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to fawn! for u ”been of [23:

Q wintry.
“It as occur” elr vicinit . We will do the
“fret-7:“. up. ifnecemry. good Ilene the lot-Ii

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Magic. Birth-Ids. Letterhesdl. Vii-"Just (*5an “13::-
3 etc. or Invtbiu Ila in the line of printing. lesve
«our orders It the Survive]. ofllce. where thev will
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Mlle Inbocription rice of the shove recent
in Scribnet‘e. t i1); St. . icb ' more-“‘0.
$3.2m Nursery. “.50. olu. ’3 00‘ De ‘ “

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RRMATNTVG in the Poetutllre It South NorwIlh
‘ June >13. ”73. Per-cone eIilirie for Invention
.vttcre will uluue say rnev are advertised:

LATHBS LIST.
”‘ Mrs. llsnnsh Gilbert Miss Citheriue
Nichole. Mrs. Ann M. White. Mrs. lI'tl'flCl
“'iggins.

tiEX‘l‘LIMEX‘S LIST.

Mr. Belts, Coley E Grilling, M lthetv R w-
nnltls, “Til-inn ll. Shiite, J trues Smith,
L tel: wood.

J. s. ntxxtxu. Poet-Master.
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. USING in the Poet care It Norwalh t‘onr
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the 1M\e““lll rouse wmzmezfiigl‘“ for any of

Mrs. c an.“ in». Henry Ruth M.
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( tar-tin 3. John L. Dav. James Marshall.
Mrs H. \V’. Perry. Miss Jnrmle TnI‘.
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Amati Gnldinzs is int Clevellrid, Ohio.
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Colonel l-‘lizt‘hili has g the to l. ‘e‘.fi.-l.i
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~Til~xate for Hamburg srclrnris t‘ m be
bought of Melville F. “total.

l‘u‘icers-tl‘; «is i.. V —.. ‘ ‘ ‘

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run at ism in the strx‘s.
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Tic \‘ .. sl‘r)‘\ lath ll ruhlk a“. n last

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1. ll. ll \u‘au h is him-l up i nice p ivr‘e
allies: in his p‘tl‘t‘t b iv nlsnilfsetnrv. ~

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rmdmrmhu Butte-d Piece.

one of his tenements on Wuhington street.

wsrd II msnsger of Music Hull.
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city cousins from coming up tolive with us.
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brellas. from 40c. to $4.00. at
H. Van Hooeeu’a.

Mr. E. M. Wheeler. of the Stamford depot
restaurant paid us a friendly visit on Situr~
day last.

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Mr. F. 8. Lyon has putInew cost of paint
on his nest house on High street. If it were
not contrhrv to the higher law we should
covet that place.

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Sods wIter Ind beer business has not be-
come very brisk yet. The city water is
cool and eh< up. but the time iscoming when
it won‘t reach the spot, then the drugzists
will be made happy.

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-— m to Brown & Wilcox‘s for Pu‘k lfi

Tenney‘s Magic Glycerine soup.
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At n committee meeting on Monday even
in: it was decided to have the noun] L‘uion
Sunday school pic nic of the Methodist

churches of this town on the 35:1: of July.
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Oyster shipping is about over for the
season. Capt. Bell. however. he built up a
big trade in round claims, which makes
things lively for him during the summer.
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We are under obligItinns to Mr. J. Mc~
Keever who recently went to Floridw. for
interesting news from Gaiusville. "At I re
cent sgzicultursl exhibition he received a
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The N. w York Etst District Association
will meet at Bethel in the Methodist Church.
Montlly r’\‘t‘.. June 17th. Preaching Mon~
dsy and Tutsdsy eveniues The exercises
of Tuesday and Wednesday will «insist of
Nays. reviewsxtc. The meetings are open to
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Every lily we have new proof of the
hu‘huardnsss of the present sessnn. The

 

. sr v: :ltren year locusts. uhicll have append

amull‘y during the past seventeen years.
have not come up. 0 1 sec unit of the hsrxl
times maybe.
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illificruhbtn: Machines for ssle by ti. \\‘.
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M whale «the art sit-st labor ssvcrut‘ thv use
. 'e ‘0.
The genial and jovial Ike Ives is 2‘ rural l:
pstvcrl if tile s‘clrllbost line to New Tull:
. «o .
Q: i“ it number of {summers for the .
«mum LN‘ILM‘ from Stsnll ri lw in» rim

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N John‘s Links. I“. .h .\. M , X \_ ti. vi~i
tel Ttuip‘c I. hire of \‘t‘estpozt. ‘l‘lllimlsv
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«The llcsl Finish-‘1 l'rlxgu Eric-i Shizl.
u res-mat; (“Act .Vdiw‘ fir-90‘. at
if \"iil Illktit"il’“‘
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l M. "v“ has rtl' \ !1\'\\' sis. \v «aw in
his irus: sure. which llss lawn fi‘msl Willi a
fine lim- .\f c- mulls sill brushes.

