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Miss B. Dunohuo, Mrs. William Martin,
Mus Nellie Ryan. Miss Maggie Taylor.
HKXTLDMKN‘S LIST.
Mr. Chas. .1. Erector, Mr. William Brut:
22.222. Moms-r Brown. Mr. Thomas Drlscoll,
l‘22trirb )‘l‘snigon, M. C-———— D~—-, Mr.
l‘slulvf. Frederick A. Scarlet
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Jr»: C donors to the fact lb 2% C. W. LcCount
has stvorcl dogs that are out rt‘gistt‘red.
There is no doubt about this. 22221 we are
ready to produce the oviduct.
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—(irc.2t hint-tins in towels on!
{32222263, at C. R. Bennott's.
—— 2F“
The Golden Brothers, of S :n‘h Norwslk
SKNTLSEL, don't seem to sc-zrc wurth rt cost,
an t we should judge by W111! we have. heard
Nur‘walk mcn say. that Mr. De“? lie 2‘ 1'2
wt» rtbeut sick of tho job. —-Iltn’w ry (£22252.
-—--—~9»
There ts a general complaint because the
WHEY has been shut oil for two or three
Suudsys without notice to consumers. The
cummissioners would obligu if they Would
arrange some signal or means for informing
our citizens when they are to be depriv-d of
Wot-‘2'.
222 my will“?
w..—
Un Sa‘urday last 1!. S. Gsnung, \b’hu is
employed In O'R‘wnrke's harness store, was
bundling s pistol, when it went oti‘ sending
a bullet into his titlht baud. Dr. Purdee
extracted the bullet and Mr. Ganung is
happy bt‘musc he escaped with no worse
22.12223. -.
"Holland's Ice URI!“ is acknowledged
by all to be the bust in the city. Only 10¢.
per plate. __ ..’
The Sluthh 'utwn k Samurai. must be in
onllusiun with c: Mayor Ely.——[n‘tsmford
-idwmfs E as the very same , its edi-
tors col lie d2. —Meriden Recorder
—-‘l\e are not much on puns; but s une- of
these days well think of something and
print it that will Rigg the editor of that Rt
raid".
_____.<’—_———
C. Smut: 6: Co. have put the finishing
touches to their cigar store this week by
having tbs new front and the interior band
samsly grained, snd now there is no prettier
store or front in the city, sud those that in
2: 'ulgc in sud are sjudge of tobacco any that
the cigars made by this firm are of armor
dlnsry good anon—at any rate the “0223
Well" brands are sll great fn'orltes with
a tankers.
for s cigar bousoin
He '“ ' drum“ kepttboDavis’ House
"12222.3. s2.
ummmmzsum afternoon on
“Macs.“
_ —---¢o—--—
What the sum sons begin to state
And bunks of loo begin to drool,
Lift scents indeed a fsarful auto
To bi- wbo would but osa‘t keep cool.
W.—
“Ifyoudon‘tlot go of my band ‘lco
cream“ said a girl on on Main attest. to a
young nun who was squeezing her band at
parsing. the otbcr evening. Ila took the
blot and they wont to the nearest ice cream
saloon.
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M‘;Dou‘tsud‘cr aorta; 0‘2): but Cweatber
ll 0!!! b l
122.222.2238... “' ’ °° .2... “
10¢. a plate or 400. a quart.
woo.“—
Look not upon the lu-wstcr wbcn it bead»
otb itself upon the outsido of the goblet. fur
at the last it donblctb a roan up like :2 watt»
and stock In a roilrosd company.
W
A class haircut is all very well this hot
weather, so far ss looks no concerned. but
when are. stfvctlonatety disport themselves
upon a follow‘s head he begins to wish for a
little roots hair.
——-——«o
The steamboat lino from Huntington is
now in operation, sud doing quito a passer»
fir and height biplanes. One day this week
the passenger list numbl‘rcd betwoon thirty
and forty.
«or 7
The ninth agricultural 22nd industrial 2‘.\
bibttlon of tho Connecticut State Agricultu
ral socicty will be bild Tuvsdny, chnos
day. Thursday and Friday. September to,
11. 13 and 13. at Cbsrtor Oak Park.
way. « - ‘.
The new earrings bridge draw tender. Mr.
Jones, is very illicicut in his dulios. The
bridgo is kt‘pt clean. sud hr is always on
hand at tho drsw. Tim is the principle
that makes an ttiicieut man in any plow-
whatsoovvr you undertake to do, do it well.
w“ roso M -4.
—S.2u2ethlsu new 222 .l. l). Smith‘s.
Black Japan T2 22 {00 llt
M..”
Our of the chief pleasures of a passage by
the stcstttt-l‘ .tdrlphi is the (“soon clvon on
board bv lvv‘s orchestra The gontlt‘uwu
unupoolng it furnish rvslly duo music. Tho
orchestra is Nutposcd of town puma
violins. base vtul. hum-t. clarioucl, and
snsro drum, and ouch plsyor perfurrus his
p tr! wvll.
