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Notices of maité’rtaamhn 0] all
kinds, to which art admission is charged,
and notices calculated tome private
interests, wept when are ultra-firemen!
ofsame «ppm in Mina columns.
are charged for of reguldr rates, 10 cents
a line.
Mlnlulul’w Al-IIII for Tomorrow.
sun lilies} Knolls/ts III h'I'lde low This
It M5 “1:12 II has It m
new l'ork llnuttl Weather tom-It.
In this district to—duy feir weather will
probubly WIII. withI ternperuture nIIrly
the some II yesterduy's, IttIlnlug I maximum
shovemdegrees.ereeptonund neuritic
courts. probably followed by rune cloudiness
and In Increase of IetuIl humidity. 01:
Thursday fair weuther will probubly prevuil.
with nearly stationery Ind dangerously high
temperu'ure, fresh southerly winds. followed
by thunder storms west of the Blue Ridge;
Ind on Friday portly cloudy to fair, slightly
cooler weuther. .
SOUTH NOB WALK.
Wit-t the Purple of Itur City In Doll;
III Susi-I.
Henry Schaub is having his shoe store
on Washington etreot wired for incan-
descent lights.
The bout Nettie is discharging a cargo
of El Nora cool It Wilson Point for
Raymond Brothers.
I". 8. Lyon, of High street, had two
night blaming cerens out last evening.
They were very handsome.
—Ressonsble prices It une's depot
restaurant. Openull night.
A number of South Norwalk pimple
are attending the picnic of the Westport
churches at High Rock, today.
The Independent errial club will hold
aspeciai meeting with Smnuol Hoyt.
Bayview avenue this evening at 7:30
o'clock.
William Ilouton is spending the-day in
Ridgetleld, He expects to return with a
net carriage and several buslhm uf hut-k-
leberries.
Charles Trowbridge. son of council
man Trowbridge, cut his right eye badly
this morning by his :fnee coming in
mntnct with his ivis'yr‘lr'.
W. II. Hoyt dc Son, the oyster
plantt r.~. have ordered one hundred tons
of method stone for their beds in the
Sound. and are daily looking for its
arrival.
Are you weak and run down? Dr.
Richardson's (Ibinchoua, CIumnile and
Gentisn Tonic Powders cure Wenknmv
and (Bottom! Debility. .Iak for 5c. or
We. sample. ~~‘fl__
Complaint is mule about the condition
of lloyt Ind [louton streets. It is sug-
gested that several loads of “onesshould
be gathered from the surface of the reeds
and carted away.
—l)r. Estehrooke's last week. Open
until 8:3) evenings.
Brown a Wilcox’s horse Income frightv
cued on Chestnut street thisnftemoon
and run own. While going through
the nursery the wagon wIs overturned
Ind the harness broken.
Thesteunwr J. Howard bowndes blew
Iholoinherboiierwhileout'utthe
Sound thisruurningund wIs obliged to
returntoherdock in thi city, wheretbe
injury isbsingrepuirrd.
The annuities on streets Ind side-
wIlks Idverth for bidsfor the IIyIng
ofsidswalhou all ”~me they
hsve not been lsidiu mplisncewith
Ivoteoftheemtltcil More the first of
June, 1802'.
At the time.yesterduy. when people
tothicitywwssweltairglus tempor-
mmtniuflloll Milne
Inseam-obubsudmolstthexnob
’” tlwtlsdiesussdsd'pekstssndwropsto
keeptherneomfortebls.
CIptIinChIrIesWJloms Ind T. 8.
W .
street. ltwuetskeu down todsy III
will be plead on Cuckoo-VI Isl-Id,
where the owners with their (entitles
WMQUIWW
~m£flm,m
wholuowsllkuuwnhsreilthlsviob
ity.csuhseo-IltsdItA.B. Perrls'
WM:WII9III.
Jseobltg't' ‘;.of tits-foul.
forumiyltwfis‘tfiul Inst-plays
ofths lets (learns B. mu. recently
allele» pass-ton of I tort-Ir left
threeor four rats In by I slstsrvina
low. Itlsuulststood thus will-tort
blushes lids- in this town-ext
fol. r» .
is new York. My Ilium.
”MIMICMMAII’
'i'ilE Emilie Stimuli
Allie“ ’lllolhiers. "anus and lurnishers,
» N orwalk.
at... W .2». 3.1. 6. o. n, .m
confer the third degree tonight.
Roth a (luldschutidt's corset factory
is that am this afternoon to give the
employer ’Iu’otttilfx‘. ‘
.p'i'be Hobo Hose company. of Shelton,
will come to Roto- l’oint next month on
their unusl excursion.
John O'Donnell was fined I2 and mots
by Justice 'I'ownsond this morning for
drunkmnesu and breach of the perm.
