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explicit teatiuwolal Ieiilaa forth the medic.
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REDUCTION IN
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remnant, so 3, 4,5
rolls of a pattern. I will
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THE EVENING EENTINEL.
ultra unwell maul almond;
oil. with” WW...
Armin. mo: I
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an admission is charged,
and notion calculated to promote private
interests, accept when an advertisement
alanine «mean in advertising columm,
are char-02d for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. ’
”5‘17”
Miniature Aha-u tor Iii-narrow.
Bun Rises sunfieta l Hlxll’l'lde Low Tide
at 4:43 “7:14 It 1215!) kl. 6:3
low York limit! Weather I'D-resale.
In thla district today fair to partly cloudy,
sultry weather will probably prevail. with
nearly the name temperature as yesterday and
light to fresh soother and southwesterly
w1nlls. *blcll utel'arel bly’ to be attended by
athundor storm. followed by slightly molar
weather. 01: Tuesday fair. slightly clroicr
weather is probable. and on Wednesday fair.
slightly warmer weather.
80W"! NORNALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Satan.
Miss Emma Becker is seriously ill at
her home on Washington street.
Eight members of the Norwalk Wheel
club rode to Danbury yesterday and had
dinner at the Turner lIo
——l’urc ice cream in half pint, pilrt and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
Peterson lt' Franziila commenced this
morning laying the foundation for Dr.
Iont‘s new opera house on Washington
street.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson's Celery, ('ulmb, Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubloz. Ask for So. or 10c
sampll‘.
The yacht "\' iola ” ( 'aptzrin til-1.
Dale, left South Norwalk for New Y ork
city this morning at 4 o'clock. The boat
will take a party on a two weeks' cruise
down cast.
The New York and New England road
makes formal announcement that the
Long Island and Eastern States Linc
traiuswill be discontinued. The route
has never paid.
——l’rof J. H. Camus, Mlllle-Opllt ran
\v ho is so uell know" here in this r it in
ity can he consultui at A. 5. I'erris'
jeu eiry alum, August l rind 2.
Two tmin loads of Danbury Odd Pel-
lowa came to Wilson I oint this morning
and took one of the iron steamers for a
sail through the Sound to a grove on the
New Jersey coast.
The schooner Amos Briggs" rs dial. barg
log a cargo of bnck at Bay mm Broth.
cra' dock. The sloop B. A. Willis is at
B. M. Tollw ct L'ommny's wharf with
several thou-laud bricks.
John H. Ferris will furnish the build-
ing materul ftl’ the oily ll electric light
station. W. II. Smith. who has the cou-
tmct for the mason work, began work
this morning. About “0,000 brick will
he used. _‘ __ w ..
‘wlrebdrameuilmybiisthnwrs. friends
and the public generally to Dr. Este-
brooke, now at the Mahackemollotel.
III: is the lineal extractor of ml: i ever
saw in twenty years' practice. and his
painieas aystern in wonderful." l‘. W.
Many, dentist, Norwaik.
The axial oourmittec of the Young
People's iiociety of Christian Endeavor
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
will hold a beach party at (Tempo to-
morrow arming. Carryalla will leave
the church at 5 o'clock.
A gentleman who is sending reading
maturrol mainland rvllglous character
to the pew lilacs-of W desires to
know patlluvabbtakallmtllr mill
the [irradiat- larlguagsand; other Bean-
diaarikn dialects. Bend word to this
office.
”a“...
Misslloaallylandand Charles Boyle
mutual» marriage at the brides
homeoa Taylor avenue Saturday «or»
timbre ceremony being performed by
JutllniMlesKTowuesrul. Araceli-
the enemy, wasa
fink
lion heldll
ham who were married Thursday night
uumberol tlrelraeigbbors.
