in!!!
TV; edncnlny. ’ lune u. IQSI .
in l‘\\.!
germane gmtimI.
so rum“ 2:
Sunday.
M - ———-
Fred. I... Baxter of New Britain. Inpent
Sunday in thin city.
~ p.-- ‘.>
“‘Ill L‘mw‘a house. on t‘bestnul street.
List of Letter:
H~‘lll.\tl\lll)" In the l‘ustwiflice at South Nor.
wall. June S. H51. Persona calling for
pnyn.‘ Ihespletten wIll please say they
.ll’t' S-l\0l‘il.ifil.
Mrs Thumust‘bnstv. Mary t‘anwnter.
\tI- Shim-I Decker. m. Mary Edwanls.
Mrs. .\ \‘ Jones. Mr. H. \\'. Styli. Miss
.‘ dune I \‘rrlml:
J. .s‘. In sslso. l‘. .\l.
List of Letters
ltnmlmm; Ill the l‘osI—otlice at .\'er~
“ I‘k. l‘onn. June L‘xl. lx‘il. [\Irsons
i..<'l‘ for an} of flit-\e letters please my
Inn :Irc adxmtxsul.
\h‘ .lohn “idioms. \\‘n\. L. llurr. .lullll
11m :. \l.tI‘..:;Irct liullflt‘t‘. .\lIss Rune (idlll‘
l \ Kuhn .\. lillisnti. l‘I‘Icl‘ (idli‘. l‘lllll‘lr‘u
ll \ .l Ind. Mrs. Libby llurwood. Miss Ella
ll.\\i‘l Mrs. Mary llulley. J. l". Hamill.
\\ ....< W. Lee. John t‘. Lent. Unit} (limit
I “In Nettie Real John L. Reed. t‘. E.
... \ll\ \lanIs Small}. Mrs. Minnie
w W 1‘, 8mm. Mrs. W. l~‘.. Stunt-t.
JEN: ~ hula-s \\‘;Ihlon. .lnbn \\'hIte.
t‘llh. tll.>l.\l‘li.\l\. l‘. .\l.
x]/'/
\\ .‘ will one of Let} unts crib boards to
p ".ifJ s III Blumklyll l.‘l.\l \H‘I‘k.
.Q. ‘
1”!”- .1»xze Krupp has lI.Id lIIs lerII con-
3. II \\ .llI the “ill! r, .,
... .
H» l i lt-vton l‘oInl It" you \\ nut to have
.t 3 li‘.t‘.ll‘vl llllll‘. ‘--
—-7 ~00.» -.._
‘x\‘-. H.“ A}vl~ is building :I III w burn on
-- ‘- ~-‘— .
2.12“» N Hellman :ll’l‘ putting their
\.t; 1.: n. dupe for the summer season.
.0.
~.~\.»n
\\ mlnlings In our
mt." Kl: Ipp has been nimble to attend
‘ ~« ::~u.ll business for the punt. week.
-M
depot platform l1
IM- ll‘ received :I few
:3”. punks.
<>
J \E.er1n:tn Is laying :I concrete walk
:l .lllvl :Ilmnt his plum on ('lxapel
\
‘ 9.- — , 7
' Inn ‘ms l :I-l 1| new roof put on
.vu Luv 1‘ street.
9..
., :lsr
\
- T11.2‘.‘1\Tl\lil.-Illil‘e.
. 0-.
‘~ l1 li.IllI.I\\';t}‘ und fainuly, of llridg~
'- l'llll'l'ly Hf tlil‘ l'lly. “t'l‘t‘ lll ll)\\‘ll
iVimlJy,
9.9
V. » l lil'uulll'.
lllll.\
\t :. ‘ll‘x‘v‘l.
Q-
‘-l ‘w‘ s .\l.Ir_\ .Ind lllllllt' Scull of llr will) II
.w \.~:l.n.; .‘lrstt'. l“. lhnlch) of Hus
.\
w 9.. ~—
':w L’ '1 \\'iIItIII.In lI.I- been painting 1...,
_. .1 Mounting up the lrev" :Ibonl
.. on. \\'uslIInquII slrert.
- ~77 .0.
:I- RA Ills lI.\l\’t‘I’l lullm Mulnlckvmo lio-
~ :7" :xmgu general overlmnllnz In
. r. V..‘
v
w .} I-t‘ puntlng, .lt““‘r.\tm: {\‘c.
> .0.
Kl \ '1'.
In .Isliort lune start for the
\\ es! u 3th the Inlenllon of loculln; there.
‘-
\lr« Lonusl-ury has been trIuInIIII; up
t".v~ tr~ es about her place on lower .‘l;IIII
ugi‘.
szt'y v"
tu‘i'llllllllg the
O0.
Millsnn l.‘ now
l‘I't‘I'ZJEj" purchased l‘y lIInI, on
-—-—~W-——-—'
.3 . 1t Ind ldlllll) have become res-
~ r ~ .‘l.lIu sir-wt. and are Iu‘r‘llll}'~
fitlilmn.
.N in I-fmw \.II‘.Itwl liy ii. I'.
r «o.
Tiz. :I'enmls about the Methodist pur-
l ‘3‘..l.:~‘ .lrw to be Improved in gent-ml up-
l“
:l‘lln'x.
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.‘l.lli.lt.;.: but lrtn»! 'l'lle tiger and life
val-1.: mm. 1-1 .s tlu mnow sir. am
A Arthur and the
«if l'Iv
t..l’. >l,\:Ill\ t‘llcsli‘t‘
lllllll'.
[1‘1le Lilli:
w
\l :9. it») t. «In of tiollld Hoyt, caught
- l..Ilti oil" T.nel'n lslclnd lust Thurs~
.}' hundred Ililtl seventeen oysters.
ail '\\:.1« ll 1:» l'l‘llltl hold tll the palm of
I. . ' .lll‘l
<>
\- a hr} of \Vat‘ Lincoln (Ind lien-lull
\ pow-.1 ll.l‘l‘ll;ll this lat) tins
ll t‘u- \\'.lenn,:lon ~-\-
. «s l. ‘l' lluzll ml. 1 i .Iil.‘lt=l Ill“ l‘r’ titlhitl
1' ll.“ \l‘lll} of {he lltllllllllll'.
.‘O
"v\‘..):-- H {\Ill‘lllti ol‘ IIIIs city .Illu-nuled
t1. 1'5’..,:.;1~l~' com wnlim“. :It lt‘oclxu Her last
\\ .lg. gt.- up 11‘ li.‘.\'lll,.: .prll‘tixli‘l time.
