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Lubin’s
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at 59¢ per bottle.
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Jamaica
Ginger
for 250.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
Calisaya
—Ano—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
KRE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
wow—-
li. H. Plaisied,
Dru ggiSt.
iii‘ilasllingiun 81.. 30. Kuwait.
$75,“...
frienda who not
:3 t of our main};
conltalnr crewlth pnbllsh
or! (or making insane" new be
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fimoup‘ce of Writ Ml two-
on Inn y of court care:
we Initvse eI‘rltto l a tables In] or the
ralta tool patience. adding at t esarnc time a
few sprigs of
aireiyu in thug-"den”! of
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V.
hern‘ m— —Ihsue grow exten-
Life Agatherln III the
ofthc blue-omen hope.
“inn them I lth the of Providence.
no. the moat essential part of all) a
few of genuine friendshi. but berate-
Ifulof coauterfcltein the lam lento: of self
inn: ' Iliikm' ilrthe ”on would!" Vi" iii?“
urea corn n. c I:
reduce the uric of throeto ton harmoniour
a per proportion of content. II".
o essence of good judment and
tall I: the done according!»
mot
mung! IIIIII medicine thedoctors all
It as an Inf-lime cure ior that
fatigue“?
temperament.
Isa-arc cure for dye la and all form
or ndigsstlon. Lora i: Iiri IuItInalari
Maciatheiim l
at
action munic- the
natured and sold by
Geo. C. Stillson.
sou Ire. mm
. “YAI'O'UND
spun ciIEEEE
”alpaca-I III-lamination.
Wreath porcelain top andrahhsr
flotilhrhilet‘flwafl. Milt.
W; Matters! In Pails.
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t. trash otnokeli Bhouidsrsour
MIMI-Intense. loath. Blues
thunaxood numhrrh‘antrild
Int tune and returned for more.
«armament».
mean. 8|“th
Oct. let. ”it.
TllE EVENING SENTIN EL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and PM.
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Action of local cutatahtmenfr of all
Hitch. to «lid! on M n charged.
wmww to 11mm: private
mm. W when on W
alanine «ppm in advertising columns.
would!!!
are charged for; at regular rater. 10 cents
a It'ue. _W~___
IIIIIIIII urn Almanac lor- 'I‘o-nomw.
3n ill Sun 8st- Ill b'l‘ide Low Tide
” our?” user am in 10:58
Nev York Herald Weather Foroeaat.
In this district to-day clear. warmer weath-
er will probably prevail. with light to fresh
southerly and soniboaeterly winds and an in-
crease of sultrlneeo. iollowcd by cloudiness
and mainly by a thunder atom at night.
‘Sllll'l'll NORWALK.
What the People oi Our City are 1)qu
and Baring.
Seven hundred people from Derby will
spend next Sunday at Rotou Point. They
will be accompanied by II bond of Ithirty
pieces.
A debating society. compound of a
dozen young men, will be formed Thum-
day evening. at the home of George II.
‘Iosburgh, Spring street.
Stephen S. Hatch, organist of the
First Methodist church. presided zit the
organ of the Congregational church.
yesterday. in tin-absence of Mr. Disbrow.
The Santiago excursionisis who start-
cII this morning were Mr. and Mrs. J. ll.
Marvin. Mr. and Min. Matthew Bird and
daughter Daisy. Miss N. H. Thuyer and
Mrs. J, A. Pratt.
The Democrats of the Second Voting
District will hold their caucus on Thursr
day evening at the headquarters of the
Democratic club. on North Main street,
over Ferd lluycs‘ market.
—Reasouable prices at Lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The Bridgeport- l'nrmer. which claims
to have [meltivc information on the sub-
jcct. declares that $345,000 is the sum
paid by ill‘ Consolidated company for
the New England Terminal company's
property.
The yacht \‘ioln. Captain i‘. E. Dal--
took a party cousistit. K of three gentle
men and three Indira to Eatou‘s Neck. L
1,, yesterday. The Izontlcmcn wurc Jos-
eph .‘lrllraw. of New York. and Fred
Uslmru and William Baker, of this city.
Six hundred persons went from South
Norwailr‘to Coney Island yesterday on
the excursion given by the City of
Albany. It was a success in every way.
the day being perfect. A number re
main down and heard tlilmorc‘s jubilee
concerts.
At an early date the newly appointed
otlicers of the Connecticut National
Guard will be called before the examin-
ing board. It is probable that Lieuten-
ant Bowen, of the United States army.
will be a member of the board. A total
of more than eighty officers will appear
before the board.
—-I’ure ice crew in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
At the hearing of Robert V'ietch in
City Attorney Light's oflice Saturday
afternoon, his father. Alexander B.
