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sold ‘ m . Wit
0 t “ Butter‘jppGiltm the pai- of
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warranted
Mum uncut“ "on!" first.“
"We i... lungpftldti‘flOB
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it stucufirvmoun . Our sueoesshas
& it our
a. . . .. We in bombardment. y :. , . . , ,. "Wt‘mw‘a'WtW’ I”? Suwofi'lturét Bot»
“\‘p. articletia our line. . 1 .. I I. 7' usin limit! IMPORTATIOmPRDER, and we have just received ONE HUNDRED DOZEN $31,233.09. When going onapienxc examine all the good thinga
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‘4‘ ‘\\\\3 HOSE, with our own stonip, up.» fun the mills in (lemony, in grades to sell from 25c. to 'a To t2?” “1,233: mgonmiagwnter bugs:—~We guarantee“,
. i t, - ‘ l'l our case 0 emu: s or no ‘ .
Dea’th to Water Bugs. ‘ y pay, by Parson 3 Sure
_ Look out for the babies and keep them
using Moody’s well—known Aromatic Syrup.
RENTE’MBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,’ .
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Goon “olivine“, “Poéfllous " " ‘
-—~sscunsn FOR cements AT—-
We have also received a clue of Sixty Dozen Domestic llose. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 250. These. in addition toour regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and ‘utlrtwtive
aswrtment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
.. a
.1
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH‘ NORWALK. CONN".
The‘rnemlientvof the-‘Norwalh Influ- 1119 triplets which Mrs. John W. No- Harold A. Parsons. who is surveying
Tennis club and their friends enjoyed an Ian. of Holden avenue, 8!"! bill” '0 13” Will! a party of Columbia College stu-
informal dance in the club'e casino Sst— Friday afternoon. died Saturday after- dents in Litchtiold county. spent Sunday
in perfect health by
‘ 500. per pair. ‘ . _
86 Washington , Street,
THEME—VENING _SENTIllEL unit—i; Warren. or antistatic
, FIIIIIIGIS & GIL.
South Norwalk.
, lit—limit odwhniultor .hjwpagé; has been granted a dependant mother's
CLOTHIERS,
u
(trace. of Bayview avenue. left South
gnaw—113,05,” ifiihoalbsléuflp “pinata; I’W- m urtfay evening. noon between three and fouro'clock. with his [HINDIG at Brookeide. THE NEW BUSINES s c 01'- E
l :1 nt . t at : an ounce. can a. ”m ' “Mr—r“ . ' .._____... .. . . ,
i . “1?. No.3! I . . .. William B. Wartlwell. of Spring street, Ilettry Rnndlcin about to beautify Ins :1 During the "mm,er Saturday “'3' 5”" llatntlton and “WWW" 5“ -p . ,
«Jlt'otieait :fimw étmérto'licm‘lénffl of all 1:wns'tnhtrrt suddenly ”sick Ftidny.’ and mint-amt. Winnipnuk by the addition “”9“”... lightning strneknlimh 0, one
_ W . . , . ,
. .. {of} . . .5... , _ tut d yummymumulm. "lie now lit-sin of a broad pinion and n lltl" window. .ntto lurgeelnt trees in from of Dr. W 3:33] litraldxllt‘tltr: wmi: morning. Til 212). Fairgigld AT?" Briggeport, conn-
' III ‘ ' ‘ I " " ' ‘ ' ' at! l l r n— n', ,,.v , .
33.3in,. ataxia] View: 1155!; arrlttml'cmditlin. I I I Th" building “’m Mmmm‘“ F. Acton‘e lulldlmm on West avenue ml ' 5' rec "a true "3' a“ 8 WE“! IL""ltmllh) and 'l'ylltwn
. ting.
b it . I it Thomas Farr. a carpenter employed by Best of references furnlnhrsl. t‘ullsw write for rirculnr: "
interests, wept when an admrtt‘temmt Mrs. R. M. lewis, of xthlt)n'u.m1-gip_ s a v rot . _
The union nervico at the Calvary Bup- J. I'. GRIFFIN. . -
S. I}. Sherwood, started this morning on ' ' PRINCIPAL.
WE SELL DELICIOUS ofsame appears in advertising columns. ed the $10 offered by Druggist It. 0. my church. yoetmlny. was largely at» Ahappy meet took place at the mob an eight days’ vacation. He will visit . . _ mom
‘ uncharged foratmgular rates. 10 cents Stillson for the bmt testimonial of the tended. Miss Laura nailpy and It. I]. deuce of Henry Bradley. at West Nor- places of interest in New York state. Ila” New York millionaire KIWI? n din-
alt'ne. virtues of “Innatonik.” walk. last evening. in the christening of
Taylor. delivered excellent selections.
w. J. Finney. of the firm of Finncy & n" at 51" “WW- and 261k street. costing
Miniature Almanac for Tar-marrow.
-»— . ..- his grandson. William Bradley Kellogg, $700.00. which BIIIIIaIII sara'oga season
80th Water!
:1. mini: wrm
Pure. Fruit Syrup
GillllNlelIE GIN NIKE IT, NNII
NINNIIGT IIIIIEII IGE GNENN
Til GIII LIST llF GIIIIII'G.
my US WHEN YOU WANT sour:-
«M‘-
We ligvelustilecetved
molt TEE MILL A CASE or
SPEQIAL ‘
WEDDING
STOCK
PAPER.
octave Size. tinted or Plain.
IN NEAT BOXFS. “’IIICII WE WILL
SELL AS LONG AS THEY
25 Cents Each
. ~one swoon or
Blink. Books
Generalitalionery
IS COMPLETE AS USUAL.