';;,:41s[snf H II‘llr‘sll‘I‘ illulli‘. Illist'tl
.lrvl dollnt‘s to entertum thlr
M
.‘ \\'. Lel‘ount had l‘l.Iced lot side. in
‘t;\‘.l,\t t, ofllw :I large number of
. ;.' loge liuurds. the proceeds of which
.le l'. r the ln-iu ill of the Library zusoulr
1‘. 1;: l‘rr‘e "2.": cents.
--——-— "w,“
A Is lull.- \\ inch recently clone ashore at
1;y.~ lumen. 53. \'.. yielded twenty-five bin-
.. 1.. of prime oil. four hundred pounds of
\\ lotlt‘lhllll‘ .lnll twelve tons of bone. The
mi. .lznl bone lnn‘e been taken by Boston
Z .-
pastas.
u. ,,_ .
~ . l‘lumlu}, while eIIgngcd In cleans
ax; lém g.“ machine III tlm llorlou llouse.
.. 1».-,\ honed Dukes fell into the receiver
and before assistance arrived he \vns overs
some by the vapor. t‘onut‘luuum'cul rc-
mmed 2t: won in he was carried into the
open air.
WWW
Mists Minnie Palmer. the uctnwl. in nu.
drr contract with her manager not tn
nmrrv for live yum“. 3.000 forfeit. b.-
In}; the binding force. I would Will to
im m-v ettntlgll to dlhldlll from mart-yin .
We kuow lots of women who uccompl‘
:lm feat. mtb mw.~.\'rtc )lmwn W.
\\‘e question the autumn of the m.
"-0..
The alumni at the mill-cud cruising
Itxlplmtu u! u certain clan who constant—
ly Annoy him by their pcrsiuteut candela-
nrss m gtteulpting to cross the truck on
llu‘ nppmach of trains This foulish care-
lea-ncu. be coccidens. inexcusulile. Ind
I“: not that himself mmmible for my
mom». If they cominuc to annoy him by
not unsung the wming.
cw...
Friday mght the bout wu one hour late
owing to the aeverc storm. Thole 0!!
l-urd report. having. mush time. tuck:
all being very m sick. The Adelpbl
Ms taken of! on tbul duty to an on the
Airy dock. and the America: took her place.
Tim Lunbcry mun did not wult fur the
com. and than of the pucugcn who
embed topmnunburykudtomcln in
lawn until um p. In. The Adelpbi rc-
sumed her trip- Suturdny night.
Iran. Hoyt & aw of South Nor-
wslk, have M: portion of the
building formerly occur—.6“? the curing:
luckmpwsuqtludcpct. Invoca- c!
lb. flue-t char ”WW in tho
‘ M can. and
m‘cupvckm-ly ch what. 0! th-
dout wlulc the cult. third dear h
p
Ind by
in w lot of “lilll‘ mist-ls just rrceh-
of Brooklyn. lids:
\ .sltm; Allt‘l‘ grandmother 1le lII\\I‘l“
:les. late local on lln‘ I.’r‘}:ii’» I
is nearly completed.
”. ..
Geo. t". Slillscu bus had an elfvl‘ for N"
drug blolt‘ IIt Durien.
w-.-” —
—Music at the Point every day form ‘3
o‘clock tIll 18 o‘clock p III.
-«¢'~—-
lloyt lbw. new steamer. the
I‘onkliug.“ is nearly completed.
.. l‘. S.
- M _, ‘
l‘rIInk Craw is etnployul III the l‘ust
National Hunk fur a short time.
t‘onIIcIlIunn Seymour has decided not
to lay any more crosswalks by guess.
QOQV .
The lulluml mum of the )IleuIckNuu Is
soon to be wpninted IInd the erIlIngs dew
urulml.
l‘ld. Smith and Phil Knapp were out
yesterday With their double scu‘ller giving
her a trial.
... ”vs—<—
Tltc sloop yncbl “ Elsie A. owned by
Frank Howell. is being thoroughly over.
hauled and repainted.
n
—~~—~»m-
Rev. Mr. t‘mmlisb u! the East .\ve. .\I.
l-ZJ‘burch. preached in the First M. E.
Church. Sunday evening.
.9.
v—«ll. Beers. the grocer. says: “ .\;:ers‘
Superior \‘rust gives universal sutlsfnc.
lion,“ .\lll‘lt);.:l|l\l curd wItlI curb ptICk-
flue
”-
Rev. ll. ll. llarlmurdelivercd annddress
on Memorial day. at Newark. under the
auspices of the (l. A. R.
, ¢>
Tllni. Village is pulling up it new divis-
(lllll fence between his property IIIId Mr.
5 \\'Ilcox's on Raymond street.
, 0‘.
“Infidel Bob" is \leaIt some of the re-
pubhcun Klpt‘l‘h‘ call him now. but Just
retort; election It was lion. lobert
lngersoll.——.\'cu' Ilulw'n Regixfcr‘.
.__ *—
Rlp \‘un \VInl-tle of Paris. registered ' at
the .‘lulmckerno on Monday. He v siteda
,nnmber of but shops to raise money to
pay his board bill.
90" '
Fred Ilyxbee left this city yesterday to
,tukc the position of wheelsmnn on the
: Plymouth Rock. not the Long llrnnch. us
we stated lust week.
‘ » «.- .
~T1Ie brunch of \l‘:IsbiIi;;toII Market in
holder's block is the place to go to get
your meal clIeIIp. l‘le-rything Is kept
; clean. and prices lhelowest lll town. t‘all
and see fol yourself.
.7 .0. -
\Vullncc lhlnn \vIll probably henppoint-
“'e un-
derstand there N twin; ll considerable of
wire pulling. In regard to the :IppoInlIneIIl.
‘ ed deputy sheriff for Nurwnlk.
- .,. __.
The new time table of the New York.
3 New llIIveu :IIId Hartford Railroad went
into oth-el on Mood Iy. \l'e print the
:change In another column.
.0.
\\'l::Il seems to be lllt‘ mutter with those
conn‘ndcs who do not turn out on llecom
tron ll'Iy. but swell the "Pavement t‘onI~
IIIIlIoe” and do the some :InIoIIIIt of march-
mg? “'o give It uxv~purc cussedness.--
; Iii-(ml .lrmy (#13er
' .0. —"“
{ Kretgcr's \vIndows. in the .‘lailutlzkciuo
attractive
2H
could
ldoul; present qmlo
ll” Appearance HS tlllt' tlt'Slrr‘.
'l‘ln- passer—by cannot refrain from stop-
p111}: to look :It their ln‘nnllcs, und many
are the exclumxilions of admiration heard
In their vicinity.
”“90.
lldtting is stirring up :I lItllemId the
E prospect looks favorable for 3 line trade.
prmuied tlIe Stulwnrls :Ind Half-breeds
don't. knock the t‘onntry into a cocked
lint. —I)qnlmry Dcmocrul.
