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43 lustingtnn St, 80. llnmall.
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Animal m nouns In new will I:
beaiven tothe person who will before July
the lat. 1M. send me the most com-loo and
up It teatlmoniai setting forth the mile-
lnal andonrativo of
Loxatonik. ~
it her done for you. 'i'mtt—
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b1 helm W. C. Poole and John
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£0, NT. ON ALL GRAD
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aIlthia eeaeon' 1 patterns
_, mataioee rather ihancarry
,_ than over.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
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and notice: calculated to promote private
inlereda, weep! where an advertircmeut
'12]an in advertising columns.
are charged for at regular rota, to omit
a line.
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Item'ldnlng uncalled for at the following poet-
ofllcee for the week ending July 9, 11m. Per-
soue calling for any of these lettere will please
say the) are advertised:
nth Norwalk—Wrn. 3. Markham. Min
Alice (look. MA. Bookman. Mn. Johnm Mul-
Ior. Bernard “My tire. E. Van“ Ordena'.
Fol
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East lh’orvralbdlfi'e-l C. A. Harkney. In.
Libbie 'Ibbey. Mia-1 B. Phelan.
.Geo. “2&3?“ skull) Rum-$11
aim-:1". Aim tor 'l'o-lrnmw.
Sun Sate
at I 1?
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Sun Rise!
bTido Low1 Tide
at 4148 Big
at 3:2: atlocfili
Id Weather Format.
In this district y cooler. partly cloudy
weather’wjll bably prevail preceded by
rain. 111111 11.11 and out southwest to north—
nest 11 finds. maximum temperature: not much
if at all exceeding Sidegvees. 011 Sunday fair
weather will probably prevail. with lower,
followed by slowly. rising temperature: and on
Monday clear. warmer weather.
SI! SIM! SHIN IC ['25.
New York ll
Pro-when and Their Themes in Norwalk
' Churches ‘I'o-Ilaon'ow.
501""! .\'oIIw.u.u C11xouxo.1'rlox .11.. “out
avenue and West streets. No settled pastor.
Services lit-Jr) a. no [1. 111.: Sun.
1113 sthoul lint. Youml’eoplee meeti
sub bleed: “Christ the Only ~la1iour
set'rntiun meetingied': Myth. N. C. Grows:
Kenneth-11 H. ’of lockport. N. f..
will preach morning and evening.
Sum \‘ouwatx ”moms. West avenue.
Garner 1'. Burma. tor.
I‘reachin man. In and 7:3) p.m.:un1ia1'
School]; Morning. Holy Communion;
111' enlng. preaching by the pastor.
Burr A1llxt‘l Humoms'r. (lil'lli’ \‘nnzandt
avenue. East Vorwnlk.I{e1'.(..P1-.gg.pu-
tor. Preaching 10'}! n.n1.antl “31131. 111.; run-
do) school. L m: ., 101mg pwple' a meotlug on!)
In.
pScum Xouwaut BA mm. W not a1 enue, near
Pine street. Rev. Are hibal-l Wheuton, tor.
I’reaclhing. 111.11 mm. a '5!) p.n1.: nda
110an 12111.; Y. ES. C pIayer meeting. tub
p.111.
Tluurn Brueoran, Went street and Fair-
li1ld u1‘.onu1~ South Nonalk. R11 Olin Ilnl-
lock. rector 71b Strum after Trinity. Morn-
ing Prayer. litany urmon at 111.1111. 111.
Sunday school at l'.'. Etching Prayer at
tulip m.
Soquun Conuummoxnl, corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T.l1 .Noble. 11.11.
$111411er Services at 10.3) a m. and 111111.111;
I'I. meeting. 11:1) p.111. \lorulng
subhu, "A B1- role Life—4E se1 vet and its lea-
~on3. " In the owning the pastor 11 III give tht~
idol of his writ-en! Iortlms 1m “1' hrislinnlty
and Amusements." Th1: publir umiiaih III
vited.
\‘ouw 11.: Minimum. \"t’ial and Dion ave-
num. llev (l1v1rge\'anAlat'.ue.D ...Imetor
Senicm lull) a. m.uul'11p.m;whun1Ia
Mltotll. 12 In: Ipworthf ue meetingJ
."lJ linenptbestadd-
rrd." Eveninxau t.“tlplriluat Napping).
\‘ouwua Burner. Kart avenue. apps-11a
Green. n.1,}: E. Robbin-1. paamv. tier-
1i11~1-. lth’l) 1111111171” 1.111.; $11111!” uhool.
1:: 111.; to rune.B cc. 3 mg m.:1'oung
leople n 1111111133?!) ovum; aub-
Iect. " humble; Evening subject
“mall-prism or Eunuch.‘ followui by pap.
tietnalearviee.
Grill?! EPIBI‘OPAI. Bride-n avenue and Pm
atreeLNorw alk. Re ten rt. H. Watkins. rector.
