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t. mat
the“otW.B.B-)ntoa.heodayevon-
Mbwmcflmhm
hold-oldie“. no followingporeona
m appointed to recruit the propued
Waynvlu QWood. C.!\Rallock.A.
KehlarutheodaadW. the
Ioidiudwhanaoearolbdwillmnthe
“place to oloot permanent moon.
the whimperstewlththelie-
whenever-formed. Would
than 8am Iotaaoarolltaeatotallthe element- fa‘
who.“ mummuwmaiu
ammo... thurtato and in the
by m... towaandeouatry :iveeolat to thepres-
m“ eatcarapalgolltletnbehcped that the
mu m. William will forthwith
novoiatheuatterbyoraaalainatheold
aoldlerafertheconteat. Mandolin»
Mme-adept walkatleaatfllraeowho boughtforthe
have each mummmumu
m wholaprotertlaaeld to Hancock. who.
will m whonorgoflaod. will perform efficient
”and workfortholtapublicaatloket.
N I‘ll!- “eminadjcuraedtonieetllonday
“0m ovulagtho Uthiaaaattlo‘obchatthe
who. wow. 9. Douton.whlohwill new.
pony headquarter! fortbopreaeat. Sol-
dierawhoraaynotbeeallad uponbythe
recruiting mu. becauae unknown.
areluvitedtocallatnidofllceatallhmm
otthedayaad creamy. and enter-their
aaueoupon the company WIW‘Q1N
bafound laylu upon the table. Dome
oaecoueall. . Partner.
all Imam Manor Care Ito-
clued.
'lbe Litehdcld Repairer reports the tub
lowing important ouptetuo court are:
Janet Huntington. atate‘l atuuney. ve.
WW" Johan. llclnlahoaetal. “lawn-apro-
the toedtngin contempt brought ontmition
“l” mmmmomnoitmmwnemm
m ‘° defendants: were sentenced to line and
imprisonment. The care wan as fulluwa:
Certain liquor! claimed by McMahon and
othero were retard in \t‘insted and. on
trial before a magistrate. were adjudged
medicated. m claimants appealed. but
before the appeal coplte had been tiled in
the dim-let court. procurul a writ of re-
plevin which one of the defender“: hailed
as justice. though cthrly beyond his jur-
m
. t h
“hind ‘7
mm“...
“or
“flotilla- W
DNhM he
hutch-anon any pub
“ he he. dad“.
”who“
“hive-hike.”
I’
do not“
“Haitian not bethafaultof the
”while“ committed ‘l'helr lint
inhale includes. haddeotheir home
“Goalie: andBlane.
cummmnkwuy.m
Maud Sherman.andthey
0
if! Cbutlield. acrved. taking the litp‘oni
awav from Mr. l-\1rbe‘s cellar. where they
had been left for safe keeping by the com
stable who urinal them. State Attorney
in. mm of Windham and litintington buutght puree: for contempt
I" Monolith: are makinga before the diiitrriwv't‘la court again? all eon;
" m}... “u“ corned in tho ven proeeet ings. ant
“. ‘0 h“ ‘ “3W “ m was anointed in the trial below and in this
'1‘ m ‘ oondidate ‘0 "WM court by Governor Andrews. Several
u m in m other“! for each amundn of defense were set up by Judge
gouty antiwar-.10; the thirteenth and DeForeat of Bridgeport and Fenu of \\‘in‘
mm Mic“. The Hon. Neal Dow ated. The supreme court sustains the do-
all.“ the Rev. A. A. Miner. D. 1).. of '3!“ of Judge l-\;ler. which sentenced
M the Rev. G. \t‘. Anderson 03 pm... John H. McMahon to sixty days imprimn-
than and other speakers are to “jam meat and to pay thin line: P. W. “'wn
fitmmtiou. The M h“ M" w. to pay $100 fine: P. J. Leonard to thirty
«and to nu: price a. a... mum days in jail and you fillt’: J. n. t‘hnllleltl
_____________ to thirty days in juil and $70 fine.
WWII-public“ committeeanl “W
“0W committee will hold‘a Oliver Hoyt h" Governor.
“m in New Yorker: Miguvt 3th Stamford‘s distinguished citiaen. lion.
m m “d Arthur‘ m expec: Oliver Hoyt. is rewiving most favorable
a ” b. j- un a“, at the time. The for~ mention by Republicann lmlk‘m through~
May night in Bumble.
’v'
out the state. as a nominee for governor.
