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m w- ,}-T§i
‘I‘o .\dYQPlllor‘.—The sun."
In“ In handed in hv \\‘--.lne-dny numbing.
~‘3l in every coy-c be ctr-text! adhered to.
To Corre-poudenu.——Wrunntlv mar-«r
"ml r...- .».- mnrd of our many friend: In each town
1: this v .-
‘u (chi v '. for publication whatt yer item. of \n‘rr
"i run occur In the-tr Viclnitr “‘v- will do thc
“ea-in; up.“ if nut-mun. send along the luul
5:0 in,
Job Prtnllnu.vlt you in!!! Push-H. Iltnd
mverbt-ldu. \‘iaiilng t‘nrvln. Pun.
t“ ‘:L Rlllhendi.
_~h-. 1-. t" In thin: clot in the lane of print :. lenvc
your nr‘lcr‘ 4 mo altruism. ottlre. where ey will
he tum-rum! in the nun-zit otyle and on res-oouble
"‘PBIIS.
I h t "_..“7 ' ‘ '~_’ ' ' " M 7;:
Clubbing fluted.
J .“im-r‘u lonihly lad .\ctlllnal. th
a». Nichole: " “ 4.!“
Minoan: lunar?! tot)
"Ieo‘ic Mommy “ ‘.‘O
rte .\‘nnery. “ “ save
\r‘vrh‘an Arrirnlt'inli-t “ v.10
:W‘The other-union price ntrhr lMt‘“ mnmnineo
\ Pth'u‘t'i.‘l m; in. .\‘u-tmlu. u m; hernomt‘n.
Ire. Rnrwn, firm
-.. .. “M.“ 7 .5_ .5
Ltit of Letter!
llt‘llldtltlll': in the Prstmtl‘u‘c at Smith 31“"
“give. June ‘3. l$§t\. Persons calling for
n :y of rhuw lcttcrs will please any they
m»- ;Lheriwfil. ‘
.\lr~ \\'. .\. “rush ill. Eveelsior this
.\I .. him I‘m“ John Ilritto. I‘ecli. Stow rt
>\‘\ «I. .\\ ‘3‘” Mm, X J. \Vttyt‘. Mary I“
loin \. .\lis. Julia Bechtel. .Iohn It. Finch.
l.‘-\. .\lr. Hitchcock. Lime Knapp. Md
ton S. Keywr. Nellie .\Iahhnll. Ilomm ll.
.\lllir‘l‘. John .\lt‘onant. liar.
J. S. Ilt‘xxivo. l‘tt-l-tiltblr‘t'.
,_.,_. QC.
List 01‘ Lemon
lli‘lll.\lllttl,; ill the I‘mt-r Illt‘n n! .\‘cr~
“uik. r‘unn. Mar ‘37. 1“”. Penn)?!“
c.2‘i;r~..: t'cr .uty of ll\\‘\v lt‘llr‘h plcuxt- 54v
they .tii- t\\l\t‘l‘bl\'t‘\l. ‘
'hltv‘ .\l)t‘:t .\qer, C. II. Butteri. .\IN.
hat-i Ilirncy. l‘lulip II. Brown. krmucl
t‘, llritton. t'. .\. t‘lmpelle. ulultlt‘n t‘onici.
\lixx .\I my i‘nelv. l‘I-lwin I\'. Iuvcr. llcnrv
l‘il}i\.tllii k. .lrwmli Hrtimnutu. Ilr. \.
ll.t~ttng~. \Vm. I... drum-w. 'l‘honms Momm.
ll. lir I‘l.tch.'ml. .\ltss I‘oll\ I‘cnmch. .\Iisn
h. llcwl. .\lc. Suttlltlxlfl. .\lré. “Erica.
I'IIA“. (HAIVTI‘AD. I'. .\f.
giant: firms and
1
Evulimts.
.\lt'. twine Ilicbzuda has given his resi-
drum; on t‘lu-~tn\it Strect a coat of point.
t I
O
_ _:—
r. l! the boot
other-tinting medium to be ohtnuwd in the» ration.
To tn‘nrt- inflrrltun the a unr- mvh. 1-l\ ornament:
Trim:
a! navel-tiring any Pu- round on our first prev. which
‘r‘.::v Iill (in no and our putrunl lho fur-n.-
Comm: F. has leased Inokwood‘a Roll
for two years as an oratory.
-—-—OOO———
The statute!- Adelphi is now supplied
with cool water.
”Cop——
The Dorian House will coon be opened
for the moon:
The .\‘t‘ptunes expect to go on their an-
nunl cruise the latter part of July.
W
The Danbury Reform Association is
making preparations for a grand picnic at
Bmokside Park on the 5th of July.
-———v-w
Roth and Goldschmidt are in need of
help and their adurtliomont appears in
another column.
W
J. Vi. Pennell is dining out his paper
and stationery busineoa, after which he
will give his entire attention to the mnnu~
factor-e of ink and inucilage.
m
The Annual meeting of the l‘nion
Scheot District. will be held at the Frank
Iin street school house on Monday evening.
June 7th itfll.
W“
The Cold “'ater Army of Norwalk. will
give a public entertainment and festival.
June 8th. in the Opera House. l‘lxercives
commence at S I‘. .1. Admission lticcrits.
w rooov—fl
Old soldiers will be interested in J. M.
llniley‘a npecch. delivered Inst Thnmlay
evening. whichwe we print on fourth
1‘8“
'~'A#—‘>——-‘
The Stunt 0! South Norwalk pleiyedn
match ennui of base hull with Johnson‘s
achrml nine on the Fair grounds on Ilec~
oration day. \\ hich resulted in n score of
‘Jl to T in fuvor of the Stars.