Illssell Neill, ulinswortll, Divers, and
Messrs. smith and Hitchcock, of south
Norwalk, are attending the Now Business
College, 122 Falrfield avenue, Bridgeport
William Vogrer, of Railroad Place.
sang two solos in Arion Bali, last even-
ing, in the singing content now in pro-
gress among the members of the society,
Mr. 'Vogler is over eighty years of age.
Min Wiuella Hanford, daughter of W.
8. Haulorll, will be married tomorrow
to Harrie llorehouae, son of Robert N.
Morelrouae, of Norwalk. The ceremony
will be performed at 3:30 o'clock, at the
bride's home. .._L':..
Charles Kent, who plildielr ladders,
chains, etc. about the town. was taken
in hand by Chief \‘oilrncr this morning
charged with selling withouta license.
lie promiacdto get a liwnse from the
city clerk and was released.
Stephen Tirayer, of the l‘onsolidntml
f rcrghi office, lost a valubie cow through
the neglieuce of a neighbor. The, cow
got into the laiter's barn and ate a bag of
meal, afterwards drinking a quantity of
water, which cauRd its death.
«Pure coilee with pure cream, he. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Mayor Marigold, of Bridgeport. has
not thus far bad a declination of his in-
vilation to tho mayors in Connecticut
to meet in the Park City Wednesday and
I cola shore dinner. Those who
we u been heard from are the irrayors
ol Daubllry and New Britain.
The supply committee of the (“uncro-
gatiousl church received a letter ol ac.
ceptance Saturday evening from Rev.
Gerald II. Baird, of Chicago. who was
called lobe-come pastor of the church.
It was read at the service yesterday
morning. Mr. Beard will commence his
duties October 1.
The fourth annual regatta of the
Indian Ilarlmr Y at ht club mil he sailed
on Saturday and will be open to yachts
of other clubs, over the club courses of
twenty miles for all boats over thirty
feet, and tiloeen miles for smaller hints.
The entries cloee'I'bursday. l'ommodore
Burritt has entered his peerless yacht
"Cornmmloro" for the race.
—“)Iy wife and I had work done by
Dr. I-Iotebrooke. and we regard him as
an export in his luminous. IIc gave no
pain to either of us. He should not he
missed by any person having bad teeth."
J. II. Buckley, nmnulucturcr, Norwalk.
Town Clerk Smith was untitled by the
County Uorumialilmers this morning
that the application of Mrs. Mary Crumb
fora license to sell liquor at the Round
Hill hotel, has been rejected on account
of her having been trio-l and convicted
for violating the liquor laws within a
year. and of another case [refuting
again“ her. A.-.
Though the “hot wave" in the Cen-
tral and Atlantic slates yesterday is
moving eastward. the dangl-roun heat
will probably continue in the southern
andeastern partsol this section during
alargeportlouolthc day. There is a
promise of some decrease in tempera-
tilreand sultrlaesa by this evening or
tonight. But there will still he rink of
srrrrlltmkell and mtratuma.
NOINALK KENS.
A Breaay Bldg; of Item from the
m lad alto-a.
Dog days begin to-day and end Hap-
iernber 6. -
The errat of frvaeoiug St. Mary'- church
will be $.83). M
The officers of St. Paul’s Sunday
vchool have decided to hold the annual
plastering-till.
In. llally‘Oalilialll aged ninety time
years. hcflilcallyillatthehorneof her
sominlaw, Charles II. Wheeler. (hcbard
m m“...
Ir. and Ira "serge ll. Allen. of
(Mat-fleet. are rejoicing over the
arrival, Heturvlay night, of a twelve-
MMWM; _M
licorga Illlisr.a driver on the main
health-street railway. was overcome
by ttlelleat Saturday afternoon and was
obliged to stop work. He is unduly
to-day. W
bMilehpdvuland for Eagle
Manama-Minotaur
ale, “Industrial-r, olefin-earnest:
lira. Madeline Biber with; on.“
were serenaded mm «m; by It port
Fine Grades 0f Ginghams l0c.
ScotCh prhyr Ginghams 12 i-2c.