Veitch. gave Mr. Askew a now for $200.
which will probably more than cover all
low he has sustained through young
Witch’s failure to make correct returns
of the collection he made while employ»
ed by Mr. Askew.
The members of the Aquenuchque-
wank club. of Danbury. who went into
camp at Bell Island today. are A. W.
Formulae, Robert Bayer. W. 13. Sharp.
1’. J. Marsh. A. A. liurnsey. It. ll.
Glover. Charles B. Hoyt. Harvey Oc-
borue, James Hamilton. A. J. llull.
Hurry Nichole. Samuel Booth. John P.
Wiidmsu IIIIII B. 8. Taylor. Prank
Austin accompanied the party an cook.
Dr. and lire. W. Cl. Iloyt gave a very
roomful progmuivo whirl party Satur—
day evening, at their home in Stamford.
A large company participted. among
whom were libs-A. Irene Hoyt and
Jamil. Iiitolroil. of-fiouth Namath.
'I'lIelIdy'rllrotptire war won by lirr.
W. (l. Hoyt. the second by III-I Adele
Spooldlug. aadtheboohy prior by Its.
The gentleman's first
prise on won by James ll. Mitchell.
thesecoud by lit. loDcrIuotI. of New
York.aadtheboobypriasby Dr. W. (l.
Hoyt. A delicious collation was served.
ELOagoodHoilloston and Profor-
«dunno-momma,»
primary the stockholder oi
Wm Investmentandfia-
mm: .mm citiesaud
vicinity.arrlvcdiu‘1‘aliaposahotwesh.
MthflhJohnshm
forthepurpootof hum the st-
tairsotlheomda-Ahm company.
nonhuman-nah whichths
We! old m M '16
“Ismail! or. s petun- cruise
will always stay in front and mum
or. dealing always makes friends.
'MW"
m
South Norwaik.
has may in his advertisement to day.
It will interest you.
The fire fun in the United‘smtcs dur
. ing the week ending Friday. Aug. cc
1892. was CLIMAM. This makes an
arena. loss of WW5: per day.
Architect W S. limipp lieu imrtitinucd
off a portion of his cities and City Attor-
ney John 11. Light will occupy It. as his
present quarters” are not large enough.
The committee baring charge of
tickets for the Labor Ilny picnic would
like the chairman of each committee to
meet them at the Warwick hotel this
evening at 7:30 office};
Frederick Wodcll and George Lawyer.
of New York; James (lreeu. of Brook-
lyn; A. E. Chestnut and John Burchurd,
of South Norwalk. and Fred Locitwmd,
of the borough, started yesterday morn-
ing in their canoes for a ten days‘ cruise
to Shelter Island.
James Casileor and John ll. Walker
were nrrmtod last night for being intoxi-
cated. Before Justice Townsend this
morning they pleaded guilty and claim—
ed to have gotten their liquor in Port
Chester. Each was fined #2 and costs.
Not being ablo to pay they wont to jail.
«Pure notice with pure cream Sc.
cup. depot restaurant. ”Irena“ night.
Alittle girl fell ovcrlronrd from thr-
iloat at Watkins & Tobeys. Saturday
afternoon. John 03ch was staruliui.r on
ihedrawbridge at the time and jumped
oil lhcdrnw to save her. By the time
he reached the water. however. tvvo
other men had taken her out. Sim was
not hurt. ______
The steamer Sunshine made tuo trips
from Bridgeport to Roton l‘oint yester-
day. bringing about three hundred
people there. The American Rand. of
that city. gave an excellent concert in
the grove and the day was enjoyed by
all there. The Joanie ll. took a large
number of people. down from this city.
The twenty- sixth annual clam balm of
the Fat Man' 5 Association, will be held at
Roton Point Thursday, . ‘lepiemhcr 8.
The balm will be opened at- “ :‘ltl. I‘he
sale of tickets will close September 6. and
will be limited. Tickets can be pmcuml
of J. E. Power. The steamer JI‘fi‘lt‘ B.
will run to the Point and stage; will
connect with the trains.
The handsome sixty-foot naphtha
launch "Hurrah,“ of New York. owned
and commanded by William W. llall.
attracted much attention as it hr at
John ll. Ferris' uppnr wharf )mIrIIluy.
It arrived Saturday owning. being met
oil Wilson Point by Frank N. and Josue
M. Ferrismho came in the harbor with it.
Those on board were I’. J. L”. llinchcy.
Edward Jacobs and \l'. J. Youngs. Tin-
launch sailed for New York this morn-
ing. the gentlemen having as guests
Misses Mollie and Aurelia l'.. Jumbo and
Corn L. Hodges, who intro boon spending
several weeks in Silrcrmiue. Mr.
Young» was the gut-st of Jane M. l‘I-rris
during his stay in South Norwnlk.
