fikfw -hg_L
Enchant, mm is. on.
”A A (urethra-no m but
3.3.3}... nsedlnl to a. W in th: an...
r0 mpg" iasartigo‘o‘t’ha'es-e week. We.
must “I“! .m-I“
“was; behandoodu-Iratmrha
will it: every case eta-led: seam to.
Corre- lie-up! m, ‘m
«It» or not”! I trio.“- in sac-“own
OI! patrons the favor
our
-.znts vicinity will do as
I“ a ’I
in their vicinity.
”firming on.“ if necessary.“
want We. .
rut... Billheadl. Let: ‘
infra!—
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m'JJ.” “ m
tum".
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inmostmhfiihn
g, « V o
x; .7 out grins and films.
us may occur
new
job tdislhcm
urrecctedintheneataat style and on reasonable!
“Neck Caps“ are in the snorkel.
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x.“ g0 for woodcock. The law is oil.
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Thelnst summer night dance. at Sbolea‘
tinwr, was largely attended.
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Mr. Frank Burrltt‘s yacht is at Gregory‘s
l‘ntnl. being painted. etc.
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Patrons ordering printing on postal cards.
~lmllltl furnish the cards.
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.iulin Lyaes. of this city. broke one of
tin lrgs at Xew Haven on the 0th inst.
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Now we are enjoying the longest days‘ of
0.» year—«yet everybody pleads being short.
-—-—-—-¢+6-—-
Prank Smith has increased the fare on the
.srnmer "Flirt" to 25 cents to all points.
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The draw bridge is undergoing repairs.
KN‘p an eye on the old planks.
”v.09“—
t‘ongrcssmen who have returned to their
htimf’! complain that even little boys insult
ll em on the street. This is retribution.
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,\ Tnledo woman inhaled her husband to
ket‘p him from kissing the chamber-maid.
la it really necessary this time of the your.
«oer—~—
Thor-o hos been a tremendous flood of
:rron peas in from Norwnlk and other rural
tit‘lt it'ts. illi.‘ week.
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Take that dirty looking straw hat. over to
liattlrnbet‘k's and have it bleached and
yrusvd.
«.Q§r 77» “——
‘ihvro is n poor man in this city who feels
.1 ry hmi because his place is to be sold for
mm. but he cannot port with his five dogs.
Moo—«~—
Titc rtmr approach of the comet. or
«me other cause. prevented a fishing party
mutton", much else than “bites.“ on Thurs~
My last.
«coo—v”
"Pas: up the other trunk.“ said our hoot.
t-i ml: to n countryman the other day. when
lw had finished blocking one of his bro-
:GH“.
-V....v—v—-v—-
How (lOl'llc and loving the average wile
.. «hiring a severe thunder storm. A wise
prtivinimt of nature for overtaxed hus-
hands.
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To guard against sunatmke. put a cab-
imze leaf in your head. [This advice is only
fwr those who have not cabbage heads there
itlft‘fiilF.‘
r a
The legislative committee. on Friday
int, reported adversely on the petition for
:mvndments repealing a port of our city
.xltarter.
W-«rv
TheGregory‘s Point House is more pop-
uiar than ever this summermntler the propri-
etorsbip of Mr. litoper. and his clam bakec
are said so be just the thing had not it) be
equalled short of little Clam Town itself.
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The Board of oelectrnen hold their montlr
ly meeting at the town clerk‘s and select~
men's odice on Honday last 18th lost. to
my the monthly bills. it may notbcgener
a‘iy known that the heard most for that pur.
p or the second Monday in each month.
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The flash of lightning that struck itlr.
Day‘s house. sent its glare through Dr.
St‘rnnton‘s front window. down the throat
of a victim under treatment. and sarecd the
operator from his work. lie put his bright
hmln‘ in the drawer in a hurried manner.
7““
The Congregational Church has been
rimmed and refurbished and wears a touch
improved upset. If the nuisance of savory
happens under the caves of this sanctuary
mold be abated. it would tend to improve
the devotional comfort of the worshipers.
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The “ltallsa Count." employed on thil
Journal. casually rctnsrked on Monday
morning. that it was much easier to dispens-
lucre for “cool“: beverages“ than to be-
come possessed of it by “the sweat 0' ill.
brow.“
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Some old fo‘lu claim am it is more boat
wt in [my your debts. “Id ml‘ m
then to go I If on I Vial! to the facbionablo
watering places; but then they are so blind-
ed ty obsolete customs. that they cannot
fully realise the duties that belong to tbh
progressive age.