A
' «‘- — ‘-
Ha lb2‘ 2\‘2 ntug of tho 52h 222‘ Svph-rubor,
the day of tho lirvuu‘n‘s psrsdv. 22 concert
\2‘Lll b2‘ given in the tlpr‘ra Home by Who
lt‘r 2k Wilson‘s btud. 22 which all the tin
moo will be admiltrd t’no. .\ certain nutn
bar of seats will be reserved for our c3223 ‘22s
and on admis‘inu fee churm‘d for tlu‘ut.
2‘u2'ugh in pay llu‘ 2‘\]\2‘usos 22f llu‘ 0222202222.
At its cl-st‘ 22 lull will be givvu. with tuusu‘
b\‘ llu‘ Wlm‘lrr 6: Wilson 22rcl22‘stra.- lim-
bwr‘y ,V, ”‘1
W
.\ 8222! two of tlh“\'lllllg «unwind in the
anuulk lllvr‘r,.\‘2turd'2.\‘ afternoon. Mu‘listl
lluckh‘y. a in your old Mill of d 2l222 l‘ulvl.
1223-, who liv2s on Franklin .\\‘2~22222‘. wont
i22 tub2tl22‘ near tho “dwp lwlr“ in tho
22 at of St‘ll2ck‘s l‘Q\\\l\ r "2222.222, 2222 llivr‘r
sidt‘ Arum“. and curing lwyoud his dvptlt
the little follow was surpt dawn tho slrvrun
22:22! drnwncd. llc 'Ls rcprtscutnl 22s 22 taught.
222ttlligrut b22y,.\u2l tho ben‘tvnl pa‘rcnls
\\‘2ll 22 22‘2» tho wruptlltv 22f all ———t2' 2.229..
oso
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p2222‘ 2! ll ttbury lila‘“ luv LN ”22‘ fullm‘
222.; cutttpult s t 2 [22 that cunts 222 the .22.
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22 222 sax 2222222.2 d2 2wn Ni fhuu tln‘ lurum‘v
.t tlu‘ hols l‘st‘r‘r)‘. 2222 accident 2-2‘2‘222221 by
w 2222‘ ll win; boon spiltr‘d in 222222 22f llll‘ \‘2 .22
“ls 22nd f2‘r lmldlrtc tho llwt flow 22f but
2r2~22. ‘l‘w 122222 l2~2d r2222 int.» it but a - 222
222» 222 ohm tlu‘ro ““223 2222 “photon nudity:
the rod tuvtsl in 22 spray to llu‘ (‘2‘2l222g
2222f (\Vt‘r the lttnttl‘lt‘ls .‘l my Wt‘ro sl‘gltb
‘2y burned, and (‘l 22‘. Amniuwu svrt 2222222:
“222 12222 mctzrl ll :w into his vyvs 22nd 222‘2‘2-
his l2 sly burning him most painfully. H2: is
2:22l2‘l' lltc curo of D..I‘ar»t2~2‘, :2212l «lulu:
Wt‘ll.
———v—-Qoo
Mr. erli-tm liarfnrd, drnwtvnd‘r on
the railroad bridge, culls our nttontiun 222
the fungal the bodies of drowned dtlgs
which a allowed to 11 of around our docks
.md marshes are l) coming 22 dt‘cldcd
nuisance, illf‘ll' drcompcsed curmssvs spud
the forth not only 22 highly (ltsngreoultlc
stench, but sowtnq the suds of sirkuess and
disease I: is indeed a deplorable :tttc of
affairs, which we hope the proper author
itics will attend to at once. A few days
21:0 noltss than a drzm of these bodies
were drifting in the n2 ichburltnod of the
bridges, and one has been 82022 the whole
week in the mush at the rust end of the R
R. bridgt‘, its blackened and bursting sid28
rocking beneath the sun. Something should
be dunt‘, csptciully at this season of the your.
MOO—fl
—-—Icc Cream of all fltvnrs at Holland‘s
Saloon, opposite the City Hotel.
———-———&ov—~——-—
0.‘ General 8. R Smith's appointment the
Army and Now Journal says: “ The up
printmcnt isa good one and gives general
Satisfaction throughout the brigade. General
Stephen R. Smith has served in the National
Guard for twenty years, and is 22 very com-
petent and faithful officer. Entering the
Second regiment as a private, General Smith
was advnnced through the various grades of
nor-commissioned omcer, ndiutant, major,
lieutenant and colonel to the position he now
occupies. In each of these several places
he b‘ts availed himself of all opportunities
to perfect himself in s knowledgo‘ of its
duties and requirements, 22nd brings to his
new positionanatural talent and energy and
advantages of long experience. We bespesk
for him a successful snd brilliant career on
22 general oficer."
