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unfit.“ see-us. C“ II
seem attendants manner; ”.asd than
Iels use: in rte—n“ '- m" rut-rain
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Writs
it
Jester-tum. Shelle-
==~.?~'.t::' , h: ' i 0;. paper went away. sndhis substitute almost .passedon. We happenedtobe behindone 's. . 1"... ‘
“t“.ehemw ens-ret- toes- eld an," x... u. wont med tryingtohuntup news. Eewas oftheseeouples and overheard the teller m - .. 4
“uhmmdnu been.» , .. , 000 be John N. Send. an I Phat hen at I”, '5” this .thdlmu to ”Marks: “Ican‘tbeerthet Jane 8—. ‘ - Tbedkeneek’htrede of s. m
m“‘"““ . mm u. the‘biterbit.‘ When the m “t ”1’" Nu“ h. “fixated was “on TuedeyforNewYorkBtetefiwlth “I. bimeust nineteen hundred and seventeen she'ssostuck up." " 0|.” said the other. W llfllIL‘l i" gee mm“ "mm" s h “‘
an...” a m - “u “M burst m bi- twoyufl m..m‘w I : :mymn szdmeld‘s w “ ere 93% mm today. Brutus gave JuliusOnsar ‘bu't she‘snoworsethenAnnH—fishe‘sso wnayendStt-awetnsymond lire:n 7 , , .. 2 " .,
mkhnfltvhwh-MM‘W- n customisation. ~ ‘1, ‘ ~ apokeundertbedfthrib. poorendproud She had better bottoms. . . .. ... ,, ,my'isln, and
Hue—aa— e remainet the present “9.10.9“... all . - ld th vs It ided u-liargeudwsilsslectsdstockof .
“Th III-U!- '- M 3" “I giamk‘whgm “.mw‘."‘~lm If, h l samnmiwmimmmd street‘untll dupe-ed of- " ‘ omits: Leno‘s iron block opposite the :‘frffi'mm yfimthonfiam noye' crater-3mm”: . m" 7 “a M,“-
J r n p. m ‘ wouldestroy " H : ' . ' iDid knnwthet “ ' ' ’
M '1' 'M_m the tore-slum they were ripnhvolvil: up ”in none tells! with. m4 Bros. this city. starts tor StmGratiot M will m in “10.20“” “M. “‘3“ The warrior .tnu'a'e'." well-known inthis Goods? Justtheerticlss ”enshrined“ i ‘3 Gail-18m mu.
M ”in” , MW ' * .. u‘ A won-"m 1" mm countytlfloblaiu. nextweekJor the boned! MM“ business. asll "end/v , « - . .. ‘ whamuhm' _
“and “theme.“ I‘m" I'm ‘9 “M it“s!” I. b point of adage MOI “hum“. a. GXMU to reusinwest kid. of {emu-13‘. Thu-W my“. $21.)!“ O little a“? v :T'lfl'uiz: rng‘mmm.w % mwémm
practical tinsmitb.end ordersleftwith him M” m“- m 0'" W: Wm.““". will re- umaw. .
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refuetoroturntbem was made to hsve the report of the
M he
w new retaluinga specielcommitteereed,whlchwesdone.
"m medium
. ans matalhcretlesst without
during the summer.
“M ,
A South Not-walk led! said that she bed
will receive prompt attendee. Give him e
iously defeated. “ Bonn" had indulged dur~ from its 7
in; the morning incopious draughtsof fiery. $036“ will M . Pmflfl
of ad them. Dsnbury
some season,
let. 'l‘bb h whet ‘. M “page: therawag.” Theccnsequence It was then moved that theplan proposed call. . i l I My!!!" hiskey
mats-sh fly Oar chm-stile h are I Op “I w m " 3m" m I" ° h" "by'mp‘ The N Y N H to H. R R. Co. are Hi h u’ d 'stiilness‘ “new". AS ‘
em- - ‘hmflhbsnowreducsdteehout withoutsuccess. Afrlendeskedherif she ' " ‘ ' ' wsrw oophsdbrokeupoutbe Newsfornlset , “VIM
- Wild!“ ll 311° DhOP'hNfl' 3"“ ”m“ or the surroundings. end been echoedbeck g‘Coelend Wood gt mm m M OI. Shoe Store.
huhuflifimhfll- mm ma “ mood. n .mu
stairs in the present building removed. end
had ever tried to wash its face. And she
got her panlcr up abouts little thing like
new locomotives. which when finished and from the “Um“ hills. He was in his 8101'!
will“ flannel Suite or Xiddiesex
ConsteckBros.
