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the fit. rand run the racer canine and
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THE aniline sentinel;
JAMS GOWEN, Editor and Proprietor.
Tunic—l “months
rm: lilting: will»: min.
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fondue: at
sewer. none:
r' Nm'or‘w «if L. ow“1f.iu «It,
kinda, retaliation ammoafldmwd
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: mm, accept where an advertisement
ofmamam in advertising Manna.
«mellowed foraireuslarruta, 10 cards
a line. ,
Miniature Almanac tor Try-arrow.
Sun Blue} nausea | High This Low Tide
at 1:50 It fill at 6le morn.
new York Baa-all Weather Forecast.
In this district today fair to partly cloudy.
slightly warmer weather will probably pro-
vall.with freah andllght variable winds. he»
comfort nmtlt southerly and followed mibiy
by rain. (in Tuesday midrrhly warmer.
fair weather and light. southerly winds will
probably prevail. and on Wednesday decidedly
warmer. fair weather.
What the People of Our city are Doing
anal Mill.
The boat George Minor is at John ll.
Ferris’ wharf with a cargo of coal.
The boat Graceiediecharging a cargo
of coal in Bridgeport for Raymond
Brothers.
The prospect of a lively not trade has
causednrush in the case and box mak-
ing business in South Norwalk.
’John )faloncy and Frank Clark. of
Danbury. will probably be among the
Roton Point musicians during the re-
mainder of the sewn.
~Pum codes with pure crcam. 5c.
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The fire loss in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Friday, July 29,
1992. was $3,557,310. This makes an
average loss of .503.l85.’ll per day.
The schooner Eve 1.. Ferris, captain
A. ll. St. John. sails this afternoon for
Norfolk,"n. Irving and Victor Ferris
will be guests of Captain St. John on the
voyage.
William Miller led the Union (impel
Temperance Reform association meeting
yesterday afternoon. Messrs. liolden
and Knoblock were unable to be present
on account of the storm.
The members of Echo llosc company.
of Shelton. have perfected arrangements
for an cxruraion to Rot-in Point August
i2. They will come from New Haven
on the slimmer Elm City.
—-l’rof. J. H. Car-um. the ocuiistoopti.
ciao. is now at A.S. Ferrie‘ jewelry store.
He will remain only today and to—
morrow.
Another attachment has been ironed
against the New England Terminal com-
pany for 86,822 in favor of the National
Bank of the Republic. on a protested
note dated March 25, payable in four
months.
Frank I’. Self, in young man employed
by l‘. H. Nash & Brother, had the end
of the index flow of his left hand tore
off this morning by catching it in a ma-
chine while cutting iron. He called on a
physician. who amputated the finger at
the first joint.
Wcarctold that a number of young
menand young women from Harwell:
and Earth Norwalk am soonto enter
the New minim College. 122 Fairileld
avenue. Bridgeport. ’l‘ianuuo a num-
ber ofouryoungpeoplenowetthis
popular school.
-Thie week only. chamber suite at:
great reduction—£25 suits for ”3:328
units for till andflilanlts for ‘17. All
other high grade suits in proportion.
D. Blow. Mm...”
Members odetlerLodge. l. 0. O. 1",.
can secure tickets for Northpnrt,
Angus 8.st ll. ii. Reed's and Tm-
bridgu a W's or of the corn-
rulttee. Ala. Benedict. B. C. Cuwell
and ll. 2. Uorharn. All Odd Follow-
are invited to man theorem-loo.
The regular amthiy meetingof the
Bpworth league of thefiouthlorwalt
ltethhuukulthehidtbi-m
lug. Alan stteudaneeisdesind. The
league by .lltvfiad'the Christia- Ere
deavoraoctetiea tummy them on
theirruooulight malimAugt-tll.
go “2.1-“
mammununmmn
«Mmkhmypmuumtthe
mummammut pan.
“Colfax encampment, N081. l. 0. O.
1",. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
—Goorye E. Smith. No. 72 North Main
street. informs his many patrons and the
public that his store will close at 7 mm.
Saturdayaaxoepted. on and alter August
huptll further notiop. lie thanks his
QERFOIHQNIOY their part liberal paw
and hOpee to merit a continuance of the
same. Orders called for and delivered
promptly. W_ ___
William Connor, an old veteran, was
arrested in this city Saturday night, for
evading his fare on a Complidated rail-
road train. He got on a train in Bridge
port. expecting to go to the Noroton
Soldiern’ Home with a friend. ills
friend missed the train and an Connor
did not have enough money be was
turned over totho oflici‘r. This morn—
ing Justice Townsend soot him to the
Home.
