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firm botanwdooooror-tmwblcl
vi! to "or: .33. iii-ten: adbcrod to.
To «convincing—w. mu, mite-i
MonorIonMcor “atomic-I
ll lilo vicinity will do o- 3 nor patron: the favor
to haunt tor public-lion wuium limo of inter
occur in tholr vicinitv. wo will do ibc
out no:
Sud clung the hell
«can: to.“ it acetic-arr.
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1.5 PrintI-x.~lf m wont Pia-tern. Ruth
Oillx 3mm lerrhado. \‘irltiric Ouch. Plu-
oblo-o. or liylhinc ch. in the line of pdnlllll. lave
r adv" at tho Sufism. (M. who” they will
“could ll ibc locum ”yin and on would.
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mmrm: .
t looting Rat".
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rm «Winn tit-c M thenbovc mine.
I: arrihcw'uti st. iliciioiu. t3 or: DEW‘K
1-. Hum. tun;
List of Letter-
Rcmnining in tho Rflfifik“ at South Nor-
Wnlk. July Lkl. 1%. Persons calling for
any of these li-tters will [time any they
are advertised.
A. Abrams. Chm-loo l. Avery. Charles
Britt-J. John Connor. George Davis. lien-
ry Doria. Charles l-‘rcudcnthal. John Gil-
mortin, R. 1“. Hall. Mr. Haywood. “’m.
P. Hickok. I. J. Miller. P. 3. Morgan.
Elia Mot-gun. Mury Morgan. Louise Mer-
rill. J. E. Powell, Oscar Raymond. Frank
Rivors. Conic L. Sherwood. Miss L. Sher-
wood. Susi» Rim. Anna \V‘ctstinc.
J. S. Dvxsrxo. Pust-nmster.
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List of' Lotion
Ri‘mnining in tho Riot-oilivo nt Nor-
wnlk. i‘nnn. July “3‘3. ltillll, Persons
Pulling for any of those letters plenso any
they are iitlt‘t‘l‘tiz‘iel.
H. B . Jituws Brolmn. Mimi Lizzie
Casey. Patrick Cunningham. G. P. Carr.
Miss Currie Jiuncs. Jeremiah U‘llnnni'll.
Thomas (l’Mnllcy. Miss Rollin I‘ymmer.
Chisolru Stewart. Miss Abbiofl'l‘iittle.
James “Faring.
Fons. OLMSTKAD. P. M.
giant: 153w: and 33mins.
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Notice.
'nic Snsrixxt. is now $2.00 n your invar-
iably in advance. This incrciuc in price
has been initdo nocwmry by the advance
in cost of paper.
H. H. Barbour o! Norwnlk has income
a Baptist preacher.
M
o- .
John L. Burbanks is building an oyalt‘r
house on his dock property.
_ fi. ,. ._
J‘m‘fl y. tho colelintcd pianist. is spend-
ing the monitor at Dru-ion. and preparing
for the no“ crown. llo will pmbnbly
‘ ‘ \ a concert in Stamford this full.
til i ...
hair. Anna Midillobrook of Bridgeport, a
ritualiai lortuivr. lino bwnnic the wife
I all. V. Twins of Mnncboater. .‘3. ll.. and
ydl make that city her home.
0 i _, «o 7 -
The wrwkof tho Scwnnhnkn still to.
, ”in: on the show of tho sunken mmuimv
i Faint River. an nurwublc reminder to
c tmvvllar of the peril: ha hits in nice.
A...
Mr. “Rollin. thv imai’iwiiuinl pmicziti‘inn.
t mammal. has himi hiiuwlf the l‘l’t‘l‘tl'
are whom ho haalwcn living on Sirnw~
ry liili. Mid lili iiiuthcnindnw. Mrs.
"“ 'lliawort‘h Fun. linipmea to intro town.
i
c Stamford {idl‘flt‘tflc says that when
" truipt hna been made in piiivhnac the
ol‘ way through thnt plni‘c it will 5‘"
to think that tho l‘m'nilcl railroad
the is not nil itilk.
”I" m ww—
, “You mint try llnvi.‘ linking lbwdui‘
It is nbmhitcly miv. .\l\vny-i un input
packages. nocmrgc for tin Nina ionic
bud lint.
chrnpm. - g n. W“
titty! tho No York World: “ Moat of
tho iiiiuiiitcrn are now oil on thcir summer
Vitt‘utiiui. Salton. whom thoy nbiiw tho
mt. cm a bottor exniuplo in thin rcapwt
by rciunlnina atondtly nt work—hut than
h in mod to tho hoot.“
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(lump mung-i in Connecticut next
month will bu hold: At Raiding. (New
York Rut diatrict) Austin 9—10; I“ Pillar
vino. Luau“ iii—31in Willliiinntlc. Au»
not”: ct l‘ino Grove. Carma. Aus-
ultsl—flt _____.“___
Mr. Mcntnin Super. wifc nnd dcuzhtcr
ofwliormlk. Wont to Long Island
”ricotta ottocdthc tuocrol of Mrs.
bury. While thoro the little girl won
that rick with dyuntcry and died. and
now Mr. old Mrs. Super nrc thrcntoncd
"with the ante dice-re. Wu hope the clu-
cuo will not bcccmc prevalent.
