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IsldattheOpssa lssssssderthslns-
, wen u use. scans. The annual June iestivsl oithe ne-
church at orwslk Opera
AWIWOIvenlhythefaplla was m a” N
at,“ Plane.” Vesal Monuments
-’ hammer” oi Itrs. Horny
inner-mower: mom with Ill-WW (“mm“)
illl Iii-l i l givenbythe ll lxdttlsJaps. “ , ” Weohasrinllygivaspaeetotbeiollow-
silksplsso and vocal departments of ' ”I "mum... h‘mmm’ MM”
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/ oiliIsescsllentmuslcal work Mu
dons they‘oongladies under the di-
smissals: w. s. Willis and run
suds. sure. bothoillsw York city.
The young ladies acquitted themselves
, with great credit. The performance
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m, leaving nothing to be m “Mm”"'°'"°'”'"’”"‘°"
Theiollowingprogrammswssreodered:
Plans Wham-situate ..... Bring
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larrsr Brothers.
Ilsa. 8. B. Webb were well chosensud
lmery eskesndcreamweresold.
castrads
“Willis.” flrsmdhfllm.
w-nssfluo bprusuhbsingdetainsd
at her home in New York byillneas.
lb'illisonwas muedinwhite silk
mallet“ Warminkcrepe; Iii-s
m, heliotrnpe bediord cord;
”Ineqwltitslawnandpiukm
mammalian-rem.
testhsocadsdwhitssilk.
In]: fill]! A estrous.
W1. I’.B.c.l.llntos toss
, mule-treat.
Alutilgoithsenecntivscorsmittse
“kWh Union,Y. P.8.C. E
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ulna! church. last 1155M. “’0 WI
manaikymresiding. inthe
stairs or the may. Iliss Lydia
”,Arthnrfl. sts appointed
lion tsvoring the contraction and the
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a lmalk Attorney.
The civil suit oi John Hinton, E South
Norwslk, vs. Attorney Joseph A. Gray.
at Norwaik, which wrs to have been
tried beiore Justice Coolidge this mom-
ITIL
usdingdslenus to thesational conven-
tion at Houses! next month, the io'tw
morning at 9 o'clock.
The suit grew out oi a bill which Dir.
man. Reproduced some hills against
lr.lortion,aothatthebalaueaduetha
plaintllwesonly“. Thscreewasad‘
journal [or onewrek,pndiugsnsmi
Thou-wishing tohs Ineladadin When-oddest”. Inflor-
”is-Hashim .rs. Dnfidwardflchnsllhassoldonooihia
:51: ' '0' W‘ In“ easiest them horsesandpurchsaedaWumhiahicycle.
m. “““MMW'WWW‘” CharleaG.Iorehotsaelaittowntoday
essay, Marne; wars.» moonstone: Threeoriortr
MIMMRMb-tks doungauhmsneouuscud with rnann-
aludths’fsisl‘lbwss bekiastuy teetering leave and a handful oiont
sidcsmstlrstnigtrtnndsroneoitboas
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with ball attachment, making it the lightest runner, quickest cutter, most poisloss
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HOME IAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NOWALK.
HIB uluo elves wAv.
n. roses Ike-tar Maser—g l.‘
. lips- Osatsassse Dad. ‘
Wasrusoros, June Bran-heme
worth Learns a a. llorwalk mm m lows “mum
Em,uugj‘hgm"w|,wa nuns-summarise
tended. Theiollowingprograrumewss Immwfipfi'fl-
rendered; wars'sluarverrrssnarsaam assess:
flldghmPnnosndllauJo—“W tors-arrearsteswrartrsroau.
Oneeortwlceksldt lb mm
plansoi workhshadunderway.
compelled to ratarntokishurse.
evcspokentoahoutthe
break down complstely
y that appeared in a Norwalk contempo-
m I "mggufifiif “Md" rary on Saturday last. in a personal let
(Wren to stem, Brothers) Bum“ ter he adds, "1 know for s (set that Mr.
pressaes
bersoihialarnlly.
cidsut is positively prohibited.
limbs-t ssysthat herhushand was
very despondeut and that the
preyed upon his mind to such an mm
that she (cared permanent injury would
result. The report upon the street was
that Mr. Dent had gone crazy.
NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.
Joe Johnson's ladlapssltls- W. (la-sad
0°“th Jones, lira. Brady. llr. Gilbert sndJ
11]. “up“, Rpm my“! "mm. “mm mm 13”"de
selves artists of merit, their seleetious by the Hour reporter and donotcousider
brine thoroughly colored- le IMO the lakes nuisance.”
Editor of Wilton Miner—It issupposed
as in other entertainments in which they fitth'fir'ng: Big-3:? ”ions:
have participated. The readings by . "a!“ ’
We have to mind the eiiort oi the Nor
wall reudmed, Alterthe entertainment :3; ngwgkwmyx evils 0' the
stated, ior some unknown cause there
has been great mortality among the
a m SPECIAL B080"!!! IBBTING. smaller lish, tho 1’“le dltliculty aria.
Me “V "PW" Amtlnls ter lawsrsoa “unrest. in; thereirom has been to make extra
m‘m' h‘fi’njkh'm ”I.” “"08 I“ “I” I'll... 'mk [a If. “do" {M 'munl ow“.
Aspeeialboroughmeetingwasheldat seer oi these waters,who many times
the town house last nightto authorise daily makes the circuit oi the lake. pick-
thebulldiugoi'sewersonllimcrest boule- ing up the fish insbasket as noon as
vsrd. Butler street and Stuart smut. they float.irom which theyaredeposited
and to authorise the appropriation oi in theground endeavored up. At this
moneyiorthework. J. T. Prowrtt esti- writing, the find which rewards the
matedthe cestoi constructing the Elm- careful search. has decreased from two
cvestsewer at .900, and oilered a resolu- bushels to not more than hall a dozen
tionthst the sewerbebuiltsndthst the fish daily. The Hour has taken great
money to pay for the workbespprorniat- responsibility in ring the names oi resi—
ed from the borough treasury. Alter s darts cl Baden Hill without permission,
low remarks irom J. B. llurlbutt, invor- claiming the reservoir to bee nubrume
lug the resolution, it wns unanimously and the sir aloud with fishy odors. We
carried. Arthur 0. Wheeler oliered a protest against the liberty as well as
resolution that a sewer be located in and ourtlvely deny the assertion. fi’he resi-
tbrough Butler street. The estimated dents all take pleasure in the prettysheet Hid
all V. C3330- Aiterabrieidincumiou of water nestling among the hills and
Ill“ mm VII aha mm. It WIS you my joum’ the United 8W“! over
estimated that than.“ on Smart “0- and a more healthy section, with sweeter
one would cost inmndshborhwlol str,eannot be toned. lore might be
”.800. Wilbur fiellcck uttered a resolu- .u, but we will be brief.
Fan. Elven, Us... Julie 11-;
wutskenillouboardtba '
Pligrlmu thearrlvdofthellfitin
hawas removedtothsllel-
lcullonse. Hr. letter-son's illnuatllrat
nppearedtoheota serious natumand it
wufssred that snattaekois
wasthrsstuad Aconsultatiouwasheld,
and a New York specialist wastelegraphed
ior.
Thomas Jeiierson has arrived from Burr
aard's Bay,aud later 0.3.Jalersouand
J. W. Jaflersoarvgistersd iromllawYolk.
Thepllylidlnsllltlthltthepluutm
quietly last night and would probably be
all right today. The order ior the New
York specialist was countera'rnnded. It
was feared by many that lir. Jameson
wnssnleringirornarelspseoi theglnnd-
ulsr trouble. but the sickness was [toba-
bly nothing more than an attack oi indie
Pennsylvania realm-stern.
