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£4!” 5"“ 'fl" mi‘n mutants, of Rowavton. died this
“m.“ “l a” "um" I“ ' mornlugofdlphtherla, in the llfth your
mommmnom «ha-n mmnenl .u‘i bow-w.
Wheel-arm. Wit to-morsowaftoruoou at 3 o’clock.’ In-
mhh Wu! cache and clenrJol- fitment in Union cemetery.
lowedhrnrlueuttsmporsune.

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Painted [resemble I”. meet's ton
to take action on a PM W "
their commotion; 3%!

Wm has bosom: of the ”will".
:mm to laid between Mum's":
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‘ing or the csrnnstonmottbstmh at
Our Saviourlu republished today by ten
Quest.
, In the twenty-flve-mile bicycle race in
Boston, Saturday, Perry beat Beeley’a
.for the
H ward Walter Dos and Ilia. Bertha time iii seconds. Bela entered
Wazemun Billlmun will he married by lifteenunileraceat 30‘1““ Thursday.
"“3”" Mm “mm“ °' mm- N- ' The Willing Workers cm» of King’s
Ilrsflfli. first m church‘tomor- Daughters, of m dek n I] i”
“row ' After the mm, the church, willserve-upperstl’ra. Samuel

at Au- Hahn's nous. mm. moi-villmM-bfidfl w" of one warm, no lluin street. to—mon'ow
..woekintbe South. Upon their return "win‘

clams oysters “by“ N Mtw'mmn y titted up Freddie Henry atoncyeurvold boy liv-
“'1‘”?th cos Nash “fivfimm ll: 3:2,. on Newton avenue. log in Winnipuuk, was bitten on the arm
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North m ‘ ‘ iclcekn. Wednuday, Thursday and Fri- Nash} residenceon llalu street, yester.
The musicaland floral entertainment day, 5, band 7th atB. _Krieger‘s. day toruoon.
(.0 mm "W Bun“ 0': tohogiven iuthoGongmgational church William prb wasnrrestcd by Con-

The annual meeting of the Knob Out
ing club will beheld in tho'purlorof the
Inhackemo Hotel, Saturday evening, the
8th luau, at 8 o‘clock. There will be an
electionof clients and a‘ governing com-
---—- druittee for tbeonsuing year. Plans tor

4“" coffee with Ame cream. 5c: fn enlarging the club Mine together with
cup. depot nit-mm. Urea all Item; otlier'fliipceud cbangmwillhepmuutod.

- . On Wednesday, the 12th inst, weather

The members °' "’9 mm“ W permitting. there will be a sailingrnco at

Temperance Reform association will hold

. , _ The Knob at it a. An., and rowing races
an oyster supper All their belt tbh even» commencing at 2 p. m.
ing. ‘ : '

The fire loou'in the United Staten dur»
ing the week ending Friday, September
30. is” “GLENN”. This makes an
“adorns man umpire...

About sixty; friends 0! James O‘Harp
surprised him last evening and enjoyed
adaneo intbe new house which he is
building. Betroshmenta were served and
a line time was had.

——Grnnd fall opening of millinery and
cloaks, Wednesday. 'l‘hursday and Fri-
day, 5, d and 7th 'nt H. Krioger'e.

this evening, will commence st80'clock. stable storehouse this morning. charged

with assaulting Iaurice Powers, of Win-
nipeuk. I]: was not ready for trial and
Justice Austin adjourned the case until
next Monday altornocu at 2 o 'cloclr.

Jamaica
Ginger

, _ ' fOp .. 25c,

:accbun? Will the election the regular
monont Afghan; or thoBourd of Con
crboonwas until thieeveuing.

 

For some time put beams have been
going through the vacant lot, situated
near the electric light station on the
mat sideof the Dnnbury und-Norwulk
railroad tracks, and now a road has been
worn, affording much convenience to
business men and others who have to go
from School street to CM attest.

An Associated Prom dispatch. sent out
tnnn Stamford, says that Henry Albin.
of Norwulk, formerly of tlust piece, who
is :in‘eldsrly married man, was cellist:
one. young widow in Long Ridge last
night. when he was tall-on lrom the
house by neighbors, tuned and feathered
and sent home. Albin moved here from
Stamford a short time ago and lives on
upper llain 8"le

 

 

 

 

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PLAISTED’S‘
82ch Wine
and iron

ARE THE BM SUMMER 1'0le
YOU CAN USE. TRY THE”.

