titans 2.236% memo... . A «SOUTH comer. H
E. NEW llll. Him- riltll‘lllli emf ‘ l gun at] IHE Funk
Ssnner Baa-term at the Seashore
’ ‘ ‘ and smear the loantaiss. ' Till :21::'T“mon THREAT!» ngrs ifssii and lilll.
::.W3WIIG ”Willi! llllII‘Itlillll Dr. C.P.Hnghss,thooocnilst.loft ifor- " '3 sucrio ' snou'roue have... the Nash and
I? In” th. '"ui. Pmfln’. m myfflnlllhm. 'm “'m A Baum lent up by dome lacsroionlots Bill “um"! am on m Norwalk
$57323“ In] '3;::;::'$ Lodges on the Building. letting it on road ‘0 Wratport. w P." Swamp.
broke t afresh osterds . Tho belli-
with“ I . _ :ln?;;flo;:r sfnYnnng Ian ignore 8.03"» n”; “‘1, George
“fraud ins. Iiichaoi Lee had rinses, . " ' Hill. who own adjoining hull. They
who have been visiting Ifr. Lee’s father, n” ”W" nodules of "i" members have almady bad ssvsral law suits. and
James Lee. of Graniteville, returned to “9W" Wit, N0. 1“ii-1.101). F- "- there also love miss them.
New York this morning. societies, to Roton Point, took 9"“ 1'” Yutfiday afternoon Nash drove his
. terday. nucleon the boat and in the a .
Conductor Jose h Buckinsn of the oxen on llieland and the latter order.
mum sw‘mfmycmm” istsk- pavilion w mini-bed by J. L. Kauer’s edhlm on. nlil claims um Nash, in
in ‘ week's vacation 'He will .’ ad it orchestra. and in addition to the dancing reply, struck him with his'ox good, “a
3 ' 9' selections a fine concert programme was ‘
at L“. Waocabuc. , rendered then gave him a severe horsewhipping.
- , Bill ”am into th after N h
T- 3000!! Deunis,aformer resident 0‘ In connection with tho excursion an and J” 5:: "of, :3”; m. hard;
South Norwalk, but now at Sing Sing, excitin i ci ‘ ' 8 .
g a dent occurred at the Point, ills“ up in his advorsorvs long
N. Y , is visiting relatives and friends in occasioned by . narrow escape of the hi8 whiskers and some of them were P1111 ed
South Norwalk. . h 1 f .
ots orm destruction by “'9' Among out by the roots. Bill is a much young-
liiss Lizzie Sommers. who has been the festivities of the afternoon which srman than Nash and to this is attribut-
visiting Ira. George Goflort, in Arion tho excursionists indulged in was the ed the fact that he won the battle, as
Hall blook,returnedto New York city sending up of apopor balloon, inflated Nashds‘cided he would carry m. con-
this morning. with hot air from a hall of cotton satu- flict into the courts.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson and rated with “00"“ Today Nash has a sore chin and has
Miss Minerva Nash, of West street, have The balloon Ind arisen but a short dis- lost ‘ few whiskers, while Hill is stiff
returned “on! I pleasant sojourn Bi lanes, “'9‘“ w” carried by the wind and sets from his chastising. It is ex.
Asbury Park. ”"39 ’0“ 0' “‘9 '1‘”er where i‘ l0d39d- pected that interesting developments
W. iii. Martin and family, of Elmen - 3‘153” 3:31: 03“”,M‘ b; "”33 Will (0110"
, 'll . f if 1- . n e urnlngco on
:33: N: 5:11:53? 1:90;; «.5er ignited the shingles and developed into M" AND 03”“-
weeks. ' quite a blaze, threatening the destruction
of the hotel unless some heroic means
was employed to extinguish the fire.