Wasulxflol, June li.~'l'he following
iourth class postmaster: were appointed:
Robert G. lugermll:
Dun first For runny years i and my friends
. have been warm admirers oi you asarnanoi
lmrlilgrntr and brains. but the time has come
when you should lay all this shell oi unbeliei
which octopus like mmrmrls you and come
' truth in the emu Eight oi helix-tend faith before
you are taken irorn hence.
Row. ”dear-sir. I domt wish to enterlnto
any dehsleon the subject oi religion. l intend
«mrertyrm. lizsve rmnrly come to this
coun "from lsrmlnn. slum: with much ful-
lowers. and no are pwmrln: In sire in them.
ands oi Amemmn N..- "hr rrlighm 0i man"
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Pan. Rivas. lam. June 11-Depnty
Warden Hughes and Keeper 'Hromas Ile-
llanus oi the Kings county (N. “peni—
tentiary. arrested here James Fur-man, col- kind
IWM‘ 0‘ money '0' ll” work. Aflouth Norwalk gentleman who hn
Iir. Selleck's resolution was unanimous- My“! “a inquired about “.9 matter.
'1 W. says that in all Inervoir and lakes
1031'th Vii. GRAY. small fiehdie in large numbers during
r spawning time. eerlyin the summer.
A “It (trawl-g out at a Bill collected by m number of (kid my, 9mm
irom the city rrserroir decreases daily;
they are promptly buried by the attend—
ored. whoescaped irons the prison in Brook-
lyn. monon- located theirrnaninau
Answan street den, where he was
in playing pool. A revolver was t rust
through the .window by t
corned Furman, while
entered and captured him.
able prooi. Tin rix‘
religion of any v.1 .
A hull III Ill. the Flood.
TOPEKA, June ll.-——Two miles west 0!
Council Grove a cloud burst over mm
using the stream to overflow its
banks. Bevsrslhundred
sway.am than the
railroad . A west bound 1
train ran into the breach. Thsenglnsar
and fireman saved their livesbyjnmping
M- "- film“ “l" ”m “m" u. . Stanley Neuer and daughter mu.
are vrslting in Shaman. N. J.
Gray collected for Ir. Iortmsmharging, The Baptists h". MM": their
it n alleged, more than his legal lee. “'"b‘"! "" “mm" -
11,, “0'! given by 0.. o! a” Mi“ in- Ilium Albina and Belle Tuthill hnro
termted is that a South Norwslk mau "Wind ironr WVIIW.L1-
owed Ir. lortonior laying a sidewalk. Dudley Tripp and his sister. from
the bill was put in Attorney Gray's Brooklyn,arethe gnestsoi llr. and lire.
hands (or arllection. lie wrt not as RobertDibhle.
' prompt ‘ ll“. 3'5““ “and him ‘0 b" ‘0 lira Arthur L. Ogden. who has been
lItliommmv‘omlAlton“?!WIN-"ho visiting lira. c. L Ogden. basseturned
brought suit aphid the South Norwalk .0 her home in 3., can”.
lies Bdrm Mills was surprised Thule
day evening by about twenty i
who had a mostsnjoyable time.
. m m ‘M “IO Idij- Tbesnblectoiliev. Q0. Wh'l lef-
. ment,Attovnq,(iray,i{isallegcd.wrote M” the DW“? chumh. ”“10””
tothefionthflorwaliman mum. to. who'lffh‘M'Vng: mn-
anon must be paid at orvnsndltwas bambhl‘huizhfiumsm h-
m I'll“! paid. Ir. Gray. the plaintifl a-erta, it: on m '0
~ a. In. uokosthhtsnpercsut. m tor coilect- returned iron 101:9“ “grove seminary.
.g... d.“ W,M.M. lug not only oathaflflrntiortheen- Sunless scrim. or southernm-
‘a I tirehrlloiflomore,thensentllr.llm-Illluulwumpauitdhy
Ilrss 8mittr,oneoi herclsrsmatea.
”a...“ w~~m-¢.__.._
Preside-I wul lot (is how.