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‘l a have the negwtlw of his sweetht art on
his arm was the freak of a brilliant North
(‘shdins youth. The unit had it scratch “3“
on it and the cyanide of p» tssh struck in.
ll h. gun to swell. and f r twelve it hits his
life Was xllsplirul of.
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Mxxsrs. Seyllluur N [lawns are supplying
from th~ir nursery smile of the final! strin-
twrrlcs “‘1‘ «Ver satv. \lr. Seymour hives
spccul attention to their culturc. sud tall
succudrd in dcv‘lupxn: some fine v \l'l‘» ti< &
e—v QQO‘
II. \\‘, .‘lvtttrs Hf tlu‘ 151;."
t‘tiigt llt' il’s fur the pull} 1‘ xtzuu of i new
title! in till! t‘llt‘. tm- tiut l‘s‘lt‘ ul uhlell
ulll applalr stunt Jaliv ist.
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‘it‘i ”1 \l' 22: .2 rt: 3 l n-tu-pgl- r rule-l 7.18 H.”-
..-. m—«—- 3‘s“ mi .3 binary; $13.2
M“. t‘lrls. l' Xian: .tf Eur young: 5. , . "— ooo - “.
til-r‘v w't‘l l’lsiv‘l‘t i: t‘\ \' \v Ym ‘ 5'}!!! ~3 3 llmnw‘mlulrLt‘mts'rm
Will sail for [‘lris izt it 1'» Av hawk. ‘br‘f ‘H ' i W h I" “5 in) m‘ it ”“hm‘
-. ‘> _ ‘ l)»: .\l \ :~ \Y kimm if Wrotp-lrt were
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on! .«f a hails... uni ‘lll tiliSJI'Vlllz til ii: u. "t 3 l
b ”dial the him not vim-pt. Er sin.- its rill ll rt: . ‘ts “ i' triv ll sirge."
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E. Smifh‘s.

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Mr. “Ninth-ml linvum’lzl h u
dried to the he ilsv for u v. r .1475... .
fill lti‘tiblt‘s‘.

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1w u t‘vlhl‘t‘lc-l t l .‘tvv up till: charge of the

? L‘viil‘ard street rt‘lltl ‘l f»; the bll med of the

Miss t‘ mil-r has taken ht-r leCC.tllltl
.ili~s t“. ira Dinning his been engaged to
"lit" ch \‘-\‘ of Miss Cinlprl's room.

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estlte uf lh‘ N rav t‘t “ x. n he "i in .l ‘l‘hr- liz:.:li.lmprnn papers tvlule dis‘in-
The In“! ~‘.:v' 94‘ »~ 3" ' t it ' t 3’; p~r ‘3 gr; \llei mention of Mien Florence Thump
cent. g . m and Miss Lizzie Britten of Norwalk in it
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firmin- « * l; "p .. t ~ 2‘ \l sill“ r"? immune class uumlers twrlve this

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M it’ll lulu“ .tiazi is tel‘ in \“‘£.“~“\§‘IK \t -'

3;“ ugh Re. .2“ ~21 lg‘ll t of blots fa; \ 2338 l:

The Claus ;.e .“I‘W‘l in? p .eh x! .3 ‘x ~v s

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for the» on? t ~ l: t: mi. 3
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ll. ll ll Vivl‘eif his but his \e‘as sure 3:

The‘ tl‘ ill hue I‘fe-p‘ i

flea-vac ‘ set? w. rivutrcs srv rein-Tub «l.
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l‘u 3a~:;‘ w her will. b fore \vtl go In 11...!