The use of Mr. Hoyt‘s name in such a con-
neotion has not been unfrequent. for the
people of the state have long regarded
0‘ vane“: 60 him no one eminently fitted for the gotten
mgmrggfigmgwg anoint chair. Now, however. the indi»
Ill“. M, Weed. Gown,“ Cor- cations of his nomination are ofn more
“ w Brldlcy 0‘ Illinois. and positive character; and in the event of a
M of 3" York: George William Cur~ failure to ronorninate the present incum-
un-I mt o. Roberta. are ntnong be“ 0’ ‘1“ “5°”. 9mm“ “NM“!
.5.- fl . there rooms no one whose name is more
h “”mm"“u°“ iikclyto be placed at the had of the
‘ “I kinda of temperance in Boston t‘oket than our moat worthy townamun.
hi my are demanding of the police O“ver Hoyt. If the (in has not gone by
More the enforcement of the when honor. integrityand ohriatian states-
rob loft optional by the Legislature with manshlp are recognised in making our
fit. of removing the acreena from the rulers. then the friends of Nb Hort can
We of liquor aaloona. The evidence present in their candidate claims of the
want to allow that such removal had been Strauss! character. Should Oliver Hoyt
“out canoe in learning the sale ct liq. be nominated to the high office of gover-
nor at public barn. In Cambridge when nor of the state of Connecticut, and elec-
tloboard of aldertnea had caused the ted. there will have been among his pred-
mb be taken down. in two week. cm none more worthy than himself
tbodaalon raked to have the order roocin- o! the exiled mutton. which from long
dad. claiming that it injured thoir but. experience in the councils of the state he
mflparoont. Thopolntnurged in fn- ‘71“th 1‘me Her-old.
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vor °‘ having thorn mm b that it The Connecticut Bible Society.
m” Sunday ”um“ “3° ”m“ ‘° flout-rt? We or Mme: Gon-
minors and common drunk'zds. and that in,“
Italy Mable w do not ob .
ject to takinga drink behind a blind. do '3‘" “”1 "mm" m”““‘ °’ “‘3“
tnlttee was held in Hartford. Monday Slat.
not canto indulge in the light of the
”mum Th ladi ult. 'l‘boroportofthoSootetaryshowed
° “m“ that effective work to going him
in variouaparta of the atate. mostly in
the Niobium
One of the Bible workeu. Hr. J. B. Dev-
ena. haabeen laidaaido byaevcreaicknoao.
the mltotover-work. but in conniote
cent. Holoanemboroftbo New You:
univerdty and a candidate for a foreign
ulnionary life. He found in the work
of thin aocioty a congenial ty for
Moaary
“on 1'“ PEOPLE.
opportunl
labor. into which be entered
with much chill and real beyondhia
or mouth. Anonymous"! in thotown
“WW" «mummmmmm
m heartsandtonderayrupatlr‘yandcam.
via- “omnmdniretotoheundemood
bytbehonomynetnbanottho Connec-
tiootaibhoooiokywhdby the payment
otliblu
altatottheiraaneaia kept at the
momentum. Ratt-
theycaabanppliodonap-
committee
ct
lint-I
“.m'fiiloethe m
‘lriiif‘
ii
E!
i:
ll
pollution
1
ti
5!
f
vellum
’5
ill.
candle-blun-
infliction. andand another. Downy Shim nothing but the public good at heart. In
oftblrtydollalaanentltlodtoaa innu- MMOHMMM tomakedyo-
totbovalue of one dollar; ingnlxturcefrotopotatobugl.
Booty-lobed
abomueotedtboaeo- photo-dayathoofldahal been”
theoooietytopublilhthofollow- poodooaooountotthowoathoruatilto-
ferthebaaodtot life dino- atonowmnder the ram arrangement-
iao-ban of the Moot-loan nadotortoday.
mung-mum“, “governor-on Ara-cod.
dim ranch «LL. areveqrouokathred up at
ha been W on thoactioaotthobrookham authoring.
partofthoaeoatlthdtoanofluaad Oomemiagoftheltthloonfolly too
momma-owl.“ madman-ambled in
”for.“ m “ditto \
“Wuhan-kahuna“ oftba‘h‘tanotlrookhavenia dealing
* math-minute. “My“ «nu-ea
nah. manna m.hmpuamueam o turkeyaandobtokean
, «anthem.
mammal
augmentation»... mom mummukum or die or
m MW» the meat 9000 metdair. A than time
WNWNMW WW inhi- ‘Iiuoelr. Pattueonwat removingaotno
Wit. a. (lunar.
f
of the atraw. when to his aotoniahnttnt.