Persian
Mull l2 l-2c. “‘1‘"
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON
Captain Sanger has tender-ed in“; I.
m... - w. . «new: 23 “or?
W”..-
Nova‘alk. W the New Wimv
rrrer school, which clhied hilt w'eek. ""
Iir. and Mn._ Patrick (‘rotty's baby
girl, Mary France», was christened atfit.
Mary's church at 4 o’clock yesterday
afternoon.
Special Officer June is on duty this
week torelieve Oilicer Northrop, who
is taking his annual vacation. lie will
spend it at Manchester and Elizabeth,
N. J. .
Milan B. I. Donne, of llott avenue,
and her Sunday lrciwol data of boys in
the Baptllrt church, together with their
best girls, will picnicat Nauvoo to-lllor-
row.
bin. Charles F. Raymond, ol Kufiu
street who fell down stairs mortally,
cutting her head and sustaining other
injuries, is much improved. she is over
eighty years of age
Captain Davrd Bennett, who heartily
aold his news store on Wall street to Alan
(l. Betta. has bought the grwery brai‘
tress of Peter O'Brien on River strut.
lie took pea-onion this morning.
The sketchssol the lawn tennis dale
and negrocook which appeared year-
day in a New York paper, were the
work of RC. Brainardml this pics.
The characters were well portrayed and
took well. .-
Rev. W. J. Slocum. of 8!.
church. announced ylnterdity that en-
velopm would be given out “('3‘ Bio—
day for the annual coimion, witch
rmnrmcea theiim flunday in August,
and millions through the mouth.
12‘. it. Benedict. ol the Alpha \Vleel
club, who wheeled from the club's buil-
..oartcrs on Wall street to the new YJl.
C. A. building in Bridgeport, yesterday,
against time. made the run in in minutes,
thereby beating his former record by
24 minutes.
Mary's
STREET. SOUTH
Illlllsumurcr Melina“ I of disconnecti-
Gill! 3"" mllfll WI! lie
’ beldatblew Haven tblayear.
Ilium Bertha and Mary E Allen, ol
bldaea Comatock’abara atNorth’Wilibu
was destroyed by tire atB o'clock ydter
day morning. lieu, m, covered by
immune. .__._-_..
The infant son of Mr. and Ilrs. W. N.
Simona, of Franklin avenue, wall
taken with convulsions about 11 o'clock
this morning and at this writing is in a
critical condition.
Mrs. B. F. Price, of Norwalk, whobaol
been quite ill, and her little son (found,
are registered at ithotou Point Hotel.
Ilr. Price will also board illere. If the
change is beneficial to lira. Price she
will remain several weeks.
Under the requirements of the law all
dealers in junk old metals and second
fraud articles are compelled to pay a li-
cense. This law haabeen a dead letter.
The selectmen now intend to rigidly en.
force the law, andanotice tothatetlect
appears in the advertising columns.
Eleven Stamford.“ pimple-came to Nor—
walk last owning tobear Rev. J. W.
Richanlson's sermon at the Norwalk
Baptist church. Mr. Richardson was at
(are time paitor of the Stamford Baptist
church. Heiamrw'pastor ol the Gen-
tennial Baptist church in Brooklyn.N.Y.
Captain 0. W. Swift, of the Danbury
Wheel club. and other Danbury wheel-
men visited Norwalk yesterday. One of
thcpurtytold areporter that the race
Mwecn Nomik and Dir-bury. August
to. would start from the Metblnllst
church lib-nit izllll o'clock. The Alpha
Wheel club will entertain theihnhury
“III” “4"!» the M'.
John Barthel. of Wollpit Ilrlla. who
haabeco at Dr. Smith'- aanitariuur in
Wilton for six weeks. came home yea—
terday. His wife was afraid ol him.aud
some words followed. Sheriff Toner
wasaeni for and placed Barthel under
arreat for breach of the peace. He was
tried before Justice Austin this morning.
lie was final *7 and main.
