ndest Assortment! Lowest Price sl
300 cases of this year ’s crackers, all long stems, (I4 crackers III each pack,
" = . ZO PACKS FOR 25 CENTS!
account of the law' prohibiting the sale and use of the Amexican dynamite I: rucker, we have purchased
huge lines of cannon crackers, which we also offer at half price.
'We Will Astonish You!
“'7 our prices of Fancy Fixeworks. We have the complete assortment, with all the new novelties at
‘ just half the wine you are asked elsewhere. ‘ . I
gas, Lanterns, Balloons and Bunting!
vars, all makes, sizes and styles from 50c up. Blank cartridges for any make of Icvolvcrs at cut prices.
' 0o assorted cases of tiIeworks for clubs 0! private displays, we gumantce to
give you a greater discount than any New York house.
PECIAL. -——Mason' 5 fruit jars, either quarts or pints, 50c dozen.
W S. Stu rtevant,
North Main and Ann Streets,
, - - - - CONNECTICUT
L_.
THIS IS NO BLUFF!
I I-lAVE ()VP R
too Fine Carriages and Wagons
I
I
In
"PURCHASERS BRANCH
0F ‘ suors
,, IIICIICLES
I \TAUGHT M
It To BROAD
RIDE «
FREF RIVER
or .E “N”
rum". DARIEN.
9P. M. -~ grow
, *fir‘r’; mamas“???
They are good ones, and requixe no pushing—my 1896 Home and Majestic Bicycles , also other makes.
Terms right and wheels warranted.
I" Get my figures {or Lettering and Campaign Bonner Work done by my IWII artists, George Wnshhuru
andrFrank Human. 'icn tents in business with sI-IIIIIre dealing Is what IIIIIkcs things boom.
, LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
It actor; and Repository,
Franklin and Madison Streets, - - . .
THURSDAY
DON’T FORGET
At 84 Washington Street.
South NorwaIII.
Is BARGAIN
DAY!
THAT
FOR THIS WEEK.
Shirt waists I'It
lIIJgIIIIII' I-I iI-I~. I'III
SIIII't wnIsts,
WIII'III TIII- :IIIII ‘I? 14".
80 styles III Izuhcs' (llltl
\ 'nists.
l'I'iIIt wrappers,
I. ,P'
| h It.
I
Summer Dress Goods, 25c
lIIJguIIIr prim .wm- IIIIII inc.
fit to
Summer Dress Goods, 15c
Worth 251‘ III 351?.
. shirt
I, Remnant; dress goods (it; hall prtcc.
IIIisscs'
A splendid line of wash fabrics. 50c
A
A. Dickerman & Son,
at Washington Street, -
South ',Norwalk, Connecticut.
Evening Sentinel
/
PRINTING HOUSE!
“Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing.
BEST QUALITY, OF WORK'AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
,I
Nothing So Large Or So Small that Cannot Be Done Here as Well as Anywhere
5t
I! in not my gait niah I now
‘ Yen eon soareIt—‘trl on scored as on
return. a port, vor ions Irind"—-nnd
mulwittiy away; bn: hat tI only he
demo the sparrow no the bump of roll
preservation very prlInIiIIoIItly dovol
oped, and takes a hint us to pormual
danger with extraordinary promptnens
But though it may remove its IIInnll
body out of harm' a way for the time be
inn. it 18 not disooncortod. You can soc
that by the way in which it iInIIIIIIll Ito
ly goes on with its toilet. Its noIves
have not been shaken—that is evident
from its obvious solf- possession and thn’
way it scratches its hood and III III ~~I a
note of the fly which went by. it
would not commence at once a frivo
Ions altercation with another of its hind
it it hnd‘boon discouonrtcd.