Eighty persons attended the perform-
ance of tho Mcilarry. Doulcm ‘IiETy n-ll
Variety Combination company in the
Sons of Temperance hall, South Main
strcct. Saturday evening. \“Illlt‘ I‘IIw-
perthwuilp did some remarkably good
coutortion work. considering his ago. six
years. and thosudicnce was cunrulscd
by tho sparring matches lwtww-u young
Charles Tyrrvll and Eddie lbulrus.
Thomas Mctlurry and Patsy Kildulf.
Among others who particimml wvrc
t‘lam. Ella and Hattie I'ImpI-rtlrwuitI-.
Nellie Douicnu and Katie litilurry.
Thomas and James Mclinrry. The not
receipts were $8.95. causing the proprio.
tons to feel much elated over their suc-
m’ an...“— "a"..-
Ilrs. Annie 8. Gunther. Info of “hi-
liatn Gardner. the man who was killed
by the "ghost" train Friday ulternmm.
arrived in this city from her home in
em train. she went to undertaker
(tregory'u rooms and Identified the body.
FIoInMrit was learned that (lithium
had been married twice and had lire
children. do the did not have the means
to bury him the expeum was paid by the
town. After thubnrlala telegram was
received at police headquarters signed
Fred Gardner. requesting that the hotly
beheld until he arrived. lie came up
yesterday hour his home in Brooklyn
audeaidhewasoueof the sour oi the
dead man by his lint wife. lie said he
wouldbenpto-dayand have the body
removed to New York. ilardncr had
lostnrmeyoo his patents and become
dupondcut, taking to drink. lie had
left hb wife and expected to trump
tluough the country. '
Wall.“ Day at nor can”.
0n thoinrltatlcu of the Maura. James
lb! andfldilufloymtthonnI-eiicot State
BoardengrteulturII-ud the Connecti-
cutPomologiealsocIcty wlliholdaileld
dayursctiuxatlieutianuu. Thuuday,
(lrcsu thiumpswlll be ripe and
willoddtotheinlerut and plea-urea!
them caning-will blunte-
1 north, out on. own limp; ‘
Mperpalr
.‘I
A Bit:
Read what 0. E. Seymour. the grocer.
New York Saturday afternoon on the.
84 WASHINGTON
announcer M
A “Irony Budget of “our I'nmr the
Itutmunh 3nd of Town.
'l'hol’nlnlern' Union have Ilmsidwl to
turn out on labor day in full uniform.
C. II. Curtis. oi Union lurk. look It
' small party on It wagonclte ride to
(ammo Saturday sin-moon.
Gardner Arlington. of Nnrwnik. and
Mini Lorna E. Sargent. oi Winnipuuir,
are to be married Wednesday. October 5.
Rev. T. K. Noble resumed his {which
in the pulpit of tho Congregational
church yesterday after II two Wocku' va-
cot-ion . ... “MN
The Y. I’. S. l.'. E. of the First Con»
gregationnl church will resume its Sun-
day owning Irrtwtings III. the chapel next
Sunday.
In uccordunco with instructions from
the Court of lllirgmwns Engineer Wood
hm; commenced t-Iking the grades and
tucastirelncnta on Mum start.
The Nurwalk Fire Police will hold a
tipt‘tfll‘tl meeting to-tnorrow evening to “tho
action ll‘ grading their imitation to
participati- in the L'Ibor day lizil’lltlu.
JLliicyl lo boy 5 pints holder. Sou it at
Mitchell 5
Ill-v. F. S. Sanford. of lIlInIIuiugIon.
lll.. who in ihcgucfit of .‘Iirs. llwrginnn
ilulvy. of tho UI’I't'll. prr-zu‘hcd an rxcel-
lcm scritlmr at St. Paul's church ymtcr—
t|£|_\‘.
1 ‘Il. limndage, of Iron-I sirrcl. N.
E. PM): is, of Rider filfl‘t’l and lluuard
\l'tmlcu of Orchard street. Wont after
Siltiij-H Saturday morning and had
my mod luck catching 120 in all.
Thumcmbersoi Concord llinsiolI. h‘.
of 'l‘..lroltl an I»IItcrt.:ItInII-nt at llrvir
rooms this owning. Tllt‘l’l‘ will bl- It
musical and literary pmgranrmo and to
frcsbumnls in abundance. No admission
will be charged.
III Saturday's Susrtstzi. upwaml an
exclusive dispatch announcing thosafuty
of tlycsteatu yacht Wapiti. which had
lint-II mpurtcd lost in Georgiana Bay.
Thotluzrltc of the some day reported
the vessel as lost. and yet W‘i’tn that it
print» the latest new.