—-—-———vooo‘.——
H. II. Plaisled,
Dru ggist.
43 IIashingtotSt, St. Norwalk.
stm Rises Sunfleta | High This Low Tide
at 5:11 at 6:40 at llfll nt 529
' new York’llonld Weather Forecast.
in this district to-day. fair to partly cloudy.
slightly warmer weather will probably pro-
vall. with light and fresh variable winds. be-
coming mostly southerly. On Tuesday. slight-
ly warmer. fair to partly cloudy weather will
probably prevail. preceded by local rain; and
on Wednesday nearly the same condltlom are
likely to prevail.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our on; an Doing
Ind 531ml.
James Holt. of South Norwalk. has aw.
socintt-d himself with Robert C. Ray-
rnoud. Jr., to the market businms at
New t‘nnrmn.
(Jinn-net- .ttln-rton. a member of Omn-
puuy It, had a bayonet run nearly
through his Ief t hantl during the skirmish
at Camp While. Thursday.
The South Norwulk club.\vill tnke din—
ner at Iloton I’oint. Friday of this week.
Membcre will take the III o'clock bout.
[hunt-r will be served at 1:30.
'I'hcburhcrs of the city and borough
will meet at Ilrcschcr's barber shop to.
uipht to decide upon some kind of a dis.
play in the labor day mimic.
William Ii. Weed. of Nomton. sold the
property at S? West street. Saturday. to
Mrs. B. tirillin, of Clay street. It is
understood that Mrs. llrillin will occupy
the houst- in the spring.
Arthur McElhatton was nrrcstul Sat~
urday for dnmkenucss and this morning
Justice Townsend lint-d him *2 and
costs, \\ Illt‘ll he Could not pziy, and con»
sooptcntly wont to jail.
~I'lll’t‘ ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the llcpm Ilmtnumnl.
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and LiltIiIt-r company Will litx Iltlltl tn~
morroiv owning to TII‘I on an invitation
the company has rrt-cit'td to take part in
the industrial intrude on Labor day.
Hoorgo E. Schrit-k. of Sowark, S. Y.
commenced to—tlny his duties as collector
for Raymond Brothers. Mr. Schrick
was formerly employe’l by them, but re-
moved to Newark several ruonttm ago.
The steamer Sunshine brought a large
party of Bridgeport excursionists to
Roton I’oint yesterday. Two trips were
made. one at 9 n. m.. and nnotlierfiat 2 p.
at. Next Smduy the Sunshine will
make two trips. The full American
band will be on the boat and will give
once.
A large pumber of Italians who have
been working on the Consolidated mil-
rond's property on Ely avenue. were
taken to New Haven to-dny.
-Rcasonable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The defendant in the Ilmlvl’owcm case.
which came up Saturday. did not put on
any witnesseamnd Justice Morroll hound
him over tothe next term of the com-
mon pleas court under “.000 bonds, his
father becoming surety for his appear.
The case of George “lien“ Waterbury
nguinst Mrs. William Murphy was ad-
jonmed this morning until the 30th inst..
at It) o'clock. Waterbury had William
Murphy arrested this morning for surety
of the pcnw and that case was aLeo con.
tinued by Justice Morrell until the 30th
inet.
—Scotield tk Hoyt will hold a spudnl
sale this week at their SouthNorwnlk
store. during which all goods will he sold
at cut prices.
The Norwallt llat Mala-ref l'nion had
a large number on their excursion in
("old Spring Grove. L. I. [II'IW' y, where
they will join the l’uited letters of
Bnnoklyu in their annual picnic. They
went. on the steamer Medea. leaving at
noon. and worn nt-t‘ouumniml by n largo-
nntnbor of ladies.
Ont-o! F. llnym‘ horses. attache-d ton
delivery wagon and driven by George
Miller. becunn- frightened on \‘l’tst street
this morning and broke the wh‘tilletrce.
Mlllt‘l’. who was gt'ttiug into the wagon.
caught hold of the ruins and prevented
the animal from running away. The
horse was unlmrnt-escd and taken to the
stable. “
Yalloy place. near Stuart avenue. was
the scene of grim excitement yesterday.
mused by the breaking of the plank
bridge in front of Thoma-a Nevil's house.
whilonfitamford man was leading: his
Illll’hf‘ut‘nlas it. allowing tho :ltlltN-lI to
full intolheditt‘h int-low. By the help
of a number of melt. who won- noor by.
the home wnscxtricnted. the only tlnm~
' ago being a few cuts on the horse‘s logs.
South Norwnlk Baptirat‘church. a supper
will be served from I} to 8 p. in , followed
by a Iitcmry and musical. Admission
25 cents. Ice cream Ill cents extra.
with him this trip the ehellef an im<
meme green turtle, which can be seen
at J. II. Ferris' oflice, foot of Washing.
~~~\\'ulnesdny. August L’lth, under lln-
nuspiccsof the Y. I'. S. 1'. PL. of the
Captain A. B. St. John brought home
I‘llpl! Hattie company's racing team
will hoout tonight for a practice run,
They will connect with the hydrant at
the corner of Orchard street and West
avenue
John Henry Heller and Mary Ann
Walsh, of New Canaan, drove to Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon and were mur-
ricd at St. Mary‘s pliiochiul residence by
the Itev. Jeremiah Duggnn.
lilim..wife of John Malone. died at her
home on Center avenue early this mom-
in . aged about sixty-five yours. The
funeral will be held from St. Mary's
church at 9 o'clor-It “'(nlncsduy morning.