And really, it is not to be wondered
at that the sparrow should not in be
youd the reach of astonisluuont. Think
ot what it sees. and seen quite IIIIIIIII
cernodly, in the streets of London. Put
5 tiger intII Floor. strum, or a bum at tho
bank, and the poor boasts would go
crazy with terror. A single IIIIInilIIIs
would stampede atruop III' “Oil—l. Yoto
sparrow surveys tho upprone Jhing the
engine undismnyod, and it sits with its
but: it to the street when n runaway van
comes thundering death down lIungIto
Hill. The small-bird's life is, in fact. so
made up of surprises that it reg: Irds the
astounding as CUIillIltmplltt e. So u I'Iy.
sittin" down In a ti Iin, thinks nothing
of finding itst' In tho Iontc-ounty when
it gotsttp. Its whole existence is voi-
cnnic nnd seismic. It ( auuot suttlo on a
hand without the hand moving What
.vouldndog think it', on going into a
ton new field, the III III sndIlI-niytnrnud
over“! But the fly is not put out or
countennnco bytsuch "plII-IIIIIIII.-II.I.” It
comes back to the hand. It is the some
with tho spurrow. It thinks no more
of another wondnrtlum the Seven ('oIn
pnnionsdid of another dragon in the
day's work.
All the some, I hnvu soon a sparrow
totally confounded and all to pieces. It
was. Iconfoss, only II young one, with
just the prominent II tail. nothing more.
undsoqu odds and ends of tiuit' still
clinging between the rod feathers. l
was looking at tho rhinoscoros, which
was lying down cioeo to the railings.
and u very 5chpr rIIiIIIIIJcIJro:l It was.
Except for slight twitches of tho tail
and IIII occasional IiIlgot of the cars. it
wnsquito motionless. And the young
sparrow hopping about in the enclosure.
coming to the boost. hopped onto it.
looking into tho chinksnf its skin for
«human grains or inevrts. And it hopped
allulong its IJIIt'Ii onto its luaul (the
rhiuoscrros winked). and along its IIt‘lLtI . spa -t.-I i found Illt'll‘ tile soIIII-whnt try
totho little horn, and from the little
horn ontotho hit: one (and it blinked)
and thou off tho horn onto its noso.
And thou the rhiuont'rros snot-toil.
Tho sparrow was a ight to we. i'lx-
[Iltltlt‘ll in no word for it. And it sat :III
in :I honp on tho I-ornI-rof lllt‘lttlll‘lt.'1llltl
chirpud tho InIIanIl'uII-st chirpt "i
lIIIIIu‘t the smallest notion the thin: WIL-
IIiivn," it said. “Oh, dear! oh, Ilonr!‘
and it. wouldn't bi! paciiiml for a long
time. its astonishment had bot-n HtIVt'rt'
and had "not. into the system.“ I ro
Illt‘lllllt‘ltftl the story of the boy wh I sit
on tho wlIIIlI-‘s IIlowIIIII -. lthnIIIIrth
IIIIl got stranded on tho Shwtlnnd I'on‘t.
Whilo tho [I‘iplillllitln wnro admiring it
an urchin lfllillllt'tl onto tho Ilt‘I'lII of tho
tIi.~II'tI.§Ht'd monster, nud I_-xult:Intly
‘hlilll'd his groupings person up In its
I'orI-IIHIIII. “t' hml but it short time to
t‘lljtly his trIIIqulI, and thr- III-xt instant
tho wholu. lilliux itself with iLll'. lIlI-w
nilt'll u IIIIHI through its IIIIIwiIIIlII IIHl
III.» troy was blown up Into the air illI‘I
Hill to non. Ho erId 'IIII \‘t‘rilt‘lHIH t'IIl'Ull'
lI'It‘t‘ III" III: tIEIy-"itlltl [hope it was truu,
I'IIr Iitth- IIIIy-I should not, IlIlIlI-r any on
I'IIIIIstnIII'IrJ, sit on tho IIIIleI III-«I ul
\\'III|II‘.‘I. 'Nor young sparrows I)" tip» nus.
tIils III a rIIiIIoI-II'IIrIIs.«English illus-
ll'IIII'tI M I .n‘I'IItnII.
wuonc HALE on "raw
IIIIlIIIIH n! (IIIIIIDI’IIIL: with the ‘IIIIh
h- r' II ’l'-Ivmpc rum II \ town.
A lil’t‘itt'llt‘i" with VII'W-i on tho IIIIII-
Itt'lltlit‘t‘ question was wnllttng sulwrly
IIIIIIIL: It dusty rnIIIl. sIIyn tho IIII-tun
lhnlgnt. A Lil'lllt’l‘ With an empty war:
on, mn'othut It Cililtiilllt'tl It gallon jug.
uvatImlt Ill!” and ih‘kt'tl lIIIIII'I’ III- (Iltl
IlHl \t'IuII to rid". TIII' pl‘t‘I’lt‘Il'T itrnt‘lll-
III;.', t'lllllll‘l! into tho wagon. and ":4
[III-y qugwIl .Iluu: toward tlII- lit'XII vil-
lnwu IIIII iWU loll into t'tIIIVI‘I's‘IMIIle.