ABM“
Instill-Hm firsssnlt will mhurtfsltsympetby. It proves thstthe
aunts stout it s to-ety. less of old edegebnot dwhys out, thet that it other- ness tumble Put up in Mr rim- um. °“ “‘° "‘°“ ““ “m “'° M‘mmlul tau felt as wealthy and generous as the in- mm a , , ,
_ ‘MM thieves.” But it is stleest _ . .—.——o..——— monsters to look diminutive. At the shops creased “1“, voters. who only drew their Go to line. M's for m “a "I. I“ 8, Wow 8 and Children 3
Hr. Dibble moved that etaxof six mills Mr.Ches. R. Miller, litmus translate in Hartford other engines with threedriviug M fly.” fly 0‘ ,1“ national debt. i qdck . . . m I 8““; BOOTS d SHOES
- an _ ,
mend Heats-end“ of edu-
cathg thet ehldra. wfl dense some
more“ pieces! rude-use than our
city. Bususedceufemfllesofoucity ___.__.._.
withinoerncquintsnce proposing to send .. “‘1.” .‘mn-
tbdr denghtms eweyto be educated tbb mwSomNonqullsySIsg'n.
Mbec-ssottheebsnceofthsnecesssry u m: The improvement recommended by the
awn“ Andibemuence Deersur:—Bieinviteshuniwent tow the committee.ere to divide the upper
elude meetin‘ lest towed-y m I V's-sled room in the Concord street school house by
h M the mo: the W “M that i went. behwsi there met the beemin e moveble partition. making four rooms
poetiejnstice. Weahonldn‘twondertoheer
MthattheBosshebm‘hmeditetingon
themexim.“8onestyisthehestpollcy.”
be laid on the list of 1872, to provide the
means to meet the expenses of erecting the
new house and making the alterations, end
that the moneybs used. for no other pur-
pose—Carried. end the meeting ediourned.
turer. opposite the «pot. hes a fine stock of
saddles, hienkeu, hemem, etc. In whips,
his stock cannot be best. some of them be
ing very handsome. end ell cheep.
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Last Friday Mr. Eben Hill. Jr.. Secretary
with hie two sisters and two gentlemen, left
New York per steamer for Vienna. Having
visited the Exposition they will make the
rim“ for the 1!. a N' 3‘ division.ere "Bonee" felt esthough he could whip his
u ng. weight in wild cats.end was ptfiticing
Ole"? “WW“ W“ overheard: "30‘" do“ warmth. ell whom he met to get within
your client like it?” “Not overmuch; be- reach 01 his maulers A jaded female, flow.
I ‘0 complain 0‘ “'0 expense.” " M130 iy wending her way up from the steamboat
°’ “m “m“ 1”“ “Mb“ ”‘9‘” it e“ “8‘“: bond ”038‘" “0‘“ G“ we dock. with veers tad filtering stop. her Peuigecsrgoof sinnmecu'trmk.
llnCceL None ‘
menace ‘0 8“ “1° 3'"! '0 dietsm '8'"! ?" whiskey-polished face shining—not with
“Don’t know; we must work for it." mugs, but brilliantly W?” the color-
" You‘ll get best, of course, in the end; but producing edects of rot gut “a flame],
sh gs and Bonnets.
gustine ets that all the
W with.
The following conversation between two pwm attitudes..end inviting with great _
Cometock
ladies are in love
wet-tinted Feed. st W B‘r‘os.
[3' Beeéyml‘Vorking Suite for 05.1” at
[I'Justreceivedattheyerdof JohnH.
onmnennmnmoxnln.
cor. It. It. I-taos end cuss.
OppAdsms‘BuShopandiknqot.
genuine but Slnnickaon.
H' Flower end Provisions at Rsyriagnd
res.
whines m...