There Is no danger of their ‘ knocking
the country into n cocked but.“ but. we
think, [he pmplc will. in a short time put
:I "head on them.“
* {0-
#MIIsic :It the Point mery day from
”.t'lt‘l‘k till 12 ll'l‘lnv‘k I). Ill.
o
~
0 -
The llr:\w~dridgc is undergoing repairs
and the public will probably experience
some Inconvenience thercfrmn. for :I few
days only. The original work of the
bridge was never properly finished. and
owing ton neglect of paint. the bridge
It
hp.
:Ind Its Iron supports will soon surfer.
should have been atlcndwl to in the
,EllllllllL'.
.0. "‘
hherlll‘t'rosbv bus uptmintud the follow"
“1;;Ilt‘l-llllI's:llIl'l'l'% l..(‘rofutofDdIIbIII‘y.
vl'lldllt‘x ll. 11.1)Ej1d'rzit llnnbnryn “Wu-
H. lnsbrow :1! Bridgeport. John T. liay-
mund :It Normllk. Samuel .\lct‘oun ill
.‘lldlllful‘tl. H. t'. Judd III lletllcl. S. ll.
lllucknmnnl lllllllltlL’lull. J. ll. liltIke—
nun .I' Htiutl'urd. \\'m. S. liA‘)‘ll«ll-lfi Ill
(lreen .\ IclI.
_# ..... .._.
'l‘he .\'.Ir.\;Il‘s llaml haw been engaged
to lill'llhll music twice at Week for the
.‘lnbm‘lu mo hotel. They \\ Ill play on
the hotel l .Ileony every \\'eIlIII~sdin and
Saturday evening. \\'e understand- that
the proprietor of the Malmckemo. and the
um‘upuuts of the alul'vd underneath are to
bear the expense. The citizens will un-
doulitully appreciate an attractive an en-
tertainment furnished them at home. and
the crowd of lIsthIcm will probably be up
to the standard cvcrytiuw. It will ecr~
tliinly be u very pretty nddItiun to the at-
tmctiveness of our city.
«~— -m-,.___.
We have heard of a fishing party. and
there is solIIetlIiug strange about it. and it
is of this in particular that we sink.
Now in this party were ex~.\luyur Ely and
Water Commissioner Sotmans. So fur
thew Is nothing strangeabcut it. llnving
buckled on their armor mid gutbeml to~
(ether the awry fishing put-upbcruulla
they hopefully started cuts-we pmumc
with "luck and MiG—«bu Up to fills
period all seemed regular—but—tbey
wcudcd their wuy to the Norwulk reacts
volt: why. :quc could tell. It is one of
those image (mini-renai- whicburc be-
yond the understanding of bumwn upturn.
Neverthelm to the Norwulk react-i air they
went. and in the Sol-walk rucrvclr they
fished. and verily fished in vain. This
quullty of and reservoir water being no
will underfloor! by our cx‘Mu‘m dud
Water t‘ommiscioucr. it must indcd buvc
been a «range hallucinutlon which led
them thither. They. with In Ill. must
have remembered bow impossible it wu
to book uId draw in. from a body‘ of im-
puritiec so thick and cbuuduut ant it wore
kc impunibility for even 3 lower form of
life to exist within it- prccincu A:
last. utter “watching utd wuitinx“ in
nin, they "diced their position, and its
certain unfruitfulccu. and quickly re-
trwedthcirmpl to the South Nor-walk
ruler-volt. Here. u night In expected,
":03 succeeded in obtaining. “good man“
and returned hm alluded with their
Sub. cud with the South Norwulk ranch
coir was-r for main thou pun pro-
ductive qualiti- wlucll delight :1le the
Mm and tho Min of that. who
MWdthuh-lu. Butuouu
an m cu «or know haw cup.
hulk W. Woodward wu in lawn over
00mm Brother: Inukc c land-one
chow of ctr-cw but in their show window
this week.
_._.., «9 ~
Capt. Anderson is in command of the
Adelplu for the season. The Captain bun
boats of fricnda. who patronize the bout.
s——-~ ‘im
Tbc neat appearance of the Franklin
alIeet school. on llundny night. is n credit
to Janitor St. John.
W
The experience of “ Antonio“ at Rollin
hunt. on the opening day. in another
column. is interesting.
M ‘—-—w
Hurry Culley bus cone to South Nun
walk to work in the Ncrwnlk Iron Works.
Fiimrgctotm Our. 1111an Alum.
-~~- .c.
A meeting of the members of the Neps
tune Club. Will take plnce at Prowilt‘s
hardware store. next Friday night.
‘— ~ - «9
Old Well Lodge I“. it A
third degree llIsl night.
served after the work.
Henry D. Lees bus bloke ground for u
new house on Spring street. l.‘lluIIInIn-
dien llrotbem are the euntrnetoni.
. Mu worked the
A collation \vns
w»—
TlIe Methodist people of this city and
East Norwulk are talking up their nIInnIIi
excursion. llmoksidc Park will undoubt-
edly be selected us the plnce to hold It. as
all were delighted with the it lust ycnr.
woo ,..
Francis tlrlielt. John McMnbon null
Frank Creamer of this city. left their
homes last Monday afternoon. They took
the 3 o‘clock tram to New York and have
not been lienrd of since.
.9. ~ ~
Henry R. Fitch Is putting it“ addition
on Mr. t‘ockmfl's burn in Suugutuck. He
has just. completed :I handsome green-
house for him at the same plIIee.
.- 9-.» ~—
lllmbury is bound to be IIlIeud ! Five
runnwnvs in one hour on tl Saturday of
ternoon. and still Brother Bailey of the
News is not satisfied. “'luit is it you
want for llt‘llltl '3 Murders. suicides. elc.'.’
If so come to South Norwnlk.
—— ~~ -909
.-\n cccceutric Individual wanders about
the towns of FaIIrfield countydlv nu; no one
knows how. and called the “lenlher IIIIIn."
lus apparel from his lint down being entire~
ly of leather. At one timel he bud a sort of
cave nt Huckleberry Hills. but this was
flooded by the South Norwulk reservoir.
—.\'c1c Ilm‘cn It'rgi'sh‘r.
‘>
“'bile. in Stamford yesterday we saw
our townsmun. Henry \V. ScyIIIoIIr on
the scaffold II! the new building now
being erectl d by the Yule Lock (‘o.. over-
seeing the work. The StiIIIIford people
kIIow where to go to obtain llrsl—cluss Inc-
elmnics.