Now IIII' pII~III her had his MIHIIII ions
IIIIII-I-rIIIIII; IIII- jug. IIIIII lv‘Ii iIitI tIIlI
ilIIIllIlII to tlII-IIIIIIjI- t tot it'lltptfl‘: IIII u I \-
poIIIIIlIII ' Iii-I \I' we nt urn It It IIgth .IIIII
WIIII EIIIIII'IH III. Il~ BIIIIIIIII'II‘I. him I. I,
Ill-I nurprtw. his cinnpontun :Iurmul with
lIIII. hI-yIJItlII'lI-M, IIII! lll't‘tlt'llt‘i' Hilll
cuntiIIIII-Il to I‘II'III'UII thn jun.
"My thiIJIIII.” IIII IJIIIII. presently,
"Would you mind tolling Inc What you
IIIIVI' in the jug thorn?"
"Liquor." nIIiIl the lawn r.
"l lt‘ill‘t'tl NI.” I:IIIItiIIIII-II tho prnIIth-r,
"Now, In); thif “loud. you how IItermIl
with all I have IIIIiIl on this great IpIIIII-
tiIIII III It‘liillt'riiiluol"
"You."
"t'.:III you not gird proof that. you
IIII'I’llI what you any, and pour out that
III'I'nr.IIIII IIIpIIIr't"
"Nu,"
"lint I cannot IIIIIlrIrIItIIIIIlm—w"
“Wall.“ said tho IIII'IIII'I‘. "yum-II l'Il
III) it for ye. only halt the liquor III that
you III-longs In my IIrIItlII-r.”
"lell empty your hull. my friend."
“lint. [IIIII't do thnt, nIItIII-r. YII not!
IIIII lIIIlI' II on to; I."
Mum: run Armour-mums.
ArrnnumnontI howl litit‘II III: III” III in
ll't'll‘t! thr- nItInII. r of mm It tiring ”III“:
\I III! [I IIrII kept In "ladlllmlfi by the llrit
iIlI ttIIvI-ruinent to arm thtIMIII-lllllzvtl
I'rIIl-«Ire. At the promnt tiuto thorn III‘I'
wt of tho lnrgusiaurd guns dintrinntud
among the IIIIIIIIIIIII at Woolwieh, Dov
I'IIIIUI'I, I’IIrtnIIIIIIth. and Sydney, AIII
India. There are III-III Is number of old
fashioned quick-tiring guns III “M”
Kong.
no.3"
Swami Abhnyannndn. of Brooklyn.
tho liiumo priorities. in II: ~r studies of
various IIligionI IIIIII crmIlI I-wontly
vi sittdltl III ”Loitl‘ H Fur-In.” Irnnr llnolrx
t‘ll‘l‘ IIlr,N N. J., eoIIIlIII ind by the tumours
Mn Isou and his ‘ Augol Dilttft‘rfl.‘
'i‘lIIJIII slIII IIIIIIIIl Inna-h to intr'rost lIIrl'.
IIIIII IIIIInu of her oxporinnco; sho |‘(‘~
IImInIId to II reporter who intorviowod
her.
“-Iy visit, was three tlilt’.llmlt(," I'llIlI
thoriit uni, ‘dIIIlIu: which time two»
lli‘idll‘l with IIINZIIIL- -lin on] I-IiIIIplo
liIllIIIlI”'~l“. Mun-Ion, who know of my
reliniou IIIIII ti'llt'lilllll’vi before, I t'dlll".
llll‘lI II.I at tho st'ttion and drove us over
to tho! 'II‘: II. Mr IozanInioII (III 'rIIIl III
”III II up on It Ilirit' IH'IIIIHI of toll ,rion with
him in thI h ho In no thin hold his
own. for. though It than of little educa-
tiou, ho is of II nhnr‘I wit. At the boom
thodin'us-Iion was I-ontinuul. ltook
III part in it but my friend l)t‘tl .IIIIo
IpIitI: :IIIiIIIzIIIioII- in lI'Ir rI~IIIIrlt .‘I. Fl
II III) IIIIIIIII‘ MIIII IIIIII' s people pointed to,
ill‘l' silk waist and little gold wutch on ,
iIII'IIId said; .