NORWALK. CON’N.
I’IlilI’Ll loll KNoN.
lac-om
Kiwi Dmit- about Dar and
Other People's Fri-ads.
R. B. Blackman, of Daubury, was in
larva yesterday calling on friends.
IIl-Lucys. Merriam, lateol Portland,
Ore, ill visiting friends in this city.
Ilia- Anice Butt-lifts, of Brooklyn, is
visiting friends on Fairilcld avenue.
Howard Seymour and family returned
to their home in Schenectady, N.Y., last
evening.
George E. Shrick, of Newark, N. J.,
spent yesterday with friends in South
Norwalk.
Ir. Gerhardt, of New York, was the
goat yesterday of If J. Bell, of Baxter’s
pharmacy.
Mrs. D. l-'. Dental: and daughter Ber-
tha are v'niting Mrs. D. U. Smith, in
Jersey City.
Mullet and Bruce McQueen. of Brook-
ly n,spent Sunday with Mrs P. H. Smith
of Mott avenue.
Mira Nettie llyatt, of New Rachelle, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence,
of Quintard avenue.
Dr. Charles Scribner. of l’uttenron
NJ. spent Sunday with (leorgo 500
field, of tk'ntcr avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jame» Delhi and daugh-
ter Jennie. of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs.
II. Lauder. Bayvicvr avenue.
Mi. Emma Disbrow, of New Rochelle
lea guest at the residence of her uncle
D. E Dirbrow, West avenue.
Rev. J. W. Richardson and wife, of
Brvxrklyn. were the guests of Rev, and
Mrs. I’. E. Robbina yesterday.
Mrs. I". B. Squien and daughter Mar—
jorie. of Railway, N. J.. are guests of the
Mm Smolder, of West stneei.
Iran Taft, of Bridgeport. was the
grant of his brothers, “cough and Sey-
mour Taft. of High rotreet, yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Caisson. of Brooklyn. N
Y., is spending a few days at the reel-
dence of George M. Benedict, on I’Jm
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Steele and son (Tharles,
of Brooklyn, spam yesterday at the reel—
dencc of William II. Swords. South Main
I ‘ “roam
ported Newport 1%]thle
includiug
\special meeting of the intakes of
the Baptist state conveaiton will he held
at t'rl-awent Bench July 29, to am
for the annual aeaaion, which will be
held this year at Williruantic. the ser-
vices occurring in the First church there
on Tiler-day and Wednesday. October
The creasing of the electric light and
telephone wins causnleoualderable dirti-
culty Saturday night. A an. on [alert
Park extinguished the lights in Ira C'ole a.
Him.
..I" Baird's and other houses.
ill and l9.
Saturday evening one of the rear
wheel» of a wagon belonging to a New
llama man collapsed on Main street.
throwing the man, who was intoxicfierl,
into the street without injuring him.
Another croaa burned outseveral wires lob
the Wilfplmite villa. and Ill? electric light
company were obliged to shut down for
a time. The thunder storm of Friday
night burned out the «inverter supplying
lights toJ A. Finneoand the flour office.
I rlrll Recovering; 0' lull-all Dirt on Bail.
lie replaced the broken wheel by a new
one which he hadon his wagon at Ibo
time, and procmled home.
Ilateolu’ve alterationa are being male
in tit. Mary'a convent on Chapel and
The addition on the north side ol the
building ill being carried up to the more
height as the main building, and their)-
terior in to be thoroughly renovated. I’be
slams are staying at present Mullen.
Thomarltoa and at other conventa.
