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turns it
so PAY! no
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To Advent-croo—T‘he suns“. i. ihv‘ Mi
Mire-filling medium in mi «mum—d in this owl-um
h insure tfilr‘rtiun the name mu. mix-retirements
“a" he handed in M \“Mnecdny mowing- Tevmu
If ldwrtt-ing m be Mend on our first page. which
“ii in every rue . .uzmy adhered to
"I": (‘3??Q‘Ip0":'fli:. - We 9|"!th N-qlh‘vi
9"“ "Ir or "to" at nix.- mane hirndl in each in“
in 'hu vicinity evil an 1:- "id a." mining the hwy
to forward Pm- ;‘nbl'mimn 'hurver Hem- M mirr-
ut may arr-2r tn their vieimn We will do in»
’m‘mt '1p."‘f nrcenvr. .\end aloe: the total
loan.
J0. Printing. , H mm inn! i‘inivn. Hunt
“‘5“. flititwmls. ln‘lh rim (is. \"iriinc i‘nrvln, Pun
Phlm. or nnrib‘ng cln- lit the line of hating. leave
{2m wmivr- " 2M» it‘riwni attire. it «re thrv ui‘i
i“'\’"lli"l "‘ ‘52- Huh-oi Isyiv and on resumahle
"ms.
3..-
i‘luhbtn: Mateo.
1 .‘rl‘ner'g ‘iw'hiy uni ‘cr'mri it s"
.ss. Nichol“ " ‘ ‘ "‘
“coma-n: V-m-h‘y Lin
"in“? ‘oiiih y “ “rm
Tue Nor-cry. “ “ ~ 3““
\merir‘an Agrtr‘iiitrinf'" “ 1 "‘
{'Ttw «it-uranium prin- nr u)... lhoH’r‘ magazine:
54‘9"“‘vi'l Qt :ii 'lt Nichol“. '3 xi". l‘emurcv'I.
tvv‘ N“l’.t‘f1\ Sl an
Lint of Letters
li'xtiin'niii; in thu l‘mt «hire at South .\‘or-
‘I'nlk ‘H? D minis 1‘3llllllLf for
any of {loan 1i iii es \\ :il pl: .isi- say they
ah‘ zlilx'r-rliswl.
(i. 1.. llrziiilev, .lvnnict‘oiiiinrs. Matt!"
i'nnncrs. l'ilim .\_ i'liristv. N-th Ferris.
lama lot ii.m~.’.-iili 3 innit. \\'. .‘lwrgmi.
Francis R. Parker, listwlla l‘i‘tv'i‘uuiv-ii. J.
l‘wrkiizs.
3i 3“}:
.l. S lu'xsixo. l‘. .\l.
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.-
List of Letters
Ri‘ltl.\l!‘.ll‘.,: in the l’cistwtlivu at .\'«~r-
\\‘;\lk.l'niiii., .\iigiist 'i. 1““. l‘choii-
I‘allin; for any of (lum- l» lli‘l\ Will pli-rLsu
say Ill") an‘ dath‘l’ll‘i‘iL
Mi.“ .\liimii' 1‘: Roll. ll irrv (‘. Burrow.
Frank lhirriiigton. .\liss l‘:lllllllt l’u'ttwlli‘l.
U. “I l‘v~~li. llaiiurn i'.ill.ih;m. .\Ir, i'alla-
haii. .\lrs. \Viii. Milli. rt, llvziry Hyatt.
John \V. ll}.itt. llirr} ”unlock. .\ll‘i.
Mary Litter. Mrs. Julio-s .\.-M1‘Llln, (i.
lkii‘uu Nichols. Mrs Margaret il‘lli'ivu.
.\lrs. l“. Palmer. it“ i". l.i llwbcrts. .\[iss
Haitia- lliixw'il, :sylx'osti-r .\‘licriiiziii. .\liss
Filll‘t‘l‘il'!‘ Tliiiiizim'iz. .\liss Lizzie 'l'rnv. ii.
(i. Yalr. l
glam:
Thi- Si-jsrisizi. is now $2 in .1 your iiixzir-
i‘ii\~.1li.\i\rr..\ii. l’. .\l.
3121115 and fictions.
I!
.\otlcc.
'50 New
in their walla: the Stntforrl Junction
tor.
W
Orr-n again for the Agricultural Fair.
last year. with Ionic inipmvenientu.
has a little advertising space left.
of the hungry saints and sinners.
WQ—n
llr. Holland says of New England that
there is no place on the face of the earth
that contains so much human comfort to
the square mile. And yet the Doctor
spends his winters in New York and his
summers on the St. Lawrence.
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The lletlivl IA'I’Q’Q'P is printing a daily
llil.‘ wwk in consmpience of the camp
nus-tin: at Raiding. it is in good style
and filled with mien-stint: itciiis. lino.
Reno-l is making his paper known fair and
wide by his immistcnt entirpiisc.
.9.
.\t llli‘ meeting of the Fiiirticld (‘ounty
Sunday School committee held in this
l‘tl)‘ last wwk. it was decided to hold a
county Sunday school convention at .\‘ur-
\~.ilk about the middle of Scptenilwr. and
another in Bridgeport some four or live
\\ m-k‘ later.
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The fall parade of (‘0. ll. and F. “'lll
‘llkt‘ placi- Supt. l-‘iili. In the morning
isii‘li company will have separate drill and
t;ir:u'i practice. and iii the afternoon \\'lll
iiiiiti- iii battalion drill. and probably i‘lusv
“lllttll't'L“1\‘ll'.lili‘Ull the gl‘ts‘ti at .\'or-
\\‘.ilk.
- ' ... ‘-
lrl.i .\lvad thv young miss. who on the
lsist day of June lil'iil't't‘ lli‘r li-g by falling
into ll. cellar way met with another acci-
lii
\\‘.'I.‘l
ili‘lll last Sunday which \\ ill causi- licr
remain quiet for some .\‘lii‘
out door wall-ling “1thtlio-iiiilofiicriitvli
ndirnlit‘ licr lug.
llltli'.
\\ iii-ii she slipped and
Dr. Hill has tlii- (‘nsvn
h» .M-A._.._
The grand jii._.' to iiiipiiri- into the i‘nu-
scs that lid to the Smiwuu‘ukii dixistir
yestvrduy brought in iiidictiiivnts for man-
slaughter asiinst the «ovum-s and officers
iiibly iii JilVillli‘t‘. This lilt‘l'lflM‘ in prii‘e . .
I” h l il l ut the >ti'zltl1i‘r and the l lllli‘tl Stain-i In.
1 i ‘1‘“ I‘ll. ‘ ll”(‘“"‘ 5r" ‘5' l" . \ ‘ \
I 1 h ‘~ . . “ am “ clw‘q‘tiirs. t burg-is are made :‘Lftllflhl
g k . . .
.n riis. ' l ll-ll‘” sti-iiiiilwuits and utminihoat liniiiagi-rs for
The iiystiTiiian‘s pic iiir Will take place
(in the ‘L'itli.
0O.
llitttli' \Visnl“ .ii‘il on Suturilgiy . ;it [luf-
lllli'lilllIV
people will siiiokc and should the clone in»
gross iii~plip~iire and disregard of law,
v...
—l-‘ew people are aware how injuriou-
iiiokiii: H, i-sins‘inlly when poor and iir~
tlavurnl cigars are used liut.
reruns-1min and um:
fordbilrondcompnnyhncboredflm
in solid rock. and have not ruched w»
SatRequaWill get out the Fanvm'u‘
paper will be much after the style of
Ho
r-fi w. ._
“'illiain t'nifiit of Norwalk has the
iiiaiisgeiiient of the dining tents at thc
camp meeting. and. as usual. i8 winning
pauses on all side‘s for the efiicient man-
ner in which he provides for the appetites
. . Ht. ‘ ~i - -
rdlu [l’iiltul J. n. «I it. _ i it. Hill} ”1““, “lili‘li an. ”Glyn/ll”, lli’ “I"
I ' 'I" iii.i!ii:f.iu llit‘i‘l‘ in be strictly fi'i-v friqii mn-
1"ill‘ll trams li.ix.~ m 5:“. :.. ;.m on llii’ :irlitii'ml “Wynn": sin-l llllwl “‘itli nun.
l N. \i. Lt 5'. ll. Illulrzuid. l'lil‘t‘ llil\.tll:ilvili.i-'t'1\. :is such the " Best
’ o-» lit-i “rd" lids :ui iiiiiiiipi'm‘lii-d reputation.