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his! s». it “at aw i ,
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.\ k emu: lane anylmtcd lit 3! a t‘s in. «i‘ :
Illuhrl Th‘lfil ly |\“t sing. The bur it;
um sprint out or: m r! «l but um ta it:
:srsbnl beb to any demure '6‘“ die- g
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The new eschew will: lie ski frtskv rim ;
they can unity he imp: on the lull: ur.
page. the track is in own bid or it? thlt
the ens cannot be run on it.
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3— ml new crosswalk: are being laid \n
South thin atcwt Tol- (\“ltli‘tl till i we.“

then when it .wdvrnl than laid

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.Kawlbrr n! “Kalil-i“ llifiisx inhibit iellw .
dim! it‘ll lvllly lsst WV“§. l i th . p In“! '
‘11 $.‘rlb‘ier. hie: .iz‘ 21y :lt« L ~vl Scroll.
i". The acct-“ml wzxx :ll hr: it.“ yl‘lr. will
until I fvw ills! tartar.- her death, vi} «ml
good with.

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\\‘. “Jinn: who “rid the hi much 30!
.l allege by rowan of water being taken
rival the stream upin Ihicb his mill is situ
cell has won bu cats-3 hid Mu nvrnrdvd
$l $59 as damage. 1 he use in u homri be
i. re «mumtwionels of lhe Stipu‘llul‘ ill-art.
wed their dumixa has been sllxiulsly II‘“
tut. Teen- are other similar claims against
the rematch.
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“Pine wit-lees for spring wwlr. Black
\latl Ride b‘bfVll‘IX Home spun gunk in;

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.3s\i“ii til the anther. will be made up to or

i .1... It rural tones priws and ‘3 low Isifl'rvd

b) at y “liar flrll. littlest the clothicr.
TWQQW
rule view lust drunk sad wild on the

’ srrc. is Tel-slut who “re a strong mm‘

for the vet Le merit of the Rs AW law.
0 w w! them fills a p salon of rwvmslbllitv
thlt rtqalrm I clear he‘d. end if he (or
tillers tile parts-e should be Moved.
Hutu-«l llfv is t.» prwiwus to be in m
of I lush that drinks to em

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The church urvlms held in Music “all
last Saul ly in cinnamon" of impuhmtg
in progress lit the Methodist church. were

=3 nicely Identical. especially in the evening.

when the hall we: well tllcll. Services will

i be held there again next Sundsy. and until

the church inguinal-mt is Nutplvted.
“waeoku
Ml Fr uh Ewe has been quite busy at
the lhrlnn House gelling thiues in order
for the summer trade. lie is new fully pro

 

0.» gf‘nltls. t‘rsrp. llmnehltia. 1 list
vent. i‘nmpm: t‘ ueh. "oneness. I‘I-iih
N 1‘- ”item it! ‘h‘ Chest lit Stz‘i‘. llama“-
It the Lures. S cm Sweats. lover t‘ulu»

whetv . run—ti txv Di & ll. “our

Areblsn Math (“the for t‘wnsulllpluin. hr.

news «mid be m not tsl bv the all! we!

wit week It the Sarwslh llntrl. Sold ht-
Ill ritual“;

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Ir. Rib-m Wilcox. lone identlhed with
in stench-rut in‘rrvets at Stulh X Hub.
'4. in town M we lay. Members or no “in

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L 1 Watt: rent-tuber “R l‘r.“ as one at the

u I)?! in thvlt minivan—I) ulhltry N. m.
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'64) to Brown J: thwx‘s ft r Pick eh
M‘s Mule Glycerin Strep.
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we will be u spechl curios of the Cut

" ”Gamma L‘. A M..of New
Monday night sent for the pa

m I State Councillor to fill vacancy

h mica-lion; Ilia to «insider the

t y of balding I Ita‘e eel “mil-{)0 on

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unit be other in am Rut-nit Ir

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finds m of the AIciInt
Wammu

p‘hh't! ltt upload to Ill calls. is weilhnown
. thht Gregory‘s Point is the to go for
i c’rn fills“ and I rue-islet little. but we as

2. l pee: lllsl it will be more populnr than ever

this soufinn under the mnbuml “I Mr.
3 It .wtc. _
Tvuur) ‘s Magic Glycerin. seep.
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1 We hear anltkthblfl cunpbliest beeeuec
i burg": Ire Illuwlsl to ply their WW3
' on the steamer Antericul. State 0! MM
tha' tuske the strongest spatula Ire lent
worthy of help. It would vurprlvh Ind
probably disgust those who thus bestow
their charity if they should III it used here
evenings in the tXClllfl note of “ blul."
We would not throw I stralw in the wey of
I needy Ind boast bugger. but we vae no
Iynpsthy for I deed beet