300.63.8- onooftbohogewaafoundtoboatillalivo
—-—o~o—-—-
Icarclty of omen.
m preaont indication for cheap cya-
ten in the coming aeaaon are not cocoon
in; and thin can be clearly underatood
when the following facts are preaontedt
ltiowcllknownthatthouhmwakooys-
ten are hecontlug more and more scarce
every year. and return- aro not as entice
factory an heretofore by moon of the the
urea-ed expeaae of pmductlwx together
with the ahcrtnctlol the crop. A large
quantityof teed oyster- in and around the
baya of New York. New Jenny and long
laland have been exported. which natu-
rally cameo a scarcity and conaequout
high prices. the preecnt acaaon‘a aupply
which wan planted in the water of New
Haven autfcrcd much from the diaauttoua
stoma that occurred abortly after plant‘
lag. in Providence River and vicinity a
largepattofthewaten havedled. ltis
caaily found upon reflection thattfthc
foregoing ctatenteata are true. there it no
reasoawhycmtero ehovld not bringtut
dranood price the coming moon.—
Sra li‘lfld.
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The Republican flare Ticket.
Inn Dorm moans tn Surroar
or liovnanun Aunanwa
In an interview with a leading bitch‘
field county Republican. a lvprooontative
ofthellartford M was informed that
prominent Republicans in that acctlon of
the State will austain the claims of Gov.
C. D. Andrews for rcnominatlon. The
further results of tho interview are given
by tho Ital an follower it it stated that
Governor .‘tndtvwa will not withdmw as
a candidate before the eonventimt. Ilia
peroonal inclinations. however. would be
in favor of retirement from political of‘
the. but he feel: that he cannot do this so
long as his asotwiatw on the state ticket
are candidattu for untominatltm. The
ticket must be renominatcd as a whole. or
n new one adopted. Governor Andrews
desirco for more the memo of the ltepm»
lit‘an party in the state than any personal
honor that can come to him. and will have
no ill-feeling if the convention uhall de‘
ride on another eaneidate. lie feels at
the saute time that his administration has
been for the best intercom of the state.
and that in all of his otlieial arts he had
view ol‘thesc fuctn his friends in ldli‘lt-
field county frel that the nomination
should go to him. giving the state the
chance to approve of his administration
of public allaint. Governor Andrews ls
Nputaented as talking freely of the can~
didatca who have been mentioned for the
nomination. and of the number he favors
(leneutl William Buckley. of llurtford.
who. he says would make an able gover-
nor. Hisuouunatlon. iftluie must hen
new ticket. would certainly munmand the
cordial support of Governor .-\ ndrews.
g,‘,_~.~
lllllltury flutters.
If prtwent suggestions amount to uny-
thing. the eump nt Ninutie \\‘lll be well
utilized this year. After the envump.
ment of the First and Thinl regiments is
ended. the members of the tiraud Army
of the llepuh‘ie will occupy the grounds
for two days. The First and Third leave
on Saturday morning the 28th. and an the
Grand Army men will go into camp until
Monthly. 31st. it is propowl that the Sec—
ond regiment. which has abandoned its
contemplated Brooklyn and Conny island
trip. go into camp at Nlantio on Saturday.
and remain until Mondaynfternoon. One
of these days might. take the place of
the full field tiny. and the men would be
entitled to one day‘s pay. The Grand
Anny men will break camp \Vednesduy
evening, and it is proposed that the Fifth
battalion (coloredl follow tho veterans.
and spend Thursday and Friday under
canvass. They, too, would draw one day’s
pay: If these ooveral propositions meats
tied into eflect. the camp will bcoocupied
nearly two weeks.
Colonel Cmfut of the Fourth has called
a meeting to elect a successor to Major
Doty. whose removal to Leadvillo has
heretofore been notie d in these columns.
He has been chosen major and lieutenant
colonel of the First regiment, Colorado
National Guard.
Official information has been communi-
cated that Governor Andrews will spend
three days at the Niantio encampment.
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Potnto Bul- Made Useful.
A Maryland farmer in making money
out of an Gum“! crap of potato bugs.
Being apposed to the use of Paris green.
he rigged up a large washboilor in his field.
and hiring six men. collected the bugs,
and attuned thorn in boiling water. About
twogallons were collected. and by aoci~
dent a piece ofold sheepskin leather used
for lining ahoea. went into the men Af-
ter theoookinghad been goingon forhalf
on hour-ho walaltonishedtolind that the
leather had changed ill color to the richest
dark critncon. Thin arousing his curiosity
be inserted other materiala and ascers
rained another peculiarity of the liquid.
