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New York Herald Weather Yer-nan.
In this dintrlct today fnir weather will pro-
bably prevail. with no decided change in tui-
vorutnre. the maxlrnnra exceeding 0) dunes,
with continued danger or sunetrokea and pree-
tratlonn, followed by local rain. On Friday.
fair to partly cloudy weather will prevail. with
slowly innit-z imperative and norm thun
Ilersbmu, and on Suturday molar, fair weath-
er.
norm! NORDALK.
What the Peopl- ol oar (my are Del-g
y and Bari-l.
II. Krioger is offering trimmed hate
and blazer suite at leer than cost.
Miss Susan E. HcGraw and Edward
Faber will be married this evening.
Francis A: Co. have engaged Heine's
Band to give n secondopenvair concert on
the evening of August 8.
Mrs. Madeline Biber called at Tut: Sus-
nxu. oilice this morning and contrulict-
ed the report that she and Isaac Kirk—
ham are married.
—Rennounble prices at lane's depot
restaurant Openallnight.
William Everett, of Portchcnter. was
arrested yesterday afternoon for drunk-
enness. Justice Towneeud fined him it
and costs, which he paIII.
An- you nerIous front want of sloop: '
Dr. Richardson's('1xm.( oler) and l' in
chonn Nerve Tonic Powders cure lu-
somnia and Nervous Debility. Ask for
5c. or tile. sample.
Quart-3minster E. E. Noyes. of the
Fourth regiment. was in South Noru'nlk
thiuutoruing. Hehad been in Bridge-
port and engaged horses for several
’nlclulkzrs of Colonel Frost's stall.
Stephen Flinn. of Day street, notified
the police last evening that his llvovycnr-
old son Matthew had been missing since
noon. lie was found won afterwath
and is none the worse for his adventure.
—llr. hicbrooken last week. Open
until amounting».
SIurtevent. the bargain man, in the
mile agent in South Norw-nlk for the Per-
fection tire-proof cooking crock. He enu—
merates in his advertisement twelve
muons why you should one this clock.
Owing to failing health, \V. \l'.
Swords. oi lluaton. has resigned hie peei-
tioninthe auditing dqmrtmeut ofthe
Adams Expres- company. with which
be has been connected for eleven yearn,
and will takenmuchneeded rental his
home in tlth city.
Fred llallock took the photograph of
a numherof eniployn of the Norwelk
lock factory yeaterday afternoon by a
new mm. Theplatee were somewhat
damp. however, and it in doubtful if the
pictum of the men will look well after
they have been developed.
-l’rof. J. H. Cum. oculirtoptician.
who b no well known lien in tbh Vlcln-v
lty. can be consulted at A. 8. l‘crrle’
jewelry More. August I end 3.
WUIIydEmNo.“ Ancient
Orderct Wot America. held a
Muinltewflavruhtevaniuxmnd
docidedtoxiveauuiwdplcmcto Rotor:
momma-mun. Ana-t
,l’l. Themtlatwlli am
,mrtl’ruittutvimand Ahab-In Lin
MdWWyIO—tw-fily.
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trikecmrruthueotltevlewoillevlewr:
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0.11. Harvey administrate-lug out
rule for thenext thirty day: of boots and
shore.
Charles B. Beymour'e grocery more
hula-I'll It Ix «M3 3llrt‘ “fitment!
minimum can W and
eua'oyul cocci Miniature. - ’2
~l’ure Ice cream in half pint. pint andml
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
Postmaster Adams In making a num-
berof improvement in the poet-onlce.
The general delivery boxes are being
moved about three feet nearer the win-
dow. making it more convenient for the
clerk and carriers.
0. D. Henry's comedy company be-
gins rehearsals for the coming season
to-mermw in Suffern. N. Y. Mr. Henry.
the leading lady, Mire Fuller, hila- Eerie
DalynndAl Darcy have been spending
the eummeratNo. l0 High street. this
city.
The dungeroua “hot wave”atlll holds
away over the country out of the Hit-is-
rippi vnlley. It will drift slowly east.
with but little abatement of intense heat
in the Atlantic states. The “cool wave"
in the west will probably affect Atlantic
coast weather by Friday afternoon.
Jeannette, the four-utontlwold child
of Mr. and In. Gustave Galler. of Dan-
bury. died on the main filmtof rim city
Tuesday afternoon of cholera infnntum
while being taken to a doctor's ollloe.
llr. Gnller is n barber, employed by
Samuel Pukuleki. formerly of South Nor-
walk.