M.H~
The temperance meetings at Music Hall
Sunday was not so largely attended as usual
as it was not generally known one wss to
be held. Rev. Mr. Boole presided and spoke.
Snort addresses were also delivered by Revs.
Dennis Pla’t and D. R. Austin, and C. \V.
Knudsen and Loronao Dibble. At the close
of the meeting Mr. Boole announced that
the regulsr meetings would be discontinued
for a short time, but would be resumed
again early in tlrstll, and if necessary
would be held before, the call for which
would be made in the papers. ‘ it is quite
currently reported by those opposed to the
movement that it is at an and. but they need
flatter themselves into any such delusion,
for this fall than will be the (must sfl‘urt
undo in this city for law sud order and
vistas. Instead of tits outgoing ended,
tho but is it bassoarosly bqu‘n yet. Phillip
Phillips the stage willbsbsrsis Espion-
bcfostbmskhmaodsposkmsnslrosdy
W Misfits—pf...
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,ofSoothacwalk. srrivodbdaoossbooosr
ha “stubs mosaics sa m
svosta‘wuapoormil‘.‘
u...”—
One of tbs finest and prettiest laid-out
yards in the city is that of John B. Smith,
florist.
W‘W—
Foreman W. 11. ll. Clark of Old Well
book and laddor compsny, lostan infant son
last Tuesday morning from bowel cont—
plstnt . ‘
Th}; Wino who reside on Henry street
have bosutltled the street very much by
clearing the woods snd grass from the guts
tor and otherwise cleaning it..0tbors should
follow tkeir example.
————w——
Mr. James lloyt‘s new house on Cross St.
is now nearly completed. sud will soon be
rosdy for occupancy. It presents s line up
pr arses.
W
Dickcrman lb Son oflbr ladies‘ suits as
low as one dollar. good unlaundriod shirts
at Sbconts and bargains poucrslly in dry
goods. hosiery. notions,o2c.
W”
The Stonnigtoo .Vo‘mr, a roost cxccllent
papengiros evidence of its deserved pros
peri‘y by coming out in a now dress May
it live long and prosper.
«9m
—-.-\ good assortment of Tobacco 22nd
Fine Cigars std E Smith‘s. 400 32
——9oo——-——-
Old Wcll Hook 2b Ladder Co. its: been
invited by the Mutual Hook 2% Ladder Co
at Waterbury to participate in the annual
purado of tho Wotorbury dopartuwnt Sop.
tourbcr 18! b.
W—
'l‘bc steamer .1. 1h Schuyler will make 2222
excursion from this oltv to Occidental
thovoon the Hudson, Friday, July 962b,
lowing the stosrubuut wharf st S o‘clock.
Fun: :20 (cuts.
v. -.wfl.
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Bn-tbcr Byiuatun Nm‘utly advist-d us to
not 22 bursowbippiug as well as 22 ltbt‘l suit
in order that wo might uutke mum‘y. Well.
wo‘vc got the libel sutt 22nd Warner 2220‘s
llyluglun has tukbti the "rhino. llt‘otlwr.
if that be so, we congratulate you 2222 your
good luck.
w , ..‘w——.
The stoatulnut bond buvt‘ occupixd tho
plutforut during the 2m 22k. \\‘2‘ ttl‘t‘ inform»
2‘2l thul “‘2‘ wow wrong in our stutumvut
that tho): bud boon drivr‘u trout tlu‘ platform
by the railroad mummy, but that 2l22‘y
plsyod from the squsn‘ from cht l2‘2‘.
DD.
Tlllll‘\\lll\‘ llu‘ lb‘ 12, WNW! M 2h‘l222us2‘ 22f
lltuburt‘, c.2222u2itl2‘d suu‘ldo by 222122,:
nrsr‘uic in akvlumtu‘r of hour. No tlu‘n
strain! for ltuiut‘ tolllt‘g it‘V‘t‘fnl what ho had
duuo, but all thought it a l \l'v‘. sud whou
medical aid was t‘u‘lml it 2222s 2.222 in».
Fowl!) truultlvs wcn‘ tlu‘ outso.
» -———v——-
“Shop“ tho uu‘ «22d fist: 2‘2 utrd high l\‘
wtuttnt‘uttd 22 222 2‘r 2f ‘l22‘ t 2 y “2222?. bud a
child lupin d 2222 Suudw, raving it tho fol
lowing lligltftlutiu, \ltttllllt‘ jolutod, 322v
lin‘ukiug 22222220 to 2222 through tho world
22i2l2 «Woodfurxl .‘tl2‘x‘2ud2‘r l‘srdiual 12m
"bhlt‘isll M2‘t‘l2»sk)‘ t‘ustt‘t llistusrk Shop
222221.