NORWAIAK NEWS.
A Bree" Budget of Rana From the
Borough Ind or Town.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
hold its regular meeting Thursday oven-
ing at St. Paul's parish rooms.
Contractor Daniel Connolly commenc-
vd work this morning on the foundation
for a new greenhouse for Florist flan-
ford.
Commencing tomorrow evening the
O .
grocers and marketmen close their atom
at 7 o’clock. Mondays and Saturdays ex-
copied.
wilale‘s Cordial will always cure.
Janice flonlon, chef of the Somali;
club, will go to New Haven tomorrow
to attend the district convention of the
colored Odd I-‘ellown.
Philip Blansfield, who played with the
Independents, of Winnipauk. three years
ago, hue been appointed a member of the
Bridgeport police force.
A horse belonging to Belts & Farring-
ton ran away this noon while he was
(arming down Mill Hill. lie was captur-
ed near Mrs. W. K. Jamee'r residence.
The harness and shafts were broken.
The storm of Saturday did consider-
able damage to the roads about town.
In the macadam road near the Methodist
church two large gulleys were waehcd
out. The hill roads were more or less
damaged.
Thomas l'agan. of l’luttsrilh' avenue.
Norwalk. was taken with fits last week
in a result of excessive cigarette smok-
ing. Two physicians attended him and
after he had eighteen fits. they relieved
him of his sufferings.
Charles W.. the infant son of J. Frank
and Ida Iforgmmf DauburyJor-rnerly of
Norwalk. died yesterday. aged eight
months. The remains will be brought
to Norwalk on the noon train Tuesday
for interment in Union monetary.
—Reueonable prices at Lane's depot
mount. Opeuall night.
Captain William limelicrg and his
"l’rotrol," Captain Hines and the
“Wombat" and Captain (human and
his new yacht were down the harbor
yesterday. and, as uaual. the reattlt won
a race. Hines took first money and
('rosaman came in second.
The triaiof Owen Rice. who was ar-
rested Saturday. was held this morning
in the borough omm room. Attorney
tiny prosecuted and Justice Coolidge
presided. After the examination of
several witnesses the justice bound Rice
over-onthoeharge of resisting sndbit.
ing an officer and fined him 07 and cost
for assaulting John Malone. The other
charges were united.
Ooeottbe event! of the season in
coimdsqciety wastheraeeutea at the
residenceoflrmud‘llrs. Jacob Benjy
mimou first svutue. in honor of the
Rent)” A. A. Taylor and wife. of
Florida. The shying and recitation-
werenfachoicechancter.audeverynue
present spent an enjoyable waning.
Am;thmprusntwmllr.aud lire.
it. B. Taylor. llr. Indira. W. leGnnd
Whitney,”- lary Harris. Ir. and
tin. P.H.Westou,ll-Jaue Lewimlr.
and IreOewald R. Smith. lil- Clari—
Gnkamfilrandlrsthorge l’etenon.
Thomas McKenzie, Charles Ifooresnd
lr.sratlrs.1.lieajsurin.
M.
--Aak forhfraa WWO! Haida
Cord
s
Ckptalnl-aeflalleokaud wife of
Arch audkbbrutherandwtfe.
s4 WASHINGTON
St. Paul's Sunday school will hold a
picnic one week from Wedueeday, in
Betts' woods.
The henna of marriage of John Murphy
and Ilia- lfary Burns were announu-d at
St. llary‘a church for the first time ycef
torday. . , ,, H. ... ..
Goume'aud cum (limiter, who havé
plea-taut trip.
~0wing to the lurgedcmnml for Eagle
Bottling Works slide. anrsoparilln. ginger
ale. root and birch beer. etc., it is (unrest-
ly requested that all bottlm should be
returned to the store you purchase them
ofasaoonasernpty. Whoa.
A antplo who. it i! believed. l-loped
walk last Friday. They looked around
for a bonding house, but the only ac-
mmmcdation they could find wee tit-par-
ately at two diflerent Imam. Saturday
another person appeared on the scene in
the chops of the young woman‘s brother,
who requested but to pack up her things
and come with him, which she did, at
the same time showing her marriage cor.
tiiicate in convince him that she was
legally married. “or young husband
could not have been endowed with a very
courageom spirit for he offered no resist-
ance. but mcekly went along with them.
stunningly afraid to enter a single pm—
test.