A inccting of the special mmmilu-t- of
Pilgrim Council. 0. l'. A. 51.. having in
charge the flag raising. will be held
this evening at the undertaking rooms 0
J. l). Jennings. to complete arranges
nit-rite for the demonstration.
Oswald It. Smith has reeigncd as presi-
dent of the A. hi. ll. Uhurch Lyceum,
:utd Will deliver his farewell address next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. lie was
the founder of the Lyceum. which is in
o pom-prone financial condition.
Mm Louise stDevantt-r. of Marion.
Iud.who was a pupil at "BLMNII‘E school
last term. is now Mrs. Sanford 1.. Rari-
den. Mr. and Mn; Itarlden are now in
New York city and will visit Noronlk
friends before they return to the west.
-—rl‘un- mtlee with pure comm. 5c. is
mp. tlopo: rmmuranl. Open all night.
t‘hert-s Bennett. of (Brant street: Lewis
llonnlict. of Main street; J. ll. Rogers.
of Holden avenue. and Mrs. Joseph A.
tiny. of St. John avenue. are on the
‘Il'k list. Mrs. E. L. Hoyt. of Ik‘fkt'lt‘y
ain‘t‘l, ulm has been ecriously III is im-
proung. John Iowth is also mnvalctr
cont.
Those who left lt'orwalk today on the
Ilomntonic excursion to Ramtogt were
J. t‘. ltmdlo and sun. Mr. and Mrs. W.
I‘. lHKlyn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S.
lirntnmnn and l‘nrmi Ilubht-Il. Mr. and
Mm. ti. .‘l. thborn and Mitre Edith Hope.
of llt'OI'gt'lttwll. also went on the excur-
shin.
Arthur Adams. clerk for Adams llrptlr
on. the butchers, was turning from Wall
street into Ilohlen avenue Saturday
night. when be way run into by some
out-and was thrown out. In the dark-
nm he could not distinguish the portion
Luckily he was uninjured. Ills horse
dill not allmnpt to run.
William Hamilton. mun-titular surnam—
non of William Kellogg, of Brooklyn.
also grandson of Josiah Kellogg. of Nor-
walk. The old-fashioned house. known
as the thick Kellogg homestead. was
thronged with guests to witness the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. t“. M. Selleck.
Lewis lloyt, of Stamford. drove to
Norwalk last Saturday afternoon. W hen
hereached here he was drunk and un-
abletotakc care of himself. so Ofiicer
Martin arrested him. His horse and car-
riage were taken to Dana‘s stables. This
morning lloyt was brought before Joe»
Elia: (.‘mdidgc and fined 33 and emits. He
gave his name as George Smith. Deputy
“libel-ill TtIDt'l' knew Iloyt and as tho oili-
our was going to Stamford on business he
went to sonic of his friends and secured
money for Iloyt to settle.
Norwnlk expressint-n are having .1 hard
time of it. Saturday eveningl'. J. For-
Iris. “’illisml.incolu and Sherman Mor-
rell wont to the South Norwnlk steam-
boat wharf after some goods for John
Malone. Charles (iehcbo arrived soon
after and tried to get some of the frcight.
{The others told him they bud orders for
the stuff. This brought on a heated war
‘of word» in which many till‘clllhll's bc~
canto tIt-oply interested and amused. The
jungle wzu continued after the “prone.
men rmclnwl the borough. but no blows
were struck.
I’EIII'LII l'tll' KMHT.
Plum-ant l‘arngrnphs Ibo-it llur
IltIu-r l'nuule'a l‘rlcnda.
Omar flattks. of Solnuuu' livery stable.
is in the Catskills.
and
Thomas L‘. t‘uvnnngh spent Sunday
among the Ilcrkehire llills.
Otliccr Martin is takings vocation this
week. He is n-lievcd by officer Juno.
George Ilene. of the lirwn. IrI exported
home this t-vt-nlng from the t‘ntzskills.
Miss Inn-Ila lane, of South Main sin-ct.
in visiting in Itoxbury. Lilchtiold county.
53 Ivt-ntt'r ll. Sterling and bride return
col home Saturday. from a short bridal
tour.
Miss Sully Ayros.hf Ilrmklyu. X. Y..
elmnt Sunday with Mrs. t'. llettil. of the
Green.
Miss Gracie Ilmldm. of Water street.
has returned from ntwo wt-oks' visit in
Stmlfonl.
Minna! Mabel Nit‘kcmon and Ill-ribs
Stout. of Norwalk. spout Sunday in
Bridgeport.
Mine Grace I-‘risby. of New "own, is
visiting lines lltnum Iu'kwootl. l2lm~
Benedict. left town this morning for
Cornwall, to join his wife and family,
who have been there scveml weeks.
Mia-i Anna Ilickermnn, of High street,
left lo—dny for Sparta, N. J., where she
will spend two weeks in company with
Mrs. Minnie Brinkerholf, of Brooklyn.
. Miss Margaret Lauder. of Buyview
avenue, started this morning for the
Catskills. Where she will join Mrs. R. H.
I’lainted and spend two or three weeks,
Mine May E. t'ope. who has been visit-
ing for the {met three weeks. with Miss
Grace M. Jennings. of Henry street, rc~
turned this looming to Ilt‘l’ home in IIil~
In". S. J.
Minn Sadie Meet-huff, of Jersey City.
and Miss Julie llannnh, of Albany. who
have been visiting Miss Kate Ilanunh.
Trinity plasma returuul home this morn-
lug.
George Ik'urso. tt-Ilo‘l' of the South
Norwnlk Savings Bank. started this
morning for Lake Wamxunng. when» he
will spend his two wt-t-ks' vacation with
his wife and son.
