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in this dlstrlot to-day clear. warmer weath-
er. with light and fresh southerly winds. will
probably prevail, with maximum tempem
lure. about ”decrees. On Friday. fair weath-
Ferria’ wharf.
church in Pittsford. Vt.
mum-n. Open all night.
mine, to be built in Hayfield. N. Y.
ms.
the proceedings of the Common Council
Monday night, in the [mi-agraph which
to.
4/? CLOTHIERS,
/ 86 Washington Street,
' South Norwalk.
. Theachooner Ellen Tobin than};
Ina-cargoofPoaahontas coal at J. B.
Rev. J. A. Biddle has declined a call
to the pastorate of the Congregational
‘ ~Reasonnble prices: at lane's depot
William B. Knapp has mmpletetl plans
fora $8.500 cottage for William (T. Je-
The Nnud Trebla Banjo club will no-
company Butler Lodge on their excur-
sion to Northport Monday evening, Ang‘
A mistake was made in the report of
race“: me anon.
l’araxrnpha about liar and
Other Paonla'a Iris-«Ia.
Howard and Grace llunt. children of
Lester Hunt. are awaiting the “while
Bedding. 7. . . , 'J i
. John Slater and family. of South Note-
"walk, are now Jaunted at l’leaaahtviie.
Gmrgrfown. » . '
Miss Kate Country and Miss Sara
Miller, of Georgetown are spending the
week at Bell Island.
lfr. and Mrs. James ii. Bushon, of
Wilmington. Delaware. are visiting rela-
tives on East avenue. ‘
A. S. Hmtaee, of Mount Vernon. who
has been visiting J. S. Cornwall. Dorlnn
Point, returned home to-day.
Fianna-t
L.
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. Scat‘ch Zephyr Ginghams l2 l-2c.
Rev. W. ll. “roman, D. D., and fami-
ly, of Towel], Mani... are occupying their
its,
inghams l
v Persian
BOWAYTON.
‘llarry Bryan has launched his new
life boat.
Edward Iadrigan expects to put his
new stageon the Rotor: Point route to-
day. .
, Stanley Inwndes has commenced the
work of moving his house to the new
foundation. ‘ . ,
Dian Pfizer, the barber, who resides in
Stamford, has leased one of William f.‘.
Jesse's cottages. on Wilson street.
The Baptists held their annual excur-
sion yesterday to Shippnn Point. Nearly
one hundred purple went down in the
mrrynlis. _
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the Methodist fete clunnpetre. to
be held neat Wednesday on the grounds
of lira. W. '1’. Raymond. Supper will
be served from ti to 9 o'clock.
Oc.
Mull l2 l-2c.
A. Dickefinan & Son,
84 WASHINGTONI'STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
They Play In Inciting 'l'ennla Match from
titan to Finish at liarstoga.
in the tennis tournament at Samtogn
yesterday, W. Percy Knapp. formerly
of South Norwalk. son of Alfred Knapp,
best A. ll. Ageluato, Jr., in the prelimi—
naryround of the singles for the New
York state championship. 6'2, 6-]. in
the first round he beat Richard Stevens,
(H), 0-3. 0-4. Philip 8. James. a liar.
vard player, defaulted to Richard Stev-
ens on account of an injury to his wrist.
and this brought Knapp and Stevens to-
gether in the second. A public contest
between tin-6e two men has long been
looked for by tennis enthusiasts, as both
are considered candidates for this year's
"all comers." Ytalcrduy‘a match was
an exciting one from start to finish. A
Snratoga dispatch :5:in of the match:
"“‘m-l: wi s resigning. '
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LEADING
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J. F. GRIFFIN-
lTIIAlt Llil' S)! :tllT'S IlEWA ifll.
Andyweirh Iiuys Him 1: hull of Clothes
for Driving a Winning “nee.
llne of the must fortunate phol buyers
at the recent Mystic pork races was
Andy Web-h, of Hartford. who backed
the field in the 2:24 class against Nomi-
‘ y ‘ Film
.0 Pilgrim of , l _
e ream re ations‘ u cant,
eluding t e pczlebratad Wafery‘
mans, Oranges, Banan
melons and 6%:th in in season.
pbe 8 rep, Cranbcrr Sauce in Jars. Th '
and and... that come t’l) this country. 0
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This store will be closed all day on July 4th and eve
J one 29
hot months for the benefit 0 our clerks.