The meeting to be held at the armory
obi» evening by Lieutenant flowed, o’
the United States Army, for inetructior.
of ofllcers and non comntixetiuned niliverr
will be the only meeting he can hold here
and the only opportunity for most of the
non-mmrnirniiuned officers to moot him
as an instructor before camp. It is
therefore important that every sergeant
and corporalof (krmpanies F and I) be
prompt. as their work in camp under tin
new drill rugulations will be more n~
upousibh- than it has ever been lwfnro.
Lieutenant 30ku will hold a meeting in
the Bridgeport armory on Wednmlay
evoniugmt Danbury on Thursday. and
at Winnied Saturday evening.
OVER Till RIVER.
lows and Goulp of the [Day in East
Norwalk.
Th.» funeral of Mrs. Herman Tiwilo was
held from her late bonu- ycrstcn‘lay morn-
ing. lit-v. (‘. 1f. l’egg officiating. The
[nil—hair“: were Samuel McGowan.
John W. Mains, J. R. Raymond and
l‘hnrlm E Duty.
John 5. Terry dmi Saturdhy evening
at his home on Seaside Place. in the
sixty-eighth year of his age. MrLllenry
Taylor and lint. Hannah Molt are his
daughters. The funeral wu held this
afternoon. The rennin» will be taken to
Brook Haven. 1.. 1.. his former homo. for
burial.
nurtures.
“Land Mrs. W. l‘. Talmndgc. of
Brooklyn. spent Sunday with Mr. and
line. Samuel Ferris.
The two—year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Coffin was badly ec-alded Saturday
afternoon by falling into a tub of boiling
water. which was sitting on the than in
the kitchen. Dr. John flohnnuan wan
summoned and relieved the little girl's
sufferings as much as mime. It in
tlu'rught she will recover in a few weeks.
Wltil’l‘l’tllt'l'.
Mrs. Inniieri with her children and
mother. are guests of 8. “Control.
One of the twine of Mr. and Mn. Wil-
liam Williams died int Saturday even-
mg.
A thmmasted schooner came iulo
the harbor last Saturday loaded with
iron pipe for the water works.
1'. fl. Sanford. of Baugatuck, (turner of
the yacht Rival. which won the Derby
cinllenge silver cup at the late regatta
oftholilew HanuYaebt club. liar pro
rental his crew with engraved silver
med-h commemorating the victory. '
Ina-ac in lent me.
A number of years since a letter
wudrqrped into the mail box at the
l’ittefleldpostoflicehys young woman
whohad writer: toa waiting lover who
lived in a distant city.
prunptinrespondingtocther’a epietles.
This date, homdougJedioue mouthe
ofmspsuaefetlowedia whichtkegeutir
mormdfianhnrepiytohieiet-
tar. title-omen” weaned
efhitn or transform her affections
iii:
‘ ‘ Mull
Fine Grades of G
‘ SCOtcb Zephyr
been coining afar-girlie 8mm! inithe h
yacht Nollie. have returned and report a ‘
from Springfield. Mm. arrived in Nor- *
gs, .
.
~ Persian
ET. SOUTH
STRE
hum ion KNOW. M
Plea-Alt Paragraphs about Our and
Other People's Inland».
Cbarlée Barnum. clerk at tho Norwalk
Boston store, is taking a vacation this
”track. ‘ !
Ip..A'ttlot-ilrln' Jam F. llubbell returned
fut Saturday from a .vielt to anby,
to; . ~ ‘ .
/ lites Minnie J. Andrews, of immune,
Mass" spent Sunday with relatives on
Main strict, Norwaiir.
Mrs. Mary Webber, of Orchard street.
Norwnllr.bas returned from a month’s
aojouru at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Burris and daughter Florence and
James Welsh, of Norwalk. have return-
el fmm Albany, N. Y.
William firiflin and wife. of New lla-
vent, spout Sunday with Thculoro
Knapp. of 20 Union street.
Mrs. Daniel Kelly, of Norwnlk. and
her son Daniel, of Oswcgo. N. Y., have
gone to Hyde Park for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Byiugton and son. of
Hartford. are guests of her sister. Mrs.
Bernard Reynolds, Iluviland street.
‘ FAlelbert f humbunks, of the firm of W.