Just at the critical point. and while no
little concern for the safety of the hotel
_ marchers
, :r: m
i unlit Jillian.- {
ltohert Powers Captured and Totes
Back to the insane Asylum. ,
Robert Powers. of Valley Place, escap-
'odogaln last Friday from tho boophlat’
Hiddletown, and as was actually!”- q»
posed. came to South licrwslh. has
silicon hero weroiastracted-tobooathw,
iookoutforhim. , ,~ , ~-
About‘B o’clock yesterday “lemon
Officer Decker and an officer from the '
institution at liddietown, who had
come for him, saw Powers with members
of his family on North Main street. On
Washington street. lir. Dsckcr stoppod '
Powers. and with the aid of tho llddlo-
town officer succeeded in overpowering
and placing handcuffs on him‘. despits
his struggles, which,ss usual, attracted a
large crowd.
He was taken to the City Hotel, and
shortly afterward the oflicers left with
him for Middletown.
it levels To Jfrosk salons l'sr- '
. .,. NEWS AND GOSSIP 01' Till lid! ill
MST NORWALI.
An lpworth League Panels Instivnl to be
laid in August—A Desire in Run the
i Depot Open Later at Night—Various In.
oidsnts and Accidents of the Day.
Tris ammunlaon sale at the' last Nor-
walk postonlce by Irving Smith. with whom
ltsmsofnewsforthlscolnmn can alsobe left.
Iiany residents think the Consolidated
Railroad company’s depot should be kept
open later in the evening. Persons de-
siring to take the 10 and 11 o'clock trains
'west and out are obliged to wait outside
the stations, and as it is sometimos quite
dark, this is not especially pleasant. It
has often happened that ladies, rather
than take the chances of waiting for a
train, will boards trolley car and go to
South Norwnlk and take the trains there.
It has been suggested that the company
might employ a night ticket agent, and
overcome this inconvenience.
”Eilillll’lllil OF THE BlilllllliBS
Ololnlo of the company in ‘l'nwn to Be-
mntn until the Work Is Well llndor way
—1anhato be lrsetad with n ‘l'otnl 0n.
pacify of 1,860,000 Gallons—An Industry
which will givd lntllloylnsnt to Ilnny
of lorwalk's Desorvlng Ion.
Work was resumed this morning on
, the construction or the Standard ‘Oil
company’s new plant on the Brooks
property, on the Wilson Point road,
‘ which was interrupted for a time because
of complications between Bosrdmau
Burohard and the Consolidawd Railroad
company. All difficulties and law-
suits have now. it is understood, been
amicably and satisfactorily settled to all
the parties in interest. P. If. Watt, of
, Providence.mansger of the New Eng-
landdivioion of the Standard Oil com-
pany; John O'Lsary, superintendent of
constructioo,'.26;_Broadwsy, New York;
William Cunningham, of Greenpoint,
who :will construct the oil tanks; flr.
Hunt, of Boston. the purchasing agent;
Stephen Tredennick, of Meriden, and
' oevsral others are staying at the Ma-
hsckemo and City Hbtels, and will re
main here for a few days, until the work
iowell under way. ‘
' Hears. Watt and O'Leary called on
Selectman Daskam, yesterday, and re-
quested flfty men to begin work on the
plant today. Mr. Daskani sent down
about twenty. Th. number is not
sufficient to meet the demands of the
company and any worthy resident of
orwalk desiring work can procure it
by calling on either Mr. Dasksm or at
‘th works.
he contract for the erection of the
h [dings has been awarded to Arthur
W dron, of East Norwalk, with the
A CONSTABLE ON THE CAR. -
Motormnn Lowth Arrested for Running
his Car Above Your Notehoa.
John Lowth, of Norwalk, recently
went to work for the Bridgeport Traction
company as motorman on the cars ruli-
ning to Fairiiold. He was behind hand
the other night, and his car was running
at full speed, breaking a law in both
Fairfield and Bridgeport. which limits-
the speedto four notches. A constable
got on the car and rode back with Ir. ‘ '
Lowth. quietly taking note of the speed.
The next morning, when Mr. Lowth
reached Fairfield, he found Mr. Con-
stable and a warrant in waiting for him.
He coli'd do nothing but plead gum.
and was fined $3 and coets,amonntingio
nearly :8. He was laid off by the coil-
pany and came to Norwalk. The out
day he returned to the Park City and
was arrested by Detective Arnold as he
was leaving the train, for violating an
ordinance in Bridgeport. He was fined
$7 in the Bridgeport City Court. The
whole affair cost Mr. Lowth about 815.