.‘.lr.nrtd Mrs. James Horton. of New
Yuri: city. who are wheeling to Built)“.
lllLiut‘Il through town Saturday afternoon
on their way in Bridgeport. whom they
.‘pt‘lll .tmtI-nluy. They wont Friday
lllglll pith friends at llowuyluu.
“limb" Reilly. who went “wt II abort
tinu- :1in in scan-II of his lortulw has Iv-
lIrnIcIl homo. llIIrIrII: LIE; :tlixvtu‘r- hr
met with many :Idt‘outnnvs and rclntI-s
:sutuotlrrilliug incidents that umke ll»-
halrof his listeners stand on I-ud, In
ondmg his narratives he always stun-s
lIt‘ found his fortune and has It inhlu
insidi- pocket.
TchnIIIIIIy school of the Fired lion-
ng-gutinmi church will picnic at llotnn
l'nint \annmlay. ilu- IIIcIIIlIcrs of the
Itl‘iIIIIIl le‘flt’lllg lllt‘ i'lllliii'l III varyalh at ll
III-hick. If the “‘I'u’illlt‘l“ Alumll be on»
favuntblo the picnic will be hi‘ltl on tho
foiluwmptdoy. leclutn'lr bull will be
rung at 3 o'clock if it ix decided to go.
It won reported in the pnlu'e fiatunlay
nighttbnt a drunken "Hill onI lying on
the sidewalk near St. Paul‘s church
Oillccm Dunn and Northrop went up In
invtstigalo and found tho iutnximlml
limit to in- "Finch-I" Hendrick. A
wagon wnuprouIrrIlund ho was lulu-II
tollII-Iockttp. Thin morning the chief
discharged him. llcndrlck is sickly and
it iothought hue counurnption. llu had
autumn and would have had to gone
to jail. _ __
Saturday afternoon while the women
folks were out. sneak thieves cult-red
Jacob Erbunit'h 'f‘bidi‘lli'lt on llcnry
rtn'ct. Norwulk, and thoroughly runrwk»
edit. They noncredit-liver watch and
coneldrrablo money. the pwpwty of Mr.
Brbtmlt's IIoII Matthew. but worn ltlglilc
cmiswayhciomthcy bad II chance to
get anything else. No clueto the thieves
has been obtained. The intruders enter-
ed by the hack Ilnor null probably trout
out the trout door. asboth doom were
found open. “A...
Two hundred units for 75 cents in no
robbery. as the Odd Fellows of Nora-oils.
South Norwalk. Stamford. New Cam
antlt‘lrcenwieh will terllly. Their ex-
curricula the Odd Felhwe' home at
New Inndouon the magnificent Hound
steamer "C'ityci Iawrtuca. on mm
dayisnsailof tire hundred mike. and
wlligivetothosewhepartlcipato a day
of rare enjoyment Refreshments will
hes-nod on board the steam. ‘I'wo
orchestras will also tarnish music on
board. For further particulars consult
tireuothxehichappssnluaoothsr orb
unto.
‘I‘heliurphyr and Wurrbumdche»
l .
erman
STREET.S SOUTH
Fred lluiloch has enlisted in
nipony
number.
Ilownr-l N. Godfrey has accepted It
position with tho Eaton. Colo I9: Burn-
hnm (30.. of Bridgeport.
W
fluent services om the remains of
Katharine Simmons. daughter oi Weil-
ingtou A. and Jolie 8. Tolies. will he
held Kfrom their home. Ii Mott avenue.
tomorrow afternoon at 80 'clock. '
The Labor day picnic committee have
nsyet made no attempt to secure the
sanction of the league of American
Wheelmcn for their bicycle race on that
day. Unless such sanction is secured
from the local council! all L. A. \V.
riders competing are liable to suspension.
. Those who went on the Saratoga ox-
rursion via the Housatouic road this
morning were Mr. and Mrs. E. I]. I‘ll-
lmv. J. 31. Ilcnulict. E. J. Finnegan and
sister, Nora and George A. Ferris. I-‘rom
Ridgoilcld was Mr. and Mm. Ebenezer A.
Hoyt who are relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
Fiilou.
.\rran cement-I are being made to have
"-"gnrmnu at tho Nowell: Lawn Tcn-
ms club's casino ncxt Monday evening.
The music will be furnished by the
WIm-lI-rund Wilson orchestra and all
club members who wish to dance are rt»
qucstml to hand their names to Fred IIIll
Ilcfl n'lmnd.
In a local paper more thrce weeks ago
\VlL‘i an article on gallinculture purportcd
II) haw lu‘l‘ll u rittcn by l‘xl’nlh'd Stan's
'l‘rua-eurct James W. Hyatt. The paper
um” Lard up for news. lion-ever. Satur-
Ila). ltllil the article appeared in ymtcr-
any. New York papers. With James W.
iiyait's name at the limit] of it. Mr.
ilyutt‘s llllllit' has been “59“ fnuuently
of lot» in mum-(lion with those canards.