, «9
Owners of dogs who have failed toluwe
them properly registered ure now ntlluct‘l
to prosecution. and thy may expect to
hear from the proper nuthorlties without-
further warning.
—— «o-
Mm. t‘. “C Hall oil'et‘s her entire stock
of .\Iilliucry gmxls at cmt for ”11' next few
days. union" \\ llll‘ll {\l‘t‘ muncs ilt‘lltllil bur-
. a l
qziinv. Fee adv.
- 0‘.
The ( irtiuitcvtlle Sunday slicool will hold
:tntrtvrrvztry .\(‘t‘Vlt‘t‘n’ :\t the chapel on Sun‘
d.ty evening. at which time it Very inter-
nwting programme of exercises Will be
given.
«v .
.I. R. Raymond. P. \V‘. (i. T.. rr‘pt‘cncttl“
“ Sparkling \Vntcr " TempIe of Ill-nor nt
New London tn—dny.
<>~
.\Irx'. ll. Kricgcr lllttkwiu new :tnii-\tiiice~
lllt‘lll this week. which will be found in
nnother column.
A‘.’
Miss Izllzrh'nuth otl’crs ~pm‘ial induce-
«o - -
(lillu-rt Ilogzirt in“ ubout the busiest man
in town at his place of business opposite
the (‘ity Hotel. and the ladies suy that it
but presscd tm-r by him is rcully lu'llr'l‘
than ncw. nnd what the ladies say is truth
as Well as lnw. (h-ntlcmen‘s‘ huts nrc ulm)
:ur sittsl‘nctorily manipulntcd.
———-—-——»
duy afternoon itan evening.
at Gregory‘s Point.
buggy last Saturday.
last trace of thorn was at Harlem Bridge.
The horse was a sorrel roan. light tail and
uinne. a little white streak in face, about
lbl hands high. The buggy was a piano
box top. with green running works,
striped black.
Q..—
t‘ompnnv D. was out for rifle practice.
Monday forenoon. Two prizes were of~
fered. a company badge. and a $3 note by
E. V. A. Chichoster. Corp. Fred Kline
was the winner. by :1 score of 17 out of a
possible 25 nt 200 yards range. The other
best scores were—at 200 yards. Lieutenant
Jennings, 10: Sergeant “'nrdwoll. 18: \V.
\Veed 10. .\t the 150 yards range. John
\Veed. 10: t‘hurlea Blood, 16:Lieut. "nus-
childt. ll: Milton \‘nn Kcuran. 13. The
others ranged from 9 to 0.
W’
A Card.
Fowler Post (l. A. R. hereby returns itu
sincere thanks for the tu‘xvistnnce and co‘
opcrnrion extended in its ell‘orts to observe
mcruoriul duy—tothc ladies for flowers.
to thc citizens for money. to the sucictice
for turning out in the pitrudc. to t‘ol.
Iloyt of Greenwich for oration. to Rev. G.
IIauIenbeck for sermon. and to all who by
their preaence or sympathy were with us
on that occasion. E. II. Entrust»;
Adjutant.
. ... .. .
‘ Fowler Post will go to Fivu Mile River
on Sunday at 9.18. to listen to the oration
by t‘apt. J. ll. lillendorf in tho Methmlist
church. which was to have been dulivcml
last Sunday. but was omitted on account
of the weather. Thcorutiun will be deliv-
ered at 3 o‘clock. E. II. Enut'xrie.
Adjutant.
ace-v“
.\mmeincuu.
.tt"vt~:xu.r. ot‘rztu courASY.
Mr. Stanley now otl'crs the nrnusomcnt-
loving public at line opportunity to gratify
its taste for the pretty as “‘cll us tho cu-
birtuiuiui.v in the tuusicul nu-lungc cuti-
ilcd “ (lur School." by the N. Y. Juvenilo
(Iperu t‘ompuuy. nt. the ”porn House I‘ ri-
Tickets are
pluccd nt ‘33 and 50 cents for the matinee.
and 115. 50 and 7.3 t't‘lll'l for the t Airing.
on d ltl‘t‘ for Ntlt‘ Ill this city ut I‘luistcd's
drug store. The Norwich Slur stiyu: “ Tho
cutcrtninment gin-ti
ut the ruutincc in
Ilreetlllull by the New York Juvcnilc
troupe was in every respect the liner-t jit~
vcmlc production ever given in Norwich.