" 'You have on you the mark of III“
iIoIsl, while W>t—-;It)Elllillg to their tlill
,II‘I gIIrlI—dinvo tho Inn}: ol' the
lnxub.’
“Shortly after this my I-IIIIIprIuiIIII
left the pIIII-II. They were kindly Ill
I-li'nnd IOWILTII Inc from the first. litri‘illllit’.
III'IlIc Filtlpllt'lly of my dress, lit'l I worn
the ‘lIrIIwuish IzannI-nt that. is my re:
iiuious garb. Thou. too, Idid notat-
tqupt tIIIII-gm- with tin-m. Stratum tL‘i
their I-IIIIIIIIIIIIity is in some respect“. it
Is IIII-ir own. and curt-tinly they IIIIVI-
Itinht to live IH they clIIIIsIJ. Then.
to I, l hollow that they nro elIII'oro.
”ltt'd Mna on triI-Il tIII-nlrnp IIIII min In-
to a discussion, or so I thought when lit!
‘iiiltli
' 'Ahlmyaninda,
I‘lwd.’
" 'Brothor Muason,’ I H'llll’lilitl, ‘i
haw hover yIt morn Illiill who was
IIot.'
' For soIIIoJiqu ho studied over that
”H though he :III-Iput'tod twill“ tl’I -p and
IIIyntiIzul lllt‘Jlllllt,’ In It, although Ilr-ro
wIIn none, and thou he nodded :Is it S'ill-
blind. It is ovidI-nt that his spirit, in IIII
rolutoly dominant in tho (Itilllllililllly.
Ut’t't‘ Illt'lilllt'l'HI14!Slit’lliiiltllliit‘t'it pow-
I-I' that is :Llllltbl. IiIII: Ilyplh'ilflll. TII'TI.‘
is :quII-tlziuu p~riIiiIIr about his Kluuoo.
l’woph- in the neighborhood of ill“ I’UIII
IIIIIIIin told lllt' that luloro hI- svttloxl
thorn Ilt‘ hnd burn a snake Cllill‘iltt'l‘. and
lonsily Ir-lioy-‘Il It. .
“In thorn IIIIIIIII of living thoso poo
pin are, vI-ry simplu oven priIIIitivo.
I am the Son of
llilr
'I‘lII-ynro \’t",;t.‘lil.i'I:LI -:. “'Ilt’l't'llll IIIII nt
I)llr‘ with them, hut in certain tlillt‘l' rc-
l“or III~tIIIII-o. ill tho liIIIII' thI-rI-
w: I but our- pilclwr (Il’wnttr and no
Every ono was supposed to
IlIiIIlI I‘nt oftho pitcher. Alw. but Inn-
platter of loud. IIhIl from this all IIIIIII-Il
out what tIII-y wante-Il into their pl'Itos.
lrlmzilIl not turn to live tIIIt way my—
rt'll, but it rt‘l'lllt’tl to be perfectly natu-
:II llllIIt‘lIl. UIIuIIIIttI-r wherein IIII-y
rail—Id my IIIlInirntiIIn was in tho tI-nder
l'ill't' they all gave to the children in tho
._. ‘ltllllllllliy.
" H to their rI lig’on. it I~I not for Inn,
\"IIII Ilt‘Iii.‘\'\' :Iil I‘I'IZ .lII])~' gutnl, tI) I'l’ill
I-I~.- II. I \'i.~itI-Il tin-III IIIvrvlj; tI- --tI: ly
I’ltt'II' IIII-tlIIIII-. just as I shall VlrllJVIlt II
I I1: I l tiIIIv. tho tIII iIlII t.'IIIIIIIIIItIity, IIIII
~lI IlrI-rn‘ and others ‘
LII Is‘ (5‘.
STREET ”AI-ITS II‘i NAPLES.
.\ flint I'I’IIIIIII'I‘II by Hi" llltrmllll'lltm 0|
I‘lrrtrlv Propulsion.