After a most interesting Epworth
League prayer meeting. which was led
last night by Charles Simone, at the
East avenue church, the society voted to
hold a peach festival about the middle
of August. the proceeds of which will go
toward their subscription fund.
The Stats League Tells in s Circular
What it lino Bond.
The State Law and Order league has
sent out a circular letter showing what it
has done the past three years. The cir-
Charleo Johnson, of Tm: Evantxri
Shannan mechanical department. start-
ed today for New Jersey on a week’s
vacation
. ' ' prevailed among the on-lookers, an ath~ . -
ANGIE! 8- Reed, Wife and Child. 0' letio young fellow who was in bathing cular describes gambling in It existed
Quiniard IV'GIIIIO, 18“ South NOT W‘lk duh“, through the crowd g-d when it}. Ilmueura“ (10:37:;th [year
this mornin fora week's visit at Lake ' "“0“ an came it ' ' was an '
3 “P “M “m hm‘v "Wei ‘“ 8"“ led by the glmblefs that year and that
900789- peril, he climbed out of an upper window
Miss Maudella T. Shores, of Bridgeport, and along the roof to the scene of the fi,5§2£03;:s32:d;;$;n;fi;:23
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thorn.» blaze. He had soon whipped out the averageda daily expenditure of *1 500
Benedict, J‘WE‘" Norwalk. _ fln' greatly to the MM 0‘ the proprie- The circular also treats of the 'liquor
Thomas J. Taber and family. of "J" 0' the hotelas "81'3““ excursion- business and states that the Nil-License
Brooklyn, are spending a week with is” Then came the danger of descend- and Sunday laws were both violated with
Gustav Pitzer, Stuart avenue. "’3 from b“ perilous position. He w“ impunity. The league has secured, ac.
John Burcbard, of Wilson Point, ex- unable to return by the same way he had cording to the circular. the conviction of
pects to enter Brown University, Provi- gained access to the roof. so some 0' hm
friends secured a ladder and rain d it 350 individuals, causrdthe imprisonment
' ‘ I" - C o . . S f . hb '
deuce R m September against the building, by means of which 0 mg ”no“ secured to the state
. $30,000 paid in fines, given policy and for
t“ young man again reached the ground, tery schemes a deathblow closed houses
amid the plaudits of the crowd. ’
f 'll-f , l 'l i
Those who witnessed the set say it was 0 l ame “d argely curtai ed the 8. e
The engine and boiler have been set in
the Norwaik Pattern Works' new build-
ing, and Mr. isthorpe is about ready to
bebegin busi ruin his new and well-
arranged quarters. He will open a
bicycle school on the second floor of the
building.
The primary department of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will
picnic on the spacious lawn of Mrs. E. 8.
Bowen, 60 Osborn avenue, Thursday
afternoon. The children will meet at
the church at 2 o'clock.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Anna Reynolds were held
from the home of her parents, William
H. and laabel Reynolds, this afternoon,
Rev. A. J. Smith officiating.
Master Bert Field, of Brooklyn, is
spending a few weeks with George
Cousins. Taylor avenue.
The north abutment of the bridge
which is to span Washington street was
. , . . . completed yesterday, and the engine
tending thstheisto rush that: as Misses Anna and Bertha Bush. of . truly heroic performance, and one of liquor. The class meeting, whichlsone of the which has been used to hoist the a
soposslble. It is the intentiono t e So th If . t t h M ed 1 can" . ,1" mud “n. best and largest attended meetings of the . tone
tooccu the hm by October u ' sins roe . ave urn rain which no doubt saved the hotel from dc- P - East Avenue Methodist Episcopal into place wastaken away.
1' millich timzythe pfuent plant near their visit in Brooklyn. atrnction. a“ the me got under great- The new Board of County Commie.
l
M
W ANTI”. 0.
church. will be led tonight by James
L’Hommedien.
llarshail H. Tolles returned this noon
from Ocean Grove, where he spent Sun-
day with his wife and son. Hrs. Tolles
and son Everett will be home Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E F. Smith, Mr. and
Ira. Edmund Zslutl, Mr. and Mrsfle‘nry
Hoffman and Miss Anna Weed are ex-
pected home from Asbury Park today.