‘ Tl‘v rvvtimun of ll't‘ H. i‘x-nti‘v-ntli i', \'_ 3"“ ~lt‘
\\ iii bv lll'lfi :it .\U-ivtw“ ii on tho '3‘“; it‘sl.
- ., _ u. ._
Tlir‘ rr lint-‘3} of the Fifth
Wits held .it .\lixiii Rock on .\lor‘iddv.
.0- ~
Tllt'ft‘ “:is :i \a ry than) {all of rum this
i‘onnm‘tiriit
Ammmmdn Gab
fiddand‘ArtliurIclub ct unitary“
next londqevonlug.
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On the Slat of September. the Connecti-
cut Catholic Union will hold a convention
in Danbury.
_ .» .__.
Second Lieutenant Daniel C. Nash of
(‘oiuibuiy 1’. having resigned. an election
to fill the vacancy will be held on Friday
Evening;
\
Thi
9.6
The Hartford Times says that the Su-
prctuc t‘ourt has dtK‘lllt'd that a town has
no right to abate taxes on its property af-
ti‘r it has been levied.
v...
There is talk of having a regatta at t‘e~
dai- l’uint before the wit-um is over, for
boats iiwned in Southport. i'orwalk. and
“'esi port. —- ll'csfporfcr. '
—Qo.~»——-
Hregory Bros. of Norwalk have pur-
chased \Yiinli-ii llyatt‘s team and park
phat-tun for their livery business. They
are bound not to be boat in “it” business.
and challangi- any livery in llit‘ state to
show butter turnouts.
*QO.
Last “‘isiiicsday. John S. t-leyiiioiir. ii
polisher at the luck Factory was quite
smerely lliIlllN‘il by the bursting of an
t‘llli‘TIV \\ liccl. His injuries wi-re about
the body. and he has :tliiiost clitirn-ly rc-
(‘il\'|‘r\‘tl.
_. <w __
Many in this city wonder why Mi-ridcn
with only 18.130 population in both city
the iii-w
should ln‘ ftlYHTI‘Il with the letter-carrier
systi-iii. The post-other department llrtili-
ably took this I‘Iller' to obviate tlii- trou-
blii that has lN‘Q'll caused for _\'l‘.‘ll\‘ by hav-
ing two twist-Ull‘ll‘én‘. one .\Ii-ridcn and the
other \Vcst .\lcridi-ii. .\ftcr Sept. 1 tlicre
“'1“ be only one.
and town, as shown by (‘i‘tL-lls,
009 '
Mr. llciiiaii ll. harbour of .\‘orwnlk,
prcnclicd :it llll‘ l’irst baptist church. .\‘uu-
iliiy iiinriiiiig. liis lllt‘lllt‘ was the i‘riivi-
lixioii nft‘lii‘ist. ln\’t)l\‘lli;_' the cry of the
priests and the clili-rs. that. though sibli-
to sure others. he ("lulll not saw liiiiisi-lt'.
Tlivsorinnii Wits ltbflll’lll in its
lllt‘l'll. and bad a good i'tT-‘i‘t upon the con-
grcgatiuii. .\lr. Marl-our will speak from
the same pulpit iirxt Sunday.-Ilurl_fiird
‘. isf.
lll‘l'illl‘zl‘~
‘>
(in Sunday the steamboat Erastusl‘orii-
iiiir. riiiiiiiui: bi-tivw-ii New York and (”I‘ll
bland. New lioi'lwlleliarborniiil lion: Is!-
and sound. ran on a rock ilftcuu minutes
after leaving the island for You York on
her 6-30 trip. and tilled \\'llll watcr. She
was run aground and sank uvcr lll‘l‘ low-
est deck. The steamboat St. Nicholas of
the same lllll' took off llt‘l’ [\{L‘M‘HL'I‘IV. Thi-
d:i‘ii:i;:u‘ is cstiiiiatosl :it about $00”. Tin-ri-
was a grail vxvd-uiivht but no livvs \vvi‘u‘
lost.
9..
.~\n llll\lll.’lrI\‘ to tho li‘i-form .\suru'luliiill
has basin organizml by sv-vwral young: HIV".
and H l'llllt‘ll tho “ Young Mi-ii's li'i-foriii
.\xw'lllll-tll of llZIVll‘llr) This society is
9..
ll . . . in \‘i‘rk lli l‘i‘lllll‘t‘llt'll “itli tliv- old i-i';::i<
l" lrlllllti ti-cut it‘ll 4'l\ltlllll~sl"l\l'l\ m, 1p,“ ““1 ,_ “Hi .. V‘l'l” “ -.. “min
plilt'i'd, Ll‘l*1‘“!!i;.‘.'l“'l}‘~~'tii;l'i'niilisi'iit in“ . \iilipimi-il. It has it \t'i-rk lll‘l'll'l.lll\'
iii the
lil‘viiik
li:i!<'li"=l
“Jl‘llll'lJlilll
l‘iuqlllllliu‘kI
lll ”‘il
.
.titiinli :it
llii i-r. .lllvl
its own and 1‘ ”:I\\t‘lllt‘ll l.\- ll< own will
ll‘r‘. who urv' (lmii'gi- l‘ii'ri‘i‘, l‘l‘v‘sl'lt'lllii
\Viii. lllleN’ll’ll. \ li'i‘ lll'!‘*l|ll'l|l. li-‘ll llimv‘.
"1‘,r71luzlwz‘\v.(.n‘\‘I\‘,£!‘II{(22!.‘,'.(I“.:In.k. t'wiit illl'l lllJJs-l l;iiiil liN'kl‘il salmon \\i-rw Lid ‘ ".I__»T.I!I.‘MI,“1I i". ll “.k :Ll \ I”, l‘“"l’
— ‘w - also vlistriliuti-d. From eggs iiiii’mluvv-d l ili'lll; i'lms t'ablvs. si-wri‘turv. lli‘iil'.“'
‘ . I I I I I ‘ vI _ us . '\
\\ -‘ aw .i. .3" of i‘iitmii paprisfi‘niii years 3;.) g‘ltu-in \Vi'P—Illing {him two “mi l-llit‘. ll‘i'IL‘lll’I‘r. lle siii‘lt‘lV llil‘ its
" I . . .‘ .‘ . . ‘ .. ' I
John ll. rurro. fur \\'llll ii We ri Him a halt in four tkillll‘ls lisivi‘ l-wii t‘.|ll‘,:lll in “nu" NSF") "u ‘ M” l‘ H“ r I“ '“l ‘ “‘“r‘
tlt inks / \‘i- .. l l l - kt‘l titi \\ Inst strvvl. :tlid lllt‘ Tt‘Lflllllr llit‘l‘l'
._-. 4.. - ._ ‘ “l"‘“ l"‘“' "l“ “:::‘l“‘r"- lllLI‘ :iri- lii-lil on .\luiid:i\ :iiid l"I"IiIl-‘i\ i-vi‘ii-
. . ., - . ‘ "‘ ll|"‘. l‘l'llllllt‘llt'lllL’ :it ‘ ii. iii. .\‘i‘l‘\iilll‘ is
T'UW .\rc tv-slin" ii li-~r . iti lir n h = - - ' ‘ ‘- F ‘
_ III ‘ ‘i l mi. 2. lb» ll-iptht T-llN‘HLI' 1* Nlll'l-l,‘ " “”01 lll‘ iii-d to :iitviid tliviii. [indium] .\. II‘\.
him H't .-'l :iiiius of :Ipiiiiiiiv :i il.iI\. lt bad :i \v'l"_\‘ pli-asiint pimiic :it llrnuk-idv 0~~ -
h.i,~ tliv iii;il.irt:i. ‘ List Thursday. 1‘lli‘t'xi'llr\lli‘\\\.l.\ by tho Tl‘“ l“"”‘"“l“"” (lil‘lll'y 1"" "'l“l"‘“~
v» .Q. ' . '
. . _ i-r-giilnr trains Mp1 “lbw”; lili'lilv ”r “n". l‘lllllrllt‘lll; all tlu' cavalry ll'tN-Ps of lllis
(vim; I». 5?. John is ll-WY .ii'taii:.i~ Lk\\l‘l.~ - l
stain- and llll‘ Ira N iri'i~ i .i\.ilr\' of .\i'“
.\lr. .\‘vilm'k livi'i; oil on
ant town clerk.