.09
Reports have it tluIl JIIII Nash hns of~
fen-d Arthur Sherwood of Hungutuck.
three thousand dollars nnd his horse
“Ledger" for II noted trotter owned by
Mr. Sherwood. Jun will lnuke the boys
look slIlIrp If he succeeds in getting tho
desired horse tlcslI.
. ,., ,
l‘Ix-t‘ounly t‘quIIIi.~.sioIieI' “Wight. who
was sent lo the insane retreat n short
tIuIc ago. has been lIbcrlIled mId gone
\Vest with II brother of his \vIllI the Inten-
tion. we understand. of eonneclmg llllll~
self with the ministry.
M
The Gazelle saysz—“The present Board
of Burgess is conumsell of men who are
individually good fellows. but collectively
they do make a mess of It lrynn; to lruns-
:Ict public bus-mess on u strictly purlimn
basis."
The Board Is strongly Democratic. that
in itself Is sullicienl to explain it. \\'e
never knew them to do anything else
but “make ofil." if they only
have half a chance.
—— — - .00" ———-
tln Mondnv we called at the ollicu of
the Valley (ilcnm‘r. at Lee. Muss, which
wzcl recently purchased by Mr. James (lol-
den. late of the South Norwulk SENTINHI.
It is one of the best furlushed. best :Ir-
mnged and tidiest printing otlices we have
ever seen. and friend Holden is to be con.
gratuluted on its acquisition. He has fa—
cilities for doing a large business. and the
wide-awake men of Lee and vicinity will
doubtless see that be has It to d0.‘~'l’0lfl‘
~——wm—--—~~—
Ben Rubmlnn of Oyster Point. in the
employ of Horace Bowman. of the city
market. found ll lwliu‘tiful llllll large peurl
the other day in n South Norwnlk oystur.
—-.’\'(‘ll‘ IIvai Register.
Our frieudsof the II‘chs-tcr would not
be surprised at the above if they should
visit our city and see how thriving
our oystermen nrc. A penrl is ll
common occurcnce. and occiIsinIItIllv we
hear of it diamond being found. The
South Norwnlk oysters :Ire pearls in tlu-ur
fl llll‘s‘m~
Selves
Oi.
As the lime approaches for the second
unnuul excursion of the South Norwulk
'I‘euiiwrnnce Reform Association. thecoIII~
mittee arc Working hard to leave nothing
undone tlIlIt could mid to the enjoyment
nn l success of the occasion. Thurfidny
the :Bllrd is the tiny appointed, and we
trust that all will remember that the luv
ble “Loin: Branch“ is llIestenlIIer eluIrlcr~
ed to make the trip. She will leave
South Norwnlk at S a. III. on Tbumdny.
and return In 8 p. III. The small sum of
one dollar for an cxcumicu ticket. is in
itself a temptation too great to resist. to
visit the beautiful Mt. Pleasant. Grove on
the Hudson. Music will be furnished by
the Not-walk Band.
9‘. ’
Sam Durand. cf Norwulk. was over to
a bone trot at Wuoduide Park. Decoration
Day. and for some muslin returned very
much disgusted. 110 says everything was
mixed u so you could not tell who won
or who cat—tho track enclosed Ii piece
of «mods and you can‘t see only half way
iucund itntbat the home stretch la only
about 20 rods to thc judgea‘ fluid—that. It
is. in short. a terriblc ace for II blah-ton-
ed sporting mun. Nucbody on ht to
send Sun a little butchct to rural him
of \Vubin‘tou um great and good man to
whom: no one could any. “you‘ruunutborC‘
“Stamford .iu‘cowuo.
We called the attention of SIIIII to tho
above. and be myah‘die doubta it ‘GooC
ever vialtcd aucb II poor trotting truck.
during the» entire limo of hi: exiatcncc.
and bad he done so. he is confident he
would lave but: strongly tempted to use
his “little hatchet.“ Sam augzcstcd tbut
“if there are way cut-plus batcbeta. they
be rctulncd in Stamford and used without
oompuncnun. In the mmtimc if the
cpnrtlng portion of Stumffird‘u people wish
to enjoy u good tuck he would be pleu-
cd to use than in Norm-11k.“
WW-
Wc bur alkof mother mud 4th of
July excunion under the ruminant cf
Gupt. Perkin. and while he hula confl-
dcnt of in am under uny circummno‘
ec. we cannot but think can if come new
place were nucleated. bccldcc Rookcway or
Ooney Inland. it would in vaults boatloa-
ellt to than interested. u well u appreci-
utod by the public getter-Ry. We cuu
think of m very putty photo for
cook at caution. ad would mudou
Mk Glen hind. New London or
Shcltor Mud. cucb pone-lug “truc-
tiouc oufloicnt within Minute afford
u Wtful duy to the clout-doubts. It
would noun on though all wbu winhod tc
whit hookuwuy or My Island would
nail Wmdeoppu-tuultyclcr-
odhytllc ‘W" amnion on tho
Idoflkb ninth. and a am new
pho- wwuld II» “II. Opt- Puklul tu-
OlIu-lcy IIcr In painting a now do
for the pact office on the front window.
Answer to “ Stulwurt “ cud other mat-
ter crowded out this week.
w
The Sentinel mun baa “waltcd” very
ticntly two weeks to hear “what the
Aura-It would have to any with n I'd
to Vice Pmidcnt Arthur‘s rcccnt act on.
Well. that is really quite too bad. ' f0! he
might have seen it two weeks ago“ with-
out “waiting“ a moment, for the Gum
was the final finpcr. no h:- u we know“ to
“pitch into“ r. Arthur for such when.
In our issue ct, May 34 we alluded to the
Inatwr in terms not to be mlaunder steal
and not at all complimcntnry to the \ Ice-
Pmddent. As to his Sunday conference
it is on it pau- witb his other strange perfor-
mances. “0 seems to have been thor-
onablv "psychologist: “ by Oonklingw—
(3402!" c.
mec above is thin! We would re~
apcctfully ask “the mtzeffeman.“ to point-
oIIt to us In his lactic of the 24th. or any
other dale. whom he ewe said anything
in regard to Vice Pr'ccldent. Arthur‘s Sim-
Iluy business.
~——~ 7- «em —a
We weeived on Monday from the lth
department. of the Columbia“ University.
Washington. 1.). I‘... tbc following: " You
M“ hereby t‘tllllllltllltlt‘t‘ to appear before
the honorable trustees of this university.
on tho seventh day of June. at 8 o‘clock p.
III.. m. the National Theatre. in the cit y of
Washington. and show cause. if any you
have, why the degree of bachelor of lnw
should not be conforms! upon the mem-
bers of the class of 1881.“ und in the Inunes
of the otllcers of the class of 188i. also the
gruduntes. we noticed tluIt of John M.
