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SOUTH IIOIlWA hi.
What the People of Our City on Doing
and Baylor.
Moonlight excursion by Epwortb
Leagues of the Norwallt Methodist
churches, by the stunner City of Albany
tonight. leave steamboat dock at 1*
o'clock sharp. -
Ladies waists are offered at bargain
prices at A. Dickermnn & Son's this
week.
The corrected time table of the Ilousa»
tonic railroad is printed in another
column.
Officer Samuel Ireland is one of the
happiest men in town todayail over the
advent of a twelve and one—half pound
son into his family circle
—Reasonable prices at Lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
We inadv ertently stated y csterday that
Harry Bouton, who fell overboard from
the steamer Jessie 8., was the son of
Captain Bouton. lie is the son of Au-
gustus Baotou, of Ely avenue.
The state convention of the Y. I‘. S. t‘.
B. will be held in Hartford, probably on
October land' .1. It may be however,
that it “ill be found necuvsary tp hold
the convention on the second V11.
Stunt-rant lasbouing a m-ll-selu-itml
stock of fancy flown-r pots, painted hang.
i113. luthkcts. and imported jardiuerm.
Ilcis ai.~u title-ring bargains in picture
frames, lmys' express wagons,
pedes- and tricycle-s,
Vclut'l'
John Powers. who was arrested on
complaint of Mary Heal. and whose case
was continued by Justice Morrcil. Iv
brought up again yesterday afternoon.
but owing to the fact that the State had
given no bond to proewcutt- the misc, it
was downed advisable by the justice to
continue the ('qu until the 20th inst. at
.______ I11 o'clock.
«Boiled ham and corned beef ready
for luncheon at Schaub's Wmhington
street market. .
Five children gave-play called “The
Happy Family" on the lawn in trout of
J. Irving Dibbie‘e residence on Ilayview
avenue, last evening. The grounds were
prottily decorated Ind illuminated with
t‘bincae lanterns and the audience
enjoyed the play Immanely. The Id-
nliaoion was one cent and the gross N-
ceipts were twenty-nine cents.
Albertt'utbill, of Spring street, who
Is unending the Iumruer with his
parents in Ilowayton. met with Ipninful
nccidentblaturdny afternoon. while rid.
ing his wheel on the driveway It flown
I'oint, leading from the bathhoquI to
the pier. In some manner hiI machine
struckantmaml pitch). him off the
high waihwtndmhbq. near the
tin-111. “showman-nip brutal.
but he in melting“ nicely. The
wheel Inflow“
anxrmmuy
g Nearly W Norwaik
known [one W. Iron, 'oI'DInbury, the
father of ”Wine of the Woodl." Dir.
Ives is out in flat llprlnga, Aria, for the
.bonsilt of his health. lie has been very
ill. and at one time did not weigh over
eighty pounds. 1h iI w the improve.
however, and will remain a
mouth or more. Every man, 110qu
uni child out there-m on {pillar farm
with Ike. afIct very easy to believe.
Everybody caiiI)1i1n Colonel.
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where loo cram imlf pint, pint Ind
quart horn It the Depot Restaurant.
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The four dIyI' um undcr the
management of llr. Pack mm on 1‘11an
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Ten llullarsinllold
limo! 'rnl litmus 111 001.11th
bdrm tothc person who will befonI July
the III. 1M send nun the moat (Winn and
uplldf. Minimal cutting forth the medic»
lnIi virttfit and curative properties of
Loxatonlk.
m qutwbat it undone for you. Triti-
mnninII limited lotto word; luorder that
an impartial Ind unpretndiml dwinlou may
b9 round. Protector W. I). I'm Ind John
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like 9* pollination and not no heating.
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CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
George Lockwood, the real state and
insurance agent, OITt’l'l Iomc new barge
aim in houses.
Minn Hattie Hartwick entertained
about fifty friends at her home, 13 Rail-
road Place, last evening. the Ilfl'llfllon
being Mountains" of her birth.
Dancing was indulged in 11nd imppd
wanaeryed.
Tb‘e lint makers of shin. Norwalk are
making arrangements to crisis the Sound
and take part in the joint picnic of the
hat makers. finishers and trimmers of
Brooklyn, at Cold Spring Grove, 1.. 1..
Monday, August 2:!
-—I’uro coffee with pure cream. . . .