\ arritiiin.
.9.
Tll" (.it maul "l.“ll baikw is to take piano
at Uri-gory} Point on the 9th of Sv-pti‘ni-
bur.
...
Uri-Eliot .\hpl‘s :ittr-iz-lvyd tini
mectin; «m Tu: s-liv .l'I-l ,izt mum: ii «Jun
(' thtp
Waist ntudi‘ for ll‘iv‘ i‘-it‘.\~‘t‘\l«‘ll . f siziui rs.
.it Ill" p.irk \Vllli'll \\;is :ill ik’t'll‘llt‘tl ll\ r.i
York. “ill li.i\i~ a rriiiiioii iii .\'i-\\ Loin-ion
iiiiml t‘lletIVlil-‘llli. .\‘utliiiii; ivei'urrml
io llllll' lllt‘ pleasures of the do). and all ““ \V"‘l”““l*l,"- Alt-Uh! 1‘. l'oiiiravli-s
mm... pun“. mwiurm; that lirooksidi- will ri-iidczvous :it the 'lliird lli‘giiiiviit
l‘urk I, u... placc f”, ‘5“.qu .\riiiory llall. .\ \kll‘llllh‘ll liiii- Will be
___V 7,.._,__ thrown out curly in llit' morning. followed
l.. l‘. pawn. has rpm"! ”l‘ hl‘ storm by ri-iiifori'viiii-iits. who \\ ill await lllt‘ :ii‘-
whip}, 1...“,it r""‘l“‘“ splw 1‘, “.1”. rival of :ill trains. lirt'l’Ill'I'll tn iiiti-rvii-w
.t n. w 3:.” k ..{ 13;.“ mp1 ”.1“ “ml .itiil " gnbblv up” all hll‘ilgglt‘mitllll i‘si'm't
{ul’lzlsltlx}: gown hump; tli~~ ”H...“ llli‘lll to limidipizirtvrs. lliisiiii-ss iiii-i-tiiig
lliiiiivr at tho ( 'roi'ki-i‘ I‘llll\'l’
_ coo ._
. . . » -. -- . 2 . . . _. :it it ii. i .
l’rnf'. { . “. \ II“ TJ‘W’H. “4:. midi xi \\ I l. \.\I .ill' M Mr. l- int: ll'lll llvls \isitiii, t I II'
- H ' . .. . . . l- . :i i. l.
‘Ort Hill" xix» m irrii vf' .\l.“ siixm ll. \ m lu‘ ll “uh“ "III‘""“' “(R ll" l"l‘" ‘” l -w
_ . , _ . . sziiiiiiirr resorts. ' ii ww- l I! v are iit~
“dmi oi Lill.‘ i ll). ilw'l .it lllli .igo on t'n liu \l t l k l .\u l‘Xl‘llilllfit‘ suis' "lino iii“ (iii. it. \‘
‘ ‘. t < " mini i llll't‘ iii: a iron ‘s‘h v '
llltlittasl. l‘ l. ‘ l Iliiiill“ of taking dimii .‘lll l‘\'l‘l'lll't“'it‘\l
A _ .ir .
. ‘> . , ‘- duiiily on on llll‘ platform of a street var i
w‘rt. I. TL‘il"~ «‘ri':ti:iii~~ to r- DAVE! hrt‘ V'
llrvitlwl‘ llniiewl :< IxullltlL: [“0 iii-tlii'l " l" "ll'T l‘m‘ your (““3 ‘L‘ 'r 3"” “ml"
P.NTl.VF.i.lll’i' .i;;im we :ickzir-wlcdgo
lillll for tlii- conductor. i'oiiiliii'tors are
receipt. of A l, l.lY‘ilil\ wt‘ \w;'\ tin-i I’ll-y, .' limb. dun“; “w lyhfil‘n‘ ww‘k‘ . . . . i . .
t. l ' :ixiii; <Ein't‘i’il .lllr titmli to l’I" llrilillll‘. l N“) ll"l”“ WM" ”“‘“< l‘"‘- “k“ “'lll‘”?
--, 7‘» ixiiiiii llii‘x‘llllx. lt l.~ an -~iiii~rpi‘:~i- that l~ ll"? ”“‘£“““‘l." “““H‘ ”WW lit“ .‘““"“
A new anl broad platform has lk‘t‘tl trim-tint: with ~ucv~~~ II‘ it_~liuui-l. for the ‘ will”? “v" l“ ”'"l “l ”H“ 'Wlli: "Ml
built at the lliwlilzn: saint: ill. \\ Eiti‘li daii)‘ midi-uh rniit till :i full account of all "““"- h" 'l‘m‘l‘ 1”“ "‘H.‘ "“""‘.""‘i ”N“
greatly adds in tli-- i"*iivvtiii llz‘l‘ .tt Brimk- t3: it is :iin; on at the camp gmuud cx- 5" """l‘~ l“"‘l "“ "“'“,. f'm' “ “b ‘l “ l"'” .
5M0 Park. 0..” ti... 1.13.3.1.an and mi,”- ”Uzi...” the conductor nuiw :iloii; :iiid siiiili-il \l:~
’°’—“"‘ tii-s‘tings‘. and ”UN. l‘“‘l‘l" ought nut to iitiii‘aiilly :is llt‘ saw the giver pa} iii;; his
Thu field and lltlt‘ oilii'wr" of tiiw lr'i‘iirtli
regiment. C. X. (L, \Vill rim-t in Brain-
port. on the li‘tli to timiiinate a major in
plum of Major Duty. risigni-il.
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prli‘i
Tin-raisingof t‘ii . of lt‘l-‘lilihlli‘
scr‘i‘ice at .Vnrwicli. Monday. from $2: to
$36 a yt'ar resulted in the discontinuance
of the service by many lit‘tiiilcl.
.0.
1‘
of goods embracing everything'
rut-class drug store.
——-—.¢.__——
-You must try Davis Baking Powder.
' wintely ure. Always an paper
no c urge for tin cans hence
503 um.
Mock
found in a ti
‘. —-———-QOO*
(flirt Gt amman. the jovial and gener-
I . was made happy lint week by
[la-am from Mrs. G. of a handsome and
.. . ten pound male heir.
-OOQ
. .. Bedpnth Lyceum Bureau has solici~
Ber. ‘V’. H. Boole. of Arthur)! Park )1.
march. to enter the lecture field under
mice: with his lecture on “ The
. 'm and L'surpation of Liquor
flour—Ashory Purl: Journal.
Woo.»
Phihdelpbia man became converted
~ , and happening to have a phone»
into which he once talked While in
of panics. he keeps it in his bedmm
when he finds a button or! his shirt
grits his teeth and turns the phon-
‘ .
w”
an of n well~known New York
. . - [wince T, now earring his bread
W by the in": of his brow, in
Metamucil!!!” to u Euclid
my. He in determined to win
oftluit family somehow.
W
_a
, wmmrnoon‘rruvia lib
QMutheDanbury railroad.
‘ “qumttninmdm-
1‘1 era-rerun engine. u. when
1 mksndfwuponthetnch.
W
“the Bridgepofi Fat-nur-
htminrewd to
dainvicuon the Dan-
hbhudupontherailuid on:
read but go and listwii to or engagi- in.
» 9-0
.\'i.-lit blooming rcrcus plants “1“ more
proliiic than Usual this season. llaiifoni
\Vilrox‘s‘ was out with hi). full blossoms
\\'i-diiisd.iy min iiiiig. \\‘llll‘ll was an illlll§~
ili‘ti-ly ouldoiii in \\':iti~rhui‘y_ wlii i'-' .\lrs.
l
llon. Augustus Brandi-gee. This delega-
tion is not pledged to any candidate for
Governor. but we believe that it is llll‘lltiL‘d
to look with favor upon the nomination
of a new state ticket. “‘9 understand
that some members of the. delegation have
exprea‘ksi a preference for the Hon. Oli-
ver Hoyt of Stamfonl.——.\'cic London TcIc~
gram.
