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ton! in this city and in vi dent form “I.
.‘t'v‘s to H U ml has been sub-rely all] ctcl
V th tin suns- isn‘t» bu ‘ rccovcrm:
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Ot) Ttlt‘itl ttf Tl“? Ilium
dcntslly di chug-d u p240! and (rule Sr
vcrrlv wuun‘lctl blttuclf. ll: lint! been
pmtinxst a mark in} (lidchrlru'ed two of
of the chn'nbtrs. Ind was in not of extinct-
. tag the shells when the hammer cane down
l dud sent u bullwt deep into the uppcr part of
his left lcz. Nutwrtuatmding the wound
Mr. Hartw’ttk is able to intend to his duties.
H trtwiCk uctl
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—-H-tllsnd‘s Ice Crown is xcknowlcdat-d
by all to be the best in the city. Only 10:.
par piste. w” *.,D,.
The Bruit Sawfly-schools of tho State
will hnvv s mass meeting ll Frnwlck grove
OI Toe-do, it! next wetk It is expccted
that the following gunk-moo wtll mskc sd»
dust-u: Rsv. Dru. H. )5. leud Geo.
D. Boat, Ind Revs. Jibfl Davin, M. H.
Poona sud Georgi.- F. Pentecost. Singing
will hints-torn of the day. being under
thdirsction of llr. sud llrv. Gnome C.
ambition. Should the wattle-r prove stormy
clamoring will its held on the following
Fridsy. 2
‘ Rev. I: 833:}: (tithe ztui 11.x Chad
Wusbkstrmonnttho Fm! 1E
W Sunday morning. W, in
W. wothlukit would
tswltb this
pub bitedtlolt whue'vcr“ items of inter
will do the
thulocsl
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.‘:.~~ti Emmi owl L‘uit‘ Scull-Air rind
\l .. ~l it. Y‘t at: l L'ornvlit lltuts tth. Y.
. ~.r~ v ‘2': ; t‘.~it grnndmoelur Mrs. Mair)
Ru 4. t: ‘.
film 1‘ s... \\'.l‘l .ch who has horn viii
:; \lL‘» Junnic lityMun the rust tltrvc
1V.“ ti, h is g too to Bruoxlyn it ruumlu h
an l‘:.:‘.
iiu lruy on Monday.
; ill
; t‘fl Five .Vli o Riv-m tn .\l -n lny morning.
. an i he shunt ulxtu? for: days Mr. and Mrs.
‘of rm North n'k Fm: Influflllt‘." Compuny, to
; lllult.‘ in which to show his stock of flutts
ting at North Salem, N. Y.
lyn.
Mr. J. W. Wilson and family nrc rustlcst
log on the Hudson.
9
eating at Perry‘s Hotel, Rowsyton.
visiting friends ttt Cannon Station.
Mr. H. P. Main of lirsevillc, N. J.,
Sunday with friends in this City.
Miss Mary Conkliog of Brooklyn is visi-
ting friends in Springwootl.
Mass Grace Clark of Plutovillv, CL. is vis-
iting MN. John Bragg.
Miss Nollie Matchant his rt turned t» ht‘r
borne: in Brooklyn.
spent
Mrs. E lward Henderson and son are visi-
ting friends in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
()ueun Grove.
Bibs Mary Smith of Ntw Il‘ivcn is visi;
tin: 3! Mrs. Thou. Knupp‘s.
M.“ .lu'elle Brooks Lu: rt'iurnt'd .frnm
S'ttuford.
M rs. (l u'd ll ‘nf‘tllll and dullghicr Emma
src :tt Gddtti : Bridg;
.‘tlr. Jtmcs K. (.‘rofut bus fl‘lllfnt'd from
Wt'tlis .mj tum at L up Brunch.
.‘lr. II. Tollcs is visiting his slalt‘r,
lira Rev. R :bert Jones in Brooklyn.
Miss Fannie Hubbrll cf XL‘W Illvon is
visiting Miss Carrie Perry.
Miss Jenni..- Thotms of}.
i in; Miss Sarah Brown.
.‘ll‘s Kil‘te Finn and Bil-s 13mins Abrams
of Nrw Yolk nrc vi;ilinu Miss C(lll‘l King.
.\i.~s Mitzuic Gilmore of Iirm klyn is visi-
til“: Mrs. \\ S. ll vuton.
.‘lr. (it-o. F. Smith and fttuiiy of Will-
liillrljill’g gnu visuiug Mrs. John E. Smith.
fill-3L1Iit-“Yt .t Answniu is “at Mrs.
i';tp'. liursc's.