Morning Prayer. Litau'
ltrjlln.m.Suuda1'l-kluw1i."1ll In. Evenl
i’rnyir and aennon :3» p. In. All are we -
mum.
in
and urmon at
Attila Brilliant. Church etmt. upon.
site i 1etlreen. Norwalk. ..Ts Graham
mtor. Divine and arrmon. at 101! a.
m.. Sunday lemma!) 111.: Divine service with
sermon at 21'!) 'snb t. “The 01-qu
tle nor-the mm."
The oittinee and a cordial welcome to all.
flotilla. Y‘all. 0., corner of West avenue
andf'ha lulreet. Norwalk. Rev. \\ J Dior-
um. we or law Mann. '1' a m.;t"blldrenn
gin-111,95” a.ut.: Blah Mano. I03); In: V upon,
lion" L'nmorur. VanZandt avenue. m1
Preach-
Norwalk. Rem]! II.H. Tut-kenpaettt.
inmltma. In. and 1 111.: yachool
In.: prayerandpraae aervirmbvillpm.
Barr Norm/11.x swam-11 CDNOIIGATIOKAL.
liberal-lo amour. lhv.(. J.Al11lfllon.§1aa«
tor. Hervireaat 11m“- and Tannin ; on-
day 111.- thW p.111.
Hrataowoon tiller (learn. ll avenue.
South Norwalk. finnday lie l p.
evenlnq'rervleetm n m.. sublect. ”Running
to Win 1 (tor. lx..
nnlamvrua Pit/Inn. ('huveh atreet. near
Taylor avenue. aehool at amp. n1.
You're lan‘a (‘Ilnmaa mAaaoou'rlou.
Bible eta-pt at p. roam an n. In.
‘ (111.1111! .Quin tardxfiolld-
1mm "m“wamt ha'tlhrlulan
Ernieavor mming.‘ p. 111.; Mmhim.’l
p In.
lineman: lam“.
atmi. mutton-I
”It "fill-tn. Ital Tram WWE'
reboot. 12:15 mutdlfltddauiidminm.
I'll! z'ldhlffl CAPITAIIIDT.“
A 11111111.... county Inna Who run-n
111 ltvwll 1n ooh-co.
Henry L. Clark. commonly known in
the locality, In which he was born an
“the waiting refit-list." leworthyueat
in the trontmoteeoeniric beluga, and
he Moubtedly atanda alone in the
chem of hi- eccmtrieity.
Clark liver in the west end of Middle
sex “county. about half-way between
unvaudiya Thathlle
hi 5“ drifting about
time.
which in agood ohm of the
Be visited the centennial exhibition at
fair. Inviewof tliefacttbltchrk ia
nowott yearrold,tbie willbeanexiw
8011111 ‘Nouvitu.
What thohoplaof 0111-0111 are Data.
ml Earl-a.
The oaseof Thomas Kippie. for molt.
'0! MW tbb morning for one.
week. I _ ”ah i
Rev. 0.4!. Seward, D. 11.. will pmehf
in the Wilton Congregational Church
tomorrow;
~—(Bioice weak and blue-tieh live and
eight cents a panel at Hayee' market.
The regular monthly meeting of the
[haul of Councilmen will be held Mon-
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Ilarry Doulens, a boy employed in the
depot restaurant. 11ml his hand badly cut
this morning by the bursting of a bottle
of elder.
-—Dr. Eatebrmke’r.‘ loot week. Open
untii8130eveningu.
James II. Bartram and wife and their
daughter Clara, with George Keenler and
wife and their little son George, are pic-
nicing at Nnuvoo today.
Joseph Jubesz, aged four months. died
of diarrhea this morning at. his home, 21
Benton street, The funeral was held
this of lernoon at 4 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
state cementum will hold at Willimao-
tie in October. not at South ,‘orwalk no
decided at last year's meeting
County Commiaioner John 0. Page,
who line been ill for over a your. is slow-
ly improving in health. [To is able to sit
up and his friends expect to see him out
in a few weeks.
—Ii1-aeonable prices at Lane's dept“.
mtaurant. Open all night.
Mr. Kuoblock. of New York. and Mr
Belden. of \Teelport, are expected to he
at the meeting of the Union Gospel
Temperance Reform Association to
marrow afternoon at 3:31) o'clock.
P. E. Miller & Company have decided
to give up the gmcery business 11nd will
close their doors tonight. Mr. Miller
says there are not enough cash customers
to warrant the continuance of the busi-
“BSD.
——You can buy Choice walk-fish for
five cents a pound and blue-fish for
eight cente a pound at Hnyrs' market.
The attention of Strwt t'ommis‘luucr
Fitch localled to the ilagstono over the
gutter at the corner of Washington
and Franklin streets. It is broken in
three pieces audio a menace to people
who cross the street.
,W. “n" I
Saratogaie a veritable haven of not
during this heated period and holdmout
many attractions to the tourist. Puck‘s
Saratoga truin lenvoa Monday for this
famous resort, and is the cheapest and
best way to reach there. D8510 pays all
expert”.
