~ = :. winsthsmsrethsehelfss ritthaswymhuwhlchteek'pleeeiatheaf- my“. “one. The annual tsrgotakoet of the mdfiemflt‘mefli— mm and piraticof out : ‘ a‘fleqmwmm WounocksndhsdderOahsdsttrsctiocs ,H. ferresldeetseftheclty. m TAM“ I'M toekplanscunaraillstabosteo‘elcckin themornlng. Thecempeny turnedeut 8' mm. The sslectedwere wellcal- cuistsdfortargetprsctics.andseme of the boys dodgeodshectlng. though the average wssof the couldn‘bbit-s-hsrn-decr charac- ter. Three rounds were fired bythe sei- dlaasfterwhlchthe judgcsanddouers of prissstrledtheirhsadsaudeyes. Afterthc shooting wss‘evsrthey returned to thcar- mory.and atlc‘cleck. headed by the Stem- :rddlmctmendscccmpenied byOld dsrCotheymarchcd to a. recent-Ia W m 'l theyard anmwwa Co..te wit- mmiflb ‘m'mk" oaths launching. Theyhcrs. partook in Mel-H! field It ll“ ”WWW" the collation providcd.sftcr which they “WMV‘. "“5““ “J psradedths principal streets and wercre- . ”mevmh‘ viewedwthemayoreadscvcraimcmbcrs hfimmmmw' The efthe council. TheOompsny madeedne 'm'flflmmmfidmm eppcerenec.marchcdwell.anddidmuch to mew-It- M ““3. '1"- glvecharsoktotkegsthclngs of thcdsy. "w‘ml‘i “Noodles luthesvcnlngtheygaveegrandstrawbcrry heat-i teth- m '0 mm festivalatlilltaryfisll.etwhichthcrewas “that. “h k l7 alarge attendance. despite the fact that al- «N 3°23: ' Wm' most cveryenchad perteken of thcgrend munch-ill many “'7 WW feast given by Mr. Burritt. During the h‘ w ”33‘“. m9 prim for shooting Wm I'm' The “5-1 m. a “I. cum“. ed as follows: loldisn' Orphsnncms was held at New 1- L F. Waterbury, ate—by Theo. Chi- _ m ’Mthuldica’mon-V V‘MJhsenuch-eeeslstisg ‘deflhthemmued‘ 'dvbmofthdtyaeeretlcahy . nuclwuqeslielveultymsd ‘ ‘uwmmmm mug-scar used-And the cereme' ohm“ ahgeeuneecrscef people—M canal. mule”. Asthcwes-kofaiding chalet- suldssn’ orph- h nearly completed. and 3‘ Sull- W- F. Wardwell. 35—day D. P. the” dcrlved from that scores have El!- csoeod. the question of the continuance of l G. S. Brown. revolver—by Bolts a Fer- ; thcficmcfcrthecerc ofOrphaosnchs- fl!- - .. ‘” m Children was censiducd. final “3. 4. E. S Crissey. dessert set—by CE. Doty. ' Mufihm" def“ until "I 5. A. A. Betta. box Sentinel Cigars—by adjourned meeting to behold at the Tontine. Brown as Wilcox. in!" men, may, Jun. 80th. gt 10 d. L. Godfrey. .8 silver—by Bell & Hila- c’cteck A. I. All interested are invited to don- _ y be mad old with theircounssi in a 7. John H. Kidney. dessert knives—by S. decis- sevital to the interests of humanity. l". Peck. ‘- . A. Hartwick. fancy box—by E. V. A. Chichcstcr. 0. Capt. J. C. Crewc. noting machine—W. c. Quinterd a. Cc. 8. The action of the President in slgningthe cmreocyhlli hassnrprlscd the money. and do. not seem to be in keeplngwltbthe pelvis—h decimal! detcmlneticn to not 10- 11- Bocnlsh. 50* Omit-b! 11 W. Day. glvehb were tony loam bill that it. Taylor Joyce. napkin rings—by H. S. didactcsodtoapccie paymenhereeen- Rood. ‘ tractioeefthccurrency. Thehsnkrcssrvcs la. Corp. C. W. Raymond. silver cup—by on dim ere abolished. 121's banks R l. Tolles. unto samcpcrccntagc reserves 18500 .A. Hauschild . . for“. . before.sod are tokeep in 3...... hchmmo—by H E film-riv- ser «Ito-their circuh- u. 'r. r. Wilson. pair ottomans—by A. humda-andsforredcmptionandm DickcrmrnlkSon ;; rcphcsmatileted hills.batthis tressuryde- ‘ podtiseo csnetsssput oftherescvefor ‘5' 3'3?” M‘" ”“5, G- 0. Still- _. managers-seam mum -. f meet the mo- of depositors 1* ’- 33"“ lion cow-hr Tulle-as _‘ hesmofcullqssh rednecdlveparccnt. " l1. Corp. J. E. Kinney. hat—by L. P. Fools. 