MONDAY. JULY 10, 1995. _
Kl .‘Evlaimnor SENTIN'EIL
Pauli slim:
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If '5 l ”I ' ' III
For the convenience of the reader;
at the Sentinel, a letter box ha been
placed on the bridge In front of the
Ihop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
ehouid he signed by the writer all an
evidence of good faith.
Rev. il‘. S. Ainaworlii prenoileii yea-
tordliy In Sharon.
liorl (loiil ll‘iillil tho llioetiiil; of tile
Junior iltliid this week,
Mr, flllll Ml'h', Mllllf'rl I". I‘iot't'o. of
New I‘niiliilii. were \'l:illlll':;' llei‘e, yes~
toi'day
Miss .lonsio i‘, lll'nlISliII. of New lin-
von In visiting at low home on IIrolzoi-y
iltluiorlird.
lit-llioi. spoilt
Mr. aiid Mrs. illlilioi
iioral'o Wheeler. of
Sunday with
ll‘Htllilllledieu.
ilollort Wood is just rooorerilltz from
a slight illnoaa \‘Villt'il held him at his
iiolllo lliii'lilil, llil’. pal-it wook.
Mrs. (l S. Smith hill-t reooivod an
offer of Still for her handsome Anuora
out. The out In one of liii' iliiosl of ill."
breed.
The halite Emilia Grimes oienrs to-
day after disoharghig a otlrgo of mold
(”lll-l sand at -ilayinond Ilrotllors
Wharton.
Despite. the hot wraliior yoalorday
ilio utlondauoo at Sunday sohooi at
the. Advent. church was Ill) out of lilo
\vhoin number or i:i2.
A tin-tiling lll lilo lonl'iit-rs of tho All-
wot l‘hriatitin Sunday sriiooi Will llt’
held next week to arrange for lilo lili-
iiilHl pionie tli’ lilo soliool.
Mr. Seoly ilrown. oi‘ Sllrortllino. has
taken a position willl lllI‘ Hawkins
itrolhol‘a l-lhoo lll‘lll and will assist ill
the iiitrnlifaoturllii; of ohiilll'ons' Sliilt‘h‘.
Rev. James W. ilavia protlollod yos»
lerdliy lliornilll: ill lilo Advent t'Iirisl-
iati i-iiuroil on tho silliiool “No Moro
l‘iliih‘l“” and in lilo ot'olil'iii; oil ”Ui‘t‘i'r
oonio.’
iii-V. Iloiiry Siluio, of Wallilliil'ord
will lli‘olll‘li lit the. i-Iaai Noi‘walk
Adrolll olitll'oil iil'.\l Sunday llll‘ iltlii.
“I"l'lllills and ol‘l-Iiiilr. instead oi lllll
pastor. J. \l'. ilavih
Work was ‘rlisllod on lilo now
lli'illtzoovor East aroiillo yMII-I‘llal’.
liioio lll-int; a lame gang oi Illl' l‘lln
:«llidlliod rillld‘a lli'idlzo iluiidors lll
Work. Exit-limit progress was made.
The Rev Mr. i~‘oi'gll.~'ou doliroroll a
illnllll-t‘niloi ll‘l'llll‘l' )‘l‘rt-ltt‘i‘tltty fillet”
noon ill the Advonl (‘iiriHlinli (‘illil'ch
East Noi'wtllh A. S. l“i'i‘i{ilSIili, his
ilroliiol', also will; several appi‘lllil‘ialo
reiootiolia.
'l‘lio. litidol tlystor I‘oiupllliy is mak-
ing l-xooliont progl'osa this. your. .‘\l-
roady .‘l‘.’.lllllt lliih'lil'lfi lilii’l' ill-on pill out
lilidor illt‘ I‘lliliill'll‘lll supervision of
“sour Mills. ML Mills has i-lllporiil
Iolillod this work for tho punt olovoll
yearn and illii,iel'alllilll.~. ll thoroughly,
Mr and Mr.L l-‘raliil lilioliiinoiiioli
Illlll rlttltulilor .\Iol'_llil'y spoilt Siiilllli)
\lilil .\II‘l'l-ll l‘r-li-Ilotl lll ilownylon.
NI‘. llliiliilit‘llll‘ll it iliiillliuor ill ollo lii'l
lilo Allantio and i‘ltollio ’i'oli More» iii 1
ilroadway. ilrooltiyii. IIo rolm'nl'd lo
llrolllilln this morning. ’illli MICK.
i.'iiouiliiodll-ll and Miss Marjory are to
remain horo for ll low days.
Weekly Illlllolitl oi’ the Just Avonllr
Moillodiid I‘Iiuirll. Monthly. it p. lilo
Ilusiliol-ia mot-lint: of tho EIIWIII‘HI
League at ii, .I, Iiipniln'a. Soul-ride
pinro, followed lI_\‘ Slit‘iili. 'I'uosda)‘.