Wmtnorox. June 11—" is probable
that the pruident will
Mrs. Cleveland to Gray Gablssrssst week.
audthat lira. Bis-ell, wlis oi the post-
master general, will make the Journey with
Mrs. Cleveland. The president does not
expect to join her at Gray Gables tor any
lengthy stay until the middle oi July.
a vast writ. In.» assets.
‘ llam,Jnns17.—l'atrolmru Brew-
and Bellman got into an alienation
other almost inausslbie with
t sticks. Bellman's head was
horribly gashed In seven plans, and he
maynot recover. The quarrel aroaeover
the capture of a runaway horse.
not accomyrany
Ira. Grant to loot Ira. Davie.
new You. June 11-h“: l'lyrsrs ll
Giant and Mrs. Jrlrrsou Davis are to
meet stCr-anston'son the "Mann, which
is In sight oi the West Point Military acad-
limnavhwtl aspara-
Will-adults...“
Roll. is. in. June 11-41.. lorttsth aa-
nlversary oi thallew York Pr-
tion willlrsobserrsdthelastwaakla ans
tor Alb-st, Is... to mend a weak
witbkbsouanddsngktar.
Aeowtiasaaesoithssslsoiltooksbe—
hngingtotheWfllhmntVeedr-st'rts
willhaheldnsathdnesdsyatlo
Ii- MeWaaderght'oi Alonso
lha‘lya.
, hula-JJ-lw-Ih-Wmhm‘w wu.mwmwmm.n.c..m
'Inwmaaura- meat Won the so: to ma. ”w “wowmflm
fineness-maestro ammuwwkm
Jimmy ldnsy hrs been trading the
”starlets streetcresslegtortbe
fill-35%"..m
prebsklykaswuallttla
lapse
urns Recs. Jana fir—J
mm
. Bellamy“
no. I"; has. ,
ltaw roan. Jase 11.40- mas. se-
a “en."'
““00““
We have opened a complete
line of Clothan for
YOllthS’.
Men’s.
or Chlldre‘n'e
wear. from the cheapest to the
finest grades.
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RELDEll HILL PROTI 8T8.
me or coalescent" """“"’""""‘“"‘ loss races or run rarer-n or
"T0 ClillVER: ” “I: x lllll
An English Praying Baud Un-
dertaken the Job.
MYTHBYWAITHIHI'OBALBADB
“memento-or nov- a...
Aral-Vale Baum WWII-“Ila
blames-”mum”
N" Kalil, June ill—Colonel Robert G.
Inmulaltuntll aiewdaysagothathe
wands Icainst the campaigning oi reli-
gionlals who sought to convince him at
theerroroi biswnyv. llehad not heardoi
“Gordon Lawrence. P. .l. 8.," u mysteri-
ous individual who rent a communication
to'the colonel. which has given the genial
Mhinker quite a shock.
“Gordon Lawrence. P. J. S." proposesto
convert the colonel. lie. at the head of n
praying hand, has come all the way from
burden to dothe job,andwhen itisao
complished Colonel lugersoll is to be made
highpriest,ssltwere.oinhrandnewrelt
“Gordon Lawrence. P. J. 8.," and his
colleagues announce that they are holding
nightly prayer meetings in front of the
colonel's house, 400 Filth srenue. Perhaps
they do not know that the colonel is enjoy-
ing life in Dobbs' Ferry. They calmly an-
nounce their intention oi praying daily
outside the colonel's onlee door at 20 N”
ssu street, and calculate that in three
weeks he will be ready to embrace thenew
Colonel lugersoll was busy in his private
ofllce when a tall.vvall dressed stranger.
evidently an Englishman, entered the
outer room and handed a letter to a clerk
with the request that it he delivered
promptly. The stranger withdrew with n
smile and n polite how, and the letter,
which was addressed to the wionel, was
opened by his private secretary.