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Angelo Defoe, the Italian urn-sited Sat-
urday for breach of the peace and threat-
ening to kill I fellow-countryman, plead-
ed guilty to the first charge before Jus-
tice Townsend this mowing, and was
lined $8 and coats, which he paid. The.
case was then continued until Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. William Thomp—
son, the borough contmcu‘vr, giving 350
bonds for Dcfea’ appearance for trial at
that time.
There is in Company D two instances
in which thm brothers have proven
themselves worthy, and two out of three
have been appointed non-commissioned
officers. They are Sergeant J. W. I’eu‘
ningtou, Corporal William R. I'cnning’
ton, Private Charles Pennington, (‘orlnir-
at R. W. Precce. Corporal A. S. Prev-cc
and Private ll. W. Preece. Captain
Doty says there are no better soldiers in
the National tluard than they.
Willie IIubbeli entertained a number
of his little friends at his home-.73 Spring
street yesterday. The occasion. which
was the second anniversary of his birth.
wannhappy one. A fine collation was
served and the little ones did it full jus~
lice. 'I‘hosepresent were Harry Ober-
lundcr. AibcrLJosie, Henry and Eddie
Linxweiler, ()tto, Richard and tinsel:-
\‘ogler. Thornton and Madeline Wolf.
Julia and Allison Smith, Maude Adams
and Blanche Poblman.
The moonlight sail of the I‘prmth IA’I'
goes taken place this evening, the sit-a111-
erl,‘ity of Albany leaving the steambmt
wharf at 11 o'clock. It is propped to sail
up the Sound beyond Bridgeport and re-
turn born before midnight. Ileiue‘s
band will render one of their tirst‘claao
norm-rte and the mansion will afford
much pleasure for all who :tltl'lbl. It
”latched that thesiramer will land bcr
;m1ngers on the return trip at llzilll
Refreshments can be procured on board
the boat. Tickets can be bad of any
member of the Dengue or on IIH‘ dock.
is
So much complaint is “an about
a New York newspapers not reaching cer-
tain sections of Long Island Sunday“s
until eleven o'clock, that an enterprising
party has made arrangements to have
the papers come by the Consolidated
railroad to South Norwalk. then a naph-
tha launch will take them 11ch the
Sound. arriving at Oyster Bay at it
o'clock. Two distributing wagons will
run, one exist as far no Northporhanti
the other word to Roslyn. supplying the
inlt'nncdinte villager. If the Sunday
route paymadaily route will be madv
of it.
—l)wing to the large demand for Eagle
Bottling Works Iotla, samalnrilla. ginger
Ile, root and birch beer. etc. it is comb
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of II norm In empty. Icwin it ('o.
The "under tug sunford. belonging to
the New Y ork. New Haven Ind Hartford
railroad, wan sunk in the EM! river op-
posite lleil (into yeIterdIy Iftemoou.
The tug had in tow 11 float heavily laden
with freight can. When off Ninety-
fourtb Itrvet a big sand Icow mulled
into the port bow of the Sanford. She
mini gradually. and her captain and
W of twelve scrambled aboard the
now. They had «nicely got Iboard
when anti-afoul Iunk din-my in the
channel. Theloadod float wII carried
by the tideiuio the nilp of the ('oliege
I’oim ferry and Inn picked up.
Thothrongof people on Washington
um and vicinity. last evening. stint-
od to the popularity of the oponair con-
certs. lieino'n full band. stationed on
the platformeroctod by Funnier! 00..
under who-e mm the concert was
given.dlnwumdanumber of captivat—
ing sin with their arm] Ikill Ind Ic—
curIcy, the selection receiving wetl—
nmitadnpplaun It ‘- estimated that
fully two tbomand people hard the
concert. ‘l‘hiI prom conclusively that
thetimailopportunofurtionth Norwalk
people to erect I pIrmInut bInd mud
whmourcitlm mid enjoy “noon
call which would be given that.
OandIeroniIliIcoountI. mm have
beenquiueadny It Rotor- I’oint. The
NewYorhIndBridmportcrowdavidantv
iyimaginudtbntthoyownod the place
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' 'I'lmmas K. Noble, It. 1).. master of the
George Miller. clerk for F. lInyoi, in
quite ill at his home.
