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THE EVENING SENTIIIEL
JAMES GOLDEN. ”Idltorand llropr‘lotor.
:3 month-I. w: ! months.
sum I Incumbents W work: mutt.
.1. . m— 3 ~
Irma. Ivorian.
\olI‘ces of land} entertainments of all
blade, to which“- an admission is charged.
and notices calculated to provide prlmte
interests, ampt when we adurtt'sement
'ofsarne appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. ... _'~ "A
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Miniature Almanac tor 'l'ovlnnrrow.
Rt :5 Rate High Tide 14in Tide
lap; 5:31“ “$th at are
New kfikmrfit.
In this district today fair. cooler weather
and fresh westerly winds will probably pre—
vail. with n decrease of absolute humidity.
preceded by rain. 0n Elaturday.clcarweather
will prevail, with rising temperature and light
weeteIly winds, becoming mostly southerly:
and on Sunday warmer, fair weather.
HARRISON’S ADMINISTRATION.
The administration of President Har—
rison has been in keeping with his per-
sonal character—clean. able, conserva-
tive, dignified and patriotic. He has
naturally gathered about him men who
sympathize with him in his views and
resemble him more or less in character.
The general tone of the administration
has been imparted to it by its chief. and
there have been no grave scandals, do
falcations or other stains to mar its good
name. The search llght of political in-
vestigations, seeking campaign ammuni-
tion, have brought to view nothing that
challenges criticism. An opposition sonar
tor, in an article on the administration
published in the June number of the
North American Review, does not even
hint at anything totho discredit of his
personnel, motives or methods: while
Senator Dawes says:
"He called into his Cabinet as his nd~
visors men who commanded at once
the fullest confidence of the country:
some of them already so tried in the
public service that they had been Ilen-
ignored by common consent for the
places they filled. Some of them were
new men in public life, but brIiliunt
Service has in each case proved the eag-
acity and wisdom of the selection. Sub-
ordinate otiices barre bccn filled with
able and clean men: commendation
of this administration does not
III-maul or claim that there has
her-II rm Inception. lo the vast mar-bin»-
TAKE
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hi you can male liIe pleas-
In no in the hottest
weather.
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mm the greater amount of build-
HWW Momentum.
aw neuronal-unto...
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ltbnblfecl ma lulteelf'
months elementn that.» to
quMmmnm I». no
.moitlliuomm.mmma a.
induce. ”Mia-umbrella“
ubwdwnandnotmbeatlw
Ilium Oatmeallnaker fat ratherthan
urn-um Ina mouth-Intuit
’me tboegbtor care for
claw-Eur lbleortbat aaanartlcle
i “but fies-ll such a thing ae eating
Wmemmu thenatnre
3 ”illde “but “have
ryot this government. in operation at a
thousand points. many of them thou-
sand: of miles beyond the eye of the Bae-
culive, it never has been and never can
he the case that men who operate it will
in every instance prove themselves fit
and faithful.
ed the sum-seas and m’nitakca of adminis-
trations in this particular during nine of
these
But one who has witneeu-
quadrennial; Mode. challengee
without fear for the present administra-
tion a comparison with any or all of the
others."
It William McKinley were to wilt
the tobacco growers in the Connecticut
valley. there is no doubt that he would
be handsomely entertained, says the
Hartford tiourant. They are a happy
lot of people just now. The tobartco
crop is good and the prospects for receiv-
ing a good price were never better. The
farmers are not a bit backward in saying
that the cause of this in the McKinley
taritl bill, which heavily increased the
duty on Sumatra tobacco. Unhelievers
are scarce. but the increased acreage and
tho number of tobacco sheds recently
eroctcdgoto show that something has
’cauoed thetobaoco industry in the Con-
necticut valleyto take a new lease of
life.
'l'IIn Batman. has attacked senator
Joseph R. Hurley's speech In the senate
on the Homestead troubles. published in
the Congressional Record, but we have
the assurance at our esteemed Anemia
namesake that it is titled with good
points for dissatbfied workmen to pen.
der over. deserves careful mding. and is
worthy of all commendaim. Benator
llawloy taku the ground that property
ownenhavearfglrttothe lime-ion of
their property allf that the civil authori-
ties, backed upby the millisry,luustput
them in power-ion. H35 attributer much
ofthetrouhleinlaborcflvlstothegreat
influx of forelgnen who. opprrraed by
their native summed. have come to
memory elation race It Ill
germanium. ‘ but dpbold Ben-r
tor Palmer in bi a-srtlon that the
workers-haves right to mphyrnent:
hedsnouncse Plakwtuuleal and claim
that the only mum there treatise
I. the arm precept known :- the
"Golan Dale.”
