THE EVENING SENTINBL.
mom.mssrm.
tortilla-"1°"
., two-1w"
In” m.“ Dam
The weather to-day maniacs to hetrom
cloudytopuflydoflyflumpreeededhy
raluandt
high Tooraoerowltpruniass
toheolessaudonoier. tollewedbyrisingtem-
sovrrr sonwsns.
What mmxwoltynrebeing
aadlnytag.
. “Patty" Shaw in playing ball with the
Westch pins tbh afternoon.
An entertainment will be given in the
Grnlteville chapel on Friday evening.
September 8.
A new plate glam window was placed
in Autbmy Gwen's fruit store. yester-
day. to replace one that was in pieca.
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Alive-foot stone foundation was laid
inJ. C. Wilson A: Co's. hat factory,
Thursday, for the new plunlngout ma«
chine.
-Plenty 0! fresh Hoyler's candy at
All the factories and all the stores.
with the exception of the markets,
winch will keep open until 9 o'clock,
willbeclossd Holiday.
One of me Italians working for Cou-
tractcr H. H. Brown wss taken with
cramp yesterday, and this morning was
removed to a hospital in New York city.
Justice Barrettdecided. last evening.
thatGeorgeJohnsou was not guilty of
the theft of August Anderson’ a chickens.
The be men are neighbors living on
Raymond street.
Samuel Sharker wss arrested lust night
for being drunk and tearing things to
[domainasdoon on Wood street. lie
pluded guilty befcreJntice Barrett and
wealluedfl and outgwhich be pnld.
Healeopaid .5 totbeowuercftbe sa-
loonlorthedawmm.
~FalltermolthelerrillBueineesGrl-
lege,liarnlord, Curr» will open Sept. 5.
The Norwalk Wheelclub and a nine
composed of members of the sunday
school of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will play ball on the Dealer
grounds lcnday morning at 10 o'clock.
r-fi 1'“ THEN r—’
Peach Cream is Perfect. and all our A Other Flavors“, are Just noticed.
l
I.|l.Plaisted
Druggist,
Min Willa Horton Roberts, oi New
York city. who is visiting her uncle,
' William Norton. of Taylor avenue,
“ 48“ washlngton St. aparty yesterday to a number oral:
SOUTH 130an wsefrleuda in houorof herfirst birth.
day. ‘
PalestineCatle,No, 2, A. 0. K. of
10.. will not hold a meeting lon-
day evening.cnaccouut 01 Labor Day.
At their next regular meeting. Iouday.
’ Beptember 1i,tbe initiatorydegree will
beccuferredcnseveralcandidates.
-Pienty.ct delicious bread, at Irane'
The Knobitea propose to haves tine
tiumattheirclub bouseonhabcr Day.
Nearly all the msmhers owning boats
havoentered tbsrnfortberaces.audan
eilortwlll beudetohaveaswimmiug
match. There will be dancing in the
evening.
Charles E. Ferris will start this after-
uocnln the yacht liary Amelia onhia
Lilrrlrrn
. Inlnnow receiving the
chbriatiu itetzmil-
Budayat locus. and
tap. m..is Is Temperance llama!
been late wrest. Bests evolves and
.brn;
So. - Norwelk.
"raw. c.8urke.,.ir.,wh has been
strlousiy sick at hw home on West
strectisimproviug.
The employee oi Tn Mm will
' observe labor Day; consequently no
paperwillbeimuedimmtbisolhceuest
lionday.
The lord's Bupperwili be celebrated
attbeOougrqatinnalcburcbWw
morning. lutbeevsulugtbepastcr'wlll
preachtoemployes ou“SomeThongbts'
icrIahnrDay.”
-liew lottoday. rm marshmallow
drop-formulaic Estradue.
Henry 0. Bailey, vice-president of the
Oougreptioual Young People’s“ Bodety
of Cbrbttau Endeavor. will not lead the
meeting in the Baptist church tomor-
‘row evening.
The Amrient Orderof Hlbsrulaus will
boldacounty convention in theBlber-
niau Billes’ Hall. Bridgeport, tomorrow.
Tbedelegatm from the booth Norwalk‘
division are John I". Burke, Timothy
Haber. James H. Nagpur, John L.
Kelly and Dennis O'Brien. and from
Norwaik. Timothy Byrnee, P. A. Nur-
pby,P. P. Cavauagb. Ir. Carney audl
thevice president. ..