William J. i‘inney. of Kerwin shot,
employed“ the Union Manufacturing
company} mllla, was cutting a plea of
ateel Saturday morning when a paricle
flew all, hitting him near the left rye.
cutting his face and a portion of theeye
llll. A local physician extracted the
fluvial and the wound in healing. At
tlrrlt it was learnt he would lose the night
of his eye. _ .. -,
JudgsJ. ll. Bail, after disposingel a
few minor cases in New liaven. Saturday
adjourned the superior court until next
Saturday. Thebcariug of the motions
lorelteratlonaia his finding of lactic
thcl’bclan-sth qua warraato on in
being held in eirarnberaaud tbsattoraeys
areinatructedltotio divulgethepvo-
(readings. Tire finding. therefore, will
Prl'rsll'lo. July ‘5.-——l’rick [metal a
restful night and stems in a fair way to
0"“li was "hailed this
morning on “0. 000 bail.
rmrvery
[4pm lai to The mariachi
Nona-ll Munr- l- Earthy-rt.
Referring to the Southpovt Trinity
gallon.
church choir and the marble with Organ-
ist Wool. the Bridgeport llkrbeof Satur-
day says:
seruringaa director In. N. L. Bunting-
too. oi Norwaik. a lady [sure-lug a rich
and pleasing «rutralto voice.
termin- experience in some of the bolt
New York choirsand the fact that she
has few equals at a vocal timber and
director ol music, cats-ed great satisfac-
tion unsung the matters of the magn-
The mice- of E. II. (irowe, of
South Norwalk, were next secured.
high tenor voice ill of an eaquirite quality
and he has remarkable control of it.
Nina Iona Taylor, of Norwalk, who he
a small but sweet soprano voice,cm
pie-ted the party of talent front Norwalk,
the bane being Ir. Wheeler, of South-
port."
”They were very fortunate in
Her ca-
Ililr
I'M orlglul Mlgflon.
Saturday's New Canaan Manager
prlniaalietllIIIOaharehoklenolthc
rrrotrahlyuolhemsllbeloremlm-
day. ’
Last Friday afternoon, as
ThrallaadNorsblxuemf the?
town'splnmibeyviaitadllalsm
haul’alarlnouCheatnut Bill and
lwfladaglaaraatllrplanllls
lion A arm on. up the do.
caughtluatrapaadloatolreofbh ,
andotrsollllahiadlep Theotlisr
la
legwaterriblylaofiatedandbaaglmp
audit-elem. Inflation wan m
tbedogforlrs. Hubbard Barnard
iaateadolnotliylnghsrolltscoullktoe.
beatbwsrltbiniu-lbcnatlaaaitltl
mlaaysoaatocoileetlerib earw’Tbe
Mommies-i rav- lattice
has-verve”
Jam-Meatballalitlolnaum
in
NewCauanrallroadwlroainveatmsnt
William ill”. 'flre
stockholdeuwanwlyallflamford
entitle-ramparts. Olthelto,
’ men -l aredeadandfift arenow
cut llamaneooclety,werepingto*il- l! w y
toamiuvaatlgatathseoadiuoasnks
residents of New Canaan. "It is,” says
the lie—emu, "perhaps naedhas to any
’liratlbsorlfiaalmckllolllmdidnot
reallarany dividend-upon their invent-
mhut lost all they put in. thin.
notwoltlrs-woaklnowirawllliagto
receivetbeir subscription and have the
mall dieontirrued. The original direc-
tion were llamas! St. John. Willard
Parke, Alexander law, litephel Hoyt,
Andrew K. (M. William I. flay-
mlald.B. Y. lit. John, Jaapir B. Iloyt,
Jane-l). Warren.”
”gen-mm».
“ultimatum
Total AMUfludOll-aecilcut,
willcbmhluldel on them
other“ blbfahloheaveryh
print “We!
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“their”
maidens-WM
MWDWKIM
sins-t.
Misc )Ialille Vivian and Miler Grace
Brotherton. of Southingotn. are the
guests of Mr. and Ills. C. t‘. Brotherton,
on Iizlrbor avenue.
William Mci'nnn, of Albany. N. Y..
formerly of Norwalk, is the gut-at of his
mother and brother Eugene, at the
borough end of the town.
Professor f'. W. Warner and A. Y.
