‘ childron. and mtublisbml
the... in tho pinto Ior their permnm-nt
homo. .I.-sirinv; to give tho childn-n n
Cllllllf'.‘ in lib- that would b.» dvuimi [I..-u.
undwrtlu- huh of III.‘ :quilwl’n ~1..I.-s
“‘IIII'II .Im‘l‘vwl that Eb.- children. run-t
follow the slntv of the rn-Ithvr. l'ntlvr
this low tin-y Would how bum slairm or
.r.-r30.

Thor.» was ”no mu. “‘Im .Iil-d in youth
and four daughters, Mary. Hilvu. Add
and ”odor... :III wouwu of grunt beauty
in tin-Ir youth. They wore gin-II owry
:Idvnntnuv of education that monoy
could obtain for then. rind in vourso of
t'Iqu :Ill vwr.~ Illlll'l'lt'll. .‘Iury Il‘lflllllt‘ th.‘
wifvni' I'rvd-‘Iick I‘ulrnvr, a rmidoul of
Xirf\\lt‘Il. Sim

known as

on». divorrml :III-I I..:Ir-
{ml lIr. Il..ylunl. who diml some years
:Igo in nu inxinv asylum. .\II:I married
1.“.dean mum and dim] abroad under
CI!I'IIIII>I:11]\‘I‘S that Ind 10 suspicious of
[xii-I..... l-leou ruumwi II New \‘urkor
burned lintd)’. or t‘omuindorv Brody,
whoostublislu-d the runes on Snrntogn
hike,on of Misc. Twmd's henchmen,
was .liror. .11 and married I. mun named
Hugh-.6. vnmgml In tlu» tntnswrtntiou
burrito-em. Mcdom spontn long time in
I’nris nnd was married to I. Mr Yo..-
burgh. Sb.» lIIl‘tI two you.» ago.

All tin-daughters or» now dvad. rifh-r
lives umr.» or loos tilled with troublo and
advouluro. ‘At thodonrh of Mr. Stafford
his will was found to .I.-vino all his p.»
«whim, north of Mfk‘itlli'zi and Dixon‘s
lino, iothia ntIIin and in tho list In.»
cousidomble property in this I‘ll)“. Ilia
will ortmu‘d n tntst. Joseph It. flinging.»
nod Infnyclto Foam being tho trustw...
1).. the IIt’fltll of Mr. Douglass, the lion.
Auguutun Branden-c become I. trustw,
nndou tho .I.-nth of Lnfnyotto l’mtor.
Jorrminb Halsey nurooodml in the Inuit.
Thom-nth of III-don. terminated the
mm and the money was dividml helm-on
t 0 children of Mary IIIIII Ell... In tho
jIfiinxd iIIVIHIOII of tho pmporty Fair
vino was not Itpnrt to lilnry (Mm. I’III-
titer). and for u long tune It no... hot
homo.

WIZNTNIIIT.
Mr... .\1. I.. l‘illoy III Vllllllllg friendn in
Troy, N. Y.
James Pratt. of Moriden, is I. gut-at of
friends hrro.
Chnrim II. Lyon, of llrirlgI-lxirt. hm.
been visiting friends in town.
Mira Belle Ilrynnt. of Hudson. N. Y.,
to visiting lira. t'harios F. Rider.
Bin. N. I
Ills boon [I] filth. Samuel Wood.
Edward William... of New York, has
been visiting bin father, II. A. William...
Mr... E. 8. Cable and daughiorn houlfin
nod Antoinette, nre at tho Whito mounb
aim.

Thornton Holden, of llring-port, ha:
boonaguont during the week of Mr...
Seton.) Allen.

Rev. Royal T. Raymond, of lilddloo
town, in whiting hi: pronto, Mr. and
F. It. Raymond.

lira. Punk V. Minoan and family,
of Brooklyn. mane-In at tho I..-Idem...
ofChnriaiflurllmtt.

.I.. In... Ingram fine... of
W. . "Iron-uni nor...-
Mdfl'lflfafld Finch. *

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in In It; season. nLime Juice, Lemon Syrup,

that con.
W

”Notice! Notice! Notice!