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12 l22sl2t‘r22 uruorslh 22222222222202“ in "22‘
22:2‘22‘2.‘ throughout 2l22‘ auto that Dr Sstuuvl
Lyons \l‘lt‘d 2222 Monday luSl. \“t‘ tlt‘l not
know ultt‘ro ll22‘ r2 p22" stuttvd from, but it
is wholly ttutrtu‘. It was reported in this
rilyTliursda)‘ morning ltla“ that ho was
dm.‘ Tho truth is l22‘ is slowly rt‘t‘uvunug
lru‘u his r- 2‘ ‘222 22222212 22f 2‘2222ql‘sli 222 of "bu
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llu‘ . ‘2222h Nutwslk Stlbllbkl. ix 22btl2222
«m r '2 a ltlnl 52222.1‘l22so things do 22222 222
2‘22r 241222 2‘222222cl2 tn plvrm‘ :2 “"0 newquwr
“hit it l22-l22‘v2‘s iu advertising, 22nd on tho
2-tb2‘r haul but few sutxildv pouplv will r2
it‘ll 222 22 Mai suit to r2‘d2‘2-s2‘ 2222 tunguuuy
22 lury. Jurors do 22222 lakt‘ kindly to "war
lurid 22f suitsruud tho damages 22w ounflur‘d
ruuro tn the oxpouws which 22 plaintiff has
222 2‘222‘ for local. st‘r\'22‘2‘. thuu who! he 22‘
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74‘ ll ll uuotl sr‘llx 2‘ tlit‘ls fut
222 2dr shut for lith‘.
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t‘utupllmt 2222s b.2222 222.2 lb 222 \122222 ":2
{222.1 of l2.»\ 22 and 222m listluun “22222 22.22
\lm‘lu l 2 2l22‘ 222222222‘2222‘2‘ of ltmw ltvlnc and
d 2:22,: WNW s“ in tho \‘22‘l22.22‘ ‘l‘ln‘ M 23‘22r
l2“ undo s2‘2‘2‘22l r222ls 2222.222 lll“tll 22nd
2l2i\‘2‘22 lllt‘lll oil. but tho 22‘22222222ll22u 222 Not
in tho llvt‘l‘ 2s m clwtt tltsl tlu‘y “ill not 222,
k‘22222‘22ly tl22~ bays 2222.2l2t 222 b“ 22‘2l22w2\2l ll2
‘.2\l'22‘, but lln‘t‘ almuld 2122 $22 in stilts ”222
Md 22m l22~ Ml naive. S 22222‘ 2:2‘22222222‘ Y 222k2‘2‘
ought lung 22,2222 2 luvc stwr‘tvd 22 lnlhluc
lmllst‘ U“ .\ rlllt‘ 22f ullr «lnr‘l‘s. 'l‘llt‘lr‘ \\‘~-ll'2l
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Irll'llul 2y Wm 22 S2“222‘122‘r.v—-il swmur“.
i!‘ 22l‘. llu‘ St. I. utis (‘:2i2‘:2g2 22nd .llilwnulwt‘
lint. rp‘ll l222l 2‘22222‘022lr2f2‘2‘2 2222 this Now.
'l‘ltu tltr‘rtunutotvr ring: d from 0‘3 to 90, but
more \vvro plr‘nty who wouul have 212222122
22222l2 on that day lhwt it went as high 2222 1‘30
-—-but all ponplt‘s' words 222‘2‘ not to be relied
on 022 very hot or very euld d22ya,—for
unuuu‘ly we have the h tttl‘st 22nd coldest
days ever known. But Thursduy ems 22 but
duy, and the “oldest inhabitunt ” shall go
uncuntrudictul if he desires to be horn-«l in
the nutter. Friday was hotter still.
”—fl
Th2- will of the lure Mrs. Judge Bulb-r
was opened and road on Siturd:2_y evening.
by Dr. Lyncs, ‘22: the museum: of her heirs,
5222‘ btqumtlrs a small sum in each of the
two children all E. \V. S unrt, 122-221., and $200
to the First Congregational Sicirty. the in
come of which is to be upplicl to the c m:
of her lot in the cr-ruulcry. All the lesidue
of her property: she leave-s to Mrs. E. V. A.
(‘blcltestcn llllll Mr. ClllClli'Sh‘l‘ is named us
Exvcutur, without builds. “or real and
pars 221221 .cstntte is vat 'tuusly estimated at
from thirty to flt'ty thousnud'dullurs. The
lit-quest of $5.000 made by Judge Buttlcr to
the F.2irfleld County Btr. will now, upon
the death of Mrs. B. be mule available and
paid oven—Gasoffs.
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—L ml: at the handsome suitings for
spring wear which will be mudo up it) onto:
222 astonishingly low prices, at, Harlem a the
clutbicr.
llw‘
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“ “'ho‘s On The Lord's Side.”
Rcv. W. H. Boole on Sunday evening
preached from the words over tbis,asertnou
that took positive grounds on questions of
right and wrong. ’The illustrations of the
half-hearteducss of men when clear-cut
issues are brought before thorn were strong
and um quivocsl,and his declaration that
all must take a stand on one side or the
other was a sentiment that found a hearty
response in every conscientious person's
brat-l.