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THE NEW BUSINESS! “Bill:
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Three Departments——l-lusinm<, 'l‘degruphy. stenogruphy and Typovvriting.
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Highly Finished Cabinets
natur, 2:214, when the Danbury horse
was a strong favorite: After the New
stated that the clerk was authorized to
Britain mane, Elyriuu. 'Jz‘llf. owned by
borrow 85,000 for the useof the city.
II. M. Clark, took two heals! rho lwt‘amo}
III'EJIIST lllllEll lilE (illElIl
., 'Tll Bill U81 IlF Sillllls.
For some unaccountable reason Stevens
was very wild at the start and hit
erwiliprobably prevail. with slightly lower
summer cottage at Wilson Cove.
followed by rising temperature. and on Satur-
Daniei O‘Reilley. son of Judge O‘Reil-
$2.00 per' dozen. -
da fair that The money was for lbeuseof “"3 electric ”ARIES. qnzm‘tities! of balls into the net. From a favorite and Mr. \l'rlch bought several a»...
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urn-claw nlmtucmpher of Ion: practical ex-
win somethin ' imnvm-iilwrof flu.- hnrscs .
L: pu-wm r .I. Bnrcmo. of New York. I tun
n-m lib! .rrpured to main-the vcn‘ he»! 113:3
Captured the race. ,
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like lllllllllgt " fruit. I' ' T' I“ - "”1“ n. unlcr M lutrndum- ll|_\ work. will makc for
“7-," the lust ”mo. [mp-4,3 “-4144.“ mm“. a whorl tiiiienniy,tln-lne.~t clasrsuf cabirictsaf.
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Niall?) for which mu pay double
. c- «where. Larger ~ilc3: in pro sor-
home.
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fore in his life. special impn‘wcments
,THING NICK being noted in his backhand strokes.
‘ “ ' which were very much more accurate
than formerly. Knapp took the first
game and continual toscure [mint by
point until he had won the surpridng
number of nine straight games. Stevens
hitting very wildly uml inaccurately
m.
e lilo; Mary Twiichell. daughter of itev.
{ J. E. Twitchell, of New Haven. in a
priest of Mrs. Perry, of Washington
street. -
Mrs. W. J. Finney and children, of
Berkeley street, went to Cornwall yester-
--Owing to the largedemnnd for Eagle
Bottling Works axis, aarsapnrilla, ginger
ale, root and birch beer, etc.. it is earnest-
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
llalhuelust Received
non m; MILL A CASE or
Miss Nettie [£9800 is visiting relatives
in Ridgelield.
John Murphy, of t): Ridge-Mas arrest-
ed by Constable Weed yesterday after-
noon.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saying.
There wilibe a covenant meeting in
the Baptist church this evening.
all of lit. wows {nonhuman “mm”:
tickets. .‘n‘ the! 3;. 1!! “44:4,;
price i:
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A large party from New Canaan are
picnicing at Roton Point to-day.
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William Sinailhorn and family are
picnicing at. Peach Island to—day.
Fred Vaughn, of East Norwalk. has
purchased A. B. Coley‘s yacht "llay
Queen."
The boat H. W. Berwiu is discharging
a cargo of coal at Raymond Brothers
wharf.
——l’ure ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot. Restaurant.
The Congregational and Medalist Sun-
day schools of Georgetown are picnicing
at Ruton today.
Charles Allen has the cellar nearly
completed for it new house on Taylor
avenue,” adjoining J. A. Watkins’ resi-
deuce.
of as soon as empty. Les-is & ('4).
Stephen Koznrar, the Hungarian who
was unrated yesterday for assault, was
tried before Justice Morrell this morning.
lie pleaded not guilty, but the testimony
of four witnesses. given through inter-
preter Herman Quittner, showed that he
used abusive language to his landlady
and did other improper things. lie was
lined $1 and costs. amounting to $ll.il.
which he paid.
A large number of the Sons of Rest
day to spend the remainder of this
month.
Prof. Hugh McColunrn and family, of
Arkansas, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chariot Hoyt. of Grove street, South
Norwalk.
('hnrlts 8. Keith, the drug clerk with
Dex!" & (To. for the past eight months.
left toaiay for his home in Norwalk.—-
Wan-rbury American.
lira. John ll. Ferris. daughter lira.