The latesttime table of the Consoli-
dated‘roadccntaiuaauentirely new map
otthetsrritorycoveredbytbercadJn-
eluding its various connections. This
map is much more accurately drawn
than any previous map in the time
tablesaudsbcwstherseuliaotthelatest
dealeottheroad. Thenewmsp shows
the Cape Cod connections and ruusas
faruortbaslgDesertlslasd.
—-'I‘be Herriil College of Stamford an
uounces. thh year1 a thorough English
preparatory school for boys and girls
from eleven years of age and upwards.
l-‘all opening September 5th. Secure
seats now. ______ _
Our friend Theodore‘e shoe business
has grown to such mammoth proportions
in Southorwalk that behae been obliged
to have a wagon made to deliver goods to
his customers. The vehicle came bright
and fresh today from Henry Tilly's
carriage works on North Main street. It
bsuhstautialiy built. handsomely paint.
edJike all of Ir. Tllly‘ a work 'and both
the maker andtheownerare justly proud
of it.
A gasoline stove in a house at the cor-
nerot Woodward avenue and Meadow
street exploded this morning, causing a
alight lire. Box 9, at Cro- street, was
pulled. but a another box was being
tested just at that time. the tire alarm
did not ring; Home of the firemen em-
ployed in the [W In that section of
the city were on hand, however. and the
blaze was quickly subdued without
bringing out the apparatus. The dam-
age was only nominal.
--l"ine Jersey peaches. 50c basket.
People‘s m‘k‘t. , Norwslk and Sohorwalk.
W. H. Kirnan. of theGamewsli Fire
Alarm company, accompanied by Eleo-
tric Light CommMonrrs Vclk and Win-
chester. Chief Engineer Wehle and
Superintendent Bonnets“ his aesistsnia
are inspecting Booth Norwalk's lire alarm
system today. This morning they went
cvuthe lines, tonadwisereafew mirror
repairswereneeded,aud had'them put
torighta. Thisafteruocuall the boxes.
fourteen in all, will be pulled. the test
having commenced at 1:80. Ir. Klrnau
mystbesystemisingood coalition.
J. E. Dertt,of Porthud, Na. preal'
dent of the Union Nutual Lite Insurance
company: who was killed in theapcideut
on the Boston and Albany railroad near
Chester. Ila... wasa particular friend
oiflaleotrlen'l'alhdp Bald. ct lcnth
Norwalk. Hewasths purchaser of the
willdnt water bonds tuned by thirdly. The
ccmmlnionars. la respon- to their ad-
vertisements. did not receive satisfactory
bids tor the beads.» Ir. Dakar wrote
to Ir. DsWitt. whowasthsa presidsm
or the United Buns Lite insurance
twlsgtonhtheeutirei-oaoramm
atparsedacsrasdiutsrert.
' AMMhmum
mama-sweetest.
Some years ago we wereveryrsucb
subject tossvsssspalis si choleram
aaducw when mission of the
synptouvsthat mealypsusdthat sil-
meat.suebasslckasnatthe stomach
eompaaymtliew York. lie replied. oi- M
soawsna sewn
A Downy Budget at u..- lsnm tr...
' 1 Unevhdei‘hww.
tiaptaln David Bennett is lying vv-ry
low at his home on Belden avenue.
“.mfl '
bemoan River street by sickness.
John Greenwood. Jr.. is laying act's
Bsu Austin, his with Batu Brothera'
lots Marcelle's circus.
Arthur Rosier. Charles Keith and
Winfield 8. Benton are attending the
racsaatF'lsetwocd today.
Thomas 8. Herbert and family. who
have been» Shippa“! Point several weeks,
returned tovthelr West avenue residence
today. '
—Watch our Kandy window {or bun
gains. Lane‘s.
The summaryot the Weekly Record
for the current weak shows sixteen real
state mlesin Norwalk and mortgages
amounting to 025,725
.All members of the“ Alpha Wheel club
who have entered thevlstbor Day races,
are requested to call on George E. Allen,
51 Nail: street. and receive their tickets
emblems.
The County Commissioners incited
cheeks yesterday to the towns through-
out the county for the proportionate
amounts of license moneys for the
month of August.
E. J. Thomas, the opium: Win-
tive of Tris Qumran, is still confined to
his home on Berkeley street by aicknrm.