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Estate of Sally P. Stuart.
Talmsdge Baker and Winfield B. Moody,
Commissioners of the Court of Probate to
examine and decide upon claims against the
late Mrs. Sally Stuart's estate. hsva made
their report to that court. The latter pre-
sented a claim against the oststs of eighty
'tlroussnfidollsrs. The Commissioners dis-
show all but one thousand dollars of this
claim, as we learn, and Mrs. C. busppesled
from their dociston to the Superior Court,
which, of course, plats-sets tbs settlstoont of
the estate and greatly sugrnonta tho “ legal
expenses.
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The Lima.
That the Atom us having a pleasant
tins, and us well rseslvsd ts svldsat from
the following complimentary notions in tho
Nutuokct paws: “Tbs Atari Yacht club
joyod the hospllklitlu Qxhndbd to the hlglr
sad 2.22222 bass tbb‘mflivtbsy‘sn
fitlsnsnlysshandssrs to win tbs bsst
fooling of our community. The social
dance at Atlantic Ball. Thursday ovation.
given by tho club. was lsrgsty attsndsd by
our younger psoplo. about any couple sp-
pssrlog upon tbs floor. Music was furnish-
odby Prof.I.B.Jobnsoo,W.B.stsvons.
prouptor. and was of an excellent am.
The occasion was on of rsra enjoyment
throughout. The “ boys " sustained the or
collsut reputation they have gained bots,
and the dam proved a success is every psr‘
tioular. We would roturn commotion
Craw besrty thanks for his kind invitation
to be present, sud sssuro hint that wo ctr
est dogroo. We feel safs in asserting that
the members of tits club roalissd all tho
hero with every intention of tasking Nun
tuckot one of their stopping plscos on their
annual cruise in ‘79. Come along, gents.—
.Vo‘rmr.
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P IS I! 8 DE A It.
llou. Dudley P. Ely is st Saratov.
Mr. ll. R. Turner is at Newport.
Mr. 12. S. Brown is recovered suflolontly
to bike the air.
The Misses Floreuo and Florenco Reno
diet are at Green‘s Flu“!
Mrs. Lauo of l‘bilsdolpbla is visiting at
M 2‘23 or llanford‘ 22.
Miss Charlie Ely is at the Grand Union.
Saratoga. having douo ,\\'ltlklll'rl Glen oar
lior in tho snout.
Mr. 22ml Mrs. George Boncdict aro st
Temple Grove, Ssratoga.
ltcv. W. n. Boole has gone to Round
Lake to attend the National Uauup Meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Eben Hill and family are in
Lilt‘ltflold.
Miss Nt‘tlic lluugt‘rford of Chester, (.‘t.. is
visiting Miss Cornolia Norton.
Miss Nettle Hartford of Wilton has been
visiting Miss Little Sullock.
Ml“ Louise 8.22222ch of lltbway New
.lorst‘)‘. is visiting bcr cousin. Miss Lissio
l)2)‘l22tl.
Miss l‘llls Wood has roturuod from a two
wrolz‘s visit to frit‘uds in Now York.
Mrs. Monro and duttcbtors, Misses laibbio
and 12b2, of Nowark. N. J.. are viritiug rola~
lives in East Norwulk.
Mr. Frank \‘olk has 2.22:2er health
which!“ to be «lilo to bt‘ out. “c has none
to llulgt‘tirld Msy tho change of sir slb‘t‘t
bis t‘tlllft‘ out».
Mr. t‘lmlvs it li2\\‘lllult rind family are
stopping with Mrs. J. .l. Millard.
Maj. t‘bus. R. “My has boon rctsiucd by
Hon. S. ll. Smith 2222 his slafl‘. in lilo sumo
position l222 tl..2 d 2222 (tau. Win. llsudcl
Smith‘s ststl
Mrs. Hbou lllll, Mrs. 312222222222, and Mrs.
'I‘bousss have gone to Luko tlmrgo.
Mr. Silux t. Dullou 22nd sister 2222‘ with
022 it family at Ilillslmm Bridge, N. H.
Miss Ella t‘our‘b and Miss Amy Sprurwr.
s22ll2‘2l 2222b 0.2222. (‘22222‘12 on Tut‘slay, by
stunner llnvsunkt‘, for “rebound.
“in ll llc llyxlm‘ 22f Moridr‘n, is visiting
roilrutivm in this city.
Mr. ll. W. tumor has roturuoil from a
wot R‘s sojourn 222 llincltu uptou,‘ N. Y.
'l‘lu‘ Missvs Lottie 22nd lisllo l‘utrssll, and
Mr. Mt‘tviu lllalun‘y. of .Ncw \‘otk, aw
visiting Mrs. J l‘ Zeluff. Clu‘stnut stm‘t.