W
lemony-ransom the plat-
l'lllll'l‘ll NoltVl'Alrl.
What the People of (Dar on: an Doing
an! Baring.
The cyan-returner J. Howard Lo'wndea
is having her boilers repaired.
CL‘V. Cindduck will more back to his
old stand on Washington etrcct next
Monday.
In addition to the tub race at The
Knob, Saturday afternoon AH o‘clock,
there will probably be a swimming race.
Dickerman & Son have received one
hundred dozen hone direct from the mille
. in Germany. They are stamped with the
firm'a name.
Rilley (lhiotto, a non of thc “lashing-
ton street fruitercr, had an unexpected
swim yesterday. He was fishing oil the
draw bridge pier when he fell overboard.
but Imam out without minnow;
About 150 Danburialul enjoyed a sail
on the Sound on the steamer Hcdea,
Wednesday evening, a special train
bringing them to South Norwalk. The
boat went as far as Greenwich. and then
cmised around about four hours.
—Pure cotloe with pure cream. 5c. .
cup. depot mmurant. 0pm all night.
Philip L. Wheeler, assistant book-
keeper at Crofut d: Knapp‘s upper lac.
tory, was prontrated by the heat yester‘
day afternoon while at work in the
curling room of the factory. lcc cold
water was applred to his head and he
soon came around all right.
On Tucstl. Iy, August 16th the Homa-
tonic railroad nil! place excursion tickets
on sale from this city to Kaunas i 'Ily and
retum, on account of Knights of l’y thins
biennial ecampmcnt. Fare for the round
trip, 3'33. Tickets good August l6 toil)
and good returning until September tin.
Anybody can go.
The storm on the Middle and Last
Atlantic seaboard will move cast. follow-
ed by squalls oil the coast. Tt‘fllpi'l'alllfl'
will fall today. with a deg-haw of abstr-
lutc humidity in this section and Sca-
Inglan-l. But a new and severe “wan“
wave," now covering nurst of the War
and Northwest. will reach this section
by Sunday afternoon, and is likely to
continue. with a grmt increase of vapor,
several days on the Atlantic seaboard.
Joseph N. Spiccr has purchased the
roan pacer Jack. formerly owned by Dr,
Martin of Bridgeport Jack ll'l“ .I re-
cord of 2:20 and can put» right away
froru any horse in Bridgeport. South»
port now has two fast pace-m another
being owned by James Watson, while
Arthur Brown, of Fairticld, is proud of
the pacer Marcy ll.. Which has a record
of 2:20. This townie apparently grow-
ing in admiration for [ulceraMSoulhport
Chronicle.
Tue Bemsunis mpiested local] nt-
tcution to the bad sanitary condition of
llouton and Hoyt stmta. A ditch is
used and newer. and istilled with the
moat noxious material and odors. Ty-
phoid and other fevers prevail. Our in-
formant staten that unless immediate,
action is taken by the Health Board a
ymtilonco is imminent. Our informa-
tion comce from aroliablo source, and
we hope an immediate investigation will
be made and all neunenry work be done
to put the locality in a healthy condition.
—-—Thnac wishing to ace their fricndo in
camp and also see the full brigade dl’t‘fl
parade, should not forget the excursion
on the (lily of Albany Sunday. Lcavee
her dock in this city at 'I’ a. In. Music. by
American band. lwund trip ticket. The.
heat evening two podium walked Into
0. E. Soymour’e grocery and oneof them
myuested the privelego of leaving his
pack there. It was gnn'd, and they
went out. The owner of the puck
evidently forget where he left it, for
shortly afterward hoentemd Llchtblau’a
bakery and accused the worn-inter of
atealinghia pack. There ween war of
worth, during which both men thmten—
ed to call an officer. The peddler finally
leftthestore. later be found out his
mistake and went to the grocery and
secured bit belonginga.