Burnett as treasurer. Mr. llurnett was
well~knuwu in this city. nnd was formerly
connected with the Huxrlxmms it typo. as
well as his brother l‘eler Burnett. who is
now It full fledged M. 1).. and enjoys it
lIIrge practice in Middletown. (‘t. The
Burnett boys have done well. IIIId we
wish them every success. undnre in hopes
ere long of hearing of It President. who
IIIIIde. his first start in the SENTINEL office.
’7' Q” a“...
The plIltItiul steumer. Columbia. has
been chartered for the second grand un-
IIII;Il excursion of Our Brothers Lodgeund
llulleI‘ Lodge. 1. (l. t). l“. of Norwnlk. to
be given \VedIIei-uluy. the 92d. The tickets
will be only seventy-five cents for the
whole excursion. and there will he no ex-
lru charge for pier tickets. The stenmcr
will leuve South Norwulk nt 8 n. In. on the
morning of the 22d. IInd all who desire n
good time. it cheap trip. and It visit to the
new iron pier at Brighton Bench. t‘oney
Island and ltockuwuy. ImIs-l not fail to
improve this opportunity. The ” (.‘oluIII‘
bin“ will nccouunmlute thirty-five bun-
Ilrell people. and everything for the coul-
fnrt IIIId eIIjoyIIIeIIt of the guests will be
carefully attended to. Music will he fur-
nished by the \\'lIeeler t\‘ \Vilson Ilund.
The proceeds of the excursion tIrc to be
:Ipproprintcd to the purchase of books for
the lIbrnry of ()ur Brothers Lodge. I. t). l).
l“.. and it hoped thul they III Iy swell to n
lurgenmount. .\11 who go: cuunot help
finding the excursion :I most delightful
one. mm the arrangements carefully com~
plete. lllltl We feel sure they will return
pronouncing it ll success, and deciding
they bud ll " good tinIe."
0‘.
0n \\'eIlIIe.-ul.-Iy evening June 1st. ll! the
Zion “III M. H. l'lllllt‘ll. Miss May Hilbert
of t‘unnons Station, und (‘luIrles Ilene-
«licl of Bridgeport were married by lev.
.\lr l'cgg. .\t lIlIlf paIst seven the church
was opened and was soon filled with
friends. All were waning \\'|lll engcr llll-
ticipnlion the count K of the bride. About.
right the happy pnit lll'l'th'tl. The bride
looked very handsome. attired in n cos~
tulne of nIIIctlIIst silk trimmed in Spanish
luce. :Ind veil \vItlI orange blossoms. The
groom‘s fucu wore ll look of joyful con-
tent. The ushers. Mr. “'Illiuln Gilbert
and Hand H. llurlbutl. performed their
duties gracefully Illl-l without confusion.
After the short and impressivo ceremony
:11] returned to the home of tlIebrIde's
purenls. where ll grunt] reception was
given. About eleven o'clock the doors of
the diningr room were thrown open and
tnblcs llldt'll with IIll tbedulicute edibles
of the season greeted the eyesof the guest.
AL n lute hour the coIIIplIIIy disperse-d.
leaving the chief recipients in the :Ill:IiI'
laden with costly presents. eongrulnlu-
lions and best, wishes for their future wel'
fare. Mr. and Mrs. licnedlcl left the
next morning for Cornwall. from whence
they \\'lll return to their future home in
Bridgelmul. with best wishes of friends.
.\"
. ,w .
"utter-I \ctvs.
One evening last week .litnIes l‘lult null
.II “Iieml took two young Illtlll‘n out for It
row. slnrtlug from Jennings“ bout home.
Mr. l’lIItt culls himself \llt‘ clunnpum Hum.
IIIIIII of Norwnlk. IIIId in order to s‘Iow ofl‘
hisliccmuplislunonta he insisted llllll he
should furnish the motive power. He
Illlltulnwuv lllllil the skill peeled from
Iis pnlnis. but the bout lInI‘dly In Ived.
l‘IIuIlly. one of the party pulled in the
heavy bur of l‘iIilI‘uaId iI'oII tlInt haul been
towed behind. und tbe vuliunl oursunnu
inereusml his speed. reaching the ruilruud
bridge juat one hour from the start.—
Ilium
Mr. l’luttls one of Urnfut d: Kuupp‘s
curlcm. and has bud it good dual of fun
with the “noted English shuper.“ but
alncc the appearance of tho ubove has
nothing more to car.
moo—ww—
Rull of Honor-[Intuit School.
MAY 18st.
Grade 10. Clara 1. Ella Orlicb: class 8.
Lily Wing: class 8. Carrie D‘Artcis: chm
4. May Smith. ’
Grade 0. Class l. Katie Harvey: climb
8. Jennie (lrcgcry: class 3. Bertha Brown.
Angie Scott. _
Grade 8. Class 1. Mary Palmer. class 3.
Sammie Stevens.
Grade 'l. Class I. Genevieve Smith.
class 3. Cornelia Pickett.
Grade 6. Clear l. Nellie Disbrow. Frigl
Rooney. class 8. Ella McMahon.
.Gmda 3. Class l. Mamie Scbuub. Eva
Smith, class 8. Edith Hunt. Emma Scclcy.
Elude l. Class I. Rubble Erratum Stllic
Lawrence. Amy Wood. class :. Bertlui
Daucby.
Grade 3, Concord St. Class 1. Georgia
Gomstock. class 2. Clifford chucy, 'l‘boa.
Wulah. Gracie Wheeler. class '3. Harry
Evans.
wwwow—v .
Court News-Justice Bunion.
Lust Mummy John Wbcclun of Not-walk.
was art-called for drunkenness and sent up
tlll cxpouseo of arrest and trial are paid.
This it the third committal for the scum
often» within \l‘l even twelve tbs.
hum Gubcun, tailing “only: York
city, having wandered cbcut this c ty day
otter day. begging and sleeping in the
lock-up under tbs pretence of looking (or
a chance to weed onions It Grccu‘a Full".
but fullod to move in flat direction when
urged todouobytbcpoltcc. wu malted
a It vagrant, convicted dad an! up thirty
dlyu. When naked if he wu mutilated
in Wctbcmficld or SingSlngdls’olalmed til
knowlod‘c of their whcmbou‘h. To the
question of buttons. aid be wffiuflgbflu‘
cum. and was 3 neither of “willow York
ma Voluuheu. Though only“ prim.
bcuidtbuthc handed u clinic. at the
we or Gully-burg. Imd wi promoted
colon! of the
whorl but] tic
mound mu:
Strawberry Footlvulo.
The Ladies Temperance Union will hold
u atmwbcrry and ice cram festival. at
the rooms of the Reform Association.