Now that the political campaign is npcn.
the business in certain description of hard
ware ought to increase the demand for
hammers and nails for use when there is
to be "another lie nailed:" forspikes when
“the enemy‘s guns are to be spiked." and
the call for stores in which to keep the
“ old fires still burninw.“ ought to be im-
mense.
flow
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Under the head of " Sensible Advice?
an agricultural journal prints an article
advising young men to buy a farm. There
are thousamlg of young men in this coun-
try who cannot raise money enough to
pay for the washing of two shirts per
Wt't'li. If all such were to buy a farm
they would soon be rich enough to buy a
sent in the legislature. But perhaps they
have never once tnnugiu oi that.
’5 4’» -.__
gazing out over the vast expanse of the
sea. of mixing the varying skies which
head above and the white ships gliding to
and fro like noiseless spirits of the deep."
Shake. brother. You hove won our r5
sped. Ordinary men would have been
watchdog the new styles of bathing dres-
ses tad the noisy spirits that splash with
them in the deep. An editm. thunk Hea-
ven. is a moral being.
fl... ....._
TheBethelDafly Lodger any: that at
themmeatiug"itisanre place for
timgalbntbecnxtogetridofthoirem
dimes. “D’Anoin'. To coy bhiccgnoda.
etc..uednlichm. cheap. is too feeble
mice. We hove often thought tlntD‘.
Anollhflpo-sion of the ice-cunn-
nndonduphflaoplnr’lmu we have
mwmmmmm
m n- udi- will ujq rib
” We never weary of
our again.
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Tiic llllli‘ folks llllll a \‘i-i'y pleasant cii—
ii'i‘t.iitiiiii~:it at Mr. i‘rosliy‘u
ill llll‘ ('ity llotcl Liz-t .\l-Iiiday. which was
\Viliii'ssvd liy llil‘ family i‘i'latirrs of lllt‘
apart lllt‘lil"
In)“, l‘ll‘gi‘ “mm”. The NH w I \\'i' children. Mr. and Mix. Bartlett and si-v-
. ._ . . . . _ . . ,. . .
Y}l‘\\|“l liv lll.‘itl\'. liii: this is to ho iniiii— oral 3"“le “f ”w lmu'l‘ ““9 lull“ 1"”‘3
‘ ’ :issiiuii‘d tlic sci i-ral characters in :i very
creditable lllllllllt‘l' as follows: t‘llu‘d ( ‘liiiii-
The dn‘wbridgp “pim- .,f I)“. N. \'.. X. .\. .\l. Soiithwwk ll.t.~ :i pliiiit \vith ovivr . . .. .
U. Q H. railroad to draw tenders t u not twenty buds on it. and sci'.-iiti\i-ii of them lwflu‘" ‘h rl’lN-V l“"‘"" “mm“ l"”‘ ”5
. ,v, i. . . “ . ' . ‘ i \ ‘: . ~ -
open draws tun lllll‘iutt‘: lM‘f'Jrl' arrnnl of : 4"“ “will “l“ 53ml“ “7-“ ”WI" “‘11 l'k‘F‘ If”? Kim: ', ‘M mm (H I,“ ‘1 ”Ill” Tm
trains has bum reciikcd. mom in about a week. hm?“ M" 14'1““? _“‘ ' 1'" l"“l'- _ Mil:
__. M ... a... fl. ton S. ilutli as " .\diliral i‘orter. t'. l\. li. ‘
Reild Geo. B. l’i:iisti~l',~ new advertisu _\‘.~.v London send. a strim . iloliu-zitinu llarn‘ Fer ’i-son as " llii‘k lhadevc."
l. s . is .
“if“! in which lit‘ “1""?! MINING“ lH lit-i l to llll‘ ~!.‘ll9‘ convi-ntioii. bonded by the 7909-7
, .
A letter from t‘ipt. l'i-rkins i-ygi‘laiiis
that it is the iiitoiition of the owners of
the steamboat line to have cool drinking
water on the vessel at all tunes. and ice is
daily put law the liinkri l0 last the min;
voyage. and the only possibility of its be-
coming warm is from lying in the pipe
from the tank to the faucet while the
steamer is lying still. This we find to be
the case. and. perhaps. in this as in other
cases. complaint is often ma le without
just cause. No one more fully appreciates
the benefit of having the friendship of the
public more than public carriers. and they
will do anything in reason to secure and re-
tain it.
_——...——-—
At the republican caucus held in Mill-
tary Hall last Thursday evening the follow-
ing delegates from this city were appoin-
ted to the conventions: State. Robert. H.
Rmvan and Thomas I. Raymond: Congres-
sional. Charles W. Hoyt and Edwin Ad-
ams: County. Seymour C. Palmer and Al-
fred E. Austin: Senatorial. James A.
Brown and “'illiain S. Bouton. The
meeting electeda town committee con-
sisting of Messrs. Thomas I. Raymond.
James A. Brown and John W. Duke. The
uptown delegates are. State, Robert B.
Crauford and A. H. Byington; Senatorial.
S. E. Oliusteud and E. J. Hill; County. B.
J. Sturges and George B. St. John; Con-
greaionnl, Bradley S. Keith grid Elbert
Au eloquent editor. on a vacation.
writeatohls paper:
”aunt‘s-aw-
Ennis.
W
A Cambridge mother sent her small boy
i“ the country and after 3 week of anx-
iety has received this letter: ” I got here
all right and I forgot to write before; it is
a very nice place to have fun. A teller
and I went out in a. boat and the bout
tipped over and a. man got me out and I
warn full of water that I didn‘t know
nothing for a good long while. The other
boy has got to be buried after they and
him. His mother come from Chelsea and
the cries oil the time. A hose kicked me
over and I have got to have some money
to my .- doctor for fixin my head. We
no going toast an old burn on fire to
night, and I should smile if We don‘t lave
bullyl'un. Iloatmy watch and I am
mm]. Laban bdnzhomaaomemud
was“: I dull bring. borne 3 tone
W 2 l on gut than in ny
um."
I
sum-ocean.»
strike.
M.—
The meeting of the young men to or-
ganize the Hancock. will he held at the
Democratic club room this evening.
———~aoo——
The Temple of Honor are fitting up the
room formerly occupied by the Snsrmm.
for their permanent quarters.
-————”"——_
The Stars of South Norwalk defeated
the (‘rysuils of Norwalk. on the Fair
Grounds. on Saturday last, by it econ-of
7tu8.
. door—-
A good game of base ball 'as played on
the East Norwalk grounds last week be-
tween the Arlingtoiis and a picked nine
of East Norwalk, and rcsultcd iii a score
of ‘28 to ‘3 in favor of tlic .\rliiigtuiis.
”A ... ._
)lr. ”Purge ll. St. John. tax Collector
has arranged with Mr. Jacob .\l. Layton
to receive town taxes zit his oilii‘e lll‘.\'l to
Post (mile. So. Norwalk. and duly author-
iZed him in rl‘t‘l‘llll for the same.
-———«o———-—-
A large} audience greeted, iii-v. J. J.
\Vunlly at the t'oiigri-giitiuial t‘lllll‘t‘ll on
Sunday and the rcvcrviid L'i‘lllll‘lllllll
preached two good sermons. This pulpit
“'ill be supplied next Sunday by lli-v.
Jillllt‘l llubbi-ll of lliiiibiii'y. an able and
popular pri-aclici'.
._ - -,.. _,
Last Sunday t‘\'t‘tiliii: as “'1” lialloi'k
and a couple oi~ frii-iids wore on llll‘ll‘ way
iiptlis harbor. they \wkrv overtakcn by
tlu- Adi-lplii. In ”It“ swash from
lllt‘ sivaiiii-r their vi-ssi-l parted Iii-r
throat lllllll:ilil~. and in all iiisniiit
folksat tlii- llwdiliiit: i-.iiiip liiv'i‘llllIL'. :iiid
tin-y say lll‘ ls doing it up iii iiioi‘i- tli:iii
.\ll l\lll(l\ (if
lH‘ prin‘iiri-d at :i Iiio-
liis usual i xvi-lli-iit iiiiiiiiii-r.
ri-t‘ri‘sliiiii-iits ran
iiii'lit's litllli‘l‘. and locals :it all hours. (lo
and sec ('llitl‘lli‘ “llt‘ll _\u|l are on the
ground.