Mrs. (ltho I". Ilurtholow. who In»~ been
visiting her purcnlm Mr. and Mrs. \YiL
liam lltlsdon. l-Ilirnbcth sin-ct. for the
pznd month. returned to her home in
Ilritlgctmrt. butt week.
Mr. and Mrs. John )Icl‘ntnnton. of
New York city. it ho have been guests at
tho \Y It. Smith Willem? H" “'est avo—
mtt'. Norwalk. left town Saturday for
New Brighton, Staten Island.
IMRIIEN.
William Ii. I’ulmcr. of New York.
spent Sunday with Henry (D. Street,
I). I'Inrk. of New York. has purchased
Silas Bishop's residence. The latter.
With his family, has moved to New
t ‘annrtu.
Tllt‘lkLVk)" of the Mt‘tlttnlist church.
Itev. John Brion. started to-dny for l’ine
(it'l'n‘t‘. tvltcroho will attend tht- rump
met-tings of 3])» Ken: York and Sew
York East (butt-renew.
Saturday owning ”the. N l'uulz-y :tnd
Gladstone. of South Norwalk. rugugvd
the services of our trusty cotmtnble
Wood to go on n mysterious mission. II:-
found pert-bod upon tholtigh smtof n
bigtmck Justice of the Peace ‘llorrcll.
of South Norwalk. and the driver of the
truck. and together they started toward
Standout. Wet-d. imagining all the
tiutelhnt he would be taken to some
mysterious cave. whom he would find
bidtb-n great immune that had bum
swim from some wealthy person in
South Norwalk. Ilut poor Alonzo was
doomed to number disappointment.
Nearer and humor to thc wellvknuwn
gin-s lfl poo Ie dys in
and these people spend $1,553.00 Emmi
tors‘ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for ('uctus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would he the saving per mpitn if
the dinner should not be given, tin-re
being H7 [loft-Knit? at the feast?
Inquire at I’Iaieted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cu re.
A “Taylor 8: Golden. I
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
“'ASHI'SGTON STREET.
l‘ermns Iemkin fora Inhor houw and lot.
with the view o purclizbinmnrv anitctl to
wall and t-urninconr lE-t. 3: how them for
~ntt~ in every patriot tho :3in at rrlkunablt-
priv wand on they throw. unit; if
\“ ANTI)“.
[gill—\IIDERS \"AXTED-vaulld trike rttrr
ofnn invalid or LtPtl person. Apply in
.\'o :5 Elm lirilVr l'l:w.~, So. .\‘orw:tlk. Torme
returnable. uIT l‘.l $3
\ Gilli. u: nurw for child two year. old.
. .lpply til it “1-! Art-cl. South Norwalk.
ntiltbzlt
\ YUL'XU than to tlrih- order Watson and
.’ rakr'vnn-of thwarts. Inquire at F. Ilnva'
mnrket. Mirth Mrsin street. :m‘Jt if
‘V'ANTED; Acornpcte'nt nurse. Apply In
Mr}. Frank \ . \Yoodwnnl. I? North
1“" hut‘. Norwalk. uniN IW
T0 LET.
l lll'SI". of fit» r. on» no ('Q drtr strn't. Ap»
_ ply to F. Ilny:--. North .\I tin wrunh‘with
.\ortva|k. mil‘
Ifl‘RNISIIEII room-u. with or without board.
. Lorilee or gentlemen :nmmrumlutod. ti
ronth Mam strv >t. auto iw
’l‘tl Ill-INT Ilou'u- No. .3 l'mirllnthl I‘Ittt't‘.:
rooms. all tooth-m Improvement. aner
would like to rz-imn orwor murmur)». For
terms upply to Mrs. Seymour. Kn TvI'nzirtland
have. mild lw
mode
\.i
OPS}: t‘nrncr North Main and Ann «rm-ls.
six hlime. Rent 913. “’ato-r in: all
ru Improvement-s. t'ottngv of I moment
. ‘ to Woodward flb't'fllIQ‘. Apply to E. .t.
“outlet-rd.
'EW lmtiw thtI-zr avenue. $10)". 5 room-
s Watt-r ‘ll'l's‘l. 3' 5 rooms. Siv avenue. 55:
farm home. barn. car-ion not submit-ace.
I”. six mono, R-iwnyion. I”. Knyxtmthl
N 1nd
I-‘OR SA I. I.
Tin~ mu,
1.
V
l‘ ”R
of! 'i
l'u- lam-inn“, pl
. r m
‘. It.“ m~
‘lfllIIlIlL’.
'. .‘_ whim: of \Y.
.. . .\r-n I'm.“ t, lit: :30. :t'.
7 In
'l‘lllrl ~uI~ rlher Minn for «ale lln- dry good-
and now-n department of :.1- “from“.
”Mm! to 1hr- lllnrwtn.’ Mrs. Jon". .‘turr tnrh
thtunr- will I» rum-d chimp. .\ and .Eum \‘
for a lady to make :1 out hung. Ilrnn .Iomw.
hint nit-into. Earl Norwalk. III: I»\'
II0S'I’.
il" REWARD. ('IU‘er pin l'tltlillllllllt.’
_ ruby surrounded by dlamumlm l'rflb-
ably loo! hrluwn Franklin ~im-t nnd Louder"
him-It. Allln‘t‘ltl rrvrnrtl otillw paid for il~
return to lhi< ut‘llce. :ml'v Im
l‘IIl' N ID.
lftll'h'lf nt llnton Point. n gentlrmnn'- rintz.