The“ attending physician pronounces his
sickness intermittent fever.
The annual clam bake at the Farmers’
club. oi’ Pound Ridge. N. Y., will be
held September 5, at Trinity Luke.-
Parruersandcthers of this vicinity are
cordially invited to be present.
lire. lewla Johnson. of River street.
has a night blooming cereus twenty
years old. but night it put forth eleven
beau ’ful blossoms. making a sight that
w and by many people.
The selectmen will receive sealed pro
male until Thursday, September 7. at 8
o‘clock. for the excavation and removal
0! about 8,400 cubic yards oI earth for
the proposed eatenabn of Osborn avenue.
The funeral of Him Nellie F. St. John.
who died Thursday alterooou at the
home of her aunts, the Iii-es St. John,
17 Elm street, aged twenty-one years,
willbe attended Iron: the house at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Andrew Oomiusky was arrested by
Chief of Police Dann this morning for
assaulting a wok in the employ of Col
onel Roberts. Justice Austin lined the
.l and costs, amounting to
310.2). which he paid.
llev. Alexander Hamilton, charrmau
of the committee on credeutlah, Sons of
Revolution in ()oueecticnt. has issued a
cardflnotiiyiug members that a meeting
will be held in Westport. Tuesday. Sep
lember5.at3p. m. The meetiugisfor
the nomination 0! owners.
Agreat contest is now going on at
theOatholie fair inltldgslleld,hstvveen
lichaei Connery. of Georgetown. and
Peter Nefllyuumt Ridgeileid.» deter-
mine which btbe more popularrnan.
Theprlseis a gold beadellcsus. Both
of tbacoutastants havamsny friendsin
Norwaik. __
ThecsseolJobnlonaghau.otBranch
viiis,whowasohargsdwitblllleitli¢pr
selling. came up baton Judpollbsrt,
Thursday“
.HT?
Stills Fttilt'lllfltJtIW
T - ... “MWTL
Highest of all in Leavening Power. —-Lutcst U. S. Gov't Report.
5 .
William W. Storey ironstone! mills ..
quarter-mile track on the liars-alt Park. “ “
Humpty Dnmpty company, wiligo to
' house in Bridgeport.
minimum'mmztmmsm ,
tenths-helices. serum:
specials in Homeric-Sec East Window.
A Drckerman & Son,
84. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOHWALK. CON,N.
OVEN Till NEVER.
laws undue-sip or the Day In F“...
Ierwalb.
Illea Eva Rowan. of Bridgeport, la the
IVCBIII.
hater Benjamin, ct ‘l‘homaeton. is via.
iting Air. and lira. A. N. Paddock, of
Haple avenue.
0. Hawkins. a carpenter employed by
J. R. Raymond, has the cellar excavated
for a 33,000 residence he will erect on
Bette place. __
Rev. J. W. Beach. presiding elder. will
preach in the East Avenue Hethodist
Episcopal church. tomorrow morning.
evening .
The Epworth League at the East Ave.
nus lethcdist Episcopal rhurcb will rt-
alire aboutuo from the entertainment
of "The District School,"given lastnight
in Randall's Hall. An audience of two
hundred people gathered to witness it.
and the play was_iuliy appreciated. A.
N. Paddock was the schoolmaster, and
with the other young artists kept the
audience in a continuous laugh.
Assign-sat of Oasis.
Tberewasa barmeetiug at the norm
yesterday. to
aeslgucaaes fortbe September term of
the Civil Common Pleas court. For
Tuesdsy thme cases were assigned:
John Drisccll. vs. James Mooney;
William Fraser. adminhtratur. va. Board
man Bernhard; Thomas B. Rooney ya
la: Lewis: layer Alpert vs Aaron ll
Byiugtou: George A. Fowler vs. William
J. Harley st at. Wednesday. P. W.
Smith, jr.. vs. John H. Huriburt; Arthur:
llilis vs. II. [noise Vincent;0eorge E.
Wintou et al. executors vs. Frederick”.
E. Sillirnan.
STONIES 01’ Till! STATIC.
Its-a el Interest fluorine-Ivory Quar-
ter of Connecticut.
A majority of the creditors of the
blather Electric company will take the
company's oiier of thirty cents on the
dollar.