Margaret. wife of Francis McKoon. of
ii Spring hill. died this morning of nor-
vous pnnltrutinn. aged 62 years. Mrs. )lc-
Kmu has lawn an invalid for two years
pm and her entire system was shatter-
Slw In tho mother of Frank. John
and Roiwrt McKcoll. the plumbers. and
Mrs. "ll-rt" llmlfrey. all of Spring Hill.
Tin- luncrai Will be held from the house
tomorrow :Ii‘lI-rnolm at 3 o'clock. The
rcnmius will be buried in St. Mary‘s
ccurrtvry.
mi.
A pIrty of foreigners. repnsouting
themselves as book agontu. Im- workin:
people living on the outskirts and in the
rumlul'L-unris. by getting them to u...
tribe {or :I hulk. tolling them that wl. 'n
:lm lzlv‘ :t certain number of volumes
tin-y Ian get a crayon portrait. [in-
lllllllllr'l‘ ln’ guru-rally sci at thirty and
when twenty nine of ”will have lwudth
livI-mloml paid for. anothwr agent up-
pctnx and tells tin-In it Is fifty IIISII‘III] of
thirty books that revolves the crayon.
.lgvnt No. ‘2 swears that agcnl No. I has
lwudu‘I-iringtlwm and that the firm
has Iliwharmd him for cmiwulomt-nt.
When ncarly lift)” barks haw been taken
another agent appears and declares that
both former agents were frauds. and
I that one hundred books run only return
lie IlIcn hringu out one of the
twin; and in an ohm um corner shows
“born there is printed in sIIItIll type a
ilnllt'l' to that client. Therm swindlern
han- waI at work In different plucca for
suma- tiun- pint and catch runny oi their
I-Imluruo'm by circulnm Bt‘lll. through the
mmlm Illt‘lnstim: a point card. In that
they can send tiwir mum and address.
and imvcnn agent call on tlu-m.‘ The
car in non not aunt in any rI-Igular money
but in mm» pcnum who rcprcuonla him-
wlf Ins local agent. A number of Nob
wullgpmplu whohavo boon gullcd iIItII
Iuluug liity books have stopped their
hilliit'tlpllimii having ruddcnly twome
IIuIIrI- that they were bcini. swindlcd.
it I ran I‘ll.
llVllli Tllll RIVER.
Nets- and it-Iaalp of the tiny In loll.
hora-II.
Janice ll. stereos and fondly. of Core
strum mint Runduy with the formcr'r
huh. r. John Stevens. Dark-u. '
Mrs. Henry (Idiom. oi Henry street.
who has been visiting her daughter.“
Mm. William Doolittle. in New lluvm.
returned home Bntunlay evening.
A young son of Henry M. Cooley. of
III» tort l’oint road. was kicked in the
injured. no More being 7 broken. Dr.
liorko rtteuded to hie hurts.
The Boat Avenue If. 3. Sunday School
will hold their mural picnic at Bolton’s
f’olnt on Thursday of this week. Mr.
Powers baring kindly eluted than the
use of hie grove. pavilion and tables.
Boats having been secured for calling,
rowing and itching. and carryslh will be
run from thechursh to the Point. Inc
ofchargeJrcInOa. Iu.tlil lip. In. All
proclaim invited to attend with their
children and provide an old time picnic
dinner.
“hill.
The Darin bass hall III-h went to
Wampum W and were
defeated hyths tannin thin-arm“
mweglmmsu‘lot-o.
lfallewYol'kiImmoflIh
”harem-um“
mum
mfi‘
mu ~.
W
“I!
I". which fills the ranks to the maximum '
("It byahorre ymII-rdry morning and ”Min-reform
quite severely. though not drumsly n“
We have also mocked It case of Sixty Dozen Domestic flow. which we choll sell at 100., or
three pair 25c. These. in addition toonr regular liner of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are tore you’lrill find them of excellent value.
& Son,
NORWALK. CON’N.
noun-s mm thew“ and lilo“ 153;! and be
WWW
oubu.
back armors. may 3
Grade Tea at 500. lb.
LEADING
M, lilillll ANFI'IIBBB.
Important News oi the County and State
mfmlfllfld In a Condo-sod Port.
Charles Eisenhardt. u Bridgeport bola
ogna maker. was struck by the Boston
cxprcm in that city Saturday aiwrnmfll
and fatally injured. Ho utterly dine
graded the warning of the Eastman at
crossing. _ .
Harry Books. the burglar arrested .5
few days ago in New Haven. was bound
over to the superior court in $2,100
booth; on three counts Saturday. The
arrest. was for entering three dill‘ereut
houses. Be is thought to beinsaue.