J: E. Osterbnnks. is enjoying a vacation
at his old home in fianksville, N. Y.
Mrs. John Cashew and her mother.
Mrs. \Vilmnrth. who have been spending
a week at Bell island. have returned
home.
fleorge Bette. of the Green. and J.
Allison llcyoou. of Prospect avenue,
Norwnlk, left town this morning for- the
Cat-skills.
i'rml if. Smith. of Brooklyn. who has;
lwu visiting his uncle. Timxlore Smith.
Ely avenue. for the past two weeks, re»
turned home today.
llartin Kellogg and family. of East
avenue. Norwelk. leave town to-morrow
morning for East Charlotte. Vermont.
Wllf‘l’e' they will spend two weeks.
8. S. l’nttrnmn and family. of New
York city. are guests of Robert f'raufurd
and family. of Compo. Mrs. Patterson
was formerly Bliss Millie Lawrence. of
Sortvulk.
Charles Carpenter and family, of Main
tireet. Norwalk. returned Saturday even—
:"ug from Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. Carton-
;mnlor has accepted a position in a large
time factory in that city.
E. U. Ker-let left town this morning
for Douvm. t‘olo., to attend a gathering
of the Knights Templar. Mr. Koch-r
trill make thojourney in company with
:h.) Noble-s of Mecca Temple, New York.
l‘hristumMiclml left South Norwallr
ilk-tiny In join his wit» and family at
Falliooon Depot, N. Y. He will take a
well alt-served vacation of about two
wet-k». visiting Niagara Pallet before his
return.
“'tlhur Smith, of Ely avenue. returned
lastevo-uing from his trip thmugh Eng—
Ianalnodtfannda. He has been diluent
slmut four months and reports having
hula pleasant time. although glad to
arrive in South Norwaik again.
Chester 1". Toilets and Marshall ll.
Tollce will leave for Albany on a Hud-
eon rivoretcamer tonight to buy lum-
ber. “li' latter will be Mmmlnnicd by
hie wife. Next wool; they will go to
Ouetm film"! for a short sojourn.
lfql'NTBRI'EITINfl Slt'Klilfi.
ltaaiar to Pearl a I'Ire (tern Piece Than It
la in Plan a It,” In".
it would seem on first thought that
minuterfeiterr would hardly spend their
time in the mnufacturoof’ rpurioue mine
of email denominations. and yet such
counterfeita are generally more success-
ful than Home of larger coins or bill». To
counterfeit ’- $1.000 bill is more pmilt-
able in a way than tocounicrfeit o 5-cout
piece. but the likelihood of passing the
nickel in far greater. and the dangerof
detection to the counterfeit-n is far less.
ammo counterfeit would at once fall
Into the hands of a lmeincse man or bank-
or and be immediately detected. A
twitter» nickel may pass from hand to
rand in ptnibly a thousand transit-rs
and never be noticed.
’l‘bh feetwaslilostreted to a reporter
recently. in buying a paper from a
newsboy he handed in payment a 5 cent
plm. Asthcboystartcd intake it. it
acchlentaily fell to the pavenrent. The
quick-ultra] new-boy was “on it” at
once. He picked up the nickel, look-
ed at the rapm-ter and dropped it again
"Wolff-atrium reporter. who even
hear: had not "eanght’oo."and was walla
log for life change.
“No grind.‘1 raid the boy.
"Why not?
“(Mr-levied."
And then the win one examined and
found to boa very ordinary lead count-
Melt.
"'Ohilaealoisofthera.” uldthalroy,
“andaoyotlseo i hope my eyes open
tor 'm."
' its the repmter walked meditative”
away he wondered why he had not de-
teatrdlt NM, and whether he was
my. very yarn. or whether others
would fall Dorothea it I he had done.
Andsoheofferrd ittos ear conductor.
who took it without noticing it and look-
' Marguerite-immuno-
attainaWi’ . ' thought it I
ikirmhaupfuaaliuohodatshbao-
“Mamammrihand
alumnae-aw» put it.
i w etc:
we
inghams l00.
Ginghams 12 l-20.
Mull 12 l-2c.
A. Dickefi'nan & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
"""'iiiiirisirn’mzmn.
Great Catches on Block Island and in the
Race-Au Unusual Incident.