Tnllman. an actor in Daly's company,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Adams, of Taylor avenue.
E. 8. Forms, mrreaplmdcnt and report-
er of the Peekskiii Messenger, is visiting
at the home of t'harles Hauling, ll’r Bur-
bank street, for a few days.
Hi. Illa Buckingham, of Bridgeport,
daughter of Walter Buckingham, for—
nu-rlyul South Norwalk. is. a glrcstat
the Ilorneol Robert I. Toilet, in Ihricn.
"LIN Mrs, William L. Porter are
entertaining Ill-ls Jennie Porter and Ni:-
Appleton. of Beverly. “A... at their
hmne, mrner of South Main and Monroe
street».
Rev. W. 1' Block. of I‘airtlclll. More"
iaspeodiag the week at the but Bap-
llll crhlrnh praonage, on Newtown
avenue.
W. T. Brit-retort, of Brooklyn. accrua—
partied by his wife, was a goat of Dir.
and Ilra. Leslie Sherwood, of Isaac’s
sheet, over Sunday.
lira. Bavaria Sellcck and daughter
Lulu. of Scott'- Corners. Watcbeater
county, N. Y., have been spending a
few days with Mrs. P. ii. Byxbsc, ol
Henry street. Norwaik.
Brand In. (lungs B. Burton.
ll- Woodhull, of Novwalk, who have
becalhe guests of the latter'u parents
oot'nloo Fink leave town today for
{tillago where they will reside.
Iii- llay Guthrie, niece of Henry
Guthrie. has pan to Wadrium fora
short trip. liar lfuthria will return to
illlverlniueand makes Mt visit pre-
vloastoretaraingto her homeiu
Kantian.
J. Frank Rider, at West avenue, leaves
Booth Norwalk this week foraaix weeka’
vacation in the tfaukiib. During his
absence Null, oltlis borrmglr,
willpresideatihsorganlnths Narwalk
Wu church.
Nhr YauWie, lira. Stephen (hatred
and Nb Tillie (.‘rannall, wbohavlr been
vhitlagattbelvflleaoeolILJJlaaaab,
Trinity rhea, returned to their borne in
Albny to'day, acne-rm by Ike
KatieBaaa-b, who will speed a work
with then.
It. A. Woodward and Chrhtlu
swarla. accompanied by their wives.
willstartlor the west About I. They
will go to Dram to attend the M
coachveal the Grand bean-Moi
Knight M. after which they
will proud “all“ ‘
bullpen-m writ-e York
city, accompanied by bk family. will
refill- h NerwalkduilgAlluat. Dr.
lockwell is an W of blah repat-
I'll-mm!" “'9 ”Hadrian-ama- aaexpart at a
dehMka
ran.
In“) men!»
mmfilw’mmm
atoll light,y of 131?” (limiters,
lager v an
melons andPeI'v ea, “05.1mm
Strawbe and
choicest ve Oils andfiardm
evening, commenci
LEADING
[22 Falrfleld Ave.,
J. I. (iNIVl’ll. - ~
I um ANIITIII'IRZ. I
Important News of the County and State
chronicled In a Condensed tor--
John I]. Whittemorc, the millionaire
iron manufacturer, has offered to give to
Naugatuck a handsome school building,
to coat $60,000.
Mary Burkhardl. aged twenty-three. of
New Haven, has been driven insane by
the prenaureof an ardent lover‘s suit, and
it is feared that she has drowned herself
in Mill river.
The summer school, which has been
attended by many school teachers around
the state. and began on July 5, has just
chilled. it turned with forty—live scholars
and f'llHth with 105.
A rrrorisltrous reptile over thirty feet in
length in scoring the [mplc alultmt out
of their witspn Nova Scotia llill. Water-
bury. Farmers are organizing a large
pulse to lltnvllny the reptile.
A. II. Baum, who claims to he a mu
' of Gemini Raumxns amied in Watur
' bury for defrauding old million.