000
The :iil\:iiil:igi-s oil’i-ri-d by the State of
North t‘aroliua for scttlviiii-iit \\'itliiii llt‘r
bordi-i‘ zirc iiow attracting iiuiiiigraiits
from Mary iiiiartcr of the l'iiioii. li
N“|ll:4 “‘lll l:\"l":""‘ "".~‘ . .
H “I ‘“ “Ht. ‘ ‘ ‘1‘," ”H “a ‘ \lsitiii : .\llxn (Ii‘iil';lt‘ \\ :ili-riiiali «il this
iii the pupiilatinn Hi this .\lutc \\'lll soon II“
| -
lt.’|\'i- in law t'lll‘t'llll‘ll'tl. it! llli' lliiltii‘i‘iili'tils ' . .
.\liss i‘ldlllt' liuyiiioiid is \l\lllli_‘ iii
llt‘lil out are hlli‘ll us must most
f.l\‘lil‘:\lIlI\‘ everyone who lii-i‘oiiii-s acquain-
\\'i- coiiiiiii-iiil to tho :it-
iiiipi-i '31
lcd with llit‘lll.
l
changi- aiid in sinircliof lll'\\
i-iitioii of :ill i'lll' ri-adi-rs i-oiitciiiplsitiii: a
liiitt'vs llii-
'rt‘lllllt’l'illlt‘l‘ lliiiiiii his! l’iiiliiy iwi-iiiii; to
:ill .lllllii‘lii‘i' lliiil lllli‘il llil‘ l‘iuilli. ll “.i‘ I II I II f I
ll I".'l -\ ' l‘ l“ i i' is ‘ll-
ii <.ipil.il i'ltlill‘i‘5‘. .i|-~»iitiiliii.: iii pmd WU” l" H - ‘ ' H‘ H" l‘ l" \ ‘
ir'illh. l~i4imilly ll‘idlt’tl .ii.il liiiiii-ii‘i-ii~ZI\ “'"l‘ ""“m‘Wl‘ ...
iliiisii lll‘ll. and highly :ippi'iw'mti-il .iiiil I'ullul ”"11".“ ‘Illlw.
t‘llllllllt'llill‘il by lil‘ lll .iii-iw. llii- iiii-i-tiii; H . , .
- ' . llii wimp : . . 1m; :ii I. il-iiiii: i~iiow iii
Ull iii .\| l‘i.il.i\ l‘\l iiiii; “ill llw iii Ill.ll‘l' . .
- . . ' . ‘ lllll ”lH‘l‘JllHll. and mi llllll‘ll lllli'l‘l'\d.
\\ illi;iiii llillll‘\'. .‘lllil lu- .ii .iii il|l| l‘!‘\llii.’ ,. . . . ~
' li‘;iiii~ lllll :is in owx. ].iv;ivi- hiiiitli .\ui»
.\ll llll'lll\llt-l to
lll‘el' l'i’iilxiy l‘\i‘l|lll‘..f iiim-tiiigs.
i‘l..il'.ii li'l‘. 'l't“ll\l‘Xt\
l
i‘liiw iii' tIii- li-i-iui‘i- Mr. Wing.
.\l (lie
on llwlmll'
iii' “iv lgi-lii-sl'lii isti.iii 'l‘i-iii ii-ioiii-i- l'iiioii .~
. l iii .:iiid oii \\nliii~~il:i\'. Thursday and
oi .\iiiuzilk. llrl‘\('llll‘ll tlii- lQi-iiqiii A“... . ' '
. l'i'iIl.l\ ~-\i'iiiii_:~' after tlii'i'lou- of llll‘
rmtioii “Ill! a largo :iiid llli'I‘l\ b-uilid lvi ' .
' ‘ *l‘\1l‘i‘\. sis-ppm: :it all stations. l‘.\<‘lll'<
llll'.
lurk iii iitiiii; ii-iiiailis.
lllt‘
liillllxi‘ to the liiilii-s was pussi .l.
\\ liii-li \\.i.~ ii-i'i iii d by l‘ii-sidi'iii ll.il
.\l llli‘
’l'iivsddy .i
Illi'illllh'
oi .issoi'iutioii \iiii- .il‘
l
“ NH l.ii‘i'ii~i‘." and no lii'i-iisi' ullii‘i-I‘s.
.0.
ll‘c-t'iuil.
'l‘lii- _\ oiiiig pi-opli- nl' llllb'll l’llillil l, \\‘iwi
Norualk. \\'illll1ililll lli'lu‘ll
'l‘iirsilay t‘Vi‘lllllL: Ili'\l. .\uz. lith. Ill :iiil
/
l"i-sti\.il till
of tlio oi'guii fiiiiil. l"i'iwiiil~ ol' llli‘ l'.lll v
.’|l‘l‘ i'oi‘dizillIv lll\ lll‘ll to uni llll. \illill‘r-Iilll
lili'i-iitin.
, «0
(German .\cnii-c.
’l‘iiv lli'i'. .\li'. llvii‘li‘troli \vill
u~ii.il iii.-iit|ily \'i-.~p--i‘-Si-i'\ii*w iii 'l‘i'iiiiiy
i'mix'v l. .Il‘il \\ili pri-zii'li llii‘
u'i lli‘\l .\‘iiiid |I\ .il ll:l""‘
lllllll llll‘
lil‘l'llllill
.i‘i‘liwl. .
iii
l.iii,:ii i__i-.
iii ”iv .ll‘li‘l'lliulll.
l
l
mu...
Cunning I'I-iu-Iies.
\Vliili- i-x-l‘liicf Kinney was in lli-lar
ware “ii-l; bi-furclast he visited the fa-
lIlI>Il~ l‘:llllllll‘,{ i-stiiblisliiiiciit of \\'ilsoii iY
Ellis-on :it t‘uiiidiiii. It was .\liilhlll)’ and
not our of the busy days. and hero lit.‘ saw
im‘iil lnkt‘lh i-i' pt‘ai‘lii's put up. lllt‘ emi-
iiiiu: iiot lit-ginning till about halt" past ll.
The full capacity of the i-~i.'ibli~liiiiuiit is
about 3.001!lutski-tsadny. 'l‘liis \‘nlit‘I‘l'li
lias .‘l reputation for putting: up llil' bust
fruit iii the world. and Klillli‘)’ says. what
we get north are the last ciilliiigs of the
fruit.
.
‘90.
0y~lerilicii‘s Pic-ult-
The annual pic-nic of oysteriiicii. which
is to ho lii-lil on Saturday. .\ugust lfitli.
and which has come to be one of the priu~
cipulgalii days of the season. Will be of
more than usual interest this year. It
will be held at Tavern Island. under the
managmuent of \Villiiuii M. Saunders and
(iuuld Hoyt. who have been appointed a
Committee of arrangements. During the
day there will be a boat race. for which
three prizes are otl'cred. Ultiiiis will be
served in all styles. and it. good time had
all around.
fiwfl
(fir-cat Blue Ball Match.
There was a time when Smith Norwalk
was famous for its base ball matches. but
in past years the interest. in the. national
game has not been so great, till this sea-
son. in which Young America has gone
into the game with great zest. But it
isn‘t young America. exactly, that We are
now writing about but middle-aged Auicr-
loin—the “ has beens," who imagine that.
they are just. as apry and suple if not as
young as they used to be. and aredisposed
to show the youths of this ago how much
they have deteriorated in physique and
skill from their predecessors. They are go-
ing to play a game of base ball in East Nor-
walk at 8 o‘clock to-mori‘ow afternoon.
Two nines have been picked, who will go
to the field under commands of Captains
I. M. Hoyt and Geo. B. Harvey. Capt.
Hoyt's nine are. I. M. Hoyt. W. E. Quin-
tard. John H. Wade, Dr. Chas. Allen, Al-
lie Dorlon. Matthew Corbet. Chas F.
Smith. Fred M. Knapp. Harvey’s nine
are. Geo. B. Harvey, Frank M. Smith.
Chas. E. Smith, Edward Beard. Frank N.’
Ferris, W. A. l’oulcy. F. C. Crow. R. E.
Kinney. R. D. De Mund. A lively time is
expected.
OyIIcr Trouble: at Milford,
fig: Conn.
The oystermen of Milford, Conn., are
very much excited over a by-law passed
by that town at a meeting last Week.