Only 75c.

l. H. Plaisled,

Drugglst
ll Nestinglon it. So. Intent.

 

A. Brut-sy, Budget of Ira-s'TA-mu the
' Pam's Run or! Town.

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The “local-lire companies meet this
evening.

The monthly meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club will he held this evening at
8:” o'clock.

Rev. A‘. 2. Robbins attended the con-
ference of Baptist ministers All. New
Haven yesterday.

 

 

Apropos of the lute national reunion of
rod-nus at Washington, Mrs. Margaret
E. Saugater has written a patriotic poem,
entitled “Then and Now-«G. A. 12..
Washington”? 8?2 " which will appear in
llnrprre Bust for October 8th. The
same number of the Beast will contain
”A Tutuultuoue Engagement"-a dc~
liglitlully interesting story by' Gertrude
Smith-end a charming article by “anon”
llurlund,entitlod "The Middle Baby."

w. .~..~ VJ»;

J. ll.~Andason, a Stanford real saints
agent. reports thefollowing louse: For
Mrs. Caroline Swartwout, her furnished
residence on Prospect street. to Dr. L
Rockwell, of South Norwalk.

The Floral Circle of King's Daughters
of the First Baptist church Inc! with
bliss Dionne, cl Mott avenue, last evening.

 

Last evening.“ Republican headquart-
en. a matching club was started by scver~
nl members of the Y. ll. 6. A.. but owing
tothe laten'eu of ' the hour the meeting
was gljoumed untill Thursday night at 9
0‘~l‘lltk,~lhfih§y. ll. (1. A. mums.

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Theaetui-unnuul business meeting of
the Y, W. C. '1‘. ll. will beheld tlliseven-
ing at 7:45, sharp. All committees and
superintendents“ departments am By
pecwdto report work done during the
last six months.

—Re§soneble prion at Lane's depot
rosenurnut. Opousllnight.
3——--—i——uap

Yesterday m,.1~c Seaman
woe riding acres the Washington street,
bridge on it'- bicycle. hostrnck Prank
L'Hommedicu and hunched him down.
Frank S. Ayree s—istod him up and
found he was uninjured.

noun lcnfifilm mum,

Prank Josephs and Fairlie F'itageruldarhb
were out hunting Sunday when caught

Laying the Corner nuns.

(in Berkeley street the wild walls arise.
Solid and llrm as the enduring hills;
Berkeley '. sweet name. which brtngsthc upper
akin
Close toonr heart awhlch every interim thrills!

Temple of God, center at all our hops.—
Hopes of n blissful immortality ..
Which we. in lnntis beyond. shell surely see,
And shall why for eye. while the bright slopes
We traverse ol the hills beyond in new.
”Mint-Ins delectable. on which will bow
All righteous meant earth in that grant day.
When God shall out His jewels in «ray.

Will (ind indeed consent to dwell unearth ?
um an abiding place with none or men?
in temple made with bands will be have hearth

 

A lively light occurred betwren :ta'o
berhrrsonKuight street this morning.
“relight was declared I draw in two
rounds. Someblood was spilled, but all
trees at the traces were ronwval belon-
iho proprietor appeared on the Boone. ‘

‘l‘heOonrt oi Burgoesoa met last even.
ing nud transacted routine business They
awarded the contractlor the macadamia.-
lng of Alain street from lloyt atruot to
[the Nov} Canaan read and peving the

same street from Wall to lloyt street.

in \Viltnl'J til I“ Game Warden Ernest Ah" the diucuulnn 0' ”m Mb" hmi And borne. till i hriat Incarnate motes again
Koch, o In" been mud and the. the electing udjmlfl'l'd "Mil "“8 To take mplelc Wiccof this sphere
'in h' m 3m Townsend "min“. when petition; gm] new but. Which not line ullghled Him and Ills do.

 

manila;
To hold all hearts in amt anhlectlou here.
To hold all power in Ills plowed launder

A: through a glass. but darkly now. are View
The Blessed Mons, waiting our emprisst

When to those eurihly homes we bid adieu.
When to unending life our souls art-o.
\Vs shull he with our Lord in Parasites.