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“It Right Eur. Bishop Willlnmi held
In ordinal!!! mice in St. John‘c church.
W on actuality. ct which the it“.
I.“ of tho Earth Stamford Cou~
church. was condo o ducon of
tho Mt Eplocopol church.
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._ EWNitor wrote to hit owni-
' Mum'svtk'our fltbcr kicked nic
umMMmmm it
I
,Iioncl' Show that it wouldn‘t
nihprcflwnmodb tbs-ind.
, hmmdmfl-M
«~pflut.ncbild.diodoa8nudoy. cud
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a.
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Oor W W hold their mud
chub-hot tboGrovoBcuoclutWodncr
do: 032nm. _
flu Boptlot folk of the uptown church
mportoplcolnct time ct the picnic at
Bedding. lost chncodly, notwithatnnd~
in: the flight ruin;
C. 'l‘. Imcud as“ have secured the
contact for building the “"3me Wit-
ter Works. which will be cupcrintended
by Engineer Rider.
ww—r-v .0...”
Goo. I. Keelin- huacorgcoficcenrontc
from Maine. George but been fnithfiil to
his customers this moon, ond furnished
them ot the lowest ptuiblc rote.
_—-——.o.———-—
Of the 30 corset fcctcriea in this coun-
try with invested capital of $1,800,000.
New Haven has him. with n capital of
#750,111).
Charles Smith the boy who was so so-
ioroly burned by u kerosene explosion
about three weeks ago. is doing as well its
can be expected. butts not yet out of
danger.
M4..-
Don‘i forget the picnic tomorrow. It
will leave this city at quarter past eight.
The cars will be below the depot on the
switch. 1nd parents itrc \vnrnedto koop
their children nwny from the station until
after the nmvnl and departure of trains
before eight o‘clock.
——-.”—"_
——l“e\v xvoplo :irc aware how injurious
smoking iii. especially when poor and ar«
tiflcially flavored cigars are used. But.
people in'll smoke and should therefore use
only those which arc murmured by tho
manufacturer to be strictl free from any
artificial ilnvorim: and illed with uuly
mre lluvnnn tobacco. as such the “ Boat
ccord“ has an uniinpeuclicd rcpuintion.
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Home looks sort 0' lamp to you now; but
after you have sweltercd in an attic up
country. or bad your face skinned by the
brcexm and reflecting sun of the seashore.
and after you have chewed green cucum-
bers in the one place and sole leather
clams in the other. you will long for one
day at home. where you sloop with plenty
of frein air from the window. out reliabil-
hlc. nourishing food. sit with your feet on
tho mantel piece and be social. Any oth-
er plncc is n fool to home.
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A young man named Lang. had it nar-
row escape from death on Sunday cvcn-
ing. About half past six Lewis Elwood
was going down the truck. Lang was
ahead of him drunk. Just below the Mom
rm street cruising Lung fell across the
track cutting himself about the face. Eli
wood helped home. Had ho lnyed there
he would undoubtedly hnvc boon cut up
by the freight train which was nearly due
at imagine be full.
rap—T.-
A young man who roccntly arrived in
this city from lennddiwl in Park avo~
nuc yrfltordny from tho cll‘ectfi of the bout
the day befoic. llc was working on n
newer excavniion. and, upon rcturning
home in tho owning. was tnkun with oon~
vulaionr. which omtinuwi at intervals
through the night and ncxt dny until they
had n (and termination. He came to thin
country to sonic the hiniinc in his native
land. and lining in it somewhat emaciated
condition me pm‘tiiil starvation. Me an
henrtily iiftcr being aiirmundcd with
plenty that it probably injuivd his health.
Hi‘i‘lgi‘3lu‘f Farmer.
- . .w .
0n Thunidny afternoon last tho Adeiphi
“‘tti detained in Now \‘ui‘k tin hour rind ii
linlf nftcr hcr atnrtinu limo in order to
media sumo iimxasnry ivpniiv to bar on.
zinc. and. can unimpicnw. rho did not
ni‘rivc intro till nbnut hnlf phat sown o‘clock
andthc [Wivhflt‘hlml the Dzmbiiry rond
Wt'iv unmpclled to iind lodging-1 for tho
night or talk“ tho fought irniii which
lcnvwi nt clown o‘clock tuid nrrivcn in
lkiiibury \vlwn it not: tth. but goucrnlly
liufuiv iiiurniiiir. Thorn wnii much cow
plitiut. nnd ivnwnnhlc immphdui. too. for
it would seem that nrnuiirvinuuta could bc
mode for n spccinl train on tho llinihury
mud wlicn ouch dulnyii occur.