11'0- “ “W“ ‘5‘ besteducstion. kowntinencssof ahullkroud :of the frends where now there are but three- divide the Bros. and :
Yet m to say, itwes the nail tex- of Wye eddicsehun. their waseum upper room in the Union school house. and ‘0‘“ 0‘ ENVE “ .. you‘ll appeal. of course f" “ Of course." coming within hailing distance. saluted dgsfighfiifls regggnaozi $195.13; m We ’
elven thetvoted down the proposition to 0' the-Mitt“ Mu" wrinkled iii“ the building an additional house with two The... i. . mu. be} who roe-tome 3.?- The .. o etc—*Wr W“. “mm Connecticm “Boom" with the insulting remerk. “What ere. _ . _
build a good school house in place of the m‘h" “m“ m ”i” “ m 3°“ rooms on s per-tor the ground occupied by “at Church who should be allowed some “d New! York ”Mme“ m The 3“! 3°“: 3'0“ ---sen 9' ‘ mu“ we” a- At Belts a: Paris’. Washington St. w “Ii-econ! doorbelewthe %ng
, I'm“ “'1‘ "1°“ “3° “n“ “W °’ um butldins- The wholo to cost Itbout compensation to: nu services. He spends “Mae" answered by turbine to her It can beprocured Hardware. WellPepernnd 5°". 3‘ ‘Mflmmnwm-u-
mt auntie structure, where our chi! m Med oniu them a“ Nd“ smack Henriette Scott. of Oyster Bey.L. 1.. l Shed smurfs, W and see new so do."
'm m. e “In mo P0“ m Cabinet
dreneredailyaowdedend anothered. do so much as peg). my recline were LAW most 0' hi8 time during the set-rhodiumilk while dredging for oystot‘l 0“ Point-nO- tArtrsslre‘r’i‘ieu 61i?“ in her-wrestmainrme‘l: glare Clothing at rices that will llnflmhrmmbheuor.
“w?" m PM” wurksd up tn the highest pitch by the tuch- CITY AND “01m“. “‘8 pm in hl'w PM“ '“ captured by " 8mm” “3°" rose her NJ: to an elevation 1.; the vicinity suit all buyers, at pBrae. , ‘ “mm,“ “mm
. in m of NW bixby. he hiked rite . The mmond am. "0 doing ‘ he.” Emil-$1.3. 01:?" Yfitard'rh; :rfil‘imlnlblz ufBone‘s co“ lull. Bl“ none: In no‘ .0 H.343: Bane S! Raymond ma!“
‘ C M "M
"c 9@ pro drunk but he had presence of mind enough “‘3' l on n 8mm 3.! Badmweil‘s, are the best napalm
to the pint, end the yung youth of this
“Un'ht-flflbtflloyrGI-Hd deestrict are under several obligeshunsto
m“m"""""- himforhiseeveerieborsinthelrbehef. the
but. u. 7.: 0: m1 “is: other konservstiv speekers did nebly, hut
Mined-abut pie. we; ragga!“ “‘Wmm'mmxtenduwdm
“mutmmpmdmhnim bifloneldeesthatl must pass them hi in
:M in: the h- ' “ Wine of the Woods” cures Jeundice.
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The water sprinkler has been driven to
businessall the week. Dust. as a conse-
quence subsides.
——«o~
On Saturday last at Stamford. the Mutual
endthetlfionntnlne Momwesup—
ikongretuleit the deestrick on the pros- Club, of Norwalk. beat the Bippowans, of
business. Last Friday they had cargoes of
coal. brick, fire-brick and drain the. grain
and feed. a cargo of lime. plaster end cement.
end a cargo of coal at Stamford. ell unload-
ing at one time.
00.
Geo. 1!. Day. grocer. successor to W. W.
Comstcck. advertises Oolong end Japan
bly be made ‘ test case. "d b' taken into to swing the mud-digger like clamp attach
gagpitcd States Supreme Court before It is ed to his right arm to the rear, an d close
———-—«o——-——- it on the would‘be despoiler of the east
"WAN" 9' CO- 13-. 4th ML 0‘ N. G.. of his pants. This increased the wrath of
will engage in a target shoot on land of Mr. the women. As soon as she recovered her
E. W. Stuart. near the turnpike.oa Wednes- equilibrium. she began to remove from the
day forenoon. May 88th. In the afternoon cm \
there will be a drill. inspection end street street .1” cobble "'0”. from the size
in the market.
ines will receive full instructions for operat-
log
to en in month y installments.
mend Bros.
r5311. end Traveling Begs.
Parties buying these mach~
end keepin them in order. Payments
[1' fire Brick and Drain Pipe at 1%,.
Comstock Broe' ‘ make a specialty of
W.
0f furniture and every. kind is? woed’ work.
ORDERS
I ”him .