Mrs. Charles W. Darling and Mrs. John
A. Livingston. who Somme-red nt Belle
Hosea last year, have brought suit
axnlnst the town of Greenwich. ‘ '
. IZZEFalriield Ave"
:1: I'- chlorine. _
x
Taylor a: Golden.
flealEslaieandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON mum.
Pertlflllli looking foralot. or house and lot.
uith the rich: of purrhasingmre invited to
call and examine our list. “I: have them for
role in every part of the city at mmmuhlt
$20,000 damages. The ladies were thrown
out of their carriage while driving oreM
highway which was being repaired. Thé
former sustained a broken arm and other
injuries.
The directors of the Odd Ewellous Mu~
tual Aid association. at their last meeting
in New llnicn, accepted twelve new
members and Voted a benefit. of $2,000
on account of the death of Charles II.
Redlicld, late of Bridgeport. This was
the only death reported for the month.
The total nlelilbemllip of the Iwocmtion
is now. ".945. and there has been paid in
death benefits the sum of $1 .0113.
The state boardof hcalth hold a crucial
meeting at the capitol Inst Wool; to tili-
I‘use means of preventing the entrance in
this state of pmplo and baggage from
the cholera-infected distriI-tx of the old
world without inswction. At the last
meeting of tho board llr. Lindslcy was
instructed to proton actrcular on the
Aubjoct. wlIIclI was approved. and HM)
topics were ordered to be printed and
distributor).
late Saturday night. Thomas Ambrose.
otw of the watchmen on the Thames
rivI-r bridge. New London. had an alter-
cation with one Kelly. a_rnariuer. at the
residence oi the former in liroton. Dur-
ing the fracas Kelly was shot in the
mouth and five of his teeth were broken
oil. The lull and particles of teeth
lodged in the root of ids tongue. Am~
bmse was arrested and taken to the po-
lice station in Hartford. lie yrill be
taken to (irotou to-mormw rooming for
trial.
(‘RANBERRI I’IAHS.
Evorot Shipuran has gone to Danbury.
Mrs. Dayion lioutou III visiting friends
in New York city.
Mrs. J. Fitch
gum! III Mm. Frul Iin’gory.
Thomas Gregory and son Frank visit-
I-II iriomls in liridgolmrt last Wednesday.
A colored man. who said he rloillod in
llA-Ilnling. i‘lllllt' ucnm the swamp and sat
down on a log, to inquire about work of
Mr. Frank Gregory. who was mowing
near by. After III» had been sitting there
aslII-rt time. Mr. Gregory lltlllt‘l‘tl two
informed about it. tho Ilarkoy jumped
up and found himself corcrod with the
poem llcslnppcd himself abul run. but
wax pursued by the little humour, who
were doing their bra-It to make things an
uncomfortable as pIIeIIIbII- for him for
about a quarter of a mile. much to the
amusement of Mr. Gregory.
DIED
'rm. I. P28. in Nnrwaiir. Alumni K. Katharine
himmonmdaruthhr of W elllngton A. and
Jamie N‘. Tillltu. I l l yI-ar Ind H Ilnlst.
"I Ila-lollies one friends no Invited to
attend the funeral. Tumloy afternoon. at a
n I it! I. from It Mdtt avenue.
zoo —*I.VIILES 4‘2‘06
1‘llt' IIIIII t‘I-ilon cf Nurwalk. South Norwslk.
smmnml Newl‘ anaon audit lrr-cnwhh
will give A
Grand Excursion
To the till!) YELLIIWII‘ Ill)
new tam than I"; n
Illlllli. SEPT. 51'“. “32.
On the ”gallium! ilound lltsamer.
“till! 0' MRI-I303."
«7.qu W.
Two nnrlmtrar will inrols nitric. Reimb-
amun may in pm on the «trainer
at flammable rain.
Ticket» forIlIe “fund Ball of III lulled 13¢.
I'hilIirrn under mfg-e: A "Pilgrim number
terms
c'” re ...-E..“".:.'.~.‘~".w .. our
“WI I0Tlfl£%3
“.
i
’r‘
BomsIIIEl Bros.
STABLES,
III llrillgcl-Irt. is the ’
yellow burnt-Is on the man's hatum being .
WINE” III MINING '
, ricee and on can term
mg I»). y s. aunt tf
WANTED
A\TEI). ~Haml uizcre tlv‘ \‘I'. S it
‘v Sons. Bethe . unbiit &
_ -__.. LL“-.. H‘—
‘ ANTED. J—l‘wcnty- tire two horse teams
and double (aria to work on Huston
darn. Slowly work. Apply to the B. I). Pier-w.