-—0w-ing to the lnrgedemnnd for Hugh
Bottling Works soda, eemprilln, ginger
ale. root and birch Mr. etc.. It is earnest-
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of as noon as empty. Lewis & Co
Lizzie, the thrZy-earold daughter of
Hr. andlfre. Prank Mayhew. of South
_ llaiu street. we; supposed to he Instinct
evening, and the neighbors were called
out to search for her. After hunting
about three hours the little girls‘ mother
found her just awaking from a sleep in
a hammock in Lorenzo Dibble‘n yard.
Mayor Marigold, of Bridgeport. cuter-
tained the mayors of (bnmtirut yester-
day. Among the guests was Norwnlk'a
popular mayor. William 8. Reed. They
were received in the parlor: of the Atlan-
tic llotr-l, visited the principal point of
interwt in the city, had dinner at lllick
Rock, then took II IaIil on the Sound. We
understand that Mr. Reed entertained
the party with tales of “faring life.
(lomip Jr.. war shipped to Hartford
today. He went there in exchange for
the gray mare Pilot Belle, owned by E.
W. Dowdoin. and a ditlerence anti-fee
ton to Mr. Sounder; Mr. 80an has
a stable of nine horror. and near some of
them on the track. Probably (lo-nip
will he heard from in tho free-for-all
clamor thia falL The mare llr. Seundera
took in thetmleinclaimed tobeapeedy
and M extraordinary road quali-
ties.
NOBDALI NEDA-
A My Budget of Item. fro- the
m I“ of Iowa.
The Norwalk rhirt factuy shut down
at noon yesterday on account of the in-
tense beet. ‘W
Onoof the Italian recently blown up
in the Weetport naphtha explosion died
in the Bridgeport beryl-l yorterrlny.
In. lary Shaw. ioruurly of Norwalk,
now of Hula. Ohio. died yesterday. She
we: on knot of James Irycett.
Atthemeetingoftheeurpuatonoi
tbeNawalkBavianooirtyflyuwrday
(i. mud”. lraOot-aodllhphoull.
Holme- moleculdlreetoreforthree
your.
Wanda-them of (tampon
mxorwrlk, morelrlugalnng long
“Whfieyfitlfllu Thur
hikeykevehrntm he; Harbor to
Mmmwrmmp
Theatwtalnment gimbythe little
MbmHmJJl. ,fieyniour'r lawn
Mayeftwurnnfortlumud of the
Milk-q, w-wenutrndednct
Mil-heated“ avert
m ’I‘liephywlllhe repeatedthlr
durum.
Whammwmnfl-
lune: mitt-sprint), two ellkw
mun
climb-M
pip-“I
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'21 él'uhnrldehwlth' pub M. 66.5 H”
v3; Fme Grades ofiGinghams lOc.
Scotch Zephyr Gmghams l2 l-20.
Persian
mun 12 1-2..
A. Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON
Henry Perry innklattarcerrliuaeoru'
Mohamed-route today. Hr. Nicholson
being in New York
deified
,. Glove-int
10,an New, submit! Mill» mo
and tomorrow will all for Italy. i‘ldd
p.depot mutant. Open all night.
Dr. Henry 6. )icllonegal, who war er.
reeled yeaterday. charged with causing
thedenthoflluloulsaWebb. of Lung
Inland City. is a brother of Rev. Robert
licGonegnl. of West avenue, this place.
llr. and In. Jaiper Pryor, of River»
view Terrace. gave a nignt blooming
cereue party laat arming. Only one
flower waein bloom but it, was A mam-
moth and handsome one. much admired
by time pro-wit;
S. K. Stanley and funtily. In. Hunter
and daughter Me. and the Minter
lleuricttalnd Nettie Tuttic an picnic-
ing at Neuron to-day. They niled for
the inland earlythle morning on 0. 8.
Clarke' e yacht ’l‘luee Bmthen."
~0ur discount of 50 ctr. per pair in-
cludeenll elmfromt‘léOnptoOfi The
line and prices are well known to our
customers. Good Itill Aug. 18. A. H.
lloyt a Son, borough.
George Sherwood. better known a
“lean." whohae been quartered at the
aims-home, nu away last week and
since then liar been about town. Keeper'
Hoyt made a complaint that he could
not do anything with Sherwood. and'
wished tohnve him ant-sled. Cmetablc
lorehouee saw him on Main timer. lent
evening nnd placed him under nrreet.
This morning he was before Justice
leiilge, who hound him over under
“00 bonds until the next term of the
superior mm. for ngrancy.
films too new.