This law provides that no oysters shall be
dug between the data when the law gods
into efleco. August 20.nml October (1,) and
tint after the latter date no person shall
dig more than three bushel-u duyon the
It aha provide-
Tllt‘ engine at. the Forming: Factory r _ ‘,, _
broke down yl‘sti-rday foreiiooii and 21 Fer-03ml
‘ausednshut down for the rest. of the . ' . . . . .
dz“: Miss Mary Plan of this city is visiting
' .. ————OO-—v-— frii-iids in New'York iiiid Brooklyn.
tlicy “‘i-ri‘ all out iii the “oh-r. lllt' bout \\'iii. .\l. li‘u) iiioiid is \ :sitiiig iii Statu-
buying iipsi‘t. .\ writing “as till the fillil.
l‘”“” ‘l"“"- .\ll\\ .\l:iiI\' i‘:i\.iii;iii;_;li has l'l'llll'lll‘ll to
"' “‘ "‘ lii‘r lliilil" iii this i‘ll_\'. :il'tv r a short Visit
c‘. 1’». ll'.\i'tui~ is rati-i‘iiig for lllt‘ good in lmuluiri'. i’
Ji-lpi'l‘llxfi'liil'lll iii tlii- N. (-I ll. i..iitiiii~iii iii ltl'_fl' :lllt'll‘ldlln i- I” (lip l‘lll'dlllllllii‘lll (it
'\""r““l“”r"‘ Hr illil .\|llt\' i-i‘ llll‘ lli'piililii' :ii Niaiitii'.
_, coo ——- I - I f I
Rev. 1‘. 5. \\'iii:.: ill-livi-ri-«l lllsli‘l'llll'l‘ iiii “ I”' h “LIT“ l“ “W “”‘l"'lI’II"l " l”
.. lll'LlLIill". pm...” In“, \\'I..k‘,h-~ I.” ”I“ lit ~t :iiiil lllllll II _tllll‘l|l‘. Ii III p iits
[lint llli‘ .\i~i‘«liiil ii-giiiii-lil Jllltl l illli ln;il~
. .\i the .\dlllltld} i‘\\‘lllllg llit't‘llllIL; .ii llIlt‘ 'l‘luisn \\ li.i “In.“ hm" li:ii'ro\\'i~nl "l' by
1I‘llllit‘l‘flllt‘l‘ lumiii tho iiiicsiioii U! '.\u 'lh" ill;ll"\lll‘.il ”m“. “{ tli-- “I: which “1':
l.ii-i-iisc~ " \\'.i.~ t iitisiili-i'i-il. ~l‘lii- i'llli‘H4l' [. H ”.41....” IHI-lmi; “my gum .~ imf 'l'l
mum \\:is l.ii:i-. :tii-l the t \i‘lt'x‘llIfll ll!l.:lil— rIHIIl llll' pos~-iliilii\ tIliai llilll‘“ liisili- lllix
lliHl|~ and i lLlllliJlli‘ In finor m u \H” ‘HI. l-I-i ii iI-iililoiiv ln‘ :i \\ liistlw :it Tll.‘|lll<‘\\ llIll‘.
lbw .\Hl'“ ir‘li Ii'u'Hi {In says tlizit it lii~.;ii\'
l
l
-liiiii_:t‘\ mill for
\
l
‘ lllI;_' of bonds for tho ii\'i'i‘i~ii:ils \\ llll'll li:i\i-
I . .
thrown back into the mi. 11: ‘ lay-law
the o' ' :hninhln cannot 11 Id. and
they claim to hpve the best of legal 0 win-
ion on which to base their claim. They
claim that it will be impossible to convict
a man who violates the law. and several
stand ready to’ law as soon as its
nwiaions areifi jorce. ‘They claim the
aw is virtually the same as paswd five
years ago. At that. time a. number of Nor-
walk mrtics went to Milford. dug oysters
in vio atioii of the law. were arrested.
tried. and the law imnouiiced invalid and
illegal. To unit t ie law then cost the
town some $600. and if till :ittnmpt is
made to t‘liful‘t'il‘ the law now. the town
will probably. they saw. be put to a simi-
l: expense. with similar results.
Mrs. H. (l. His-brow of Philadelphia. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Alfred l‘laLt. in
this city.
Miss Agnes ltulliiian returned in Brook-
lyn last Saturday. after remaining a week
with relatives in this city. Miss (‘lara
Rullniaii is iiow spending a “'t ‘k in this
city.
l".. H. .\latlbuuson spout Sunday"
.\ll'. 1‘. l‘. liouiisbiiry tit llidgi-lield.
.\liss .\llllll‘ lliltoii of Brooklyn. is \‘isit~
iiig llll‘ .\lisscs Smith on Ann St.
.\li'. (it'll. .\lvadc of llziiibury
visiting Mr. J. ll. Richards of this t‘ll\'.
Miss Mary Ht. John of this city has been
slii‘lllllll}: :i wi-i-k :it (ii-can (il‘tH't‘.
Miss (ii‘rtriidi- ll. lli-iimlii't
Nollie llisi‘riiw lll‘t' at H;it‘:|lli,‘::l.
Mrs. J. ll. llatti-rsoii and son. of this
city lll't‘ at Tl'i‘llltill. N. J.
with
him bci-n
and Miss
Miss Annie .\nabli- :lllll .\liss t'arric l’iit-
li'rsoii of lirimlilyii. .\'. ‘i‘.. :iri- visiting at
.\li‘s. ll. llnll-ii'k's on South Main street.
.\liss l-‘li-rrziw' .\|. Hill i— @lbllll; Hie
month of .\ll.fll\l \\itli i'rii-tiils~ :it “'11! in.
HM. ll. .\J. lllllllllii‘.
iiu:il \.ii':itioii.
.\. J. lliiti-liiiisoii. owing to ll“: illiii‘ss
:~ i‘llI)' -I\ my: liis :iii-
of his young-‘1il.iiii.:lil--r. I‘I'lllillnl‘ll from
his ciiiplnyiiimit :it lung l‘v‘i'll‘ll on Mon-
day. "\
.\ll*=~ .\l:i_"_‘ii'
i‘:iii:i:iii.
Miss ili‘lillll‘ \\':iti-riii:iii. of Brooklyn. is
ll. \\'m-il i~ \i‘itinj; in .\'i-\\‘
l“lllr~lilll;_'. 1.. l.
OOO~——-
The (i. .\. ll. Iliu-uiumncnt.
Tlii- lll<lli‘.ill"ll‘ :iri- tli it tlii-ri- \\ ill luv- u
Lili-ili \\ ill llllVi' \llllll 1'lii'.llll|>lll“lll~ llll ll‘
1 :iill and 6.1”
Station
\v.ill\ :ii i' il'1|.lll. :ltlil ‘2;l‘.,
p Ill. lIi-turiiiiifizli-aii' li‘i-ililiii:
.it Tzliil and ill” ii. iii.; l‘lzli’i. l:i‘.i and TM!
siuii lin‘lgi ts \\ ill .\|" «Jul from all stations
it I'lli‘ half of lllt‘ ii~iizil lull“.
‘>
TIH‘ Tug \Vlilstlc outdone.
.11 "mi. 'll,i:l4'll1l:l\'.lll“l \\i5li:ilii~-~lil\i-:i
s. i ~i'l"|t'||l, \\li14'l| ilt'\l‘ll"‘\' iiitii :i :«iiiiidI
lli.it i'vsi'iiililrs .'| liiiizilti‘ \\ itli a mum tlil‘tinl
.|llt iiipiiii; to how an :ilnriii of firm in six.
or ‘t'\l‘ll llllllllli'~~ it liliv~~uiiis iiiiii :\ l-ray
i-ilitfil to tho i'oiiiliiiii-il point of .i lll‘l‘ll of
ii l\ll~""~. :lll‘l llll‘ll siiiiiiii'rs down to :i
iii.il \tlllllllilllnlll :ilioiit li\ll‘t‘ll iiiiiiiiti's
li.i‘i lizis :i fziiiiily lllxt‘lll"i‘~' t.i llli' Hill of :i
it‘s illtlllil‘l'. ll llli‘
\ill‘l signal of ill\ll'i‘\\ that was evi-r
‘.ii »i -l Izi lll'\' lmt'l (If ”11‘ \le'lil.
is
._._ _..-
.0.