18. J. Harlin. umbrella—C. R. a F. C. p q Wet-g the general (:17 in the Bennett. E cmdmdtrdekndm octet is. J. commonsense-u. farthestfrom ._._ employ-set. it name there are plenty of the bulls eye. to lhe. beer—C. ll. Ste~ Muihmm'illiug towerkwhen recs; 8. watch (relic of Sir John theyheweeeopportnoity. The New York Franklin—by Capt. Crown; 8. i too ud cant-3w I“ tides L cal—m’mond BM- erc wens troub- is to a. A of the The above comprises ell that hit the “b m. are to the atrlke. and claim . that enforced hen it by thelesders; a eon- The following prises were drawn ‘ “W 1...-..th M It). RBrownby‘ear‘s rent Yale lock box-4w use of ordinary intelligence This is su- P‘ l “i“- !l. - Hyatt. ladies hat—by Jacob Week. 83. Frank Biehsrdsdten coal—by J. H. Ferris. 88. Corp. J. H.‘Batterson. i don cans fruit-i by Capt. Crows. St. Robert Gerry. scarf and hat—by Elksn at Go. ' 85. 1". Lyon. lost of cake-by w. Licht- “raueeggertsemunesout. ““- Lcro.'eet the alendcrcrie it Joe lav-on. alike by chur'ch- Know. I“ 0‘ "I. "M - s7. legit: ZSsunders. bar queen soap—by o. . Scedeld. neonate—em. ifpre- otowmloeaaunnaaeo. sue-tee. te new and cam-iv are alas—their em ‘parsde..and in company . min by e M and the church in withthc military madequitea procession. fifiWthi-Jtsooa Theyturaedeutinfullforcswiththeirrcd . habhlamomfuMsndths'chil- shirts endure housed made aaeed ap. ox hi thewerld'whe-npmteodsoeour- mace: Theirmachinewss geiiyarray- qohgesn dely hates-sidered efthe sdlalowcrsaudvines.graccfullyfestoessd “nut! heresrepeqletn this fro-the bucket reek. Iachbuckst was V-fl'mwheknowhimtohssllsraad trimmedwlthlcwcre. Oathefrcetofthc .afimtamselcsttcall nerd for he itraekwasalarge vegle.with streamers or .Ievnthehuloetive dilatatctloeof’e Mwhiuaadhluflbbrmsfromhlamouth. bramwhopsstsedtoceesldsrhhwerdet Ivldsntlr the members oi the, Company epsiwfitwifithetet heaastmem’whe hadnttt forth tasteless tckave the truck : cum-of the hcautifel working eliminadss‘eoluos whhkwerksmcm- heeetefagoedpayhgjohmnehcftener th-thdyiamessahlspsy. Byandbyme- “awnhrmthattheseklndofcombi- , “are veryenpcnsive and unprincl- " Crusader”—by Don't a?“ «but we»lttll without A large stock oi canary hilt. fresh from have arrived in town lately. aldarefermioat thelpchteflset the seller will please post this kind cues to my Ni“. Tsmhcrence meeting still continue and draw fair attendances. “Clasp the teeth andnotunde ‘om. tesulbrwet damnation to run through lam.” Ir. I. 1‘. Whitney intimates that one should catch the shadow ‘ere the substance fades. rue mutt may he Medical. hilt itlsnevsrthclcas applicable. One thingis certain. his shadows never fade. Fourth of July approaches; rig your- selves out. ye toddllng urchins. with dre- werks. crackers end other noisyalitles at Stanley‘s. where are kept ell the indispensa- ble safety valves of overflowing patriotism. from torpedoes up. It lsrumered that the new horse car. soon to be put on. is to be a one horse stair; just what the company needs for light trips. we should judge. New belle have been put on the old cars lately. We saw some large role in the middle of West avenue. last 'Saturdayt‘ln South Ner- walk at that. near the Le Grand Lockwood place; were they blown. fanned or carried there! that is the question. Stanley has germinated end fully devel- oped. what? Why the bud of hope that heretofore has been feeblv struggling within us. that someone might sell a really good ol- gar for ten cents. His new Florldcl ll‘urnsr brand whips them all. and for once we are happy. There issorne talk of a new town hull. It is proposed building it on the sttc of the Connecticut liotel. and on the St. John property further on. which