William Ross Wallace, of Harlem,
who has been spending a few days at
Captain Charles R. Day’s residence, on
Bette place, returned home yesterday.
J. J. Moore, of East Orange, N. J., is or headway. the building, they any, Biom- "ill 'i-it New Cam “mor-
visitiog Mr. and hire. Alonzo Smith, of would have been doomed, '8 there If. '0' at 10min. m., ‘0' the ”We of “k.
South um street. no fire fighting appllanooo It the Point. ins o'idanoo commas the "Chem
n. J. Scoiield, clerk at the J. 'r. Prow- WWW” °'°' "WWW 5" ”9°“
itt company's Norwalk store, is taking ““1133 SUBS DAUGHTER. 'omuch contention. lira. Susan Ander~
his “an vacation. -——— son.who lives on this road and is the only
_ . , George cnasues Inn Ila Daughter sold resident thereon. within the town lirniis.
Tl” Butterworth family, 0' WEI" "“9"" 3"" l' 1" ""- wants the selectmen to work and keep it
1"“ 1'“ ‘07“ ”a" ‘0' 3“” m", Papers have been served in an intorest- in good repair. The town odicials put
N" “mm“ ' in: unit. which. according to the Bridge in the claim that this is not a public
Mr. and lire. W. L Olsen have taken port Farmer,issomowhat unique. in that highway and that there is no public
the Rockwell cottage at Ridgeiield fora afather sues a daughter for properly, necessity for it. Janice Billimgn in "7.
month’s outing. which she had recently sold. The de- ing the care decided in favor of the
William Oidileld,of Buffalo, N. Y.. is “MW! are (390?” If. RObEI‘iBOl-I. of aslectmen, and the Superior Court up-
spendingafew day at his former home BfidKGPOl'i. “d Miss Amy Ii. Cfldduck. held him in his decision. Her counsel,
in my p|lcg. of Slrstford. a sister of George W. Crad- Joseph Gray, of Norwalk, applied to the
hits. Louisa Teisich, of Wallingford, is duck, WP“) formerly conducted 3 meat 0” BWd 0' County Commissioners, and
a gm“ of hire. Charles Williams, of Bar- market in Norwalk and South Nor walk. they cook testimony, but before a deci-
bor avenue. The plaintiff. George W. Crsdduck. siou was reached the new board came in
F. B. Coleman Wm “om Asbury I,“ father of Mir- Crudduck. sun for the re- and all the work will have to be done
_ . covery of the rcslsststein issue and asks over again.
an. afternoon to spend ‘ “w d”. '“h for a temporary and a permanent in j unc- '"
Wilson Point dock will be abolished
tho store-house and tanks removed.
pipe and tank men, besides the
employed from Norwalk, will beat
Sr " ork on the plant this week.
"‘2 The plant, rather than being detrimen-
‘/tal to the place," doubtless some people
may be led to think, will be a benefit to
the town, giving employment to many
of its citizens. The buildings, especially,
will compare favorably with any in town,
and the company has been careful to
have them designedss attractiveas possi-
ble. Special pains have been taken with
the barn, and Contractor Waldron says
the plans are far superior to any be has
seer figured on. This building wiilbe
‘ on the cornerof the Wilson Point
road and Ely avenue. fronting on the int-
thoronghfare. Through the courtesy
SuperintendentCharIes F.liills, a Sex-
FL BNISHED room in private family. with
or without board. by a entlemnn. (lon-
venlent mascot. Address is. back Box are.
8t
South Norwalk. Conn
P‘lfter—n hat. finishers on hand work. at If. B»
CORNELLdi CU. «fl Wooster 52.. V. Y
lat!
Shi‘iRi‘boyiall‘mut sewnteen years old. ll”
l r to a re very Within. A to t e
onu Wield. HAND LACNDRTZW y it
HIRTY laborers at once to work on the
new plant ofthe Standard Oil can any.