Military flutters.
.\ «‘ll‘i‘llldl' fi'iiiii tlii- ipi.ii'tvi‘iii.isli-i'-grii-
i-i’al's i»ilii‘i- litis bci‘ii l>~lil‘il. “dimlwill re-
llv‘\'l‘1‘l\lll‘|:lll_\' i‘oiiiiiiaiiili rs from :i lilll'ili‘ll
\\ llli’ll iliv y ill‘l‘lllt‘ll very filii‘l“\il“-—lll(' ;:i\'-
Illlsl llt‘l‘ll l:~\lli‘tl to lllt‘ l‘ii'st and Third
rcptiuviiis, and totlii' plziloi-iisii artillery.
i‘i~.piiri-il. :is llli‘
I~sllPil in ”ii“ Illlli‘lv'lll l't‘Lfllllll‘ill\ ll.‘l\t‘
live-xi iiiriiwl llllII lii~:i-liiu;‘ii'ii-i‘s. :iiiil llll‘
liiiiiils xiv-ii llii'i‘i'fn i‘ ll.l\'t‘ llt‘t‘ll :ii‘i-wiiti-l
:is- liiiiiils llil' llll‘ o\.|"v‘i».iis. .\ bond .
lli.it llil\'i‘ lHI‘I‘lI {iii-\Lii'iloil li;i\i- lii~i~ii i~.iiiv
i'l‘lll‘ll. 'l‘li}i‘~~;isi ii for llli‘ 'i'iiii'v- 4'1.
this i'iri'iilui' Was lllt‘ i'iiiiiplaitit lllllill‘ l-y
lllt‘ i‘iviii-iiiiiiiiaiils (if llll‘ i'viiiip'iiiii-s that
they now iiiiili-i iiiii'i-tisoinil-ly l:ii'v.:i- litillil*«
for the l'l‘ti|‘~‘l‘lI\' ili:it lm-z llt‘l‘ll l‘nllt‘ll to
l‘lillllililll(\. .i‘i.l for \\l||l‘ll llll‘I\' :tri- I'i‘>
spoiisililc. The giving; of further bonds
Would be :i liiirilsliip in many cases. The
snow i'ii'i-iil-zi' instructs i'oiiipuiiy i-miiiiiaii-
dziiits not to roll the overt-oats. but to told
them and strap them to the face of the
knapsack.
'l‘lic examining board. consisting hfflen-
oral it. B. (‘riiuford of Norwalk. Major
Thomas Meliliiiius of Hartford. and Major
\Villiam H. Stowe of New Haven. will lie
at the Niantic encampment on \Vednes-
day. August 25th. to examine the officers
of “the First and Third regiments. and on
Thursday the 26th. to examine the officers
of the Second and Fourth regiments and
the Fifth battalion. ()fliitct‘sol' lllt‘ Fourth
ltegiiiieiit to be examined are the follow-
11"":
t‘flptllltlh‘, Henry M. Blakcslcc. John H.
Slocum. Addison .\. Belts and George W.
(‘nrnellz first lieutenants. Samuel Cone.
Edward Finn. Ferd B. Smith. Edward I".
Jennings and F'iincis A. King; second
lieutenants. James \V. Scoficld. Franklin
I'. Perkins. Cornelius Delmy. Nilliam It.
Phillips, Alvaii A. Haiiscliildt. George L.
Dickens and \Vill‘i'cd 1‘. Van York.
-‘>———
“(I‘VA I’TON.
The galleries of the Methodist church
lirve not been used for a number ofjeui‘s
except on cxti‘aurdinury oc ‘asioiis. [This
Week they have been put in order to ac-
cninmmliite the increased attendance at
the Sabbath preaching. Very many could
not be mated liist Sabbath evenin". The
people here will not come out to be? fed
on straw five hundred years old, but the
good fresh feed that is set before them at-
trects the multitude and crowds the
house.
A. J. Bell‘s son Frank has been subject
to a falling sickness caused in the first
place by sun stroke. During the past
week he climbed an apple tree and full to
the ground in one of those Fits. striking
head first. wrenching-his neck in such a
manner as to paralizc nearly his whole
body. He lay in an inscnsilile state till
half past eight, last evening. when he
died.
To see the peach trees on Selectmen
Sammis fruit farm located as they are
with large delicious fruit will do you
.\‘oluiiids‘:ih' blatiiuh
lh'
not sheltered durin
spring do not bare.
are propped up to keep them from break—
ing down with their abundance.
the cold days in the
about to commence business here.
8113.
«Nomi. In ioiiipi llI'Il to « ominy uilli.
A number of his trees that were
ut the sheltered ones
It is rumored that a new ( cal yard is
Our holelis well filled with summer
”magnuwmmm
{the gamut Ami Encampment.
" Commander. Smith has issued later or-
ders concerning the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Niantic. making it come one. any
earlier than had been previously at: .
It. now begins on Monday. August 30. In.
\‘itntiqns are extended to all members in
good standing and tents for a thousand
iucn‘will be provided. Within a few days
a bill of fare with schedule of prices will
be published and the rates will be. made
very low. The object of the encampment
is to further the interests of the Grand
Afmy and it is expected that every offi-
cer will be on hand with a report of his
work and with plum-i fur the campaign.
The mutter was heartily entered into at
the last iiiectin'g of the Admiral Foote
pix-it '0: tliifiyfli’nd the following [Helm
lore of the t were appointed a commit;
tee to make all net-(mg arrangements:
D. W. Humvenor. John Charlton. L. E.
l‘cclt, E. L. Bisacll and G. M. White.
——-—d.¢-—-—
Dredging 031w" out of Season.
The nystcr boat belonging to Sebastian
Brewer (if Longr Island on Tuesday last
proceeded up the North River to a point
opposite Dudley‘s Grove. and anchored
thorn; shortly afterwards the men on
board were iiliscrvcd to be busy di‘cdging
for iiy-s"-rs. A. J. l’rin c. counsel for the
sm‘ivtv which has for its object the eii~
forrcfiicnt of the laws in regard to fish and
game. obtained from Justice (7. \V. Peck
three warrants for the arrest of the. men
having: cliarizix of the vessel. TllLEO. were
placed in the hands (if Ih‘putyfilic M" John
1‘. Met hull. of Yonkers. who arrested the
iiil'i-iiili-rs and took possession of the ves-
si-l. Justice l‘cck held the parties for trial.
_ .‘w ,_
The Ilonsutunle Railroad Accl-
dc'nt.
The three men injured in the accident
on the lloiisatonic railroad below Bots-
ford Station. “'ednewlay evening. are all
doing well. An cil’ort will be made to get
the wrecked engine out of the swamp on
Sunday. The \N‘iiterbury American re-
latcs as an incident of the disaster that a
passenger expressed his sympathy for
(lo-urge llmvr-rs. the injured engineer. by
slippiiii; a $5 hill into his pocket. About
lll!‘ saiiie llnlt‘ the owner of I bull which
throw the train from the acki mic along
and llt'i'lllrt'tl that ii . ilmzid company
would liavi- to my for the aiiiiihrl. The
pzissi-iigi-r \vliolilid tht‘ll llowi-rs the bill
lu-zird liiiii talking. find by way of com-
llli'ul. on his conduct pluiitcd a licavy blow
iii his face with the l‘t'lifi‘l‘k that he could
lillii' that in part payiuciilaiid call around
for more of the same suit wlii-ii he felt
like it.
NOTICE."
CITY‘ ._ TAXES!
‘iiv l.‘l\ piiwr- of Hit? 1‘in «if \v-iiili Noninlk are
iii-uh) ii<-i.it<-il ihnl thorny tax of six iiiills on the
ilulim ll'l oi. liltIJI-sll'firtlus‘lil list at is:‘.!. iii a city
lill'v'lvll: lii-ld iii .\lilitiiry llzill.1iii llu- l-t {lay of June.
.\ l' 1‘91 \\ lil lllt‘ «luv and tflIHllill‘ (Ill thi- 'Jtl (lily of
\ii; i-v. iwt. iii uliivli llnlt‘ lsliall be. ready to reccive
llll ~.i.ii iit ll llziyioti‘r stun-vii Mimi -in~ct.