«luniur Brown dooe painting. paper
hanging and general jobhing. Order
slateinpostofilce. l’. 0. address. No. 8
Haviland street. South Norwnlk. (VI.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
Connecticut Commercial Travels-111‘ anso—
cintion wan held at Pleasure beach.
Bridgeport ymterdny. between I50 and
201) members being present. Races and
other Iportu were held after dinner,
which war aervod between 2 and 3.
William I.. Blaster. who has managed
the affair-of the llouratonie railroad in
this city for metal yearn. went to
Wilson Point today to take charge of
that place, weanling l. l. homey.
In Privacy bar made a ray capable
layout. and was popular among hie
aobordlnuer.
. ...-"1...... ,
The "mature." with its cranium-
ed by temperature ellghtly below 00°)
~now,in0ntario.audeutondh¢ 10th a)
Wrrtern Penuaylvanh. will drift slowly
outward today. preceded by cloud and
rain and gradually lowering temperature
in the section nortbof the Potomac. pro-
bably from 10° tollia lower than yen-
lerday‘a hlgboet records.
~ilolddollanfortlfty cents we can-
notgive you: but we are ailing the
fluent nhoulderrteakin town for 101:. a
pound. A C. Cradduck. toe Waldo;-
metre-t.
Henry KJenninge, a driver for the
Adam Express Company. darted out
this morninswdrllml dos “Maine
”WWW atthe reel»
Mont II. horde, Booth Bah
street Jukebereaohdtbehooae
mmommmmw
Moplialnmt. fiernmiaedtbe
cratethedogwanhtpped in and found
Nib-Whoa gnawed no of the
baud-andbvohniiiechaia.thv gala»
ingot-liberty. 11111111113111.1111» been
Motion.
lirenuatmrattoxottbertati‘bm
ottbeAnciantOnlerot Hibernian- the
mummm or the
NORWALK NEWS.
A Bunny ltadgat of Itera- From “I.
Born-III 1'.-II M'l‘own.
Henry Perry I: taking Letter carrier
Wilber Hubbell'a 1111111 11111111.,“
11141.13 8t.Johi1. 111151111111 11111 tilt
lector. will be qunrtcred In Room No l,_
Masonic 111111111113 '
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1
F.’
James Sherman and family are to re-
move from 9 Weatport avenue to their
old home at Minster, N. Y.
—l’ure ice cream In half plot. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Rmtauraut.
Rev. w. J. Slocum. of St. Mary'-
church. attended the funeral of Rev.
James E. Lat-kins, at Milford, yesterday.
W. II. Lockwood ahipped yesterday
for the recount Worcester. tin-11., next
week Hhipmnn, Picket, Lucille and
“enroll.
——IInIe' e oordiaT' to absolutely rate.
Presiding Elder James H. Smith. of
the New York conference, will preach in
tho Knight Street A. M. E. church to-
morrow evening.
Captain bruey took Mvmnd Jack-
111m and John Merrill down the bar-
bor yesterday in search of sharks. They
returned with a solitary block-fish.
The infant daughter of lies Rosa liar»
risou. of Park street. died at 8 o'clock
this morning. The funeral will be held
at .‘5 o’clock to-morrow morning.
C. Ford See-Icy. of Hartford. formerly
of Norwolk. and a companion named
Mitchell will ride a tandem bicycle from
the 111111111] City to 111111111 Point tom-1r-
row.
-—I‘r1vf.J. lI. Cantos, 1x'ul11h1pti1duu.
' who is so well known here in this vicin-
ity can be consulted at A. S.
jewelry store, August 1 and“:
Perth"
The rein-hing shower of last evening
did much good to sweltering Immunity
11nd gave everyone a breath of freak air.
oumethiog they had not enjoyed for
several 1111111.
The gold medal which '11 In be award.
ed to the winner of the Iron lilouldm'
ten-mile bicycle nice at the ‘uir Grounds
next Saturday. is on exhibition In
Jeweler Jackson‘s window. 0
hit. “wit-111a and family, of Norwalk,
are now settled in the Club mirage. Ira.
Morison. who has been soill an to require
the servicea of a professional nurse. is
1'11nvuI1'311-nt.~bltamfonl Advocate.
—-I or colic and bowel troubles. use
ilule' s cordial.
During the storm last evening “reelec-
trio light wins were grounded In several
placee and as they rubbed against the
trees 11 small light was the result of their
meeting. Went avenue was the princi-
pal Item of this display.
liir. 11nd him. A. J. Donne. of Mott are.
one. had a night~blooming eereua in
bloom last evening. Them were two
Masonic, each larger than a rodeo cup.
The plant “11011 on the fmnt plum and
woe admired by a large number of
friends whom they 1m Ited to are it.
m—t all and pro on. bed take home one
of our tender and juicy pot route, only
be. perpound. Allotbervneata in pro-
portion. A. (I. (. ',radduck 100 Webbing-
ton utveet.