“'anl sum to last The-s.
lie read it, threw it into n wnste basket.
fished it out, re-renrl it end finally handed
it in reluctantly to bin chief. llere is the
'l 'u .15 ll 1‘ the mmi sen-
? um rrhcmnst. “'e
slblesnd Law! .I - '
.l .. .
mt, You? l~ lult‘lulu
lniolte lulu! EL: !lwv':-nndn nun! tlmumnllsul
diaeatirflwl more and wnmru m Protestant-m
and t‘hthr-llcmn tr-lm.
You ru-crl nu: l’mlnlrl of l:;.
stun» main; today in r) u .
thlgr'ountry. oi om» [vi-riot» nrrnyrul Mum: the
other. oi prom-her lunlmg u M. w. .u-h. r. uml
class-overall. lt lo mull“. in «no rlttnrpltn.
and no one is perhaps hem-r xm'nrr oi illla than
This religion in u rrammllxlr religion. it in
not like the Salutlun 3me in ita m Hulls. but
we believe in harlm: at its hunt a nun like
yoursrli. sgiaur inu lln'illally suvl nt'hrinrian
thouh as yet ran linlrsllut'rl‘. With a hauler
like you we could ewe-op the country and train
thousands oi mun-rte tor the religion oi all
“'9 are believers in prayer, end by prayer we
hope to ronrrrt you to this new rr-llrdnn for
which you can do so much mind. For mural
nights past land my follower»- hme {my-er! at
the zlmr at your "widow-o that the am! and
kind main-r would prr-er-rw you (or this «rent
mount. Sow we shall prayhy nights. well
as by clay. We shall no in your place at resort
by day and pray that you will be mnrrria-rl and
arrept the leadership oi our religion and be-
come latter oi the Society of All Souls.
We will have a national hourluuartrrs In New
[will call upon you lnaiurtnleht insecure
v answer tonne reorient. We [eel confident
hat time our slot-ta in prayer will have
worked your salvation. Yours to save all unis.
uoanoa IJlulfli'l. i'. J. 6.
”1 sin mm! to this sort
Presidential Pearl-casters.
Wumnmix. June it. » The lullowln.
presidential "minim-tern were nprminterl:
Julius Deming at Llh-l.tlelri.t‘onn.. "to it.
Pratt. rrvurruisslnn expired.
Adrian Norman at I'm-ole. .‘l. J..rirc ll. ll,
leflmw. Mimi.
K. 0. Reynolds at "avert-"IV. .‘3. Y.. the n.
W. Oldfield. mmmlulou uptml.
asley at Montana. 2‘. Y.. virel.
. oumlssloo aaptml.
ran-mummy.
ilk-The Herald says
,npon theth
l irlrnd oi the president.
rhetdedtoeallaamrsswsion
nimMmBrpt-laadtbsthisao
tints In doing sols hoards
tsqulriesaeto request-outmoded eon-
gsassrasrr regarding the Mien-arr silver
out. June
t it is seen
‘I’lrs Cowboy
ll. NehJune
All the Latest Novelties tn
childrrn’s Suits a Sprain, A
OIWHIOHWIHAVIAVIBYMLIN“ I
F umishing Goods!
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lflllilllllll 0008., _
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coherence emu J.T.Pr0Wllll‘rfl=
Another matter for your con-idem 96 Washington St.
.65.
Ledies’ Vests in .1
short sleeves, or sleeveless,
hadieo’ sum Wat
cambric, lawn and
31.09, 81.49. each.
——..____
Infant’s and Children’s Muslin Bonn
eta and Hate, at. 125$,
19c., 250., 35c., 49c.
——_...._
Special values in fast black. oatmen,
Umbrellas. in 24 and 265 inch, at 75c, 89c.
$1.49., “.75., 81.98., $2.49., $2.69.
H»—
and water sets. at 81.
HO—
DOM ESTlCS.
300 due. Linen Towels, 4 for 25c. kw
Our entire line of Lndies' Calico Wrappers, at cost. A GOOD Tm,
Salami Isrnalt.
,we place onrwlo. will other special inducemeu
some of the allow to buyers of .