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An English scientist hits in‘entvd I cum
trivInoe In delichte thht the mild trade by
I Iy‘s fact in walking over the “Idlin-
band «I beburdhttheotherendoftbe
rel-phone nitr- Iwa. The English US.-
Mwbeb-erelyublteter. wmhsve to
are but rest. however. Austin‘s h-
veItIr. Ir. Ellen. M I Chubb- by

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G». Schhub taking the roofof hieplhce
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Ex-tnhyor Ely he had I new roof put on

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Mr. I". M. Knapp hes bccn“'re~engsired hr
Messrs. John H. Krupp and E. A. Wood-

Bnt few strangers Ire seen in our city as
yet. The cool weather has mtninrd our

—Just received. I full line of Sun Um:

"ii“ to B“\'I& Wlloix‘s for Peck if

this»,

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only stead Ind whit."
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Altthe mine were delayed Ibotlt two

hours IondIy morning by I freight trIiI
acting 6! the tack It Woodulotint.

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-—Fruit. nuts. Ind confectionery II usual

It John E Smith‘s.
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E. A. Horton, Esq“ ms in this city on
Thursday, ceiling on friends. Meriden It-
moephere sprees with him. and he speaks
highly of its people.

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The tnckmen of the N. Y. N. H. and
Danbury ti Norwslk roads have cleaned the
weeds and grass from the trIcks Iround the
depot this week, and put in some new ties.
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—Ten,ctfl‘ee.sugu Ind apich It J. E.
Smith's.

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“later slrer t never was in better condition
than now. Street Commissioner Wilcox
has done a. good job there. II also on Ill
other streets where he hes worked. He'll
have to do something outside of the centre.
however. if he desires to keep the “ out-
siders" goodnetured.

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L. P. Poole is ceiling the famous “ Tokio
Haw—the leIding summer style. It is.
light in texture and color. has n patent ven-
tilation. and is just what will make hot
weather endurIble.
M...—
qlust received. a full line of Sun Urns
bn-ilss, from 40c. to $4.00. at
ll. Van flooscar‘s.
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To the SEx't-ixuw—You no right shall
the do: law. It ought to be enforced. Ind
if it is not the officers are responsible. Irld
are depriving their minslitnency of what
they were elected to look Ifter. Our streets
are full of does that are not licensed. Ind
the owners of them owe the town either
$.00 or $00. and it ought to be collected.
or their owners sufl‘er the penalty. The
grand iurors know Ill about this, but they
don‘t enforce the law trcauee their friends
are violating it. Keep It them till they
either do the duties of the oflice or resign.

J l-srlee.
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Clpt. George E llobhie the popular Iail~
lug master of the Neptune Club. died snd~
denly at his home ln Stamford on &lturdsy
morning last. lie wss buried on Monday.
the Nope attending in I body. lie was very
popular with the club. having won their ad
miration u a sailor by his nauticsl skill.ulld
their love by his kindly and gentlernsnly dis-
position. The followillsr obituary rceolution
was adopted by the club June lllh.
“blankets ill the mysterious but infinite‘
ly wise l‘mvideucc of Almighty tl «i. we
have been bereaved by the sudden rclllovsl
by dlllth of our beloved brother and bull
orcd sailing: muster. Captain Genres E. nun
hie. therefore
Insular. That we submissive“ and meek
lv bow to this dispensatlun of the Divine
"end. and that we not only tender to the be
reaved family of our late brother our deep
est sylllpnthy. but that in this blnlt‘litln. we
assure then their surrou- is also our sorrow.

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—Thc llvsl Finished l‘ulaulldriod Shirl
“in: hulk“ l‘fim .lliTa. for 900. at

ll. \‘sn llmxscar‘s
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l‘mt‘II" I“ (imnltcvlllc.

ll'v ll. ll. l‘ur-ly of Elstp‘trl. L. l . will
pnwcll at the (lrnllltevillc l'uiun Chapel.
Still-iv t‘Villlfl£. st 7} o‘clock.

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(icrrnau Service.

Tl r‘l“ will be divine service in tile Grf‘
nun lliiumlrc. in Trinity Church. on Sun
lay afternoon. It 3 o‘clock. The Rev Dr.
S gum‘li is cxpuvtt‘d to t filsiitc. All Ger
nuns are most curli-llly invilctl
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Church services In Music lllhll.
livv. W. 11. B "Jr will preach on Sunday
'tl Music lltll. lll 105 and fl o‘clock. Morn
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in; subject—" l'tit‘rllliisl;
Clllss l‘lut‘t‘r. or, Tllt‘ Gntltt‘ uf Lifts."
3‘ ms flue.
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.— L wk all he ll‘llllu‘ ‘lllt: sullulgs for
spring lire-rt! which Will be llllltll‘ up to unit!
at astonishingly low prices, tit lllrlrlll‘: tile
Clullzlet.