Bluefish tulrc the squid in fine atylc
now. says a New Iondon dispatch, and
almost darlyone or two score sailboats
racism the waters of long Island
and Block island Sounds with lines trail-
ing eastern. Bluefishiug of! Block Island
has been fair for several weeks, but the
best report this week was had in the turn-
bling waters of the race between Fisher’s
Island and Plumb island. The ocean
currents rush through that narrow throat
twice a day. and when the
waves are roughest and the wind
in high the fishing is superb. On several
days the sea seemed to be fairly alive
with the,- big fat blow, and everyone with
muscle and gumption enough to pull a
line through the billows had great luck.
The tisboaughthuvo lweu very fair sized,
averaging about five or six pounds apiece
in weight. One day lately it Hartford
party took fifty-nix six-pounders in a few
hours' fishing. 0n the following day
two merchants from the same town. E.
S. Clark and A. T. hermard. with the
veteran fisherman Captain Gardener. of
Ninntic. for a pilot. bagged fifty-five fish
that weighed more than five pounds each.
A great deal of the bluc-iishing in the
race is dour» by sporLsmcn from the in,
tori-rrpartof thestiite. and some more
from Southern Momaclmsette. Thvy
get out of bed in the middle of the night,
board a Connecticut Valley train. and
arrive at Sayhrmk at daybreak. Then
they come mat to ‘Siantic and New Luri-
don. and soil tlwnm- to llu' race. Parties
also come down the New London and
Northern railroad. or go out from Xew
London orStoniugtnu. and the old salts
of both ports any reaping a harvest Willi
their trial sailfxmts in the blue—fishing
business. if the day is right. a country
party is able to get iixh cnoughbelore
sunset for themselves and all their nuigh}
bots. and l’vfllrn lmnw fll‘fifl't,’ 9 o'clock
at night.
(Hunters say that fvluviin‘h are plentiful
in all pum of Long Island Sound and flu
mtuaries, and favorable plocw are
swarming with them, So abundant are
they that they have driven the bony fish
away. and menhaden iinberman complain
of a rcumrkablc scarcity of the little
fellows allztlongeltoro this Seawall, Tilt-y
fear that the catch of bony fish will be
a total failure. )leriliaden twat-a from
New London and fir-Jinn. that fish as far
south as the Delaware Breakwater. re-
port there- arr no rnenlwbn along lll"
(Trust.
A great school of rnrnbadcn was clriwn
by a furious one of bluntish not only into
the harbor. but well up the Thames river
a few days ago. and for the first time in
the history of their industry two men
haden twain put out of port and fur sev-
eral hour» ee-innl llt’lflllrl of bony fish
within hailing distance of the city
whnrvcs. They violated the fish laws in
doing so. but menhadcn iishennnn haw
had such poor luck this your that no one
was dipoued to make complaint against
them.
The luckimt blueiish forty this year.
five fishermen in all. including the skip.
per. sailed from New London mm the
race a day or twongo. in Captain Ashlry's
lolnter areamcr Eva. "in half an hour."
said one of the party later. “we run in!»
solid nun-s of fish. leaping nnnl irmtking
as for its eye could see. and in a few
hournpulh-d nlxnrd 2m hundsorneilsh.
Finally we became tuckcml out with
too much sport. and declined to pull any
longer .
A "one More l'rotrel.
Editor Se‘iifftit‘f~ [Mir Sir: ln behalf
of the hon-ea traveling the street» of our
city. I want to calm a proton against the
manner our atmie am being repaired. so
called. it is a cruelty to animals if ever
one was wryuetratml. I refer to the prac-
tice of late of carting on broken atom
from the siren! your hand down, to say
nothing of tliernnbmken some which fill
our streets all over the city. 1 have oh-
aerved that where thescutoms are carted
on no borne will travel on them unless
forced todoso. The streets hadbctter
be cloud until the mm indiuroscd of,
except that, an the stone to usually
dumped in the middle of the four. the
bones find a plum in each gutter where
they can manage to get along without
torture. l have daily, for the last month
or more. ohm-fled on one street. where
thine-tone have been dumpod,an alrnoet
continuous line of teams in either gutter,
while the centred the-trestle still
hkreksdrd by stone that, after six weeks
or more. remaiuae they were dumped.
Now. in my opinion, also of many oth-
ermif the city eannotaffordaroller to
put the made in shape for travel they had
better discontinue the use of broken
stone and return to the primitive mud.
lalso wish through your paperto call
“Intention of any agent of the Society
of Cruelty to Animals who may be in
this vicinity to the above facts. not half
told. With malice toward» none, etc.