\Vril liinszy t f 82 .tt-n Island is sp n lint:
rt siwrt time “till fronds on Chi-stunt St.
The Misses II .m'uh uu.l Elli W'ilcux of
Now Y vili‘ are visiting rt lutives in this city.
Mr Hubert IIl’CDCCCk, of Now lltvon
has llOJCL‘: v siting Dr. llztclzc ck. South Main
>lfL‘Ll.
)er \V:
; of N.“ .rk
w. 1?.
MEN .‘lurr‘v‘ “'4 llt‘v (f Ntw York (‘lly
2 .‘lrs F. S Lywn at his hill Sltll‘
Hutchinson are at
.lcsso
-w Haven is v-i
l
u
ll~' and lrtttcbtt‘rs “my and Anna
are t i~i‘itt,: Bibs Geomlc livid
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Mrs.
illl'
.l :mca‘ Myvrs mm! s n, and Mrs. Burr
‘1." r limt‘ of Brooklyn, h:.vu both
.1 Mr. (lt‘t‘l’;0 W. ll y.
ll.€~y Alums of (‘li‘\'f‘l‘lf‘.ll, (thin,
.‘l ~ \’1Hv§‘t‘|‘f‘.wt‘(‘l\', Ff L'tL‘rvtx. \Vts
t;~ 1:}; .\l' .l mus ll. Knapp
.\l2 2 .\l:~’. \V‘. H. Sword. fl‘l‘lrlll’vl
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.mt ;.l S >ll‘.(‘!‘, X.
own; his \‘.t(.‘lll in.
>1 3 rtx-tirr,
:l;..l “.m-
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ltr 2~ tlJ‘ din: his Vacuum
lli‘ 'ltt llud
:l’ luf tlt t2.
Mill-3N
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“at 'n is cxps t"t ll homo fr m
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Magic and K div Murrow
..~~ 13.:le t kwrll Lil this L‘ll}‘ ls rpwt.‘
1.4: fl‘liL' \hllll ftitnds in N Mr S.
.2 .\
pl.tlll mun, when she will rt turn to her home
rltlphit.
ll. ll. rJ ho “’alcttf the [and was in
Glad one cdltnr his
metnougb ti gt: out of town. Now
M! \w will tuy ho in! n pa“ Sup
... l: «23-! or illlllltit‘ he di .ln‘n be llll to
l m. ‘2. ll~ nun upturcl.
!‘
tht’u ‘. m -n bcrs \f tho .‘ .tumls ftml‘v,
far i omit. tp tht .‘ luul. T. t‘y “Ll st p
.tl. n.) the ptlut‘tml (‘1 it‘s t'll'l mwus,ttutl
\Vtziium A. Sttnruis of this city stc of the
pill)".
W. wovwfi
—~I.-A,~ t‘n-tm of all flu-urn tat llullund‘u
8.2 . m, uppmitc tile (‘2tv H-trL-l.
moot-—
\
. E ()lnht-tiljbssbuenclecletth-etuuror
rlLl Vacancy c rated by tic-uh of Dr. Lyrics.
H» ——
Gut. \V. llty bus bad It pottshlc stand
and \'L',l\?l.|blt§ in front of his storc.
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tlu Thursday evening Mutton ll. \Vilcox
and (loo. W. D ty hsd one of those run: and
bomtlful it more, the night blooming corona.
in full bloom in tlwlr ptrlors. The fl livers
were torn and admired by many friends.
Thc delictto beauty and turn perfume of
this f1 twvr are remarkable.
w—W—
The Did Hen Club to the number of about
thirty went to Little Ell Hsmmock on
Thursday in tho Hoyt Brothers large than
pic on thrir nunusl picnic snd chowder, and
had a glorious time. Some of the club hsvc
given it s new name, calling it the B. T. B
Club.which bean interpreted mesh: Bwlc‘s
Temperance Hummers. but wc think the
club will stick to the old name, so it is more
significant of the members. The chowder
not props red by John H. Ferris, and the
club vote htm lbc champion chowdcrisl of
ill. 3:3“-
The Daubury New this week snnoanccs
thttt the following are sad musics! organizi-
lions have ncccpted invitations and will
participate in tho Dsnbury fire department
ponds, September 5th:
loox it won co‘s In. Burn.
Old wagon xbrwnlt. as Howe.
loll-i. mud. 4!! Drum Corps.
Prom. Emmott. 40 Dru- coups.
Brewster. Kaburg. N. ‘12. no Cornet Bond.
Washington. W. on Am .Id.
ml (:03: .
M: Sim. Hour-lb, 46 Drum Corps.