Before the recent grates the apple and
pear trees at Taritfville were loaded with
fruit. About sixty per cent. have been
blown down.
county. has unanimou‘ly voted to ex-
pend “5.000 in building a macadamiaed
road between Jewett City and l‘achaug.
A man giving his nameas Lawrenoei
P. Graham. with the Sidney Drew
Theatrical oompauygave two checks for
C!) and .40 respectively in Wiillmantlc.
which were protested.
meningitis. He belonged in Nerldeu.rn
and was convict-Mono 9, 1892. of statu-
tory burglary. in Bontbingtcn.
Secretary at State J. J. Phelan, ao-
companied by bk wile. goes to Chicago
to “tend the Catholic ccngvem. He has
been chosen chairman of the delegation...»
reprmenting this droceaseelected by the
late Bishoplcliahou. i
The steamer City of Richmond. plying
between Hartford and New York, he-
oaarediasbledou the Canasetlcut river!”-
three miles below Hartford by thebreak-
iugct harsbatt. hem was tow-
torepairtbedamsgs.
s will or Joba A. went: Harlicrd,
who died in ll!) apparently intestate,
wssfoundamong some old papersaud
probstsd. ltwilicausssevsvalcompllca-
lions on account or the estate having
basndistribuied. Theestatsamcuutsto
MM“).
The Waterbury Watch company will
esmpanybasslreadyopsesdasdglvea
I.
a:
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great of Hrs. Charles A Dunn, of Maple Pb. ”firm
and in the First Netbodlat church in the rector
The town or Griswold. in New Landon I‘m
Edward Bonelli else suddenlyattbe “I" “h
state prison at Wethersiieid of spinal 'i
ed‘toflartlcvd. heirloom...“ . .. .
f ,
scrum servrcse‘
Preachers and Their The-see in Nurwalk
Churches To-lorrow-
Bum Nouwau Cosortloa'ncls West
avenueandWent sets treats. unit!
to WgumEWde’uvor :“ggggugg
sow. ."How a Christiaucan
ct Mugs. leader. Jacob secbll. Layton. aMorn»
lug. Boy Oonimunion sud receptlsm of new
members. lvenl ngsnbiect. eThoughta
for Labor Day." -a sermon to employee.
80m Nonwau Msruonrsr. West avenue.
Gamer. E. Burn
near tor.
”1!)th and too p. “1.: nuday
school. MI). Morning Holy Communbn’.
arsenals. preaching by Iev Mr. Beach h.presid-
son-m Nonwana Barns-r. West avenue. near
0.8berw
“rent. retor-
him"? Humidor and 7:!) p. ru.; uuday
:choohm Y. P. 0.13. prayer meeting.
Turn-rt Ertecorsr. West street and Fair-
beid avenue. ilouth Norwalk. Rev. Olin liallock
Horn n03 Prayev.scrmcu and Hot ii
Communion.l a. m.; mSuuday school.12:
p. m.: lvenauug, reopen
Norman: Inn-onion“. corner Park
and Lewis ts. ltev. T. K. No oble. D. 0..
d orb 13” 1th.!) a. :mY.and 1:1!)p
u ay .. p. m. on
Buciet oberimlan Endeavor meetI‘ W;
on: an loot. ”How a Christian can?“
Thin ngs.” leader. lies Mary Burksy
Morning. Holy (hmmunlonaad
new mem
ogy of Nature—What )1 sure may Teach us of
and."
Noawfiflu West and Holt ave-
nues. A. a. ify'at tor. Services
man u" us- send. school.
is m.: lpworth league “meeting. 1)- III-
Nonwsu Barrier. test it opposite?“
m... Roy. F a. Rabbi m“
Ores ns.
mrwmm. and Harper; Sundayeclmol.
l: m.; early prayer meet We. rm; £0uug__
pie s meeti 0:.1) p. m. Morning sul
Anions Us." Issuing sub-
ject. The Significance oi Labor Day
Gnu alum LBeideu avenue and Croes
street. Norwalk. Rev. 8. H. Watkins rector.
lourteau th anuday after Trinity.
Prayer. u) a. IL; Lilac.
(‘ommunionJo:1l)a.m:
a. on; Iran! hing Prayeraud
sermouaudma “in!
MM! school. It:
sermon. 7:.) p- m.
in. Pam: a tumour. Church Muppe-
aira the Green. Norwalk. Rev. 8. B. Rind.
reemaMDIvtus cavita‘rth ”mops” 10.5) a.
on; no ssrv sermon. m..