During the storm Int evening theelec-
tric light wires supplying the are light
at Dann'e livery vtablee became grounded
with the wet roof of the carriage born
and not the building on fire. lanager
Merrie. of the telephone exchange, we.
near the building at the time. lie [are
analarmandthe wive- were polledup
out of the way of the buildings. The
wood work was slightly charred. .
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Went Jam. F. Brennan of 1111
Catholic Stats Total Abstinence Union
heel-andhlrremlanuual I00". Dun
log the part year, the union has increav»
ed to membership at a ratetbatluauevrr
before been equalled since lie formation
The preaeut membership h I 078:1!»
ing the 111111.527 new memberrwernd-
mitted. Therequ the rtate seem
not connected with the mien, that
a membership of 1.145.
—0ar dine-moron 1111. per pair
olodeaallnhoeafroaituoaptotb.
line and prices are well known to our
omtomera. Good '1“! Aug. 18. A. ll.
Iloyt & Don, M.
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“Fme Grades‘oi' Ginghams I00. ¥
Scutch zephyr Ginghams I2 l—2c.
“Persian
A. Dickerman & Son,
STREET. SOUTH
Mull I2 I320.
NORWALK. CON’N.:
ported?
needay evening, commencin
Afull
Olimpia:
and
Wfickles
mum
linoy of Fancy. Cracker-um itwludin
Ginger 8
melons on eve
Btrawbe
choicest 0 ve Oils and
In in “Lame season.
rry 3 mp. Cronberr Sauce
as that come
NotiCel 'Not'
ofall kinds. Guava
Crown-11pm paratione iuoam.
”(p t e celebrated Watery
ranges, Water-
LimeJuice. IomonSyru yrup,
to Jan. The
this country.
we! Notice!
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and every Wed.
bot months for the benefit of
0111'
June 29th, aty six o ’clock durmg the
clerks.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING
GROCER,
33.. Washington Street. South Norwaik.
OVER TIIE RIVER.
Iowa and (min of the Day In Kart
flare-all.
Dire. Lydia Peek in entertaining her
When, Fraph, Thomas, of Brooklyn.
" (leorge'll. Dell,“ Cove street. started
tit. rimming one-week’s plume trip to
Miss I. If. Gumhart. of New York, is
the guest of her brother E. H. (lumbart,
Maple avenue.
The funeral of Mn. llermnu Theda. at
9 o clock tomorrow" morning. will be
strictly private. This is in accordnnce
with a request of the deceased.
Miss Minnie Godfrey. of East. Nor-
walk, and her deter, Mrs. Wm. II. AI-
hart-on, of Stamford. have returned
froma ten dnya' visit. with friends in
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mn C. S. l‘egg. Rev. C M
P933 and daughter Edith will start Mon-
day forCantleton. N. Y. After a short
visit Mr. and Mrs C. S. Pegg will return
to their home In Creeton, Ill.
James .‘ilcllnbon. James Boles and A
Ruoeell had a narrow escape from drown-
ing last night. They were out in the
cross channel when the storm come up.
causing the bout to cawize. They suc-
ceeded in swimming ashore at Dorlon
Point and are all right to-doy.
The August meeting of the Mayflower
Hook and ladder and Home company
will be held next Monday evening, Aug-
ust 1. instead of August 9. A full attend-
unceof tin- members is requested. I'1~r
order. I". M. WHEELER. Foreman.
Jolt): TRYOS. Secretory.
ROWAT'I'ON.
flurry \'unSei1'er is building 11 I111n1i~
some new canoe.
William Hunt, of Troy, will more to
this pin-'1». lloroutemphiuu building 11
residence on {‘outeutmeot Island in the
full.
If the writer of an anonymous letter to
the seioetm'eu willsign his or her name to
the communication it will receive atten-
tioo.
Stanley Luwndes hue the excavation
made for the foundation upon which he
is to move the old house to make room
in the lot for a handsome new residence.
F.Ih1yl:1ton'11 new carriage factory is
eluted and will remain so for the next
few days, on account of a lack of wntvr
power. the unparalleled humidity and
generol dullness of trade in his lim- of
goods.
BABIES.
timerrymau J. I). Iinllurd is out with
a new delivery wagon.
like. Dr. M. I". 011mm is entertaining
her sister. Mics Ella Codume, of Pascale.
‘1'. J.
Bliss Edith Arnoldml‘ Tarrytown, N.
Y., in visiting at the home of C. W.
Louoebury.
A veteran named Peterson died at the
Soldiers' Home last night and was buried
in Spring ilrove cemetery to-duy.
Mil-n Sumo Iiyabee. of Nichole.l'n..
returned home today. after a turn
moutlis' 1'i11it with Mr. and Mm. George
lime.
Mr. and Mn. George Koch. who have
been living at the home of Justice Koch
for some months. mow-1| book to South
Norwalk yesterday. Tin-y will mode
on Spring street.
The Young I'eoph-‘u Society of (.‘ififl'
tiau Endeavor of the i'ongregational
church and the Epwortb league of the
Methodist church will hold another
union trunlmocc meeting oi the Con-
gregational church tomorrow evening.