Mrs. 212222. I Pryor 22nd '2ls2robt2‘rs.S.~ual2
22nd .l2222‘pl2iur. are at Nantifi‘kck. Mass.
Mr. 22nd Mrs. J uut‘s ll \\'.222l2‘22\2-222 spr‘ud
Stitulu)‘ in Now t‘stuttu.
Miss Ids Stowe. is visiting “buds in
lit '2 duo pot t.
Mr. John ll. Fouls has poorly treasured
from his ru‘oul illuws.
Misst‘s erv and Panic Angus, of Broom
lyn, 2222.2 vlsitluc Mrs. 'l‘b 2222:2222 Guy-or.
\‘ouuty Unluultssldutf l2 lwsni J. Wright
.2f tlru‘uo i2~l2 w 2s in 022‘ My 2222 Wvdnr‘sday
222222 sttrudod lltv lflul 22f Mlt‘lm‘l t‘uroorrtu.
Mrs. 8 ll M‘llot‘ and dsugbtvr of Now
ll 222222 l\l2‘ \‘l~2‘.2222r Mrs J. M. lnuo.
t‘lthf l‘ldulttt‘t‘t Kimmy is guilt; t 2 “.24
“to M222 \‘222‘l2t Club 222 Now London.
M2 (‘1.22l2 Grumman of Norwslk 22pm!
Snuduy 22 22b his brntlu‘r t‘ltsrlos Grumman
22f l‘lutulmr Mr Grummsu, tltouult fur
rumy wars on r‘tttivc trtttporstu‘o workr‘r,
2222222 222222222221 tlto blur‘ 22b tll Sunday.
22222 22 t22 put it 2{—l).2u"22~
u—u‘ on“. .—..
A New Buoy.
8 22222‘ limo ago 22 petition was ctu‘ulslod
I‘nr slurutturvs asking that u bull buoy bu
pluru‘d 2222 620.2222 .22 root. [2 WM signed by
the Mayor, 222221 forwarded to .l. M. M. Chm.
Light House luspt‘clul‘ for the Third Dis~
Niel. 0n the thirteenth Mryur llanfnrd rel
CL'th‘l‘ the following communication from
Mr. Ulitr:
"l have 22 [lt'lillmt humorously signed
(your name among the numb") for 22 ball
buoy on Green‘s Roof. entrance to Norwalk
ll-rrbor, Conn. l have referred the nutter
to the Light House B turd. with a request
for its action. \Vlll you be pleased to in-
form your on signatories of this acknowl-
edgement and my action in the premises."
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Methodist Excursion.
The arrangements for the annual Melba
dist excursion are now complete, and it
promises to eclipse all predecessors. The
destination will be Btunfurd Point, by
steamer Laura, which willieave this city at
S .2. M., 222221 the Point toreturn at 35 P. to.
giving cxcurslouists ample time upon the
grounds. The staterooms wore all taken
two weeks age. and the general talk is that
“ we’re all going." Tickets are for sale in
this city at the drug stores and at H. E.
Budwell‘a and Brown 25‘. Wilcox‘s. Fare,
adults 50 cents, children not belonging to
the schools, 25 cents. Mr. Prod Mead will
furnish refreshments'on board the'steamer.
Conveyances will be provided to carry bus-
kcts to and from the bout. Good meals can
be procured at the llOlL‘l at the Point of. res.
sortable prices.
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The Condltlou of tho Adolphl.
Mass". Editors of the Swamp—In reply
to the reports current in regard to the con-
dltion and safety of the Adolpbl, I will
heroin 'stato for the benefit: of the traveling
public, the facts as they are :-On the after-
noon of the 31 of July the Adslpbl left New
York with s largo loadof passengers and
'tretght consisting of horses, carriages, oto .
which of course put the boat down in the
water further than usual and caused her It
times to careers ovsr'or lay down on her
side more than she otherwise would. and
the water came in through an opsn space
left batman the deck and bull for ventila-
tion, since then. the space has boss closed
up so far as possible. As to tbs matter of
the boat being perfectly safe and ssswortby.
thorn 2s no doubt of ltpsnd we think the rs-
ports to the contrary hsvsbesngotten up
out of mutant: towards Mr. Wblto by some
unfortunate employee, or discharged omens.
0n Juno thoédslpbi was taken out. on
Bound
ins so- as”.
oosvsysaoss ssrly la tbs day.- sad lanai-ad
until about lt‘oolook. Want Janos
1.. Russell and uostoftbstssobsrswsrsos
tbs grounds dusts; tbs dayssddld tboir 2222
wast to take tbs ooosstos ssdoyabls for tbs
obildron.‘ and thy wsra so woos-fol in
tbsll‘ em that tbs scholars all pronounce
ittbobsstttnstboy kavs svar bad. no
froslmsnts in abs-duos wars provided-
tbs tables bats; sot sad olsarad tbrss limos
—aadsllbadafull supply of tea onus.