7:45 p. in. tho proilatiollora will moot l
with .iaiiiiw‘ i.‘lionl:llodloli‘s I'lllh‘h’. Weil-
IlilSllii)‘.. 2 p. in.. llilllll'S' work lnool-
lug. Tillll'hiliifi'. Till p, m,_ prayer
meeting. It‘i‘lliily, 'izll'l p. nl., Junior
Iland.
MiiylllIWl‘I‘ liooll iind Ladder and
linen l‘olllpany Ull‘liillt'i'h‘ were inter-
rupted Ill lilo midst of liiolr Sunday
evening's Illlil'l lly lilo ringing of tho
tire iilili'iil lltll. 'i‘iny roapolldod In
iluiek Ilillo illll lilo firm who oilt ilnforo
they roliollt-d llll' Hl't‘lli‘. A alintli oil
izilllp-oxplnilod at tho liollao at A. Sliiii.
lilo grill-or, li Will-i thrown Into the.
yard and till dlilliatto was Illlili‘. 'i‘llo
roonil wan soliiiliwi allollt iiro minutes
after the alarm wall rung.
Minty ('Oiiiillliliiln woro nindo yostor-
day by Etta! Norwnlk poopio ill l‘o-
mud to tho wlilaillllil of engines This
extra Wiliilllllin wall oauuod' hy the
slopu now-wiry ill laying the now
bridge at Haul iivollilo. Many Iiiiilk
that a good lli‘tll oi lilo wiltilliing will;
unnecessary llllll lllltliiltl ho llnppreilll~
0d. The \Vllllllll' oi a iooomolive lH
not a Dllfiillllili input to hear at any
limo. tin lnally ill ”will are Very sharp
and ploreiilil lim- gentleman who
aulfrrod rollolvtol'lillly from the union
yoalorday'aaill "II lit a great (liacom-
fort to many and ill partloitiar to
thorn of ti ill-rvplltl tiiilpoiiitloil and if
tiin onginelirit Would have a little ro-
lznrd for the il‘l‘llliflg of others. and
only use their Willilllmt Wliml thoro to
mention. and not till playthinxn lilol’
would lilivo lilo linlniilt of n largo num-
ber of people onpooiiiiiy iliuno who are
atoll. fill it certainly is not llloaillnll to
be amused from ii peaceful slumber.
Above all thin l-lhOIilfl he llilalad on
Sundays If lll" nil tiny. at least during
the houra of Illi‘lfil- aorvlre."
A girl seems to have an idea 'Ihat
if she mentions the Wol'd garter some
title will see it.
Trig: “Shunt nortvaL
ROWAY'l'ON..
Aoente for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Cherie. Patti’-
Ordere lent to any of the above will
receive prei'npt attention.
Mimi Emma itiie. of Stlliillord, wait
the kilt‘h'l. of friends here yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Price, of Franklin
all-trot, Stamford. in visiting friends lll
iiownyion for It few (lured
Mrs. M. (lolly. of Minneapolis, Mili-
ilosota, in the Rill'til of Mr. and Mrs. ii.
Arthur Gi'iflilt. itowliylon avenue.
(3. A‘. Stevenson. of Mount Vernon,
Now York. spoilt Sunday with Charley
ll. Deity. of Raymond atl'eet.
Several oariouda of still cool are on
tho aiding at tho iluwnyloll station.
for 'i‘i'aoildly AI St‘iienok, oi’ the iiowv
ayloll Greenhouses.
M llll‘ tlill‘l‘ltli tfl'lllilil iiiootillrt. Slit-
nrdny night. it was mind to liIi-Iiiiil
[a Sll‘ilill heating S)‘Sli‘ii| in tile ilowax-
)oll Ht'lilltll fluilding.
I ‘i‘llo. naunl who and ice oroanl Hiill'
lWIIS held last Saturday night. lll lilo
'Moillodisl illlllm‘llptll liiinroh. 'i‘Iil-ro
lwlis a good lllloildlllioo, and a iiotil
Sillli was. realized.)
«....H...
I it. A. Reynolds ill Son. of Slailllord.
‘Ihilro rot-oliliy lakon lilo oolitl'nol l0
Iful'niah lilo hardware for a liar rosi
dolioo. lli'lilK oroololi ily lilo 'i‘oltelil-llo
Corporation at Sroil'a Cove.
(“oliil‘aetor Harry W. Mather will
{start lilo l'l'anio work Monday. for tho
'lii‘llillil't‘ Hook and Illiiidor (lollipliliy‘s
lnow trill-k iloiiso ill Rowayllnl. 'i‘Ilo
itl'uok house is to out-ll Sillllltl, and tho
I't‘iilii'l.‘ aiiiu has been ruined.