“‘09——
'l‘bc picnic of tho Sons of 'l‘vinpciniico
of this atntc lit lliuh limit (ii-cvc Tliiiminy
won attended by 000 persons from Bridge-
port. Now “liven. thc Nimgntuck vulioy.
Hartford and other parts of tho unto.
After dinner on original pocm WM rend
by J. G. Dovcnport of Evil. Bridgeport:
in
“till.
J. 3. Wichita“: now bottle
«Spring-tract for Gonbcui Mood.
I’ll-«OI.—
H. H. Barbour lbq. will prcnch in the
Fiat M. 8. church on Sunday nt 7} p. in.
—-———.¢§———
The Democrat: hove raised o handsome
Honccck cud English banner in the Boo
ough.
—._—”———-
Deluon Allen was stricken with parol-
yaia while in Brown‘s shoe store last Fri-
day.
Q..—-—-—-—
Frank Burritt has declined the ofllce of
Prccidcnt of the Gentleman‘s Driving As-
socintion.
M...—
Thc Stars and Arlingtons‘. both of this
city, play it match game of base ball at
Redding, to-niomw.
———~+oo-
Thc unfavornblc weather on Friday was
against the Burnside Guards pic-rile. and
the attendance was not. large. but those
that went bad a pleasant time.
w—rv—‘fi- 77—.
Mayor Swill-t: don‘t run after moving
trains any more. His cxpcricuoo of last
Wednesday iiinkcs him content to want
for the next.
M.
ii Attend the lecture of Rev. Spencer L.
Bray, at the Reform Room on Friday
evening. which will be upon " Tho Dig-
nity of Labor.“
..._ ~~oow~ » «
Win. K. Mo Ewen will open his new
but atom in Austin’s Block. Washington
street. on Saturday. He‘s going to keep
a fine stock of tho lntcat stylcu of hats, and
all are invited to call and examine them.
CO.
\V. C. Footo and Chas. A. Mend. gradu-
ates of the South Norwnlk High school.
suci‘csai‘ully would tho cxnminntion and
have been admitted to Yale college.
—————«o—————
The Arlingtons of this city and tho
Crystals of Nurwnlk pluyi-ii n match game
of base ball on Saturday last, resulting in
n score of 10 to 11 in favor of tho Al‘llllg‘
tons.
~49.
John Ron‘s milk wagon nnd Asa Smith‘s
truck collided Tuesday morning. John‘s
wagon was the lightest and it was thrown
over and about five dollars worth of milk
lost.
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E. V. Baker celebrated his 23d birthday
by giving the members of Old Well Hook
& Ladder 00. a chowder. which was made
by “ Tho.“ Smith, and carved at J. Dono-
viin‘s.
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The 0mm says that Paul Boynton the
famous swimmer. proposes to visit Nor-
wnlk the present season, provided that n
auitziblo place can be obtained for one of
his novel exhibitions.
——-——~aw—-—-—-
J. Donovnn lost onn bin horses but wrok.
The old norrcl that has boon in tho linr~
noes no long was put in tho atnhlc tit
night, nppnrently in hiauauitl health. and
was .1er dead in the morning.
' on
Thu Nurwnlk Fishing Club nnilod ynatcr‘
day for Block Island on the schooner John
W. l‘crry. They expect to uinkcn ton
dayacruiac. The company is niiidc up
morally ofnld members of tho Ncptunc
club. which does not null thin your.
M
J. R. Ruymiuid ill“ the contract for
flooring the tent: to bc pivoted for tho
vamp lllt‘fiilllfl tit nodding. "ii in also. by
W. EL Knapp. preiuu‘ini: plnna nnd tht‘i‘lll‘
cations for ii new $90.00) school house at
llnnbiiry. nlan for it now home for R. ll.
Rowan and Jnnnvi lithium.
~ooo—m
Sitwc linuhoi‘ Bound lino twinned tho
t\\\‘lli.‘l‘lll\i]l of tho licthol Jaipur it hint
unutly iniprovml. llo in putting it good
lniil of mulling it it thoroughly good pn-
pcr.
, »‘> #7.
Thu niiniinl olmwdcrufihi‘ “Olillli‘ll
club.“ will bu iiidiiluod innt liitticll.
liniiiinock to-nmrrow. Among than in-
u-v— ,
rctmy uf Sloth David ’l‘nri‘niioc. thtc
Tiviuurcr 'l‘nlmnduc Bnkor of tliini‘iiy.
itiid Jiidgc Gm. ll. Pack of liirminahnm.
. ”M... w.
ii iii Itiitcd that tho iri‘iuid jury commit-
tco on tho Scnwnuhnkn divinator linvc dia-
oovcrcd through cxnmiiintion by cxpcrta
tlint onc of bar builcrii burnt. cunning ii
fracturc in her furniicii niid tho subsequent
ltddm wcrc made by llindmnn Barney
ll. C. Baldwin cud other speakers from
vol-ions portion: of the state. The rain in
t
howovcr. which went for a good time and
had it dupito the unpleasant weather.