. lwnnn: n uwlwtv emblem. Apply So. 3':
“0-7.! nvrntw, \‘mttlt Nurtvnlh. nufl'lil
I892.
Every Monday. to cl we of '
Aulrunt El. lnclnolve. 53min! 3:33?! mirth
t'rakr itlmyrgp. )It Mlcnreuor. Electric Railway:
l .i t- ' . '
Syd-t” Plrf‘k'h In lulute I‘ullmsns. Loncerts
GRAND Ill-ILIHHTFUL FOUR DAYS‘ VISIT
$N‘thl , TOTAL ('051‘. — 88.50
r’lfhe magnificent Pompcia alone worth the
tfsrt. [or stopping at the liner hotels an in-
rrmml charge 3" one dollar «Shall-ad n ’-
p':rtls. :tvlrllrlpe; to Lake Gmrge. Mt. *—
- «or a cum ow l'I .. S
lethN South Norwatlk llrlfihtsm. nrntogn min
Magnificent 4 days' visit to the
FOLOSSAL \‘ENIl‘E OF AMERICA.
’I'IIB THOUSAND ISLANDS.
{Starting Tuesday. .Xugllst ll}. Leavi
irx-Iuy following». m. Hkrunlons 35%;;
hvalylzuni >It‘ititlr'l‘. Fairy. like scents. De»
lxnutrul rune. sllrowrs ull cult-noes to
ho‘til. Slnplllcxxtml chance to l Brand Hotel.
ousam Bill]! train ’ . t ' -
walk at 8:15 a. m. “5”“ South hm
. libretto She “('onnecfirnl Tourist" contain—
1m.' "5". mtornmtinn at Ihl‘ office of R. II.
'l..-\l§lEll. t't “’mhinxron street. leading
I‘lvi":lm:l.~t and agent for llygein and Recreation
GRAND EXCURSIIIN
suunu. AUGUST 28th.
BY TIIE STEAMER
CITY OF ALBANY
'I‘ti
Sea Beach. Coney Island
txcunuu nuns, "75¢.
LI'I.\\'E NII'I'H NUIHYAIJC VA” A. M.
It H'I'l‘RXINU LEA \‘I-I SEA III-ZM‘II. I'UXEY
[SLASH if.” I”. .\I.
E.\VT ill-z! STREET. NEW YORK 5.2» P. )I.
unis If
I. H. BROWN.“
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEIN and
GIS FITTING. TIN llflllFlNG.
SHEET Illllll WORK
r*““"=~:~~ .wm rotsorrninn
\t illov‘ywi‘ ititiulvlt‘lrwhltfii‘ti-‘mnl u-lehrantxclll
_ ~ . .t .5 ‘ ‘ S :
not warm lltlllJERS. TI All and
I'lJII ‘
The tint-st line of
Slaves. Ranges & Heaters
in tho l'll)‘.
nu, sun. uni IIIII IIIIIII
WIRE:
Surreal nllrution given todobbinir.
tlrr~ will llt‘r‘xn'lllt‘vl with prom;
our». All work done by rim
at the Ioweat prlrcs.
I97 WASHINGTON GT. lllllIlGE.
Sl’l ‘i 'ESSHII Ti) $.5F1Lllllil'i.
All or-
»! null» and
«dust workmen
wood nwnuc.
Mitts Ilelle Ilalrin, of Noni-truth N. J..
lsvisitini: hcr cousins. tln- Mia-vs Ills-
hmw, We»! avenue.
Fruit-rick \\'. “t‘t'll. of New Haven.
“$0” of S. Ilnylor rumbled the big
truck until they brought up right before
the door of the burrootn, when. with a
big rush. the minions of the law entered.
tlrlllt‘tl with the papers for the time-it of
little: to Owners of Dogs.
'l‘IlE under ‘gunl jththts ufthr m-v. rml-l.
In: In t t‘ Town of Norwni . heist-ring
that llu' litlllllvtl;llif~\ of tht- town. in llu-lr prr~
«Ins and pn-iwrty.nrr not reu-onnbl) worm»
from injury from dog-a. do In \'l?lllt' of flu-
nntbority \‘lewI in no h) [In Suturi- Laws of
thin Suite. Ilrh'll)‘
al Iy
Elginfi and . Walthirii
ed "Ham," and another colored man.
who in employed nt Inxtkwotxl's training
stsbhz-t. got into an argument Saturday
t‘Yt’llIIlg :uul Went up Knight stnw-t to
light it out. lloth had removed their
ton street. We do not know exactly
how the turtle came into thelxtsstwion
of the jolly captain. but in the abet-um of
Intuitive inft'irnmtiou venture thcstatc-
meat that he captured it. “is intention
concerts at [town Point.
'I‘hc schooner Eva I. Ferris. which
has been discharging a cargo of coal at
Wilson Point for John II. l-‘orrie, will
frlt-ntbs who flak
erewlth publish
our formula for making ll. in near ascan be
armband-
l‘or the Inherit of our many
that Inntonlk continua l l
. . . . , the Proprietor. and seizure of the guild Unlrr. The! tantrum! an" "morphwrmr to. m
Him. we . omennoeof th splrltof row. probably sail for Norfolk Va to-mor. “'85 ‘0 ‘1‘"? “l0 “1m" 8""9'1 “II 0“ cunts and rolled up "If" NIt‘I'Vt‘tt. when ”I'm“ Sunday “It" "H ”mm" “NU“- thiug-tusunllv found iii-such pl-tcwx Ilut I‘rtmll'u‘S‘ 1'31“”“(‘“Wf'f‘m 'l'H‘JIYth‘T ‘ N 'C
' ' ' . ‘- ' I u - ' . I . - . p r . , r . ‘ ‘ - ' ‘ .. " ~ w-fl “my Korma .‘tl’ur' n tut-tun
l“'%" o {“mt’filflfl m:;$'“.f§".‘,fi: row. Charles A. Knapp. Edy" Ferris. Betta Island for the benefit oi the Little "'0 little Mitt“. will“; “I“ all»: of mm ltml. “net strut. “1"" “-3,. their ,turpriw, when thei- “m, "Imll Irsrlmiltllmllutfnln- mouthpivnhgning
to m. tilt. at i came tlmoa Irving Ferris and Barry llyatt. son of "IInIu'e" "uncles, decided he would not ~ \
IiIIanuuock club. but the turtle up and
died and thcclnb gets no turtle soup.