Mrs. Jessebl. Ferris, three children and
nurse.leit South ~.‘iorvvallt for Smok-
and nearly all the small boys in town
bridge, Mam, this morning.
gathered in front of A. G. Judaun's mar-
ket this morning to see the proprietor
exercise his newly purchased team of
goats. They went almost at a 2:“) gait.
causing the spectators much amusement
and Mr. Judson's hair to smnd on end.
After he had them subdued. furniture
dealer 1). Stow, cigar dealer Wagner
Kilian Bodana. wifeand son John. l.
A. Oberlander and J. J. Oberlander, all
of Brooklyn, are spending their [W0
weeks'vacation at J. N. Tuttle‘s. West
Norwalk.
flurry Govern. of thiq city, "pi enjoying
atvro weeks' outing with William R.
Miss Jeanie ll. Lyon, of this place. has
been engaged to teach in grade 6 of the
Stratford school.
St. Luke's parsonage has been hand-
somely repainted. the ladiee’ Guild
furnishing the funds.
Mrs. Pattie Ilobbie died early ytnterday
rimming at her home in this place, aged
i-ightyacven years. She was the widow
of flu-iateilarvey Bobbie, head of the
family of soldiers after whom the Stain-
ford Peat. of the Grand Army is named.
They had eight children. one daughter
Annie. and seven sons George, Charla.
William. Tlrmxiore. Sclnb, Horace and
Albert The Latter is the one living and
makes his home in Port Chester. Six
sons were in the Union army in the war
of idol-til, and the other non commandml
a market wimner plying between Stain»
ford and New York. A brief service will
be held from her into homeat l o‘clock to
and not having his usual control of tin-
ball. This gave Knapp the first sari-ft!
lovenudaiead of three games on the
emu-mid. and it looked too may for fun! tn
do the trick and win flu! match off»
hand.
But it was just here that Stewed-{gnu
to improve. lie won a game and broke
the luck. and frontascoreof 4—1 against
him he slowly lied it up until he was
only one game ,hind at l~3. 'l‘ln- next
was the game he needed, but ufh-r tun
«I-uicm Knapp made the count 5—4 in
his favor. and it looked all over. But it
was not over yet. and Knapp was to
have many closi- rubs before Stevens was
finally beaten, With only one game- to
loseStcvens lx‘gdn to play a great up-
hill me. and hi»; pretty [ewes to the
side iucscommenufl to have muchof
their accustomed pace and skill.
When his plucky work was rcwnrdcd
by a score of five games all the audience
enthusiastically applauded him. Am
other game he won. leaving the count
6»?! in his favor. but Knapp “ as holding
on to the set with all his old time fi‘flitt"
ity. and six games all was smml lit'ftlrl‘
. 7 an nfl'cr hulrhumal turn Sillllt'l‘T Mi".
\lclrh won :i'c 1.: flan-m, tl.\'l.\'.r it'n‘rtil‘V'ilulftli(It-lily. t'nrm-mrly.
After the lil\'t' l‘w 441”»!!thl'lmr’ny
Smart. the driwr of tin: “inning bur».-
wltl! such-y for :1 ~uir uf (luthm,
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, 0n pnrlcz Francois.
Dian Spriclif Ilenlcli.
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DABMEB, Photographer,
42 Washington Street,
”viii: Hwy Ill'i‘dl‘li. sol'i‘li NORWALK.
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Matilda Snmvb.13i——"\'c‘. mum. Nu.-
\vntcrul 'rm mwrc'n two win-En am."
if :2 Nu“ Yuri. rniilmnznh caves at in;-
art at 5th pun-1a..- :unl 'Jflllhfh't'l. tw-ti: .,
guano. u hi-‘h 1mm in [in-pie d) 4.. pi...
and “RN“ people ~pwnil $1.!3li,t~l in (Isn'-
tors' de~ and linriilv Imh- in my $7M)
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each forum-we ill-«wilt 'urc to cure titnm.
wluit would in) the mvin: per c :pti'i if
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DEALER IX
WATllIlES. JEWELRY. SILVER IIIII
PLATED WARE.
llm‘v 3m: ‘t-rii flu:
lllt‘ fllllflt‘l‘ elwllhl not It»! ‘;ll‘VZl, lllt’h’
being 97 persons a: the fend?