has been exca- vated lately. Brick. with brown stone trim- mings. is proposed for material. The strawberry festival of the Tamsns Mission Band. Tuesday evening. was a great. sumac; the hall was beautifully decorated with flowers in hanging baskets and the like. Four hundred and sixty-four voters me- andered gracefully to the town house last Wednesday and then adjourned. We wont say where some of them adjourned to. The next time this ceremony takes place won‘t each man please be so kind as to take a brick or two along with him. (not in their hats) and adjourn the whole concern. house and all. m: Weapon. It being evident to “G. Robb.“ that ltis counsel to the Elma. against further personal abuse of D. R. Scllcck has been heeded. he will continue to send. for a time at least. such valuable information from this part of the county as may interest the road- ets here. and enhance the value of the pa- pcr at home. “6. Robb" is glad to know the Samurai. believes that the South Nor- walk city lion can only be temporarily hoth~ cred by the Selleck mosquito burning about his nostrils. and. that when the lion's paw is raised in earnest against the miserable in; sect. he will be able to crush out the drop or two of blood in said luscct‘s body. sucked from the lion‘s veins since the charter rc peel business has been in agitation. “G. Rub “ will rejoice too. with the good folks of your city if. after the political death of the Sellcck mosquito soon to occur. a doaen other pcstlfcrous public snnoyera do not volunteer to he at the funeral, and continue ahe igucmlnious work begun. Kr. E. Wheeler. the merchant. does not sell groceries a cent cheaper since he got married two weeks ago. Some people have a queer way of showing their gratitude. “G. Ruhb“ feels confident that he can eat as much in half an hour. and feel as hungry at the end. as The Hour men can. The bids for lnlahlngthe depot road must be handed in on or before Saturday. 87th. it is proposed to put the work through with dispatch. . No man can tell what an How will bring forth. People lock in the “our" for West- port items. but— “6. Robb“ told John Goodscll. N. that he should not strike his servant girl Ann Wil- son. but he did so. and got hood three dol- lore and costs. In about four weeks Cedar Point will be the point of attraction for those wishing to indulge in family pic nice. The point of a mosquito will be there too. “ Westpcrt ashermcnarc cursing the logic. latuto for passiuga bill to prevent the set~ ting of eel pots. and requiring that eels shall he caught MillNIU-rc‘ll‘ hook and line This is terriucwhcu it is sowell known that eating in that way lahard work. These lastlduouc people who. having heard that a human body. much decompch ed.was found on Coekiuc‘e island. last week. was buried on the bonehead that allthc clams would henceforth bespolled forcatieg.arelstcrmed thatthahurlaltoek nieceeu thesastsideof the island where clsrss are sever dug because theyasver g... growthere. Theybcdydsdisgwassaus. g? i l I a a ,s i I l" g P 3 "Eli"! ‘ i ii; fortunate circumstance tcrcisn lovers. but thejuwot leoemtdldthehsst thayeoeld. mEleni lsglnsOerspany featertsiasd its wlthgoed victesls at Nationalllall. Thursday sveaisgt As ‘ the mtflmw‘went la heaendia theaameefthspressmethls allofstrew- beret-seem 'l‘hevulgsr crcwdhad to payssusual. sad‘the engine‘s treasury mmmmmememem geeseeee t on V and efthhwesk. dishwashers mwas'aaehb'to get the grub. hers tress splendid time. and. en aseeeatof inundation. your “Cor." didn‘t have ts‘psy.s.ndheacsssscendpu8appssrs._ 'l‘hsprcpsrtyewnsrstetewa who have; gimeutadencthertght of way to the " mrmmmwrm “mouths-Jam” I s: . WM.