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(‘npt Pct-kills Can Answer.
There is quite ll general iuq Ill')’ as to
when music on the steamer is to begin.
some of these it tl‘lll’l-‘s being directed
strlight in in. we hired ignorance and refer
the mall ‘r to t‘apt. Perkins
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Court News.
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June 10th, Stature. Lockwood C-~nelly
t‘oniplsilit for drunkenness Found guilty
and lined $1.00 and omits. in Ill Sill. Fine
remitted slid o cits paid.
June Nth. City vs. Charles Finch. t‘onr
plsiut for violsliilg city orlinance in \lHT'
in: back without badge. )‘imd $1.“) and

owls of pnewention. iu Ill tl&$ Paid.
v—vvflbfe—a

wPicusv call and examine the new stock
of comics It J. R. Smith‘s

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New Insult Mueller.
Mr. A. Stimulus has for smile tile-o been
pulline machinery in his large fuel“?! in
order to em with other manufacturers
using: it. ant he is now stout to put it ill

 

 

i unwisu waxrstuls and cumin“ as of the latest operation. Re has just put up a new lllld

iulpr‘lvol pressing ullchiile. by which hsts
we put int . shape by hvdrslllic possum in
a very perfect manner wed ill a very rapid
latte-«w machine and lush bring able to
do the w\ rk of twenty‘tive alt-ll. lie is also
puttinn up four p llcllt ovsl lslnrs for
politician the hsls llflvr thry come from the
pressing ulscllllle. Ttmw run at 1.31)) rew
lulions per lllillut ‘. will perfectly uoischvn.
All this thirt‘illm)‘ bears the till no of
G. Yule. maker. Ncwnlk. N. J.

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Ncw “numb

T nieht \li‘rlalays the Adelpbi will take
the New of the Anlericus. and heresfter
will be the Nurwslk boat. At the little Gum.
\t‘nilv purebaml the Adelphi we ave I hit
tory of the tillth end the improve
ments that Were to he made upon the strum
rt. All these vae been mule. Ind new in
every eweufisl the Adelphi is ll new boat.
The engine and boilers have been thoro~
uehly overhauled. new guards have been put
in. the bulkhead and upper forwsrd deck
halve been extended an ttult there is man on
the ruin deck to pm Ireland the boiler
hatch. Ind more out dour roots on the up
per deck. Capt. Thorpe. who was In Wis
tar on the route but “we. will be in coul—
niInd. Ir. Achert will have charge of the
rcItIurInt. which has been ltted up specially
for him. Ind most of the other 01love will
be those wellxhnown to the traveling public.

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Riv seine time put there hes been diarie-
fselioll Inca; the noanthlp of Pulnhln
no. GorepIey. which new out of the feet
that there will in it shout halted. can swim
“you. who were disposed to govern it.
Ind rude themselvrc obnoxious to the
cam Ind ordeeievlhc mum When
Mucus Pvlhhnl wu elected chief of police
he won forum of the hose coup-u. but
bed tome in order to this the chicfhhip.
This W wu tiled It I meeting celled
for the: Why theeleotiouofw.n.
am N. ever 0. nnrlbntt by I vote of
mg” twelve. 3"th of close:-
phd in m. when be Why

mum to two over Bertha.

m

Ind mills. without the but! deem
Istoon keepers. Ind it was done. Between
the meetings on Shturdhy Ind lend”
Burlbutt, Geo. Schsub. Ind M. Bechergot
word of the proposed Ictlon Ind cent in
their rellgnhtione. Foremsn Hoyt ha been
[restly Inoyed by members of the compsny
not only It the meeting. but on pIrIdes. Ind
other occasions. but he he stuck to the com-
phny. knowing that he had the support of I
greet mejorlty which did not. like to associ-
Ite with men whose business brought the
company into bed repute. Upon dihbhnd-
in: the eighteen members turned over the
city property to Chief-Engineer Kinney Ind
pledged themselves to hold themselves in
readiness to attend tires under his direction
until the Board of Councilmen organized

another company. Chief~Enginecr Kinney

has commissioned twenty men for this pur-

pose. and the citizens‘ property will be pro-

tected until that time. Some of the saloon

keepers that have been thus disposed of

hurt their fire hats over their bars draped

in mourning.