Many wont rowing. otssrs ptsysd at child-
T
SUITS
ploarum tboy had anticipated. and will learn
rss‘s arses. Snpsristsodsat Rnsssll said
its had been anxious during tbs day last
sons of tbo obildrss night bs lost, but
who: be cum to load lb. in tbs cantons
for bonsbsfouad uorstbas bsbsd takes
down—sous having walksd to tbs Point
aftsr tbs oonsysaoss loft.
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“ Gum Wolf 'l‘hy lbs.” ..
How much of luportsaos tbsrais wtlprod
up to those four words. “ Guard Wall Tby
Lips." sad bow nook troubls and svss sot
form. would be allsviatsd is this world if
tboy could be put to commit ovary day uao.
Abusbwordspokonisausr to a friend,
or psrbaps to a mother. Is our oat-or roo-
mosts what wouldn‘t ws .ivs if we bad not
uttered the word. And think of tbs sob
row. too. we would bavo saved if we had
guarded our tips.
The large congregation that assembled at
tho congregational oburoblsst Sunday svsn‘
log to listen to tho omisss of tbs Sabbatb‘
school oomrt given by tbs school of that
church was undoubtly impressed with tbs
significance of those four words. for tbb was
the subject of tbo ooaosrt. and the exorcism
2222 boro upon this on point. The pulpit
was voty prottily decorated with vinoa
flowers, etc, and in tbs costar of tits plat-
form was a lam white cross, brautifully
trimmed with vines. sad directly ovsr this
was suspended tho words in whito lottsrs do
22 black background, “023.2221: \‘l‘nu. Tuv
LIN.“ Tbs ssoroisss, which consisted of
singing. loadings. declarations sud scrip;a
luro "citations. were intsrcsting and in
slutstlag.at2d tho various parts wsrs well
rsndorod, especially tbs singing. At tho
clossof tbs “cruises tbs pastor. Mr. 022222
clog. occupied a few mounts is which its
spur: of the importance of ksspiug a guard
ovot our lips.
"as.“
Preaching to canal-«2.
How many pastors fail in this. They
food the sheep. but not tbs luutbs: these do
not miwtbeir portion in duo aoason or
rumors. Poor little children 3 How often
do they sit in the pews. weary and worn.
during the long sermon, while the loam of
thotssuctuary ars roused over their bssds
to adults but hardly a broksn crumb for
them! We src pleased to loarn tbat Rev.
John A. Hamilton, pastor of the First Con»
grogatiousl Church, Norwalk. has success
fully introduced the custom of proacbirtg a
children‘s sermon every Sunday morning.
about ten minutes long, immediately after
the Scriptura lesson,bofore the “long prayor.“
and upon the same subject as the main dis
course. which follows the second hymn. Tho
oxporimont has been very successful. Adults
are as much intt‘mtx‘d in the children‘s acrr
uton astho cbtldrou themselves. Will not
other pastors try it and Nlmllw-Myv‘aus
Ikr-rlal ‘-
Dal-iota.
Rev. Mr. llradl‘urd supplied tho Westport
Congregational Church pulpit but Susdsy.
Tbs second advent mentions bold by Rev.
Mr. Smith are thinly attended. 022 Wed
nudsy ovouiug stain person only woro
present.
Tholswu party given by tho Suobcuus
was 22 very oojoyrtblo sittinattd wss w
sttoudod. Messrs. llull and l‘itcb of Wu
llsriru outortrttuod the company witb sing:
log. T2222 mints wow twenty six dollars.
WW
Rowoyton.
2.22022 2l22ll «prison on undor wny at tho
ortrrisrro factory for the holiday trado.
Tho Cltlof ts frolgbtluc iron from Now
.lvrsov 22nd uwuldluc sand fruit l‘okot‘psio
for Nurwrtllt.
Mr. ttoorgo W. Thomas is doing the most
busluoss 22‘ im- ch‘ttttl and refreshments thu
was (‘Vk‘f‘ dtlltt‘ here. [[222 admit is full over-y
ovt‘nirur.
Mr. Charles Guldor has putcbrtscd tho
ltutrso and lot adjoining bis blmksmllh sbup
22ml has made some improvements in the
shape of a carriage house and stable.
The hotel is well fitted with an minor
boarders. They have added a barber shop
for the benefit of their patrons and others,
as is indicated by two very neat barber-poles
on the roadside. .
Vincent Colvcr's own rcsidooco on Gun
tentment Island has been routed to Ir. D
S. Hawks, s wcsltbyyonng gentleman}
Bath, England, who with his wife w,
copy for the summer.
Mr. John Ladregsu. while distributing
refreshments st Roton Point on Monday,
fell and hurt himself painfully. It. seems
that Monday was 22 day of accidents at
Rutun Point.