“ Mme-vi u. Mhdtsmeksthsm‘isisit. it I were much millet ant curses Ratchet broke. Oar ceetiastiee was lat-b Med; and the dochr’skqu‘ them-firth an in-‘ eilihuoii: "“6‘ ltiriiii." New m... . Fishermen srctaklng lots 0! pike from Cemsteck‘s pond this summon! The strawberry festival of the Good Teut- plarswesaet adeeuciIl, scenes: . ' lit. 1 n. Purdy.Jr..hassdded m nun: tothe attractiveness of his drug store by placlhg in it an scquarlum. . Plenty of home-reads strawberries arc in market. and Seymour Comatoek is selling very choice early vegetables. The I. E. Church held their strawberry festival in the opera house. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. It was well attended. The ice sold by Mr. L. 3!. Honroc is of a superior quality this year. be having been very fortunate in securing his: crop in the very nick of time. In John Bliss is the champion croquet player of the county. If any lady or gen- tleman-ladies especially-doubt this as- sertion. Mr. Bliss will be happy to meet them on the acid of green. and will surely carry elf the honors. The large number of elegant turnouts dri' vlng through our streets every day show that many of the Gothamites have tired of the hot bricks and stilling atmosphere of the clty.snd arc looking to the cool drives of our beautiful village. Mr. W. W. Silver. of New York. has been taking some fine photographic views of Dr. Parker's residence. This artist takes very tine. clear. and truthful pictures. and will. without doubt. take views of a number of residences in this vicinity. Pretty hot weather but not a mosquito.— Thlnk of that. oh ye suiferers. that go to your couches hot and weary. and hear that eternal bus. bus. bun. until daylight relieves you of your misery. If you want to get a good square night‘s rest come up to New Canaan. hut shoot the cats. A genuine old fashioned coon hunt was indulged in by a number of sporting men one nightlsst work. They took plenty of dogs. plenty of torches. and plenty of whis- ky. but the coon.unltke the renowned David Crockett‘s coon. did not come down. Jekin Raymond says that they trend the coon. but just as they were going to catch him he . jumped across the pond and disappeared. Whoever is so fortunate as to get into the good graces of Mr. P. W. Mead so far as to get an invitation. es the writer has. to ride behind his stopper. can are the beruttes of New Canaan to their best advantage, and after an sftcrnmn‘s ride in the suburbs. if they do not say that. for beauty of scenery this village is unequalled then they certain- ly must have a very. unapproclatlvo organi- astton. ' New Canaan. not bring a patriotic town. no observation of the glorious Fourth will be held. except the annual picnic and jubi~ ice at the Park Grove. under the supervision of Chrls Chumuckcr. This picnic has for some years born a leading feature in the cn~ ioyntent of our national holiday. and Chris always gives his best olhrts to give his pa. trons a good limo. and any person in Nor~ walk. Stamford. New York. or any other suburban village. wholwoold like to spend the Fourth rationally and quietly would do well to attend title picnic. Waters.