0n accountef thewveretbunder storm
only two of the live excursions expected
arrived at lloton Point last evening. The
steamer Jessie B. took down about one
hundred employw of louulbury. lath-
ewsou a Company. They arrived at the
dock lbout 9 o'clock, just as the heaviest
shower came up. Everybody on board
was drenched. The ll. 2. P. club‘, of
Drum arrived at the Point atll
o‘clock. and remained there until early
this morning. Thumb. arrived here
More 1 o‘clock. The West End limbo-
diat church, of Bridgeport. started for
the Point, but owing to the roughnuls of
the sound they did not sell far to the
westward.
dobellranteabd "(leuertt' Danna!
New (lama, accompanied by two
ymngdeMdrovetoRotonl’elut
lestevenlng. Wkllstbey moronic;
the railroad track leer ll. Bureberd‘a
pvoperty,tbeveblclc ups-tend all were
tbrownout. mum of the carriage
whebufiatthymguem
edlagsttluthe tarnoutto Govuvtnck'a
stable. utilities-Imam of Your and
Millimoftblseltr. Almost-lie
i
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«ww'
J pvt
h . A.
atrect, died thin mornlnr.’
—-Qwing tn the largedemaud for Eagle}
Banding Works soda,sarea1nrilla ginger
ale, root and birch beer. etc. it ieearn‘eirt-l
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase theme
of as noon an empty. Lew 1:! & Co.
Dr. Schuppaudho borne quack, attend-
ed the meeting of the New Jersey Veteri-
nary Modical association at Newark, N.
J.. yesterday, before which auguet body
. he read a acientilic paper in regard to
medicine. The essay was applauded time
after time. Everybody considered it the
succeea of the aenion, and it will pace
down to polarity as one of the beat dio-
I‘ourI-u-s of the age.
ammo virus.
A tinny lludget of lteun From the
Borough End at Town.
Mm Father St. John is sick.
Ycucvablc John Buckley live scriouely
ill at his home on Harbor avenue.
The cigarmakI-Is haw decided to have
finals in the coming Labor Day parade.
They will make a more elaborate display
than lbev did last year.
The Norwalk Drum Corps re the name
of a new life and drum band recently
forum! for campaign purposes. It con-
sists of sixteen molubcre.
A number of Norwalk veterans will
attend the twentydhinl annual reunion
of the Seventh Regiment ammiation.
\leII'h will be ht‘ltl at tllt' ii. A. H hall.
\l'Illimnutic, Thursday. Augtnt 2.3
-— l'urc Ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart troxce at the Depot Restaurant.
Au ltalian, who was injuml during
the four tracking operations at Sange—
Iuck a short time ago. and who has been
contincd at the almehouse. died yestcrv
day. The funeral was held thin after
Ill It Ill
Johula-cda better known an Sheritl
lrmls. one walking along llain
street ycetcnlay afternoon when some
small boys commenced calling him
names Mr. L-chs caught t'hr‘nrtio Pot-
tin. ll buy twelve years of age. and gave
him a severe flogging.
The members of the Cigar Makers‘
union, of Norwalk. have taken stern to
suppress the halo of non union goods in
loan. 't'lwy Imvc caused to bc printed
ltfltl Ilvr-il'lbu‘kfll a liet of the dealers who
Sr” only union girlish. This lint will be
printed every month and distributal
III-long aIuokt-ra
W. K. )laplcs, of the Hour. sent a
dwmtch tn the New York Advertiser,
yesterday. stating the case of Patrick
Mulcahy, of Franklin avenue, who was
kilhd by sunstrokc in South Norwalk.
Wednesday. He received a reply that
Iqueetrokee and death by thunderbolts
are not considered accidents.
Detective l‘roniu. of Bridgeport, has
been t‘lllpltlyt‘tl by Maurice chtirath, of
Winnipauk, toaearch for the $500 and
other articles recently stolen from his
residence while he was at Roma l’oint
)lr. Mcliruth suspected \Villianl and
Rolmrt ltou, brothers. who live near by.
The detective questioned them about the
matter yesterday, and decided that they
were innocent. ...
The ltev. Father Thoma» Iulvancy. of
the diocese of Hartford, died suddenly
Wednesday night from the clients of the
heat at the residence of his brother. No.
240 East Twenty-fourth etreet, Brooklyn.
l-‘alher Hulvaney was a nephew of In.
John Keene, of hound street. He was
quite well known in town, having visited
here on auroral occasions and officiated
at St. Mary‘s church.
~ltcsaonable prices at Lane’s depot
mutant. Openallnlgbt.