1 Perry Siiorron. who has been out»
‘plllyoii ill lilo South Nlll‘waili oilioo «it'
Illlt' New York and Nill'wallt Sloanliloill
l(‘.oiiiplitl.\'. has Hoolirod :i very dosil‘aA
bit“ position as. pursor on I'aplain .‘\iiii'
Jill: .i Smith's nioanioi‘ iiill-lodlllo. oi
itho iiot running from New York to
iiookiiway.
iteiiauoo link and Ladder (‘iliiiliilil)’,
No. i. will hold a molding this even-
int: til it o‘cioolt. for tho purpose of ilr~
Il'anlzilll; iiItIIlt-i’S ill oonnootion with
'ilii- fair to ho llold Friday and Saint"
day niuilla. Mr. 'i‘liilli‘lil'i'. lilo “l‘ll'
known illlllSll‘I‘l. is exported to iuito
lpal'i ill lilo progrzllli.
. The now pliiilp at tho Rilwliyloll
pumping station oi” the New York
.Now ”ilVl'Il and Hartford Railroad.
lwlu ill opoi'ulioll yoslorday. and for
line lll‘Sl liiiio iii many months llll'
liarlzl- ator'lalto tank wall kept illiod
"\\'ilii wnlor. notwithstanding the larull
ilillanlilios IIM'll Ily lilo traiila.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
lDarien. are Arthur Stauoon. and Wei.
liace Sheror. Orders sent to either or
lithe above will receive prompt atten.
.tion.
'l‘. H. ilroiiorlrh, oi‘ Sliiilll‘ord. is in
stalling lilo llxilll‘ils for two now ilalli
Irooms iii lilo I‘I‘Silll‘iil'l‘ of Mrs. iiolliu
Ill Ntil'llttiil.
l Valley elarkors oi‘ all kinds at
‘Stroel‘n ('iih’ll (il‘oool'y.
1. llill'lt‘il is given lll iliil‘iiSlYi‘ RS Well
its oxlonsivi- furtninu oporulloiiu. l“illil‘
.ilion woro at work woodilii; u I2.\ll
ntlriion liliit'll Iliix liilli‘iiiilg.
...—......
There is in in» a darn-o lll lltlltl‘Slllt‘
ti’tirk ill Nill‘llillll noxl 'l'liui‘sdliy oro»
‘ninu Sohwlill'p lli‘l’lll'Hll‘il has lion-n
longagod to furnish lilo iil'i‘l'hh‘lll‘y iliil-
:Hli'.
i w
: Ai’l'iiilxi‘iill'llls :iri- llt’lllH made for
‘viho KI'I'tiliIl lilootinlz. lii lilo Norwalii
.lil‘ollp Erullgoliatio soi‘los. wliil'h will
Jho hold “'l‘liiit‘lttliiy owning in the
hieillodisl Episcopal l‘liiii‘l‘ll.
i Arthur A. Srofioid. oi Sltlliiford. is
lirniiiint.r lilo new rosidoiiol- lie in oroi-l-
tint: on (ilonilrook nloliiio for Mrs. iii‘
.i‘lllil honing. l“l‘linli Short is riding lilo
mason work, and .ianioll Wilson. the
pinllillillg anti Iioalinll‘. 'i‘ilo lilltlh't' will
.Ilo of il'tiliio oonslrnolion. 4llxllll i‘l-ol,
with lllll ilir lll'ili ililll every modern
(-tllit’ellloilot'.
Aroilltool Joseph A. .itll-iolon. IiiL‘l
Ilrlltldwny. New York. has made pltllni
for it new roclory i'or iii-v. il. .l. ()‘tlon-
nor, of St. John's II. I‘. i-iiuroh, It
will ho ll fl'llllio ilililliiilu. (lllxliil fool.
finished ill oyproro. with iniloiola, plot--
lrle wiring and llxllll’l’h'. puilio lliuk.
opoti pitinilliing. llol wnlor healing.
and pinatered with Adaiiiont wall pilla-
tor.
M
wmsrponr.
Agent. for til. Evening sentinel. in
Weetport. are a. Digiovannl and Wm.
E. Noah. Ordere tent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mli‘vll Ethel Hiilnion ii. lloilio from it
vialt with frioiliia Ill Ilriligoport.
it, fl Boom. will» and hllil. are viait-
ling frlonda Ill Now Yorli.
l". ’i‘, iiawkrn and wlfo. of milled
port. were roeont vialtoru ill town.
.i. 8. Platinum ill olllorlllinilli', frientill
from Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
...-..-
Mina .lonillo l’ltlfllllllliil' who hilH ill-oil
attending the holiday hero. hull gollo
to her home Ill llrooklyn N. Y.
Mimi Harriett Darrow left town
Thlirllday for a month's riidt wtlil
frienda at. Springdaie and Harlan.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. (turtle
Eddy onlortnlnod members of the W.
“mp ‘ l :
tonal Strontium. Theletteil digit
tried Sermon-lite. The Smilin-
riIIe-tlm new «r
C. '1'. ll., of South Norwalk. at her
home. in Snugatuok.
Dr. Lewis Wheeler, of \‘l’aaiiinizioii.
i), (3.. in visiting with relatives hero.
Oakley Washilni'n. of Newark. N. .l.
in unending aonle time here with his
no real S.