.\ ll Hii and utter N'Illt‘ulll‘r 2d. hot). the r-tntuti-s
riwi .iri III! to (‘ulli-i'i I‘lln't'rllllllFll'rF of lllll' per Ct‘lll. 1!
mm 'h on 1d luv” tlivii rviiiaiiiiii: unpaid. which I
l"lt\\l\l.l.\' ‘ ’lfill.l.li.\‘.
l J1. .ii of T..v(. ~ I .i :lu- ("iy of hi izth NIIHHUK,
Hi.
[Ii .4 I... \vi'i'h. .\ .'\\ ill. i'ivmi :‘ill\ I» rw'i iii’m
Boots and Shoes
l..\l)ll"..\‘. ‘.\ll“.\".\‘ :in'il l‘lllldllll‘lN'N
pliil’l’lilth‘
A T
! .n\\' I ’l'il.‘(‘r~‘.
' Al
.I( )il TV H(‘Il1\l' It‘s.
\\';isliiii:toii Stri-i-z.
\ll himh ul' Repairing. mu! Fur--
tum \\ in It. in Mmrl Sour-c.
N l)“. YORK and
Nl‘l\\' l'lilfiliANl)
ll. ll. C0. ;
First Mortgage
Bonds.
liiioi'cst Jan. and July. t‘.iii
bi; Alcgistiv-rcd.
l‘apital .\‘tuck. $20,000.000
Bonded Debt,
L:
a
D (:(‘lll‘o
l'lll‘ lll lit‘l-‘i.
$7,000 000
l‘ is: llil‘l‘g'lfi lwuil-of ltrllltlllli‘lll \iu Eiv'zliiiid
Mimi-nib lll‘i ii ry -. 'Irl'l'. and -i- llll~ ‘ioaii “iii -|u-l thi-
inn-nor iii in .\ si\ pvt M iii . ii i- 1': ”Jill in iiiaiiilallti
ll> prii-v. .ii-il h. l:|r|llll} lulu-ii for ilt\’\’~lnlt'lll.
t‘imiicetlciit liiiws Excni it These Bonds
From 'I‘iixat on.
W.- can i'cconiiiieiiil this loan as being
‘llllt‘llx; ‘tliv safest nll'i-i'i‘d iii the Iiiai'ki-t.
(Iiizii. \i'ii. BALLOU s. (1).,
New York and Boston.
HHS. A. SWEET it (‘0.,
. lliistiiii.
The Nominations.
D’Art01s
llii~ Lin; Nine iii-vii Nominated llll‘l Elcrtcd
Professonof Ice Cream
In all its Branches.
l‘l ill TN 9“. .\lil.|.l1‘\‘ti The many yirirs t“ which I
ll't\i‘ >I‘l'\i‘(' ilii- piiiilii. l liiiii- iii-vcr “N‘ll iiiiy fun-imi
llllfl'l‘tlll'lll!. for llH' proof of which
T
,. Challenge the World.
". o ”I he ’l hetii-r article lllilll I can in my I no of bus-
iness. wlrtrgi 1 ill“ selling M the low price of
«1‘00. a Quart.
10c. a Plate.
l‘iin- and clean. (‘am-rer for Portia and Weddings.
MILIK 5c- A QUART.
undies 20 and 250. a Pound.
That Jii~ily Celebrated ROOT BEER Mid SODA
“'A'l‘rllt WNW“ at tables at only 5 cents ii ulnar.
GOING OFF! '
BARGAINS IN
Bills and SHOES
Cow 1:3 THE TIliiE!
Go To
C. H. Harvey’s
Fill? YOUR
(iU'id Stock. Gem-ml Assortment of an
Kinds. Selling at
LOW PRICES.
Corrie One.
Cor. [sin and lurch! Bts.,
South. liorwulk.
Boots & Shoesf
Come All.
Sun . Umbrellas
AT A LMOST
Half Price
1.26}: To;
C L O V E S.
25 01's. PR. PAIR.
3-H ['TTUN
KID “GLOVES
Opera. and Colors,
.\1' 50 L‘izs'rs.
Gotod Assortment
——Ol~‘———
Worsted Shawls
‘? ,
A. flicker Willi Siii’s
39 \VASHINGTON STREET
Conn
80. Norwaik.
O
was
Misses Sf Jflllll
AT THEIR
Norwalk
. illinery
.‘XNDA
FlillCY llflllllS Ellflllllllllllfllll,
(‘an show you the finest assoituieiit of
Millinery and Fancy Hoods. and their
A rt isii 'iilly 'l‘riiiiiiicil
Bound HaIS&Bl]IlIlBIS
Win. Jt'sr Sl'lT \‘oi'
Hats Bleachel, Diet and PieiieIil '
lly a First-class “'orkiiiaii. '
PLEASE (‘.\l.l..
33 Main St. Norwalk. Ct.
Millinery!
FANCY (lUUllh‘.
.\l. lit. l.iii.-: li‘dl not Igiiil.:Ii im' llli'.’ :ll ilic
.\‘i-w Shades and llcdgiis iii
RIBBONS.
SILKS.
SATINS, £0.
I
Also. :i .' .‘- ‘1‘:1;lkll;l71
Laces.
iii
Ornament-s.
A [straw N imbcr of
TRIMMER HAT
Conountlyon hand mil Trinined 1.» (min at siiurt
Notice.
|
IN OUR
Fancy llflllllS Depart
Will be found line of Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs. Corsets. Ruclice,
fiovcltiw in Lace Fichus.
’Silk am! Muslin Ties.
Great Bargains in Every Depart-
ment for 18250,
Great Bargains In
LADIES’
\V H I T E
UNDERWEAR.
LOW PRICES
\
i
In Every Department.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
.1 iii Paiiii
()ppuslti‘ ll. .11.. Depot.
MA
' \ Ship and» Blair mag...
Bria and Bock Btlildl Pile Driv-
i‘ng,» Plans? death-u
n Estln its: undo. _
Contact! annual wort! input-intended.
I lure formic: largcqnn‘ltjt of Bed (Sedan M
Fruits. Arbor Posts. (‘lothuil is. Bird Pol“. 1.
foot everything in the cedar lincfit‘mm a Rainfall: to
a mi; min- Putt. Also in}. Hickory. and soft wood
delivered at lowest nth! for Its-ch. ,
Office, fl’tmhinglmist. Bridge, South
Nahuatl: worm. 478.
Price ll‘or .
Rags, Bones, Bottles, Iron
and Metals.
‘artics iiiovmg can éiell their iitock by
sendingr wistiitl card to
W. P O D M O a n y
I .\‘i “'1‘! 1:51 ill \VAJ.K.
l
l
The Best in: the City.
A Full IASSUfitlfllflll of
(iciits‘ Lory Shoes.
. i
Button and Congress
G iiitefzi’s. ‘
Lgdics’ Best; French
é“ Kid 1’ *~
)1
a
iiton.
i\.
’ \
-AT—-'?
8‘? Main“ St...
Soul ll Morwalk.
THE NORWALK
l‘flll W01‘ {3 Cl}.
sor'rii NoiiwuiK. (11,
lil-v‘p :ii Moi lg; .
Steam Pinups and
Steam Engines.
Made to Order—Linux and Iliuss Castings. .
Do all Kinds of"
NERY WORK.
. ,.._. ...__ db
llll\‘t‘ for rule various grades of Babbitt.
Metal. .\leo Italian Illl'lnll. Packing,
Shout Rubber and \Vzistc. "
noiiiitii MAN Hum: ”.\SKE'I‘S.
“Never too Late to
Mcnd,”lm t. its cheap-
cvery time, '«when
you can get a First-
Class Suit for a little
money of ‘
M. DAVIS
Owing to the fact that I am
about to take a Partner, I shall
sell my entire stock of P
Goats it list
For the Next Thirty
Days.
Ye first who do come will get ye
best bargains.
M. D A V I S,
Washington Street.
UNDER ELY‘S HOTEL.
51
a
For :1 Pound of Good
BITE-ll l
i
l
l
i.
be
normalized-3‘“. Moll
“Iii
interbank!
7th.
rwwew
cr to buy a New Suit ,
At-G. W. Day’s
littlest Casi ,
BROWN’S
Shoes}
2‘
25 61:5 ,.
Norwalk Chronicler