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m- gent-nails a visiting in Saratoga.
John .nsatty. Mnaagoaatohrope.
Datid tun.- two clam and Dr. Iceman
are at Sal-siege. .
Wm. EBylngtou sailed for fit: =
thonldth inst. ”M on
Adams has recovered from his
recent
Hrs. Goo. C. Stillson started yesterdsy
on a visit to Tecumseh. Michigan.
W. G. Langdcn. he. drives the cum
four in band in this city. .
R. H. Rowan left this city for Saratoga
on Tuesday evening.
Hmllbridga Brown has just returned
Obsa. ll. Bot: and lady. returned from a
visit to Saratoga.
from a visit to friards in Boston.
0. M. Grnnsan has returned from a brief
sojourn among the hills of Kent.
Mrs. Willis. of Newark. is visiting her
father. 11. Ehodwell. Son. in this city. .
L. J. Blake.Esq.. goes to Litchneld today
to attend to a case of law at that place.
L. Ruggies. book-keeper tar Crofut a
Knapp. is visiting his family in Montreal.
0. E. Rorton went to Saratoga. on Tues»
day. to attend the inter-collegiate regatta.
The Rev. C. T. Woodrufi‘. we arczlnform-
3., will preach at. Trinity Church. next Sua-
D. L. Millard. Esq.. has been temporarily
engaged to teach in the highest grade of
the Union school.
Henry Baker. after a two weeks' vacation
in this city. has returned to his position in
uncle‘s publishing house. in New York.
- Archibald Benton. engaged in the whole-
sale grocery business. at. Chicago. Ill.. is on
a two week‘s vacation in this city.
City Attorney Giddings and E. A. Horton
“shocked“ selectcctnen Smith and Mr.
Snyder at quoits last Friday evening.
B. W. Maples of the Hour. is off on a va-
cation of two months. from teaching in
New York:
Rev. Mr. Tower started for the Round
Lake Comp Meeting nesr Mechanicsville.
N. Y.. on Monday.
We reprint from the N. Y. Independent
in this issue another chapter of Rev. H. N.
Dunning‘s verson of the Book of Job.
Louis Nash. of this city. who is attending
the Steven’s Polytechnic Institute. at lio-
boken. is spending his summer vacntlon at
home.
The hit. Holyokc students. Misses Nor-
ton, Benton and Dunning. have returned
fresh and blooming from their studies for
their summer‘s vacation.
Clarence Knapp. formerly of the First
National Bank. now engaged in the lumber
business in Iowa. is visiting his father in
this city.
The Litchtleld loquirer says that A. ll.
Byington sailed for Europe on the 14th.
We do not know whether “Jenny Wren"
accompanied him or not.
1‘. 8. Button will spend two weeks of his
vacation at Snratoga. singing with the
Yale Glee Club. when he will return and
teach a private class of young men of sev-
eral of our families. who wish to improve
their vacation by pursuing special studies
Some of the teachers in our graded school
last year have been engaged elsewhere.
Miss Selleck will go to Darren. and mu
Smith to New London. Miss Pretlove. who
has won golden opinions as preceptress of
the Concord street school. has declined to
be .
Mr. Betancourt. formerly of this city.
now of Brooklyn. N. Y.. is doing a good
workfor evangelistic: his own countrymen in
that city. Bo was present at the Conga-gar
tional prayer meeting last Thursday night.
and stated that a congregation of titty Gu-
hans attended a mention in the South Con“
gregationul Church. Brooklyn. the evening
before. many of them converts from the
Ortholic faith. ,
M
An old chap thought the war must be
ever. because he found one place in town
where he could get two cirgara for live
cents. After smoking one hclrctircd be
binds board faucemnd came out ten tuto-
utealater. pale in the face. but ready for
another wsr.
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Anedltor with an eye to tho beaulltul.
say: he prefers the twenty‘tlve cent nhlu‘
plasters to the new fifty cent issue. as more
artistic and pleasing to the eye. New here
is a chance to please bolls parties. We
would gives thousand of the twentyvnve
cent beauties for a thousand of the ugly-
looking half dollar frights any time. Lot‘s
tradet
Wu .