“I
was fined nearly $300 in the police Court.
and being unable to pay was sent to pill
A seven year-old daughter of William
Johnson, of Middlebury, was muitml
by a tramp while she was playing in tin
mull Saturday. Thu formulas are search—
ing for him. Tllr ClllllI In dungeons-fly
ill.
The old town mill of New [nation and
lb romantic eunuundings are familiar in
. all(.'onnccticllt pmrpltuzlnd it has been
suggested that the mill he removed bodi-
ly to tfhicago for exhibition at the
World's Fair.
port, Mira Engelbart, the swordawoman
who gave exhibitions at Rollin Point.
met E, A. Kent. acleveramaieur sword»
man, for a purse of W! and the gate
receipts. She defeated him 7 to 4 points
Tbef'llty men employed by the Merl
den Horse Railway Company, etruck
Saturday owing to the refusal of the sup—
erintendent to reinstate a driver, who
had rmwntiy been llim'llargell. Cult-4e»
clue-ally all the cur lines of the city are
tied up.
Tlll‘ annual ten-mil» handicap road
race of the Rambling Wileeirnen. ol
Bridgeport. took place Suturday after,
noon. It vr'u won by Biakeslee in zoo-l,
Johnson was second in 32:07, and Hoyt.
camera third in 32:3: Seltsnm made
the brill time. 31;»).
Thetwwmasted schooner Fred Tyler
bound from Philadelphia for Iloston.
went ashore on the rocks between Gullv
lord and Sachem Ill-ad, with flirt! turns of
coal in her hold She was caught in the
heavy gale which prevailed on the Sound
Wednesday.
Carrie Miller. the eleven-year-olll girl
whols allegcd to have been abducted
from Port Chester by William Noedhnm,
Charles Turner and Dennis Morarity,
wasfound late Friday night by Dillon
Merritt at the cottage of 'I'lmmaa Iloimm
at Rye Lake.
Mrs. John James. of Bridgeport, is
raining. Bile eloped. accorlihrg to her
huabaud. from Yonkm. N, Y., last
April. withClark 8. Williams, a mar-
ried man. Williams is nowio jailin
Yonkers. The husband also says his
wifebueloped twice More with New
York men.
in viewolreplntaolthepartial' "
moltlnpeachcropiularylond.lleb
ware and New Jersey. it is interesting to
learn that there are prospects of a fair
crop from Connecticut’s peach orchards.
At M River ,llu (nautical Valley
Orchard company are saluting over so.-
llllo baskets this seas-la.
lira. Isaachrcker, of Stamford. aged
fifty-live years. tell don muss-wily
nightwithakercaenslamp inherbaud.
Hire was-tandoori fatally turned, her
body being holrrlbly diligent]. Tire
house took fire. A person whowaa
panning saw the Mm. gave the alarm
and rescued the woman's three children.
who were screaming at the windows.
atbollreattheliare.
New librarian hue been the Becca of
Invflpeapleduriugtbepastwsekfl‘here
are-lashipaolwarataacborjr-tatthe
moatholtbe Thames river—4hr North
mantle Sonatina, awaiting ol the
www the onion (“or
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dy—lnite cruiser Venom, and the
uaiaiagsbipsqmliatloa and Jama-
town. ’l’llsltayol the stripe Ira-been
tborutrghlyeujoyedbyall.
Apn-solfarlaevaarsararehlagtbs
that
last Friday night,irr the rink at Bridge- ”
Whitman, chicken. in
Plicmnt, Wild Due ,
Domestic I’lcklesof all kinds, Quorum a.
reparations in cane.
”them celebrated Wafer-y
ranges, Bananas, Waterl-
seallou. Lime Juice, Lemon Syrup,
, Mmcraum Sauce' in Jan. The
this country.
Notice! Notice! Noticelfiy
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and eve Wed.