Hr. and lire. David 1‘inkler, of Poplar
Plaina, celebrated the twentieth anniver-
sary of their marrrlage tart evening by
entertaining about eighty guest. The
early part of the evening was spent prisi-
clpally in the presentation of gifts to'the
heel and trustees. lmtrumontal and
vocalmueic wasaleo matured. lt wee
nearly midnight when theee [resent mt
down to a bountiful collation.
Rev. [toilettlfcflonepllsfttownyc
terday, without giving word at his
bouleon Wat avenue wherebewae
going. Rowland-ed soon after luv-
lng. but no alarm waa felt until lat
evening,wheuhedldnotreturn. Ashe
ielufesblehealtbitwae feared tbathe
badbeen taken withapoorapelland
waeunalltetogetbouve. A asarchwu
mailmwldebprovedunavalling. later,
wordwnvreeelvedthat be badteksult
luloblslseadtop Inflow Bushland
urmmounwmmnotlr.
andln. Charts- Trletrara. entertained
blebteudeoulhelawn at bk M0,]
Berkeley street, Norwalk. W
aftunoouflumtwto’clock. Theykall
ausujonble time, romping about the
andabundantretresbneubweressrved.
noon, with our own stamp, direct
F. A. Gunther, the furrier, of till Hoyt ‘
wasbslngcaredfnrtberebyfrlsnds. .I
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STREET. SOUTH
The detect-nee have leaned an order
that all dogs must be mauled from now
until September I.
lfiltoss Bernhard and Fred lockwood.
Ute Norwalk Lawn ‘lbnnin club, are
pjoylng a canoeingm trip up the Hudson.
Hire Alice Cram. of East avenue. en-
tabled a number of friends last. evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Amy Wat:
kins, of Philadelphia.
Charles ('l. Street, of Union Park, who
has been ill for several days, was over-
come by the beat yesterday. and died
shortly after noon today.
A number of the friends of the late
Patrick hlulcaby attended a high mass
of requiem over his remains. at St.
Mary's church this morning. The inter-
ment was at St. Mary's cemetery.
The ten-year—old son of Henry Moore,
of Crate and River streetv. had two tin-
genr taken of! yarterday by a hay cutter
in )funaou Hoyt'e barn. and another tin-
ge: was so badly out that it will have to
ho muputatcd.
As the 1003 train on the Danbury and
Norw alk railroad left the borough depot
this morning. it suddenly stopped at the
Water street crowing. A cool wagon
belonging to C. T. Leonard was on the
track. The homes were quickly hacked
and the train allowed to pass.
The Y. El. l‘. A. entertainment com-
mittee met last evening and decided to
hold the first entertainment of the
mono on the evening of October 17.
They voted to engage the Mendelssohn
Quintette to open the course. The meet-
ing then adjourned until August 20.
Daniel llanlou. a Wall street saloon
keeper. has been summoned to appear
before Justice D. l’. Harrell. at South
Norwalk. th‘ur afternoon. to answer
charges made against him by Provocat-
ing Agent Gray. accusing him of selling
liquor at wholmalo on a retail license.
On account of a quorum not bcing
lament. the informal meeting of Pilgrim
founcil. 0. U. A. M. called for last
eveningto set a date for the council's
parade and flag raisingwas not hold. A
meeting will be held next Monday cven~
ing. The parade will probably take
place September it or IE.
Twenty two members of the \‘orvrulk
Iron “7 orks band drove to New ( ammo
but evening. in the carry all Excelsior.
and iusrmcted the new trend in that
place. On the way they serenaded An-
drew Weed, father of Oliver Weed, fore-
man of the lmn Works company. A
tine supper was served in New Cannon
and a pleasant time Ia reported.
A horse owned by Fred 3. Ambler ran
away on Union Park this morning,etart-
ing from James Woodhull'a residence.
Thefrightened animal ran to Franklin
avenue. down Belden avenue to River
street. leaving the wagon and the great-
er port of the harneee in front of Cap
lain D. J. Bennett‘s neidence. He ran
nefar as Dunn’s stables, where he was
mptun-d by William Benedict.