Extra traino were run to the grove from
Bridgeport. New Maven and Waterbury.
M...”—
Nvol Dow. the t Ape-tie of tho
‘Miunc Law.“ has orinolly occcptcd the
National Toni cc commotion for the
Presidency. his given on n founhorsc
residential trout. and the onl distrcaoing
onto"! of this fourth oddi nttnoboe
to our friend- of the Sentinel. There be-
ing three brother: on the editorial Itnlf,
' construct
‘
on in n comical:
publicon‘ '33 oocoud a. coulom-
and tho third ii Grecnbockcr. We Ml!
tbh cxhnm tho stock of bmtbcro. and if
thmboocitmrncoualnu ornun "in
t
forthooow umproncc porty Poi-bop-
“warrants-choc brother cou"prcvcori
:l‘l‘bifcrntokohlgvfit‘h: avian. co thnt
otpu'ticc. W (1
—Our “aerobic cotouiporuyhutcd
oo“ptp"ooloutbntltbubccomo to.
bybbmndtblnhtbcttbcmwuii-
tub-liken. Botycummg,door0o-
“undou‘twontourwbohhunyro-
proctor-diam curtroonotiocoiudtbcr
do wo consider it coco-Ir: tbct they
Wollhhcludcdlo mpodtioowo
with. law wc‘vo got It kind of
ootioothotwccoodiflorcnpolltioolquoc-
donsodhoubcuhnshhaddoamly
tic-ion Whybopoofpro-
Narcotic-of“ If
Non-didactic! {it‘d-t. will badly
«plaudits-doorman!
M-wmuwmm
bo floflufiopflcoflh
broadband-Motto“
ado-I fit ”I boon— to
motor-lilo
dfiwmdummmflm m
tire. A pmutmcut by tho untud Jury to
thin cifcct will be made.
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A young innii’ti Hancock and English
Chief Kinney. The club will bucouiposed
mainly or young Republicans who are iro-
ing to support Hancock. They are to be
uniformed and W1" PN'WJW "W0“ 0’ "l“ looks to me on it the Republicans in this should publish this meipt for the hen t
GMTMW" 0‘ "‘9 " 3°“? Pitchers.“ "id town are in it good deal the some condb 0‘ "'9 human family.
“ Robinson‘s Zicunvcs “ of Bridzoport.
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John H. Butternut: lino mode on engage-
inont with the Trenton Lock and Kurd-
wnrr Comp-my. He will move his family
to that city. This will be I. loss to South
3.. Ncrwnlk and 1 coin to Trenton, and while
to hit odvontuxc to lcovc our place we arc
reconciled to it become we know that Jer-
hlmmflitmm i0" thahmilywcdon‘tmwhsthtobedonc uyucodn oooicbody toxin it a little
character.
Rebuilt. Tollco intercom our obliso-
tlonatohim each wcok by ocndlngur o
libero! mmurc of the fruits ofhic farm.
Lutwcckthcro wannico lotof npplco
ndpuchfitlnt reminded ucof tbctiuie
incurcxlutcnco when we cord to hook
nob things. cud thcytutcdjiut «good.
whiohhnyingo'ooddcollorthohuit.
Ibuwcekthcncuncalonz onotbu-bu-
htotlppifl. with in» cold with:
thcmtcmkoyourcgrotthotyour atoni-
nobiltoooinoll utilfytbo crovlngcof
Mr. Nico unduly bu
cudforproofcf thlcwo
who filobcd than
tbcywcrofihccd
'Abtrdcbowwugtvoooo WM
”rumination-colu-
ccllncntbclitthm brlo; thou
mmwmm o thor-
ooublytruood . Eh phi:
«moot-mum“
hflfluh‘mtw‘ You EflMIMNfiCMMMu— in:
mumuduhhmu
'50” it our '3“ m " ammuummuw‘
65" coch- man-mutton“
mmmhwflkflfi “Mailman-although“
iwwwhmm a. thou-trot ‘ , _ .
add-owning m cola-outlaw“ m bird, mnemonic-worm thi- cttywu :
fl
3.
Echo-Equinox;
cull too-ii cot
1.,
» m N. Smith h mitt inc-h
ct W L 1.
Mia We Seymour in visiting in New
York.
James Pearson of Brooklyn spent Sun-
day in thin city.
Mics ballast. John is visiting friends
in Norwich. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict are at
Santiago.
Geo. W. Day returned on Monday from
Nantucket.
Tho Misses Lockwood of Turrytowu uie
visiting in this city. ‘
Miss May Willis of Newark in visiting
Misc Georgie Bodwcll.
Kins Lily Hutchinson of this city spent
last week at Long Beech. L. I.
Miss chln Conner of Brooklyn, is vial-
ticg Mrs. John L. Burbanks.