Grist: Ms. W on W M
Alan, who. '30 Drum Corns.
Coupe. Wootport. is Cornet land.
“(dub “ D heaps
lost unis.
l Bach‘s Ind.
. t Bu— Corps.
8 Drum Corps.
no Phil‘s but
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so
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Ibissnishoybtonlsvisittnghersbhr
inBrooklyn. » '
Miss Florence 13 about is visiting in Brook.
W. London Fetter of Greenpolnt is rusti~
Miss Lottie Hutllnutou from N. Y. is vis-
Mlss Currie L. and Emma B. Smith are
Rev. W. Enoolowiiibctnhitpnipitcn
Buudny. ' . 1;
No {pan or "'rttvmitbltittb ulna-ll.
._..._._.._ of such by applying st this omce.
Miss Florence Thompson gave a lawn pnr- ———4w——-
ty at her residence on Tuesday evening.
——..’—-—-
Putrttm Hose Company will make some
change in its uniform prcvlom to the Dm-
bury parade. at that.
‘. .s
—-——«o——
Rev. John Davies will preach oi the Bup~
tist Tabernacle Sabbath morning and overt-
tn .
g —————¢¢o-——-
We understand that a petition is to be pre-
sented to the common council for the open.
in,’ of a new street. cast of the post. office.
___. .-<.'_._.
The Fourth Regiment. will have no regi-
menial parade this year. but companies are
ordered out for one days parade between
the IOth tiny of August and the 20th day of
store in the Borough.
the Summon.
spring Wf'tif which will be nmdo up to order
at astonishingly low prices, at IIurlem' 3 the
clutbier.
so about the schoolma‘ums. It says,
MOO——
The full eclipse of the moon was not wll
nursed here owing to a heavy cloud in the
horizon. but before the eclipse passed 03‘ the
clouds dispersed. and n good view wns ob-
luincd.
the last term."
“-000
The cloveutb annual reunion of the 17th
Conn. Volunteers will be held at Bridge
port, \Vetlncsduy. Aug. 28th. The regiment
will visit Seaside Park to tnke it look at the
old camping ground and the new soldiers
monument.
'thn it is completed the
M09“—
Tl.is wcck n mun mascot lOJ'lll for stoni-
ing a but. but our higher courts cannot find
it law for punishing the polished vllllans
who ctnbtzzle trust funds, and mb widows
and orphans by wholesale. Will the time
cvvr come when there shall be the some
dmling out. of punishment to rich as poor?
The poor not no morc punishment than they
deserve, but the wealthy scnmp csrupcs his
deserts.
and lake the Dunhury car.
needs going to tho sufferers.
of thousands of dollars.
certainly but a heart.
——<~——«>————- .
Geo. W. Psrks got into an altercation
with two Gcrmans on Sunday. and autumn
them to beat them. They took refuge in
Nelson Tuttlc‘s yard when Nelson
Tunic, Jr, ordcrud them off. They
not going to Tultlc's satisfaction ho terribly
boat out: of them named Coho. Tuttlc was
tried for uxsnull roll was acquitted.
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List evening. M ‘srr. l“. L. Baxter. II. II.
Booth. C. F. Tullt's, Jr.. R. MCQlleE, and
C Bell delighted the people of Dutlcn by
singing several vcry fine st-l ctlnns at“ tho
“ Sunbcnms'” Muslcalr hold in the Town'-
llull. Mr. ll. Brown accompanied them
on the [llllllU. The young men sung well
togttbcr and we hope to hear them on the
stage of Music Hall, during the coming sen-
Iun.-—-I.oml.
This corporation
—~~—ooO—~——-
Stamford is said to have the honor of a
special turn of the Superior Court, held fll.
our Common Pleas Court Room on August
15th. The case of E. A. Woodward vs.
llubht-ll and othersjs lo argued before Judge
Culver, by Messrs. Woodward and Perry,
auJ Child and Fess. with. We trust tlutt
the Superior Court will find Stamford it suit;
ublcplwc for future srssluns. Bridgeport
is un lnconvvnicut place to trail at, as many
of our clliz -ns know. and there is no ttmon
why the Stamford of the future should not
be a country scab—Stun]. rtl .‘lfif‘ '(‘lllt'
”-
.lutucs F. livnm-y, by the ll v. Charles
Sullcck. at Norwalk, on Thursday cvcning.
was undo the happy ltusb'tntl of Mary .\.