J ”Main ctrwullridgeport l‘ t. mint
roller; and window 31 room All I'I~
J (Int-ad price. South Somali Hardware
(0.. VI). filMuslI Hall bloat Im’“I lrII
“' \‘STE l). «candid-Ann bed room carpi-L
Iharubr-r suit. center table and a few
useful Ill'ililr‘filn housekeepiun. \‘u brolzt- rs
Addrogn. with pines and descriptions. I
Sentinel Ufllce
I)USlTll)N xx: a Irrm cry clerk.
apply Ior’. ll.
Hi (If
\lillrr. :‘IIiBayiien uremic.
unit".
cm I“ do citatnbe -rwork
Apply Ioiiudlc, F. Hi). If:
><lllll| \onrnlir IIII' ‘3 lw
\ I‘OMI‘HI IL; "'1
and waiting.
W a-hiruzmn ~lmi.
\ TRI *TWURTIIY 21.91... nurse forI- hild I
x yuan old. .\lu~t be well rumomrutnxlml
Apply at this oflir e an- '9» ti
1 ”Ni. 88 Paid wlvllc lo amino. :‘l' pl} III
the («rut LII tor) of Hothdr Iinldschtuidt
no.3 1w
T0 LET.
IN ill' SI\ESS prrt of South Nornalk. . or II
worm to a small tamilr .Jlent \erI reason.
able. inqain at Sentinel ufllre n;. :It
1101.31". coral r \oth Illnin and Ann street“.
six rII-Irnx. lltnt Sl.‘ t. \\' 3'." r in: all
modern lnIprov-I-rmutu. l Imam of' I rooms at
So .u‘ “oodwurd avrnue. \ppl) to E. \.
Woodward
‘ YEW house Toy lor nwntre. Sill; 5 rooms
A Water street. ”kimono: Riv avenue. 95;
form borne. barn. garden and pmturmze
filth air rooms Rowan-on. 'l‘i. Raymond
mil
FOR SALE.
A NDI’Y top sumo.
wn. Norwalk or at *. [WI
hire"! 0 E. “'Ll
st avenue. until lit
(‘
\ \ "TUB suit-I) bit-yr le. in tiht- I lumorder,
l‘filuoh curnshion tit-o. Great bargain In-
quire at this of“ Ie. unit! it
IGAII .‘lul‘i‘ \‘o I'» “all: .xtrmi Norualk
' Sold (heap to Utah Instornr-r. Apply in
Mac k “0111.50.03 \lniu street. )IIrwalk.
mu 1w
\ “Oil“ rhml huh». (I n ,H Ir» a 'II.
.V \ II- | tIlIIIv.
.‘Illllli .‘mrvmlk
Apply. to
In t\u-. Ilnci In xtrut
null In
in sIIE—I autumn
The well known and pogolur Armrimu
llonw :Iml llmlnurunt. lm sit-d III III )luIn
xirt-I-L Norxvaik l‘unn. It iflnlnlll" tmnt)
tnrni III-Ii momxuml lllla but Iitstnblialu-d thir-
for To \Inra bolt: 8 a gut-l bit-due xx.
Thémnttnnmi ill lu-ultltot tiw Iroprllmr la
tlwonlv more for Mlliiur. This ~II rare 0|»
portion!) for the right part. ’l'trInm-uh.
If .lt) \' t‘. l '.l)l.l I\S.
I.rI.I.;.'_'
IIOS'I'.
“II (hue. (inc an hnitllv-b ~I~.ttI~r him it
and white nIiII-r for union white with
bllck ruurks. but r-IItIIrdny. Aug. 2;. III-
wnrxlui Iln IlollArszll bv inlhr tllvirn-
lurntoli Iv'mb. harm .n. t‘tpa ‘ nu'i zit
R10
RPHV Alli!
ruby -Irtruundetl ll! Ilimuond- Prob.
return to thim-Iilun not - lnI
gnirriainmmls.
MUSIC HALL.
Monday. August 29th.
OI'ENINH or rIIII mums.
'l‘lu' “recruited Ill-gin; Comedian.
CHTAS. ELLIS
IN Ills NEW l'LA'l.
BOUNT OASPEll”
llia (treat New York Hum-ac.
Hear
ELLIS“l
"The old Ventilated Home."
”Hols i Lore the III-him. "
trite walmi Name of All."
u, l'ntuvi “Run III I
my Iv I 'II-per."
"lino II not til ‘
“Ohi'l'hiip union?"
Sing
IK ('Ail‘l‘.
cum I!
dfign Milli? Arm ”Fill“.
In” sale at usual pm. «a
Tit torture" IIIIIIIE. "
reu tosdl remuuliah
To It .
.m‘iiimr .Ilmll...‘ mg:
i
"Jim. of 1M. “third“
ngdW" .lart Kor-
AI utmh
h. intention. :HI’I M
C handle Viuut Iparh
WW ”from in clerk until
tflo‘
are at A
$3: lllbbla. II h"than“!
ell-rm until "mil
I”
m? o‘clockA until I
.oi J.