Apply on the ground on the Wilson Int
road. 5303:
1-:
T0 inn.
LADY has a ileelrable front. room for
rent in p'e'isant lili'fllll)’. Furnlsnerlor
uufnrnhhml. Call at No.“ Seymour lace.
South Norwalk.L‘t. jy llt
‘hfrs. William Craft, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. David A. Rose, East ave-
nue. Mrs. Mary A. LsCount, of Man-
tie, is also visiting there.
AT ll’lwaytnn, two minutes” walk from all»
‘ lion. house seven mums and basement.
, , m u c o ‘ Mrs. Charles O'Neil, of Brooklyn, who llrlligfrlumiéflmlllllmi'gimm' sat rAn‘i‘odnth:
“"90“" was permitted to see the hm ""0. tion Iiiainst Robertson from collecting no u c {ml mm ", has been visiting William liodfan, First Box 1lzl'liougirltoxfiochunyu m0“ ' i29lw
, and obtain a description of the Norton Benedict, of Bayview avenue, rents and possession of the property. The camp at Niantic is fast taking on avenue, returned home yesterday. ,OTTAUF V” . L m V al 1
t. Itsrted today for Ridgetleld to spend two In 1886, John Cradduck, great uncle a military appearance. Active prepara- a - - . race are. . orw k. at
inniern improvements. Apply to Coot-
luge c: Lyrics. j°~i.tf
"“h- of lies Amy Crsdduck. one of the de~ “m“ ""‘j’ ”WNW?“ "F" '3‘" "“k'
lies E. Violet Ella. of Camp street, fsndants, deeded to her certain real es- since 'hmh "me Captain (“0’88 A‘
has returned home from a visit in Stam- state in Strstford. valued now at about Cornell, of the state arsenal, has been
ford. “.000. Miss Amy became 0089 recent! y, constantly on the ground with a force of
. - thirty men. Eight hundred improved A
E. 8. Bush, of South Main street, and her father informed her that the ts ‘ l' ted in n w , ,
otartedthismorniog for Washington, D. property Ihe held in her name belonred ‘3’“ °”” “ ° h” "k h‘“ 9“"
C. to hlmand that it was given her in trust 3mg “d before "I? "to?“ l 25.98:.
Councilman Frank N. Ferris is enjoy» only “’30“ till 3'19 W" 0' 51°- Tllil oflizesegogzsnywill‘bzlegtandi: ’33:“:
ingatriptoSarstogs and Lake George. '" ' ""9”" to the ’0“. “de ‘9 ‘ h bee d th 8' d f
there never were any papers to show that M n“ as it one on 8“" " 9°
Ilisoes Ethel and Gertrude lead will u ”u not her property absolutely The the camp, enlarging the parade so that
spend the month of August in Dsnhury. '
the color line may be lengthened to
papers state that plaintiff made a demand
Edgar Demmon, clerk for E H. liore- for . conveyance of the property on the Dell"! 2.000 '0"- The Fourth regiment
house, is visiting in New Milford. 15th of June 1”,. will occupy the right, the First, Third
f he barn will be 31x81 feet, two stories
; I: height, with a shed 20140 feet attach-
The latter will be for the wagons.
I the former will be a coolly tilted up
”born for the watchman, a harness room,
all t ordinary stalls andztwo box stalls
r the horses. The bins for the grain
bolocated on the second floor, and
ihntea working automatically are to be
. sad to supply feed to the horses. These
chutes consist of tubes which connect
with the bottom of the cat bin and run
through the floor to the horses' manners.
A damper is in each tube, which works
Ir. and Mrs. Smith Knapp and Alisa
Minnie Knapp, of Danhury, are visiting
at Mill. hi. 6. Rider‘s.
Earl Richmond, Oakley Smith, Frank
Roberts want out yesterday in the May-
flower, to see the yacht races.
B‘OIYR rmm apartments, suitable for light
noun-keeping. 2d and 3d floor. Swans
Carin-rt building. llallsllglited and clean
item Sllper month, inquire ofilce 01d W
Cigar (70.. M Washington street
.._-...- a .H own.-.” .__.