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—We call especial attention to the Inver-
tinemrnt in Innther column of SPEER’S
PORT GRAPE WINE. I pure Ind unadul-
terated Grape Wine. invhluuble in sickness.

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Strawberry Festivals.
The East avenue M. E. Church hold their
annual festival this week. Last evening
there wuss good attendance and I very
pleasant time. It will be continued this
(Friday) evening. A large tent has been
provided for the refreshments. and In ens
tertainmeut is to be given in the church.
consisting of singing and dialogues by the
school. Admission ten cents.
The ladies of the First. Congregational
Church will hold I summer evening festi-
val at the Opera House. this (Friday) evens
log. The first hour will be devoted to I
musical and literary entertsinment.

The Second M. E. Church Sunday school
will hold its Inuual strawberry festival It
Lockwood‘s flail. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. June 18th and 19th.

The Springwood Sunday school gave an
entertainment and strawberry festival Wed»
nesdsy evening which was well attended. A
large tent was used for refreshments. and
the childlen‘s exercises were hlld in the
chapel. Pulxnalt‘s orchestra furnished music
and added much to pleasure of the occasion

The Indies Christian Temperance l‘uion
will hold their annual strawberry festival
on Tuesday. June 3Tb. at Lockwood‘s llall.
The t‘hildreh‘s cum “'ater Brigade will
take part in the exercises It is to b: hoped
that the people of Norwalk will assist this
links! \\'\ rlhy llllll noble organize ltiou and
help them in their good work. as they in‘
tend to make it a grand success
—-——ew—-——
Springvvood Sunday School
Anniversary.
The ninth anniversary of the Springwood
l‘lliorl Sunday School wlls observed lust
Ssllbsth. the children of the who i] givinc tl
Very lllh‘h‘slllll: exercise. There was a bean
tiful place called “Who Shall Walk in
\\‘lliti‘.“ sung by two little boys and girls.
Miss Msmie Norton rrnl “Pour Bell‘s Lul
nhy.“ The recitation by the class of boys
lllld girls wls very tincmach reciting a verse,
and till uniting in the list verse. The fol-
lowing pfit‘llt written for the occasion by
Miss Lillian H. Lewis. until recently it
lumber iii the school. unis read by Miss Susie
l3. Sliowdcn:
Nine years ‘ oh. how swiftly they‘ve passed in their
flight.
Through nhaduw Ind sunshine. ‘mid darkness and
light.
llut us we look bIt‘k from our standpoint today
We can see how the FItllor has uutdod our way.

And has woven in life‘s dsrlteIt woof. from above.
In tllrontll bright and golden [III u“ in council!" love.

Nine years 3 tht I bust of bright memories rise.

of 001‘]th lliIt here glnddencd our heIrte Ind our
c 'N:

of “timings and greetings with friends warm Ind
true——

(if tho Iwoct Christin.“ gatherings we yearly f'i‘llt‘W.
Where children‘s glad feces. reflecting our own.
Show thnt police and good-will in olcll heart hlve
their thruuu.

Nine yours ‘ Ind the seed that ill weakness “‘13
crown.

then now to ll liIrvest of power has grown.

Not for wraith—not fol fume have the laborers
sought.

But to win back the eeuls that the Ssvuur has bought.
To drIw precious souls from esrlh‘s dark. gloomy
mine.

An gems in Ills diadent over to shine

Nine years P in which tehehers lllld “light have
been blcst.

Tours of labor for all that is highest and best

Now. with bouts deeply thwktul. we oa‘er our
praise

To that who but: led us through all the past dnys
And we‘ll fellr not for future days. knowing full
well

That Re who so loves us will care for us still.

The school is in a h ulrishiua condition.
Supelintendent Lawrence reported that the
attention» hat inch amt from so during
the first year to $0 during the past year.
Since the orgsuir nine of the submit $.87 4!
bus been lteeivvd. Ind m 93 bus been up
propriatul for benevolent obitcts

Death of Rev. P. I. O‘vaxcr.
Esther Patrick J. O‘Dwyer. pastlw of St.
Msry‘s Church. died on Friday lsst. sand «tit
\vurs The films-rd W! the late
lbw. P. A. Smith to this pastor te ill Janus
Irv. 183 lie but been in ilbhvslih for
several years. which cousblcrshlv interfered
with his ministcrisl duties. be being often
lsulrlllcd to the house for dnvs by reason of
severe llcurslnic and thrllulslic attacks
lately ll scrils of temperance meetings but)
m held in his church by I mission from
New Jersey. and ill lililrsts to heist the-l
Ind m Ill his thumb nlenlbersblp be con
traded it lulllIrilll dim which. with his
other choline Iilulellts. cells-ed his dollb.
During the meeting of the mimhnlllhuush
sutlhrinp severely. he visited all his chnrae.
and exerted billlIelf beyond his strength to
promote the cause