“I was in anlw liltl. blilliltit‘l' when
IlII'“Ii:st electric car was put III IIpIJrII-
lIIILI. IIIIII \VIIH hit-Ito I II)’ lliI' IIIIIIIIIIII'Iv,"
\IIItl llr. t). W. 'l'IJrI'y. III' 5.1t'l'itllll‘llltr,
(LII. IL. TI‘I'I')’ IIII-I' IIt‘I‘ll in I-Zuropw {or
Inn )IJIII~. IIItI~II)’ iII lit‘l‘llliill)’. pursn
lug I :vllr'lll'itl I'IIIIrw. and is now going;
low I- to ll'Ilt‘lIl'tf hi~ pI'III’I soon.
"'i‘lI-v now ntylu «It sli’t‘t'l ('.Ii'<.”IIt‘
I‘t IItiIIIII-Ii, ”,‘LitVl‘ IIITIJIIMJ In the l\I opal
"II'IIIIH, simply lIl‘lIIIIM' they twrw :III in-
Hu'yfllltiil. Tilt‘ proplo ‘IVI‘T‘ iIII‘l‘ Irv-I- III
\vz‘ythiut,’ that is new. rI‘s'IIrIliI-w IIt’
illt‘l'll. Nzipl-s ii nIIII of tth bilin'ltlu;
[)Iil‘Tb in (.-IITIFII'IIII‘IIII, anyway. It l‘ .I
run lltlttt',’ in lIlJll town l‘lltll’t‘i with
tiny tltltr who an-t‘ 'i III T‘I’t‘IIIIIIIl’.” IIIII
lIIiIl :Is IIII 'I:I~titu Inn of t‘IVIIIZIII’III.
Mun, onIII-II :IIIII IrlIIIIlreII l'l‘VlI ill Il.rt,
particularly the I.’|ll"l'. lluys IIIIII uirl I
of MI yt‘ilti an- Ultt‘ll MEI'IL In pIIInII
without :I ~itIqu-gIIrIIII'nt. to IIIIII' Ihwir
nudity. The ordinary i‘t‘lTII‘IIlIII‘III‘ III
IIII', m pr I 'IIII."I III AtnI-rtmpnrv IIII
llznlmn ”It It‘. The IIIIIIIII.‘ Isnnwynu wt
IIII-IIIInIlIII with prner M “II”
[I III III ,.: Ili‘llt'. IIlili it. is oil II prIt' I min
to IzI-t out and \\.Ilk. lioIIlItlI ~ I'w I_\
IIIIIIy out-I gIIrIiI' it: ”TIII'I' to IIvI'p ll‘tllll
IIIJIIII: (H‘l'i‘t‘tllllt' with its INIUI‘III'I‘UIIJI
scout. an II Illltilt-r of prutm-Iiun.
"lint, word, of II” III lIIIIy In I‘Iltt turri»
lIlI- Ilrnln III tnxntiou IIIIII corruption IIII
ill" part of "wit III III;:lI IIIliI'IIII [I'IMIIUIL
'l'iIo rIIIlrzmul-I, tor Iltsiullt‘l'. “'IIIl‘II
ought to brim: III lot-go I‘trh'lflilit‘t to lllt'
litIVt'l‘IIiilI'III. arm n HIIII’t'I‘ of I'NIII'IIW’.
TIII'I‘KIIIIIIIIIII'III it tlIIItIIrIerIIIIIIy I‘Illi
IIth-ul with IlII‘IT “pvrzttion Itll‘iltfillw'tl
In NIH-ding. Thu chum" is Itliitlt‘ upwnly
and ‘i unwr our-u III‘JU‘II it IliepIIIle.
III-r l‘trnt ’I'IIrlwy lHIIIIrr.
Mr. NI-whrydo- (itIII‘iIIIIIIlIII In t‘ilI'V"
tIII-IIIrkI-yiwt illrltl lll‘tn'vIH. .\l.II'_v.I\'lIIIt
have you «tull'ml this IIii‘Iti‘y IvItII‘t
Mr». Nr'whrytlr' (with dignity)
wIIh IIyntt‘rII. 3W you IIIIII mt“.
Mr. NIleIryIlI- (:Iuniu trying In Inn-I.
hi-I Ittillt‘ tlIIII')~~Uut it Int-III IIkI: ruokn
or IIII ”It'll.