John O'Connor is improving the sp-
pesranceof blah-moo Wm street by
givingitunew plum. and I new out
of paint.
The condition of Mines EmmI Iim-kcr.
wiwtscritieully ill with typhoid fever.
remains client the saute. Her mother
and Mn. Frank Becker are recovering
from theIIure disease. Two children of
Frank Becker wbobud the dieeuse with-
in tho put fewweoksnre now in the
country. The sickness is due to the lack
of proper sewersge in thesaloon under:
ueuth. Miss Becker, with her mother
and sister, was to have sailed for Europe
August it, where she expected to be mar.
tied.
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.‘ileWALI REFS.
A Itreory this“ of hen. I'm. the
Horn-II III of Town.
The A' II. E. church Ire preparing to
give I clumbake at (bmpo beach.
Uilicer Martin. Smith Northrop and
James B adage were down the harbor
yarlerdny after claim.
Ire/vi Bantu. who died in ltunlmry,
londuy evening It the age of eighty-
eight, was the grandfather of Mrs.
Robert Brnndnge. of this place.
Jennie, the eightvmonthsobi child ”I
Mr. and 31m. Asa Wheeler. of Dunbury.
died Monday in Summits, where the
family had been tinting. The body was
taken to thinbury.
The front wheel of I vehicle owned by
Charles illogtpwell. of Cranberry Plains.
collar-mi on Main street ytetwrdny after-
noon. The wagon was left by the mud
side nod Mr. i'oggswell mminumi home
on foot.
«Pure mile.) with pure ‘Ti’rraut, 3.7. I
mp. depot restaurant. Open all night.
will rm e between S-vru-Ilknmi ltrm'iury.
Wi-dno-zulay, August lilth, was measure-I
recently, and from the Nurwulk armory
to the (lily Hall in Dortliury the ditnnce
was found to he twenty-two and "behalf
miles.
Julim I”. I'urtric wntrrtaineil lib Sun.
day sehlml clue of boys at his twine on
Newtmvn avenue yesterday afternoon.
Thebuys had a pleasant time romping
over the spncnm grounds, playing bass-
hsll and croquet. Supper was served It
Millo'clock.
The employer all along the lknbury
Ind Sorwulk division are shaking in
thewshoen. A new time table will go
into effect norm and the Long Marni.
Sew linen and several other heights
willhe taken all and of ammo their
crews willm with them. The night
operators Ire Ifruid of the clung».
~Ourdismuntof5ttctn. per pair in-
cludes nil shoes from $2.50 up to $5. The
Iiuesndprioes Ire well known to our
customers. Good 'till Aug. 19. .I. ll.
1onth Son, borough.
Titanium executive commitment the
Connecticut Young Men's Ubrhtlsn IIIo-
cietions will provide I reading and retro-
ution tent upon the military camp
grounds at frantic. last you over
3,00) letters were written in the tent
Ind I large Ittendsnes upon the veil-
gious services Ind entertulnments was
bud.
Iii-lay Auu Rog, of Winnipeuk.
who wssduwtel by hIr lover on the
evenin‘setforthslrwedtling. wIs Iner-
rtasbyun'ltcv. s. 1'. Graham.“ 8:.
Peel's mflsturdsy evening. AI-
thouglt known by the neutral William
Burn. the (rooms proper name is
Ilsury (learn Louder. lie and his
bride will resident Winnipeuk.
li-B.I.Ihsue,ofl«tsveun.llor-
"I.“hsrfimdeysehoolch-dowu
to Neuron yesterdsy on 0. s. Clerk's
yecht'l'hrrsllrothsrs for Ipieuio. 0n
herd were lin- baby be. Jessie
Its-hilt, IIIII Bush. tun-m.
hunk Duty. Samuel Wsltb. Richard
Nubia. George Lywtt. Dem Cull-Id
Iudlorrtsllsyruood.
A
_ on-‘tfsln street.
(m,
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84 WASHINGTON}
gun‘s... wheeled to Wuhan
and return yesterday.
A cottage we} meeting will be
filthy evening It 0. J: Perri! res:
Tbe Knight Street A. u. z. martini"
being renovIted under the direction
the A. the. tum-w- '
—-I’ure ice mm in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
William Borer. Frank Burritt and
Frank Beers soiled over tolnnx Island
curly this morning on u fishing trip.
rails on the steImship Teutonic for Liver-
pool, England, August 10. She will be,
ale-mt about four numlhr,‘ visiting Eng—
land. Ireland and Soothind during her
stay.
lint. WiIIiIm Adams. of I’lynmuth
avenueuwthevof William ll. Adurns.
of the Derby Ttuttscript, fornterly with
Tina Smanies in a critical condi-
tion. Her children Imvelmm sumrntino
ed by telegraph.‘_____mv y
The indications are that the play, “The
(Emu-st Plague in the World." to be
given by ten little actresses in the lion.