'I‘hcrenre twentytwo pril‘fut'lnl't‘h in the
troup!l ranging in .‘l‘.'t‘ from dimpled little
I-Inunn Hugger fonryertrs and it half old
Ittt‘liln‘ in choice nuilinery at liv'l' parlnm Th" 5"“. “fl“.n High-fer is rcnlly an 'I . - .i
on \\ - ~t -’lv’i'l. Il~~r Lil‘.l‘.n‘.llli'i m.-nt will , "“‘ful linl‘er. Iii-ml \\ but it says in the “l’ :“ l‘f“""“"“ Nb“ “"“"lI;"‘ ll“ '1“ lh‘lt;“l!‘;
‘ ‘. l . ,. lltlnt‘l‘ \Itll'lt‘t'tl \‘t‘:il\. tt‘l‘t‘ I. II“ c III
l‘c fontnl ill another column. und the lud- ' I “In“ mu. ' l l‘ ' l ‘ N ' ‘
ics \vtll iiiu'. it interesting: ll‘utltllg. ."1 llil l]"‘4‘l"l“ ”I Norwalk \vcrc lt‘t‘ul-‘ti to ”H '” ”lull". .[ mt '5 not tlllllIIIlIlK (:l‘yr
.. " A ‘ ‘l’.\.‘\ll;,.'t' me in long drew.“ the other Wllll Sprigbtlmesw. grace and talent, [ho
l'illll'tll'\ «Int Inlxc (l l :: (Hm l.c~l Thur» pixllt. Hi" lull'l‘h'ill‘lwl fil'.‘.”"”“‘” i” ”W play L" UH“ “in! is :itlmtrubly adapted to
‘ .. ' run a". \\ i. ' . .- - - -
day. 'In.‘ Hm. may mpl “~.. .\.-u. 1],”. 1'” ‘ ‘ ‘ 1,, “ 5:: hung: out all the histronn' nluhticn of the
mini tin lion: . rs lellll ~I \\r'lll t;~...'\ (t'ut r J '1‘!”qu h ,‘ “Rpm” the liiwiliuu l“ ”firm”... yr“- llllllh“ 1m“. 1“...” M...“
. . . .. ,
tt~ . y ‘ R, , , . Ill Ilrmwl Ilull Ill \t'.‘tt‘-\ that were at .‘tll
' oi Ilt'n't'dll‘ to the Ilut hoolnvrx .\.ittonnl . . .. .
‘0’ ‘- I‘tllllll.ll'.ll\ll‘“Illl l‘lvil'r‘llt‘t‘.\.li'l'\\0rulnl‘i'll-
., .. .. ._ t vl.\t‘l.llull. :lzrl «buxom to be :\ c.m~l\- . ..
l.. :2. l\IllI‘.t‘\' 1‘ Lotti); to icinlt-r ti1~ rv»; . . ilili in ol " Iiluo Ill-ll», {luv l‘i‘lill'w‘llld-
‘ ‘ . . -l:!.l" for I‘r—i-lm'lliull lt< N-‘r‘rttt'yofllir'bd- . . . .
1;“.x1.~:2.~t nt- : «»t tln 1.11 Ilcpattnn lll.§ . , .. 1mm of l'l'lllli'h llhh \p .‘tllrl Inl‘ie Imitwll.
, Ilrtllill .\v; n-mllon. .Iovt-pli l.lllllll:lll\' has .
to l.tl\’t‘ t tlu t tm- but .\loi..l..\ m Jill\. ‘ , ‘ in thc ludmm il't n. from Il-Imeo mid
‘ ’ llvv'l E1 | lr'i In I J’.‘ dint-4n? - Ill lll\ lllu 't‘, .‘lltil ‘
v 9.. ~-—~ ' ' Juliet. uud \vtth lllu dandy wing-t of the
.\ld‘). \'l :i». if. l‘xvty h a~ t‘lti‘Ul llli lll
lll“;llv‘\~ i’» lutioih m lllln place and got»
to laxi-li llit‘.
...
I) l‘ i~ ll.\tch‘~ rc‘itlvucc lm~ llt‘t‘ll much
in :tppearince by :iltcrzittotu
itiipro\.«i
and I outing,
‘0.
.\dl-l‘ \\‘ltitwn In luirtl ill u-nt‘k m crltuul- l
,. the dump .\ln‘c. \\ Inch be rcccntli pur-l
c' m l ‘Jl l‘rct lull; and 13 fev! :
Inmm. \Im ti>~l‘l;,.‘i‘tl. :tr‘ol Stun ~rty~ i~ pun;
iv
.\lio l‘
to li‘..t,\i‘ :' .:~ ttvrly f r the {first craft of
our h...‘m:.
. w , ‘._, .,
Tli" t"l.tl|' of tltc l.it«~ It‘s-i. I). l.. l.«\lltt~'
lorry, tiu- .\‘trutt‘orl clt-rzy mm: o ho \\.t‘
slant by lil‘ uric. \\.t~ u-tticd m the l‘liI-l
l-utv- w urt lust \vccit‘. 'I‘ltc estutc With 3: '
c indntml ml- Ty of p-‘rwnul title-chi. purl i
Ill-lt‘t'll \'1"lt\l‘ll!llt' Iltlllill‘.
Q”
(it‘ltlltl .‘luxtcr II. J. Hill. of the (irund
l.‘ «luv l. U. U. 13., (if (‘rslltlr't'lli‘tlt ltits 50!”
out tiutzccsI‘vrtlicm'tmdlmet-H11: til I)“-
[illllt‘a. ‘\illr‘l| 1.!” Ir- Io-Ltl :i'. ll trmony
l..\.l:.;c .\‘o. 3. in Xv“ Ham n. on \\'cdtnm
tl.t\'. Junc ‘Jtli. .\t ‘3 o‘clock.
‘>
Lil. II. Ilirvt-y ~ct~ forth in or: advertise-
ment .11 mt. thcr column. the liltlllt‘cltlt'tlli
hc llit\ for purchasers of boots and show.
and thc :Hl‘ icc given should be heeded.
Mr. lint icy'a large and fully stocked sin)»
is at c..i'uv r of Main and .\Irirslnil streeta
and ’m- is L'Vi‘i‘ rcmly to mcct nil demand“
for Ilir latest and best goods in his line.
r‘ , .0.