Junoy 29th, at six o 'clock durrl’ilg the
hot months for the benefit 0 our clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
' " cooD PAYING Posrrlous
“SWI'IIED FOR GRADUATES AT—
IHE NEW BUSINESS GllllEIlE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Bushman Telegraphy, Stenography and Type-writing,
Best of references furnisimi.
(fall or write for circular.
I’BIlcll’AL
1153a
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Will Soon In No Mun.
There seems to be no longer any doubt
that the New England Terminal com-
pany willsvxmbenomorc,aaithalbeeu
oflicially decided towind up the affairs
of the concern. The boats and other
property in New York city have not yet
been placed in persuasion of Mr. Catlin,
the receiver, but probably will be within
a dayortwo. ThepropertyinNew York
in very valuable and will go some little
distance towards redeeming the bonds of
submit) your. purchased by J. Pictpont
Morgan. The wharf alone cost {Ill},-
000, and is today worth more, while the
concem holds real estate just across the
street from the wharf, and also at Wil-
son's Point. The other property of the
company. including the bats. is also
very valuable. The suits in the New,
York courts have not yet been with-
drawn, the lawyers being unable to
agree upon several minor matters.
if a New York millionaire givcsa din—
ner at 5th arcane and Matted
film or; w ich gives 19 people dyspepsia,
and r“theocpeo lo spend 31,456.00 indoor
bills finally have to pay $3. 00
earl: for (Imus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 pemm at the faint?
Inquire at I‘laisted 5 drug store where
you may have the problem llolval and
gr: t information about Circus Blood Cure.
Taylor 81 Golden.
lteal Estate and Insurance
VIISlllllthlll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“f4", .
WANTED.
"—l .A\' to deliver little" and take 1:" of
hon-es. Apply at No. :i Waahlnzton
street. 535‘— ll
\" ANTED; ”rm-Wing namuta in every
town to inform mo! mien
orpvnirlx or refitting lair-one.
ran nature marmlal- rover» the world.
man clan make your The Rothschild
liar l'lsmre Co. Limitroadway. cor. rib“.
Sou York.
3“th Sorwalk.
Steady W4 rk. F. E. Rel lat-y.
l‘l
' mirnhle for
”Wood an 7)
I" FPW girl- to urn—rate out More, at KeLuEy' 2r
rigor fut-try at “ashtnglmr rattler
Paid while learning and
stroll
To lET.
KSlHilEI), one ur two pleasant moms
lr.'l'aeksr.wtroisa team." not mm
tieman and “will: or one or
two gentlemen. an be seen at. \lm I llhabetb
elft'kt, corner sum Main.
Ifl'm BNISBF’II morn for-onenr t:o gentle—
Terrne rmrnable. AM! to 2|
Sianahall ~trref South Norwalk.‘ ”a
Ill)! NIP. of all room No Kl Woodward :7.-
one, in gun! nrllrr Ibent.
I win
of 1.5.. Wadi-ant, in South gain :i‘mr.
:rrrth Nnrwallt ”2| Irv
;l\ pleasant rooms on North: street.1'wo
I minutes walk from depot. About"
Art L’rili Act-I morn burner No. L? Holdup
till after! with all mlnlklnlrmi‘ttllcllfll. A0
ply tthn Winter t 'rofut 8K in
It‘ll"; if“
or all mrne-r North n andAnn-l
II All realms Rea tug“. Waller Im
modem improvements. Pollster 7 room-at
M
.‘o :s Wido- ulward avenue. y to I. A.
b‘ lrIII'AI'lI.
1 0| 'Slli moan and
[liver claim, at
gallon, near flva Add‘“.
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a math.
lay” it
\EW tum 'rnvlvrr5 arrane
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farm lm
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tilt. at: rum flow-yum. an. ”In.
I’ll. ”A LB.
Yul .‘lll rabbits lov vale. Inqulnat meat
W Main street. Norwalk. (' our. 3?:
\mural “(It)” work whomlor sale. Hold on an
Willi bill“, but Iunfold banal
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