Show. .‘ir. Kcnncy is it member of the
llzlrnsidc (lunrtls. and on the evening of his
wcddlng his comrades calltnl upon him to
nil-t tltcir congrn'ulntlot.s. To the music of
life and drum thcy procccdt-d totlu' plucc
\llll‘l'L‘ lllt.‘ wedding Link pluco, when! they
wrrt- wumly H‘Ci‘lVL’tl by tho ucttly urtu‘rltd
Couple and on) ryed their hospitality. (Supt.
Urowc \\'i:~‘ prose-until by the bride with ll
bertutlful it. (1'18!
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The newspnpcrs speak in high terms of
tho tuttmlight t-xcursion, but from others
who Il'llllClllMt‘d the rep)". is that. it was
the roughcst purly that ever went out from
this city. druukcnntss. brawling, fighting
and liocntiousnou gencrsliy bring lndulacd
in to a disgusting extent. The itcumcr was
tlL-luycd an hour the no.“ tnorninunwiug to it
bt‘lng itupussiblc to turn her round until lle
tulc “'50. For the goal of tho morals of
the place “Nil tho» rcputulion of the ht til, it
would he htttcr to have no more such moon
light cxcutsious.
-«o
.\‘ the (‘vtm‘nt‘llflvtllt‘nl Clift‘lni‘ri of Bing-
liuutplwu. N, Y.. ‘:t ltts' cullruv, rcccut')‘, «its
llhpllaltP-l tut-utiun was insult: in the [tilpt'rfl
of Mt.» Finrcut'e Thompson ni' South Nor
“"tlk. (Yuan , .‘ltss Bnldwtu t-f thrit'n. turd
Miss livzt llutgty of Nt'tv Britain—tho for»
mcr fut .‘Xt‘lllt‘llol‘ in in Cal music. and tho
ll\llt‘r for murkmi ttt‘tlnmcnts in crtlury.
which an uudh tree of 2 Wall :tpprt ctrtlcd uith
i‘llllllld‘la, l‘tmtlt‘tllt‘tl‘. (“illlf‘ in for ht-r
Sli‘ft‘llf01.llil‘xl1' ll bill it win. The :lt'llr‘t‘llll‘ll
th~tty “‘45 by .‘lm llvlli‘ l‘tt'tr‘uu of 'l‘rn-
ms“ t. :r illll .l tuglttcr of. \ l‘rt Ntlt‘ltl .l \lm
n ,ttnl ~2 \‘t'ltil Ncw York |lt>l-‘l'~ lllt‘
pft‘:t("lil ;: l tr “ Howl) '.~ English ll‘ltl l‘alll‘s
flirt k —llil ltvl‘li‘ t'f Misti Ii 'i'ut l‘a (‘rltlltln
t.{ ll: itlgt pail
w-— ‘- . s
Mr. l‘mrt Knapp. halving tissutnrd lllt‘ .wlc
l‘l‘ttllllt’ltll~lll[\ of llll‘ lLlll Nllll In li‘lllllt ry of
llll‘ F-tllllt‘ltl Unruly l‘otuict: Mill, :tunutlt:
t‘ts lll‘tl llt' is in li"\ill‘lt‘>’§ to do all kinds of
rliillll §!l\\lil:: and p‘tuinn, hind tttul scroll
313““): tilttl llll‘llllu, as \\'tll us urtuufuctutc
all kinds cf \lm‘lel. svht‘s, ltuds, mouldings,
h. \w. packing t‘tws, wtu-luu‘ frutuus. and
in slrnll in ltllt‘lltl in all unit rs fur tlt-s'gus
,__...- A...
The llnubury H‘mtw'glvtstxprocsion
to the following sound sentiment : “ “WIN!
a ‘ tcfouucd than ' falls we hour the remark.
‘ There, I told you su.‘ Mt-n who have
drunk liquor for )‘ettts‘ find ll no c-tty motto!
to brook «if, and if n Illib. tries why not hold
out a twlping hand instead of giving him n
luck. 'l‘lro tcutprruuco movement has done
ti good work in this town, and wc hope the
lief ottu Club \\lll or ulluuu on lllltl do good
in the tutor; .ta in tho ply-t. If u number
full! ghhtrtuuuud hlmocti ti) to not him
httk in thc rinks; by so dull); you Will
[done his lurully please him and ti rd will
toward yup.