Mrs. NI‘WIIT'y'IlP—J) I you I' I'lll‘l IIt'IIII"
That in IIIII my It» r slII- llu \utt ulwrun‘
told nm the why you lIlwII my turn one
in the shells. I’III k.
i
”ENHL..-” ......... I
i
W hy
A Drirmt In fiat-I
Al lIy IIT‘II you ultra} I II Inuit
Why don't I.
ZIIIIIIyI
iIIzz I-igzulblii II from .Iizlvyr
you IIJWI! Matti" of your unit!
Zilltlt‘jy’MWIly. liltill. I'm IIH'IIIII ‘II for
tlIIIlvllow's:gvuult II he W‘l‘ tut ,.. III 9.
lowed to sun-Irv IIII ill“ I'Iunrvftm II" buys
III-'Il hon wreck in a :I'cokl I‘liilull') I
I.i..LI"II a.
t‘IcuI Oil Stoves,
S9. :0 Suits , '
In au 8/6 F OUR sale embrace about every sort of
- suiting fabric of the (met kinds. florets a list of
the kinds, enough, surely. from which to select your
summer suit.
Clay Worsled, black, " I
Gray, Clay Weave,
Fancy Worsteds,
Iris/I Homespzms, , "
Scorch Cher/fats, ;
Black andB/ue Clww'ols.
Blue Flame/5,
Blue Surges.
Fancy Cassz'meres
Every suit we are eel/mg for 89 50 was made to sell
for 375Mt/003 sell at that price In most stores.
Our lug buying is what brings down the price. That' s
the secret of I! No secrets in the suits, though;
Every one is made In perfect style—made to fit well,
wear well and loo/r well. No slumping In the trim-
mingswlronestly out and served.
The New Shirts
Are bore—Star Shirts—colored outing' shirts to be
worn with while cal/ars, the very latest, 37.50.
New Underwear just m—ba/br/ygan, Egypt/an si/lr;I
fibre—sel/s at 480 a garment.
Ruse/cm Crash Surfs, 88 and 810
Russian Crash Outing Caps Cornell shape, 480.
While Duck Trousers, 89c. 87. 25, 82.
White Linen Trousers, 87.50.
Crash Trousers, 82.
MEIGSEICOI
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Euem‘ngs.
Bridgeport, (.omz.
I
\Iason _iI Irs, l’orcclI do I (It's. 50c doz.
tops, I pts. 45c (102.
I i _ . ~ illS. SLIS (I07:
‘1l(.')L.Illl lllfi. SLOS II
58c.
" SLOS.
SUSS.
- ‘ I IIlll'llL‘I‘
cast IIIIIIIt I ’ '
(tiltl brass humor. I -'
I :I “
Majestic ()il Stoves: gliltr‘ncr, £16325:
Manhattan .Illllltir,
(IILS'IIlIlt' Stores. i “ giant,
I Insurance .Iilllltll',
' Jewel.
I New I ’roccss.
llluc I’Iumc oil stove, the bust oil stove (III the market.
NASH a. VANscov,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK - . . CONNECTICUT
New York and Norwalk
Freight Linei
('IIIIIII-zNCIxI;
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
Till“. I’RIII’I'IIIHJIRS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
WI II Im II pie: 2,_; IIIst I-I'iIII .\I:w
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
lIIIinIIt III._;II II. Ir.
IIIIII VII-lay :II 5 p. In.
FOR NORWALK,
MIIIIIII'Iy,
FOR NEW YORK,
Loan So. \'IIIw.' Ilk lhIiIt III (I p. III. lII‘I‘IVI' Norw'ulk. Tum
II Izy 'llIIIrtIl Iv and SIIIIIIIIIII .It I; p In
ROTC N POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
\IIIk (IIII l-IIII III *trcct)
l'..\tr.I IIIIIII, Monday, \\'I.IlIII‘sdII\'
VI'WIIII'HIIIY IIIIII l"IiIIIIy at 5 p. In,
The must Charming SIIIIIIIIcr Resort. on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility It)? providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
tlwnors and l'roprictors.
.I. I’lNlfiliNS'l‘liII‘J, ticnc‘al Manager.
Norwalk Chronicler