(l. R. Harvey has all the hobby stylus of
ladies‘ and gents‘bbooa for summer wear.
and none of our tourists can start. with a
complete outtltwithout a full supply front
his stock. He has also strong boots and
shoes in endless variety. which be will est
change for government paper on favorable
term;
meow—m- ‘
The city taxes on not of is?! arc now due.
and will be received by collector Wilcox“
the store of Brown it Wilcox during busi-
ness boars. A dedantlsa of 8 per cent. will
be roads from all taxsspsid before Aug. 1st.
18'“. and one per cent. a month will be ad-
ded after August. 1870. makine the tar
Dickuusndr son am nonstand-
mmmvarlstiesaadmhi
, ,
The rubbish is being cleared ct the site
of y the Old Well Hotel.
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C. Ewart! & do. have put in a one sliver
mounted show-case into their m store. It
r“ veg, handsome. and the largest oasis
Geo. and Was. Henry Benedict have can
wounds new hat factory ca the site of
tbecldona. ltls tcbc flxflkastorics
high. Raymonddt Sherwood are theoon-
tractors. and no tints will be lost in its con-
struction.
MW»—
A CARD.
The subscriber is desirous of returning
his since» thnks to the citiasns of South
Norwalk. and Old Well nookd Ladder
Company. tfor their prompt and valuable
sssistanccon Saturday last. Gno. W. Dar.
M”—~—--
The Messrs. Raymond & Sherwood are
building at Wsramaug Lake. for the Messrs.
Briggs Bros..of New York. a la‘rgc resi-
dence and born,- at a cost of 018.000. They
also have many other smell jobs on hand.
and several larger ones in prospect. This
sounds a little like “good times.“
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The Neptune Club held a meetlue at the
storeof the treasurer. J. T. Prowitt. on
Friday evening last. Gout. Chas.l!. Tomp-
kins in the chair. The prospects are better
fcralargor number of members thisycar
than any previous year since the organic»
tlcn of the club. Several new members
were balloted for and accepted. Next
Meeting. Friday evening. July 17th. A
good time ahead. boys. All bands on deck!
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A remolding at the ship yard of (inc. 8.
Bell. at Gregory's Pohlt. fell. on Tuesday.
throwing two men to the ground. seriously
injurlne one of them. ‘Capt. Felix llcany.
of the schooner “Minuuus.” of SouthpOrt.
ills injuries were about the bond. with ovi-
dcncea of n fracture on the left side. Dr.
Purdue was called amend advised his imme-
diate routovoal to his home at Southport.
which was done.
~» ~ 000~ w ,.
”ensue '
'Fridsy night. last thieves broke into the
horn of F. It‘. Byxbcc. at. the lower end of
Main street. and took “to acts of harness.
one lap shoot and one horse shoot. of about
.100 value in all.
Also. the some night. a not of harness was
stolen from John Evendeu's stable. East
Norwaik. and one from James L. Ambler.
On Thursday night A horse was stolen
from the barns of Asa B. Woodward. Al-
fred Jackson and Geo. O. Keelcr. and blan-
kets from Keoler and; his clerk Raymond.
They will probably got. harnessed by the
police before they got through.
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11. ll. Turner. Esq.. Secretary of Full-acid
Fire Insurance 00.. concluding a. little rec-
reation would do him no harm. procured a
fine turnout from the stable of Bell d5 00.,
took in a lady friend. and the two were soon
on {their way to that. lovely spot. where
those that can appreciate beauty love to lin‘
gcr. Nature has been prodigal with her
gltta hero. and oil it wants is a little of the
art of auto to make Roton Point one of the
most attractive spots in New England. Ar-
riving safely here. and turning his horse
over to the cure of others. Mr. Turner order
ed a roast. and seemed to be enjoying him—
self hugely. but not so with that horse; he
has never had any love for that place. and
he was determined he would not stay. so he
managed to unhitch himself. and put 08'
down through the woods. where we don‘t
believe there is a man in Norwallr could
have driven him. came out all right. and
started for South Norwalk. intending no
doubt to go to the stable. but he found the
freight train across the track. end be bad no
time to walt.ao he put down Washington
St. crossed the draw. ran around the old
cemetery three truss. and then caught a
view of the north star and went for it. nav-
or stopping until he reached holding Ridge.