‘lRST floor. six rooms. modern impro
merits. Apply to W. H. SMITH. 89 W
street. South Norwallt. Conn. Jill
Ifr. and Mrs. Samuel Preece and son.
of Stratiord, spent yesterday with lira.
David R. Rose, East avenue.
1. (JUNE. 7 moms. 29 ('hestnut street. rent
am. Aim 5 rooms, rent ‘8 inquire at
South Main street. between 8 a. in and ti g m.
1 it
1X mom cottage on the Gregory Point. road.
All modern [in l'ovcmenls. Ap iv to
ROBERTSON d: CA ll. £5 at
SECOND floor. No. 77 Woodward avenue.
Mrs. William Underdown, of Henry
street, and daughter, Ifrs. Dodson. left
MI {01’ Astoria L. I. til ,; rat r . . ,, .
.51! wire,and Ii scertsin ““10 0“" day 0. Swan: started today for Boston on Three days later, Miss Amy sold the “d Second regimen" "21’3"" in the y -,-—-- {gfi'filfiifi‘i’a’L‘llgor‘f‘fiffigszt“ figfl;
aquanity of oats are shot lntolthe horses‘ . bum... mp, prop-rt! .. m... a, 0,0,3. ,1, 30mm... order "Md. “10 "'0 u ‘0 (00'0“!) Ifrs.William o. ileum and lion Eddie, wwmm‘n‘f ' ”“ "' W ’m “3:”
i7 S‘ I.“ bones. Miss Alice Seaman, of Chestnut stroo t. "‘0 ”WWW“? hld "'9 "Ill!" 01 companies, the battery 0‘ “8M artillery 0' WWW“ “'3‘": ““1”" I‘" “It" ”Knifeviizfii‘c’k‘i‘ilou... at .3... .
. ! rumour boiler-house will face on the mm“ N" from "m in Camp property mm“, 0... on... quuuon. and the "whine 0““ hm"! ”0“?!an from New York city. Maytag“ or 0- r:- wxmou 05531730
. Wilson Point road. it will be 18126 feet, ”ft, Lil. at “m. is, will the transfer stand “I. the extreme left in the order named.
The Juniors of the Naromake Gun
club will have a about tomorrow after-
noon st Dorlou's Point.
and a short distance west of this will be
' hated the warehouse, 601100 feet.
" About one-half of this {building will be
mm inzhelght, and on the second
floor will be located the offices of Super-
htwidont lillis and his assistants.
' The oil cars are to be switched up from
’5 Wlhsn Point to the new plant, over the
3} War of the Tramway company,
which there has been consid-
iitigation. After pswing this
. thus will be a throo‘throw switch
3, will connect with three spur
. isseka,whiohsroldd iuthsysrd. The
L. C. Gm“ and “may. of Norwalk, test of law, lites Braddock having made Words or Praise for Captain ltnvsnl.
have returned from a trip down east. ' previous M!" ‘0 h" lather. m. The IIOOP yacht V10". 01 N"! York,
am an“. uonhom 0' WC“ “Ill! Cradduck i! I.“ known “I N0."‘“r which III wrecked 0“ Bell buoy, It ill.
mm,“ “mm“ . ,3“, M, Mm ”m"! m i "“1”” "'“0' '1'". month of Five liiio lliver harbor. in the
from New York city. 1... Blot-I .u. gels of Saturday afternoon, mention of
d in tori. ' .
Hrs. Frank Fostsrof Bedding. it stay- A Denver paper has the following to xdctrzzss‘d; mafia-“2.83:3:
‘DBMT- i1. FW‘I Slim Willis.- say about J. Ben Austin, formerly of by 6.9““ Willi: 1. Stevens J" of
lir. and lira. R. B. Golden left town iisrwslk, low pro- sgent for an attract- ’ '
. . the steamer Kate 0. Stevens. Captain
this afternoon for Norm and 30mm m. r13“? “1“" 3'“- Whylandmho lo a member of the Amer.