Addreeaee will be made by the parlor» of
both churchm and othem.
Theodore Jolson. a Swede employed
by Jerome ii. Gainer, the miikmam. sue
tained a ounuroke yooterday afternoon.
whiehcaumd his death about '1' o‘clock
ht arguing. The body waa taken to
U: or arch-r1?- moon. where
i Examiner French viewed it.
Tbeletuaitiam to be buried thin after-
noon at 4:2!) o'clock.
The old Tanker building. a portion of
whiehbnowoeeufiedaen barter-Imp.
caught lire again Thursday aftornmn
from a panning boomotive. Shortly
afterward rune hay In a lot north of the
Rain meet droning. owned by John
Eleven, am tire. prenumably from
. tbevameeame. The railroad ilrebvig-
‘uiedwululbysbtlonhamt lloytaml
mm Illrohard. extinguished
both tires before any great damage was
done.
311111111 Agent lloytdietiogniahed him-
aelfoftenenough’i‘buralay to he made
foreman of Davide tire Wop
when the taxi-yen think there have
bunmbilrutowamntthetrorgan-
Modulnmduriugdieatmnoooand
Hummer early intheeveu-
.umwdmm do.
eleven ociock he suddenly
awabeardtromaeouudrleepaodiook-
“Mubhwwwmfln
thtcinityotthem ll‘aa'tuy
Miami’them,and
toendootwhenaearihematng what
the the wee. Undertaker Junta litr-
' it wosu most magnificent specimen, for
tellerunhhu II quarter. and be be:
W
III! were run 1131's.
A Man Who Wagner] .50 to .1 Monday
that it Would Rain hetero High t.
Doeernin always fall upon July 25?
This is a question that in being discussed
in Amie with interest. William Mor-
ris. a retired merchant living on lligh
street, mode a statement one year ago
that it did. losing his statement on thirty-
five years of personal observation and a
record kept by his father for forty years
previous. his not necessarily a rainy
day or oven 11 hard shower. but
min. even if but :1 few drum. TIIt' pul»
lie did not forget Morris‘s statement. and
Monday morning they commenced to '
guy him about it. but Morris was game
and backed his statement with an offer
to bet evenashigh as $50 to 81 that it
would ruin before the day ended. Some
of his bets were taken, and he stood
ready to take all otlored. If it was blutI'
he did not weaken in the least. Before
noon it looked like rain. and his offer of
odds iucmtoed, and at 1:30 he mired in
all beta, for it actually was mining. Last
year's statement brought out humor
ous weather records covering fifty years
or more, but no two of them agreed as
to the weather on July 25. 11116.33 Morris
claims, they might have been plemnt
days. but yet some time during the
twonty'four hoursn few drops of rain
may have fallen. If It had not mined
Monday Morris would have lost several
hundred dollors. as his odds were heavy.
For the some reason his winning were
comparatively small.
MORE IIIILI'. 11'. \TI'IS.
lacreaae of Democratic ltepreeehtallow
Throughout the State.
('iinirmno t‘linton B. Davis. of the
Ikmecmtic mate central committee no-
utivs the Dumormth' electors of the
statetuchwse delegates for the ileum-
crutic suite convention to be Iil'IlI
at the Allyn House. Ilart-
foni. at ll 11. 111.. on Soptrmbv'r lit, The
town cum-um for the appointment of
delegate-1 must be held at least seven
duys before the convention The chair
mun of each town must send a I'opy of
the delegates credentials at least live
days before lllt' convention. Disagree-
'lIt'III5 about delegations will ln-settlcd
by the decision of the committee.
Nineteen 11111111111qu inch-med repro-
aeututiou and are Illsullflh‘tl to send the
following number of deb-gates: Ilnrt‘
ford lei. Sew Britain 7. Waterbury :0.
Derby ti. Swoiugtun 5. Bridgeport 12.
Bristol 5, Vernon 71. Armenia 5, Middle
town ti lluubur} 7, Stamford D. New
Haven L’l.M1-ri1lon S .\orwicl1 1 S'eu
[amino 6, t-reeuwicb' 1. \\ 1111il1um1. In
the remaining l-iil towns represeutntion
remams as before.
[too Over by an Ital-rue “'alon.
The young son of Michael Collins. who
lives at the corner of Wood and Burbank
street-1, 11:14 run over this morning by
Adamo Express company's n'ug1.1n.driven
by Henry M. Jennings. The boy was
bunging on the rear of the wagon used
by the city to cart crusbul stone. which
was going through ('beetnut street with
the express wagon close behind. The
boy jumped rvtf and before Sir. Jennings
rould stop his homo the wrigon had put»
ml over the boy's body. Mr. Jenningu
carried him home, where :1 physician ex-
amined him. No bones were broken. but
be 11111.11 home-what bruleed.
fourth Keel-em Ole-ra' looting.
A meeting of oilivenu will be held at
theurmnry on Monday evening. for in-
struction by Find Lieutenant William
II. (t. Item-n. l-‘iith bolted Statue Infan-
try. poi-Immory for duty in comp.