This store will be closed all day on July 4th and every

.,. v ‘ Um” ‘
um. WI... minim

“it.“
Pic kit... of all kinds. Guava

rt Relish. 1000 rows-ogre
A full line of Fancy Crackers, including i 9
Ginger Snap... Olives, fancy Lemons,

paratioun in cans. .
celebrated Watery
Orange... Bananas, Water.

 

Sauce in Jar... The

this country.

 

Wed-

J une 29th, at six o ’clock during the

clerks.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR

GROCER,

33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
coon PAYINd Posmons

V ———SECI'IIED FOR GRADUATES AT—

IHE NEW BUSINESS flflllEflE,

Bridgeport. Conn.

Three [I..-.mrtnwuts—Buniw, Tok-grnpby. Stonography and Typewriting.

Bust of roferenreu furnished.

(‘all or write for rirr-ulnr.

PRINCIPAL
”'5 '1...

Struck by Lightning and Burned.

At. 10: 30 last night the born of Benja-
min Butler, of Southport. wan struck by

lightning and burned to the ground.
The building mu. a large one, well stock-

with hay and grain Several wagons
more .onsumed with other property.
The blame alarmed the neighborhood and
.vcry effort was made by the tonna—
pmple to extinguish the fire. The log
is $1.30.) with little insurance.

.- w. .. .__.__._._~.~

Corporation Returns.

Nurnnlk \Iills Co. Norwalk, capital
$.UII.;IIII.) real estate, $50000; personal
t'SIilU‘ $106,103.44 debts, $28,844.09;
I’l’t’tllls. “£170.34. ‘

Westport Land and Building 00., “'est-
port. capital,$lii,000; real estate. none;
personal rotate. $13,000; debts, $13.11);
credits. $330.16.

 

 

If .1 New York millionaire gives :1 din—
Iwr :It orb nouns and 26thstreet, costing
you. III. “huh giws 19 people dyspepsia,
and [IIGSP poo Ie spend $1, 456. 00 In doc-
ton' bills nnnf iiunlly hate to pay so. 00
till I. furl .I.-tin. Bloodl‘ure to cure them,
u h1t oould he the saving per capitn if
rho dinner should not be given, there
being 97 persons at the fenst‘

Inquire at Plaisted' :1 drug store “here
you may bare the problem solved and
mt inform .tion about Cactus Blood Cure.

DIED.

\\' II SUN «41 tho: (‘iy lIoftl. I..-WIN). “‘ilson.
in the nineuty tint our of his age.
if’i‘um mi from St. "atil s .rhurrh. Mon-
tiny at Z.ip in.

'TayIOr & Golden?

Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.
soUTH NORWALK, CONN

anL‘riIf'
W A N'I‘ED.
Axum Ln... .mguflIexnhnIoImeIAmi

\ nmminl agents: no minimising: liberal

>|.eil‘\ an'l .xrwm - 511...]! no ital r uirod.
\drlrcao liox with: Boston. Mariel) N

m m

._._ __ _._._ _.. 4 .._....._I

 

 

 

’MBnboock, of Stonington,

1rd Times Prices.

f7“ murmur... I ISOII

Fl. II .rirh Ioopcrnte m .uhinrN n! Kelsry' s
.' .lu: tf‘ in. tory. Iii \l'ndiiumon atrwt.

erlili \‘urn i’niil while burning and
~r. .Idy uurk. Eh Kr Ise).