'lheruatarialplaoedialt changed arctic
adark drown. then a greenish hue. then
to a dark yellow. then light blue. ohanm
ingtoadarkbluet thenlight red. termi-
natingin brilliantaoarlet. which wuthe
permanent color. Coaeequonoot For
run—0*—
_Plomo Wood.
'lheptentoof the Baptiot'l‘aberuaele
.whiohwaatohavotakoa
”—
mmmmum
town-influential:
buhaaniaybeauppceed. wan vet: thin
infleoh. mohogwouldweighbefoiohis
incarceration. abouttoopounda. but. on
contingoutofthertraw. it wan nothing
butaklnandbonea. lnfactitdldnotte-
umbloahogvery muoh.butlookcd like
acute hideous monster. The above in
m tum—afi—
hallway Accidents. -
When a few miles from New York Mon-
day afternoon the engineer ofthc fast ex-
press whistlod to have the brakes applied.
Thin caused some excitement among those
of the passengcn who knew that the air
brake is usually used to atop the train. The
coupling between the tender and baggage
car had broken and the engineer ran his
locomotive ahead whictllng down bmkea.
The broken coupling was replaced after a
delay of a minute or two. The express
train leaving New York or «i o‘clock the
saute aftemoon was obliged to stop at Rye
in connequenec of ti hot box. The conso-
uucut delay was of about fifteen minutes
duration. and the car. the box of which
had caused the trouble was switched off
on a aide track.
The noon express for Danton arrived at
Hartford scverel minutes lute on Monday.
and an it stood at the depot when the
workmen employed on the truck just aouth
ofAsylum auwt knocked of! work for
dinner. it seemed like a sort of speelid
providence to two of them who lived north
of the depot. and were going home to
dinner. They got on board. meaning to
jumpoff at the tunnel. but when the
train reached that point it was running at
a good spud. John Cartull jumped off
and unstained severe injuries. Ills juw~
bone was broken. as also the bonus of one
hand. and it may be that other hurts
were received. The other man was afraid
to jump. and coustsjututtly got his dinner
“i Springfield. if fit all. and loot his often
noon‘a time. being very lucky even thus.
in comparison with his cotuptmbui.
W-...-
Port-cunt.
Rev. J. J. “‘ooley of Pawtucket ll. 1..
will supply the pulpit of lhe Cvuigwgu-
tiouul ehutvh . this city. next. &thhnth.
Aug. 8th le‘htl.
Miss t‘arrle Uomui of Richmond. \‘n..
is visiting her aunt. Mm. A. D. t‘oison. on
medu'aul avenue.
Misses lamiou Banks and Lnuru Tome.
of Stamford. have b \u visiting in toun.
hunk .iohus‘un of Ilmoklvn. spent lest
week in this city.
Minn .\l:uy Johnson mi. whittled to her
home in Brooklyn.
Nit-ts Currie Randall of this city in vi»
iting in 'l‘arrytotvn. N. Y.
Mi.» t‘urrie lluudell. of lkmbury. is
spending a few ilnys with ltln livers.
1.. .l. Shemmu uf \\'ut\~rlu\vn. t‘l. is vi.»
itltiu his son S. .l. Sherman in tine city.
t‘. (lrununuu uiul R. hi. llmvno‘ of (lien
t‘ove. L. 1.. are on n tour through (‘tllllit\‘~
ticut. They apt ut thn‘cduya in this town
ltlrl “Tell.
11. \V. liunvn editor and pmprietortd‘
The (Humid. the Temperance paper “as
in this town and 0in last week. and on
Sunday spoke ut the Women‘s Tempm‘unve
Union meeting. lie is soliciting subscri-
beis for his journal.
Mrs Bunker nnd duughter have returned
to their home in New York. after it Very
pleasant visit at the residence of Mrs.
James A. Wheeler. on Murshull street.
Masters Alfred and Philip \Vlwvlm‘ mv
visiting friends Ill New York city.
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“winner to July.
In July there were 18 cloudy and ii:
clout days: ‘29 Warm and 9 cool days: 18
rainy days. in half of which there Were
thunder showers. 011 1:3 days the. wind
was southwest. 10 northovtwt. 6 south-
east, 8 north-east. and 1 west. The cool»
est day was on the 29th at T a. m. 66 deg.
nnd at 8 p. m. 75 (‘03.: the warmest on
the “lib. thermometer at noon at 98 deg.
vA<—.w—-»<W-7~—VA‘
Thieves.