The following brief biography we take
from the Gentlk:—“ Rev. 1‘. I O‘Dwyt r
was born in the Quinty 'l‘ippnrsry. Ireland.
in the yen X839. Rs was educated for the
priesthood in All Hallows College. near the
eitv of Dublin. and use cabin-d in No‘
vcmbcr. 183: In the following January. in
complny with theme Rm 1“. A. ‘S nith.
former pester ‘tI St. Mary‘s Church. be Our
bsrked for America and went to Providence
II assistant. where he remained for I period
of three year; be wu then trsnhferred from
Providence to Collins‘ville to parish priest.
where he unleined Ibout five were. In
taco be we: Irwin sent to Providence «char»

louder events. to dhbhed the m

the org-ti; " 7
large red in good tutu. '
At 8 o'clock the body was taken from the
church Ind conveyed to this city. when it
wIs pieced in I IpecIIl csr. Reverend FI-
thers McCIllIo. Couch, KIne. Bynott, Kellv.
Fitrphlrich. Roddonlsnd Tierney Icted I5
pull besrere. The retinitis were followed
from the church by I lIrge number of
priests. St. May's Ind St. James‘ T. A. B.
Societies. St. Joseph’s Benevolent Society,
Children of Mary .OIdetI, BundIy wheel
and hundreds of the congregation. The cars
left this city by the 4:18 min
‘ ‘ansoxm‘e mum. ,

When the train reached AnsonlI the cur
conveying the remslns of Rev. Father
0.Dwyer Ind the NorwIlk delegations. wet
switched 95‘. Ind its Irrlvrll being I couple
of hours in advance of the expected time the
casket was left in the car in charge of I
gil‘ll'd. About 8 o'clock the Catholic socie-
ties of the borough formed in procession Iud
escorted the rennin: to the church. The
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick took the lead.
and were followed by the Y. N. R. C. T. A.
ch 3. A . Father Matthew society Ind the
visiting delegations. The church but been
heavily duped in mourning by the Alter So-
ciety. The sitar was very sombre in its hub
iliments of mourning. The “Muscle wIs
shrouded in black. and boreilpon it the in-
scription. “Farewell. Kind Father.“ At the
had of the central aisle I cItanlque was
erected and shrouded in black. Ind upon
this the casket was placed. Upon it were
Ilso laid the numerous floral tributes which
had Icconlpsnied the remains from NorwIlk.
Conspicuous among these wss I wreath, I
cross Ind I crown in which immortelles prc~
dominated. The Altar society Ilso procured
several 11 iral tribute with contributions gens
erously donated for the purpose. One very
handsome object was I wreath of immort‘
elles with violets worked in initstion of let~
tors. This was suspended from the “seal
lamp A short service wIsheld It the church
by Father Brady, Ifter which the whet
wss uncovered and In opportunity wIs If-
forded to view the body. Two hours were
consumed in passing around the casket. so
great was the throng. The guard of honor
from Norwslk. strengthened by delegates
from the Ansouin societies then took up the
watch. which was maintained throughout
the night.
At 10m. Tuesday morning. I high mess
reouieru was said for the repose of the
priest‘s soul. The church was densely filled
and about twenty visiting clergylrlen were
present. Rev. Father Brndy wIs cell-brunt.
Rev. Eigelle Gaffney deem. Rev. James
Nan subdeacon. and Rev. Father Gcsson
masterofceremonics. Rev. Father M. F.
Kelly read the service over the body Ifter
the service. Ind Rev. hther John Lynch
repeated it It the grave. In the Ibserlce of
R: v. Father Sinott. of Bridgeport. who was
to have prembcd the funeral discourse. but
wns not present, R-~v. Father Brady pro-
nounced a brief I‘ult‘fl on the deceased.
spcaking of fraternal charity as one of the
principal traits of ehtrseter in the deccesed.
Although intimately associated with hint
Rev. Father Brady had never heard him tll-
tcr a word of condemnation against friend
or fee. and this. too, when nlcu‘s Icts have
been under criticism. in his death he
thought the church had sustained I grcnt
loss. "is ministry had bet u a faithful one.
Ind there are none but regret that he has
been taken away in tile very prime of his
priesthood.
At the clase of the service the body was
once more exposed to view. and the puree.»-
sion was formed for the much to the grave
in the following order:

Sunday Whom.
Friendly Sons of St. l‘a‘rick.
Hibernian Buncvulent Society of Derby. 75
Mrnlhers.
St. Mary‘s T. A. B. S iciety of Birmingham.
60 Members.
Young Men‘s ’l‘ulul Abstinence S icit‘ty of

Birminghnm. 50 Mcxlibers.
Y. M. R. C. '1‘. A. lb B. A. of AuStltlie.
Father Matthew Society. 38 Members.