Inquire at I'lttlsivd'x’ drug st! r» “here
you may ban- the problvm Sill‘vml and
get Illitlrlllltllhll about Cactus lllmyd ( 'urv
Taylor a; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk Souvenir Spoon?
and hCliff" took turns riding in the cart. lnckwood at his outing? at Shipper! mornm‘ afternoon. and the funeral S""““" ""3"” “"klhesem‘H' ”I‘m“
Eentralhationery
. _ me sci each. WASHINGTIIN STREET H i I
Work has been commenced on Walter “WW;— ”W“: ~ “w— Point. ile sailed down in Mr. hook- corteg‘e Will then PM tothe Stamford I Stevens took the fir t two gum vs of the n . . . 1 I v v EPWIIIITII lEllBlIE llIlIIi I lilllll
in" ,IS COMPLETE AS USUAL. L Wilcox's new house on Concord NOBHALN NEWS. wood'e natty little naphtha launch Baptist church, where services will he odd and donating scifnnd ona chutinurr 501:1.“ 30““ ALh. LUNL. u
If. “Edited,
Dru ggist.
{lifetimes 8t, So. Ismail.
$1 0
Reward
it the any friends of luxaionil:
renunciation
AW Wm“ 13 now will
haunt pens- who will before July
Whammduthmoat concise-nil
W (”menial setting forth the medic-
ta’al Wind curative properties of
Loxatonlk. ‘
Mwhatit hit-lions foryoa. 'l‘sstl—
llmitsd lotto words. inorder that
an Impartial and nnprchdiml decision may
II. M. Professor W. C. i-‘oote and John
street. Henry R. Fitch has the contract-
The building will cost about $3,500.
Some of South Norwalk's young people
have been invited to attend a euchre
party tomorrow evening to be given by
Miss Adele b'pnulding, of Stamford.
A mretiug of the executive committee.
of timiientlemen's Driving Association.
of Norwalk, will be held at the South
Norwnlk Club rooms. Friday afternoon
at 2 o clock.
Francis 3: Co. will have a band stand
erected in Mr. Havilnnd’s lot between the
Library building and the Old Well hotel.
Heine's band will give a concert there
next Monday evening. rendering a pro-
gramme of several popular selections.
-—.\'ovr is. the time to purchase a bean-
tiful French walnut upright Weber piano.
The above piano is at J. W. Stndwell‘s.
and will be sold ata great sacrifice. Call
at once and secure this elegant piano.
Many complaints have been made to
tho selectmen of damages to unprotected
pmperty in the WM Norwalk district,
nudinorder to check thematteras
muchm pomible. they have anointed
John N. 'i'nttle a special constable to
look after the destroyers.
The Marion club, a social and political
organization of New York city, came to
Dorlou Point yesterday on the steamer
Bay Queen. They arrived at 16.!)
o'clock, “fl-trons, made way with one
of landlord Power‘s moat tempting
shore dinners and left for home at 5:30.
lloronxh Ind of Town.
west with Dr. Estelmke as his valet.
evening.
born Saturday night.
home on Spring Hill.
"Fritz" Taylor.
Bell island, returning about midnight.
in“ under the leadership of Captain Fred
llanfonl. Thestart will be made from
the club's headquarters at 7 o‘clock,
sharp.
cup. depot restaurant.
chinisls.
A "may Budget of lie-n From the
M. D. Benford, of Norwalk. hm! gone
The monthly meeting of the Brother-
hnod of St. Andrew will be held this
in. and if... t'llurlcs Buckley an- the
parents of a bright baby. which was
James 11. Smith, Jr.,_;grnudsuu of Rev.
James Ii. Smith. is seriormly ill at his
A son was born t: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ill. Smith, of Center avenue, last
night. The youngster is a nephew of
The members of the Y. ll. 0. A. en-
joyed a watermelon feast at the rooms
last evening. Afterwards some of the
members hired a wagouette and drove to
The members of the Alpha Wheel club
will wheel to Bridgeport Friday eveu~
"Shippan. "
Alex 8. (Hiram starts off to-dny for a
three weeks' cruise in his yacht. Alice
(3. llr. hand, his pupil, is to supply his
place at the organ of the First church
for the first three Sundays in August.—
Wuterhury American.