— Flowcra urn blooming got-gmuely. Summer boarders continue to arrtw. Wilton item for Tun Summer. will be l8. Norwalk. Nonsense properly attended to. The Kent correspondent of the (insults asks. “where the Wilton Debating Societies are!” if some one will inform us we will let him know. Our crown of glory. s‘. «9.. bet. threatens to dislocste the the overhanging limbs cl some trees which adorn its :pathway to the depot. Wouldn‘t it be economy to gather thctte limbs int People will feel strawberry festivalish once in a while. and have been demonstrat- ing the fact lately. The Ladies Congrega- tional Society have had good success with their enterprise we imagine. but cannot at file‘s- attendance on the first night. and the young ladies. who attended to dishing out the strawberries and cream. were particular lyfist‘r. The atmuambulietic condition of Willa!” has been disturbed by a sensation. The White Plains humid. still on the rampage. appears in an evil moment. to one of our inhabitants Early heads: morning hire Dikctuaa. hearing an unusual sound. glanced cut of the window and saw his bovine res: jesty lstaudlng in front of the house. and easing around is a bewildered momma other members of the family werecallsd and together they had the privilege of views tag this pcaesdisturblag for about five minutes. till. suddecb becoming (tightened. he junncdeverthe usersstfsses terecen he put in a mound appearance the seats vicinity. thathewlllstay with unthinking he has struck his native heath. where civilisation and miles use disturb hits no more. new about that three hundred dollar rat ward. doesn‘t anyone care tor it t thankfully received by W. E. 0.. look box ‘fl this w riting state positively. There was a- aeddiesppasredlnthewcods. Mondays!» in We are ofthecpiulea - . t‘ _. J. , . .dale a Ira. .Judd's. of White Linen a and ictoria Lawns for - mer sul atvsry low One of e Buttsrlck a given with each suit. , A splendid assortment of Cassitnerci 2.5m or Boys‘ wear. at likes a: Coda I" Tucker charges only 35 eta for hot dinners. I!” Beys' Caps for 50 cents. at Foote‘s Hat Store. to c. a. Q'Ioc cream made to order D‘Artols. G‘NEW MAPLE SUGAR at J. E. Smith‘s. a- C. B. D‘Artols has fresh confection- cry. To get r money'sworth ofBoot Black- lug. goto .A. TellesdtCo. e cacruclati entice of youn chil- dren that are deceptive y lulled by ins decor and poisonous soothing a rope can only be permanentl cured by hi lk of Magnesia. which soot es the torture b removing the morbid condition on which t depends. - (1" The Js uelinc Corset is pronounced thc.bcst-flttl:§qof any 'in the world. Try them. For c by A. Dickertnsn d: Son. Brown A: Wilcoxmc selling s good brand of cl rs at the low price of I for 85 cents. Try t cm. «Eatrai sired Shoe Blocking for y 17 cts.. at . A. Tollca & Co. 'w‘ Always on hand—Brazil Nuts. Eng: lish Walnuts. Pekau Nuts. Almonds. Fresh Roasted Peanuts. etc.. at J. E. Smith's. a‘ New Goods for Ladies' Bulls and Polonaise. at Elksn e Co.‘r. 5 cakes extra Stove l’olieh for fillets. at . A. Tollcs a Go. a' C. B. D'Artois has a prime article of mixed candies at 40 cents per pound. w‘ Minersl water on drau bl. also all kinds of bottled water at S. I". ock's. The timely introduction of the new va usblo preparation of Milk of Magnesia has placed at the command of mothers the most ctl'octivc remedy that has yet been dis~ covered for the prevention and cure of auto- mcr complaints of young children. Bennett’s is the place to get an outfit for the 4th. for a little money. w Four la bottles Laundry Blue for 85 etc. at F. A. cllce & Co. Q‘lec Goose Feathers et Buckingham‘s Furniture Store. . U' Linen Drills nnd SaVoy Linens. for Men's and Boys' wear. at Elkan & Co‘s. Eve ulaite for parties is prompb lyfippllcdrhynél. B. D‘Artols. ....If you smoke the Old wen Club ci- gar. you will get the worth of your money. For our Arf and Ari go to the "Clerk lluuac. ' Alec for your Milk punch and Claret Punch. They can‘t be bout. W Perfumery. of all kinds. and an cud- lcus