CRANE & CHAPEL
Washington Street, South Norwelk.
w. crterrn. 180-! r. a. must .
NEW STORE!
meow,
of on egg to a bushel basket. and piled them
up on the broad end exposed person of
Bones, until the blood and whiskey began
. Ice cold Soda Water end Root Beer drawn
from a fountain at S. F. Fed's.
11‘ Front Brick. Herd Brick. Pale Brick.
MMitwflsafichtbebninsof “hmv‘m skule hommonw Stamford,88toll.
Wowedthelrforcsendnctivity thskormrofthe M. ihcpeitwiilbe .___._..._._.._
totbephoephoricdletolmeckereifreshand kondenscd and to...” .0 a: tu hev it Business for the City Bosrdof Health—to
teas for80cents.end good black tea for 50
cents. These are cheep enough, but no
cheaper then the other goods to be found
parade Those of our citizens who see fit
to donate prices as heretofore will make their
salt. But that theory is now quite exploded. kompeir'with our idces of eddiceshnn. One disinfect a score or so of old shoes deposited l £ th
T50 lam-chums 3084'“ Health bl" more thing mister edditur. end i am dun. 6|“ 01 ”16 depm- in his completely “mud “0"“ atom on. known to cal 0’ a party. to pour from ell parts of the fractured Fire Brick, WellBrick. Cement end Lime
. ~ 0. Anything in the shape of prizes will be .. Rs dB Eaveuentirsnewesecker
“‘3'? M | N906 in “bid! they I! thet i do hope the deestrick wi'J be konsulted . ”. “”‘ . Sol thankfull received places in the outer covering of the muscles “ ymon "”-
oneof theprincipelerticlss of foodintbst with respeck to the gun." which ““1”” L. ccoiield ishsving tine concrete walks Messrs. Crofut. ltnepp it b “13:13 are 5' . of poor Bones' body The I“ seen of weircuistingLi openedthisweek n A n n w A n E
‘ ' i d i re ' the r u n on "'""*“““"‘ - , 2 . .
laid m front 0’ h“ premises, corner 0’ Day n 8M! an mp ring ‘3 A clerk in a post omce in this vicinity is Bones was going like mad down Washing ifigimwmumngt‘;:gtnr:ct 0' 8 “a???" ‘ ’
Mein street. The buildings will be raised to
conform with the new grade. and improved 'm'm‘ “'0‘!- malk‘flfiftflfimahge’lé:
mettle. l‘e irrrs. Oils, end
will!
Statebps‘e. Tit-says the report: “Pits putontutheneweddins. Asevoterinthis
Aleoeea
. and Elisabeth streets. , _
ereeetm twice a day by most people in kotnmunity.i em in favor ov a subdomd ‘3‘ Hats and Ceps.in all qualities. “:1“,
now in the last stages of drought. occasioned ton street, with the women close to his heels.
and prices. at Comeback Bros. .
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Ksuschuette above the age 0! five. end if m Vi“! ssoteble "mm“ 19" " meetin The weather rs churning. Billings says:
QM bellied "r it h M WM be W at °n°°' ““1 “0" let that iniunel “ Now is the time to sow your lamb and
mm gh- And my gunman” schdcocd yeller that i: beiu' put onto some P083. “d plant mint ink-Tit"
“m .w M” pk hm: but!“ in thin pl‘il‘ u put out“ our new
from floor and water and salt mixed and end butiful struktur. E Kortoxr.
rolled into n thick paste with shortening
which We: the ens-pest m to be SCHOOL MEETING,
found.‘ Sothemysseryissolvedof the
iivelybrahsend the ieen.ienkbodiesof the
“units Yenkem. lineal: Letevery
onewhowentstnbe lean end lively “est
pies twice adey.“ and occasionally ,one for
a lend. If hedoesn‘tdieof dyspepsisun-
duh‘m‘uwtubeemertenongh to
invent some patent machine which will
bring him a fortune.
TbePreddeItheseppointedEx-Govcrnor
Jewell. of Connecticut, U. Slinlster to
Rush.
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To take down the gridiron from the nail
where it is hanging with the left hand is a
sign that there will be e broil in the kitchen.
——-—‘W~———
Mr. Ira Seymour is putting up an elegant
French cottage at the foot of Franklin street.
Mr. Giles Seymour superintende the work.