Pleasant Paragrapha about Our and
Other Petrol-'- Prim-dz.
Mrs. Louie Roymoud will spend two
weeks at. Bettu' Island.
E. Di. Jackson. wife and daughter are
at Washington. Conn
(Mr Bylugton, of South Norwnlk. has
been visiting in West Bedding.
“‘illiam Tompkine and wife. of Fough-
keepsie. N. 11. are nt the Norwalk hotel.
Samuel Hathaway and family. oi Dan
bury. are visiting Reborn Hoyt, Bayview
kvenu.
Miss Gertrude Dudley. oi Norwulk, has
been spending two weeks with friends in
Nine llny Raymond. of Rowayton. is
visiting her grandma. Mrs. Raymond, of
West street.
Howard Hackey. of Trentm,N. J.. lea
guest at the Icflonegnl residence on
\Yait avenue.
Nina Lillian llrocke.of New llama. in
a goat at the home of [outer Hunt,
liouth Iain street.
lira. J. C. Warner and Mini Kate War.
tier, of Norwalk, have linen tin-guano of
relatives in Deubury.
(1P. Doty,of New York city. in the
coat of hie grand-noun, lire. I. it.
Duty, on West avenue.
Mr. and lint. Fred ll. Quintanl, of
Wnahington rtrvet. have gone on a trip
to the'l‘hoI-and Islands.
llr. and lln. l’. N. Smith. of llayviewu
avenue, returned lat evening from n
week's visit in ltidgellrld.
Ni- Nettlo Nillar. of Elinbetkport, N.
J.. inrpendlnx twoweekrwith li-l‘nn-
ule Clark. of Her-win atreet, Non-alt.
«locum.
liarliayAdamuof mm.ler~
welk,haeroturued iteraaplnarautvirlt "In“
with Mr. and (l. W. Durant. of Babel.
Ill-llama A. Raymond E cum
lug her friend. In. H. N. Allen. ofM
Waningmatker homo-Wotan“.
0. IL lumford and P. C. Shaw. lately
employed at Wilton Point. left Booth:u
Nevwalk thlrnrovatng feraweek'r hit
in Philadelphln.
It... Dr. retro-II. ltli- m
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York. are thiug at J. J. Bullback‘a,
Woodwardamue.
Harry Evan. clerk in (M
Brothrrr‘llouth Norwalk more. eluted
“burning for a wake north. in
Blamendmlt. Y.
DmtuWeedeI-ltnmllymflhb city.
mint-m ha a trip
lied-u. ammunition-o-
STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CON,N.
DANISH.
Hr. audfln. William J. Flemming are
”MuffrleodelnNew-Ierley.
‘a: . .‘st.
dim»... .. " ”was”
It'll!
“mother”; Nil. Albert Boo-
mi‘ I23"' ”M
%%.Wsm airli-
Ptirinoi'l'airhnnkea Kelly, hudeclded
not to accept a pudticu with Alonzo
Weed,btlthaereturned to his home in
New Canaan.
‘l'belethod'utpicnicto Pound Rock.
near Cove pond. Stamford.yuterday.
was attended by about two hundred
M Theday‘w- M in a very
enjoyablemanner.
Avaluable mare and colt owned by
l’rankS.Fitch.ofNorotou,were struck
hylightuingund inatantiy killed 7W
day niternoon. while seeking protection
fromtheheavyatorniunderatree.
George S. Bailey, who has conducted
thentahleinthe rear of the Columbus
Hotel for route yearn. has purchased
Charles W. Weterbury'r livery stable.
Hr.Batly will ure hie old stand for o
lunlingetableundleavethe otheru it
isIurthepreeent.
Adayortwo ago a cow owned by
William H. Willmott gave birth to a
freak intheform of a calf which had
notthelenetsignofacaudal appendage.
The mother cow died thefoilowing day.
however andtltecalf badto be sacrific-
ed.
The year-aud-a-half-old child of lir.
and In. John Willmott, whichdied of
whoopingcoughatthcir home in New
York.iv'naburied inSpringGrove com
tery yesterday afternoon. This is the
second child they Iranian wlthina year.
ltwaethegnndchild of leopard Sam-
mia.otthis since.
Harry llindley and the crew of the
Lung Dictation Telephone line started
out londay night at twelve o'clock for
Hat-rim.» replace a pole which had
heahrokenin threerieneeby lightning.
whichetruckatreeunrbycauaingitto
fall on the pole. Severnl wine were
broken, but the menhedtham in order
atdnylight.