Wall Paper
ersey Ribbed and Summer Merino, long or to _
5""! 100w 12in. 2143., 23c, 39c, 49c. '1 0;? week. commencing 3,... ‘
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ete, white, black and colored, in calico, -
sattoen, at 290., 390.. 49c. 750.. 89c., 98c" Amm'mdfl'mmmm
FRINGE” SHARES,
finished complete, for
29 cents.
Arrived today.
PARASOLS. Am...“
gloria and silk Sun Scotch-Holland Curiae Poles
, 981:, $1.25., 01.39.,
and Pairtm' Susie:
constantly on hand.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. AllNew Goods-
We buy for cash and sell at
Something new in green trnted glass ware, in 4-piece sets, basis
39;Berry dishes, ati9c. and 59c.;also 1,000 “”1"“ m“ ' m...
Trmbiersilut 225mb: lnrgst size ortrlkhi’rar‘neh Wilndow Screen? ”WEI ~~7—m—I“——————————
n 490 one ,sm er sizes th in wi t an eig t, at 390. an u v
:50. “bob; 10 dozen scrflen‘crioore. 2 atit. 10 ll“. by lift. Sing: 213. m 0 56‘ Wis-M
in. y? it.ut98c.eac care sosowingavery e’ e “Samoan -
of Easels and Pictures suitable for wedding presents, or gifts of mwh‘l'l'fctysfinlw,’
any description. "
all 80:“me
lumen-fl
ents. covers ad
«arm... can... 55.“? " ‘“
amlnceuionn. hydrant allude.“
mwrihnnm 3”me
5 well oi it.
Be pro in run-it,
Advertise in to papers.
i'arrnnlse its merchants.
Elect good men ‘0qu
l'lrr- all inning; 326:5? on m
83 Washington Street. .3335.“ ,2... m... u... 3”“ ..
e
6E0. Vlll ALSTlllE. Prop. 533'? mfiifim "an:
_ . l' planseall
“ .H. KRIEGER,
Millineryjul cloaks.
We are now showing nu elegant line oi Summer Styles in 7 ‘ “an; ‘2‘"
Trimmed and Untrimmed lists. Loghorus and Chip Flats are ““""'"3""’3 ‘7 '
the prevurliug styles for the summer. end we are showing a Because you will ride rs. last. and sun
complete line of these goods.
25c to $2.00, _ “gangsters
A handsome assortment of ladies' Silk Woirts fin Fluids,
Stripes, Envy, Cardinal and Black, from
lt—«Jim Biophens
milespls oi llama coast
and Doc Middleton oiChadrnn. Nab, lb:
lrst 'arrlvals in the cowboy raw, srrivsd
here in the order earned above.
rarer seer s, an Dem.
Monuments, it. it. Jess um
oi Pollen lined cram
shot ta the My rt
Mil llnben ot
rsteonsmc no em.
himuowawayswersbasrlesthatasb
‘ipArlsoas daring her trlpiralruvr-
“0th
fl?“
$3.75 to $6.50. ’ Hmlmisllllt. .
wrrsaeridsarly
etthelegbyllepnty
qualitiesandsoitmsterislasll shades, inthe newest designsol’
eheokasttipeaddnty figures, and plainfsodIeolored grounds
from
390 up to $l.75.
m
WW“ ““"‘ WW“ “Mr H uranarrtr
still“ lilies
ll. 1., km
warthlntkedsal. Dara-sub. Vistas P.-
.arte'rtrelsarlsinsasyrldlagnad quick ro-
ydrtuz. nu iwwr robs reramablethra'ka
We also havouiull line oi Lndieo’ Sailor little in Senate ancuB' BllllS... We
Braids, flllnnds and Swim Straw in all colors from: it Wall St, Israeli. less
Blot-tho r x.
Int—om worry aosspalr akayto-nvtke
Moi rt-liug.
”h
Bestillude.
atthelosrestprioea.
OIL STOVES
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