Wednesday cvcutng. June lath. No coni-
mlttccs will go out soliciting. but anyone
willing to contribute a loaf of cake. will
add in the work of the Ladies Connecticut
Temperance Union.
The annual strawberry ftctival of the
East Norwulk Society will take place next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
.. .. “W
ltnvld lllll‘s “0ND “ Louise."
The opening races of the Hurstvillc
truck were finished yesterday. three heats
u. n frec-for-nll being netted and two
heats run. In the factor-all there was
three entries: Dictator. Louise and Ben
Smith. Dictator pussin the line in ads
viuicc of the others in Ia first tllltl third
butts. Louise winning the second. Ben
Smith brought the rear in all three beats.
The times were 2:30 . 3:97 . run. The
Ilium in this race were Inuc l superior to
tlmse‘nuidc Inst. “'edntxsdm'. But the
homes were obliged to trot slow an ac
count of the heavy track—Albany Daily
hens.
The “Innise“ is owned by David llill,
formerly of this city, and the time made
is remarkably good. We think if Dave
should bring lIisborse down here he would
berm to make a little better timems “Stun“
has not been fixing up his horse for the
past your fur nothing.
——-~~”~'——
The: New Iron l‘lcr.
The new iron pier nt Coney Islnnd is
now progressing ver fnst “fill with all
the injunction troublws being ntnn end.
it. will in all probability be finished by
the 15th of June. nnd on Sunday next.
June 12th, It. it tho Intention to have the
Rocknwuy steamers stop there to and
from that. point through the dny. When
finished the attractions on the pier will be
very great. probltbly more than there
would be if there was no other to compete
with. 'I‘bercfore the public. generally.
will get the benefit of the competition.
with greater nttructions til a less price.
and we lnIve no doubt of its provmglt
great succcss. and will be at harvest
for its stockholders.
—-»~~«ooo
Ilc Stopped lllI l'upcr.
{Newark Advernscrl
There are some oddities in newspaper
life which are illustrative of character.
\‘eurs ngo n friend and gentlenutn. nnd ul-
so :I liberal ndvertlscr. came in Mid indig-
IIiIntly stopped his puper. It was no per»
sonnl mutter. He wanted list to be more
vehemently repnblxcun. He paid up his
nccount. which was not lurue. for he was
ll squure customer. and marched off. his
name disuppeuring from our books,
except us (In ntlvertiscr.
The other day. after years of friendly
feeling he wus usked “'lltll he did when he
stopped his paper. nnd the unswer came.
"\l‘cnl down to Mulligun's the sumo IIf—
tcrnoon and ordered it from him.“ It is
IIII mssible for eurnesl men to IIvoid these
sudden cbullitions of hot opinion.
—~TlIe .‘llft‘t’l'ft‘s‘r‘l‘ sympathy:
we know of others who have bud similar
experience.
.O. —
The New RevI-lon
Of IlIe l.:Il.c.
Alas? for the unccl‘luinly of all human
cIIchIlutIonsl \\'e thought :Ill former
things llllll passed lIwuy, nnal while we
mourned as only IIIoIII'II
:Ire llt‘ll\'|l_\' smitten. we saw our benntlful
Luke go down with ll resignulion submis-
sive to :I stronger power than ours. This
was but :I few days ago. \VItlI its faint—
est ebbing tIde. the cry was united luck.
:Ignin und "twin. to the mourners on Its
IIIId \vitlI
" I'l‘suI-gpnu" IIgIIin in faintest echo, its
has our
those can who
hunks. “ I'l'surgllm, ri's‘ru‘gvml "
living. speaking waters passed on Into fn~
tnrily :IIIIl present oblivion. ’l‘o«tl;I}' It
stands before us once again III all the vIgor
ltlltl fullness of its former life. and bus in-
deed verified its parting \i'ortls~-“ l rdmll
rise ugmn." Yerily il has risen uguin.
lint \ley. tlll why did the day of resur-
rection not come sooner! This is the cry
of the cx-Mnyor IInd WIIler Commissioner
who would lIuVe joyfully and peacefully
fished in its beautiful \vnters from the
MIIlIlIckl-Ino balcony. bud it but been with
us then its now. “’0 believe that Lake
MnlIuckenIo has n nussiou to fulfil and It
will not depart into everlasting oblivion
till its \voI'k llllll been nclmmplished.
<>v
llmul League.
.\ meeting of the Land Imigue was
held on Sunday. M. McMnlIon. president.
in the t‘llllll'. There were t\ number of
tho Ladies LIIIId League present.
After the general lIllsltIUrH was through.
the chuiruum introduced Mr. Joseph
McEIIleo of New York who llllltlt‘ n spir—
ited Ilddrt'ss. He said. "At lust the Irish
crisis hits cquu and the most p. Iieeful pm.
Ile in the World lll't‘ hem; IlrIveII to rev..-
lutiou by n nodding lyI':IIIic.Il govern
ment. We lrislI-.~\Inerieuns fulibt'n'ly
promised our brol‘Iers ut l'oIIIe. should
tlIev beur l‘nrnell‘s banner fearlessly we
would stand by them till tll'lllll. Nay/G"
the time. they luIve done so and t its
prepare. if we nre true to the country of
our birth. denr to us by all sacral ties of
all‘eclinu and love. dear to us as the coun-
try which owns the cullluless gruvesol
our forefnlbers. the bloody gowns of our
grandmothers. dear to Ile us the llnul
where our priests have otl‘ered up then
lives for us end us such let us we naive to
stand by theiu in this their hour u need.
\Ve wnnt nothing but llltll‘tll agitation:
but that brutal cuckcey gm‘ermuent wnnt
only nclIiIncc to about us down. Then»
fore if we are true to ourselves and true
to God. uctlung but victory can crown
our efforts.“
Subsequently ”in McEIItec was enter-
tained lit the residence of Mr. McMahon
where many Irisbmcn \vcrc prcscnt. Ile-
s landing tn the toast of the evening Mr.
hlchtcc remarked tbut no agitation ever
yet ccmc before us that has done more
cverlnatln good fur Erin than the Land
League up tntlcn. lie alluded in glowing
terms to the Parnell family and after
sonic songs. speeches and recitation: the
company separated much pleased with
the enjoyablc evening they had spent un-
der the met of our \vcrtby Land League
President.
_. . 4... ___
T‘Vu IJIIIB l‘ttmrcrs.