If the thieves who stole the {toil lust
Friday night night. \vi‘l come and settle.
it will be to their advantnge. If not. they
will receive the benefit of the full extent
of the low. for they are we“ known.
\VITNESS.
MW“—
Fbr the Scutiutd.
What llobbs 'l‘ltluks About It.
When Mmliobbs and 1 first commenced
reading about Dr. Tanner‘s fast. we, as is
usual in well regulated families. took op-
poaite aides: she insisting that it could not
be done. and l more with a view to future
enonomy than from any profound convlo~
tion upon the subject. contending that. we
as Americans. (that‘s what Linda Gilbert
and the test of them say. you know) and
at representatives of the Hobbs family in
particular oat altogether too much. and
that a little less regard for the stomach
would be of benefit financially is well as
phyaioally. and that our children would be
enabled to attain a higher grade of intel-
lectual development were they confined
to plainer diet. The chasing part of my
remark: was suggested by the apectaclc
presented by my oldest son. who was at
that moment trying to make his by no
means dimiultlvo mouth reach the dimon‘
clone necessary for the introduction of
half a corn tannin well buttered.
I noticed after a while. however. that
lire. Hobbs seemed to avoid the runner
Iubjoct. but an my own intemt remained
unabated. I very churltahly continued to
expro- tny opinion from time to time.
, 2.
*hbmolf‘a wife. The building laontho
din, orb-ink it... that m
limiting; a hen-packed huaband)
oatnointcarnokoauqar. and talk over
in ailonoc: “ if Tanner ouooeeda tn his un-
dertaking thcro‘ll be‘a fearful revolution
in houaehold matters.
money was introduced. to devote the
funds hitherto considered necessary for
the running of the domestic eatabllshment
to a more elevated purpose: ut‘unely the
followiugof the fashions: and Hon “
dejectedly. “ l verily believe Maria would
immediately put in pmetlec this new on
dor of things it I gave her the least on-
couragement.
A cold shiver run down my back. lira.
llobba‘ wornful viruge us I last saw it bc‘
hind the coffee urn rune before me in
threatening majesty. I began to think 1
had oxptvastxl my mnvictioua on the sub-
juct of timing a Hectic“ too strongly.
.loncs arcing that l was not in mt oouuuu
nlcat-tvo a mood no usual had ariecu to take
lilo departure. when who nhould come in
but 'l‘um Watkins. ruddy of countenance
and beaming \vitlimul nutuw nnd titlllllll)‘
good living.
llis greeting tltuugk lacking mommvhat
fittrigiuality \vus none the leoa cordial.
“ Hallo. old boy.“ said he: “ got. a holiday
no thought I‘d run down and see you and
Mrs. Hobbs and all the little llobbs. How
goes it. and how about 'l‘auuer down this
Why ‘3 t‘enfeuuded huuihug. that mun.
Why the deuceiby the way it wusn‘t cx‘
uetly dcueethut he said) don‘t they send
him over to lrelaud to tench the pom
envtturve there how to get along till the
fumine‘sover. Noueof that water diet
ful‘ ital. t‘ll. Hobbs l“
l hustenul to undue him that l hud not
yet yet gone 8“ far no to depart in any do.
give from my culinary comer of eating
und drinking.
“ lly the “av. how in MN. “0th l3:
contimnsldhis geniul and by no menu:
mmhvit chop. “ Dino she keep up her re-
putution for good dinners? traveling gives
a fellow a wonderful uppetite.“
l suggiuted an immediate adjournment
to the newest watuurnut.
“ No you don‘t.“ said Tom. with it
knowing \viuk. intended to be functional
“ l‘m i'ul going to spoil my appetite mid
incur your e lfe‘a displeasure by not doing
my customary justice to her cxmllent
cooking. liut what‘s the lllitllt‘l‘. liobha.’
Seems to me you‘re down in the mouth.