Yuma.
items Germ Arm 'l‘AxrAriui.
w. hint use.
Editor of ”It WM Sir: Will
you kindly inform rue if there is
any law in Kore-it prohibiting the an
ofchfllren‘s «helped» or bicycles on
the shin-lb? Korma Barnum.
ere, . .
, 'rtadJell , N lielish.
3.0m“ linebf War-eaters, lnciud n
lemons,
in to season. Lime Juice, Lemon Syrup,“ ‘
Strawberry rry 8 mp.
choicest 0 ive Oils and Bard nee that come
Gmge’ ana Olives for)
melons andpe'ia ’
an
nesday evening. commencing
hot months for the benefit 0 our
LEADING
"SECURED FOR 0
THE NEW BUSI
122 Falrfleld Ave..
Three Delnrtmeuta—Buainese.
J. I'. (ll‘fl’l’lN, - -
'l'hinga Mrunt to he I'unrsy.
For full crop on the farm commend
us to the old hen.
A sure way to find an old friend is to
order spring chicken at n restlutrnnt.
A bee tlmt buuml a young lady by the
seashore last week got an instant mash.
Literary student to b-vrkwller—"I w out
a Chaucer." lhlkeuelll-r~“We don't
keep tobacco. sir."
lie-"Yuri are- not. then. indifferent to
my attentions?" Sho~—"l.‘vrtainly not.
They annoy me exceedingly.
it is a sign you are growing old if.
when you visit your friend» you are
taken orient-r lathe Ct‘lllé'il‘flf'rl than to
parity 5.
As another prwf of woman's inability
to L't'r'p a secret in that wliilezi man mvvrs
hie Humidors a woman \vmirn liq-rs
openly.
ll:t:;:nms~~“.\ll the world
lnvrri" ffrartlcy«"lt docs. «low it?
May be you think so. but you don‘t know
my girl's father!"
loves. a
Tramp «"(le‘i you give- a pair man a
bite or "to, without much trouble?"
llmm-wif:--"l can. Joe, unr-lmln Nth)
and tall» his illllTZit' oil?
"l ro-m—ntly preformed four marriage-
cormnunics in tawny minutes." remark,
ml the llm‘. llr. Thirdly.
tiu- rate of lilt‘ll‘l‘ knob an hour." added;
.‘li-is Flyp."
Friernl~l¥lwrn your lmslruud':
“mime—«ll» is nlf on (i trout firliing trip.
"Uh, yea-1. f've ho-anl ouch stories before.
How do you know he is really fishing?
"l have proof. fie N-nt In» more fish."
"Hull! F'uh can be: bought in market."
These weren't. They were such miserable
little iritsdoncs no market would cell
them."
if.
A gentleman lately diamiwwl a clever
but dishnrnst gar-loner.
his wife and family. however. he gave-
vvorded it: "I hereby m-rtify that A. ll.
has been my gnr-ivm-r for over tam your:
and during tlmt
of my gut-i an in as any mm 1 r'M‘uf Hir-
played.
lifit" in” :m' mnrr nut
”l'pun what is your claim for total
disability leased.” finial the accident insur-
ntu‘» man rotho- policy holder. “Sure.
oi war. waitress for a family on Tinth
sthraw. Ui ft'” up stlmim on fiathuniay
:m-l bruk :livin nbinnoy plans and a
pitlevr. au' they lmunccd me." “Well?"
"'Ui'vv nut bwn able to do any work
sinu- lwvnuw no wan willgivo it to me."
"What :tl’l‘ you waiting for?" said a
lawyer in an lmliau who had paid his
nmxwy.
"Receipt." altlxi the illlililn.
"A receipt!" said tho lawyer. ".\ re—
('e'lptlv—ulmt do you know about a re-
('r-ipl? t'an you urulr-mtuml the nature- of
a receipt? Tell me tho nature of one and
I will give it toyon."
"Sprout. maybe rue die: me go to bob—
eu; me find the gate locked: me see 'l’m-
tlt' l’ctre: he say ‘Kiser. what )‘Hu wautl'.’
Me any 'Wnnt to gut in.' He say. 'You
pay A. that mom-y? What me do? limb
nort'ceipt: lmhtohunt all over hell to
find you."
He got his rm'i-ipi.
WINTER TIME.
Springtime was went with its budding and
promise;
Summer wan bright with its sunshine and
flower»;
Autumn we. rich with it» ripagulden rm
WI”.