Everyone remembers the wourgc of
' pinkcye which devastated the country a
few years ago, causing the death of
many horses and injuring others. It has
notmanifmted itself in this vicinity for
none time. and horsemen and others for-
vently hoped that it would not again
make its appearance. It is arr-cried that
the disc-it! is again becoming prevalent.
udtbot tlwroisdangnr of its annoying
thclmipvrtiom of an epidemic among
hereon. '
(fharlm Dilworth. the jelly watch
maker. and his wife entered Into the
mysteries of timekeeping this morning
at 10 Elm street. They arose at :lo'clock
and Mr. llilworth, like a model husband,
started to build the tire. The range was
a new fangled affair. After sweating
and fuming around for over an hour,
trying to get the tire to burn, he discov-
erednhitldon damper in the pipe and
after adjusting“ succeeded in starting
fictive. Breakf-twaelaln-Id u llr.
fllwonh strolledluto the store shortly
Pound time, mopping the sweat from
ibis brow, ho was congratulated upon the
met his new venture and found
comfort in the remarks made by his
frinuletotbeotlecttbat they were sur-
phd wane hint Muenoeu. Ir. Dil-
worthlsdetermimdtoget the hang of
things. borrever, and it determined to be
as good a housekeeper aatbe In. is.
ng the long winter evening; be in-
tends taking luau- ill bread making
and will learn how to make bbcnita that
will not be Inbtekeu for carbon balk.
lil- friends express deep sympathy for
Ihwifeand wbb Iii-all aorta of good
luck In his culinary pumita.
BOWAI'HHI.
L Hrs. filwardllatou andtwo children,
tern Newllaveuuse no. LOgden'a.
William Hohhot New York. who ina-
hde building a summer ruldeuee on
contentment bland.“ given out the
eontracttorfourhtldughouseatofil.
W
Themembvrsof tbelfetbedietebureh
Maundaymhool willholdtbelrannuat
picnic neat Tuned-y. laureltou Grove,
Ll..lstbeplaceaelsehdaudtbeatum~
clerics willleavetbelovrer doekatll
We have also received a pas of Sixty Doaen Domestic Hone. which we shall sell at 100., or
’three pair too. These, In addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
’-asaortrnent We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
& Son,
NORWALK. CON’N.
tempt-ices.
rid your house of them‘ In three
Death to Water Bugs.
LEADING
OVER Tflll RIVER.
Iowa and (lonely of the Day in Ila-t
lorwalk.
Him Anna Allen, of West Hartford,
isvisiting Miss Minnie Bell, Cove street.
H. D. Randall bus the contract to
build a new pim on the Puncher build-
ing on the bridge. occupied by Vincent
Fabritie.
E. E. (lorham attended the meeting
of the Republican league clubs in Hart-
ford yceterday, sea delegate from the
club here.
Florence f' lillonl, daughter of Henry
D. and Kate E. Wright, died to-day,
aged live months and seven days. The
funeral will be held at the home. ‘2! East
avenue, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'cloek
Silas ll. Sherwood. of Westport; Hiram
K. Scott. of RidgetiI-ld, and N. M. Holden.
of Wilton, the commissioners appointed
tonesese benefits and damages for the
extension of Osbom avenue, have noti-
tied the rcprmontativcs of the Consolidat-
cdrailroadmlso Mm. Hannah Hoyt. of
Norwalk. and Mrs. Almira Hoyt, of New
York, that a hearing will be held on
Monday next.
Members of Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. F..
and the friends of Charles Dibble. of
VanZandt avenue. are having consider-
ably fun at h'L-I amuse. He went on
the excursion to Northport Monday night
and when they arrived at a pump Mr.
Dibble commenced to joke about
“water.” Some of hrs friends thought
it would be a good plan to give him some
and accordingly held his head under the
pump and doused him. He «lid not
relish the joke.
There was a good attendance at the
peach festival and entertainment of
Volunteer Hone company. lavt evening,
although not an large as there would
have been bad the weather proved favor
able. Those present enjoyed the pro
gramme given. which consisted of
numerous plantation melodies by the
t‘olored Jubilee‘ Singers, of .‘loru-alk.
Samuel Bonner. one of the Iucmbcrs of
the quartcttc, furnished plenty of amuseL
ment by his comical geetures and funny
sketches. Herbert Tilly, of South Nor-
walk,gave several fancy dances and a
club swinging exhibition. Peaches serv-
al in all styles and other refreshments
were dispensed by the indie-.5 inn-meted
in the success of the bone company.
l’EilPLB fill KSO“.
l'lraaant Paragraphe about (luv and
other I'mvle’ a Frlende.