Tue lldllllill‘)‘ [Itpulu’flcmz
‘uv earlier with its lint week's issue with
it fit“ rcpot‘t of thc monumental day excr-
Fowx‘cn‘
tunic out It
Flu‘s. and the SlitH'Cllt“ of .\lr'~~l‘\'
(It-z: nnd llailly. the latter of which we
.:~ it contain» much that will lw of
tntr-rcst to our rcudcrs. The .\Z (N losllt‘tl .
nu c.\tr.i with very full dctauls. of the
great L‘l-t-flt. L);lllbtll‘y is not sutl‘ering for .
vtilcl‘pt‘ihlllg lit'\\'\p.'tpt‘l‘n‘.
gnu
mow
Now is the time \\ hen the prudent man
will \Vl‘llr‘ :ztlwtionute letters to his relw
IIVIHS in the country. inquiring tenderly
alter the general heulth of the family.
The correspondence thus started may. by
judicious working. be led up to an invite.-
lion. on the part of the country relative.
for the city lulki to visit him for ntew
days. (if coun‘c. when you are once there.
yolr can stay as long as you please. and the .
cation hens been spent in nu
.‘Ulllllli I‘ ‘\ is
ecunotiitcnl \vuy.
' ”V w '
The statement published in: the Sentinel
~thut supcrnurm-rury ioltccmun I‘. .1 .
.\‘enz. of Suri'tli Norwu k. haul bwn dis-
charged from the force for an unauthorized
tllapltty or authority while otI duty. has
no foundation in fact. Mr“ hertz was
complain-«I of. but investigation showed
ill-.t he lt;l.l an usly pi‘l‘l’til'ltlcd his duty in
lin-hm; up u Ii4lit. on! he still remains a
pinprizwh‘tttr Hr.
Thc Snxrisrzt. never said that Mr. Seitz
\\'Il.\ discharged. but that he wars suspend.
at. his budge being taken from him. and
our informant \Viul the mayor himself.
.\ll of the proprietors with the excel»
(ion or Ilcnulict Brod. (whom the Com.
rnittec has not yet been able to see) have
ConsentSd to (.‘ltbne their hat manometer-
ice on the filst of June: to give their om-
pluyees an oppirtunity to go With the
‘l‘emierunce Reform Association on its ex-
cursion to ltuckaWny Mob. on that day.
The other manufacturers mm best-en.
and it is impel that rhev all wrll convent,
it rutsnilll-fi to do the some. Should this be
4.. .wniplisht-d it would be the greatest TH“
tnz‘y yet achieved for the cause of Tent.
peronce in this city and show beyond a
doubt that "public a-ntiment " it in fa~
\‘or of the cause. The morol etlect o!
‘2“.-. own. drum; out tlic lv-y lll nth-rub
l .\t Ilruuc ivillc ti number of soldiers Ictt
‘ Ienrn the danger 02 running and jumping
\\ Ell ,1) 10 Il‘.” ('Hll\r'l,‘ltl|\,
t
-— on m~ ‘
.lthlll“f4>l’I‘Ill1'I.tll‘.~' brought rcln-t‘ the
.\llt‘4lldIl} zit I‘lthbni: \v:t~ so low (but i
'I‘lzc lttl‘llc‘ t'llllitl; the I.’lllt'\l trees.
'l‘ln- c..tli<ll hid ill lli‘l‘ ~. ,-
Tli-i lift‘w Ilnll ("\‘Iltl lmrilly ~\\ llll i
To \uvc llmlt‘ lllllv' ~ lulu
Tln- oily eclw truth l») the \vumls, ‘
'I‘lw crtnvildl IEI'Ill I_\ bust, i
.\te-l 1&th \r- ll\~\\l\r'rl luml‘ thztt run _
binning prinm ilonnn. Id.‘ Ill-(hurt.
Little I‘Tttu Lyons rurne yenrx olditu an
dd \\l|ltl.‘lll of forty, recited Ill iniltalnln
fill Ie and t‘xiwessinn tho pawl”, -~ Mother
llltl l‘oct." Little lldiicho .\‘Zu-ruootl‘,‘
lllll.lll\'ll~« ul‘ llll‘ ('l'lt‘llrillt‘ll “l‘dl lltlrlllt‘y”
mil .\l‘lb- .\.mcc." \n-rc \cry linc. :Ls' \Vcre
he orn‘tmih of “ iillic‘ (lol'lsmith u- .\lurk
\ntony oyx~r tho body of Julius \‘mnr.
Kn Lctl up nu :m in! dud. The ”WWHH‘N“... Plum” “ till the m ~
Ah”... ._ ‘5‘ l< ‘ l-. 1:?“ “I“, “r the men l.:b‘.lul comic opera ol‘ “ I‘nml‘orc." in
cziiplcyml m tI=-- for ~l:l>[‘. i’t'uzty drunk, “1““5‘ ll‘” ll““l“' f‘f “”1“ “ill-“3 film)
\\I Ill-21:!” ll ul\\cl‘z'~ l‘.r~\\.d a! re :linl tool. ““hll‘m“ ”WW l“"""““"' "‘r“”“‘“
.
.Illt"'. He took oil his .-.. ll :url Iir'tt turd
“cm tonvut‘lt .ll'l‘nlln'lll‘: llll‘ pupcrx llll
.\Ir. l‘m-lwell'» return he notitiwl olticcr
int, \\ 1m 1il‘l‘r‘~lr'vl lllll\ and t.» \k him
i z“
t
lit ‘
lockup.
m
» l“»~l‘-.\o‘. .\ 3"“ . “lulu. clizlpcl. lulu;
buggy l‘lzlll Hill Hf lllt‘ hllttll, nt‘ \\ ill t‘x~|
chungc for it good litflnn. \.ldrc~\' l‘rinL
otlicc lmx ‘JU'J. South .\'or\\;\lk. t‘oim.