Syivoator Bird and wife huro gone
to Arizona whero the {armor in to lll‘
employed in lilo liilt‘i'l’Si of certain
Iiiliillil: Silt‘t’llllllrll‘b‘ ill lilo oust.
~—Yoiil‘o of suffering roiiovod in ii
night. iii-hing lilies yloid at once, to
lilo t'lli‘illth‘n‘ DI'ODt‘i‘lil‘S ol' iIoilli’R
()intlliont. Novor liliia. At any drug
Htoro, fill routs.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
(‘llptliill Aiming .i. Sillilil was a vial-
tor at Rollin l’lilili. Saturday evening.
Arthur \\'illlt‘l‘S_ of llallililry, has
llooii spending lilo past week at. iiollo
island on a \‘lil‘llllllil trip.
A large trolley party from Stamford
will hp at liolon i‘tiiiit Wodnenduy
night. to piil'lioipato in the ilaiioiiig
and other features at the place.
ilailiol (‘orllotl and family intoiid to
“he ilp llil.‘ l‘lover collage. iiollo lS-
liliill. the lli‘Sl. oi the Week, illid return
to tho hoiilo ill Dunllury.
Miss Katharine .i. ilorau. of ii (‘lnl‘ii
sli'ool, humility, and Mina Agatha lien‘
ol'y, ol‘ lll‘iIilYt'l‘, Cid. have returned
from a low darts” visit at. ilelie inland.
One of tho largest crowds oi’ the sea
son was at tho ltolon I’oillt dour-int:
pal'ilion. Saturday night. The illilali-
was good and tile iiillli‘ ill oxoeiletlt
oolttlilitlli.
(‘aplllin Anilinu .l. Smith's strainer
.lilllli Sylrratot‘. whit-ii has llt‘l‘ii under-
going all ovol‘litillilniz ill ilriiiiil-poil,
has hit“ plat-oil on tho New York.
lioekzlway iioaeil route for the season.
.\ lil‘i\‘ttii‘ party of (ltiill't‘i'il i'i‘oni
Sltlliii‘ord wont to liololl i’ilinl. Satur-
day i-t'ou‘lliu. and had a most l'il.lli..'iilllti
Iliilo: 'i'hoy pro oillploli lilo wosl olld
ot' lilo daiioililu, pavilion and hilt‘iil the
evening at lilo l‘oinl.
William ll. t‘olos. tldrailoo aw‘iil I'or
lilo National llin'i‘iiii I‘olupzlnl's squall
i‘llii_ \\‘lill‘ll ill soilodllied to iii'l‘l\'l‘ iii
Slalili'orii .noxl ’i'hnrsday. has loll
Silliiliord alter a week‘s may. and is
now ill Solllll Norwaik. ilili'lnl: Ills
Nltll‘ in that pilloo ho will he lilo guest
of rollilivot; at iiolle island.
Rev. William James. of iloilo lhliillll.
has uiwli up tho illoa ot‘ holding a
l'lliiV-lillltlii at that summer resort this
season. ’l'ilwii ("Iork \"illl‘l‘lliii‘y. who
was a ifi‘t’lii aid to Rev. Mr. .liiliii‘h ill
those oollroiiliolil-l. liitl-I roooll'od iitllll‘l‘
that llil' plan is not it follsillio one.
livl’ .\ir .lliliiI‘H will t-‘poalt at tho
Sprinudalo ('tiillpilit't'lilli; .wlwioow
Stallilol‘d AdVoonto.
W
'i‘Iil’ roxatlu I'llflllililll‘l‘ ill' lilo Nor
walk \ai-ill l‘lllil has~ alinollnood liial
lilo Iirsl ol‘ the season's series of
handioap rare.» for tho I‘olllillodol‘o's
oilps will ho i-‘lllli‘ll Saturday after
noon. .llil)’ if». All of llll' limits aro to
outer iii lilo ono oil-55:, lilld liio Series
will Ilo I'Iiiililil‘ll‘il tho Siiiiit' its lilhl
your when lilo l'iil't‘S \voro very sucrose-
lid. The ooulniillt-o will iilollsliro
all new boats lloiuro lilo rat-o tlil_\.
The Kennedy Ililnrd ilroilo ramp. last
Saturday. and rollilnod to lllt’li' ilonloa
ill illillillil‘y. 'i‘ho lli(‘lillll'i'\' l'opol‘l tho
.Ill‘uSiiiIil‘Sl enonnipillonl they ovor
had. (in the. night oi lilo ll‘tiiii'lli llll‘)‘
l'l-ildorod good Ht'l‘Vll‘t‘ lll guarding lilo
ropes and fixtures used In tho ileix'lyn
'il'oworka diapiay, Iliiil llaainli-d Wil-
iialii ll. lii'ohtird and lilo nioil undor
‘iiin 'in keeping the crowds within
hounds. 'i‘llo (lunrds tllso iirod loan»
lino liq Mr. i)oKIyn‘s pirlilro was
shown.