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It is a great pleasure to us to see a man
sporting fest horses. who owes us a six
months bill. We feelengelic. besides it is
so honorable in him.
The Action of Previous looting
Beconsidered.
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Tbe meeting celled to provide means for
the building of the new $85.0!!! school
house. ememhled on Tuesday evening, at
the school been. A large number were pres-
flli. “1008‘! 300° who ‘1“ taken 9‘" in “'9 Street Commissioner Dibble. is hurtin at
W meetings were absent. W. C. Quin- work on Clay street removing the earth so
tnrdwes ”1°C“ chairmen. . as to give the street its proper width and
S. C. Palmer. for the information of the grade
meeting. read a paper giving in detail the
woman Pbiledel wk"! “d expenses 0‘ the district for the Gusowski.up~town. has received e full line
a: w. 3.3“ flmfiggiflx 2:3; 99' “MN“ 3‘“ of spring styles ready made clothing. also
m a. u..- arm 51.. NW A '0“ 0! mm“ "5 “we?“ M" Pulm- cloths of ell patterns which he is making
dc . in .. words the hu- . er for the information thus efl‘orded. up into “31.“,th garments.
hghts ‘ re. Upon the chair suggesting that they mm W
Rev. Edwin Johnson, pastor of the South
need with the regular business of the meet~
A women h Sen m.“ M M {signer moved thet the resolution Congregational Church of Bridgeport, will
5‘"wa the exact demegeto her foot, that the building of ‘it new 4:11.531 .........t. i“ "‘LL‘M—“fls—u Church in
m not b' the double "'1‘ 0' fires” 5'" house was impracticable. as it would leeve Chewing gum ‘8 muting into fashion With
‘3 ‘5‘ '3'.“ "k“ "“ them with no school for a year. and he the warm weather. it serves as an agreea-
———-————-—— _- couldn't see how they were to get along ble pastime for young ladies when no one
It has been settled in fashionable circles without the present building. while the new else can he found to jaw elnout.
that in receiving presenn et weddings here- one was being erected. He also thought that w
after. not more than mw-umu..nm the wants at the district did not require the M "W 9‘0" of M- Cm“. appetite the
”.33“. 'm be MN The eleventh. mm“. of 085.01!) for ‘ school house. Congregational Church, can he found borne
etc. will he declined with thanks. We ad end that they could 8" all the accommode- and shoes of nil kinds. of latest styles and
mm.“ couples who have over tiontheyneeded foragreet denlleumone _ best manufacture. also repairing in all its
one hundred of those “bl “PM“. to Ir. J. Bouton said that the raciution did band“!
send themod'toscme factory and have them :3 “’de them to '9'“ 035.000. b" raid M. T. Gregury d: Cu. Main street. have
rec-t end made into tooth~picksend mg mlegyhrtg: :2 game it 3:;0313. ut they retitled their most market .with new tables.
rakee , y blocks, etc.. and erected letticcd doors in the
Ir. Knudsen said that the trouble eppre- ‘
headed by Hr. Palmer might be avoided by front, thereby greatly “"0"“ 1" sow
Whuwe ccmpen thevalne of ourex- bulldingthenew house on another
_ pert of
mm 0|" hm“. md‘ msgroundsendletthe present onestend
an“? :m‘w whereitdoesuntil the new one couldbe
'8“: M Mr completed. . .
33.7.; mm flied. CW3“. The motion to reeondsidcr was put end ‘33:: r‘tumlméwdimm‘im
Selena of trade w 01“.“! use ’ m appear ‘
It t csrried. plumes and white gloves.
Add tothis the interest a menace Some one moved to adjourn, but after a W..—
of has. held WM“ moro— fewsbsrp reps from rte-n. Thoma. Ouu- “091° “0 hm WW ““0"“ l“
endwe have “can: in p14 to W gingham, Inland, Bouton and others. be their gardens wiltsoatedeylearn that they
may at u Ht 3. m m m Wed e- withdraw the motion. or. the“ in” for m. Another M
.5... our W «mp. mp, a. Dr. Pardee said he hedcongretuleted him- of drowning in this way is reported—that
m: Sn that :a. gen: ate risen to “is: itay of a onus of Philip Ram. in mum.
provid u or t rising genera WW“W* .