J. ti. Seymour’s burn this and tomorrow
Ifternoons. will here it lsrgc Ind Ippre
ciaaive audience. The horn doors 0pm
at 4:15 o'clock.
Sheppard & Sou. propvit-tors of the
morocco fnctory at Westport. where the
naphthu explosion with fetal malts took
place a few days ago. the ph'fiél'i'fil to
the “33th fire department their check
for wilt" be di'th-d equally between
the thrm- mmgnnieu.
While trying to title Jailmv II.
U'Reilly's running horse at the Fair
Grounds the other evening. Usher [let-rs.
clerk for KW. Smith. the butcher.
learm-d that there was considerable dif»
fore-nee between riding a sedIlc delivery
bars» and a genuine runner. Ills en-
deavour ended by his landing on h'L-r
hack in the truck. One trial was
suflicient.
Attorney!» J. I}. IIurIbutt and ii. A.
ilnnrmvker went tn Silvvrmine yesterdIy
afternoontoteor down I fence moved
by Hyatt Gregory to land owned by the
Stephen White estate. Gn'gory claims
the land. The fence was razed. and Sir.
Gregory will be given .1 chance to prove
hiv- t‘l vim. Tbo- moving of the fence
look :1 good oiled triangular pint of
land from the front yard of the estate.
("Kit THE RIVER.
‘ku turd “MI, old!" Buy II It‘ll
Nor-Ilk.
“.16. Iangdon and fumily havi- re-
turned to )Iorristown, N. J.
time S. iirrgrwy it having awnings
plum] on the west side of his livery
stable. _.. .
Miss Sadie Randall. of Riverside Ive-
nne. is slowly recovering from is severe
illneso.
Eli Whitney. of South (Munro event-e,
hasmnrnni from Ilcrlio. where b.- has
been fitting up I large grist mill.
Humid Mm. II. II. tinrlmm. of Fiat
avenue. arc copying n .Irivv thrmgb
many plwres of interest in New York
Mlle.
(W'Tower. of “'Illingford. \'t.. is
visiting his niece. Mrs. D. K. "Inland.
of Msple Iven.uo.
It's» lierpuJIhohIs been the gust
of )lr. Ind Mrs. John )chIy forsome
time. sells-I tmIIy on the stunner "III-
jrotic” for her hontezin Edinburgh. Scot-
land. She wIs Iccompunled by Mr.
ileliuy, who will make I month's visit
Inning themed his childhood.
The remains of Ire. Nsry HtJohn,
widow of Jay... 3.8LJoIm. who «lull
It harbours in limoklymllsturdsy. were
buried In the Best Korwslk mastery
yesterdsysftrrnoon. ImittJuhu ’
eighty-four yssrs of eye. In toot of
Georpl’. Benedict.“ this place. libs
wesborniuuhouw whichst the
site now nonrigid by (3. W. lati'mnt’s
rrsfrleues.uud sheownsd theplues for
ssverslyesrs.
Ishopiuthsrsilrusd oompuy‘s build.
lugthetwuoleredlohiutslrsedylittsd
up.
mmmmKfiIhI-onhsoolug
Murmur-Mummi-
evening. The Isobar of W
MMLIIIWMM‘. ‘
irides- I receptive to lisp-Isis Chisf
”Metals”. ’
Wilden.
Atthsrssllsussoflr.-dlrs. VII-
lest
or fish strut. m
murmur-slink”
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Scotch Zephyr
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STREET, SOUTH
I conflict: rsow.’ VA
Pumruphs Ihent 0-: Ind
: other resolve Maude. ‘
'Jehn II. Isle. ex-erden of Norwalk,
in iown. ' ‘
"' III- II‘IzeI Cole. urn-mun N. Y.. i.
mung her shot, In. w. A. Ambler, of
Union I’Irk.
flurry W. Nab,“ Ruskin, is spending
I few days It his former home on Bey-
view avenue.
A. E. Austin, of Norwalk, is in Phila-
delphia. Next week he will start for
Watch Hill to visit his sister.
Corporal John Smith, of Daubury,
was in Norwalk lust evening to attend
the "Hill meeting of Uonrprmy F.
Mrs. R. A. Brown, of Bridgeport, is
visiting her puremm Mr. and lint. James
Walsh. of t'imstnntstreet, Norm-silk.
Ilia Eldon (.‘IIIaway, of Newsrk,‘ N. J.,
who has been visiting Ills Daisy Send-
der, of West strait, has returned home.