N - 9.. ~v'.-
(‘ urzrrvsm'm I]. win hit it uracil) when
ltosull that thou lilto Kurtrusy “purport: to
drslruy tbc prt‘scut order of things," and it
it to be Itopctl that they may. Tho ostensl
siblu olgvct of all parties is for this very
in “2. ~d. .‘tlr. Ktnpp utcds no rccutumcml DunlilSt“ turd uulcns “tho prost-ut “ order
alto!) l - the public. as his reputation forlmu. of things is cltnugcd rulstry will iucmsc
“mm. dun“: “a“ “Hannah,“ skill haw until it makes mou msduutd than mason
boon tstrthllshotl for years. “'L‘tllvlso you “‘2 l 2““ in power 0"" m'm- 3‘“ “W
to moi his advertisement and thou when “‘l‘N lllillll iu “ht“- MY- “0““ “3" 1' “3
rcfvrcucc to tho laboring then in tho “lunc-
rant and lowly order " sad at unlit sud in~
comprtvnt to say who shall rvmlcnt them
you want nttytltlra done in his line to no to
him. and Wt: ussuro you that you will flul it
to your lth‘tlltltilltl to deal wuh him.
was» -~ in lt'glsluture and lrnlsltttc for them forget
ln lllll .lNl livitltt ‘HL‘X‘C \“ is H (titlllmllllltfi till" t“ m “k.: :«e whu‘ ht?"
ii in from . . .‘lcnd lu “hith (‘tultlt-r .‘llll-tltl ls uttuchcdfoi 4“: fit“ “‘0’
ht:
be sttuusl session of tho Soto Council
“(live of U A hl. of Cdnnccticut wu
hcki it tho mucdiebuber of Pionaar
CouncilNo i New Huvcn. on Tuosdny,
Aug 13th.opcnlngnt100‘clock \. u, and
continuing until 8 o‘clock r-L M.,with the ox-
crptron oi one hour's meta for dinner, for
nlshcd by Wnshlngton Council No. 7,-
Messrs. Huttlcubeck,§ Hurlhutt and Adams
representing Lincoln Council No. 4, of this
clty,thc former bring elected as bl 0.19:.
and itopmscntstlvc toNstlonsl council at
Butt more in Stptstnborl , it was ratio of tho
interesting ausiont’cvcr hold? ind I
great (incl 0!.) Md that
will edhctc‘i‘ch au natc council in the
State. Thus. 0. Sec’y. scnt groctlng to
Delaware Stntc Council which was also in
cecaionfltutst 7&0, ruprescgtc‘tlvcs
of No. l’icft to cute tits? in‘ ad strait-lt
hnd been rccelve’i. The prospects tvorc
never so bright hasme in this State, and such
council report was very good. Applications
for‘ucmcounslls are now-in 130“”:leth5
thctowna of Anaonis. Nougntuok, lain-
viliccnd Thorn and Kb. 4 inure
control} at D‘s‘tt “inaldo‘bf flirty
The officers for the ensuing your no as fol-
lows: S. 0., H. J. Sccloy. No. 6., of Bridgo
port; 8 0. 0., W O. 8t:plcs,hl’o.7. Now
HIch, 8 R 8. T. F. Gilt-ore, No. 7.
New Haven, 8. 0 T..F. A. Goodysnr,Nc.
1,Ncw Hsvon; S. 0. MILE. L book, No.
7 Waterbury; S. 0 EL, G. Hsnlcnb‘cck,
No. 4. South not-mm s. 0. Pro, H. ’0':
tcr, No. 5. West Meridcu; 'Rc rbuntstivos.
8ycsrs,J. Pormalcc. No. 7:; years, Wm.
M. Bsrbcr, No.7 ; 1 year, G Eitulclbcok
No. 4 In the cvcning thqannual soasion of
the auto Faust-st Aid met, but the repnaen~
tstivsa fronthls oityvoould not attscdnt it
rould mskc them too lander thc trail.
was it"(‘\l‘i‘tl of lying in his statement of the
difficulties between them ll tho Muir. hlr.
Millard, bucnuso of our comments up in the
trans-lotion. scents to think we endorse the
ltnuu xgc of Mr. Mobil. \Vc assure the gun
t‘cmsn lhnt such was not our intention—
tbougb we do not object to the tttrm when
it is deserved. for nothing club so clearly
states such rt proccctiinc—but our comments
wrro made upon thc action of the bulk in
refusing Mom‘s tlcposlt. We have llt‘Vt‘l‘
yet had occasion to bolltvc that Mr. Millard
was It liar—ho may be mivt‘tkon, as we are
sll ltubiu to ho ttt limos—nor have we ought
to any against his character in n ucntlemun,
for outside of his connrctiun with Ely'a
bank wn but: always found him a gcnlsl
and ftlr man. We do not ant-co on
oil qutstions, but we hope we shall alwnys
be willing to sgrcc to disaarse without per-
sonal ill will. If we in any acnsc inform!
that we thought Hr. Millard untruthful we
desire to publicly withdraw such charge.