Lieuteunnt Iiowon lino been migtmi by
the secretary of war to duty in this state
In Impector of the tluard. All commie-
rionedotllcere. mergeauto and corporal:
of Companion I". D and C. are oepwinlly
1llr111'ledby('ulom‘l Front to be present
at the meeting. Special instruction will
be given to the uoo-commiulonod odious
and none of them ehould fail to attend.
Rated llalf 11 IIIlIaa.
it. b. 81m, of Tollapoono fume. in
spending a few days with lib father-I11-
law. demon Buckingham. at. Center-
brook. Mr. Spence“: reported to have
saved half a million out. of the collapeed
(leorgiaullabamn investment 11ml ‘
Development company.
thin” lent to 11. 711.11,.
Anniy—«”Wl1at hecameof the kitten
you had when I wan hear before " Little
niece (in mmho)-—“Why, don't you
know?“ “I bovn‘t heard 11 word." W.
rho 't" "No‘ra." "Drowned?”
"Oh, no “Hinton?" "No indeed.’
“Hurt in any way?“ "No.“ "Well I
can‘t gum. Whit baa beemne of her!"
“file mowed Into a cat."
At 8t. Anne's Sunday reboot in Lowell
in mom to the question. “What in the
greatert church festival?" an orphan of
nix yearn promptly reminded. “the
atrawberry festival."
“What's the matter with 'Sapey'
there?” asked one om boy to another.
“army“ wile bemoaning in 11 twartrend-
tug manner to the gutter with 11mm mud.
Iiy paper: under his arm.“Ugl1."
Illtllfiul the boy addrurrd. a sturdy lit—
tiediapwlth 11 front dirty taco. "he
tell Wmdayun' hurled him. no a
or
1
new with?
coon PAYIN
d ’“Iidéiri’fiififl
WSKCURED FOR GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW BUSINESS DDIIEDE,
l22 Fairfleld Ave..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Demrtmente-Bueiness, 'I‘elegmphy, Htenogrnphy and Tymfiung.
Beat of references fund-died ('all or write for circular. .
.1. r. current. - ' ~ ‘ - ‘ .-“ ‘ nibble".
-' o . ‘ h...<_.. a 7. .. 1’.-5&1
TELEGBWC BREVITIES. If a lgehw York millionaire giver-1:};
*— nor at t avenue and 26 meet, ousting
£1“ fgflrb I all “ROW “'01!- ”€00. 00, which gives 19 pttgfile dye
tie Him 33:31“ or "I ““d “1‘51"“ “’0 '9 mm! ti. 4511011 $3.732:
. tor-1 11 [11 am firm" 1
WM wanted In Carroiltoa. each for (‘octus lilood'CIfr‘cetoudtIE-YIDZIII‘O
Ky.,tor the v! lbs (Qunfl'ifl What would be the saving per capita if
lambs 13m aaptnrld at Bitch- the dinner should not be given there
PM ”:1 beige 57 1131:1111; at the feast? ’
y co 9 a ated’sdru am where
and lumen-wag» 31mm utyou may have the pmbIeIn edged and
arrested tor knocking Imt information alnutCactusBIoodCure.
down fares
An once boy named Adams. emph god
by Hollander, Bradshaw & Folsom. of Bus-
tou, disappeared with 83. 300 belonging to
the firm.
At Bette, Nob. Robertt‘nzter attacked
Charles Stout and stamped him to death.
Stout had circulated a slanderous story
about Frazier.
The number of deaths throughout the
country caused by the terrific and prolonged
heat 15 unprecedented
Enoch Bidleman. who robbed the whole
sale liquor firm of F. Martin & Co, San
Francisco. by whom he was employed, of
“0,0”. has been caught at San Diego, Cal.
Therein likely to be :1 big row 111 the
Stanford university when the students re— ~
turn next month. as the price of living in
the college dormitories has been advancul
ten dollars per month.
At Somerset, K12, Deputy Sheriff Grant
Semen. while attempting to arrest John
Coffee, a notorious character, was shot down
by the deeperado. Semen drew his re
volver as he fell and wounded t'oflee. Both
will die.
Patrick Foley. aninmate of the almshouar
at Danbury. Conn. nearly revered his head
from his body with a razor.
CARDINAL GIBBONS FOR POPE.
The American Prelate l‘rged an the Sur-
eeaaor of Leo XIII.
M31101: July :10 ~The ( entral News' con
respondent in Pam telegraphs the follow‘
ing
Fm French cardinal: have received a
circular letter, written probably by Cardinal
Hermitlod, urging them, in care of the prea-
elt pope's death, to veto the choice of a
pope favorable to the triple alliance, and do
daring that the death of Cattayline de-
privea the triple alliance of their expected
.ndidate. so that it will be compelled to
support Sainfeiioe.