This is our hope, it moot be subtitled:

We shall obtain the prizes on ions penned;

lla who live- not-‘wboee spirit never fainte-

Shall have lull part in glory with the salute.

Meanwhile. we need our churchea"and our
shrine.

To help us walk within the heavenly ll'nuu.—~

Alters for wovahlp, chairs for autumn prulse.

That we may learnou earth the tonal lays

Which hove begun shall be continued there

in life now AM by our lslth earl prayer.

0h! blues-d service. which the auger throw.
lulantlotlovuandllght.“ Joy and song.
The company innumerable iota.

mesa-ill he in order. Tita'court will
confer with Jam W. Hyatt mrdiug
theloweribg oftheborse our track» on
llulnstroet.

'l‘lseColornd Campaign club met ut
their room last evening and elected
thefollowingpamauentmcers for the
clubr J. H. Starks. prettiest; (l. W.
Wtwluy,wica president: J. (ionlon,
second rice president; N. N. Jackson,
secretary; J. Gordon, cor. secretory
it. H.1'aylov, treasurer; financial com-
mittee, G. W. Whaley, J. D. Taylor, C.
Waldron, William Hamilton. N. If.
Jackson, J. ll. Starks. A committee
waeuppoiutodby the chair on banner
undtransparenoian.conslstlngof J. Gor-
don. P. Weston, William thloy, N.
Fol-latte"). Weston, A. Bhowell. The

Tbereiaulswagainstbunting on Sun-
mm.m:mm odicials propoasbav-
mingtbriragmiaenforceit.

~Gruud full opmlng of millinery and
cloaks, Wednesday, Thursday and hid
day,h, dand'lthatll. Krlegur‘s. '

(blonel Froathauirlsprctod the steam-
erWuterbury.wbichb-aboon WA
to take the Fourth regiment inflow
York next Toosdsynud being diasatfllelt
withthe accommodations for the men
has mended in getting the germ
mastsegoneraltocharterouooftheliow
Bamhouhwhieh is lsrpsrand more
commodious. It is expected that the
llurwdbaud Stamford companioswtll
humdtycu the Ball train in the
ovenlngforllrldpsport, and will “The di-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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lot while; Aubert-lasts; or “up.
With torvsat prises that-ll within; the arose
(it thy blessed influence may crane to be
Worthy oflifomttlml, them elven. and thee.

lay lls who is the living corner done,
ills bios-tag new vouchers on our «prise:

 

 

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Ind 75' m‘ m” ”M“ l" W w “oimfl‘i‘iin..mmm
domed A. Pails. w-‘f‘i’mn w» mew-.3. cw...“ £‘“"“ruflmt“m
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experience In an York Mbmmwubuw mummmusggizm

Will “.1- Bun“.

to In York whmummg. Arraunomeuts for Abs lluttlelpt‘oll or
,wherehaaupeutsdfo m tlaOounectbltWeinthebigCo
bullet tub. M hb head. Olesrllorlhop tout uprluouer to lumblunpva'adshllquork.0etohsrll,
inhaler-annihilate m tall yesterday morning. mmabontoonplstal. Anthem
wombat tbs pmmflfltbm tor a train ”anagrams-nanny»
seas hours, be last one health. the this sdtopsadlttsaspsondthutbs briga-

‘liuy sumsbatobut ()me maver- adowiliuluhuahuuppuatunu.
mmwusflwmmm 'l'tvo lures bests will nomad
momma-unwed la thicken-Window”

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A. chkcrman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.

V'wblcbvsre arriving daily, but

less of mode.
A! Mum know when

LEADING

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Gill. I BIA]! CELEBRATION.

Win at the hints of cola-bun Pur-
e“ in new Haven.
The big Colombian
sunbeam, ..
“RING!”
orsntomuuchtutportaucoto the order.
withhe- a ut- them-tho
filth; or
erosion there will be three elegant ileum,
illustrative of important events in the
life of Columbus, bk appearance at the
court 0;. Ferdinand and Isabella and
be'ore the council at Salamaucs, and
in sddltion a car repruoutiug the forty-
tour states by lorty‘ ‘four children,
dreamed in red, white and Moe, the
whole magnificute oar surmounted by
unelevated seat with canopy for Him
Columbia. There will be an oration on
“1er Haven green nt 3 p. “L, fol-
lowed by a concert of the consolidated
hands, lorty in number, and singing of
an original anthem by the church choirs
at New Haven. and the congregated '1,-
llllll members. The national anthem of
Spain. Italy. France, Germany, America
and lreland will be rendered by the con-
solidated bands. ’l'ltoeutireconoertvvill
close with the united church chain and
the assembled multitude singing "Ameri-
cu" withan accompaniment of a brass
band of 1,000 pieces.