There is Iill Illtoroatiug notplol to lilo
iltllonlohilo trip whit-Ii iivo woil»kuown
illiililtiry men took to iiolon Point the
liilor day for tho purpllno of paying a
dull to the ramp of the Kennedy
(iuilrda. (In the way home the autumn-
‘llle Ili'oko down iltvCiliiliiliiH, and aflor
~‘onlo Inoii'oollllil attempts to make it
Ito. lilo ilion started to walk lll ilan
Ililry. AI ili'nnoilriilo, at two o’oioolt
ill lilo morning. they iiiiillHuI‘ll to not
lliloard ll i'i'oighl our and ride to lmll'
Illiry. ’i‘Iioy Iofl tho chauffeur with.
olll any i'lllllliliiit‘lllmS oi‘ oonholonoo to
not lllll lillll‘lillil‘ home alone, wilioli ii
iii lli‘t'tillilit‘ll he did lil'lol' it time.
Two wooha from Saturday lilo hill
liilioll Sunday nollooi pionio to itololl
Point will take place. whorl it in pro-
Illlillo liliil ll largo orowd will come
l'roln ilolhol. 'l‘llla la lilo third union
pirllir whiril ilaa been held hr the
lilroo eiilll'oiioil null ouoh of lilo otiiol-a
Intro provod moat oiliilyllliio. ’i‘lie
lillil‘t‘ in a moot doiiuhlllli l-lpol. to
which to go for an outing: thero iloliilt
'\ variety oi" lluinuoinonla in tile Wily
of hunting. lllltiling. air. The llrovo.
lll wllioil tiloro is an alluniinnoo of Iti-
idea on Wllll'li 'Io diuo, in a bountiful
ono. In which one can all and look.
off upon the water. The train will
loavr liolhoi elation all an early hour
In lilo morning and no dirorl to South
Norwaik. from which pilloo Irolloy
oiirit will convey the party to itolon
Point. 'I‘ho fare for the round trip.
which will Iliriudo lilo trolley fare.
will he. 75 roots for adults and 4t) coats
for children. 'i‘iio romnllltoo from
tho vnl'ioila ohurehoa in all follow:
i-llililrt. Krle. iiarold'Sonior. Wiiillliil
mirth. (3. lionnelt Short. John Mallor-
koii. Howard Gllilt-ri William 'I‘. Pilloh-
on. 'i'honlan F. Footer. minor item-ii.
(‘lnlrioll Green. Joaoph Blirnham. Froli-
eriok (ii-Iirois and Eigin Andrews.
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OUR FIRST EDITOR STILL READ.
.illiina ("dollar ii. maid to have alerted
the iirat official aazotla In the world
and to intro been the drill. editor. if
thin nature. It eon he said truthfully
that the. find. editor thoroughly under-
stood his Ililalnaeii, knew how to write
a norm storyin the moat captivating
manner. was an excellent reporter and
war correopondent. and fully appre-
ciated the value of advertising to uni
trance hill bouillon. lilo wore were
NEW CANAANa
‘ ’i‘iio liII'Illlt’i' tillli oolli iii-in of it‘. E.
Wood & (‘Ytiiilpnuy hull liooil dissolved,
(Ioorgo Koilog retiring on llooounl of
ill health. The llllHilil‘Sh‘ will he run—
Iinliod by Mr, Weed. who will have
unsol-iutod with him Harry (‘, 'I‘urilor.
of New York. undoi- lilo ili‘nl name of
Wood 6‘: 'i‘ui'uer.
CORPORATIONS MUST COMPLY
WITH LAW.
Large Numbers of Delinquents That
Have Not Made Their Annual
Réporto.
’i‘iio corporations oonilnllloo pro
aonlod in the Senate it‘ridny its to
ill'll‘l on tho situation of many ('Ili‘-
pol-allonn In the atuto as diaciollod by
Representative l‘onrlio‘s ill\'etlllt.’.ail01ll~l.
Friday the oollimilleo lllrnod In
two lists. Illiloiiod A and ii, lilo form-
or roll-liming of several llilllitliiiill cor-
porations which have llol tiled annual
I‘t‘llili‘IS and Wllll'h loi'ni lilo llt‘i-Il lil-
formation oillainllhle tlro supposed to
he, dot‘illtet. tho lltilor oonuiuliilg 0i
aororill hundred corporations WliiI‘li
have liol made nnnllal l‘epul‘lit, llili
whiril are supposed to be alive. With
those was it resolution iogiaialing iill
of them out of oxialonoo. iliil providing
for their I‘i'iliSiillI‘liIt‘iii on paying a
i'ot‘l'l’ll of $3.”- eneil. The resolution.
which was passed. was as follows:
Sol-lion i~-'i‘ho t-tll'pilrato exirilonl'l‘
of lilo oorporliiiona liillliod ill the
Sl‘lil‘lllill‘S ai-oollipanying this not.
lllariiod Hi'lii'ilillt‘fi A and ii. aiid wiiioli
are ililido part of this act, is ilorl-ily
iliilliilll'll.‘ provided, that all property
l‘lillilH now existing In favor of or
agiilllsi said corporations. or their (li—
Iioora or aloohitoldors. Sliiill ilo exempt
from the operation of this art.