Miss Agnes Connors. of West street,
and Min- Alice O'Connell, of Burbank
strum Ire visiting relatives in Stamford.
Miss Iiury PM. of New York city.
has returned home from a‘visit with Mrs.
Mary P. Stone. of Comp street, Norwulk.
leerick L. Benedict, of Warrensburg.
N. Y... isspeuding his vacation with his
brother. A. L. Bentdict, of 4! Taylor
avenue. ‘
I'm] 5. Ambler. Will Smith and \‘ic-
tor. Willis and Greater Selleck. of Nor—
waIk. the returned from a week's visit
to 0.3mm Grove. .
Jim. J. II. Bmce. wife of the president
of the Harlem Unique club, Ind her
daughter are gueus of Mrs. George
Peterson. of (hiring street.
J. W. Sounders, of New York city.
humerly Itenogrupher for J. Belden
Iluributt. is spending his vmtion with
Ills family on the Strawberry Hill road.
john )Iuivnnry and daughters Lizzie
and Msry.of Chicago. who th9 been
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Room. on
Iminnnistm-t. anwulk. returned home
nHIIy.
Mr and Mrs. i'ih‘b "arch and duntzbter
Marguerite will leave town Friday for
Luke [human-n, Vt. They will mjourn
It the Bills York Hotel and will be :tb
sent most of the summer. ‘
Editor 8. W. Maples. of the “our. has
returned from I trip to Washington. I).
i'.. where he went in company with (Iv n-
gremnmn .\ J. i‘ummintnv. of the New
York Sun, to visit n'u‘rertnry Tracey. of
the but}; Upon timr return Mr. Tm ~y
. uccornlmueul them as for rot I’hilubl-
phiu. where they trimmed the launch-
iug of tin» pew l’niml State cru’m-r I'ul-
urubia. ‘
I'Ol' ”0N1” SAY $0!
Tm: New Haven leader says tlutt ex-
trmirdinary precaution-i an- to be taken
this year to prevent the troops from luk-
ing liquor into the camp at Sinnlic, and
in this connection the mt minute in-
spection will be made of III baggage thIt
goes upon the comp grounds. The in-
Ipection willbe more vigorous then in
any preceding year. Intlitis proposed
tunonilseste III goods that are found.
The memo for this action is said lobe
due tn the fact that during the lust fcw .
your! the militiamen have carried the
nut.- nf stimulants to excise, which hits
retarded the rellh'iency «if the training
and has also been detrimental to the
lI-Ilthof the men. The amount of in’
toxicunts which have been carried in
preview years to the camp ground is
Iluwst past belief. and it is cited that in
one otrt-et Ilone Int year fully 37m worth
of goods in the liquid form we» taken
into camp.
A “some bicycle team. which recent-
ly IrrivedIt UthI. Sch" uttracted I
gourd deIl of Ittmiion on the “nets.
Theta-o riders were exact duplicates in
every future. in size. weight, manner
and voice. They wore mutton chop
whidwrs. blIck silk hunt. Imlckith
Prince Albert mutt corduroy mute,
broom guitar and olericui white ties.
Ind If their minim could distinguish
ooefrumtbs other the could do more
then soy one she. Booth NorwIik
knows them. They were the Harrell twins
Indwereonthstr return journey fmm
Portland Ile.. to lien Panel-co. (rel.
They left Portlsnd live unintiw I30. giv-
ing church sotertsinmeutsm in towns
and villegss Icrurs the continent. 'I’liey
cIIIIItothe tt'sveled ”0,000 miles on
tbsir'hisyeis in Bum Ind Atomic-s soul
to have acquired I fortune.
A Wty ours in not-I.
In the Pbeisn-sth qua wsrrInto
case Judge IIIII.iIutII uttereorrectingthe
errorsiutbsmrtsndgivln‘tbeilspub-
lituusthshsosiitofthsujsctedl’mhibb
lion vutsI.I prime erie mojorityof
“for the Dementia mudldete. Ilr.
M. ovsrhts Ilepubtleun opponent,
law-Eh. Bythsiludlua the validity
armors-runn- In time. of which
hamrflfiquulwumtt,»
fill-summit left to the supreme
Motives-form ‘I'iieesss
wiiluudouhtsdlybs curried to the flu-
' , mamas-mu.
Italian. limit. Methane-ml
comptroller BtIuh
“ll-WW
etc.
ingh‘ams . I 00.
Ginghams I2. I—2c.
Mun 12 I~2c.
& Son,
NORWAL‘K. CONN.
cm; riihéibiifé’riifiiiiii? '
(letobor It Is I (is-III! BolIdIy-Jl'o Fly
the Notional Plug.