One day thk week. when l-‘rauk
Tucker failed Scotch Cove. he found
that the oeuter-boanlof James Poohy'a
yacht had been [untied down when the
tidewae up and when it receded had
canned theboatto her-lover onherride
audtlll. Heworkednt the bout alldey
tryingtorightit. It was the work of
thefreehairboyu,who net bate adrift
in the mveandotherwine damage than.
They should botaken bettevcueof.
LIGHTNING I038.
flute-Il‘a Duel". that They an Really
Ileoful lot Frauen-c “Ill-ca.
As the seem of thunder stoma up
punches the question of the beat mean-
of protection from lightning resume.
particular importance. A reader aeka
three (location of Mil intcréat: Pint
Dore-tin roof on a hou,|llllled or
unpainted. increaee or diminhb itelia-
bility tobeetruck by lightning? vand.
Are properlyerected mike! good con-
ducting material an abaolute protection ?
Third, Ave building- on elevated rite-
necenearilynron expo-ed to danger on
that amount? Theaequeatiour warne-
ferred toflarretl’. Serving who replied
at followa.
Amlmdouehnilding. painted or
Imam! whertruck h lightning. Till-
laI‘i-Isa‘r'lnipty rmmthe’faot faotthata metal
like tin la a p”good couductorof
but the it?“ thus invited my”
availed properl connecting
almoiwitha m5... of lightning noo-
Whilotherearedlffereneewfcpinionln
tectlon all?“ by “mm rode. the
but authoritiu favrlr
laultl. Iyrtrrnoi conductore incur-
lkhtnlug-rodconfereucreheld in
erm’”
'fnhpapll
hiltbePh
wr
ever run IIIvzr.’
Iowa and Oar-I, at the Day II But
., let-alt.
W 9% rwfl grim m
It Manportionot the fence erected in
frtiutofhie property by the Contolidat-
‘0! ”Sim Itr. Cometock intends hav-
lflmfif hi W-
RODAY'I'ON.
HarryBryan hna purchaeed mhmd-
eornelile boat from lir. Ferguson.
Theophile Euphrat ia moving Io-day
into his handsome midence' In Daria.
Rev. S.VanPelt and wife on: guests
ofllr. audeE. H. White. Prospect
Hdghte.
Mia Elmendorf. of Danbury, is spend-
iugn few days with Him lou Stevena,
lain street.
Clnrlm Silvanailand family, of Nauv
gntuck,nre spending z few days with Hr.
and In. Henry Simone.
In. Ford. of Bridxewrt, is critically
ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs. E.
H. White. Prospect Heights.
A Inwnfeteuuderthenuspicee of the
Nethod'ut church will take place on the
grounds of William '1‘. Raymond, Aug-
ust 9.
Mia: Charlotte Bryan is spending a
few daynat the Whipple Home School,
Nyntic. where she was formerly a
teacher.
James H. Street" yesterday porches~
ed another piece of land from I".
Thom, adjoining the piece purchaeed
nomewrehagomn what in known or
the Godfrey property. The rule inclltm
the old helm.
DD. WGONEGAL AGAIN IN JAIL
Amanda-Allin. In. Webb In no DH
Pretty Ample Goodwll.
Nn You, July B—Dr. HonryO. lic-
Oomweqedmmuonerofmedidoe
comm“ ‘l" “m" °‘
win tbprrttydaaretuglrhh
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WWOMIhewife of Frank Webb,“
ML] andiarmwlockedupin
tbeQueemoonnty Jail. Suspected no no-
colnplieeaaru Ir. Webb nnd In. Harlan
A Dahmacwueheneeoftbiaclty,whoie
nidtohave-Irted Dr Icoonegnl
iornuraruahnlaaatody
W was eentenced to fourteen
y-n’penal rervitude forthe Annioocod
win cane, and pending an appeal to the
oourtofappealswaafor time confined in
tho Tomb- ln defrul
~1 Fit
MRMM‘M“ reload
intricately. Hehusincebeen spending
M time between thb city and Chlago.
mininghbothplacea
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Why ”More Have Good Vulcan.
Life in the conntry.especinllyinour
southern country, where people lived
far apart and were employed oftentimes
at a considerable distance from one an-
Olber. Ind from the houses or homes in
which they ate and slop. tended. by ex-
martianinmmmunhtafingwithonean-
o‘er. to strengthen end impove the
«deer fonhigh and prolonged notes. A
wider range to the vocal sounds was
constantly afforded and frequently re-
quired.