John W. Crnw and Frank T. Crow were
in this city for a few days last week.
Mica Ella Wilcox of New York, is {isl-
ting Mrs. Robert M. Wilcox. 5‘.
Miss May Anderson has returned to this
city, after it short. visit at Brooklyn.
Mrs. Charles Hallock and children are
spending it few weeks at Rodding. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hobo Smith of Brooklyn
are spending the summer in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Benedict have an
rived home after it two weeks trip coat.
Miss Mary Johnson of New York city is
visiting Miss Louise Lattin of this place.
Miss Currie L. Scyniour oftlils city in
visiting friends in NortlLSalcin. N. Y.
Goo. E. Long finishes his vacation and
returns to business with the close of this
week. ~
Mr. Oliver Richards and son of Mimic-
upolis. tire flailing Mr. Joseph Richards (if
this city.
Mrs. Nellie Rogcm. of Dundee. Scotland.
u niece of E. A. Woodward. is visting him
at his homo in this city.
Mrs. F. F. Stodmnn of Green Lake,
blitSS” was in this city a few hours on
Monday nl‘icrnouu, and stopped at the
City Huiul.
Miss Annie Vnu Tassel of Kntonnh. N.
Y.. nud her sister Mrs. August; Hubbcrt of
Willinmaburg. N. Y.. arc visiting Mrs.
Belle Rockwall of this city.
The Michignmme lln- of tho Slat. Rays:
“ Miss S. I“ Hendrick, of South Norwalk.
Conn., is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. \V. P.
Evnrta this “‘C‘t'k.
Dr. Emily l’nrdco is on her return jour-
ney from the son show, whom she has
been npcnding hur vacation. and Friday
will be randy to roaunio lwr profcsriionnl
dutiec.
Three young man from this city spout
hull leiiciiduy night on Nituvou. 'l‘licy
expected to stay at few dnya. but wcro dis-
nppointcd by tho rain and returned Thum-
dny morning.
Editor Wilcox of tho linubury Globe
paid till it visit last work. We were glad
to ninkc tho nmpinintnucu of n brothcr od‘
itur of one of this boat local papcni in Uni»
nooticiit.
Mi‘a. V. 1‘. ”who and Mr. 1.. ll. Wnlcr-
ninii of Albion. N. Y.. mid Mr. t‘hnu. E.
\ ‘ t‘l‘lllltli oi“ Brooklyn. with his dnugh‘
in cubic. uni spending it low \vccks with
ihuir ai-uur Mrs. Win. ll~ Sivuidx.
‘l‘hu following tulngrnm from John ll.
k‘t‘l‘l‘lfl wna wwivod from Qiiwuntuwn you
tcrdny nficrnimni __ “ Arrival mic—-
smooth litlfiillmlvvl‘millllu wcllmwna not
activaick—v-iioinir tint in Sccilnndvluwo
found cunnnuw—lwivc ntivuuvi‘nt Quentin-
town.
.
~ , «on ——-v
'd‘t‘llu‘f‘v-“nlulllli’ of minor.“
lbw. Spuncui‘ '0‘ lirny. furniurly ul‘ linu-
dcnl of work on it. which lull: in tho iw biii‘y. but “NW of liruuiilyii. will li‘i‘llll‘l‘ liiy struck him aiiiini‘u it would lll\\‘\‘ trout)
nt tlic 'l‘omiwrmicv ltvfoi‘iii Room on Fl‘l‘
dny iwciiiiiuni 8 o‘clock iipnu "tho lliir‘
iiity of ltnbui‘.“ l\li‘. lii‘ny wnc min of tho
linnl wui‘kcrii in tho Tillllpul‘lllli‘l‘ inovc‘
“Will in Dnnbnry. mi wall in: this city. llu
iii it good apcnkoi‘. niid nii turnout frioiid of
vitwl “Ni “ill-“it‘d l“ ”0 “WWW “N 8“” \liuworliiiiir clnnaca. for whom lli‘ hiui npcrmnnciit intro.
dunc much wlicivvcr ho llllrli boon autumnal.
Tho lecturo will bu lutciwtiiiir to nil. niiii
nil nro coniinlly invitcd. Adiniiiaiou from
It lll urgod upon tho niniubcni of tho unso-
uititliiii to be pmwnt. The room will no-
mnuuodntc nboiit 400. mid iii cool and
iiiid well voiitiliitcd.
MO.
I'OLI'I‘NFA!“
Whut u Itcpiibllcnii
Know.
Dmr Surround—Week before last it
onll appeared in the Gazette for n mecting
“but“ to
he afternoon tended to diacourngc any
common dub Will M Ol‘itmllwd “‘0 “N5 to organirc n Republican campaign club
mt 0.... mm m . i . ‘
h." wh death w“ I tumount 0' rambling It wunpn r y of next “Wei. under the ON?“ 0'91" The time has come and gone, but there ll It strengthens and builds up tho system.
no account of any meeting htwing i
hold. If this meeting wus held and t 6
club orgnulrcd. why keep it so quiet l It
tlon as they are in Now Haven and
throughout the state—badly demoraliaed.