Mrs. George Othani and dun-.ghtrrs
f'arrie and Nellie. of Wilton avenue,
Norwalk. started yesterday on a month's
tour thnmgh Massachusetts. Vermont.
Maine and Canada. They will return
home by the way of New York.
)lisa llay Fauntleroy, a charming lady
of Norwalk. is the guest of her cousins.
William Bradley and Captain and hire.
liamlin, of Vernon street. When the
authorcss. Mrs. Burdett. wrote her de~
Iightful story, “Little Lord Fauntleroy,”
it was her intention to call it “The Little
Baron," but at the snggmtion of Mary
Diaper! Dodge. who is an intimate friend
of the Fauntleroy family. and with their
permission. the famous story was christ-
ened "Initie Lord Farinth!my.”-—-New
Haven Union.
"iridium“ sock;
-—Pure coffee with pure cream, 5c. .
”pen aII night.
The Bedding garnet mine is being
werkedoncemore. not for ornamental
stones this time. but for the minute.
hard particles, whichare used in mak~
ingucmerypaper for the use of ma‘-
Benjamin “covey, the demented sailor
Rapuieneo at a south Kuwait Christia-
l-daavonr in New Int.
During the rum-t Christian Emieavor
convention hold in New York one of our
South Norwalk Bode-voters, af tern hing.
warm walk on a Sunday alteration, en-
tered an aristocratic drug store on upper
Broadway for the purpose of alleviating
his thirst, and refreshing himself with a
drink of cool soda. 0n making known
him wants to the clerk as to the [articu-
lar flavor he desired. that Individual
held at :3 o'clock. The interment will be
in Woodlnwn cement,
WESTON.
R. K. Pitch will teach the [3er
tirisl! school for the ensuing year.
\'. liisllrcy has been engaged to teach
the Nurtield m-hool for the coming year.
Mrs. Eunice Mills and grandson Tom»
my are spending a week with Mrs. Mer-
wiu liters.
Charles Godfrey and Robert William
have gone to the Marsh to camp out
until Friday.
The Weston base ball club will meet
for practice next Saturday near the resi-
dence of Arthur Bradley.
Charles F, Perry died Sunday of pneu-
monia and heart trouble. The funeral
took place from his late residence in the
Den. on Tuesday.
A contract has been made betwwn the
l'nitcd States School Furniture to. and
theflood llill school district to supply
the school room with duke.
Mini Lottie Adams and Mrs. lire-gory
and daughter Ethel, from Cranberry
Plains. and Mrs. l. ‘itch, of flood llill,
visited Mrs. Wildinnn Adams on Satur-
day.
IleWitt Derby and Ali-a! Bose l’arder
have returned to their home in South-
ington. afiera stay of one week at the
refidenee of Ebenezer Fitch, on timid
ilill.
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Important News of the county and tit-fa
chronicled in n (hind-and form.
(ion of his superior base line play increas-
ed lii~‘. lead lath-l. Knapp pulled out the
following game from forty luv» and won
the next on a phenomenal pass of his 0;»
pimem. trying to score at three games
all. Againsnvveus won the bad at 44:,
but the tenacious Knapp was doing his
level best on every ball and he finally had
the count in his lav-yr and forty love Uf‘l
the last guru».
Five separati- times did he nwd but
one single ace to win the match and five
times did the. uiet player opposite him
pull the court Incl: to deuce. Finally on
the sixth time Knapp Won the point and
set at 6—4. line; running the match.
TI": lllll’lINllN ATS" SIDE.
Mr. llosvwick's Version of the New Haven
and Derby Railroad Affair.
The following I’llpl't‘fii'llk‘ thc sideof the
defendants in the suits brought against
Messrs. Bostwiclr. Starbuck and Macaulv
by at New Haven:
About 1370 a determined effort was
madeby the citizens of New Haven to
build a road from new llnrcn to a West-
em connection. under the name of tlw
New Haven and Derby railroad. The
city of New Haven gtmranieed in N!»
payment of both principal and
Inft'rt‘r'ol. on $32.34»! of its first
mortuge '7 per cent. coupon bowls. due in
1900. T he (an: of the road was much
greater than at first anticipated. and the
company was unable to meet its interest.
or even to cam its running expenses.