W ' .-
cl‘ sstt S: gt .2 ;-
—Wc call especial attention to tho avivcv-
tinmcnt in snothcr column of SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE. a pars and unadul
tetatcd Grape Wine. lnvslusblo in sickness.
A merry picnic party of about twenty-five
of our clty young people went to Great
Ialcnd lost Ffidny by the call bout Atlnntll,
kindly tossed by the club of tin: cans for
the occasion. Tbs sky wcs clear and the
breezes balmy, so the run down waa as plcss-
snt u could be desired. Tbcy found a cunt-
mcr house with s rustic tsblc nll resdy for
them, which latter was quickly loaded with
good things by tbcysung ladies of the potty.
Whlls the chowder was in course of prep".
ntlon tho islutd was explored and many
hidden bcautlds discovcrod.:0ns young lady
clslmcd by right oldtsoovory a pretty spring
nestled ins nookst Ihcioototplargc tron:
cnd outnblishcd herself on lymph of the place
demnwww Obedm of oil ‘who
‘11.!
W
took ruler thence. tum claimed do- Woston.
minion over tho mnaay sides of n great rock Last W'cdnesday mm Gen. A. B. Jur-
snd allowed none but loyal sub] ots to up- vi: gave c moptlon at tho' onion mitts"
punch, mat-soothers": mil-d Ml Institute to his goats wflnl'twss attended
Rotor: whore “Wot?” glvsn for . » ‘
bsthlng. Qt; tbs homewurd trip n clog
sky uncdnly ”firth cm 0! at“
‘ . . blob Anita's] obi
September. owners by Joining them at this omco.
...~__._. ...___
“L“"k at “‘0 handsome cuttings f0" .Puck is an awful moan newspaper to talk
———"—-——-
Thc New York and New Haven Railroad
Company are doing a sensible and judicious
thing in building a switch cast of the depot,
to connect with the Danbury railroad.
7:45 A. 31., train
will not run by as heretofore and back up,
but stop at the depot, and then back down
——-—¢»—-—
On Wednesday the New York and New
Haven Railroad sold excursion tickets to
Wullingford for half fare, the entire pro-
Although the
number from here was small, it in estimated
that the entire visitation by this means was
the cause of affording relief tr the cutout
Ir. J. B. Forrit cud mother. can wash
vious to the event, occupied the sums
Wu doubt if there was a man to be found
ln‘Norwttlk ycslcrdny morning any hsppicr
than James Lyon, the Stanford button—it
turned the acalcs at ten pounds, and s girl
New rind attractive signs adorn the front
of Mr. E. K. Lockwood's housefurnlshlng
Mr. Lockwood has n
handsome and showy store, sells the best
goods for the least money, and advertises in
-——¢oo-——
Prof. Bayer on Thursday morning lost a
package of music between Weston and‘
'Normtlk. E. Whitman on tho someday
~lost a charm representing a,"balcof cotton."
The finders will receive the thanks of lthc“
“ This
is the season of the year when the fair school
teacher goes into the country and presents
her little nieces and nrphcws with the bulls
and jack-knives she has confiscated during
' cow-oil wc tail to our. This Borough bui-
Y
fiat
LEM
cntcrtait’uusnt of those under his onto.
*-
ht‘lln’s Clan Bake.
country at Dorlon' I Point for their nnuusl
fourtand lolliiicsticna Preparations src be-
ing made for the biggest time in the history
of the association. and glihboth the loan
and the fat, should be present to participate.
Besides the many othor attractions, Edison’ s
wonderful sucking phonograph wifi' be on
exhibition.
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School llleellnl.
Owing to some baudh thcadtoo house was
not opened on Wednesdly evening. and the
meeting called for that time was not hold.
Another do 30; a
Wednesday” .3”... oh;E
‘ older the propriety “The erecting tt school
house in Granitovlllo. This is claimed to be
necesury owing to thc overcrowding of the
primary departments of the Franklin street
school. This will be shown at tho meeting,
and we urge all to attend. ' ‘ ‘
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Archery.
The popular fever seems now to be "at-
chery," sud the late articles in Jim par'r and
Scribner seem to have given it an impetus
that throttent danger to croquet and similar
games. " The New York reporters have but:
interviewing the importers and dealers in
archery goods and report that the demand is
so far ahead of their ability to get the games
that they have stopped taking orders. We
hear of archery clubs all over the country,
and the prcfsrcnce seems to be in favor of
English bows nd equipments. The whole
thing is decide ly English and is undoubt-
edly destined to be a popular sport for n few
years. There arc one or two shootists in
our city. but no clubs ibtt‘wc hour of.