1‘0 LII‘T.

l‘l itNlSIIi-ZL) one or fun .lmant rooms.
I an b.- mu at No.1 Kill It. MINI cor.

l... r >3.th Mnin. 1'33! '1:

l‘l lI\'I 11H) room for anu or two penile-
IIII' TI- Tum r. :Wr till». \pply lo 21

Mar lull -Itr.--.-l Knuth Nor“ .Iik. ('1

I

mytirf

 

3.33!
I III. SI. of 5H ru -III~ XII. Ill “'omlunrd nixe-

nIIy. in good oniu-r. lhnf. 315i Inquire
of i‘. _ “oodmtrd. 'I‘. 3'..th Muir. 31ml
South Norwilk. jyzl 1w

\I\ plorwnut room~ ou Spriu; «reel. Two
t ruin.m~'~ on (Inn) .1. put Aim after
Au IIIII rum. roum born. No.15 Holden
IIII III ~trr-v' .\\ ill. .I. ‘1 Hindu -rn r-nmenlentes. A -
pl) to \\..u \i. lump-n I ‘rofut Jr Knafixi'lrt‘No.
Illil SF . orm- r North .\1 air. and .\un run-eta,

1i. “mitts lb u. 911...... r in: II I
modr- ‘rn iIIIprm-I- IIII‘ M». f‘ "lingo of . moms at
,\‘o .6 \\'m..lv.nr.l mum-z Apply to E. A.

\\o.I.IVI'.IIrII

I I)! \L r room-mun!
Iliur station. III

flux :2 Ilmtuylvm I‘ on...

air-Ir... urnr Five Mile
'.' at month. Addrrm
unfit If

'21-\\' houw Taylor Menu» ’10; 5 rooms
“Hunrstrmr.99:5rmnm.'31”emu-.35;

fnrru Imuru‘. born. garlhn rm. pantnraxe
1w. *1: mom-I. Ibmuyton. 8111. Raymond
y.» m-

 

l‘llll SALE.
'1'! ,\'It rabbits for not». Inqnlroat ohm I!
It: Muir. ntrwt. Norwalk. 1 non. nan...
\ 11001! work horro- for ‘IlIl‘ fluid an ar-
urlllll of hot. or low A good worker.
“ill b. «.I.! dun... A good bargain.j ply
John II. Knapp. it: Wont Fll’l'PL )‘énf

Hill-2F iim- H. In of furniture.w one parlor not,
our . luunbor NI. nud nIII- IIflluI Rel . lint
pn-dttuvl) Inn-old m- it wrolt I'rlm n-r low.
.\ tlrw npwrtunln. In turn at No.1? I‘rnlnk-
lindmr. Mouth Sum...

' - 1.0.5.12

lanAIUI, I‘Nl nn milrmul tmk b9-
twrrnr‘lnmrur-I and “null. Norralk.
from \'.-w to... n unld make rln
\' irtvr Tborne. "In

.I

fil:‘l

 

.. . .'
$2..
vomit.
with inIIIon-l hunt

limit. I .mn.
Iri’l'lilt'l‘flf" NOIIWIA)I.K. A... PROBATK

l (:0an July nil

hm. erIIrI. application hag been Inndo
infliilf'hurt for min) nirtnilon of the 00qu
of Emily Nor-luau- of Norwalk. in anldDio-
Iricl. .I.-«ml.

Mir-ml. TIMI nahi uppllmlinn bol uh

onuhzloterm‘iml «II “I" Pro‘ba ul Ufeooln
wl . on ho 29.. my o 10
o rt... it iorrnrmn: and 1th miblloyhotulez‘o igno-

M I... iron to all WI’IIIDII Internet/ad them In by
.mblh. .I.... this. out or in n hour-norm having a
. In I. t on in raid llllll‘lt'l II. lent fivn dun

before said tiny ofA Ilgll‘lll
All. ‘WOODWARD.

1! “duo.
IIIEfinILL

BUSINESS BULLEGE,

trauma... ODIN.

A live. minim-rumor. for It..- omtiral
training 0 your... Inc-II and you...” wanton for
Intuition... Ito thorough Ivor turmoil.-
l”...

 

 

corn on .ulpmrrni.and efficient“: of
gmumnv; won for It We mandate? of
hilo. itrnnobm taught: k
n llenmnn-h to. 'orvmpondonop
“gala”... writ... Arri Imlnmfman
Englinhm xtI'uiloa hotont to or.

dflopi. lib. Md "m"... “‘IlfiIIW. A?

M. A.“
out. “I'D-

 

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