They have mode several aticnipts to rally
but in most cases their attempts have
proved futile.
Perhaps the members of the party don‘t
like tube called together by penchant:
Democrct. wc regret thnt Mr. Butter-lion 1‘” found R much micro-ted in the louver and nation
u the Gnostic- If there was more of n
cpirit of putriotisni on the port of the mem-
ber-- of the party it would be better for it.
not there be u coll tor a. meeting ct
conic ploco whore things ore not quite I0
circular. cod coo it it is not better attended
for the Republicans are not all for Bau-
A Rumour.
—'rhc Slim-um. ccnuot answer the
quutioiu of -' A Republican." The ice.-
conbc hinuntmnybctbcrcolonc. Per-
bqil tho “ orgon ” can oxplnln.
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A Iovoro Thunder Item.
The hoovlclt thunder norm of the loo-
conbrckcorcritud mood this oltyyu-
tordcy afternoon. Rather tbcrcworcthrco
chowcrl. which cppoorcd to mutant! for
of tbcotmocphcrc over our city,
iuwhichwuocrrlcdononcofthc grand-
cct electric contacts we ovoi- vitae-nod.
Moro the ruin begun to fill tho block
cloud: ran from tho boriaoo on
tho wort. north 3nd out. cud cpproccbcd
cool: cthor slowly. or if mongol-lug
and watching for
uncommon. follcwcdbyoroor.
wblohconoulybo compact! to concou-
oluia. Wino
o—Itctublng
or tho mm
inch of lightning tho: chopped. aid
tho boll- wcro ringing quite often. What
thochowcrwooovcr it was found tho:
there won but oncolrcult tint could be op-
cmtod.1'hcyorcbcing put in order lic-
w' -———¢~o-———‘—-
“ The Bird to Bet On.”
The Democrats of this city are consid-
erably eluted because Hon. N. C. Ely,wlio
is largely interested in this place and
spends his summer here, has come out for
Hancock. The honorable gentleman has
has a wide acquaintance with the big man
of the country. and yields great. influence.
and very naturally the Democrat! feel
pleased because he hits espoused their
cause. and are confident that New York
State will now give her thirty-five electo-
rinl wot a for the soldier and atntecmtn.
Mr. Ely is enthusiastic in all he does, and
whether he is expounding religious or po-
litical doctrines, or engaged in business
transactions. honcvor hesitntcs or falters,
but goes right ahead to the finish, giving
of his means to advance the success of his
tinker-taking. and ready to overcome all
obctnclca in his way. That the ex-Al-
dcrmun has gone clean over is fully cs.
tnblished by ulittlc incident which took
place this week. He is our present May-
or, Mr.Swartz‘a. landlord, and he takes
agrent interest in his honorable tenant.
Mr. Swartz is considerable younger than
Mr. Ely. so he acts towards him father-
like, and by example and precept tries to
stimulate him to greater efforts for his so-
cial and political advancement. When
Hancock was nominated Mr. Ely called
upon Mr. Swnrtz and urged him to ac-
couipuny hint to Governor‘s Island and be
introduced to the general as the mayor of
our city, und extend to him his congratu-
lations. Our mayor for once. at least.
missed u rare chance. and failed to im-
prove it great opportunity.aud he declined.
But his friend did not forget him, and to
inspire him with confidence. and to its-
surc him of his faith, Mr. Ely on Monday,
sent Mr. Swnrtz a very significant present.
It is a picture of n closely-clipped and
heavily gnftcd fighting-cock, which has
for n head the beautiful face of Gen. Han-
cock. This war-like foufisuatniued by a
hand. Under tho plot-um is the advice,
“The Bird to Bet On," and also the in-
scription. “ Presented to Mayor Swnrtz.
July 24th. lSSO—N. C. Ely.“ The picture
has been framed. and is now on exhibition
in Mr. Swnrtz store window.
Dog Days.
The Dog Star. or Sirius. put in an up
pcnrnncc Sunday morning. the 95th. with
his face turned a trifle upward; indicates
cool nights. Its dominion is computed
from the 23th of July to the 5th of Sept“
making it run of forty-two days. Muggy
and may be an Amorionnism. but no Eu~
glis word so well cxprcsscs the state of the
woutlicr during tho Dog Star campaign.
‘0‘
“on by it Full.
On the 3d inst. Ayers Brothers bought it
cargo of ice in Maine—about 830 tons.
Aftor it long voynge. during which there
was it largo wastage. the rascal arrived
hero on Sundny. Tho ice was to ho putin
tho lnrgc loo house on the Dnnbury dock.
and on Monday arrangements wcic made
for unloading. 'llc do tho it piilly hnd to
ho rimmi on tho building. This was done
by Henry Ayoni. in the punk of tho moi.