———-—¢..~———‘
Masonic Excursion.
It. is quite likely that the excursion undt-r
masonic auspices, but‘10~wblch all good
people are invited. for next Wednesday. will
be the llncatoffslr that evcr lcft our docks.
The gentleman having it in chnrtrca have
planed cveythlng for the comfort and plus-
urc of their guests, and the ladies and funi-
lles who may go without gentlemen willfind
all possible care and attention. We are as-
sun-d that the excursion will be kept free
from any objectionable element, and ladies
and gentlemen Will not be brought into con
tact with rowdylsm. Au curly return home
is proposed. sud no night rolling. The fol
lowinc gentlemen who comprise the com-
;nttteo of arrangcrnonts nro well known to
citizens of Norwslk cud South Norwnlt:
P. O. M.. Ann Smith. Levi CJhnfcrd,
(ion. Wm. Rude! Smith. Frank Street.
Mnrk Dorris. E. B. Wilcoxson.
James A. Brown, Geo. Ii. Foirchlld.
S, M. \‘onoy. Theodor-c E. Smith.
Edward Strout. J. W. Hill.
A T. Sutdford. John H. Ferris.
“'cllncc Dunn, (loo. W. Rn) mond,
Goo. \‘t‘nrd sellock. mu. Davld u. hilllsr.
John P. Bcatty, John Spencur.
E. J. Hill. Wu. E. Montgomery.
Frank Pollud. Goo. n. Rnymoud.
D C, Nnnh. H. R. Turner.
A. C. Golding, David l‘ollnrd,
Jacob Turk.
cow——
Accommodations for the City.
For a longtime it has been thought that
some plan should be devised whereby better
and more convenient accommodations
would be aflortlcd to the various city depart
ments and officers. At present the «dices
are scattered, and the tire dcpsrtmont is
costing more than it ought considering the
quartt-rs it occupies. In this branch we
rt-for to tlut mil Well lloult & Lu idcr Co.
for whose rooms the city ptys $30.00 per
month. Attention was culled to this matter
by Chief Kinney In his last semi-annual rt»
port to the council, and it war urged upon
that body to invostiirsto the matter nnd
tuttlw s tmo provision for nithcr a saving of
rent or of better quarters. Messrs. R. 11.
Rowan and Swarm are now pmpsrod to
make ttn cfl‘cr to the city that should meet
the Ipprtwal of council and pcuplc. Thuy
[impose to erect A building on Washington
street 40 x 00, three stories. that will sccom
ltltttlttttl both fire departments. provide pollen
quarters, etc, til it cost that will cause a
saving to the city of about “50.00 per ycsr.
Such it building on they propose can be
ort-ctod, including cost of loud. for shout
$8.000. They «dot to put it up, and loose it
to the city for 8 per cent. of the cost, for n
term of fifteen yours, with the privilege to
the city of terminating the lease at any time
within the fiftocn yours by tho purchsao of
the property at cost of construction cud
present value of property. At the present
tlmc thc city is paving 5883.00 per snnutn
for the sccnmtuodatlons the proposed build
in: will afford. and suffering much inconve-
nience. By accepting this proposition tho
city will be improved. money will be not in
motion sad the couvenicncc sud comfort of
the vnrioul city dcpstttucnts will bc grostly
augmented. It rooms to us there should be
no hesitation on the part of the Bond of
Councilmen in accepting this proposition.
and have the building put up st once.
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“'I‘Ittat Grout Clty”—-Not Babylon.
One of ourfiomwh pastors hnd amnion,
“plum rscentlv, to go into s iivc stublc in
u neighborl any id qusat o cuddle
horso,cld but being this to suit himself, was
condo'sosndlogly sod y informed
mind-l
that “than “a ‘cbout two miles
north. wists
hly I might find what
ho
g °usmmm mhxaoym:mdbo
-n ‘Inst hsvc bout a surprises to “the
Bow pastor, indssd. but where thcjok‘o
tor,“ he has long been in the pcrfortnnncc
of pastorsl duties in tho Borough,.ust
be . sworn thct whiic ho may hovc
“been doing all the good pccalblo in his cir-
cumscribad iisld of lsbor, thnt much of tho
thrlfb and virtue of his chsrgcda duo to ita
contiguity to s lugs and growing cud moral :
ity. ’It is too late in the day, and in: dircut t
ppositton to a' wolf catablishsd. not. for 3
our vcnorablc and dignified contsmporary
borough in in any sense the 1'qu crrlvnl or .