We hope the captain and the club will
lulury to any permit. unit that all ling-l found
it! large not so Innnh-vl FIIltII br Lillu-tt.
ltuml m Norwalk. Atrium ml». I-UJ.
t". It. t't)tll.llml~:.
J. ltrIIJIEV lll'ltl.llI'TT. .lustlvb
Mrs. Cornelia W. Ilcunctt and niece.
”rave llickorman. of this city. starlet!
to day for a visit in Albany.
owap othera’ woee‘ flame grow exten-
attely in - e an of Life-~fitherlmr at the
lune ti fill of Illt' bloeaomn of hope.
sweetening them with the balm of l'ruvlth-nro.
now comes the meet trsoentlal parrot nlll s
confronted with a license issued by the
cotnmiuniotwrs of l-hirllold county and
givmg one. Arthur Ilnylor. the privilege
optioned Slates Treasurer Hyatt. will
be Kllt'tllfl of Captain A. B. St. John dur-
lightnnd settled the matter by treating
the crowd.
, . . . ‘ town-3.1:Mount-3.1.. . untu-
owdransnf genuine frlonllshl but be cue- mg “I“ “was?“ ,, 7,. . _. Illttl‘ better [Hokjgxf Illmt. Ml‘l' William “N‘kfl' 0f “'Mtpon. “‘mi’m‘ V. Millnm~ "I l'lovolmnl. tttdlstlu'litfi'flllly "I" “er “and” ”H“ ‘lllI‘ Iw (Full-“l I'lt‘Klalll‘liux“ “In.“
as“ Wdulgtrmfifimpthfhflt William Peary. who was sent to Now- The steamer Jessie Il. broke her rudder today colt-brutal “r“ T-renty-llfth ao- Uliio. is. the guest. of bin stutter. lint. the party had calculztuul to carry Butllyo
more: Ill”ll”.....“"’“.‘“.:‘“.‘"i’.'...‘.f:.‘l:?.? bum... m... I... a... Wm... m..,. M... on. no... to. WW ... ..... v»- p... .. “m... u... ... t... N... n~ -»« mm” m llfltltt‘mll's IIIlTlcE.
0113“,?!“ rprowrtlonof "mm“. m“. Saturday morning in charge of Fred Island with tumvngers for New York. In‘lll'g hold it rt-umon of the Muplm Mr. and hire. John Winship. of Now thmwnoll’ the lotion nt "Ipltrmwwn “m”:,_1wh,b’,mw"hmn "mm“.blr
" “Gill” ofbgtwnmwddmmlbanig Buckley. died there yesterday morning via the City of Albany. and the boot “f““xy' mm “mm” ‘W’m‘ "m“ .N‘I." “fill. “Wailing Mf- and 31'” l'llmlt‘fl th'lmm‘vty Sunday morning. i 300-) My» mom Twp n NI-rmtlkJn , ..
'Ilin ' Icl thedoctors .u 0f consumption. Iiewusformerly em. could not comotothis city. A telephone “"k ““d ”mom-V"- 3’“ “Wk", '3 m 8. St. John, of Elizabeth sttwt. :‘Illl‘.(f:l'lnl.l'l: mlxi-I‘tillt‘tl'drilld‘lgitl'lftdlni";Iii I H 1'
an s- in “if. nun for that played at Solmans‘ stable and was quite message was sent to South Norwslk nnd “m“m" health. “M h” “lee”?! it Mine Ella J. Barber. of Florence. Sim. NOTICE. mm ”m” ”mm" "M "M M ""‘n'nM' W ATCH Es
1‘} mygfififid‘llillfll‘fl“: well known in this place. He will be £119in of Albany swelled alongside the ""“““""‘""'°""“““”‘ A I“ am”
In tlnimatul d . to fill:
it 'r'h‘“
. . . . . . . , he sllll’l'tr tftmlllr fl-buru Fin-t Vt. . IN “"I-D- “INK“ 55" I'ILI-HIDPA‘I I.
. ts the guest of her sister. Mrs. (hitrles “mm tilb'l‘hultht onnerorowtnruntluml I m . . . r , 1
ram - . . . . - and ~ mbo'. will ht served hut . . nudbulldtmt fnntlmrtt mum l ». .' ““1" "m lnwntnn T'""“Ii|l‘.-\lllll-I Zlnh. . MW“...
h:mlcliim ti?‘h..".".”i.l".‘.ll “Pidgin: buried in Ne‘Vh‘ll'lillttl’l- “hm Ills I'm" Jessie B‘ ““d ““3 Will?” ”I“ Will!" a d. to ‘ t. lltlvmrth.of Islm llll’l‘t'l. Norwalk. on. My. “In“; ”up“. ,wn_""‘)"|:‘.:,;"f:i' :3 “f”- tmtu to army, “WW”... "m“ h”,
of indigestion. lion-tool tfl'lvesom malarial "m, l’l'tlidt' were transferred. The BWI‘ ”ultra “(“wm’on and m "'9 evening rt nm’lm‘m J I" 1. . t l 1' It I ‘II' their own "indiumwlwrelt It» not alrrmly "' ""k"‘r""’“"‘"‘-
wlm.mtbotlver function and [union the " will be held. . .. ns rum um I .tug I or .t tan.