<’
The IlcV. 'I‘. .\. llmii. n\t-~tou:iry agent
of the New Engluul .\unuzil t‘ont‘crcnce,
is in our city. and will spend a few duy~
l
l
in soliciting Mllht't‘ltttlutl“ for the cruise of
missions in his church. In NH .\Ir. lla-
via \vnspnstorof Ilijou church in .\‘e\\'
Ilnven. untl secured the crcction of n
church on Ilixwell avenue, now ncnr
.\‘ickerson‘s pond. Helms luwlt in
charge of churches in Providence. Ii. 1..
“'urccstcr and Sew Redford. Muss” and
is well known. Hartford has contributed
with good success and iii Itlthl of the places
win-rm he hits preached lllltl ('tlliVJns‘ANl. It
is hopcd that llln ctlorts hcrc “'lll be Iibcr~
:llmi
idly appreciated.
v .0. "fi
In returning from Ilunbury libil 'I‘burrw
tlllY, 21 member of t 'o. It. nunnd John ”VIII.
of lll‘ltlgc hil‘t. lliltl u frightful experience.
the trnin to get some water. 31nd us the
train started otl‘ again they run to get on
board. Held in some way fell or—J‘tuiszied
.‘<u:ul.\_\' o
\vculhcr “‘ll.‘ considered. but i:
platform made of cvcrgivcns ttml ilowcrs.
in which were wrought the legend:
either side of the stage. and across
surge back of the footligbts was it line of
“‘"Wl‘." I‘llmli Kl‘tldctl TN!“ ill“ (“"1" brain, they present a faithful reproduction
“i“‘l' “ill" being PW“.V nnd “‘30 “‘1'." sub" of ttctuul existent costumes. of which not Low Rate Stock Plain.
Robert “Nike‘s Anniversary.
The one hundredth anmvcrntry of tho
~~t.dxlt~lnucnt of .\‘mnlny Schooh by liab—
trt ll.|tl\'~" Ill (Ilouce‘tct‘. England. wa~ on
llfit‘l'\l‘\l by the ll.|llllr~l. )Ictlni»
tmd congregational .\‘unduy school.
.\t the
b»!
1y :t union Ht'l‘\'li‘t‘ nt .\Ithic Hull.
Ht‘-~IIIll of the schools in the afternoon the
lllllllt'l‘ of pv-sllmticlih'lll on nccouut of the
\vus deci-
'I‘hestzigc was very pi'cttily decorated
\ large tumour was mtspcndcd over the
”*0 ANNIVERSARY Ib‘l‘il.)
Two large bouquets occupied stands on
llic
gr‘nlh‘t‘.
The exercises were opened by n cornet
solo by Prof. Robinson who led all the 1
singing with the coriiet.
Erich exercise
was followed wrth winging by the entire
schools. under the direction of D. E. Din-
thc step. swung: to one all 0 tin dropped
bctu'cen the cars and the plat form. t‘np‘
tziin Betta. of Co. F. \Vttneswed the uch
dent. and at once pulled the bell rope illltl
stopped the train. Everybody supposed
the man was killed. but he was found
alive and unmutilatetl: the toes of both
show were cut (it! as if done with n knife.
the flesh not being torn. lie was some-
what bruised. however. and in considera-
ble pain. and it was feared that he hud
sutl’ercd internal injuries. When will men
on trains of t'.\l‘i in motion.——(11:r!.’r.
_——--«o———
w—Lndieu Kid Button Boots at Brown‘s
BMW and Shoe sturc for $1.00. $3.00. $2.50
$3.00. $1.00 lllitl $4.50 icr pnir. opposite
Depot. Main atreet Sout Norwalk.
”ww-
Mr. Henry ti. \‘ennor comes forward
again with his din-fut prophesies of storm.
heat, cold.~i.‘c. Ilia letter is dated from
Montreal, May 18th. and in it he says:
“I believe that June will bean intensely
hot month. on the whole. but the end of
the present month. and probably the ‘flrst
of June‘ will be fall-like. with frosts again.
July will be a terrible month for storms,
with terms of intense heat. but another
fall~lilto relapse. with frosty. will, in all
likelihood. occur it few days before the
doth. I fear the storms of thunder and
hail will be of unusual severitv during
July. I must olaimtbe verification of my
prediction relative to a cold wave. with‘
frame. over a large portion of the United
States between the 10th and 15th of M“y.
The relapse toward the close of the {new
ent month will be more severe than that
just inst.“ “A __ ,,._-,-
Chief Engineer mney has returned
from Camden. Del. whither he went last
Friday to prcscnt the crayon portrait of
the late John L. Graham to his guu‘ents.
The chief speaks in the highest terms of
the reception he received by Mr. and Mrs.
having all the dim-rent interests cwopern-
ting in this excursion would leave only
the few saloon hot-pen and their followv
in; which is now composed of a very few
{opt-u and {ml—hardy youths. to represent
lln‘ upgmittun. .\t the present writing
them in every pnm‘prct that Such n much
tinned result will be noootnpiihd.