"France is asked to push Cardinal Ram-
polla If it should become evident that
Rampolla cannot be chosen. the cardinals. it
is urged. should bodily vote for Cardinal
Gibbons. during whose role 111111 would
drift into 11 1'1 puqunn form of govern-
ment. the t nthollrs of the 11orld conniving
at the change.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
tunes“. and“: outs.
— '3
cue.
£2:?
5::r
:11-P" 11-91.
Crane and Doyle;
At Pittnbnrg
Pittaburg....,.t 0 0 0 0110
bouhvtlle ...... II o If i II o 0
Ehret.Uu1nbert and Miller;
Weaver
At Wuhlngtonrv
Wuhingtou. II 0‘) 1
Baltimore... .11 0.1
Kmeenaod Met
AtCievelanIl—
woodman-saint
At Cincinnati»
cancelled.
lama: mot“: Gills.
At Bulldo—
Buflalo ......... 0 l
Providence. .0 A l 0 0
Barneitandlio ulna-n on
At nonhum—
llocbeater ...... 18- 8 to 00
Albany ......... a ‘01 0-41
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Finger-id ondVlilrou. Clarkwuandl.
F .4
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1
2
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she War Banged aa a Witch.
8am. Ian. Julyao ~11» 300111 anni-
venaryof thehauging of Rebecca None.
of Salem village. for witchcraft wu pater
day commemorated in Danvor’s Center. old
Belem village, by the Home Monument. aa-
Ioriatlou. A granite tablet war dedicated
toeolumemorate the courage of the forty
men amt women who. at Iberia]: of their
line. gave written tmlutouy in favor of
Item None to 1m
WM“... “k...“
One Killed and Four Injured.
Bouncer. Pa. Joly Ill—In a fro
train mlltalon Janna Ilene-11a, of Plato-
dolphin, wan killed and Janice IfeOee. of
Pottetown. John loaves. of Rochevter, N.
Kahlil lover. engineer and Andrew
mm, were badly injured.
Freon-at [turner Ana-tad.
11.!111 -Dr Auguetua W. Bor-
eat of the Endowment
Order of the Bed Crone. war
went obtaiaiogiaoaey- uader tale.
m or to the veaervefund
love diary M 1311qu
Vermont. July so. «Job Philip
Boon. for twelveyvarv tester-oat“ may
a member of the tumour 11.1mm
resigned» min a tho-a band for
A Ital-l Wanna.
'Amav Prank. 3., July 50-4111. It. 1.
Taylor,“ Richmond, Va, who arrived at
monotone Home. Ocean em, on lion
day. he been rat-ring since Welaaday.
levied on» radii-3:711».
Nauru, to, ‘i’ seem brick build
oollaprui and frank leads war tetra
he»
111111-111 Thumbethubodirain“
therein
Taro-Ia Joblava fall.
Tom. July no..~m Charla. 111111
coup-anew mtg-humus:
”m'm' ' ' '
Me My W.
311111111 1.11.1.1. It. 1.. no 111411
«ma ’ whole-t 111m
mutton.
burrow
Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance,
WISHIIGTDI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
nnbltf
WANTED” " -.. "
FIRST-(LABS 1:11-1 I}; do
1 work. App! at no t
111 "the Knol1."'wIIir 11.511131; C
I' an to \\ ilson Point.
‘ I
(1 RI. about l5
nevel house-
Kfl. Benjamin
Hail) reached in
.II'J’ ell
years of our to take
r.11l:II1‘)-.Awlym 1‘11 Won't avennofmltnif
11' 311 in-
~ APERIE‘W‘ED IIBI‘IVFIHIIIIfI-fi_»m—
14 [£111 mom] or Cornstock‘. lmIiuIEII-fleyd at
i1'~J"t
mm blues n1 Kola-“'21
Kl \\ ashingtou DUEL!
id while learning 1nd
K1-llse1 myfi tf
T0 LET. -..
1 it rooms on first door and one room In
the .11111.Fron1 Ammo. ht. rent 10.
In" :11 ll \Vood'onni avenue. South
1133111-
Ul‘fil-qu 11-11-11 mum, in 1101! this
I! ooh-d on t boatnut strm’I. AIM 12:11:;
girl* to operate
nr for ktory
UT“ all;
:-n1oth
stemlv work. I". E,
I‘ll
Ilil
w
pair or loom uniiurbuot .~Ir
John \1111111111 \‘o.1Ilurl1mkalter‘t‘1't.‘px"ll:'.:t?
121' I-:_\' M... liduw 111.131 uldenllill
S with 1111 111mb r11 “mum-1411 1K “11:1?in
good or-b-r it: til reana-nnble Alppl1 lo \\ m.
\' lmstvrrr ( rofut 11' Knupp':. o. j1'll tf
Ul' SE corner Nortbllain an IVNV‘ . “
II .ix rn-Imn. Rent 8l1.\lh'la‘t?28Im
:11o1i1- ‘l'tl improwmenh.
I 11th:. “f- ”n
_\11 1' \\' l ‘ Ill»A 8t
11'..111'1.m'1',m “M“ ““ “‘1" Apply 111 1!.