The result was that the city 9f New
Haven paid the l‘llPOiL'i as they matured.
and held them as a claim against the
mad. The city also loaned the road
$75,000 in cash to keep it running in
addition to them sum. the city was the
owner of a large proportion of the road's
stock, about one-half. llr. Htor-
buck lumght from the city of
New Haven all its Derby stock and all
its claims on the Derby road for cash,
and undertook to rcmovu its ngnm
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>rent‘ci my! 2. i
z in llr~I‘—flzt.~~!!l’»
.. lllll ”
~ r livi-
Inwigu‘nwl.
. Apply f
real istue :l4'lll,llr nu flu! l'!!‘litl.~r~uf .\lr.~.
l’t‘l’l’l . :ml 2“:
lltll's‘iflnf sewn mums, in unml unit-1'.
~1[.
Ifl'ilh’ln‘lll-le m‘ unfurnldml. from >014. or
UM l Sprint and ,
' but 4'
AND SILVER.
Mind! in: New.
Special on}. Elm to Repair-
ing in all its Branches.
H. S. Rood
Is South Main St.
( ' lukv‘titl‘v u: y
.' Willi. Apia} at "- “'le swam-.S-Huh " - ‘
IV f“:tiK. jv. :i' l“
unfrd on f'lnmtnut «tr-pt.
part of lmuw up Burbank ~iru-t.
.lohn Acumen. .‘m. .3 Burbank arrwr.
Aim lmvrr
gFNI-ZN morn lillllrl' Xi». l3fiulden Hill stud-t,
t
Willi nll rm rn conveniences. llmhc m
{trod ordv-r. lien rcawnablr. Apply 'u \i'm.
\ . lw-Afo‘r. t‘rofut ' Knapp’s .\'n. l. jyll ii
Illli'h'l'l corner North Main and .tnn rtrn-ls.
six rmnmu. Itch! Blfr. “'ntvr in: all
modern iuiprnvruu-nh. Volume of I rmmw of
.\n ill \imuluard mvnuc. Apply to E. .t.
“'faidwnrd.
Illii'N’E 5 rmrrn and unrdcn. urur Five Mile
River station. at Sin mouth. Address
Box 2, Ilownyton, ('mm. in)?” if
YE‘V house Taylor 1“;an all» 5 run"!
A\ Writer strm-t. $0: 5 rooms, .1 ' urn-nun. 35:
form lionse. barn. garden on!
pnnflirfltfl'.
10; six rooms. thin-nylon, Sl-i.
Ituymnnd
"”3,”
'l‘hc leading fish market of the
city is at
I
» kindly consented to act as _ _ , HUNT & ZELUFF
W3. .m July L from the achooner Ella Clifton, ofCaiais, and freight depots west of titer and m" "'4‘
stared at him in surpriae, at the mine
£19” "HO—«~—
Saturday, weather hitting, will be
lie, whohas been in tho lockup. was
time opening his mouth in such a way
timrge W. Baldwin. of Ansonia. has
disapproved. No trace whatever can be
Commerce streets to avoid dangerous
crossings on this tbomughfare. He also
::-2 -\\'.\sm.\'. :Tos STREET—32.
Fill! NA Ill:-
s gala day at The Knob. in the after-
noon there will be aquatic aliens, and in
the evening a hop. The committee of
arrangements have made all the pro-
visions necaanry for a pleasant occasion,
and it is highly Inohdbl'n the members
will show their apprnchtion of their
efforts by being preamt.
—-’i'hls week only..chambcrsuitssta
grant reduction-.25 suits for 023323
suits for“ andflil suits for 311'. All
other hiding-do nits in proportion
DI 8'".
The empioysa of the Adams Earle-
sent to the Bndgsport’ hospital by the se-
lectmcn yesterday in compliance with a
Slocum from his homein lilillmdge, o ' mm" a...» ”m
e. . were duets the «trons heat of and”.
The number of tickets sold for the WW Endeavour quietly ‘nllfil I
m moonlight rail of the Epworth mtlwthaclmwmn h!- on...
laws of the lawns chnrchea room Mamba-min ream-mom
ladlntu thata mm’fluhm to him what he desired. this time a little
the boat, m... can be obtained 0,. a“, timidly. To his utter astonishment. the
dockontheeveningofthe sail or from them of vill- nplial. "We all no
the members. syrups on Bunilayw-nothlng but pure, un-
adultaratul soda." Desiring to be it
The "warm wave" will proliabiy he ".4. to him
musty feltin this section for several u'" ”mum “ ' "V
novel enforced religion training. our
days, though the upward march of Endeavoreraontiunsd: hymn“ I"?