Nothing wrong: liuuueiully is there? If
so. just rtl)‘ the wool. and Tom “‘at‘
kins stnuds ready to suceor the needy. lift
up the fullru. and so on. you know.“ I
(\r‘rllt‘t‘tl hill] of my solvency and a client
just then vomimq in he took himself off,
prmulsim: to lw on hand to llt‘t‘tlllllitllly
me home to dinner. l'mmpt to the milt‘
me he lnmlt‘ his lllllll-l‘lllllt‘t‘. as} l was
about lookinr- for my hot pmpnratory to
lo.“ in; the milieu Now ‘om \vns rather
a favoriti- with Mrs. Hold». .lmving pro-
posed to lirr lwl‘m.‘ l tllll. and failing to
hour malice In mt».- he hmlJm-n obliged to
give way to my snprrit-r attractions; and
1 know from many yours t‘xpvritnt‘t‘ that
it guest. no matter lmw unexpected. never
seemed in lll‘ht‘l her in the least. As we
neural the lltlllet‘ on npjwtrnuce of drum
lntiun reputed to overshadow it. The
blinds “‘t‘l't‘ closed. nud the front door
ct‘eulwd omuously as I ushered our visitor
into the hall. I proceeded with n great
uppenmnre of eluwrfulneas to the sitting
room \vhrre Mrs. Hobbit was in the hnbit
of awaiting my coming. liel‘ rocking
chair was empty. mad M‘t‘lllt‘ll tn pnl‘lukt‘
of the spirit tlutl. bud nutuifeslt‘d itself in
itsa mvm-r‘s ftvilures when bidding me
good bye in the morning. I felt bewil-
dered. Tom meanwhile seemed aisle to
have become conscious of something out
of the ordinary. as he stood. hut in hand.
watching my movements. “ You‘re sure
Mrs. Hobbs is well. arc‘nt you Hobbs!"
was his remark. evidently intended to pre-
pare me for some awful calamity. “ She
was all right title morning." I responded.
but. I‘m blessed If I know what- to make of
it.“ l had by this time opened the dining
room dour. There in till the purity of
snowy damask, and army of glass and
china, stood the tuble. the dishes with
their eovtrs grouped artistically at that
end of it supposed by right of preattmp~
nun to belong tome. Beside my plate
was tut eiivnlopo uddr'.‘ an d to myself, in
Mrs. Hobbs handwriting. “ Exotisu me.
one moment,“ said I to Tom. “ this note
will undoubtedly explain everything. It
did. It was its followsi
“ Mv Dun: Mu. Bonus:
“ As your active-nation when at home.
and panicularly at the breakfast tuble.
has is cum-o ratinr monotonous, and as
you seem to entertain such a desire to
adopt the theory of Dr. Tanner in regard
totle linitri amount of food nece‘sary
to keep the human machinery in good
"order. I have concluded to avail myself of
the excellent. opportunity thus offered to
pay thatlougapromieed visit to my aged
parents. le..t‘lng you to practically dem-
onstrate the principles you so ably advo-
cate. You Will and apongos in the 00v.
cred dialled and your knowledge of the
premises: uni chublc you to procure
the proper amount of water. If.
upon trinl yourexperitnent does not prove
altogether autiafhctory. a line from you to
that cflect can be sent to
Yours. dutifully and affectionately.
Amok Jam Bonus.
P. S.-l havotakeu our dear children
with me. thinking a change of air will do
them good. A. J. H.
him. Hobbs ha: returned. What earthly
come there can be in Ibunor‘s making it
foolol' hitueolt l oan‘taco.
J. Amara Roast.
“wow——
nttWAYNN.
Wm. Hoyt la building a rotldome for
Charles Raymond who hat lately taken to
new road lately purchased by the towns!
Mil. running through til-tatltor'acat-tn.~
We wink him a long lit! and muchjoyhv
his new relation. , .
y i «die
The children of the Sunday aohoola are
anxious for their usual annual picnic. and
the teachers wish a large attendance of
the parents and guardians to anoint them
in taking can of the little once. Art of‘
fort was madeon Sunday evening to cm.
list the congregation in the enterprise.
Thomas Macktoll of Brooklyn baa fa‘
vcred his brother-induw Charla Thoma:
with his ytarly vacation vialt regularly
for twenty yearn in succeealou. He in a
liahcrmun lrv nature. Last week be but
the liu‘gust- black fish he ever hooked. lie
had him out of water when hit hook
broke. There is no lack of link in that
n‘tuily when lulu it around.
“m.—
IDDBIBN.
Rev. Mr. Grave of New Canaan occu-
pied thepulpltoftho M. E. Church and
delivered it very interesting acrtuon last
Sunday.
Allie audtiraciollell have gone to Spring-
field to dpcnd a few weeks with their
friends.
tlrlundo Whitney was married last week
to Miss Pepper of chtport. They have
gone to blow York on a wedding tour.
Nit-s Annie Jane was married awook
ago lest Saturday to Joseph Whitney.
They will make their permanent residence
in Norwalk.
Frank Hoyt has rented his house to Mr.
Dun of Stamford for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. R. l. Tolleo and her daughter Fran-
cis are visiting friends in Syracuse. N. Y.
Walter W. Miner and Henry H. Tolleo
started last Monday on a sailing cruise to
liyme. 'l‘hey intend to be gone about two
or three weeks.