Eben Valentino of l-ordham is visit-
ing his brother Dennis, on Taylor avenue
W. Frank Bishop and family. of Holden
avenue. Norwalk,an~ at lebanon Springs.
Mrs. Bonner, of Brooklyn. is a guest
at the home of Constable Conley. Taylor
avenue.
Mm. \V. “F. llouton. who has been
aeriously ill since Sunday. is slightly
better today.
Principal and Mrs. t‘. A. Tucker of
Main street. Norwalk. are summering at
lake “'aramaug.
Miss Marie Nugcnt, of New York, is
visiting at the residence of J. l‘. l-‘lynn,
13 llanfonl place.
Alisa KnthcrineSinImons.of (liens Falls,
N. Y.. in visiting her sister, hint. W. A
Tollee, of Mott avenue.
Attorney A. E. Austin, is at Watch
Hill, Kr. and hire. 0. [-2. Wit-Ion and
family go there Saturday.
Selectman and Mrs. Taluradgo Baker
and Frank Sherman. of West street, are
opt-Ming a week on Long Island.
Mrs. Timothy Fmternnd daughter is!»
tella, of Bell Island, and Miss Jennie Olm-
etnad, of ltldgellold, spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. John Benton. of Main street,
Norwalk. yesterday.
Sherman G. Bayliee. who has been
connected with Homer Hoyt for some
years, started yesterday with his family
for Detroit. Illicit, where he has accepc
ed a miller: in II large optical and jew-
elry house.
J. Arthur Osborn and family left town
Wednesday for an extended trip through
the West. They that go to Niagara Falls,
where they will meet his brother Eugene.
of lsbpemlng, Mich. After a brief ao-
journ at the Falls the party will proceed
to Chicago and inspect the World's Fair
buildings, Hr. Osborn bavinga personal
letter of introduction from Governor
Bulkeley. From there the party will go
to labpcmlng for a short stay.
’M‘_filt‘ifill'.
Themad dogkilled in Norwalk yester.
day afternoon, was in this place at")
o'clock in the morning and hit several
does.
The marriage of Him Iona, daughter
“Bummerfleld Tucker. and Andrew B.
lockwood, occurred last evening at the
burnout the bride. About fortyguueted.’m
were [we-em and the ceremony was per-care.
formed byltev. SJ. Austin, pastor of“
the Congregational church The brides-
maid was the groom's stator. Il- Emily
Lockwood, and the groomeman was the
bride's brother. George Tucker. The
bride was ettiredln a pretty contours of
light blue material. A reception flllow-
edtbeceremeny. III. and lire. lock-
wcnd received many valuable resents.
Thee bevetakeu up their residence on
Crockett avenue, ltowaytou.
l22 Fairfield Ave..
J. I. GRIFFIN. - -
III'IRB AVID Tlll'ltl';
Important New-I of the County and State
Chronicle-l In I Londcnaevl Iona.
Judge Edwin ll. finger, of Anaonia.
has retumcd from his 'cycling trip
through Holland.
Noyce Church fell dead while mowing
- in a field near Oxford yorterday. evident~ _
ly of heart trouble.
Todd Briggs, luggage roaster on Con-
ductor Ashton.» train on the leeriden &
Waterbury road, was killed yell-Inlay.
The money tlt‘pvlili‘cd by Court Middle
town ‘orcstcrs in the Middlctmvn
Savings Bank has been attached to pay
for ”l" union excursion given by the
Middleton-n and New Haven Courts last
summer.
Ashe! “'hwlcr. Danbury‘a oldcet
citizen. who reached his 100th birthday
August ‘2, in coutiunl to his bed and
his death is only a matter ofa short
time. His health was pcl'fu‘l up to
three wet-ks ago. Did agr- in his only
lt‘utflrlt“.
Edward wac If New York
thirty-live and lame: '1‘. “you, his
partner. of East Albany, aged forty- dive.
proprietors of the Converse restaurant in
Railway grove. Saviu Rock, had an alter-
cation at seven o'clock hm night, the
outcome of which may prove fatalto
“'ynn, who was st'tlrbcd scvcral time-a.
Hgt‘ll
Nearly "led to Death.
John Kealie. a gardener at Verna Farm,
met with a very severe accident Tuesday
night. He is in charge of the extensive
conservatories. and when the shower wa<
mu approaching in the evening he
hastened to clone the doors and windows‘
to protect the plants from harm. One of
the glam doors. when shut. hunched
a pane of glass, which fell upon Mr.