Sol. 3, Any I‘Ili'litll‘lliillii named in
said Si‘lii‘lliill'F whit-ii, on or iloi‘oro the
Hill day of Fl‘lli'liiii')‘. llll‘l. iiiiiito the
annual i't'lllli‘l rollnirod Ily law and
shall pay to lilo sot-rotary oi‘ llio Milli"
li forfeiture of $2.3 aiitiii Ilo oxoillpled
l'ioili till. opoiatioil of this iit'l.
St‘t. l‘..- The Si’l‘l‘t'lili‘)’ of tho slate
is dim lt'tl lo olluso a oop; oi this art
to lie iiltlilod, posingo propliid. to all
('tli‘lltli'iiillliIS lialiil-d ill suld sehoduioa.
or or lll‘rl’i't' lilo iil‘hl day lli’ St‘pil‘nl
lloi‘. iiillfl
As a iol more l‘lli’illll‘tiiitliiH iluro tiloll
roporls lalo. lilo following lill‘llhlll‘l’
was olioi'od and passod for their hollo-
lll:
Sol-lion l iilwi'y corporation which
has Iii-roioi‘oro Iilod an annual I‘opill‘l
with ”it“ Si‘i'i'l'llii‘)’ of tho stalo. llul
alior illo iiiill‘ llulllod Ily lilo slittulo.
and ol'ol'y t‘lIl‘illli‘illltlil wliirh has iloro
iit'lol' illoii an annual report with tile
:loi'l'olary of tho slulo. lllll hat. failed
to lilo :i oop)‘ iiioroot‘ with lilo town
oiel'h, ix’ lll-l'oily oxonlptod ii'olli lilo
loi'i‘oilui'o prolidoli Ill motion ll? of
oiiiiplor lat ol' Ilil‘ plildl‘o arts or llliix.
Sol' ‘3 This and shall lllllo oiil'l‘l
from its liltSSillIl‘.
CURED 0F BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
Mr. itoilort (I. lllll‘lt'l’. Elnora. N. Y..
wrilolzz "iii'lui" i started to iiSt‘ lt‘lr
ioy‘s Kidney l‘ilrl. i had to not tip
from lwollo to twenty limos a night.
and I was all iliilillod up with ‘liropay
and my oyealgill was so illlpaireli l
i'llilltl Hrurooly soo (MW ill' in) family
ill‘l‘tng illl' i’tlllill.
ill ll\'llil.'.'. when a il'lt‘iiii i'oolliillliondod
i-‘oloy‘s' itiduoy (‘ilre (lilo {in rent ilol.
tlo worked wonders and Ill-fore i had
tnkoii lilo third llolllo lilo dropsy ilad
wine. as well iih‘ all illhor aynlplollis
of ilrilzht‘a disease.“ Sold ill l’lnis-
led}; Iii'lill.‘ Store. "
OPEN AIR TREATMENT AT HOME.
The window lolll In an awning
wiilril. Instead of lll‘liiK plat-oil ()liiSlllt‘
of tile window. is alllii-ilod to tho in.
nlilo oi' lilo room. it is no oonstruolod
that air from tho room t-nnnllt enlt'l‘
or mix with the air in the tent. The
patient lying on lilo Ilod_ wilirh is
plat-ell parallel with tho window. llllS
hit. Iii-lid liiid t-iliillilill'i‘s routing In the
tent. iiy following lilo liolu-ripll‘oli
i-iosoiy It will ilo HI'I‘ii that tho voiillln-
lion in as nearly porl'oot on rail he.
produood with NI i-hotlp ll llerlro,
in lilo lower half of an American
window in pitiooii lilo franlo lo Wliil‘ll
ill aliiirhed the awning, Sli't'li'lil‘ll over
a qiiilrtol' oil'oio, with ll radius of for-
ty Inrhos.
When there. in t1 rorosa. no that tho
llod piaood parallel to tho window ran—
lllll he moved eiofio to tho window Hill,
the tent has to ho niado oorroapondinx—
Iy longer and the bottom flaps miitlo
long enough to rent-it llndor lilo mob
tread. 'i‘ho [ramp of tho tout. linen not
quite IIII lilo lower hall of lilo win-
dow: ii nplioo of illioul tiirt-o motion In
left for lilo oaolipo oi “'ili‘ili Iill‘ iii the
room. liy loworlng lilo window this
Sillll‘t' ran ho i’t‘illil'i'll to one liil‘il or
loss. llrl-ordtnl: to nood. ()n oxironloiy
void and windy nights Ihoro hood not
ilo loll. olioil fillilI'O at all above. the tout
t‘railto. 'i'lio pllliolil'le ill'oath will rise
to the top of the tent and the form (if
lilo toill aids in lilo roilltlation. ’i'he
awning li-l made. of atom. duek’nnd in
waterproof.