Guard of Honor from Nurwalk.
Sis Hacks with Priests.
Hearse.

People generally on foot.
The will bearers were: on the pin of the
pl‘il-slsuliev. Fathers Brady. Kelly. Dm‘ln‘
Flush. Lynch and Mnlhul land; on the part
of the societies: Father Matthew. P. O‘Brien
and T. O‘Sullivan; Y. M R C. 'l‘. A & B
A . ll. Mcleney Ind Wm. Harrington;
Friendly Sons of St. Patrickanu llol'thau
and l‘. 1‘) nor.
The route of march was through Main.
Blrth‘tt. Cl‘ntou avenue. Atwater fi't‘n“
and El:l\Nlh stuwt to the cemetery.
The visiting clergy were entertained at
the psstorsl residvuce. and the delegations
from N lrwalk were t lkeu charge of by the
Annuals Stht‘ivlitb and kept at Drrmwly‘s
and the Awiu hotels.

W
\‘I‘hllll we knew thermally.
then the men Republics.)

All who Ire entering should Iinl than:
slim of In. news brief visit he the (as:
list "one call upon hint. and be relieved.
Dr. flow is a consultation. Christina pew
time. whom we are tried to endorse. Re
is not in traveling quack. but In educated

sicisn of nsibilitv. doilln I large
mnmia New ‘ork. Those in Maiden

whom the dull“! bits treattsl. will bear lee
tiuuuiv at any time to the slut help he has
been to them. Those who were work Ind
broken down a your ego. and followed his
diuvtienr. are to day robust and in the ow
juyluellt of excellent hesltI. All desiring
to be helped «windmill cIll «undue
tor at the Curtis Rouse. this evening and to

“(m‘\
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eo While tbr [Innis
It is well known thIt there Ire-cans when
the nit“ strict admin of temperance lire
obliged to use some sort ut wine. camels“:
those who are old and infirm. Mm weakly
fenlhles Is well Is invalida Ind debilitated
persons in warm weather need I little

etmethetlin wine. The port wine
of Alfred 8.5m of Plastic. N. i. Ilse his
Sumbuul wines have been mined bv cheer

lots in nest every state. Ind have Ilwlvvs
been pro strictly pure Ind ciat.
The port wine is now being used in beepit

Its Ind by families for medics! purpm
‘m heiress“. “liii‘f‘a‘fiui‘
is . rm r. l
will. «recounting the mutton is
such II to retlllu the rich ahvor Ind sweet-
ness of the crepe without nuch fermenta-
tion to crate cumulative propertieet—M~
cript. Our droughts hhve it for Isle.

*—
An lino-hue Truth.

 

You dream to sum. Ind if you lead I
rumble. unshtisblctory life in this hshutb
flit world. it is entirelv your own feel! end
there is only one new“ ”gym a;

Ibis ice I. w
milled tabulated“ do. Personal“ hIowlIng
Ind common m min will soon chow

cellar to the bishop. which position he held
for five yarn. In l8“ be we: resigned to
the psrish of Bil-«lineman Ind Ansonis.
charity Ifter which time the perish was dl~
vided. be tIhinp Anionic. reinstate: there
until JInuIry. 0n the lath (in of Jnnuhry.
twinned his first new II parish priest

. or DyIpInIlI. with
taxm‘ggs?" ‘° a” "a "m‘ iii“... luau-uh. nah a sick m-

puplm hour m
The reusins were taken into the church mind wimfi‘mm of the bed:
It a p. n. on Sundsy. Ind It tone on Tues-

nIrvous plantation. tow spirits.“ Its
an I high inns requiem we: end for the

alesIcwlIseIe' lowed-the Western
repossof tboeoul. About lettpriotm "‘ "u “3
present. includtec Bishop Wherry. Rev.
I. P. InwlorofDIIbII-y.“ It later
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