Fruits from the inborn! long summer boom
Winter holds all in its memories golden.
lilert winter that. with its whitenua and
rent;
Pure lbnmthfa. white tlurrrshta. come with the
allow time:
flout lime. memory time. that his the best.
Chlldhini wan evict with tie innocent glad-
tires;
(ltrihood wan bright with in; twenty and
scum:
Womantmod rich with it» treasure»! loving.
Rich with love”. labor. with heart have and
straps.
Age holds them all in its mentor-ire golden;
liealitmtl age. with tie whitenm and real.
l‘rnrelully waiting eternity» dawning:
fleet time. rmrtu-ry time. that is the heat.
~Aiia rump-rm Sherwood in florid lloueekeet»
nu.
flea Wor- Turned.
A dirty. dkreptrtablo looking miter.
with a bamiage armind his head and a
black eye. muted a feahhmnhlydrreaul
individual on Broad street yesterday. any-
ing: "Say, lam. rtiva me a few copper» to
m aurrrething font. will yeri lli’m how-
ful ’ungry.” The well dresaed individual
turned on him with n supercillous look.
gazed at him a unmet and saithiu 3 lord-
ly fashion. "flame with met" As he spoke
he led the way Ina high priced cafe. Etrub
lino up to the cashier’s desk. the mouth
cont humbly iollmring. he threw down a
twenty-live rent pieeeaml said. ”loudly
that everyiaaly in the plaza could hear
him: “line! This beggar aaynha lamp.
Pulling his unmade-ed coat around his
body. drummer-sit ambient“ height
and raising muttered, with meek I»
ashudlyaatheathsrhad
Notice! v biotic}! Notice!
‘ This store will be closed all day on July 4th and every Wed.
June 29th, at six o’clock during the
coop” "buried "haunting“
"Tim: mm at Z “' ‘
5-). "\VAl‘l'ERS wanted,
-
For tlw sake of L"
.
the man a (:lmrzwtt'r. and this is how lu- . .4.“
m. om hint mailing toeat. it will 3*
. in
room reparations-in me.
i the celebrated Watery.
ranges, Bananas, Water-
Oranbc Sauce in Jars. The
this country.
clerks.
CHAS. ETS’EYMOUR‘
GROCER,
.33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
RADUA'I'EE AT—-—-
NESS B’lllllillE
l
Bridgeport. Conn.
WSW» solemnly, and Tumour-
Best of retort-none furnish. . Call or’writo for circular.
PRINOIPAL
jyiizirn
llcenalug Engineers.
The quwtion of licensing engineers is
fif'lflg soagitated in every state in the
ann that within a short time, for the
protection of human lives, it willbe im-
[mxhlo for any .one intrustcd with ateum
to hold or meme a situation without pas‘
sing a rigid cxaniihatton and obtaining a
license. Ste hensou's Illnetrated Practi-
cal Test has won published to aid engi-
rivers preparing to parts such examination:
and a.»- it embraces all the questionsasked
on the boiler. purnp.engine. d namo,Cor-
hm engine. rim, it has alreargl met with
such a dornanrl that it is now in its fourth
edition. This work, which only cents one
dollar. can he obtained of the publisher,
Walter i'. Kraft, 70 La Sulfa Street,
('hicago.
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
“f." at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
summit. which gives 19 pmple dvspcpsia,
and thew poo l0 spend $1,456.00 in doc-
['lrn' bills am finally have topay $5.00
.-;u-h for t 'actus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
tho dinner should not be given, there
ln-mg 57 mumps at the feast. '
Inquiye at l’laiated's drug store Where
you may have the problem solve-d and
get information nbum (Jacms Blood Cure.
Taylor at Golden."
BealEstaieandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON STREET,
' SOUTH NUIHVALK, CONN.
“f A .\i 'l‘ I) I].
‘ Apply at once At
’ hmgilwyment Agency. :5 llrook street,
hurmilk. .\vk f'. Lunar. 381 it
\ “Xi'illlrt'urrwwmttng agents in every
. lawn to inform u-mf par-rims intending
opening or refilling salmnu by the lurgrrzot
film)” fixturr rnumtfmturo-r-a in thr- world.
frnurl man can make slim. The “libiifl‘illml
liar Fixture C0,. Lift: Broadway. “it. 27th at.