It Is ruptured that the Capo Charles
will resume her route between Oyster
Bay and Wilson Point. probably Beptem;
Misti, ..,.,.,.,
Mrs. Item Mathewson in mne'riidng
the anniversary of her birthday by an-
tertaining some of her friends 111. the
Knob this afternoon.
Jami-.5 Sherman and family, of want-
port uveuue,11re moving to Rochester.
N. Y.
Hope Hum company and wanix
Engine company hold their regular
monthly wash till-evening.
The Smead system of heating has been
in] Red by the committee of the Over
in. r sum, and the H11 '01 making
the 'cliarigé will commence this week.
Prof. E. IIouseworth, optlcian, will be
with II. S. Rood, IO South Main aim-t,
Saturday. August 13, when all eyes will
he examined free of charge and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
‘Tbe‘anrm wave” now covering the
country front the Mississippi valley to the
slopes of the Alleghenies will drift east-
ward to-day. with increasing danger of
prostrationn and sunstrokes in this
section. ___._._
Captain It. Ll. Rose received yester-
day afternoon the official order appoint —
ing A. J. Wileonon. first lieutenant of
company F. vice Aiken resigned, and
.Iohn-J.L1tmn. wound lieutenant. vice
Wilcoxson promoted. »
The creditors of Thomas Cousins. the
shoe manufacturer. met yesterday and
ratified the. appointment of .I. E. B.
Sayer as trustee. A meeting of the credi-
tors to appoint commissioners will be
held on the 19th inst.
Blaster Fred Wood, of Danbury. who
is suntan-ring at “P“ Island, caught
thirty—four poundn of blacklish one day
last week and sum-coda] in landing one
that weighed All pounds.
quelling out below com. Several
broken lotaof china, crockery and glass
ware. II. II. Williams, 15 Wall street.
There will be a tub race at the Knob
next Saturday afternoon, starting at -i
o'clock. A special meeting of the Out-
ing 1 lab is called for 5 o'tI-n‘k to consid‘
The board of engineers of the tire de-
er an amendment to the constitution
Inrtmcnt are about to introduce a new
system of calling out the steamer. The
present means are very unsatisfactory.
1111 the second alarm. which means the
steamesz often mug in by some excited
person at the bor.when there is really no
need of such an alarm.
Bishop it. If. Turner:— of (wads. do
livered an interesting and instnlctive
. lectun-on Africa.“ the Knight Street
Ieck will erect on the southmt corner of A. .‘l. E. church last evening. During
Elmwood avenue and Galileo .lIiil street. his diamante he said there could be no
u WhlIIIlOflSIRV-Tlmnltillugu wrthatower, healthier place than the interior of
the Interior finished 1n hard wood, and “rim. and he spoke strongly in favor of
will be an ornament ‘to the pretty ave- ncgm immi . n to that far away
one. Mr. Selleck will prolribly err-ct conntry. "2 said the bright star of the
another house on the avenue when tins negro; life “I” in “in direction. The
one is completed. Others who 01"“ 11ml" bishop p.“ town this morning for St.
erty on the street contemplate building Johns New Brunswick
houses in the near future.
The committee of the Central Labor
Union of Norwalk. are soliciting prizes
of the local merchants for the Labor day
picnic at the driving park. The parade
in the morning will be I monster afIair,
excelling any before given in Norwalk.
Architect Morehouse is getting out
plans fora new house which Sands Scl-
It hastwndecidisl. if the consent of
the government is obtained, to have a
regular detailed Irmy othcer in charge
bf the military department of tho Nor.
walk Suite-y Institute. Negotiations
with the war department to that end
have bmn commenced. and with true
exception everything is favorable. ‘So
army officer can be detailed to serve at
a school or milege unless it is charteml.
The Norwalk Military Institute is not
chartered. but will be as soon as 1h.-
Iregislaturcgetnin running order: their
the gettiugof an otIico-r stationed lure
mil in- only a nutter of red tape.