0. G. Waterbury has been painting up
his carryall and now it looks quite new
table. It is the most convenient car._'all
in the county for piekniokctu and parties.
If you don‘t believe it come and try it.
C. laiunsbury is about to have nis tin-
shop painted by two of the expen pain-
iers in town. '1‘. P. Cave and son will do
the work.
Isaac Worivell was in town last Sunday.
He drove up in front of the drug atoreand
hitched his horse anti went in to purchase
some game. and the horse thought he had
gone about for enough: and no he turned
amund and trottgd home for smoothing to
eat.
C. G. \Vaterbury has been having his
sign newly lettered. It was done by
Juliuic Dberluut'ier. He is quite an unta-
tnur painter. .
Miss Adilliu Picket is visiting friends in
Newark.
A. 1i. and (I. ll. Uhusmar were in town
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Bohntumun are visii
ting friends in Virginia.
Miss Emily Miner of Fair Haven has
been visiting friends in this town.
Miss Hannah Engorsol died Monday af-
ternoon at 3 o‘clock after a long period of
sickness. The funeral will be held in the
M. E. church on \\-'eduesduy afternoon at
‘2 o‘clock.
A. M. Gardiner has just retutned home
for a short time.
lsnac Clock is digging u ditch in the tear
of his house to drain the land and to im«
more the dismal swamp. ‘
The M. E. Sunday school will have their
ptc~nic at Redding next “‘edncsdayi
A young man was up to the Congrega-
tiounl church last Sunday. He stepped
up to u young lady and asked her if he
could see her home and she .said “ No. I
thank you.“ and be made this reply. “Oh
how sweet. but Oh how bitter, to love a
girl and then not get her.
HilfifliiEMmlflwjmwi
STAMFORD CONN..
\l‘lLl. Eli-(WEN MONDAY SEPTEMBER m. in
The Police] afford: oppm‘tunitles fora .borough
preparation for college or tor hus‘ncre.
ll. U. 811$.
nclpal
WANTnD“ .
Girls to learn stitching Corsets.
We will furnish THREAD FREE
for the first four weeks to all
learners.
To those who want to learn to do stitching at home
we will furnish a teacher \vithort charge. and no soon
as competent will sin-ply than with etcady work the
year around. Gall or send address to
ROTH it GOIJJSCIINIDT.
Outlet Factory.
Ginghams
AND
PRINTS.
In New Styles,
AT,
a .
m that own boats \aulubhfor ,
mattenaud thingsingeneral. Of count drodghtgaeed. Allourlargo plantoraal'e
Tanner came in for his charcotattention. covering their plantation with now need.
“Ni you what it is Hobbs.” aaid Jones and many have planted about largely.
medibttlvely. after having amokod awhile Will. I. “phat! has planted forty tbouc- it
bushel: of ahella and thouaanda of buahola
of pine seed. B. it 1. Smith have planted
Mywifo waaaay- 3.000buahcla ofpure Iced. Dexter Colts
lug only this morning it the thing could has planted twelve thousand buckle
be done it would enable women when of pure need. and Cook and Hilton
husbandawcro always on the verge of have planted largely. The demand for
bankruptcy whenever the subject of oyateru in Europe has stimulated buaincas.
bJratcrerarkmaleEh“
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l‘rceea wow rm
W3»; Au\':88“r m3.
“twee-«that th‘e ohm . or anion
o‘clocka ..atthc m la
.maad mete mined
tlon ad tofthe‘ a: w a
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throughput
(“iteratedN lea dvedaye
‘mcueon.m
N‘olaon Taylor a. Son
Attorney. and Counsel-
lor. at Low.
strut-tum. nvtnntnu.
Oityof South liorwalk.
No Combination. Important to
the Public.
Neatlfal act of Gun Teeth wanted to
Ailing!!!“
323
motor a
It orb‘ot
‘ t‘li Willi.
if. Mn: «inning if arttIolal min are to be
naive and him Went AVOID“ adjoining Heth‘
x
m‘ ' "" ""‘"° ‘wmrmtvrtcat. nmrsr
A Pony mm. with a equate serum in good
m" M m “w m on w. on.
FOR SALE!
N the want of use. a
Team of Dark Brown Horses,
t vvar-I old. ad ll Work «who.
mt} douhlor‘a‘fih also? imfll “I. M trov-
elm. thahneaatanytlmemlthercoldctuw
owner. Jul"! ll. RRnl‘l‘.
SAL Sol-walk. Julio W. m. 5.)