some twenty miles from his starting point.
he felt. at home on the ridge. as be was
raised there. and no doubt thought be we
entitled to some oonsiderationbring the am
living creature that had over returned to that
town at its own free will. lie went under
a shed of a well‘toudo farmer. and waited
patiently for some one to come out and take
care of him. but no one coming. he conclud-
edBesdlng was no place for btmmbo backs
out and started buck for Not-walk. and met
his owner looking after Nut. Tboywnre
both pleased at the meeting. The horse bad
mode a run of twenty odd miles. without
breaking a thing. not even ioelna the whip
out of its socket. Dell d: 00. refuse to sell
that horse at any price. Mr. Turner hunted
around the Point awhile. and finally found
a little fellow by the name of Jennings.
who had been down to the Point after wa‘
tsr creases. and made arrangements to bring
blur and his friend up. Ago «ti steroid w.
m.
anew—“II—
For Me Ladies 0N9.-
Woman's mlasion—snbmiuion.
old Well Hook and Ladder Company
were out as quick es a flash at the alarm of
are last Saturday. and went down to Llr.
Day‘s house as though they expected to see
.. an: fight. 'rad boys are willing.and
mythic
Aw
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Hugh Daly. who was run over by a rail-
road trsln in this place. about two months
mandhodalag broken in three places.
at its face during the month of
when «casino “they will do service
that will be “rpm-
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Amulllmaa.wlsnhaaboastodof act
choroid» ldlslccatsd. skull smashed in. and
who has since bad inflammation of the bow-
elafollowed by pisnrlsyrls npagainaad
mack lacejacksts are worn with every-
thing.
prophets.
White satin sunshades are shown. edged
with lace.
out.
The rage for jet grows in spite of the
“Crushed strawberry“ is the newest color
A.
.fil‘WMN-fl “consensus
, ”n” communal.
~i"iit§fi""" r'rttusfi't'T‘s rut 0' s'. .
AMERICAN PRIZE!
”don‘t-punch gnu e“ ..
Wampum... not... We‘ll.
3's?» rim'a’a‘t. on t auger al’ll' of the m
particulars address the propel ‘
At either ‘ ve places.
THREE Home To “’1'.
Oat: on nan nut. and two at Rly‘s Rock.
Apply to
30811 1!. “APP.
South Norwellr. lay “lb. 1016. res
D'A R 'I'Ol 8'
ICE CREAM
No 00m Starch!
Perfectly Glenn!
Beautifully Frozen
—-AND Oil—-
EXCELLENT FLAVOR!
”AW
To My Friends and ”to Public :
lant leINd ever in the week once t Sun-
g: .goEu ply my warm and customers w‘ltb my
e rs
Challenge Ice Cream 2
And take this opportuult to assert that. in the
rum years i have served 0 public. 1 have never
u a particle of Gore Starch or any other foreign
ingredient. My Cream is perfectly
PURE AND CLEAN,
And i challcn
to produce a
customers.
C. B. D‘ARTOIS.
South Norwaik. June 10.18“.
not unlv Norwalk. but the world
ltor article then ! supply to my
{ll-.53
We have decided to close out
our entire Stock of
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER.
50 OFFER
FOR 30 DAYS
To Cash Customers
THE FOLLU W! NG Patron:
.Browu - - 7 eta
Buff . — - - 10 eta
Blunc - - 12 cts
Sitting - .
. 20 cts
H. M. & J .T. PROWITT.
45 Main Street
Iorwalk. Jen‘s lat. lfil.
JustiheThing
or Mrs-811W mums
cricdcat. “ ‘ , Tu blur. Don‘t bit
mud“! 1" “andnowbclsyabe
itiltclhh ‘ .. .. '
ablotowalk about. and says that babasaot
experienced any pain in his leg. only while
the plastsopsrls splint was being applied.
Bebasbcen under thong-clonal“)! Dr.
Pardes.of thk city.wbcac reputation as a
curnoa and physicianbaslongbceaestab-
usinworn.
Mpadonr necks with folded tulle are
A lain woman has hair seven feet and
~RestL'o-gugra‘ve
om 01,000,000 worth of
,. as 00. or tblscity.
stocks of furniture.
' to befocnd is
linked.