The critic of children werc added to the
usual noises at the Pclicc Central Office.
lust- Tlllll'SdM‘. agonixod shriek: cf “minu-
mu l“ “mammu t“ proceed from the
prison of the Detective department where
we llttlc girls wcrc contincd for theft. The
'outbful princncra were Sarah Brady cf
98 Second avenue. 83mm 0! age. and
Nellie Mur by of 528 East Thirty-first-
strcct. ugcdl'l'. 0n Thursdc they stole
several packages of small va uc from the
passengers of the ldlcwild. tin- succeaccr
of the Scawimbaku, which plies between
this cit and the coast; towns ut‘ Lung 15-
liuId~ 'lYlIcy tried to get off at \V‘biteslunc
but- wcrc detained and locked up in the
cabin for the night. They were brought
ti)l tgfilty yesterday and handed over to
l. e co. ,
From their confession: and the catc-
Incnta of their Iuotbm. who were lum-
mcned to the Goutnl office. it wu learned
this Saul: had run aw from home be-
cause her mother had beaten her for
stealing. She adcd Nellie to accom-
y -hor in her flight, and afar taking
come clothin, and food belonging to Mrs.
Brady the :1: batched to the font; of
Em 'l‘b‘ . at am cud boarded the
Idlcwlld.
air all: apparent”
frcmyothc demand ' pm.
tected them u of the
ticket altar. und might ut least have
ruched the Legal
thcy 't yl'lll‘ehd’l‘:
mg. no a
ir «calla; propculltlcs.
'I‘bclr adventure on the Idlcwlld wu
not thclr first at crime. l‘ortwc
yea“, according to a «know
at tbclgmcthen. the two _
mm m '
until locked in a cell. when their ’dc in
their deeds gave way to frlgbt—. n.
Then came girls were brought to our
city on the steamer Adelphi. a week ago
Saturday night. One of them stole a
large box ot‘ strawberries and carried it to
the forward part of thc boat and sat on it.
and was discovered by Cupt. Andaman.
who came up on the boat that night. The
other little girl was around the boat cry"
ins. and when acmatcd by the captain
said she was lost and wished to beseut
home to New York. On arrival of the
boat the captain scnt II telegram to her
mother in New York. who came up that
same night and took both the girls back
with her.
———-«o—-—-——
'l‘hc‘ Cur-Iona Carton and the
name.
The evening flun its shadows o‘er the
dark gray walls. and on the hillsides given
the moon abonc deeply down: on the
waves the winds were pillcwcd. and the
twinkling stars shone on the scenc. The
sound of distant music was walled to our
curs. and the sweet. strains drawn from
the catgut broke in upon our meditation.
“'0 were wandering on the pebblv
beach of the "Brighton cf the East.“ it
was lbc opening daIy. and crowds bud
gntbewd there to join in the tllll‘lll and
revelry. The uforesnid strains of a sweet
nnd popular wnltx drew us toward the
dancers.
messing our way through the throng.
we soon found ouraelf beside the limiting
p..vilion.
\\'e raised our eyes. and our mind
was seized with that sur u‘ise which a and-
den meeting brings. ' c any we were
stnrlled does injustice to.our whirling
lIrIIiII.~—for whirling it \\‘llS'—‘illlll ‘ve reel-
ed~—n:iy we staggered—and it was not
from the fumes of the alluring cup. \\'lIIIt
saw we? Oh! it could not be. llut there
as the dancers flew o‘er the polished floor.
we mw it \vns too true. John ”union. :1
gent in whom much of our interest \vns
centered. wns clnsplng II nimble dnmc
wItlIin his arms. and was tripping to the
time of n seductive waltz. “'9”. well.
well. we luId our fears when John deter-
mined to learn curling in one of our luIt
shops. and thought those sud butters
would «leIuoerlizo him. And when we
saw him at that moment. we knew the
fiends lInd donc their work. He clthmd
the dnmc us he would have done. It cussi-
lllt‘rl‘ w llllt‘ setting off the brim. She wasn‘t
more tlInn three feet high. His head was
held high in air. and the ends of his Nu-
poleonIe mustache stood out like quills up-
on the fretful porcupine.
We watched him. and while we noticed
his breath coming short and shorter. the
dnme's eyes sparkled IInd she seemed to
freshen. At. last, thank ‘lIeuven! he
could \leltz no more: be led her to a seat.
But—uhl——wlInt——could it be? Alas! it
was too true. \Vho should we see mak-
ing n bee~line for this dainty dame but
Eugene RIcketts. a brother curler. As
Byron bus it—
"UH, on bu llllsll‘llt‘tl. llllll he drew
M v cute of “under us he flew:
'l‘lIouulI like :I demon of lill' IIleIt
He pIIssI-Il and vunlslusl from Inv sight.
Ills aspect and lIIIi nIr IInpn-ssel
.\ troubled memory on Ill) breast.“
\‘l'e thought he never would tirc but
though his frnme is small and his stature
low he clung to the smilingdnme like Bob
Ingersol to u copy of the revised Testu~
IIIcnl. But there was never yet u mortal
who could lust forever. and liiclietts wus
forced through Slft‘t‘l‘ exhaustion to lend
llIc stIll bloonnng dIIIIIe to her seat. \l'e
begun to have l'eurs for the lndy. and '
were 1clad when we saw her at lust ut rest. .
.\l rest. did 1 say? fuse hopes! .\'o soon-
er did she touch the seat Illtlll up pups
(lould Taylor and away she went through
the snow giddy waltz. The damsel must
lIeve been deulll on curlers tlInt. evening.
We turned and fled. nay. flew. from the
the scene of revclry nnd joy. Ulll‘ consti-
tution could no longer stand the strain.
GGIN‘S GERMAN LAUNDRY so“
I shall sell it at
present. time it is very low in price.
you use it or want it. 110w is the
Is one 9f the best for Family Use made in America. At the
It will scon advance. and if
time in buy. For a. short time
it cents a. cake, or 88 oukgs for $1.00.
W. W. COMS’I‘OCK.
SPEBIAL SALE!
ONLY, as
6‘
9-4 Bleached
Gin ghams
Prints, good,
“
Job Lot Tcwels
Lace Stripe 1111113 -
12011311 PllllB
1111119 Counterpanes,
and when we gained the sIleut road we
breathed freer. How long (Gould stood it
we know not. perhaps never \vlll. but the
scenes of that evening chilled our heart. 1
and we lost our faith in batters. ‘
Axrotoo.
-90>——-—-
Opening of“ Roton Point.
The grand formal opening of Rotcn
I‘oinl lock lltht‘ nsnnnounced. lnst Thurs-
dllV. The t fly was an unfavorable one—-
being cloudy and very windy, and as n
Consequence the crowd was not so large
as expected. and us Would have, been
present bad the heat been as excessive us
on the previous dlIys. However. there
was ll large number there. and they
seemed to enjoy themselves fully. Mr.