President Harrison, in complying with
the not of Congreu of June 29th. has
lobed his pmcIImItion making Friday,
Oeraba II, I general holiday. This is
the recognition of the movement to put
the celebration of the 400th anniversary
of the discovery of Amen 'cn into the
hands of all the peoplsby giving it to the
institution closest to the people and most
characteristic of the peoplewthe'vpublic
school.
The movement undertaken by the Na-
tionnl Educational masociution, through
an executive committee, which has so
pit-mum! it as to gnin the endorsement
of the press and general popular accept-
ance in advance of this proclamation.
The proclamation is as follows:
Whereas. by a joint resolution Ippmv-
ed June 29, 1892, it was rewlved by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in Con~
gross ammbled. ”That the President of
the United States be authorized and div
reeled to issue a proclamation recom-
mending the people the observance in
all their localities of the 400th anniver-
sary of the discovery of America, on
October 2], 199?, by public demonstra-
tion and by suitable exercises in their
schools and other laces of assembly?
Now therefore. . Benjamin Harrison.
President of the United States of Ameri‘
ea. in pursuance of the aforesaid joint
mtolutiun. do Irerebv appoint Friday.
October 21, 1892, the four hundredth un-
niversury of the discovery of America by
Columbus. use general oliday for the
people of the United States. On that
day let the people so far as poestble, cease
f mm toil and devote themselves to such
exercise-nanny best exprms honor to
the discoverer and their appreciation of
the great achievements of the four mm-
pleted centuries of American life.
Columbus stmd in his age ill the pinn-
eer of progress and enlightenment. The
system of universal education is in our
age the must prominent and salutary
feature of enlightenment, and it is
tumulinrly appropriate that the schooht
be made by the people the center oi the
day's demonstration. Let the national
tlagtloat over every schwlhouue in the
country and the exercises be such as
shall impress upon our youth the patri‘
otic duties of American citizenship.
In the churches and in the other laces
of humbly of the people let there ex-
presumes of gratitude to Divine i’rovt-
dance for the devout faith of the discov-
en-r and for the Divine care and guilt.
ant-u which has (lira-ted our history and
so abundantly blessed our imple.
In teetinmny whereof I vo hereunto
art my build and caused the seal of the
United Nata; to be affixed.
Done ut the city of Washington this
2Ist day of J uly. in the year of our Lord
one tltiursaml eight hundn-d and ninety-
twn. and of the independence of tilt-
United States tin.- one hundred and sov-
enteenth. Berti. lisluumx
By the I‘Mitlent:
Juus W. l‘mrizn. Secretary of Slaw.
INIWS A103“ I'll!) ISLANDS.
Summersltodnr-eru It the Sen-Iron- Ind
“but they on Doing.
Hr. and Mrs. Henry Seymour. of that
Nurwalk. Mr. and llrs. T. S. Glover and
daughter. null Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wixon
and daughter, of Itidgeiield. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Seymour. of Ililford, Mrs.
Matilda Babbitt. of Sew Haven. went
to i‘ockeno’s Island today. where they
will camp for a week or more.
loathe It (Imp White.
The daily routine at Camp White will
as follows:
.Im-rnblynf"rush-inns. 5:30; revrillr.
mimmrnbly roll mill, 5:“: stick call,
Mill: mess call, list»; [IDIICIP call. 7.“):
assembly"! musicians, mrnlmny. 7:15:
assembly for drill, 7.20; drill cull. 7:30;
recall. by brigade trumpeter. 8:45; as-
sembly of rnustcinns, 8:45; assembly for
guard mounting. 8:30: mljutunt’s cull.
Without-mldy of musicians. regiment,
9:30: monthly. 9:35; adjutnnt's mil. 9:45;
recall. by brimm- trumpeter». 11:45:
orderly hour, first sergeant}: call by bri-
gade trumpeteru, 12.1)0;meeseall. dinner.
125”; mmhly of musicians, Izle'i; us-
sembly. for battery and machine gun
drill. 1:20; odjutant’s call, l:!ltl;recoll, by
brigudo trumpeter. 3:30; police cull. 3:30;
assembly of municinns. 5:15; asserany
for mule. brigade, 5:20; ndjutnnt's coll.
5:80: more call. supp", 6:30; ensembly of
musicians. for tattoo, 9:45; tattoo, tom;
muddy roll call, 10:00; taps (lights
out). 10:30,
Titobsndnof the diIIurent regiments
will play in front of brig-dc heudqtturt»
ersfrom it till 9 o'clock on Suturdny,
MondIy. Tuculny. Wmlnesduy Ind
’I’hundIy evening. The First regi-
ment band will give its concert on Tues—
dsy evening. Oniluodsy.stl:th p. In.
the bends will be consolidated It the
lime.