Alsdin-—-—— w‘“mhngmm,‘z Wehavelatslysentoutmenyhillstode‘
W m ' W °t linquent subscribers. One hae‘been returned
threedetashnandordereditnetto mhhtbsproudof. ""N‘H‘m‘“
h" moienmhooihouseandproeureaeeqnor Wilefollowing written on mantel-ell:
. hounreqst
eldentteechors. it would be theme! “lists gone whereyuurbill cannot follow
theftsetdoor.eadroli'sdltiesethehalt. psopleto settle withoutherehy him. Sendenomeronilreproolpaper.“
eadiegitmeedevwdisaheneleflonr. ‘m
our population.and'reilevingus W...—
The
Hethaweetheebendut-edkisehergee facilities. 'Pdllflddlbeertistwhodoeemg
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A meeting of the Burnside Guards will be
held at the armory on Wednesday evening
ediemettechedseourpreeentsnhool
paintingonthefreighteersof theN.\‘..N.
“W limousine-otvutrtouwt HJEKRkNwto-luh Billion
rev-s .................................. Mh'flw toeeewmhoolhouse Weaotlcedoeafreightesrstendingenthe
uni ”hwhhmoi . ”Mule. [f M (II. N lit“ M. the following
rmwfiii‘““' newboesnhewm m'mm."
to shun “build . Moo—«~—
N h m“ ThelsmIeOraneb Chopin havetaeea
they-needesc-ethhg. Thelaw
mutants provide selteblemeeas WWII“ We-Nesm streets-amt
ornamentation-tor tbedil- Mil-“VIE Ned‘- Mtss Hoots.
in verious.ways. greatly adding to the sp
pcnrnncc of the property.
moor--
We would suggest that ministers divide
their time during service so as to eliuw the
choir an opportunity to whisper. It is quite
anoying. us well are diliicult. to listen to the
preacher and hour the remarks from the
choir. on their fellow worshipers at the
same time.
"flaw 3..
Those at South Nurwellr thirsty for our
borough water. new charge the defeat of
measures for its introduction into the city
to friend ElwclL—
Thc above is incorrect, as final action has
not been taken. The matter is still under
consideration by the city authorities.
W"-
A new manufacturing company with a
capital of 0.50.000 has been organised in
Norwelk. it is called the “ New England
Motor and Mower company.“ and its mater
fecturos will be weter meters. steam engines.
and mo wing machines. A. ll. Bylugton of
the (in-Item is president.
A gent lumen wee surprised to see his little
daughter bring home from. the Sunday
ooh nnl n weaves treaties- nvt “RI“‘I‘H‘II':
you: you can‘t make anything of it.“ “1
kn ow it.pape; i thought it would trench
me to slide backwards."
M“ M...
_ The Messrs. Butts do Ferris, in umber
column. invite the attention of the public to
their new stock of hardware. etc. just open-
ed by them. in their store in Chlchester‘e
Block. Weshlngton street. They here e full
anti complete assortment of goods in this
line, and purchasers should give them a cell.
Two members of the Connecticut legisla-
ture were rather noisily drunk on a railroad
train the other day. and when the tenduct
tor remonstreted. one of them porrpously
asked. “ Do you not know. air. that I am a
member of the legieleture l" The tonduc
tcr quietly replied: “ You‘ve got theeymp-
touts.“
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At Etltuunds' Fifth Ward Mabel out he
found fish of sll kinds in their
from the water. Some mackerel (fresh l
left at our oflloe. proved delicious. and if
all the other kinds sold by him are as pod.
he should receive liberal potions-e. Here
also may he found fresh fruits and renter
bles at the lowest prion
Pekulski has titted up a ladies hair dress-
lnglfldepetttuefi in his MT and can that
no r can not to. borough in |~
ed and clean. it will, no doubt. be” “:2:an
petronlssd. Not only is this department in
that class order. but the establishment
throtuhout lees “neat as spin." and dtted
up in the best manner.