Keahc and cut him very badly. One
long gash. several inches. was made on
his neck and face. and a number of super-
loes of blood was so great that Mr. Kenlic
was faint and Walk before it c Iuld bc
:tupml. The pruvimity of tllccut to the
large art-:ricsot‘ the neck l'l‘fltlt'l’t'vl it par-
ticularly dangerousnnd bad he been alone
he might have, bled to death before armist-
' ance could have been obtained Several
stitches were taken to close the wound.
if a New lork millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street costing
{700. 00 which gives 19 peo lo dy spcpsin
and thew people spend $1 36. 00 m doc-
tors bills and finally have to pay $5 00
each for CactILv. Blood C ure to cure them.
what would he the saving per capita If
the dinner should not be given. there
being 57 per-tom at the feast?
Inquire nl Pl: dated a Ilru;~ ' stun.I where
you may have the problem solved and
get infommtion about Cactus lllood Cure.
Brilliant Saratoga Season
I 892.
[III cry Monday. to clone of soaeon. Monday.
Au «at. incluevlve. Special Ilutwllntemt.
Law “George Mt .‘lt.IW"’ lectrlcltailwa).
l6 mile rule in Palace Pullman». Concerto
Spring Parks.
IIIIAMI Dl-ZIJIIH'I'FUL I-‘or'n have" vlsn‘
$1.30 — 101’“. 0051'. — $.50
The magnitlient l'ompvia alone worth the
Visit. For atopplng at the liner hotels an in-
creased charm» of one dollar IS! on and u
wards. Side Iripe to hike Ileorge. .\l.t \lp-
tlmgor at extra low rate-I flamingo train
Inlwtiouth Vorwnlk itlfla In.
Magnlfh cut 4 daye‘ vlalt to the
(PUMNSAL \ ERIC! 0' AMERIC A.
III! 'l‘llollBAttD ISLANDS.
emu 'l'umlay.August Ill. leavingthere
Friday to lowing II. an, Ear unions (“'t'l‘) day
by 1-! ant steamer. Fats like licence. De~
lightfn time. Ill covwe lexpenmn tarpood
hotel. Hmail extra: m to urund llnte .
Timur-Ind In loavrm l‘lontb Nor
walk at 64th a. m.
Obtain the 'f onnecthut Tourint' roamin-
Eff] full lnforlnntlon at tho ofllcc of it. I.
Alri I'll) u Washington Mmd. leading
mgtata agent for Hygela and luvaaélpn
l)‘ .
I H. IIIIIIIIII
Slll'l'lll I’lllllllll, ST“. and
I“ FITTIIB, Til Iflfll’llli,
SHEET lllll Will!
I ll
ibiymcfiafl ”WEE
HUT UPWATIII WILKES.
Thednastllneef
Stoves, Ranges 8. Healers
In the city.
ill, SHE. ASHE llll llllll
will“.
special attention ven Mulching“t “Amid!
rule a
gumwg'ulm bees-seem wlth
brunt-clam workmen
lIl Vlllllll‘ffll 3T. IIIIIBE.
,Jcoriiéinetlrisl
llVEIIY m IIIIIIIIIIIII
STABLES,
Int tenement IIIIIII.
, 1' w ., ., m at.
Leave your order for a barrel of Sugar or Flou at
When going on a picnic examine all tlie gmmgfiom
-To those who are annoyed with water
days or no pay, byaseon
Look out for the babies and keep them In
using Moody’ s well~knownm Aromatic Syrup.
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings. It
CHAS. E. SEYMOUH
33 Washington Street, South Norwarir.
' coon PAYING POSITIONS '
-SIGURKD NB GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW BUSINESS Gillmli,
finial blood vessel»: and veins opened. The "
I I‘ll. it’ll.
buss :——We guarantee to
IISure
Perfect health by
.E‘l‘
GROCER,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departmente~lluaineee, Telegraphy, Stouogrnphy and Typowrifing.
Best of referenced furnished.
Call or write for circular.