variuty of Fancy Soups at S. F. Pooh‘s. I!” Fresh Confectionery at J. E.Smitu‘s W“ Wine oi the \l'mds“ ia asked for by ovrrylttxiy. Cures ltouducho. countipation. rheumatism. Fur attic at S. lt‘. Puck‘s. Q‘Buunnas at John E. Smith's. WV'irglu Loaf 'l‘uiattwo only Tote. nt Tucker‘s. (3' Boneless Surdiucs at llrown eh Wll~ cox‘a. ”'1 have got 68 Table Boarders and want just 100 more at as per week. ‘l‘uckcr. U‘ Try Brown a Wilcox‘e choice Tees. The Milk of his uncle is now admitted by both Allopathic and Homeopathic physicians to be asovcroi spccltlc in the summer diar- rhtnas of chil too especially when compile» led with acidity of the stomach. 874) fiAfiE‘D in New York. June llth. at the residence of hlr. James . g the ltev. Dr. Holmes. matron? W. Berti cf ow Canaan. to line Josephine . “gr-flu. Knew-Ms. DIED. in this town. Thursday. June tuthJIrs. Sally Ann er. ages 'loyre.. tune“ l8 days. in this cl on the see last.. Lydia Wilcox. id ‘ of Iatthewwhllcex. fl yrs.. 0 mos. Jello; days. The funeral will take ‘ from her terse- ldence. 'l‘hureday tender). at s o‘clock .ll. .luapri woodwuthclhdist. lrsderlckJ. smut.“ segment and ’it dare‘. ‘ s cm . ersday. use lath. Ame“ A.. wid- 3:33.: mussels. uses: ms t A...“ s laNewCansau. June 1! Samuel Wei . aged Iyesrs sadlmceths. th. ' tear ILACK'II’I‘I HELPER WANTED. A blacksmith Home; wasted immedietalrd . P. TM“ ‘ 803 South Norwalk. (it. NOTICE. sets efthe seats a libemtheemceefssl nos 8th. unst‘ee k: as tth% I a Stg . mil Germ Wetsahsasgalnmsde . . leidlua its" . Woe. ssure othem. ' SMOKE GHEREBUSGO c I G A R ! Wholesale Prices . RETAIL PURCHASERS OF THE Cherebusco Cigar: 50 _ (i p- D '1 O ‘1 £6 \ EXTRA ouaLITvl I Thoroughly Dry l L SMOKE F MN m AND ARE ONE-HALF HAVANNA! P.S.~—-No deviation in prices. South Norwnlk. or. OUR Stock for Sale, «AT—4 Prices to Suit. CUSTOMERS. CARPETS. on. CLOTHS. MATTINGS. HUGS and MATS arrow nouns. W Specie! We t u—stx‘. BiliKiBElliiillES i, — Mn... . $50.00 - per - 10.00:," 5.00 - u — 100‘ 1.00 - “.0 - 20 C.SWARTZ a; 00 .e _ magma, SCHOOI—I Waive. 1 mmnumnm 41r— . MILITARY HALL. -os— Tuesday Ev’ug. June 30th. Thcprogrammswlllemhrecsavasletyof console. Discounts. " . , necrrsuo . VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSiO. Wwillhsgiu‘ stitch. Ticketsfieentet forseleetl’eck‘snrugetere. um BANE! ‘ 4 T H. JULY! H. E. BODW'ELL Will have a full stuck of tumours: Glorious Fourth. Everything from u Torpedo to rt Cannon. 4th 0!“ MW Great Bargains! In all classes of goods in our line THAN .EVER. DRY. GOODS , when SriWGoeds ”who p. 4’“ new“; 19. JULYJM punt! CHEAP! churn. . i v 3‘ ’12... x . D'AR'I'OIS’ mom CREAM ”it Cos-n search! Beautifully Frozen —AND OF» EXC ELLENT FLAVOR! e——-— 3.? 15 My Friasds and the Public: ‘3"“"-: W Challenge Ice Cream ! deyiutheweekexeepts and customers with: the cal to assert th in with “mud?“ public. 1 .‘r. neg: years we particle of Can Starch orsny ethertcrel ingredient. lylhesmispertectly ru PURE AND CLEAN, not only N'Drl‘llk. but the world ndl A p.- r tor article than 1 supply to my sustainab- C. B. D’ARTOIS. w South Norwalk. June to. 1811. TA! 00W! SALE. oaceiehereby venthstihsttkcundeni .« 1' ‘1 mmmuenfi'fi. “do! “I ' virtue of w w'm'mfi rig“ 0 it: w . and 0th.- “‘1 l '1 iii” tut ti. ‘5 it i l; 5 E 3;. ll 2 i 5.1. 2 8 3‘ s i s 'r‘ -=nrr 3i gt? 5 33 a ? i i s i g. i I is: 22 "3; i b E? 8 it E. 5% 235% =5 i E ‘E l E 5 E i a i i if it till .3 i ii ‘3 ti ii I i i r! l9~ i 5 Egg! .1 5} E} l l 2 lg; iii? 3% 5‘ r; it i}: is i: E. 5m m If m. NEWS! - ‘ ;-. c ' 4.i I‘ , ,._ ii‘ . y. ‘ .Ammi:
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