“3277‘s.... .i 1:51;.”—
'I'Ito fall noes It the Derby Driving
perk will begin Tuesdsy, September 6th,
and will mtinue {our dsyn. The
amount of the purses It this meeting will
beincreussdto $8,700, the ingest sum
tbefissocistionhss over uttered. 'I'hsre
will be ten clown. two on ’I'ueulsy,
three elicit on Wednoulsy Ind Thursdsy.
Ind two for FrldIy.
BIoobumpsr-"Ilsnuy, why do you re-
fer toyour uncle-r 'shel’ "
IlennywflteoIttss he is I soldier."
"but whet of tilt.“
"Monsoon-r Ire siwsys Ipokett of in
y the feminine grinder."
"Don‘t you be toiled us “at policemen
yetl"ssid the tip-tells girl to the cook.
“Yin. Butlesn'thsvs snyotbsroom»
‘ “Beau” Michal ”up.
prey” ”Why!"
detachment-Minutem-
,, .
I,“ ,W
I w: I it
ported oily. Newport‘ Relish,
A. full line of [Fancy Crackers,
Ginger Snaps. Olives, f ‘
melons and av
Btrswbe and
choicest 0 vs Oils and
in
nesday evening, commencin
hot months for the
In season.
' 8 mp, Cranbe
nos that come
Notice 1. Notice I Noticelf V s
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and eve ‘
J une 29th, at six o’clock d
benefit 0 our clerks.
CHAS. E. s“ ' EYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street. snuth Narwalk.
‘ Ice
includi
one, _3
Lune
Wed
us the
coon, fih'ii'hc Posmous- ,
*BIOURED FOB omnutm AT---v ~ ..
"l5. .llli..ll'.s'll§§...fi“lllli
Three Departmentscllustnem, Telegraphy, Stonogrnphy and Typowrlting. '
Best of references furnished. Call or write for clrculsr.
A \thllmuntie Mun Who Lives to Tell
the 'I'Ilo.
It isn't often that it man is privileged
to weave set of false teeth which have
travelled the intensely circuitous route
of his internal digestive organism will»
out injury to himwlf or the teeth. Such
it man. however. is Daniel B. Bently.
colored, of Willimnntic. who has demon-
strated the fuct.‘ beyond a doubt by two
involuntary experiments, a relation of
the facts connected with which may be
of interest to medical men, and at the
same time allay any lingering fears en-
tertained by individuals who wear false
teeth that an involuntary swallowing of
their teeth may result fatalIyJIr. Beutly,
above referred to. was uwauenml at
11:40 o'clock on the night of July 6 by a
terrible choking sensation and instantly
realized that he had swallowed his false
teeth and that they had lodged in the
upper part of his throat. but in :ittempt-
lug tort-move them withhisiingers he
instead forced them below the point
where they obstructed his breathing.
and at the same time out of his
reach. Fearing serious results Dr. ’1'.
Morton Hills was hastily sunumvned
and arrived in about an hour. but
the cause of the trouble had got below
the danger pnint. The doctor prescribed
the treatment to b » followed and the pro
tient went about his work the next day
and suffered no inconvenience until the
teeth had completed their journey and
[melted out of the system. the transit oc-
cupying just ten days, four hours and
twenty minutes.
Mr. Bently swallowed another similar
set of teeth about three years ago, at
which time no physician was called and
they remained in his system thirty days,
causing no inconvenience. The plate
incisors and was one and one-half inches
deep and one inch wide.
The famous Halon and ltiruu Line.
The Simon und Dixon lme is a line run—
ning along the pill‘itlIt‘I of latitude its deg.
43 min. 23.3 son. and separating Pennsyl-
vania from )hryland. drawn by two Enh-
lish Astronomers and nuttheumticimm.
Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. For
about eighty years-s after li'o'i there were
constant dissensionslmtwwn Loni Balti-
more and the Penn faintly. the rival prw
prletors in Pennsylvania and Maryland. in
regard to the posibion of the boundary line
between their colonial pmsinns. An
agreement was mine to in 176", in ac-
cordance with which I party of survey~
or: commenced to mark out the real
boundary.
The proprietors of London not under.
standing the length of time required for
such In undertaking, and. growing lilt-
putient. sent out Mason and Dixon to com-
plete the surveys-who commenced the
work in lki‘ernbe‘r, mill. Tin-y concluded
their work in 1767. lfln’ing murkul out. I
line 2“ milesln length.pming through
forests, over mountain ridges, etc. At the
end of every fifth mile. it Is soidmstone
wuplsced on which was i-numvul on me
side the arms I I Baltimore. on he
0th“ tboloot the‘Penn. The internmliutu
miles were umrhevflby smaller Home; with
M on one side and P on the other. All the
stones cImo f loud;
The surveys revlsd in mo. Ind
found substunt y tort-eel. This line
must be distinguished from that of 85
dogs. mm. which separated the free and
sieve states of the original conftnlerntlon;
the letter In Ilsa the comprmnlse line
which In 1820 With fixed as the most north-
ern limit of such sluventutmmshonld be
admitted into the Union—West, Grove
(Pu) Independent.