- ‘ - . butt) done. to set curb ntuuea. my” the Al the stori- "f 11' ltandlo.
weak strong. Manutat'tnmlamlnohl by toned the Josue B. to Tolles dock. and
Wmnlpaek.
collect on the out side of the street.
Tomb-y. Antnm :Mth. M". from iln'i lot-it until
Silvei authefiare-
GIIIGKS. NIllBlE. GNIX lllll
. "Nllllll 1W3.
—OWIII3 G0 the] If‘ dam [01’ Hugh Ill Oak “I“. E Nlblfl’b 0T Chlm. "1'
. . hm... ‘ _ t.fi|lo‘clor-k ntlernoon.
.. , , , made the 10 dolook trip to ltoton I‘otnt. um. aney and about“. the cont— 3‘}, t," ""I' "(m Ni“ "3'” to"... A. .,... 4“,. 0, M Mm” “M, -. u m H
’ fiasflumn’ "Main“ mflmwnwnl" ginger The MM" 588“ ll “ENDS this Iftt'f- mittee of the Knights of Columbus who m:r3l:.;uldx, :11: omitting“- unit thfllrmm 1:11;sz "Ilium; It'liétw‘e‘! “I" m" “m"- "'I 'fi'ml‘f‘ *‘I’htmh" 12:":
Sell ale. root ’ .ete., it is earnestv ‘ . . been
y e. A. esteem. Nora-IR. nonmhnt the Medea will he put on t...
mormw and will run until the Jennie B.
in repulrdeW m
sonnet unwell“
s Wllb’l' pm on the veto!»
tent forum t n trout side of Mid street. trout
“le Place mirth tn mailman of \f
in: relatives in New York city, returned . ._ out...
Dunn: and on High street to set curb Hllllllm
I" M" Immm WMI ”"9"" sauna.” . tiltpt'parc t|h‘o mittt-rs'unltlw moth up; of mold
‘ _ n . m on. our tonnes. In t t
(krnhotn Iankwood. daughter and m“ m ”mmmfi mm in. nr'L.t.m.§“.l‘i.'.i
grandson. of New York city, are minute mum. at; 3.th “tent.“ it: mil-ll“? limp
‘ ,, ‘ I m It 0 .
of tmmlnml Parker. of l’rostmt avenue. of ho mm on theunort'h Kalli M 5%?
C F Tlnckler and “m clllldfl'tl from filmimlarentie lo'l'aylor svennr: and
Mrs. . . , .
of Newark N. J.. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Taylor. of Orchard attest.
onlmhlt-n llill "not to art curb atonu. prin-
the tiers and to la) mnt'rrtcuomptml of
roll l op. smut or tar. or tho: sidewalk» in front
of thslr rt'tapu-ttlmprem‘lbst: WR. mtabtlshm
on s r .on n ,
Dire. Manuel White and daughter Pearl. llml‘d' 'i’fifdl" storm 3"" middle :1
. mu . r up
of New York ell!- hm hm cue-no! the south on» of .ta 13.3.: 3%:33
Mr. and Mrs. W. [.3 lleKlyn.uf 110“ avenue toEIm avenue: and out.
”mug, to lay concrete. cent of cobbles. sand and
tsr.ortl alder-Ike In ironic! that , -
w. 11. Earle and (nudity, of But are n , mhhgmmaahllshfl ' Tillie
one. will return to the Park Avenue WW 'p‘mm‘t, {Ewiln‘im'llf'lu on
s no no car It .
Hotel. New York city. tar-day. for the m w m mmc'mep'flmlhr l
winter.
Ira. l’latt Priceand daughter. lint. J.
I , mm 5:: n'ukl' . v
llslmltrradenf ".1... “mm: "‘ “m” ’""' “"'“ f‘
in about or deuterium-tr. No.1.“-
mtilr ullcllnkln lhr- Ihnmtmhor NorenlkJn
fhltl Town of Jorwnlltmn Wetltnwluy. August
tits-t. Wit. from 9 Il‘t‘l‘l'N. fort-non-n. until it
nylm-lrmfu'nwlnmnd 1mm? o‘clock until ti
o elm-ls In the ewnlnn.
Mr. It. i. t‘oIt-burn. or .I. Hpvowr in to.
Main attend. and Jacob at. lmyttm WWW-hing-
ton stmt.llouth Norwalk. ahv nlitlmrlml to
receive tam for I]!!! and slim receipt».
lm all tut-n which shall remain , ‘ ' alter
the list day of (Weber. 1 lulu-mt at the rate
of nine per cent. wIlI her in i from the Is!
in“)! September. MR8. until t same shall be
. owner: ll. 9r. 10“.“.
Collector In and for said Town of Norwalk. on
the lint of hill.
sled at Norwalk. f ‘onn.. August 9th. one.
aulalf
wont to New York Saturday and pro
settled a claim for damages to the Meyer
Excursion and Navigation company. on
amount of the Tolcheawr's failure to
take the Knights on their excursion. as
per agreement, did not meet with very
gratifying success. The company were
willing to return the ‘75 paid by the
council to bind the contract. but refused
to pay a further amount. A suit will
probablybcthe result. Theeemtnlttco
was informed that the 'I‘olcheoter's
bottom was not punctured by the rocks
upon which she ron.but that terms of
the rivets were sprung and her engine
and boiler displaced. Showeritontho
dry dock at Hoboken. yesterday, for
menin-
e
' n‘ autumn can lbelf:
““Jtt'fif‘é‘ma‘b" the eternente that so to
nah up
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of as soon its empty. Lewis & Co.