I’IIIDI‘IJZ Nil KNOW.
last evening Charles Schmidt, 3 New
t'anaan tailor. WIIII his wife and two
children. drove I1 some of the waside
mom in this vicinity. While It Will-
Iou'» Point the horse became (righting!
and ran away. throwing the «vary-Into
out. quite badly bmiaing Mr. Schmidt
and breakingthc vehicle. A telephone
message was sent to Solmaus' stable and
another team went down and brought
the party to this city. They were subse-
quently taken homo by :1 Non- t‘nnnnn
turnout.
t'ulonci Frau has app-tutu] lift"
Norwalk t'ongregatiouai church, acting
chaplain of the Fourth rudiment, to con-
duct the religious services at (lamp
White. t’haplalu Warner, of Bridgeport.
being seriously sick. Dr. Noble was an
amiy chaplain for four years during the
late war on the staffs of Uemral Scott.
General Davis. and General Mend. It is
hoped that lir. Noble will be able to
M‘rvcnscluiplaiu during the entire cn—
component. ”in wrvit‘e with the Con-
necticut National Guard will doubtless
m all memories of his services at the
front during the late war.
NORW ALI \IIWS.
Plea-ant Paragraph“ about 0hr .nnd
other People's Fri-nip.
Timothy Howard. of Norwalk. has re
tumml from thrown.
Mr. and lira. St John Mm rill. of Sevr-
tow 11 avenue, are at El Ilomdo.
Rev. A. I’. Miller. of the: I'onnt‘rlit'ut
Banner. one in town yesterday.
31an Ionian Woodward, of Kim street.
has returned from :1 visit in Waterbury.
llr. Huntington and wife, of Main
atria-t are registered at the Roton I'oint
hotel.
lilies Iai‘ayette. of r‘llflflltitt, is the
the guest of Mrs. H. Ilotrhkiss. of .\rrh
sin-rt.
)Iima llattio IIuqu-ll, of Went avenue,
KN]! cm] by going "n the I-Ipworth is entertaining friends from [long
IBIIII.
leagues uumnli ht excursmn ton Ill. 1‘
K .,.,,. ltl Minn Jam- Eno. of Hintsimry, in the
I had break occurred this morning in 8W "' h" “9"“- J’"'“” K- t‘rofut. “'
the slum inch outer main on "1- idea “1‘" “"01“-
avenue. Mr. and Ills. William tkterbunkn. of
West Main sins-t. Norwalk. nu- visiting
A Ilrruy “Idle! 0' Ital-I From the
Ilorouxll End of Town.
—~Seiling out below mint. Several
. friends in Dnnbury.
l kv l f I . crock and la ,
:r'r‘iniu 11:11.1; (Williii'lams l-tirlll'all 111:1: Mm. Ilol-lwm and mo. of ill Went
, street. Il’l‘ ”lending a few days with
Nita Maggie Savage, of Harbor a"... friend» in Itaubury. , .
human Edward Barrett will 1..- nutrr'wd Mum K-w Stu-pt. of llrulgoport. m
tleptcmlwr 15, spending a few days. with Mini Jmio
, "“‘ Village. Day Itmt.
John Wilson, "b" wan taken with n Mina Alicel‘rum. of East nvcnuc. has
litou Wall nth-ct, yrutervlny morning. returned after 11 pl nt visit with
MW“ demented and htmlltml 1n friemluinllrmnwicb.
””“m‘” “WNW mun: mm. of 11.1. city, started
The Namath W “m min today for I vacation trip to Berlin. lion
in. for the [mm of . Cleveland and um nnd «11m plum-o! mien-1.
Stevenson banner. which will he raised I“. II. If. W'IW’M 4.05M!"
with impmiug mummies, Anna. of “'1'! ION, returned III flut-
v~ "M“ ing from their trip to Aubury I’nrk.
lit. I’Iul'n church Sunday chool will Through the kindno. of J_ R. mm“
Wm” l“ Em. woods tomorrow. “ll his twocarpontenandtheir familiaI en-
the (Inca church Sunday school will joyed yhmaum W yesterday.
picnic A! W The “M "i" In"! ublnflk DiohlnIonmf BtrItford. 1.
Who Point Interlock» in wry-15.7 v1.1a»; with her com. Bertha no
tirade (Min-y. on Chestnut Itrm.
Norwalk.
III. A. do Var Taylor, who hII been
visiting IlrI. Dr. A. 1‘. Clarke, joined
herfnniiiy today, who Ira sojourning
It Rye, N. Y.
Incline C. Iain and Arthur F. Smith.
alibi-cribs, N. 1.. In IpInding I week
with Ir. Ind In. Richard II. Baum,
of Hartford Pinon.