 

 
 
 

 

 

listing In the northwest.

Whoever passes along the main rot-all
stveetotBeattleaadhappous tonoticcthe
counters in the principal fish store will be
astonished. In the chromatic display of
tbecaptlre creatures! the seats the text
for another chapter on future wealth for
Washington They bavetbo thesalmon.
though that catch, to omitted to Oregon
and Alaska. There are in the northern
waters and banks thousands at mtlea' in ex-
tent: halibut, oudilah, rock cod,
base. melts, shrimps, herring: and oysters

areal! abundant. Apparently the usher-
lea moutwclgfl‘thoso or theoastas the timber
bolt. excels that. Which once incloued the
great lattes.

Candor compels me to say that the
Mile fish. with one exceptiomare in
Mortothoaamekindaofflab in theeast,
yet. they are not wanting in fine qualities.
The halibut of Washington and the north
is, I believe, the finest seallah for the table
that is known in America. The tiny
muddy oysters, the also of a dime or
quarter. are the meanest productof that
no. but they tind a ready sale and urn ud—
ntirod. Since that iauo, hope for all the
rest should he rampant. Their crabs. on
the contrary, are not. more samples; they
are wholesale products, regular marine
monsters, and all the better tor that since
they make good food.

The fishing that must in a few years

Ioekthe waters of the Pacific with sails is
scarcely begun. There is only a million
invested in it, and only a million a your .3
produced by it. —Juliun Ralph in llarper’ a.

 
 

 

 

‘ leuugnllnd The" Brother.

“l’m going to join the army. and will be
gone three years.” Thus wrote a young
man tohiadeurcid mother and status at
home. The boy was under sentence to the
state prison when he wrote the letter that
he on
his w
guilty of forgery. and the judge in pro
nonuclng sentence upon him pave him
threeyeura at hard labor in the Oregon

tourist-y.

This was several months ago. One Sun-
day afternoon a couple of young ladies,
muss, newarrlvals in Salem. visited the
prison. 'l’bey arrivodtco latotobsud-
mlttcd to the services. but. were given acute
in the waiting room. At the first sound
from the choir they were tolerated, hates
the music 0! the song lllled the chapel and
responded throughout the wider-s they
recognised a familiar mud lunsweot
tonedvctcethutcarrledtheair. They ad-
vsncsd nearer to the chapel. impelled by
they knewnct what, and glancing through

thebumll doors trod wrong the
stem the stripes, the absent
brother who they believed was serving his
country in the army.

The recognition was mutual. And it
was pitiful. The shock was more than the
delicate nerves of the young women could
bear. lint it is cnlyoua incident of the
many. Thuprlsunla fullot udromaucsa
and expectations thatura never realised.—
Balrm (0n) Statesman

l-itnlin' Handwriting. -
laryx Wilkins. the story writer whom
mstlmeuvhtun‘rxooklyghuodwnlalest
biographer. lists puon . a rush
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New York's League lie-elects
S” J. B. Thacher President.

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he. All Duos-Lentils” M
shares-menu. Bunnfln—Dnvlslm
Uncommon! (has the Attacks lads on
III- by the New York Demoernta.

tints You, Oct. L—Tbo convention of
theBtatc [league of Democratic Clubs at
Chickerlng hall bad a much smaller eta
tendanoe than was anticipated, but the
bodymude up in enthusiasm what it lacked
in numbers. Hon. William Sultana! New
York, wee made permanent chairman He
dellveradnabort addms, in which bear
anllodtbe “manufactured perverted nin-
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your Inspection. ‘.
Special Priors to those who Wam quantities

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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR-

33 Washington street. South Nor-walk.
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devoted to an nttuck on the elections bill.
An incidental reference to Senator Hill and
bluudvtce to “organize! organise!" elicited
loud applause The committee on platform
then reported: 2
The Plntln'rls.
The platSorm ludorsoa the principles oi

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Taylor at Golden.
RealEsAaleandlnsurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookin for slot or its
with the view rob-oi .argsl‘l’lstn‘edx‘it‘o
cull not! examine our Imull n have then f
sale in every pnrtof the city at rraeonub
rinse and on our terms.