Notice.
h‘otireishtreb ventoall per-Ions tenet trust ,
wife. Rate “my?“ my account. as I will payfl
debts of her contracting. lllxlti' “it“
Will Sun-walk. Jlly “b. 180.
Across Ill SOUND Fll‘l'l.
“TEE—
Stom Yacht Edith
Makes DAILY TRIPS from South Sol-walk to Hunt-
iugton. L. 1.. leaving this city at 8 o‘clock a. tit. lt'
wmrmum
now to a: "' .3,
YOURfOWNfii-i'm
LAWYER «'3'»
«DO! I" ll 18 ‘0‘
body walla It.
"negotiated Ago-h an
Addre-
ummmoommmluma.
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tho cstatrofSEYM 'R C. VALUE}? an insolvent
debtor of Ntmlk. In said District. mined in met
for the benefit of his credim lit-why 7
that we will attend to the linemen: out said ap-
pointment. at the ofllce of Nelson Taylor it gun In
said Xurwalk at South Norwalk. on the lRth nay of
Septemba A. I). ml). and on the 19th day of October
A. D. in!) at 10 o‘clock in the forearm of each ofeaid
dank
Said Court hath limited and allowed tluecmontbs
from the date 1101“)! for the exhibition to no of claims
ngnius said estate.
Dated at Nor-walk. July lilth lfi
1‘ l \KER
A .. ADGE D. l Commie
JOHN S. SEYMOUR l sinners.
rm 4!
District of Norwalk as. Probate Court.
July 24th. 1390.
Estate of 2!??qu Amara in of Norwalk. in
mid District. .
The (blind for the District of Son‘ ‘k.
hath limited and allowed elx month. from
the date km»! for
, the creditors of an d
estates to exhibit their claims or monument.
Those who. 1 to at their account. properly
attested. vnthucoid will bedebarredareoo .
All moons indebted to raid estate are mounted
make immedmo payment to
EDWIN ADM
St Acting mm.
commissionora‘ Notice.
The ooh-cum appointed by the court «name.
for thoDl , Norwaik‘kcolnmiuionere to make.
.finigsn oolaiineol the creditors
of thcutate of It! 1TH. an ln-olvent
debtor of Norxvalk in
ct.
forthobenoatofhls creditorn. hereby
ticethatwewillatteudtotbcbnu‘neuofour
ital
Sept her A. D. m
$§im altcn o‘cl‘bek in the
Sard‘ A ninth limited dud allowodthrcc months
karate hueoffmthcoxltlblttontouofelaiu
n errata.
ted at Nona . “W‘ 1”.
TALMADGE ll. ; Commis-
JOllN S. SEYIOUII elonue.
Piano tuning n0 Renault
MR. JWH KELLER.
Who hadycatlof in its: root. at
vutnuwurm mama leek u‘
tendtaallcnchwcrk. nu- ASPDCIAL‘I‘I’.
Not-null: $"M "more"
rI dnm‘Mxfi m‘ Conn.
on. s. w. FISKE.
Or mulch. cm. .
m M mm
PHYSICIAN
Wilder-of” Prentice.
mmmm
Medium.
m.w-Imt
loin. “thou“! ‘ hon
loam live-lay. July 20th. 'l'aetday.
the am. and Wedaoaday. the 28th.
canton“ tro- t o. to. to. p. I.
'1“th 1W“
3., “m Block, ‘
Pony Phaeton rot-auto. 7
71 ly .
Commissioners' notice. ,
'l‘hesuhscribers a inted by the Wollfiobatc
for the District of . ‘ k (Widener: to receive.
examine and decide theclairns of tho creditors rd‘
a hat store in Austin s:
SATURDAY l
Mammw'
31.
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fllllllLlllll‘
Being a Practical Hahttor of
man years ox once. e feels ,
contiydcnt of himlity to select
good stock and conform to the
oat styles. ' ,
mun-Cleopa-
snunmw. JULY Slat. ‘
“mm _. '
Selliu on I! mitt thud
tuuitstumuuutntrnmsf
Single Em Sontag
818. $16. 819.820 "“1835-
Thelatter humanoid
todflateefortbenoaoy.
[tough and M lat-coo
818.
Heavy Truck Imus :
WM“ loud llam-
mum-“010M
$700017qu elitist?
1‘0 33 DISPOSID OF.
The Largest Linc of‘Goods in.
the State.
Gorue get the Boat BRIDE)“ "snow.
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The Best in the City
AMAssortmontof
Gents’ Low she...
Ladios’ Best ‘ 7
Kid Button; ’
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