In nukutmludinlcitt of the cervical Mr
derail by tlwtrimndng demarcate: of the
wwmt tum («cm-lea art the Mysteries
“miner. WW1! oft-bower! amen.
ambit ha been me on OI the dfl‘
at the m
Graham. and of the many courtesiea 9:-
l tended to him by the citizens of the place.
i He also speaks of the many fine prospects
3 for an immense wheat end {mach Oren. and
Pthe beauty of the ladies. and we are inv
dined to think that some 0! them have
3 made an inipivsmiun on the hectotore un‘
[separable heart of Mr. Kinney. and we
! otpeCK the next sin"? muow that be u:
‘ to resin. it wacanoemou
mic bu «wondered tattle
; time nllowed thcln—ten
, brow. rind nccmniuinicd on the organ by
S' 5‘ llutch. “ ' 1" Ilmw‘l‘“ ““1 «short brown. of summer camel‘s hair cloth and
‘ ““l“"““" “‘0‘“ De"““‘”"““m-V ““d Fwy” polka dot satin. The front is of satin on
was otl'crcd by Rev. J. M. Taylor. Rev.
II. N. Dunning spoke upon the Sunday
schools of the past: Rev. J. V. Saunders
upon the Sunday schools of the present.
and lim‘. .1. M. Taylor upon the Sunduy
schools of the future. Each in the short
Illlllult‘tl—lllttllu
itilcl‘cntlllg‘ speeches. Mr. \\'ing being it
little late in getting down from his church
service, exchanged places on the pro-
gramme with Frank .\. Ferris. They ouch
made timely reniurksathe former mnlb
tug some happy hits. Eben Hill was down
on the programme to ning the solos in
.. What shall the Harvest be.“ but was
prevented from being present by ill health.
and Mr. Robinson gave them on the cor-
net. AItOgether it was a creditable deni-
castration and a welt-conducted exercise.
“Wm
BOWAYTON.
On account of the welcome rain on Sun-
day there was no gathering of the people
at the cemetery to hear orations and view
the decoration of the graves of our fallen
heroes. About twenty-eight 0! the mem-
bera of the (l. A. R. came from South .\‘ur-
wnlk and did honor to the graves of their
emnrades, and about a dozen upoetatom
were present. The oration will be dolly"
cred next Sunday at 3 o‘clock at the M.
E. church here by Mr. Ellendorf.
Lust Wednmdny night our twelve-poun-
tlL‘l‘ was brought into requiSition and not
iiied the people by three loudrepnrta that
Charles. Laundri and Miss Mary Ililtou the
adopted daughter of Commodore IIllton,
were married. It was what they call u
tall wedding. for Charley is about the
height of Abraham Lincoln and full as
clever. He showed his good some in the
selection of a wife. for she was the pridfi
of the family and power! of ‘hoalth.
wealth and beauty. Then again. Charley
‘ tq generous to a limit. He called in nearly
the whole town and gave them a tall treat
of lemonade and cakes without stint. We
had a view of their wedding presents. A
table was well loaded with silver were at
all variety. and a valunble net at diver
came by «pm from the tar we“ train
mdmwrww“m m
0!
mm. cumummdhm
, edit
W
The yacht Ninntio is being overhauled
——————”————
S. J. Sherman lost another horse and
They were hired by
a man stopping at the City Hotel, and tho
Nunduy evening. .Iune tlth.
flies were also prdseuted by their numer-
ous friends. Charley says that it his pres-
ent business should ever fail be has stock
enough already to start a silver ware and
jewelry business.
—-—-—-¢oo-——-
Rather Cool.
The coolest thing on‘the Dunbar-y and
Norwulk railroad last Thursday was two
ladies approaching the seat in which sat
Superintendent Stevenson of the Shore
Line railroad and asking that gentleman
if he would exchange seats. as they did
not want to sit on the sunny side of tho
car. Such coolness wit’frthe thermometer
at ninety‘live in the shade was so refresh.
ing to the Shore Line official that he cour-
teously surrendered.
Military Notes.
(‘olonel Barbour. whose prejudices is in
favor of the Second regimentfiuys that the
First regiment is to-dny in better condition
in every way. than any other regiment in
the State.
The date for the coming encampment of
the First and Third regiments has not been
definitely fixed. but the last week in Aug-
ust is mentioned its the prolinble time.
.\‘iuntic seems to he the most fovornble lo-
cation mentioned. although Charter Oak
‘nrk ntforils every possible convenience for
such an encampment. provided the asso-
ciation would lease it to the suite for that
purpose. The committee appointed at the
last session of the general assembly to roc-
otnmend a loentiou for it permanent cnmp
ground have us yet done nothing in the
matter. and one member is reported to
have said that he didn‘t propose to do any.
thing ubuut it. It would seem udvisnble
to have the committee examine the sub-
ject and if the stnte can be better served
by having: a permanent site established for
the annual encmnpmcnts. whore ull mili-
tary camp equtpugc can be ltept and thus
It\\‘t‘ transmutation. they should no re.
port.
--——--QOO
But-hot: Sentenced.
The superior court. Fulrlleld county.
Judge Ilovcy on the bench. crime in at
Ilnubury Tuesday afternoon at two o‘clock.
.\fter pt'uyer by Ilct‘. llll‘. IIorIgc of Dan-
bury. State Attorney ()Imstcnd moved that
sentence he passed upon \\'illium Iiucholz
for the murder of John II. Schultc. As
the counsel for the convicted man made
no objection. Judge llmcy. without any
renmrks. sentenced him to imprisonment
fur life. llur‘hulz was deeply titleutctl and
while the sentence, was being pronounced
stood with his hcmeowr-d forward. At.
tho conclusion be shed tears and was taken
from the court room. He will probubly
be taken to “'ctIu-rslield the first of next
week.
— .09
I” III liN.
School closes the Birth of June for the
thinner vucutiou.
\l'e noticed tllllll‘ u number of Iluricn
people in South .\'or\vulk lust Illondny.