Rev. John Lawrence. of lliddlobovo,
mop-alas! by Iii: family, are spending
Ifow wank- witb Rev. and In. if. N.
Dunning. Wmurut.
H111. J. (1. Warm-thus returned to her
harm in ijorwnik after I visit of moral
washout: her daughter. In. Ow
W. thumb. in DInbury. ,_ ’.
Ir. Ind-n. J. l. BM m I
flying visit to their home in am city.“
yeah-rd”. They left again today for
Itocklnntl, If. Y. Both In enjoying
The DInbury Ind Norwalk nilrond
will pay the tonal null-annual dividend
of2lpIrqukon Align-l Ill. mm
for hookah-oil Augusto. Thedividond
checks 'IIIIIBUIII outfmmtinofllcent
the Ilountouic Railroad company in
Bridgeport.
PrivIle John Keogh. of Company F.
humtmdintba myIrdn tannin the
miiiury Isiah“- cn-tutu to inlaid It
Camp White. ’I'hurIdIy. Aug-t Ia. III
k1 Ibo enter-d intho heavy numbing
order m Thomas Keogh. of Company
P, iI Inland intho bunt.“ throwing
canton. W
wfielilng Aunt W lat. MI
broken lot-ordain: crockery Ind gli-
m. 11 n. villain. in Win rum:
lutlmten-miiolandlcnp bicycle run
It the muted picnicJ-t HItnrdIy.
Perryonmtchmnn: ”mu
Iii-unmet 11 mum, new-n11 Nth-
M 1110 than manic-p of I
W.A.Gunthnr.
woman-1.1 duh
annular-11's.: “W ““W
WAISTS
at Breatly Iledueed Prices.
their Iunimer Thin Ind improving in the
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4 just Kmdmyr who a. I Ind
k”, mikmwfl WM
tom priced When
we have.
To those who are annoyed with water bugle—we
rid your house of them' in three days or no pay, by
Leave your order for a barrel of Sugar or Flour at Rock Bot-
going on a picnic examine all the good things
- Death to Walter Bugs.
& Son,
NORWALK. CON’N.
Solid (III-III- III-lid Col--
{From the New York Sun}
Mr. Henry George of this city has
made himself famous by drawing atten-
tion to the fact that land advances In
price as population thickens. taili a:
cohitalinly Increasing expend‘iiure $01.
wound, ahd bring-lugs correspondingly
augmented 111cm no landlords. Long 1
before the tippnllranotl of Ir. Gsorgc this
fact was clearly discerned by the Ameri-
can public.
sought? Has it been the confiscation of
ground rents by a tax, State or Federal?
What has been done is better illustrated
in Mr. George‘s native city of Philadel-
phia than anywhere else in the Union.
In Philadelphia, through building asso-
ciations. some 60.000 families are housed
in homes of their own. By Incoming
their own tenants they have captured the
"unearned increment" which would have
gone to the landlord. Building min-
tions on the Philadelphia plan have
sprung up, too, all over the country. M
are organized intoa league. of which Mr.
Se 'mour Dexter, of Elmira, N. Y.. is
president. He estimates the total 1mm.
her of such amociatious in the United
States at 6.000. and their annual income
at $Im1,(l)1).tl00.
These concerns have not arisen at the
instigation of reformers. but owe their
birth and success to ordinary men who
have seen how a building mintiou en
ables them to save an outlay whicll
year by year wads steadily to grow
When a mechanic or clerk has commit
ted himself to paying, say “ or $5 a
week toward thejpurcbase of a house.
the thrift which at first is a necessity
soon settles into a habit. and in from ten
to fifteen years, with no sense of depriva‘
tion. he iinds himself rent free. A good
many associations include a life insur—
ance feature. so that if a married man
divs before he has fully paid for his house
his widow is freed from the debt and re
wires :1 clear title to the property.
emeuts too crowded for comfort.
evil. too, is finding its abatement at the
handsof men not of sentiment. but of
busirmss. who see gain in supplying a
want. The devisers and managers of
elevated and electric railroads. the pan
senger agents of trunk lines, active in de-
veloping their local train service. are
scattering as fast as they can over wide
otherwise stride in the streets. Often the
same capital which furnisha; quick and
cheap transit is interested in selling by the
building lot tracks bought by the arm.