:ww York. jyzleod ran 5
FIRST-CLASH girl in do EFT—hom—
at" work. Appl at once to C. . I. 85:: in.
at “ l‘lw hrmb."w til it can lleeaaily roar: ed by
can to i\ ilmn Point. jyillv'lt
(‘ till. about i.'r years, of age to take rare of
.‘ ix. Apply at in \\'e.~t avenue,.‘lnurh
jy :1) Hr
rig to ugwmre machines ht Keisey's
u‘lnry. M “'usbiugton atmt
1k. ‘f'nirl while learning and
. F.1L. Kl'lst‘y. rum if
T0 LET.
"333”" tlwr .eml urn.- room in
rrnm Aunt-t i~t, rent filo,
} il‘i’. r-mrm
lin' “Stir.
impure it! ll “omit-card zin'rnuvz. South Bur-
Walk.
~_ 1329‘ luv
1 "ESL-Inf wv'e‘n moms, in guml (intensit-
mlrmt on Ciltntflllt hire-ct. Also lmwr
purl of house nn Burbank street. Apply m
John Newt-um. Sn. :3 Burbank slrrct. jy'l.‘ tf
gfil‘lfih’ room home So. ”Golden Hilton-err.
m withnll modern mnvenicnces. Home in
‘tgml nnirr. Kent reasonable. A rply to “'m.
l . lawtrr. l'roiut dc Knapp'a XI). 1‘. jyll tf
llUl'h‘E mrnrr North Main and Ann ain't!!!
.-i.r l'mrme. lien! $15. Wale-r in; Iii
tomb-m llllpruk'r'lln‘lila. Portage of 1 rooms u.
So In \Vmuiwunl avenue. Apply to E. A.
\Vmuluartl.
I [lil'r‘i-I fr morn-l and minim. near Five Mile
litter Mutton. at 57 in month. Address
limit. 1!. ituunnon. l 'utuz. myth if
\‘E\\' home Taylor avenue. Sin; 5 romna
A Water street. 31*. 5 rut-um. ill ' avenue. Yr;
form lulu-e. mm. mirth-ii an: paatnrage
Slur. sir rmm’, ltnmeymn. $13. Raymond
Bros. m3
[’th HA I‘ll.
rmnl) Work how.- for sale. Hold an ac-
; count of lurk of use. A good worker.
“'ill fl’wlrlfl l'lwnp. .\ maul bargain. AW]!
John H. Knapp. N: “Rust hki'k'flf. ”til tf
.
L09 l‘.
w —r . .
‘ tri‘l’.u.\ imr.iirnc-cam.mlld gold watt-band
A chain; on in room ‘.ii in the-l non Print
bathing mniiun on Friday. July 9th. All
permit u. in will return mum.- to Mr. K. .
v\’mnlwurui. Nomi Mum atrm'l. Hearth Nor-
walk. will rev-rite a Fulmlilfllllkl reward and no
“Neutrino mlhml. jyllllk
Comstuck Bros.
Livenvhueuinnme
STABLES,
llElll OF THE WAIWlflK IIWSE.
MDI'TII 303“'A Mr. 00”.
an] if
1".
some Bargains!
...... .._._.
We arr mil a-‘llinrt our Vermont Imlcott-
nI-r'tir'nl tlrmmery "0wa I. 31".. though u h
worrhzt'. Wholemla. We nhail bare to Id-
vanrofhalprh'e main to it“. Better more.
of those neat tiiib. tuba. Joni. felt on hand.
They have given spieruild natisraetlon. flare
sold the mud time to name commune. Our
butter at file. la a No. I bargain. prire and
quality considered.
lhmin 3‘0. 2 is our (tuition \‘ail floor. It
ll I'm-am char-cm of flour an JIM. War.
WW I» rive satisfaction. m. bag.
lrbl.
Barron 5ft Data. Heavy White Marley 0.“,
welsh in no. to termite-l. we bug.
w t m-..
/
Bargain JTITNO. Carolina lite-r. 7r.,t lip,
Bargain ti, ltrliablo ileiaiinc M ”It. bus: will
make two quarts of flrahrate jelly.
, ,. A“ . and... 4mm
Manila ti. “mail a bit out at m for
pampklrr tries. aiill'llny can he had clean and
good it you buy J. i'. “napkin st tee. a rumor
time cane the
Park dunidmara min with ear trader '
Burmmboli‘llh m wan- ma
mm tin-amusemwm ‘
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