I‘I‘. It. I.. llohzuinan wits married lllH!
Week to u .\lt‘» (iorlurui. They Were mur-
ricxl m 'I‘rnmy ('lllll't‘ll. New York.
R
H. Ito-«t ll llrov. it. our l‘lllr‘l')|l‘lr~lll;,'.’ drug»
get. was murricd lust Weduc- dny to n
'oun; lady from Texas. They linvc tho
best \\'lnlttli of the people of thin low n.
‘/
Il.niciili.t\nllttil got nuothcr lmrbcr l
t He came from Stamford.
lic pcoplc hci‘c.
.\Irn. l‘. .l‘l. Ilouian. of ltroolrlyn. .V. \'..
will ring in the M. l“.. t‘hnrch of Ilzirien.
W... ._._.
«or
t‘onnccllcut‘u Blulnc Lender.
llZTIILVh’NliIIllIIIZ \\'.\.\‘V"I‘]l1lll.\' lh‘t'ux-
Nicc'rlct‘r.
I
.\prinuilcld Ilrpubilcnn \
'I‘hc htlurtty turd t‘llll§l\'\‘tt|'\§ of some
uicutb: rs of the t‘onnecticut delegution to
iilght. \vzw decidedly cutcrtaitling [u Runn-
ol‘ lllt'1|:I-m‘ttl;t't‘o\\'«l particularly the 5:) rn~
tons of lawyer l“c.~\t'ttllt'll of Stamford.
who prldm himself on his .‘llninc nativity
and lilarne pl‘nt‘llVllit‘S. Pulling in With
a new spnpct‘ mun who expressed consid-
cralvle interest in the makeup of llic dele-
gntlon. he suddenly launched into n grate
QM hm" “Ntlmnv' und in 1h.“ prepurn- ddmpicut luudution of t‘onnccticut rind
Ittilli \vcnt tllil‘ml lllltl l‘t“llllt‘ll m u grund
Sllt‘i‘t‘rv, for notwithstaunluu: the uul‘uvo~
V mblc u enthcr. before the exorcism begun
the hull wan full nnd runny were unable
to gain ndniittuncc.
‘udcd up with the query. “ \\'crc
iver in the state 2‘ “ 'l‘hc scribe modestly
‘eplied that he wus born ‘tliere. " Oh.
well." rcplicd IlIi‘. I"c.~‘n‘r‘tnlcu with a quick
hungc of tone. " thunk tlod. I wasn‘t.“
a.»
summer l‘iuhlonu.
\Vith lnuditblc enterprise. Ehrlch‘s
Ii‘nsbion Qunrtcrly for the present summer
presents its renders With it beautiful chm.
inn—lithograph. illustrative of the fushions
of the season. l'nlike most fashion plates
which tire nierc’y creations of the artist‘s
)‘titl
(‘
only the full description. but the prices as
well. accompany the plate. For the bone-
it of our ludy readers we append u brief
summary of these costumes. extt‘uctcd
from unrulvunce sheet furnished by the
publishers.
ranged in soft folds, with side draperies
ornamented with satin bows. The basque
is made in French cont style, with broad
tastefully trimmed cuffs and collar. Price.
47.00.
No. 9 is a second walking dross, appro<
priutcly named the "Sunrise.“ and made
or gend‘armo bluo French hunting and
silk brocade. By an ingenious arrange-
ment of the two materials. the front is or-
namented with a. representation of the
sun with rays; the side draperies being or
bunting meeting at n point below the
baroque. and drawn to either side of the
design of the front. The basque is of bun-
ting. out long and round. and appropri-
ately trimmed with tho brocade. Price.
$35.00.
The third figure in the illustration rep-
resents ti combination dress of silk in two
contrasting shades of drab. The under-
shirt in front is made of alternate strips
of the two materials laid in kilt plaitlnga
the book being of a single shade, plain
and full. The overskirt is trimmed
across the bottom with revere of contrast-
ing silk. with a. full bow of ailk in two
shades; the brick being or a darker shade
at silk neatly draped. The basque is
made an punter. trimmed to oorreapond
with the lower part of the costume.
Price. $28.50.
The last figure in that of a dinner or a
reception dress: of garnet colored satin
duoheas, elaborately trimmed with cash-
inero bend fringe and wwtuenterie. The
skirt iii arranged in a double wart.
on which the trimming is imposed
to great advantage: while the back drop
ery in formed of double box plotting ex-
tending from the waist downward. The
basque la elaborately trimmed. The
sleeves» are open on the upper aide and
laced with cards at satin. with bands of
minenteria on either side: the lower
part at the aléevefl. as well an the trim
min: at the neck. being dubbed with
Price. 010.00.
_ 3
e
mu) lll‘“li\)' herein the general wish of v
No. 1 represents n walking costume in A"
melting: and pulling: 0! lane and nun. [
“MissEIlSmit
68 WEST STREET.
LARG
Trimmed School Hats
VARIOUS STYLES.
as a», so or...
REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
Up.
F1118 Legions,
so or... 75 on. up.
Pine French
UtiiHais & Bonnets
8| 95. 81 so. .8 00.
Shale and Garden,
300, 500, 750.
Rough and Ready.
Zephyr and other
Bonnets. :50 Cents.
Milan, Tuscan and Fancy Braidi E.
Hats and Bonnets,
Equally Low.
in
MllllllGI‘Y, SllllS ant Sfllllll
Iu ull the l‘urisiuu Novelties.