Hallooing. screaming, yelling for one
parlor: or another to their dogs,qrat
acme of their cattleonthe plantation,
with the accompanying reverberations
from lu'lltqre. oIer valleys and plaim
were familiar sounds throughout the
farming d-triet‘s of the south in the
daylguneby. It need tobeenldofmy
father'soldnegroloremnn that heconld
hediatinctlyunderttood a mileormore
away.
Hunting. whichvne mjoyed and in-
dulged in more or leuby nearly every
citizeuofthe south. wualwconducive
War-exuuadrlpo.
lnTbeGenndheitalngnnieurthefact
la communicated hya acomspondhnt
thatwhentracing theienkyplaceeina...
lulpipetherewae foundinonooftbe
leak: a live woodwonn with its head
pmtrudlnginthewalloftherupingnhe
long form t hytrnilllrnetere. and the
lnuururfaceofthenmeehowingfiue
indaitnree. Thatritnilarcueehaveoc—
“no rial-ate. of lako Input-r.
At little Port Arthur alone the
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”Notice! Notice! Noticel"!
33 Washington Street. South Nemalk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
- —-—-——BlC'l.'lllD FOB GRADUATES AT—
IIIE NEW BUSINESS IIIIllEllE
Three Mir-Wm Telegraph.“ my
" m of raft-milieu {mitt-lie Call or Inn“. for circuit-r.
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outnumingoftbbcavitybeingofob 3‘
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mu. cm“Limo Juice. Lemon
in Java.
country
Thin store will be closed all day on July 4th and ev Wed-
nesday even' mg.connnencin June 29th, at six o’clock d the
hot months for m8the benefit our clerks.
CHAS; E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
Bridgeport. Conn”. ’3
and Typowrltlug,
- PBIHOIPAI.
hi to
Thing. lea-t to he Inlay.
aneley—See here, Nudge, when I let
you have thatfieix weeks ago you lid
you uanted it for a little while only.
Nudge—Well I told you the truth. I
didn‘ t have it in my pomeeeiou more
than half an hour.
Old gentlemen—~Dou' I you think it I!
crueltoehutupa bird in a little cage
like that?
Little girl~0h, I don’t know. I have
a pretty good time. and I live in a flat.
“A harein the garden! Hmd me a
gun. Jacques.”
“But. sir, it in live In the morning:
every body It! asleep. " -
Never mind. I‘ll fire on tiptoe. "
Therein a way in which the postage
stamp line the advantage of the small
boy. Itcannever be licked but once.
If a New York millionaire given a din-
nerat 5thnvenuenud26th thetreegcorting
Wthesc (I), which gives 19 dyepepm,
theeeunfle spend ‘1 456.00 In doc-
tore bills finally have topay 85.“)
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
thedinnerehould notbegivm. than
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire It Pluinted'e drugstore where
you may have the problemeolved and
get internuclear uhontCnctInBloodcnre.
nruii J
MdglllllL—ln New York. July at. at her
mideuceJiB last film etreet.Mrn.
3., widoWofVoahMoeher. lntltefllnt
of her an.
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
tittiilltTnll STIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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WANTED.
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room. private family near nation. at
cure Adam 31ml. 1:5
MM
A FEW girls to meme machines or We
artery Wellington errant
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clonal) work. 1‘. E. nghfle Infillmi
T0 LET.
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‘rmn
the still. August lat. rent
Infinite at 11 “oodwnrd nIerIue, South l0:
"9'
I DWIR part of Mun... \‘o. Ill l
1.No.3 lien
to; 5‘0. I) are-tie.
lower floor. rent
ply to ll. l'oungmat lackwood NfLCaA
”[7580! seven min good
noted on Cheetuut street. Al-I but“:3
5"" of house on Bprbank erred. A
ohn Ntwmun, No.’ I) Burbank street.
“rm as room house \u lilDoTIl—e‘mHillklrut.
Mum. all modern convenience. Houae
order. Item ream yt
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and Ann street
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I Ol'rll-I 5 room. and
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Box 2,1iownnon.t.‘onn.
NEW house Taylor avenue ilk ilruntna
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farm house. barn. garden Int n
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to r. shunted in the m“l'l'orunno‘f Nor-volt.
ll town minqu' walk fun-mun and
can. Price 1me mlt-remalnonlnurt
nae. Addme South Norwalk 1m!
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and laying or I III
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m ”that“ of all:
all 1%
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BUSINESS BILLIE,
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All”.
Norwalk Chronicler