Sunday school. 12m. ’-
8r. flaav‘nkt‘ corner of Weewt venue
audCbagl latreeLh'Ionvalk. Remw .Sloe~
urn. pas r. wlass. 7 a 111.: Children‘s
591.813) arm; lmHighllaus. am- .Vespere
Ean‘giolwann Swnlpranocosonno errors AL.
vers avenue. v . udegren.
services 103) na- In. and .1) p In.: 33'
its school. mp
an NaetN :51: oft?“ C. N. Iv’ecg ‘
avenue, 0 Y
Preach h.iuglt).!)a.m and7mp.rn.; m
da I’m; young people' a meeting can.
uoan ‘naraL. 8n nutcndent.
Jameahycett: aulatant. Gilbert
gay school. 1! “Ln; You
meeting.‘ Sendai! emlcguat run.
armowcoc nos awn. lly avenue.
South Kuwait- alt-Sunday School. as) p m.:
vent serviced
'Dsunr‘scas rusog'uscas er. "Pnar -0a-
will" "$31.? homework;
II I ll
Ngrwalk II. Penmanship). l‘abrgffi‘cstJDL
In. General Vereammiuug. s
Soc-m Nonwau Lacs-nus :I': (‘beat
our street. German Sunday school at row a.
underpins atflnp. m..!vy pastor.
0 A. Brockmeler; linouass Salmon at mi
Anvm Curls-nu. VanZandt avenue, test
Norwaik. Prear- hull}. lib!) n m. and i an 9.
m.; Sunday echml Georgem' You People‘s meas—
lug It!) p. as. pastor.
Conunnusrrorrsl. Minion. rlprlugwood
Union Chapel. lly avenue. Jan Petra. pastor.
. at moms. to. and
Agni. mu"Thursday at it!) o‘c k.
Pan's luarorv. Vau7.andt and Osborn
avenues. hicrwalk. uuday school m p.
m. andpraaehl sum ru. l'ruesitti
an accrdialwenlgome tori]. 9“
Rev. pastor.
Prune us. Mam... Sundayseboolat atop.
failp. prayer meeting stump. unwraaeblogata
Gmmvrm Clam. Church ate-est.Ill near
Wine“ avenue. Sunday schools: mp.
Hal‘s Cw warms] Annotation. -
hibiscus-altruism flougaerviee p. re.
"IT 0' nus-runs
uncalled tout the follow! post-
olllesauu for l“be week enid lug Dept. Ill
ea ”assign; are ”3" “JIM. these letters will please
Adm-n. nee-Hum Charlee area!
i. Norwalhohlra. Edward Williams. bliss
nails . r. MI ardW
some Km” r a» Mrs. fifths:
son. lira Amity. trhlhorrsmr
mos-team. Lemme“ n.
ennui-“ears.
Pitchers esoteric.
Mhsbywassick. wegsveherfh‘crh.
mmwasarmihhsbeerledrrwiketoda.
mmmannmmm
museum-Jensen.“
children Cry for
Pltc her’e Castoria.
Ohi' use Cry for
.“C h." Wil-
u’m Ilfilil. SIM m liliiillll.
i 1';
J {7"
i3
‘ last their spell on us be broken.
Wm»:
veriluasubiecnfl'he ”an" my :3."
.ng NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
m. of Councilmen. to
day. 'l‘heb-ttblnginthe
«calm-pivotisononrstock.
our Tea («Munitions die
o¢Ctha’a.batln It.
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I own-r9. 7,9"
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leadl'nc Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Telephone Call I3-2.
Ponderwsll. dear friends. and neighbors.
As you read the wondrous story.
flow for cold. and not for glory.
(lithium BAIIJITB. LAWYIRBJIOARY.
labored" with their might and main.
Quickly then. their prayar's be granted.
And the BAILIHB. nothing denoted.
Took the lob they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who'd have thought our B“? so TENDER
That thus they meet. their servirwrsnder.
Lest THEIVEH break in and we (so UNDER
“For men and anus-In WI! AT A SIGHT!
And we leave" them with no token
That we o‘er sold beer. or million.
This. the tale they told Judge Kane.
i
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
PEllPlE'S IAIKET. EIEE llElWElll. PEOPLE'S NIIlET,
is North Main std Bo. Norwelk. 21 Walt st., Norwsik
Telephone cali,52.8. | Mon manned. | Telephone cell, 5.7-3.