 

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few words, saying: “We deem it unname—
uury to add anything further mrding
thopuramonnt issue, lines on , J‘ion
stitcnn bean musterful as the ndntlruhle
latter of acceptance of Grover Cleveland
undthe'xreat Brooklyn speech of Duvid
B. Bill."

Considerable spec: is devoted to the fed- 8580!:

oral elections bill, which is dononnc .1! in
unmeasured terms The people of New
York are warned that not the south, but
every state In the Union is involved in the
late, and an explanation is given of how
an army 0! federal omciels worfing nutter
the provisions of the locus could thwart
thewlll o! the people in cl and adds:

Such methods and such results. confined
with the pinn whereby absolutely portion fed-

would result immediately in the establishment
danollgnrehyln this countrynndnltimstsly
lu bloody revolution.
Duvlrl lurtln n
The action of the national Republican
ounmlttoo in bringing David Martin from
Phlluddphiu to this city is vigorously de-
nounced and Martindescribed as a dis
reputable rascal. n rum-u at the polls, a
manipulator of ballot boxes and a dispenser
efcrn-rnption funds. andenya:
lthumatter oloommou fame in Phlladel

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:umlnsbowaqlrsy.wasurglugthatho
appointed to an huportnnt federal omce.
Buthwuappdntsmandnow Presiduttlinr—
hereundertakentonaointho
ultyol NewYork Iartiu‘s Cpudal faculties.
whichluduiuiromtho past. can only baa:-
urtodin thecorrnptlonofvotorg undifpomb

mellobu l. Davenport and the works of
"fleets of Five" Dudley and “Boast lnlln-
snuss“ Beckett.

The platform then denounces the extrav-
agant administration of Benjamin Harri
ouclndoraesthc erlmintstratlonsof Grover
Clnoland, David B. Hill nod Roswell P.

“o‘er, charges the loss or the o orld’s tn: '

to New York to Bopubllcun tricks, and
conclusion thus:

We heartily More: the candidates nomi-
nntud and the multiples announced by the

Wild Enthusias- ror Ill“.
The platform submitted having been
adopted unanimously, Charles I". Brown,(

o! Ulntorccunty, who madeuloug
inwhlchhesnld

'l‘hagnatawarseusootthapartydemandod
Mil-tall. uhculd land tho ticket which
humus-nouns! mentored-ad
tiny-nod“. antberof the stile-
ta nonhlsmtodnylnthe
any in Kew York The

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the white man. lying:
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house

homeo'ill‘bgeswm "Mia‘s” ”will"! A l t.
in

South lain street. South Nanak. PP y I

ABDIBS with good references can be
ommodated with Aim—class board.
Apply telll Water street. South Norwalk.

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HOOD reliable girl as nurse for child live
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years old. Must be well recommended.

 

ATHOROUGHLY competent girl for gen-
eral housework in unmnll fnmlly'. la-
qnlro at it Union Park. a3) tf

W- 1H1 El. ._._.....4_.____

SWORD floor of house x. 5505M": avenue.
“Namath. containing 4 rooms. lty

water in. Kent 39. Inquire of Mn. Thomas

B. Smith. on the premises, oil lw

1106- SE ninth-wood avenue, furnished or
unfurnished, at very low rent by the

or for the winter. Address Mrs. P. ll.
yton. South ‘t'orwalk. Conn.

I‘lliST- CLASS house with all improve--
moms: in good lacallly. lnunlreof lamb
ll. Lnyton. Agent. 01 Zr!

 

IIOUSE of seven rouge o: Cider a ‘Prii
r Alton p y to e
numeral-Aflrfiin street. v an r

HMALL tenement. borough water. to Ameri-
i run couple, on children Apply to F‘ A.
Combs Ever-Atley avenue. Swill

 

lRS'l' tioor of fire mm: to a larnil
adults. lnqulroof W. H. Smith. if

I OWER part of house, consisting of tire
A rooms and basement the Huntiajitm
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