U! ‘E — ~ — ...
.1 rnmmn and union near Pite
I IlI‘n r ~ll1tioo. IIt . Mile
liux' - lim1111tuu.tol1u.
\ 1511' !,.
A Vi"
fill"
511': .
Hrw.
11 month. Address
11111.: If
'I~1- T111 lur 1111nu1-.$lo:5 rooms
'~tr~--I1.5!';.'1r11onts El arm 35'
121w. burII.1:unieII and posturnge‘
1 rwtlur, Ibmn1ton. 5M Raymond
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l'.'“-§S1‘IIE
“III .\TI' 31151 11. It'HIM'
eluding
I111»! \oruulk.
hold furniture. Ill-
(orpet: at lv1I'11tIugr menu?
I
F\R\l ut’ :11rnt111resti111xl Innd to
sulthuru or 1111 up into building lot».
horm- liouw barn and not building all in good
repair. Situated in the Town of Norwalk
tifto. 11 IIIInIItes bulk from steam and horse
1111~.l’1'I11-i'1,,1m 1'.'-1111n11rem i -
gnw'. Adan-es 80:16. “~11th Noimhlrh‘fim‘
1.111111 11ml; born for 11 So'l A G '2
“\‘ll IIIIIIIIIXJ’I 11?\ .11 ms. ~11 A good‘ night.
11 ~11 ( 11-1 \gmwl bar I
John If. Knapp. 3" “mt ~1fi'1f‘l gu “fig?”
nos'r. “
HST. ~- \ lIIxIIIIIIg.1.1-1€.11ol11i oi I11: A' .
A chain; iv" in room Ii in (III: Infill“?
lu:l1ipg grunt-111111111 I‘rI'do). July L'Jth Any
5111 11 l 11 n1
Illruuiwnrd'\ uro some to 31128. A.
5’11th Main fifn't‘L moth N -
walk. will ren I11 11 pulmootinlrmani andnlhl
1111014311115 mind. 1‘?!) I!
I‘ITIIEII in Norwalk or Smith Norwalk a
1 11 Ildxhawl hunting can watch. with
folnlm 11.\iib1':r1l 11 word will be Ifor
Ilu- return of the 3111111 to mm A ,3
11' 211$
Normtlh
IIDTIDE TD DDITIIIDTDIID
'UN'I‘II \t'TUIiS are hrreb "-1 mental
( bond lul1l1l~ to the under?“ nedllo to
tee 11o hurn-1111 1111 Ndewnlke at mean
South .\'ur mil: t . on or before flatu y.
Jul, .II. 1117:, for furulnhimr mun-rial and
forming the work of ~1 ttlug 1 urbo and not“:
and la1lmr it”l or mm rote h‘eldowolkn on all
dwell on wt l1 owner» have not «emptied
with order-1 for the setting of "It'll curbs and
1111111 re and the laying of 11111 b uldewnlko on or
befuredtlln I. M L'.
Aurioft rmotioo in regard to what plan
of prou- "1 on with Ii Illut' It) to toll» the work
1.111 0-1 obtained of "run It r11111.111ne1mm.
nil-«loner.
Illubt reserved tore {err} “:31", All blde.
(' om. on “rm" and Nidewalle.
"All.
'07")! To “IID DEDIEID
Ilealernln Junk old metal: or Second-
art it in urn hereby notified that the mun'l‘onlg
lain 11 III enu- br-foro they can Ialfti 1 (mm
in em l1 lmulnnn. and that all rut-I1 dealers an
ll tail to obthln 11 Hr rou- on or withdraw
uu lwI Illu- om 11ml.
mg", Iml’rfitothe WHO“
on: “I!“ at, 1
HAY‘IIINII.
TM. Moot. 1111K l-lt.
HAM! El. IIANK 1.11
”'5 it
I Helrotrnen
0
I Norwalh.
lw
We are ettil rolling our Vermont all”
nertlrut (:mmrry Butter at ‘11.. thou It In
worth Sir. whole-ale. We Ihll he” to it
vanes the price noon to m. Better neurone
f than neat litlb. tuba. Juli ten on hand.
have given voleodld natiotaetion. ilave
mid the mud time to name customer». Our
butter-18¢. in a We l bargain. prih and
quality considered.
[terrain No. a to my mm". will floor. it
in the some character of tum an Jon-r, War-
ranted to give Itatistartinn. 731'. bag. It.
Illll.
Barr-tn a. Date. "our White Harley 0*,
weigh d) lba. in bushel. 91.15 be;
Bomb: 4. Hire. f‘amllna 111“». 702.4 the.
1
threaten D. III-liable datum It IQ hex; VIII
make two unartnot that rate lolly.
11.11.19. Ma abilmu «1 men tor
waytlnpiomstillibeye-ahcmm and
mityoabovJJ’. rennin-1101.11.11.11:
time-11min.
Mimmmmmw ebb.
Bevel-tout“
'toflbt.’ momma.
luthonratliouolaa up they are” u
11111.11
Norwalk Chronicler