Sucel's Maine-I.
The Italian fuming man hns snccumbnl
to the fate which many of his contpmriutn
anticipated for hlniwhe but lost his ren-
son Ind is now In inmete of the Asylum of
St. Anne In Paris. It Isnot oblong ego
thst he was is imam repeating. or‘ M-
tempting to repeat, the continuous rib
Iteration from food w h lied proclued
hitn‘ddh notorilv In orenco will aim
where. i’le broke down, It will‘be remem-
beredmnd the failure to accomplish the
self imposed fest preyrd on his mind.
which It the best of times could never be
celled sound. From moon be repaired
to Perla, end there. It seems. such mental
sanity Is be preserved zero Iwa. Ind.
after computing himself in In obstrepsr-
oussml even wild runner on the Bottle
vIrrl dss Itsllens. be true removed by the
commisssry of police. protesting that he
wet the “Emperor Cesar."
At the infirmsry of the depot to which
be er token by the mmlusry his do-
meInor became hourly more excited. and
he pureed the night in Ifnrlmisly tnsniursl
condition. shouting. swimming sud blus-
ing in the polyulot dislset of which
I Is I master. No doubt the nutrition of
his brIln wIs seriously effected. by his Ib-
stlusnes from food. Ind the inhibitory
perests that must in my cute here over-
tskeu him was reoriented if not Ictuslly
invited byths prsctlco. OertIluly. of III
the "corners” known to I century prolific
ln eeeentrlcitles the stupidest. If not. the
unable-t, is that of ths'pmfssstonsl fut-
teg writing his breed by Musing to
his ltl—«Ioudon Lune-t.
'” A In. or Pickles.
A unique exhibit It the Ultimo exhibi—
tion from Pennsylrsnls will be I mp of
tthnlted Whitby!” feet. mode on
tlrsiy of ptskiss. vegetables. fruit. sin.
t
swnlinwml July Ii contained tlrelwo right .
3 “'III lurmdvl t Ilrztp.
, John ll. Knnpp. N! \"exl nth-at.
J. P. GRIFFIN. - - — - - PRINCIPAL.
- ”53m '
SWAIJAIWI‘SG FALSE rum". m... hell; EASE»...
"So," said Mr. Donegan, "they’s been
printing the funeral notices Iv I man
that wasn’t dead yet. It’s a nice ilx he'd
be in if he had been wan 0' these people
that believe iverything in the news
wwn-QY
An estimable but unhealthy lady who
is taking the water at Saratoga was den
cribing the symptom to u friend. and
wishing to explain that aim first visited
the bath and afterwards; took her glam
of mineral water at the spring. she mid:
“My dear, the treatment is very simple.
You take your bath first and drink the
Water afterwards.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner asd'ith I1:.veirlue and 26th street, costing
3700. , w ic gives 19 19 d ‘spepsta'
,and these pen [9 spendwgfilm’fl III doe:
toru’ bills ant. finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capitu if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at I’Inisted'a drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
’ Taylor 8; Golden. T
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Infill f
‘WANTI'IID.
\"A.\'TED.~one large and gnu mama
mom. tmvnle fun: ily near station. It
once. Atllll’t’ns Snsrrsm. () ce. 15?: 3t
\ VANTEDernrreswnding agent» in every
town to lufonn “so! parties intending
owning or refitting saloons. by the largest
saloon fixture munnfsrtnrers in the world.
IIIKKI mun ran'tnnke $5.0m. The Rothschild
liar Fixture (30.. 1.158 Broadway. our. 3th IL.
New York. ijieod—In5
FEW girls to operate machines It
1 vignr flu-tury BB \Vashington street.
South Nurwulk. I’nld while learning end
stvzulyvvnrk. F.I"..Keisey. myu If
T0 LET. - H
I ”WEI! part of house No. I
A rrnl 5‘): No. :l anr * street
3*: .\'n. to East avenue. t .\‘nr IIk. ll rooms.
tum-r timrzrenl sill. “nonunion at once. Ap—
ply to \I'. I uunge. It Lockwood )lng‘n.
hf. :It
ll'll'SE-d awn-n rmlllts. in good order, sit-
uulrd uh (‘heslnut street. Aim lower
part of hour-r.- on lmrlnmk nlrt‘el. Ap ly to
.l--hn Newman. No. 7» Burbank street. yfl tf
Kelsey'u
hay street.
room rent
QEI'EN rmm bathe So. lill'mlvlcn IIiII street.