This insures a much better railroad ser-
vice than if one set of men owned the
railroad and another set owned the terri-
tory it serves.
I. .
d 'r. GRIFFIN.
What remedy have they
51.3311me
brought before the
edto partici
Look out for the babies and keep them' In
using Moody's well-known Aromatic Syrup.
(liar-son)“ ’1; Sure
perfect health by
REMEMBER
We close at Six o ’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING - GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
——8I‘C'URED FOR GRADUATES AT-———
11111. convene smelting ii.
Official Announcement or 11.1.. for the
Republican State Convention.
The following is the
oflicial announce
ment of the dates for holding the Repub-
lican State convention:
llan'rvono.toxx.,-\ug.11111113.
To the Republican Electors of the State
of ('onmclicut:
A state convention of delegated repre
senatives of the Republican party, front
each town, for the nomination of candi-
dates for state offices and presidential
electors, will be held in the Hyperion
theatre, New Haven. on Tuesday and
Wednesday the 151.11 and 7th days of Sep-
tember 1892.
The opening semion will be held on
September litb, at 8 p. m., for the pres-
entation of credentials and orgauirntion.
The second day s sermon will begin at
It! a. 1n. and will be d1 voted to the nomi-
nation of candidates. the formation of a
dorm, and the transaction of
on may be properly
cntion.
Each town is enti led totnice as many
delegates III the convention as it has rep-
resentatives in the lower house of the
General . ssemhiy.
All electors of the State who believe
in the printiples of the Republican
party and who intend in good faith to
support the National and State Rep ubli-
can tickets this year are cordially invit-
te in the primaries for the
selection of elegntes to this convention.
In awordance with the rules of the
party. the following additional notices
are given:
First—All primaries in the several
ton-ms for the appointment. of del
to and convention shall be held at can
too
THE NEW BUSINESSMOOILEBE,
/ I22 Fairfield Ave..‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments-Business, Talegrnpby, Stenograpby and Typewriting.
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Brilliant Saratoga Season
I892. , .4.
Every Monday, to clue of mu.
Augusta). inclusive. Such! ntaofint!
Lake flange. Mt Mcflregor, fileclri ric Roi I .
111 mile ride it I‘IIIoePu Ilrnann Co
Spring Parks.
GRAND nEtJuu'f’rUL Foch DA\ 3' rtst'f'
83.50 - 'I'll’l'ALCOS'I‘. — 88.501
The magnificent Pompaia alone worth 1‘:
visit. For stopping“. theflner holds.-
”cased charge of one dollar tum-III
rude. Side trips: to Lake George. lift
Irr-[ror at extra ow rates. Surat (IIIc
lumen South Nurwalk “I” a. in. at. n
Magnificent 4 days" visit to the
('()L()$SAL VENICE OF AMERICA.
THIS THOUSAND [Slam
Starting Tum-In}. August Iii. heaving there
I'ridn} following a m I' .111 unions even day
by elegant simmer. Fairy like stones. Do-
|1gblfnllimu5llcmer9 all expenses tonood
hotel..\'1ualirxtran barge to ”rand Hotel.
Tltnlhttflll Island train leaves South Nor
walkntoha. n1
Obtain the ”-‘tnrrineclilut Tourist“ contain-
in full information It the office of R IL
1‘ 111er n Worthington street. wad
dmgtrist aIid agent for mgr-in and Rama
l!
to).
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’l“ iNSTANTANEUUS
HOTUCRAPHS
PHUTUCRAPHIC .
'yATEfilALS. ,,
Another evil which has distrusal re-
formers is that the poor in cities have
not only to pay rants which steadily in-
crease, but that they have to occupy ten—
This
five days before the meeting of said con-
vention, upon atleast twu davs' notice.
but if any town committee shall fail to
call primaries under the provisions of
this rule, the member of the state com-
mittee for the district in uhich such
town committee resides, shall call the
necessary primaries upon reasonable
IIDKIOE.
Second—It shall be the duty of the
chairman of each town committee to
send a copy of the credentials of the
delegate-.1 from his town to the secrets“
of the. Republican state central commit-
tee at least four day-1 before the conven-
lion
HERBERT ii. Ba
Taylor 8:
nos. chairman.
At‘s‘us BRAISARD: secretary.
suburban arms of millions who would
Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
1.1.1.1211?”