A fo‘w ciikua of ion worn ivmuvod.\vhculho
riuuinu gnw out. niid the block tell u dis-
llllh‘i‘ uftiliunt forty foot. atrikiug him it
gliding blow norms thc bunk. pnrnlyniiiu
him for the timc being. llc \vna put inn
wnucn lillil tiikcn to hiii mum in Litudcr‘a
block. Dr. l‘nivlcc was aniiiiiioncd. nnd
hits had him in clinrnc since mid he in llll‘
pruviuu‘. mid the doctor expoma to bring
him out nll right. It With n vci‘y iinri'ow
minim i‘nim niidiiiin dumb. llnd tho pub
chum through him.
W"<~'~'.‘. —~«_
'l‘iic \‘irtucu oi‘ liliillclii.
‘l‘lw liulim City It‘qiiihli‘mii any: lllllllt‘lll
iiiimkcd in it plpc will nlwnyi i‘cliovc on-
tiii‘rh. imd piiiiniitly contiiiiicd will cll‘uct
it nhm linii tho following. which may be
worth munciliiiiu to tho nllllctodi l linvc
diacovcml n rciiicdy for consumption. It
liiincurcd n number of Ollht‘rl iii‘tur tlioy
llllil bccu blcciiliiir iii the lung! Mid the
hectic flush wnii nlrcndy on tho chock.
After trviiig this I‘ellll‘dy to my own sittin-
fiioiinu. llth‘ tlinu ht pliilniitluopy ro.
illlll‘t‘ll that lidimild ct it bu known to tho
world. It la common inullciu. stooped and
uwcctcucil with occur and drnnk finely.
Young or old plants are good. dried in tho
nhndc and kept in claim bugs. The incilb
iiiiio must be continued from three to six
mouthinnocordini: to the union: of the dia-
diseuac. It good fortbu blood vessels also.
It; makes good blood und tnkca away in-
flammation from the lungs. It is the wish
of the writer that every publication
I the United States. Onundn and Euro
W
A Mother’s Low.
Just before the circus opened yesterday
afternoon a woman accompanied by her
son. a boy about sixteen years of use. up-
pcnrod on the grounds and was the first at
the ticket-wagon. When the window
WM opened the mother said to tho ticket-
seller:
“Ifycu will be so kinda: tolct o poor
widow‘s Johnny into the circus he will
carry water to the elephant."
“ Stood back, madam. stand bookl“ he
cried as he took a half dollar over her
head. ;
Slio took her boy by the bond and went
to the autumn of the bigtcut, explaining
to the mm at the door:
"MyJohnny la ccingtocnrrywatertc
the clinch.“
“You and your Johnny carry youroolf
right out of this l" was the vcrycmphnflc
reply.
“ Couldn‘t we both get in for ten cent;
if we not on the ground?“
“No inc‘oml stood back, now; you are
in the way.” ‘ ' .
They' fell back for consolation. , The
boy had tan in hll eyed cnd the mother
lockod determined. , y
“ Don‘t cry. Johnny. door—your mother
10ch you oudwlll‘getycu in." she com
Ioliuzly reworked on 7
m, cm ' 0:1:de “admit! her
macho-Mow: *‘ . _, -.
pmchcr. cud
Sanitizer-tuna”: 7
mom ito'lctbitnlutroo."
» ~»"Goo’tyoulot'ipln morocco
.fimgnol'?’ , .
loam
Iholcdhim to tho,
«mm. m.mdh5°kl"w ,
{flied ct SouthNorwnlk. Conn..July 6. mo. [m
Blgois‘ and Shoes
mug. MEN’S and 0111mm
SLIPEERS
Low AF'rices,
AT
JOHN SCHAUB’S,
Washington Street.
All Kinds of Repairing and Cut-
tom Work at Short Notice.
To Keepers of Dogs.
The attention of owner; or kcc of d ll I .
lully «Led to the following Guam: 0g! M
Rouse Bill No. 15?.
CHAPTER XCIV.
An Act Amending an Act routing
m
Docs.
location of the town wherein raid do or dog! arc cock
ml or ke uncut the first day of it your.
until nu tlmcu said .lcctincn oblll ordcr said inun-
zle removed from acid dog or dogs. An per-on who
shall refuse or neglect tocompl with t conditions
of this not shrill be subject to c lines and penalties
contained in section six of this 10L“...
Approved March 98. )8“).
ANDREW BELLECK.
“‘ILLIAM C. BAMMIS. Selectmen.
NELSON J. CRAW,
Norwalk. J one 28th, 183).
NEW YORK and
N EiV ENGLAND
R. R. Co.
6 Per .Cent,
First Mortgage
Bonds.
Duo in 1905. Interest Jon. and July. Can
be Registe
Capital stock. $90,000.01”
Bonded Debt, $7,000.01”
First mortgage ixmdnoi incnt New W
railroads arc very nice. and as thin loan will not the
lnvostarncnr v nix per cook. it in certain to mom
its price. and llpltlly taken for investment.