JACKSON ’8
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SON! BEAUTIFUL WORK I,
CBIlflli PISTELLE WITEB COLOR Mill SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
in Artistic tics of Photographs, Esproisli Studies from iihillblils
lionstsntl Erhi ill on. .
VISITORS AL AYS WELCOME.
E. I. JICKSIIII. PlilllllllllIPilEli. 53 Will 81. lllllflll.
Tamil; 65m...“ Tm.
musrc HALL.
Real Estate and insurance
JUST Ohil: GLORIOUS NIGHT.
WASHINGTON mun.
..P-mwe... “M "W “W” MONDAY. SEPT. 4.
Great Success of Bates Bros.
with the view ware invited i:
call a‘rls‘d" examine our p“list. We have them for
MAMMOTH h'ZW PRODl'CTlON 02' Till
COMIC TRICK PA NTOMINE
Humpty -
Dumpty.
Rendered by the greatest living clown
JiMES Ii. iDiiis.
Sale of ’33 mung; A342 at Higga'
Special Sunday Afternoon
SAIL ACROSS
Long island Sound.
THROI'GII
liclri Spring Herboranri Oyster Bay
STEAMER
CITY OF ALBANY.
Sliillill. SEPTEMBER 3d.
.
audcueaav terms.
WANTED.
SI’I'OATION to do housework in a small
fully. Apply at 37 Witter street. “Dare.
“will LET.
Rooms on Henry street. lower floor: i meme
5 I”you Day street. 2.! floor. rent am: 9 rooms on
..dlloor. rent ‘ffllllnl on Day
W's:
wood
$5:
Apply?“ to Youngest lack-
actor
CIT of live rooms. "112 Washington street.
Stereo
east in
Waabin n street bridge. Ap-
ply to W. W. Comscoc. not!) 1w
SITE rooms. North Main street. rent.
mm: Hurlhurt house and barn on the hill.
LAWoodw ard.
BARN on premises.” South Main street to
let from Sept.k lat: also basement under
Dibbleck
Apply to J. 0.! Dibble, I“
oral store ct I). &C
Irrwewy. $5 per month.
ashlngtan street,
top floor in
build now occupied
l...00.!' orpaxtlculan nlreothJi
Brownalhls store on South airr street. or
Georga [Beam City RationalBank. shr
[ROCHE Henry street, East —No rwalk. 1
house. “libs street: 1 house. i Tolles et.:
1 house. Sly eck street; part of house, ti
Tolles etreet. lower floor: 1 suit of room. :9
Tulle- etreet. no swim Inquire of John
Knapp. it! West street anal tl'
‘IRST tloor over Theodore (linen 9 shoe store.
Suitable for mlliinery. dressmaking
law any other light businem. lulu
Old ell Cigar 00.. BilWaeblngtonst. a555,"
b m.Btrilerr‘n“ Lodge,
b
If
F AS'I‘ hall at double house on Monroe street.
1 Inquire of R. H. Ram 13;) i2 tf
SMAL’l. Ilzrrlldlug on Water street. «Agy to
to. QALEI‘“ “ 25c — EXGIIISIIII HIE ~ 256.
S'rrunvnarrrt’rml Plants for .312 $1.66 u} been South NorweIkJflri Returning-land
bndred b deli relied. at Romp Point and luv t 5:3) . 'tnso
affirm “1", 3"" Wk" 3‘” $.22: Booth Nnrwsikmoop n:- ’ p m‘
lamb Box Mor “Eon-took Hllflorws'k. (.t.
.... BRANB EXCURSION
NOTICE.
——ro~—-
Bockeway Beach.
mud in the Board
and appraise the
bum" beaccru-
ed freeholders. appoiu
dammsgenm or henedtstaa the
M”
laon tte.al rstlouaad arterioles?y ”(reason Day s
Bdrrtttu avenue. that they will hear all £535.;
in Interest. whom. rathern at
mauve" hefo
the Councilman- may her. in the city of South
Nmuk‘g‘n" the lash day of tieptem per. km.
STEAMER
Blli 0F ALBANY.
-——--ANI)——-—-
'fl) a'c
“gwbcmw. learn. 0! rmnomm.
' ’ ' seal or
Cider Making.
(Filler making will commence at the old
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