BIO FITTIIO, Til IOOFIIO,
SHEET iIOI WOIK
Within the past few years there In!
bun an immense multiplication of the
country vacations which the city purple
enjoy. This. and the enormous erpau
sion of the excursiomi which twenty
years ago were rare and mstly. has come
about through the enterprise of managers
' In all branches. A at for SOL‘Ld'I'IIARD and
SOL TH NORWALK, com Eggnog? :51“! MW
“If “m “'ATEK BOILER.a "
WANTB”. mansion-or
\ .. .. . .. m... Stoves Ranges 8. Heaters
ventrally lm- amt. A 1ply at South ‘lior-
wnlk lIartlwaret 1.1.. .\o. .11 111-1: Hall [11111 k in Ill“ fill-
an» it ,_,- . _ _
T0 LET.
moving a thousand people at a low fare
than a hundred at a high one.
The real estate agent. the life insurance
not usually regardni on social reformers.
buthavothe men who wear that name
doneaamuch good: When something
is deplored aIIu "evil" it is well to in-
quire “Do its alleged victims really feel
it to be an evil?” If they do, dept-11d
upon it that before long some sensible,
man or business will Iet shut removing
thatcviimns, incidentally. to molten
0" lift TIIB RIVIIIL
hip and a gathering of pus dbcovored. A
ball! Inbrtnncons large” I walnut wan
removed and it w» decided not topierce
the abdominal cavity. It is likely that
canvases-nim- excursion organizer. are I
1!epot.Renl 1 heap.
Ito» A) lot) Conn.
Washlnxion strutt-
uler.
and cold water. lmths.electr11 hell». etc
Apply to two. lmkwood
crevices miulml.
moi rotate urgent, or on the premises of .\In-.
dollar for himself. I,
’l‘IIRI-IE or four roonh.
Tun. nub-e,
or»: with 1. n room-6.
her hot.
‘L' R‘SISHEDM unfurnlabed. from NM. or
Dr”! I. property writer of hpring and
House in llht—flmor
ern lmomrm
"'3‘
Ir“ SEof seven mom
noted on t' hootnut
\E‘ [IN room lion” So.
1 with all tut-Ian: muvrnicmen.
rt of fmuur on Burbank urn-t.
ohn hewman. No. 1 Burbank Itrret.
Iflltlllrl‘ :11 Tu: us-
nuti -lt
l'onwiun Septem-
Pienty of yard room and fruit
trem.1'womlnutmwnlk fmmthr Rowuyton
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wormed "n the 11mm of Henna-13 x" .11“xiilmfiil‘f'i‘i‘mid"“Evil; Elly/‘1‘. E
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further operation will not he Inventory
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of steamboat and railroad lines. It has I 11\\\'lltt plat-tor house So. L-Unhnrd 11ml
, v, . - - A urwa k. Modern 1m lrn'v 11 II A A .—
been found that then. 1:. mon profit in 11b on ”mull,“ ‘ ' ""' 311”,“ Sw'lnlntlention ginntuJotthing A110,.
dens will hen-«um! with pmmptitudo and
ram. All work done by first—film workmen
It the lowest prh rs.
l9? WASHINGTON 8T. IIIOOE.
511178880". TO 3. SFLWK. II I!
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4115»: Housewomio‘
"or.“ iniipt oath: r , whom WK “HIDE
MEN ”UNI”! Tl l. fill-I111vtll be with
11111er.
The Daria-n ball mumhonm from
Norwalk BIturdny. highly elated over
the result of their game with tiwIYryItIiI
on the Norwnlk I‘Iirtlmunih, the more
being eighteen to time in their favor.
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bridge. Nouth Ron-III.
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won
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taunt price- to nail
the t'lmM If?
\ulenline.
manhunt-ten yearnild. A l to
new... simpliim
Irwin;
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for
I118 lw
Int folk-din appear, and the our 1m
continued for one week at the mpwat of ‘
tints. Vt
will roakrnlnvur an owner 5 hurt i
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way of Mil-1; the l air In dif-
ferent from "then an t inlay-11d Ind-5:111.
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ployodbyChris [Arum for name "”3191 IwflrrlxwLTflm. Y“ ”'iufilimmnngT
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llVEilY 111 BOARDING
STABLES,
Norwalk Chronicler