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An. unfortunate editor of one of our
country exchanges thus addresses his delin-
uusut subscribers: “Friends“ are peach
less. Job‘s varkeywes a millionaire com-
pared with our present depressed treasury.
trims-denies some adonwastekenhe wheretheyietsndtopursusthe‘busieeesef 'l‘o-d lfseltwsret barrel
rqfilhmmhm able-tastier Mitwm The” ear won‘tothuyenoughgpme:jay~blrd.':
diets-inure- receiving the amount fleet-me m I V“. W renom‘ We appreciate that follows‘ erurditlom We
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by his own gallantry in volunteering to lick speeding him along with an occasional
and adjust postage stamps for the young thump with astone on his back.
ladies who come to his window. He is W , '
very cherming.and the town is full of good F1": Ml“ RIVER "' 3‘“!de u very
looking girls, who love dearly to see him livelyin this village Mr. Hilton from Jer-
run out his tongue and moisten a stamp. “Ken-V 1‘ ”‘3‘qu for ‘ celler.on "well
The doctor says “.1“. he can start the sap he intends to erect a line residence during
in his system he is | goner. the summer. Kr. William Dermott bu
‘ nearly completed a house, on the hill, at an
. --—-ooo-——- .
A curious hnd interesting case of heredit- expense of sheet $3.000. Alexander Rey-
ery palm has been lately exhibited in Con- mond. up the river, has in course of con-
nectlcut. Some twelve years ago the father struction a residence that will cost about
the stovcpoker. the music of the gun be- four saleable houses.
ing at the moment in contact with his head. The oystermen.{durlug the spring. have
‘ [is handed in his cheeks. And now his son been very busy. it having been impos<
has played the same game. with the same sible for them to supply their orders. At
gun end the same poker. end ‘with the same present, vessels from Cape Cod, Long Island
satisfactory result. Staten Island. and New Haven are loading
W'— with seed oysters. This business has so in-
A “m“ who hase Mgreeuback “ en “b‘ crossed during the past few years. that
3°“ M suspicion in Bridgeport. 5“ indi~ many who went into it only a short time
viduel who weeimpudent enough to display “0.". already well ‘0 do, with every pros-
thet unfamiliar “’3’“ there ‘ “V days are. poet of amassing a fortune out of the trade.
“I “WW “4 loci!“ “P W" “'0 will“ We hope to be able in a short time to pub-
were “9"“ the next day. when the N“ was lish statistics that will give a correct stato-
tound ‘0 m.“ l'lllll “a “1° “3‘“ "I di“ mug of we qumugy or onwl‘ “ken up
charged. The town ought to getone or two and shipped gm my. NM
Manuel. sheer- notes for the use of the _———-——o
' —-e .— .--..ns.
One of our young ladies at an evening Change of III-lit Ill-e 0- the! You
gathering some time no. found it apropos 1" i" I! 3- '-
to use the expression. “Jordan is a herd Our eitieens will be "mg“ to know
xs‘mg‘xy :3:::=::‘ufim‘;°b$'g;: tlhntmhcther in answer to their petitions to
stumps”... 533'?"- ‘11‘333‘333‘33; “MW
£2.22; ‘22";23. ‘22.2:::“22.":‘°22r mm 3132? 1'35 3:3?» “WT:
lilomeratlon of unfoieeeeu difficulties" :mmdzaoirdgum‘1xmturfi
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A laborer. who. having by hook and \by issued about the “a“ date.
For along time ‘our business men have
crook scraped together fifty dollars. took it
m 1“. employer. with ‘ MW“ ,0 take care felt the need of a train between the Shore
of it for, him. A year after the laborer went 1““ "9"“ “"38 New Y0K '3 “=93.
to another friend. to know what would he ”“1 the 0W “ M 9°“! ‘° W ‘3“!
the interest on it. lle wru told trim dol- by Will Win! W “W! mullet- fln~
In it wants “id be. 'u I Will! you would lubed “I“? errands in time ‘0 take “C 18:33
lend use three dollars for edey or two. My “PM; but it often Wt as W
boss has M keeping QM donuts to, ma . M. thet they foiled to connect. end
{“3" “a 1 went to W him the interest for hence had to wait three long hourswith
t. . , time bangle; heavily. They petitioned for
etreinto leevsat twoo‘elook or 8:80. It
ltwaseot answered to the letter.bet has
. 1mg.
80th. leave New York at that. insteadof
“Mes heretofore.snd the Mm“‘
press will leeveat one ow listmd of
“:83 While the ctr-are lust precisely
thstaekedforJtoeanotfailJtasemstous.