Will" Ferris, 0' Fairilsid “0'00. ' ‘ not n. ‘ press "m" t" cos Yacht olub,ia one of the reorganizers
started this morning for Cottage City. “WWW “m“m“ °‘ W“ ofthe alum Grocery company. for-
animals, is the greatest attraction for msrly Thurber. Willi!“ & Cc. Be
Governor lorrls lonndo well. thouswspspsr intercity with the norm It!!!“ “We, highest praise of the
SenatorJohn H.Ferris resolved word plur- Edna-thermal: Iowan-perm mu,w,w,. which Captain 3,...“
yesterday thathewould hegovornor of ”Nikki“ ”“05 'm‘h'bi’” ““1 m the yacht,andooyo bad it not
thostatostonnooticut this woeknhoth knows howto”getaext *0 them." 3' boon for hlmtlio heat would probably
Governor Collin and Lieutenant Govor- it slablo. courteous. com-lain: and bavegouoto Mummy...
norCookoareabsontfrolathostato.Ths how- “ Wm- thomshlr. Tho
hanorwlilrsotossy entire new osna- Dom Ihow vlihouthlm would halite nowavron.
tor'sshonldsrs,andws fosiooulldentho “will-Y“ “Hamlet” with Hamlet loft Wmnryanhas taken the com
uniform-lithe Min of the of!“ M H'- W“ ‘0 I‘m the monmmmmmnrm
mostsstlsfscmrlly lath-misc! this whim-nflllm What-ml he no. am. school. They will be the
mummmmmmmm mnuflmmdwih’w mmmmmuuy
' fastilflaaistiraad twmty- ammoni- on thsdtuatien thus: "At manuals Tramway company is ”badminton. pntabnlist intotss animal asll tuba
lssthlgk,ssekwlth a capacityof phantoedsgiodcvorsorcofflasada WMMMlnmsr mew. ii. Vandeiver. of Nswbarg him. Innaysswonttolaw aboutths
gymnasium tonsils Minuteman“ seem, whim ”were formerly used in it.r.,lsvislllaghsriuothsr.ms.nsary matter and had in. Taylor arm.
glam. aprospnoasandpsawisim uryisgpswernn-lhsdysainosstlhs mistook“ hast evening he was tried and dis-
ghstothsoswhishdssimth loam Maine! o'clock this “amounts. Moscow-m, -
it seem seam Insane. was unfit-soother!) IJlfiflmd to uneasy being
i
Dr. E. S. Bates, Dr. F. Walton and hi.
Connolly, of New York, are visiting at “
Dr. E. J. Pock’ .
lire. Rufus Blnith.of Wisconsin, is vis-
iting In. William B. Staples. of Pine
Hill road.
Ilsa loud Shores, of Bridgeport, is
visiting lir. and hire. Thomas Benedict,
Jr.
Kisses Laurette and Edna Ainsworth
returned today from Bollport, L. 1.
Hrs. George W. Beach, of Waterbury,
is at W. E. lsrvln’s.
WIS‘WORT.
.l. Chapman Taylor yesterday shot a
dog owned by William Bayes. The
mainehadbesnsatlngoomsoflir.
Taylor’s turkeys. He followed him
hacktolir.flsyos’tool Mass, where he
i Pillllll BUSINESS!
consistln of Grown link and Cream
business.l Will be sold norylrzheaploodacoouno
of ill health. Everything a t the basins. in
emcee-n...“ “‘1": mm...“
or r .
toJAiiEg odious. w y ' innit"
AFN! room cottage on Glenwood arenas.
subdivisions drawn-u...“
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th Norwallt. ' ”lieu.
ARC]: house and lot near the d
L quire at No.3! Hamilton street. 0% ill".
‘i'. LAWRESCE skiff for sale it
ply to roam; n'uommsnirbfmwfl:
ington street. in lw
all the Gate City stone Faucet litter.
This wonderful natural stone tic-mass
as a filtering medium the property of canvas-
ir the most foul and i
ant water i
thful and I{lure condlt on. Sold by
BWALK ARDWABICO" BSonth I it
street. J! of
footln dhmotoraad twenty-seven
, high,wlth a capacity of atom
lions. Thstliird will be thirty foot
’ way,withscapsoltyoflfli.0lllgsl—
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