Repairing In all It: Branches.
H. s. noon.
to hull?" MAI! mm you.
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rGS‘MI'lh.
lINSTANTft-NEDUS
PHOTgGRAPHS, 3;: 7
g
The following persons purchased tick-
ets at R. Ii. l’lnisted‘s and started on
Peck's Santana excursion this morning:
Misses Maud and Edith Finch. llliss Pan-
nto Taylor, Mint llattie Crossman, Mrs.
W. 8. Tate, Mrs. ll. Ii. Tate, Mrs. L. It.
Smith. Mrs. If. A. Tate, William Ran-
dall. Mrs. J. I!) Waterbury. Kiss Carrie
Waterbury andl I). I. Waterbury.
At ”my Budget of Ito-as hosts the
Doro-ab Bad uf'tuwn.
Frank Curtis will erect a large barn
in the rear of his Noll arcnue residence.
thine-(muscle and lot. Thin
cannot boa-Mot Oatmeal.yet Oatmeal Is a
gondt ‘ mimic» lllluwflof to 0mm].
It Islamic of direction and not no heatinl.
Whack-Rina the mater amount of build.»
MM‘ Oatmeal mahu fat rather than
Ire-aiding». um peopleutthatwhlch
Ml“ taste. without tlmughtor care for
tho i I of thlem that assnarllclo
d Milt Wall noel: a thing an eating
W-Iuoofllnctoa knowledge! the nature
«turning-taut. 'I'hcrehwecntwhut.
William McPherson. of the Once
church boy choir. went to New listen
yesterday to sing at Trinity church.
The Court of Borges-ea will hold a
special meeting this evening to take
alien molly the paving of Kain
strut.
The members of Concord division. 8
Notlce
, ’UTIO‘B I- hereby glren that the lloaul of
A thmnrilmon prupoau to lap out. alter.
pitlrnlt'tslam tin-l strsurlttnn Fa meld art-nun
tom .'
nr street to the'l‘nrnplkr.b making
said area formally
Last tIaturdsy the It. B. d: W.’s, of
Portchcster. defeated he Goth-ins. the
crack colored club which has often play~
ed in this city. by asctne of ten to nine.
street tout curb slum we the trauma incl
ooh .
mmflmrh egg otttefialk In {mutt their
. on cut:
of the st . allot said wit“ to heroin :23
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aal fort «in set wide. 7....
. ‘ user 0,. $4..." lot. and chum Manta! (hunt-lilac? have specl- ‘ h N. ' .
m mthommmot Wheat on II!“ 't-Cgphln flu: Jules i and George ot'l'., st their mating this evening. will '32“. my “Si‘gbrmiifilh: it“ mi; 0.10333“? Swath? who on that.“ 33.3: lllngifil-‘nz Ill ml”? “film thfilbifihwfiagfidfl‘mflll I
“anatomically. 1.3, » mud“, or M. were the complete arrangements for maintain an.“ llany no" how burned Won. ggxwhgm‘wr gmmmg limit; In? .WJJ’d’l’ be "‘I"i.;‘:id
magma ahakfast butteryfurtbe , no we, the letter mttobeheld mtlondsy night. A k I“ “mm who,“ m _ mlnmnllthfl“nllrmum than»... WWI “mm-“MM“ "'“m'
. 1’ ‘ Ill The f II M II M t K" m Charla Oakley. of Hammock. N. awaits." approved April 3d. WT. Be it Amen “0 sum-101nm Ward,“ ”"4""
l I ‘ ”Food: I ) f the W InWhite out” It a u m regs . a“ and” It. The was Y ""1 “W W “'3” 0' MK“ “mind 11.. that n mt. mfimmllaldlmdfim'mrrmmumt'mm
. ,. . : or . m- “ ~ W . mm waterfront comm " ‘ ’ m ."’" ‘ "w "‘"m'" 0“ *IWX'
shWi’i-sflruuhtnmn. teu- son. The WW animated by it: into “balm atheism-comm W‘b W “W“ “W I” In. gr???“ ......'t‘."l.‘.’.";.‘.§"‘t.‘t.l't'.“3m ?ru'l‘i‘ “3’" mm “' “MM
«.mn‘tmmr MMlamlaals-
airs and,” a“
of thmaellmrn.
and Ill'l. Clinics Rim. mtotem-lugrte-t‘mlnt rumination)..."
It. and Mrs. William W. Bean and a mm. mm“ I
of!
daughter that». of Bridgeport. spout "‘l “r
The debate between City Attorney
Joint}. What Swill Harriett. plid
Allen B. Manolo, all of the New
Malignant comm,
nation. There was great dinner at
blowingouttloeyllatlsr Mutants
tateot Thorns- 001””.wa hold their
“member". Thesauri-t.
lnxwltlhboldlwmhellt.
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Ill Mia and fl In In If 1
sends, with ur. and it... Robert 11. u "w“ “'"I'" ""
mt‘tm‘etttltlitt.I
fret-tut to sure-rune for mitt tor the fur‘
W ”We — 'lusnttunul «wave-owned toshutdotm. lla- I “mg," ‘ setting or the w materials and the
. world all tantl all m' "m” . Mm’ “d M ““l “VERY 80"” N6
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