-,. _. .«._ fl...“
There you can always find the
f rmhcst fish to he had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
Plilli lllllllll llllSlIP,
lhli’illllfll SilllllIES.
l083lEllS,
PlBKlEll DISTEIIS.
flrdcrs called for and delivered.
W hole-sali- and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
. .» .4...m _......
obligated himself to extend the mod to
a western connection,ull of which he
has done nsagreed at a large outlay of
ruoney.
One of the chief objects of the city of
New Haven, as he understood it, in aell- ‘
faults claims and stmk in the Derby. I
was the securing of thin western connec‘
tion. And that rt of the ngrmment
was perhaps the urgest port of the con-
siderntion to the city. The city has
been very largely lmnefltcd by this con~
nectiou. The. purchase money was paid
at the time of the sale by the city to
Dir. Siarbnck, but the city did not do-
liver all its claim! until the ex.
tension of the road wan completed, do-
pots moved. etc. There is no truth what-
everin the statement that Menus. Boat—
as to completely fill all requirements in
‘Iilt Mild-I Alarm: lmruv: watch! mm. J.
the definitional a "circle" in Hunter’s
ll Jones. l-‘ort l’nlnt "ll'l't‘l, Kant Norwalk.
null lw
foundof him. and his friends are much
mystified. and considerably worried.
Meridian has contributed 3-500 to send
Merriam Post. 0. A. it, to the annual
convention in Washington.
Bartel Mnberg. of New Haven, is
under arrest or setting fire to his cloth-
ing store.
The crew of a! boat from the fishing
manor John 1.. Lawrence. of Green-
port. yesterday caught this side of Bay-
brooks Goo-pound sunfish, an animal
visitor to these waters.
'l‘hessction handset: the Central, New
lifll'l’l‘.
'hl'fl’i'lit pin containing: ruby surrounded
.‘ li‘ diamond“. Probably loaf harms-r!
Irmili lu urn-l and builder's block. A liberal
reward will b. paid for lls return to this
office. nisl if
Bill? S It.
5‘! RIM“ morning. on the Wilson road, it
t lap spread, whichthuowm‘r cunlmvo by
moving nrnperi and paying for mlvertlnilir.
homo “ . mull i. My ltl‘cntieJiulllh Norwalk.
nullill
Grand MounIighf Sail.
mt. 81MB".
“3""??? . ,
” in!“ w w .
Waare still selling our Vermont and Corn
. www.mw “finalising”; r.
_ “new. We mu have to ad-
' more. Better mum
trait-n "loam, Hamil. Mic-and
mfln, ~...
gut-ties a
our Golden Vail floor. It
Lester limit, again. 08.000; J.I.Bene-
dict, branch office, Norwalk. tam; C.
a. ems. clerk. 8.01.10: u. a. Jan-
rhkofprnatratlonsndsunstmkea.
humanitarian received the fol»
alarming manner as before. contracting
again to briefly answer. "No!"
fired and thirsty the death Nmalh»
son. are out on a strike against a
rednetionof waxes from “-50 to “.25
Fwd-y»
1’hers sremw m prisoner-attire New
uses. and Mr. Bostvvlck says it is a libel
of the base-t kind, and further that there
were no bonds ironed beyond the amount
nut by law.
TUESDAY VEIEIIIIIG, lllll. Bill.
()1: the steamer
temperature is likely to be checked turn hably male “3an Sunday on gland 'M' 8mm“ “ml Mammal» . pm “- HUNT & Z ,
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“m” “bf-(1pm. “a: gummmu him? I. “lbw 'm’ ”on", be “’0 cm”. {w in ”mm.“ Havanamllkrby (film-ll it) their own the Methodist churches of the town.
. sam- m pony , ‘ lowly an : "h“
32 WI8IIIIIB'I'0II STREET.
1. H. BROWN,
, , . W“ ' “ City of Albany ”
ulnar-random. w.»- ninp, sliver, can: Loin ma. night w . arm-nod hbnlknn Brainy with mm mm, jut. mum a” MM Wm‘n coupon»! tothellnrtford _
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