Connoctlcut Laws Excni l Those Ronda
Front Tax: on.
We can recommend this loan as being
among the safest otfcrcd in the market,
one. wu. BALLOU & 00..
lion York and Boston.
CHAS. A.SWEET 85 00.,
Boston.
The Nominations.
D’Artoia
it.“ Long since boon Nthlllilhlfilgtllhl Elected
Prohuor of too “Broom
In all it. Bronchoo.
i‘ull 'l‘llit Minions. The many yuan in which l
any human
linw onrwd tho iiihlit‘. l hiii‘vncwr ii
institutions. for in» point cl which
1 Clinton. tho World.
To inthc t hum Ii‘ll‘ltl than i Nil in ' line at but
“it‘d, which liiin rolling at tho low “WM
40¢. a Quart.
lilo. it I Into.
l‘iiiv iiud claim. i‘nrwn‘r for Pardon curl Widdliigi.
MILK (m A QUART.
(Junction )9” «mt two. a Pound.
‘l‘loum-il (\ilcbriiid “001‘ mu til i 80
\\'.\'l‘n‘ll ml’l'tl iii tiihltu iii only .5 mill it :l‘iiiur. M
GOING orri
BAR GA INS IN
Bills and SHOES
Come One. Come All.
Cor. Hutu and Marshal Sis”
South Norwalk.
0. H. HARVEY.
Won - the. Victory
dmimhtbcnll$hafllf .,
in come superman-u w-
ml'd‘m‘m g "5
‘sPE‘
100 do: Genis‘ Linen H‘d’h‘fa 100 to 200 on
no "annual b the Sonic nod Bongo of Ra ta-
tivca in Genelol Arguably conrcncd: ; W 10 d Corsets at 300 on worth 000'
Thnt Section cightof chapter ninety~ninoiof the pub 5 do Corsets at 500 on. “ 750
he acts of 1313. be amended so tbnt the section will 10 dmk u 75¢ a u ‘1
road as follows: “ Iii-cry person the owner. kcegor or ‘ \
huborcr of an dog or dogmaltall either kill cold cg or
amazon otbescmetotlioncccptuicc orthono- 4pmudicsflwefor25c
10 do: Ladies' Bulb. Hose, silk clocked,
”it”
10 do: Ladies' Bulb. use, “ embroidered
10 do: Child‘s White and Unbleached Hone
Robert‘s “ Par-about” Needles
as WashingtonSt,
KID GLOVES
Womtcdr-Shawls
l. Dicliimall l Sun’s
Go. Nor-walk.
Millin
All the kiwi and but Quality. including all the
81330“.
suns.
35-111“. 350.
now 18 can mum .
c ‘ Marine mm...“
Go To hafiowen‘h
C. H. Harvey’s moi-3%»...
7 FOR YOUR
. ‘ ‘qurubu 9:
Boots & Shoes TBIMME HATS
Good'Stockkaenfi-‘gummmt of oil MW“M¢"§W to Oak! um
Low PRICES. A moon .
Ruhhgm_l’.aint e
And. Job In“.
Prints at 50. worth 80.
Giugbams 8c. worth 10c.
Cambrics Sc. wbrth 12in
Buss (look at Half-Price.
c
It
Sctolbocu
lflcmSSOeu
do: Ladies‘
0: Hemsfich “ “
"- 200 r
10 do: Ladies' Bulb. Epoch regular made,
tron ” 250 pr
regular made, the pr
50 1'
Every paper warranted.per pope
n. VAN noosnnn,
South Norwnlk.
JOB LOT
__01r._
Sun Umbrellas
AT ALMOST
Half Price
l LACE TOP
GLOVES.
Crs. rn. Pun.
3-BUTTON
Opera and Colors.
Ar 50 Cuts.
Good Assortment
89 WASHINGI‘ON smut
Conn
ryl
FANOl’maOODS.
New Shades cud Dcslgiic lii
Fancy toils Depart
Willbc found. line of Boiler-y. diam,
m
Cancel.
,Noveltlccinlaco l‘lchul. _
6111:deth
Grout limits in Every
no ,9,
mutter l880. I“
MAE
Have format-icon 7 m
Metal. Also Itobui‘ crop. Paths:
Sheet Rubber ond Waste. .
BOILER MAN HOLE Gm
“ Never too Latin to.
Mend,”butlts cheap-ii
or to ‘buy it Now Suit:
every time, L who;
you can get in First-
Class Suit tbr allttléf »
moncy of
\
M. DAVIS
1
Owing to noon tint tiny
about to take n Punter. I out 7’
sell my entire stock of
[loads it Gilt; ‘*
For the lien Tm
w.
Days.
Yo first who do come will\ 7
befitbamlnl-r Y
Norwalk Chronicler