:‘ml‘l‘z'h‘l
“I h
Golan green in too lots, and give
The people say we are I-
Once tried we’ll win II sure customer.
too drinkers praise our tea I Ask thorn. They say it' to Delicious.
We are Put-voyeur to the good citizens of this In
CHAS. E. SEYMO
llIIv-iuv pin I'vmtalnlm:
ably it»: b. tm-o n Franklin xlm f and laudcr‘ s
bloI k. A II“. V II reward will be paid for it»
to
happm
on it". w
{slit and come
For Teovéwell we shouhl mile if any one can touch our High
Why do the old lady
tyand town.
Forris’ Home and Bacon, Gilt Ed Butter. Hnyard's Ma on
noise Dressin. Troll Fauc Gm malice”, '
Oil, Pickles. 'wsbuR 03¢“pr 0am, on
UR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwaiit.
GOOD PAYING Emanuele-..»
“SWIM“!!! FOR GRADUATE AT.—
THE NEW BUS
INESS BULLENE
Bl‘lfl8étio l‘t’fpdo onn.
Three Departments—Business, Telegrupby. Bieuogruphy and Typewriting.
Best. of tolerances furnished. Call or write for circular.
:. I.
.2 rarnurrar.
‘ ”5 3m
i.‘t:' ’.~'
Brilliant. Saratééii Season
I 892.
Entry Monday. to close oiseaso Mond-
AnIruet a». inclusive. I-lpwlnl Into'1 1'
if]; {£933 is“ \r. oregangi m‘é‘r‘t'llifii'
hpritn: Parks. MM“ 8 Concerto
oquo DEIIIIIHTPUL FOUR DAYS’ rrsr'r
$8.50 - TOTAL (3081'. — 83.50
The rungniflteut Paranoia alon
visit. For atnpplng at the finer Noztgtdlnlig‘z
creased Ilmrgc of one dollar (8110) andu My
0.
u “min Side trips to Lake Geo
lirI-gur at extra low rates. mil-alfdfiggntraln
leI’IIm South Norwalk Men
Magnificent -i duys’ visit to the.»
(‘OLOSSAL VENICE OF AMERICA.
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Siarllng'l'nmlay. Au Itrsilo. l
I-‘r-idn) iollowlnga. Iu. Excursln‘r‘igggg-iliflo
lh‘t‘lctzlilll steamer. Fair in like scenes. be):
if: Ittul timI. all covers all expenses to good
h‘iibui‘i'illteiirhcmrge to («and Hotel.
It a
“gilt at o. 158 am train leaves South Nor-
plain the' ('onnecli ut ‘
int: full information all HITTING; gliiiain“:
I’LAISI‘EI) 43 Washington street. ieadinIE
ulruggist and agent for H) gein and Recreation
Jyl lira
-0\ ._
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th
BY THE STEAMER
"CITY OF ALBANY
.10.
Sea Beach, lioney island
EXCURSION TICKETS, 75c.
LE AVE SOI TH Vlill“ AL K am A. )1.
R811: RNIMI LEAVE SKA BEACH '
lull AND to» I‘. If. . COX!“
EAsT 'ilst STREET. NET? YORK 5.3 P. )1.
null) tf
J. H. BROWN, 5
SANITARY PlllllBlllll, STEAM lull
Ills FITTING. Till llllllFlllG.
SHEET lllllll WORK
RIM/l Al i Iii-"23R“ I EAL'II- II! for *OI' 'l l]
; \ l \L'l'lli~‘. and role! ted
.uAIIo. \ .lm‘l ' m
um W ATER magi?“ RE 5“ AM “'1
Al' ”and
Tilt thread I... of A
Slates. Ranges I Heaters
in tilt-Iii},
nu, SIEEI, IEIIEIIIII llillll
IIIIIE.
Spot i: Ii .tlltlllliill I: tIXI iIIJIIlthlu
v. —
an “ill in IxIIui-d with ['l’lblltlllllllliénlml
I-arr. All work Ilnn- it I'm-t-
at tin [WWI ”in” .- I i lit-Ix workmen
l9? WASHINGTON 8T. BRIDGE.
SI'I'I‘ESSIIR TilPl 5.1:] Lg”; fl ll
Elgin and Walnut
WATCHES
IN iii". D. filial I'll All) rrtauntmufl.
Silver and Plated Ware.
llllllllli. Illlllli. llllll lilll
Willi fill Cl SL5
we in "l u °M°lte ,
H.S.ROOD,
1! Hill?“ MA" mm. ”0‘
STANT A‘NEUUS
HUTDCRAPH5
Norwalk Chronicler