'I'Iio potion enters lilo tent through
a Iilip Wllll‘ll can he made either on the
loft or right aide of the tent. ‘i‘ho low.
or edgoa of tho canvaa that come at
the hood and side of the hell am long
enough to ho lurked will] under lilo
lniitlroaa to exclude the air from tho.
room and protect from drought. The.
thin in no constructed an to admit, of
«any liroolili to tho pntieilt.--Now York
Medical Journal. a ,
one or and. NVE'B JOKES.
Witlln Bill Nye one. day happened
on the modoet sign of Major Pond. lilo
lootllror manner. in a window of tho
Everett House. in New York, ho said
in a friend who mawlmpuniod him:
“lioro'll the man that Inoltoli the lee-
tllrora. Let's go in and are if we can‘t
indnra him to land it hottor life.” Ell-
torlng. Nye removed lill-l hat and ran
Ilia hand over the ilnlrioaa oxpanoo of
lilll hood and alter Hlnrllis about. for
a moment raid. "’I‘liili la Major Pond.
I believe. "tell. hilt What can I do
for you?" honored the motor. "1 want
to not a job on the platform," returned
Nye. "All. you," said the major alow-
ly,. “Haw you had experience?"
"Well. i'vo been ilofnro the public for
a couple of year." “Yes? May l link
in whatcapaoity’i" "l'Ve been with
Barnum. Bat concealed In the hoi~
tom of a cabinet and exhibited my
head on the largest ootrtoh egg m cup.
tiviiy.”
i had nil'oii up hopo ..
i MARKET.
minim n" of.“ *-
» 7 ”out .edvertlee . that: We are otiii whom
reading ill. 86V:ftil.fli6fltl thereof in eeitaeoutemglm t ioolte to o -
. A“ two thou-rind year; after. . W on like time ‘. unto may.
.i rhfli'fitl. ..., .1; .31 . ‘ pill, .
with. '_:.
After ,,
Dinner :
PEPSIN
Gum
The Gum With
PEPSIN In It.
_. A” L" Fr? L E Fill—RENEE.
()nly it liltlo llally shoe,
When you buy the
hind ‘
Hammock '
You buy the but.
I ...—....
Colors w!" not run or fade.
and will out-wear
all others.
Chariot—E. Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 143-6.
'Phone, 1392.w
Jenkins Bios.
' and
Gillian Packing
Carried In stock.
hills
”l
GOLDMAND SILVER PLATING. ‘
iliili England Electric Motors.
HaVe no uuperior. Oln ehow
them In operation. I
Repairs to Stationary and Mn-
rlne Engines and General Mech-
rlng Work Soilclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F'G. CO.
so WATER 31'. so. NORWALK.
W
CLEANLINESS' '
Thai is filillill'li'iillti wrillklod and
torn.
With a tiny ilolo Vl'lil'l'i‘ lilo lillio iliilk
lOI.‘
i‘eopod out in tho days are gone.
The liliio pink too was the "Mg iiltlo
pin"
'i‘hlii to market so ofton would go.
Aliil oror and ovol' lilo loizoild will; lUlIl
As i itisaed the lillio pillii llle.
"i’igitio soulo lullro,” iior rod lips
would lisp.
And lilo story and kiss woi-o given
Aullin nnd again SI) happy were we
lii niolhorhood's i‘oi'olzisto of lion
i’t'li. .
187
4 .
PLUMBING AND STEAM
. HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE. AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
1905.
In a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happineu.
To prevent sickness and enjoy thO
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
hero with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lave-
Bilt lllol-o olinio a night, with desolate
lllilzht.
Wilon doalil how my idol away
And no Iillio too over peopa from the
Slllll‘.
To In- itirlsod iii the some old way.
ilul my ll‘iii's ilii\'t‘ dolilu’od the little
Solo oi Gold Willi
Papers at Cost.
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch. ,
We have samples in our Ihowl‘uom
and will gladly quote you pricee.
Horace R. Nash.
pink alil'lo, N0" ‘9 “‘0 “we ‘0 ““3" “mm“ coansa MAIN AND WEST are,
And nittlltl'll it a deeper slain; liicnrnilro SALE OF GOLD WALL PA- South Norwaik. Conn.
And i loin: i‘or lilo toiloii that would
('hill lilo in death ‘
if it onto lilo my darling again.
So, when i am dead. lay the little pliilx'
l’EilS.
and August to reduce the price oi‘
GOLD WALI.
PAPERS to coal,
it is my custom during July
ill
. w.” .....J
I‘Ilroat. rinse—land" Ear. .
...—...... I
5110" order to mako room for new goods.
v .. . . .. . k 1 . . _ l Any diseased condition of the
Nfiftmm“ mm ”m lb “I'm “m if you hood WALL PAPER for this Throat, None or Ear successfully end
And pol-hails up ailoro. Iii lilo sunlight summer or next fall, come and Ben :gtigstiifgéllgogefge‘firglgéggfsoggggg
lll lll\'(“ ’ '
i shall kiss lilo pink too on of old.
ii at o ’i‘h rsoll M arr.