Special Bargain“
In
The above unnounccrnent cannot fail to
re intcrc‘iing to customers looking; for
nine rind vuricly in Millincry Hoods.
Investigation Nollclteel.
(‘ompctition Dolled.
.. 019..
'liicdgotltsplttycrl nt lllc depot Fritltty I’I‘lflfil’NAIA INSIVIIANCI‘}
IS i‘t)\ nnrlD HY _.
The Travelers,
__() F...
Ilurllbrd, Conn.
The Pioneer Accident Co.
OF AMERICA, AND
LARGEST I." TIIIV.‘ "'ORLD.
F THE
STRONGEST th'E CUMPANIES
IN THE \VOI‘ LII.
Best Life Insurance LARGE
0f llll safe and desirable forms. on the
Ample Security,
l’lniu Contract.
Liberal Dealing,
Clean Record.
Policies Non~Forfelting.
Valid Claims Promptly Paid.
of camel‘s hair. divided from the side dlrn- PM“ “P 0093““ -------- - . ' ' . - - - 4600'”
.. b b ib‘ b ‘ f . l CashAcsets ..... 04955000
”"88 y rout Ins m“ 3 o satin, “n" Surplus to Policy Holders ...... 1.290.000
Ratio of Surplus.
lllp PIQCBS 0f the polkn dot material. and 25 Per t‘(\“t. of ‘iroSs AssetS.
tactiernl Accident Policies,
Covering Accidental Death or Disabling
Injury, by the year or month. writ-
ten by agents. without med-
ical examination at tri-
fling coat and short
notice.
THE TRAVELERS
IIAS WRITTEN
585,000 Accident Policies,
and paid more than
43.000 CLAIMS;
mounting to over
$3,560,000.
Brilliant Accident Tickets,
Insuring mm In event of death. or its weekly indo—
‘.
I'llmglinirgfltll diii‘nbl'l‘ltyxmtbgi cg}. :k’day. g‘fi.w
or I I. no used not
“much t2; «elitism .2 mm. "‘
COMBINE“ INQIIBANCE
Being Regina: Ute Polio '. with weekly tndeutnlt
rtmusxocldental injury. atu tit mutual rate to: loll:
0V mullt’.
JAS; G; BATTERSON, Pres:
RODNEY DENNIS. See):
woman.
“ Insure in the Travplera."
.0803 ll. 'LAI'I'G
Ann. . -
m‘xwao .9.
IT’S 'AWFIIL HGT!
But. Just the Kind 01‘
Weather to Buy
SUMMER
\
0L0'I'IIING
—AT—-
M. DAVIS
\Vho ban the Very Best gmuls the market
affords, at
L0\VES’I‘ PRICES.
(‘nll and see our summer suits. Noth-
ing in the market equal to them for the
money. and don‘t you forget it. “’0
know what. we any and menu every word
of it. and risk you to call and prove us.
Jewelry.
Also have the best stock of the newest
and most beautiful
Scarf Pins, Studs, Sleeve But-
tons, Jun,
or shown in the town of Norwnlk, and
don‘t you forget this either.
Call and See Them.
Also a Fine Line of
Sunllmbrellas
Ribbons and Flowers. .
(truth-u. t‘omc and see them. too. at
Ill. DA V] S,
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
The Who‘léult‘ield Sun Umbrellas
~_—..Ar~.'I)—.~
PARASOLS
———v—l.\'
VARIETY.
——-.AND——
‘ N EWEST STYLES
L-A-W-N-S
Wall Papers
Brown back,
White buck.
French Ground,
Sittins,
Gilt and Enameled.
d.
and MATS.
I. Dictarmut Son’s
I wnmucmn ovum.
CHI l1“:
choc-Ito",
Gun
L
——————lNCLI'DING——-——
l
l
I'M
-—-—\‘.
' Brooms, ‘|
Brushes, .
pflf'.“£§:_-- _.--. .._ a
REFRIGERATORS and MEAT SA,
And an Endless Variety of
IIOUSEFURNISIIING GOOD
To be found only at the Well-known Store of
NOR“? ALK. CONN.
E. K. LOOKWOOD ',
3;
Stoves
Rance.
“enter:
v
' "g
SPRING
fore the late rise.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South Nor-walk.
Gomstuck Brothers
IIrrvo placed in Stock the Largest and Most Complete
Assortment of
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’
CLOTHING,
For the Spring and Summer Trade of 1880,
Ever Shown in. the Town ofNorvvalk.
AN ELEGANT LINE 01“
SPRING ovations
And ULSTERETTS.
Children’s
A SPECIALTX’.
Our Gents’ Furnishing [touts Stuck ,
IS UNSURPASSED.
Clothing
We have the exclusive salofor the town of Norwalk, of
Damon Temple & Go’s: Celebrated
N eckwear,
I
Which forlilegzuico is not surpassed by any house in the country.
Agents for Morison & Hutchinson's Fina Dress Shirts.
ALnxmvmu: KID .GLovns.
In Dark and Light Shades. '
The F and C Liu n Collars and Cufl's.
WT WW“ The Latest Styles of Ha“-
N. B.--No advance in prices, as our Wooleus were bought be,
.. COMSTOGK BROTHERS,
45 MAIN STREET.
Nervous.
u
ONLY
New Haven RAMS
IO l-QG. per lb., at
W. . W. COMSTOCK’S
Give us a. mat
GBIIGEBIES ant
AT THE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Guyer‘ & §
.PRINGWOOD.
All orders filled, promptly. City tolh _
find it to their advantage to trade with its.
\en
OPENING.
V.
Hg,“
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