3.3%.? men? “51%.... ““m
leeleen as. ‘ ‘ ‘
“d om “fibula we“, to New Haven. sad will
ofthedepohiee sign which rueds“New 'l‘hehourdill 3"“ , Wk
trela“(sew)
at
Sometime sin the city council voted
that the pump near l". ll. Nash‘s. be ac
cepted se a city pump for the eecommoda‘
tionof the public. it had become almost
useless. however. from the feet that the
Street Commissioner had taken the earth
fromerounditsoes to leaveansxcevetion
that allowed the water from the street to run
into the well. Theresidsatsof that vicinity
hevehed thlslxed so thet newthe water
York Legorheerunder, the Opera House.“ MMM 'N‘Wlteatre
Stun-summer the sign hevewondered will hove New York ru- ,
it aeontrsethesbsssmede with theNe- titanic We believed this treiawenid
was tosunplythsqrarklmgm mthtough to Bridgeport the m
Thetriumpbsofsslenos mum-ow euettudsnlthttessethtsltrtm ,
notsurpriseusiu the least it sttohwesthe mutt-en. mum‘s. met
feet. start ta. sign was up'psoplshsve Wmmwnemhltewrertt
beset-(hm around thedepcurtauts. with oerteieprespect otreturaluhusat.
quarto. M naturally um «um up; early more. Ir. William lanolin“.-
m“ ,.. , “mm. image-torment” renews. I
Xr.WllllsulO.m.of utmost ‘ " ““t"m‘.'m‘“‘""
didsuohaoesptablsworkintheiiaeefson- Y“ " “‘“m ”V“
cross=pavsresnte tip-tows last summer.“ . ,
everybody.
can: terms.
a“ Wine of the Woods" is inked for by
Cures headache. constipation.
rheumatism. For sale at S. l". Peck‘s.
33‘ Boys’ Sailor Suits at Cometock Bros.
a‘ The Senor and Singer Sewin lech-
ines torentor for sele.et MrsJu
15.0“
Wan rupee, :
sundae end We.
Paper‘sndflbdes hngtoudoretehu-t notice.
Washington or. Sena leer-went.
LA.“ ’ films.
{3'
quire for Sinnickson d: .
of a family touched off his shot-gun with $3,000. Robert C. Raymond has completed
the
chen
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just Mimi
”3’33
with...
[3‘ Comstock Bros. have a complete es-
sortment of White Dress Shirts.
a. New Maple Sager st J. E. Smith's.
For pure Freuklipo Coal elqu en-
\ ‘3.
Something entire new in the hid-illit-
“ Patented versible Hat” —three
of hits in one. Cell and see it.
L. P. to.
5‘ Patent. Reversible Clothcs‘Bers at A.
Kuepp'n ‘
a‘ Bnled‘Hsy and Straw for sale at Mil
erd d: Webb s. ‘
stock of tent_Step Ladders
Alfred pp‘s.
REFRIGERATORS.
of various styles. etA. Knapp‘s.
Gavsea
Spring Water
on unnucu'r.
—AT-—
Ruler. Holmes at Co. are receivers
of enkins. Honor .1: Co.'s Flour—well
known by South Norwelk people.
Q‘ . the Old WellCluh C ere, for
sale byTOt’Swerts a Co. ‘8
am ummmeuuuepuw
trier oneness or never- and g
law. we recommend the Old Well luh Cb
gar.
[1"th Confectionery. Fruits. Nuts.
French Prunes, in. at John E. Smith's.
“33%
G. c. snusows.
New Store!
81' a; n: s. ,
Housefurnishlng Goods,
“butane
The best assortment
trigietohmeRLWfl'Pup it Leno‘s “eon-he "" ' h is. ”MI 4:
WSomethiug New l—‘i‘he one Well Club mag... “P m use rte-n:
Cigar C. Swans d: 00.. manufacturers. “elm Isn‘t-ate. ea: 0‘ 8”“
Q‘A Splendid Oniong il‘ee,at1’ilcte. “Wm“lum mm“
per pound. at A. Knapp‘s. ‘ J bbl P ‘
woman trans-n Smith‘s. ° ‘8 ”It“: Attended to.
I!‘ Aline assortment of Child ‘ ‘
ringesjust received at A. Knapp‘em ‘ W m It“ m
U‘ If went a l t t W
Live Geese ll‘eethesa
Hg“ 4 st Buckinghere‘e
its largest assert
W llow Were ever ohm Kiev-rm
A. Knapp‘s. ' ‘
New Spring Styles of Felt
In their appearance at Poona“. ere
. M «We...
mm. “gm-rm...“
ruse
mwmm .,
Mm Beer‘s beer is good. and ,it would NM and Stamforda’te aiaeylsdiesid ‘g
Ti. ‘
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