this tout-hing city. Echo ' two arc, with
flftosn trains dsily' from Boston and Row
York, bringing thosrsnds ct pccpls from
those great cities to enjoy our hoapitalitica
cod purchase of our acrobatics. Bald“,
an hows u dolly line of shouts" from New
Rock, with music during the sntlrc trip,
isndings‘httndibdtboussnd propls a year
or muss-ids door: nlso lamina-wot"
ilncoiirnitr‘osd running IM‘ tbo‘ witds‘r-
nelson of tho Wafflorwdk. Ml
urtd Dcnbury. mhwhnfifindi regions.
othm. TbsleoqclhsIu'fgnsstcatprst- 1' "
snt tints, all of whom arc anthuaisstic in {1-, . _.
card to tho dns air sud» handful drivsa '
about Wuton, snd sapsoialiy so in
regardio tits Gcnoral in providing ovcry ' ,
thing which can condnoo to thocotrlfort no " .
The tvcnt of the coming wcsk will be the
gathering or the hcsvy weights of the
tint; pext- r
in to dim“
Ovrcrskh‘ts and fiasqucn
Overturn-ts utd fiasquac
a Picoeguiti or,» a m
LillillltlJLllllll‘ll
Linen Dusters.
side.
to maintain that tho locnlity known on tho ‘
1 ,nsvu JUST RECEIVED
lllrtz. Lin-tn- H’tl’fl’s
Which I out Wfor
$1.75 do... or 160. each.
Worth It lcut We. if fist-foot.
.,
50 itz. LlllBlltTllllelS
A Littlo Color!!! by “etc. It
$1.90 don. or 170. each.
Well worth 85c.
s.
[SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
Bltatltlltllelintn
All 500. per- Yard.
Fdrntur pricé eat
20 (102. Llllllll sum
;FRON'ITS.
At 15 Cents Each.
Former pricc 309 _
AL80 A LARGE ASSORTIEN P 01’
Prints. Glughnms. Musllns,
Cassimercs, Dress Goods,
Underwear, Hosiery , Gloves,
Corsets, Notions,
\ndnll Goodttusuttllv kcpt in it First Clan D
Emu Store which I will tell for tho LowestJCat:
ices.
CALL AND SEE
Bill Bill Slllll.”
It having stood tho test 1 still soil them for
90 Cents Each.
H. Van Hunter’s,
POST ul‘FICE BUILDING,
South Norwrglk, Court.
S
U
SUITS
T
S
llllLflWPl‘lllfll
$1.00
>——-——
Trimmed. $1.50.
" .
BEST STYLES m
it.»
Princes Dresses
A!!!)
Umbrellas
Rmdlb mono. . u "
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AT
... q. -1». 1
v
WAY! WAY! ;
We are Closing Out
Crockery, Glassware,
Utility and Hinduism! Gnu
Washington Street.
Finest New Process 88.55 rcdnccd hon $8.85. ,
White Wheat Michigiun $6. 75 reduced Rm 872.
New Process per Bug 31.12.
Michigan per .950.
Hecker‘ s in Cloth Sacks, 82c.
No Better Butter Sold than that we ofi‘cr st
Pure Lord,
Pork . so
Buy Here and Save Money.
L. llllllllll J1" S 95633 3335
Way Down
IN ALL KINDS OF
DRY GS'
Notions, Hosiery, Etc,
At the Store previously occupied by C. R. &F. C. Redoubt”
which has been thoroughly cleaned and pninwd. F:
0. Bennett having retired, the assistance of Mr R. 5
H. St. John has been secured. '
1 an Agent for Domestic Plilllli it
And a First- class N. Y. Dying Establishment.
'0.
Keeps the Largest and Best Assortment of
FURNITRBE
AND SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH
I.
fit“
Picture Frames at Cost.~
DAV I D s‘T‘o w,
MAIN 51x. sourn‘hwsnx ..cr. 479 sums
FURNISHING‘“ UNDERTo
Everything furnished for the Interment of the dead. ct Reduced Prion. I
David stow, Residence cor. . Washington and Spring at
Our Immense Staci tot
Baskets of every Description.
At Prices f r [U \w Ot‘ tutti Cost. We arc Boiling than Goods was. in:
‘ can be bought in any Wholrsslo Housec in New York Qty.
They must. and wrung 3°”-
1 wumo nsvs mu cuoronsr burn or. . '
c. R0 CE RIES‘
In Norwnlk, sud are Silllnc than st Prices as law as say 0% Bonus.
WREWBER THE PLACE.‘
FOR ‘ SALE;
‘. E
I ad
Inquire of
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Norwalk Chronicler