GNIGNIOTIH'I INQLICH
ENNYMX i. out
In Only tie-ulna.
RAPE. Alva Irritable Ladle- ulllyxinin
m outdmermwn linoulln
I'D
“one. My of ynlr fir-“m u and do. to
“WW II? Pullout-n. uu-olfele
I'd “lie-Ne! M lindhl. we Idler. try n
' IIrI lull. 10.0010 Transition. Reid o,
all I'll-uln- l‘lirhuur (‘h-ult ~10?
to .- U "IIIIJ' '-
w amia- Inn-n
mmmmwo
Now is the lime to
get a
Gas Range
AND
Water
Heater
Then liou will be readu
when the reaiill hot
dails come.
lllill. lll Ililiitliiigllll
'Phono on.
Fresh Fish
W
llLilEil‘iSH........................12t:
WEAKFIBII.....’.................. 80.
I’ORGIES ................. 4Ibs.. 256
SEA BASS . 7c
EEI:8..12L
$113K}? (603;? FLATFISH . . . . . . .7013; Culinl $100,000.00
sworn) FISH '.'. . .... '. . .' 12:; lb. Surplus. 510030000
ALL OTHER. KiNilfi OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES. "
THI PIOPLI'I "IN AND OYO‘I'II
Old Inlvetlon Army Imldln‘;
loot Ind of Weeninoton street Ida.
OAPT. cHARLII oucaou, Prop.
‘ south Norwelk.
F. s Brittle "
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IOTIMA‘I'II Gil/IN POI JOI-
IINOi DUN-DINO OF NIW AN
5 HI-
OD LING 0" .TNU TU IO. ’
"it: o: $lafl$o°wnfll§lng ev, .
.. py‘noawaelt,
...
qua».
hit... .
Net Profits.
.-M 4...... . -.....
ll
.1. ‘.
..‘ult.
our stock. '. . .5
.——.——
Cloth Window Shades with fringe.
25c. . .
.. 414'.“
Crockery, Gillaallvarol Lamps.
...-....—
Painlere' Supplies. .
Window Shades and Picture France
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
i. ll. letter,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
'AND
GAS FITTING.
9‘.
and Zinc. ...t
'50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—8.
South Norwalk. Conn.
., .THE.
Bill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
...—....-
solicits accounts of lndlvlduale, mun-
ufeoturero. merchant: and corporations
upon favorable terme.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Prel.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VioeoP‘rOI.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Ouhlef‘.
DIRECTORS.
.....—
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp
Joeleh R. Marvin
Chriotinn Swertz
Fred H. Bowen.
1
... .4...“ .. .
sum liiiiiiEF hm“?
sore Throat. with alumni
‘ul‘l’l‘ln'l‘flh'i’fi drum:
M " min-cl whom' ’-
“09 e
'wxsl't‘luiwl ambo »
'l We?! hut' ' / ....
«I.
l
soo.ooo.oo
Henry Seymour
Bemuel Grumman
J. Wallace Mervin
remedies. Now Installed at 68 South
, Main atrool, and any nailing will be
given consultation and culmination
free, by a specialist who has been com
period with the New York Hospital.
Branch. 66 80. Main so,
Treatment hours. 840, 1-6, 1:3, ‘ .
MONROI OTREBT.
Newly tarnished throughout. Ion
comfortable and up-todato hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat In over!
room. Bathe In connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Aiweyl comfortable and
quiet. '- l 4' ' i
Cafe carrying a full line of lcten
Merrill and Condit's wince. tiring?!
and olnrl. Belt etocxettbu in on
city. .p ..
ff. 2!. SULLIVAN, Prop. "i
TELEPHONE CALL, toe-4.
W an
Paper.
Our Itock of new [coils lust in
in a little larger than ever below
Wonderful how low you on
buy nice zoode here. You know
we do the work In the very but
m“- I . hull u‘m «am
We Have when e xvii mm
contracts for hour. painting and
will be glad to Iubmlt figurel lot
you: work. i ”luau-dam
We try to carry in stock ever-y-
, thing you need for the decoratio .'
of your house inoiiie or out. .. _.
E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONE 335-2
10 FIRST 81'. E. NORWALK.
.1
me Joni; e. Lil mm:
A GENGIES.
ALL meuaAnce. neAL ee'rA‘rz
non-romeo NOTARY. e‘rnn-
eom' 'rchE’Ta, ,
PATENTO .oecuaao. I ‘l
2 sourn MAIN eraser. i
Tel. Cali. ere-e
13",“ III”.
communism.
amount-lute. . ,.
rmi in mm on Max
t . .
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOOIETY .
lioné'if'viCTOiiiA'
CORNER RAILROAD AVINUI AND,
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