- - PRINCIPAL
jy.’ I 3m
Taylor 8; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Vlltllllltl'fflll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, ooNN.
man f
WANTED.
l;l)\' to work in the depot restaurant“
_aul- " ill
Poultlior lodging can be had at ll South
Main strut. all"
(VI)HPETE.T Tgirl to do general homework
inuuail famih. References. Apply at
No. 'Itl‘ziirfield: '.Iveune :outh Norwalk. all 3:
I \"l THIHMBH" wanted to work on till“ h-
t-ol l-atlnrs at Knapp 5, ill \\a~hingtorI
«rm f aulll .lt
To urn:
‘Hlu more recently occu led b P. H. Mill
:‘lmeul'lo'b slMptdh ‘llainpstreetr South at)?
a enan esircn to into groce
businc». the stock of goods {Erosion will a
mini very rheap Ipl It)“ I h
“34 trrci $1thng 5 n “H Kim? a:
'34)! it f—ronl rooms. won‘t floor. Swarm d:
l‘urhrtt boil-tin.r .‘III modern improve-
Imnl‘. Hrui 5!". Apply atllld Well Cigar
mmpany.
on lot!
l‘lt it\l>lll'l)or Imfnrn hired. from Sept. or
III-L. l. property corner of Spring and
VI mblngton rtrcetx Home in first-class or-
der. Modern imorm'hsmcnts including but
and old water. baths. elntru belle. etc Ref-
”ruin l't‘l‘llll'ml. \ppl) to (Geo. lakaood,
Dal mum- .L‘selll or on till premises of Mrs.
rrry. out :w'
I_ lit \me ~m-n roomsru good order,eit-
Hated on Chestnut street. Aim lower
pprt of houw In Burbank street. Apply to
. bn\eanxnn. Nu. .Hu yank street. 35137 It
\E\' E5 room hou<e S . .. Golden Hillstreet.
I with all Inolcrn conveniences. House in
mod order. RI nt rerunnable. Apply to “m.
.Le—tcr Lro‘ul a Knapp ~\'o. t. jyll if
I 01' Sl-Irorncr Sortthin and Ann streets.
six rooms. Rent N I. Water in: all
modern improv cmenta. t tllkn‘t’ of” I North at
3'.) .Il \\ Iodwurd at an
“outward. t e. Apply to E. A.
HOI' SE a room: and
Hiwr station. at
Box" .. R-Iwanon Conn.
garden near Five Mile
a mouth. Address
rural tf
\E“ hou‘e Taylor avenue 3H); 5 rooms
“ah-r ~trI-I-t. 35*. 5moms.kl avenue $7;
farm llulhc barn. garden and umge
ill: -Ix room» Rom a} ton. Sl'l. Raymond
rm. m3
F0“ SALE.
)UlNTHll‘E Kl \L for ~;Ilr all or. mort—
gacr to _Ic~p-In~ibl epurl}. Tu» valuable
Point lrnpcri ti” hi to re: n lt' -vutul and wood-
ed land l3” feet from on Saumruck river.
opposite Staple-6' Hzglluhml. “rtport. Low-
[pried still. Am I! to owmr. -\. L.\au-
III-r iit ~aunatuck r or P. O. Box (in, South
\ Ir lulkJ
auto to-
:‘Illttlflmadhorwten ware old. Apply to
J V.aleurine lie Washington street
brill l' muthorwalk.
anti lv.
T\'o. ”mouth Main street. for the our
right Ilay~. h Iir ~Ivitrhez~. curly ban,“ and
ormrhnir good: .It a great rcdmtion. “H'ha
v\.- n Sluruillbc will (-Ir‘ . 7- ::zljllgoods for
st ..II . ans lw
LflsT.
()NAug. llth. on the Roton Hill road.
block wrap. A lit-Ira] "ward will be
paid for lie rI turn to thin ol'tlr c.3135!
Notice.
UTII II‘ i~ III-n- by giveutbat my wlfe. Mary
l.. II: n- willmur just cause or prevention.
left my he'll and board and that! will not he
rva-Imible for an) billslrontractedb her.
"U JAM “A ‘1‘
al'.’ It South Norwalk. (" t.
"’G S NIII III
”EINSTANTANEUUS
PHOTOGRAPHS i?f
‘ \$)) 0 V
PHUTUCRI‘IPHlC
IIAIERIILS. ,
57".— > ’r U
, . .__LK$ til-1mg
myflf
SIIIIIIIIIIII,’ III. I 3.
by Houuwenh
Cornish In!
E. Houseworth.
“ildir’b'r TH}! ‘zltfi‘wllkm with
m I
gt]; aria“) filly-Ha
the been. way Wot flit {fig
fevvnltrmn
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