Makes-lake
who as
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Tboadvaotageaof insuring“: companies
egalastlhhtalagwasdqaoa-
stratedprstty annually last week. Ir.
Daywassoascurediathe l‘eirlcldOcanty
of tbh city.“ his in. b tally covered.
Wendeuhuhhsttbersarebatvuy few
“mumhtflsmn-
museanuonoamm
lsthsaalyeaslncblstscs. ”censori-
ell-m lacuna sa-
“M‘ "‘1‘" hush-d M.” .
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in.
mess to suit
CU STOM E RS.
9..”
CARPETS. N
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTINGS,
BUGS and
L MATS
AT LOW FIGURES.
Special Bargains
"[3...
BLACK GRENADINES
NEW
010th allllllilSSlfllfil‘flS
Of the Latest Styles.
Wall Papers
FROM A
BANKRUPT STOCK,
AT
Half Price.
sun UMBRELLAS,
OF EVERY Bill. mu AT
illicit ‘ lion’s
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SMOKE ‘
THE
GHEREBUSGO
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Wholesale Pricoa
.TO
0! IT“
Cherobusco' Cigar:
$50.00
it their 1 tool the allsble -
com: .. ° " . u... § 5.00 - .. - 100
Asansttiflgtrt a- unts-pause match W W a . ‘
becausehesaidsbebadafoctlikearalsia Ocean PM Tickets and rents“ L00 ,. < .. 20
w" ' ‘ Drafts at Cheapssi' ‘ Balsa « >
mum—a «mam ld - ._ u _
airmaimim Joy over Jud mm and ‘mssgtscnmcn 5,0 _. . 1.9
«own-u. ‘von' annuals? mam - 5 if "“ " .1
Manama. (“733' 810.000.0100.. Q
mom-assassins.
aware”.
Stock tier 7 Sale. 'I
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West lie or them
« «nu-no.
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
All!)
ammo SALOON.
1’ At reasonable charges.
Table Board Only
$4 PER WEEK.
A Glass of Lager and s Ssttdwich.'l0cts
And all other charges in proportion.
t will be the aim of the star to aocornodate
bl: patrons and guests. Who" to receive a
liberal patronage.
1'. 1‘." 373323.
87 mProprietor.
NEW
Meat Market!
WASHINGTON ST.,
opposite Alfred Knapp’s Grocery Store.
1 shall endeavor to make this a first class market
It wiltbostoeked with the best meat. the market
amorde. and shall sell for
CASH, ONLY.
and cunaoqunntly can sell at lower :pricea than any
market in the city.
Porter House Steak ...........
Loin Steak ......... .
Round Steak... .ldcts.
about“ Steak. .1! etc.
Mun!nf.. ..!Bctc.
Cornedheef... Bets inflicts.
Rump Corned Beef” .......... 15 etc.
Spam-lb ................... . ................... is oil.
Sausage..... ....... . ....... ......... . ....... tIeta
New Haven Cured Rama—whole .............. is one.
“ t‘ t“ “ sliced .............. so eta.
S. S. D U R A N D;
ates AGENT. '
.. . .Tho Old Well Club cigar will always
suit your tacte. Try them.
BEFR GERATIIRS.
ms en's-s,
emu-man's
v
CARRIAGES,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS , '
CROW--K
RETAIL runonssnns
And all Seasonable [Articles. at
I. It. Lockwood'mr
South Nor-walk. ct“
a
Dull!!!
Ooal.
prairies. ounce. «can.
wood
Ofauulufitwthm.
Brick, ,
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momma-mum
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Cement,
mendlncliahbytbemwwgo
Plaster,
kiw‘sbestwsiaedlaadaadmumt troutbe
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.: Hair, ~
""' Fertilizers,
mar-ire... antithesis-mar“
and Alr-llsckod Linn.
Blue-Stone,
Of All Strict. Cut. Elihu or Axed.
0
Granite,
Post unanimous-.8 or
I?" e. an“! on
Brown Stone
for Bills and motels. Water Tables. or cut . in any
Fer- er style. _
Fire Brick,
and and Soft. Wedges. Dull Heads. mocks. etc.
1
Drain Pipe.
moon-us can-t. cfall sis-ant ws
annuals-ma. N, m
Chimney Tops.
mutations.» wisdom
”Godmother”. ‘7
Hay.
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Straw.
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