A with nil modern convenient“. Home in
will order. Rent reIsonIble. Apply to \‘\'m.
V. Lester. (‘mfut s: Knupp's So. I. 3) i rt
1 ”USE of six room» No. Iu’l Wendwurd Ive».
rule. in land order. Rent. {15 Inquire
uf t‘. it. “undo-uni. 96 South .Inin street.
South Nnrwnlk. jyzl Iw
] UI'~E rumor North Main and Autumn.
nix rmms. item '15. Writer Intel].
mmlern IBIKIYUVI'III?DL‘. image of 7 rooms It
Sn :6 \t’txxlwunl avenue. Apply to II. A.
‘leIIWBfiI.
Iltll'sl-Z 7i mum and gnrden. near Five Mile
Iliu'r Slltiltln. ut 97a month. Ari-Item
lion 2, Ilmvnylon. \‘onn. loyal 1!
VIEW hum.» Taylor avenue. 9M: ll rooms
A Wan-r sin-rt. all, 5 "mus. Elf Ivenue, Ill;
farm hurt-e. Iifllfl. garden lull pusturnze
In: six mum. lbw-stun. Slit. III’IIIO'EMI
In.
“ht.
F0 II SUI Ill).
Hold on It;-
\ n‘ “""l‘ “A"?
. guru "Inert II. p y
”9|?
litmltunrk tmrw fur ml».
.’ t’ltIlIlI "I l‘u'L Ml use.
hour?
*2? ItiflWAltlt. hrs! on ruilrmultruckho—
,1 s) tweenMnmfur-l Ind 80th Sunni]. ‘
turning from New York. it will «nuke III
with IllImon-I lwnd. Vii-ta r 'l'lmrne. like:
( f- a“
limit, Conn. jy
‘1‘ A t'tll'lt'l‘ I)? PROBATE lmlden Ill N_or-
; unit: within and forthe [District of bor-
walk. on the filth din of July, A. It. VJ.
hinting-of Ilmrfe ll. Weed. lim- uf horwulk.
in slid District. 0 went-ell.
'llu-mlmlnlntrutnr reprewntmho estutt‘ It»
min-m mm mm)» tiwIpp-ilnlment of controls-
sinnrrn tin-rm": then-fore.
mull-ml. ’l'hIt l'ornmlwlunrrs to receive.
ewmlnr mu! flu-I'lde ltlmtl llu-clnlmsul theoreti-
lmrs n! will l-Zntntr hr in Ignnltiletlut thel’mbute
”dive in Norwnllt.mt t with dsynf A tit.
mom Iwu u'rlm-k.utteriuuin- of whlzhs per-
mm In lnlun‘It W'I‘I trite n‘wlre end I an.“
the we entire.“ I: can tlnrruu. II
sdu’lluhtrdorwi'l‘lgltvst IIIII'ImlIfl! fIn'vuf by
pmtlnu in copy of t ib- urn or on the public nigh
lost enmt pith.» plum where the the
Mt: swim-m within um some humans! by
plhltsbls r e mm.» in s Imp-err.» s
{thumb It? TIM highlvmuvlzml ten IIIyI
» r . in In in it ltullni.
m e “ ANA it. wmum’AllD.
It Jud-r.
“ llllTlllE Til tantalum.”
(-osrim’mm are here Int-I to
by
but t the attenuation-Init-
m I'Ilriu 3.3 flidewulks of men of
t N rwIlk. (‘I.. on or before tlItu y
5‘ng ftl. 13:22.1.» form-hing material Ind 3
forming the work of setting curbs Ind
sols»
I . nmt sidswulksuu
:3getyd'rli‘mch’fofwonem buys “0'4;ng
Ilh more for the setting of such
w “02!! Ind thei- innit emit-lustre! utter
gan”lmfmrrh'nb n In rem-rd to whut m
n o J .
of 33:91:"an which the city In to do thswork
Wm obtuinetl of Henry It. Fitch. street m
m rwr.
Right reserved to rake! my" Iii bids.
"All Y ro .
on it (.‘mn. on Streets Ind Bidevmtks.
~ 'MERRILL"""
BUSINESS IlllllEliE,
"II"!!! It. ma
A live. p ivelnslilution for the
mm and on
“film.” rlf'ii'fimn mm
m
let I m m lhne'uni' 2%
It'll) ! . ,
£53323! her: firm It the mafia
. Brunt-hes tsuuht: Mil-k
It?» tutel’romsnship. Correspondence.
hmtfimrttin Andaman.”
Burl
studies. It the entire .
listen Ireland to wood positions. I
. in. flood for It or! est
$3.5." at. A. “will. ‘
llil'flllt’n‘fil ”iult mutt"
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