Several persons habitually ,iutcrfors with
the navigation of our rlvos by anchoring
their vessels directly across the channel at
Lsden Rick. They will confur a favor on
their friends by keeping out of the channel
when at anchor and keeping their lines por-
sloll with the channel.
After driving for the doctor for Frank
Lownds on Mondsy at. Rotor: Point, the
horse was left standing without being tied.
when he started for the stsbls, ostobing the
top of tho buggy in a tree, ripping it com-
pletely off. Mr. J snob Riyrnond said he
did not care for the buggy. but be wss
WUXTL‘d «brut Frank,
Last Sitar-day Messrs. J. and E. Smith
took a party from Stamford on a picnic to
Long Island on their sloop J. O. Smith.
They stopped st Roton Point, sud wblla
getting under headway for Long Island a
12222222222“ of the psrty caught the chain of
his gold watch in the rigging, which draw it
from his pocket and overboard. It wont to
nine feet of water. Capt. Smith took the
ranges and the next dsy grappled with an
oystsr irsko and hauled up the chain the
not: being wedged bstwssn tbs oobblss on
the bottom. Mr. Hanson A. Hilton sud
Edward as", who are expert divers dove to
tbs bottom and after ssvsrsl attempts Hall
brought up the watch. ‘Tbs owns: Mr.
Griswold dlvldsa fifteen dollars betwssn the
divers. ‘
Mk Lowndsshsd sssvst‘o sun stroks
last Mondsy. [is was swimming a homo:
thabsssb stitutoo Point and was struck
ssssstsssjost who was ssartyoss of tbs
water. Mr. David Raymond and abuts
losing blur throw his sunny and Idlbsok
wards from otltbs boss‘s-southeast.
Dr. Bobsnss 2m ssnt for. In,“ hid s
2;
.eruutntn
0mm 3nd Moos
31.00
Ova-skirts um
Maul. $1.80.
\
snsv sum ts
Litttttamltit Suits
Prinooanrossos
Linen Dusters.
s... Umbrellas
Case Remnants
0F BLEAGMRD Mllb‘lJN.
Dost Unlaundried
Shirt 800.
Black Grenadine
For 200.
Sousa Striped Silk “d
Wool Gmnodtno one.
Dress Goods
Cheap for Cash to Roducc Stock.
Pork
side.
8 P100. 8013:1285 & I28. REDUCED P
FLOUR.
Finest New Process $8.25 reduced from $8.85.
White Wheat 11in $6. 75 reduced flora $7.00.
New Process pot Bog $1.1m
Michigan por
Becker’s in Cloth Socks, 82c.
No Better Butter Sold than that we offer at.
Pure Lard,
Buy Here and Save Honor.
L. 22222 Jr’s 22222 0222 22222
,950.
220.
.100.
072:.
’FOR‘ SALE.
Inquire of
A Young More with very fine Colt by 1291‘
W. W. GOMSTOGK.
ll l. Dlllll‘lllll it (Still.
South Norwslk. (Mun.
“E:- an: 141-” ”“"‘ ‘
llllllllll'l‘lflll
O
IN PRICES til“
nnr snout!
v.—
s s h o
I AM NOW OFFERING MY ENTIRE
STOCK 0F DRY GOODS AT
I’m} (‘12.. lloi $1.. 1.
Prices! Lower
THAN EVER KNOWN IN THIS
TOWN.
Also the Largest Assortment of
Iran Umbrellas, Corsets.
81d and Male Throat!
Gloves. Hosiery. Ladies,
Gonts’ and Children’s
Underwear. Humbug
Edgings. Rolling-.Lmo
Goods. and lotions
In Town. at 22225 Very Lowest Prices.
CALL AND sun
“Our” ” mica Into
. "9“,
Umcxmnnn for 7 -"
m dtfloulty in brostbbl. which tisDJo- ‘ ‘
usvsssaswssttho bar be- 0 7
vlot‘ss to .1.”
too 8,
“h mm.,
_ ' task-saw
$200,2
children” s
CLOTI-II
In regard to Style, Cut and Fit‘ ts Superior to that. of any For-f -
met‘ Season and that their Connection with the Mnnufncturing‘ 7
and Jobbing Trade gives them Facilities Unequaled by my in the:
Retail Clothing Trade.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Spring Overcoafs
Men’ S Business Sluts
$5. 50, 7. 75, 8.50.10.50, 13.50, 14,50,1850.
Boys’ Suits
$3.,00 450 550 6-50, 7.50, 8.,00 8,50 9.00, 1050,1150.
Chfldrens’
50, 300,400 550 600 700 3-,,60‘956, toss-i
Dress Shirts
An Unlaundried Shirt of Wamsuttn. I ~
all complete for 900.. ‘
Plain and Fancy Half 3039,. ‘
11878 t tint Summer l‘rtlt It'll
Tulso Pleasure in Announcing that. their stock of
Hen’ s, Youths’, Boys
Norwalk Chronicler