AI-kcrl. luId made the most complete and
satisfactory arrangements for the enter-
tainment of his guests. and his efforts were
fully appreciated by his many friends who
were there. 'l‘lIelunclI and refrealunent
tables were well occupied throughout the
afternoon. and the general careful und
courteous attention shown to all. gained
many friends for tlIusc in charge. The
music and dancing in the mvillion added
greatly to the occasion. be new dock 15
found to be a real convenience. and up-
u‘cciuted bv t I0 parties coming In by
wells.
The glass bull shoot. under the manage
Incnt of Mr. Frank llurrltl. nttructcd quite
ll lurgecrowd ol‘ Indies IInd gentleII-Icn.
For the three handsomeprizestwenlydwo
shooters flicell the tI‘IIps. Mr. FI‘IIult llur-
rill of llIIsl-ity. \Vllllllllg the first prize:
ll, lhtvis of Silver Mine. lllltl lieu. KIIIIIeI
ol' llzlnbury. tIed for the second. and in
the slIooIIng otl' Kinner won. 1“. Ferris
ol' Neslon. IInd l‘. .\dIIIIIs of Bridgeport.
lltu 'or the third prize. and it was won
by .- nuns. Tlic following Is the full
.‘L‘Ul‘t‘. ‘
l’I‘aInk Hurritt. Ill out of u povnlblu :30
Geo. Killllt‘l‘. lh‘ “ " “
HSIJJvis. IS “ “ “
t‘. Adams. Ill “ .. “
l“. Ferris. It} “ “ ..
t3. Ketchuin. l?» “ “ “
W. Kctchum. 15 “ “ “
S. Wheeler. 15 “ “ “
lluckiunn. l-l “ “ “
(lee. Porter. 14 “ " “
ll. Nichols. H “ “ “
Geo. Simmons. 13 .. .. “
Geo. A. Davis. It “ “ “
W. V‘l’hitluck. 13 v v “
Amos Gates. 13 “ .. “
C. Whitlock. ll “' “ “
D. Lockwood. 10 .. .. “
It. 0. 'l‘uuacy. 10 “ “ “
A. Dean. 9 “ “ “
(loo. Ferris 9 v “ “
l. M. Benedict. 'I‘ “ “ “
S. l‘cnncycr. 6 v “ “
The that price was u silver cukc—backett
the second a cilvcr buttersdiab. and the
thin) a silver cup. Much interest was
manifested in the shooting.
The pun uacd by Mr. Burritt was Iundc
by \V‘. 0. Scott IS: Son of England. and
weighed only ten pounds—wkucwn as the
“Pl“.‘llllt‘l‘.“ Mr. Scott was visiting III
Westpurt at. Mr. Saufcrd‘s. some little time
ambient! while tbcrc beclunc amullintcd
with Mr. Burritt. and arranged to make
and tend the desired an i. Tbrou vb ldr.
Scott‘s ccurtea '. tlIc purchase of t Ie urns
cle only stood . r. llurritt in three bun-
drcd and twent dollars. when tbc legu-
lIIr rice is five undicd.
’l‘ he pmpccta are that the next coming
event in. our “ New ‘Bri Mon.“ will bc a
rcwin IIIIItclI. on the “ curtlI“ between a
New ork pmfcmionul and one of our lo-
cal townsmcn, the race to be in working
bouts. The great. “ Brighton of the Eat“
baa successful - opened what promises to
bc a very fruit ul season, and the genial
pmpgictor bit: much cause for encourugu-
men .
....¢.—.—_
BROGKSI DEC
. Pond lillica arc in bit-acorn. and Mr.
chlcr‘a pond is the center of attraction.
us they grow there in large numbers.
Miss Minnie Raymond received the
price ofl‘ercd by Prof. Blitac for the l
est number of tIckcuI sold for his ext: .
bitten.
Some of the be ‘3 in our nclgbborhood
bud better be care 1 how they IIy hock-
ey too often or they may get d out.
Boys take warning.
Mr. uk Jennings in main lugs
quaint ics of. cucumbers to 119w crk. fur
which he receive. a maprtcc. some bo-
lug‘cldu high In thread . tar-perm.
PM. Bum Inc I ‘ . llama ‘cx~
mutton «rummlnfig.
It out ; . at W m
ms . I
clown hind?“ ‘ '
gBrufleuums Huse
Washington St,
Atlantic Sheetings - 80 per
8 and 100
Prints, light remnants, 40
R011 Cambric. remnants, 5c
Toweling, all linen -
Heavybrowntablelin’nZOc
f Bleached “
Bleached Napkins - 650 per do
11111113 Woven Ticking
,1 very fine assortment
101 1.0111 1111110113,
So. .Norwnlk,
Having a IIARGE STOt‘K that I wish to reduce
before talking inventory on the 15th, I
will offer inducements for CASH
follows :
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50
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400 .
2 for 250
12 121:.wurl1 18 '* ‘
8cw0r111 150
1111113 0rgantie,sli’l1iflam’gafl,251wnrt1150
508 each
5110 par yard
1f HamburgEllgmgs ‘
153 per it
250 wall 50
p I have mentioned but few of fhe bargains
ibut 1 :un oll'eriug.&1ul in proof of what I spy,
it you will give me a call, you can satisfy
yourscll‘thut I have bargains in all, depart-
i‘nents that will attract your attention.
. VAN HOOSEAR, ‘ ,
Conn.
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blood in
Blood. and will completely change tho
the eulircsvstem in breo months. Auvpcrann
who will tuke l pill each nlglitfmm l to laweeks
llltly llcreltmwl to sound heath if sucbn thing
be Ids-slight???“Inéulgar ulljetlcr “gills.
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Dry Ground Fish ammo, Pim-
Iafuml Guano, mm
POTASI—I
The Fish sud Null it the best Gcneul helium
for Nutrient lpplit‘allu in the market In its an.
Adapted tnwuweo. 00m and Potatoes. it is also we.
«In for (lulu and Gram.
LAST VISIT ' 5
to South Norwalk.
DR. S. W. FISKE.
Cl u ireomt u I I’ll Haitian, and
llculcr. lusowrs and TM! Mvdiniu of 30 years Pm
live. The doctor has been coming here every month
fur the pus! six years. and has always met with llb~
erul pulnmncc and goo-.1 yilt‘t'i‘fi. Owing to bid lam
practice in New lluwu. and other \‘llgflgflflflllfi h0' ’
\\ ill discontinue lllr \ bits to Nurwuls.
All most-desirous of the lumur‘s wrvit‘flt. can con.
putt llllll :It the t‘ity Ilolel. South Norwulkau
Monday and Tuesday. June 27th 7
and 28th. ‘
tllllcc hour-5 from 9 a. III. to 9p. m.
7 Thu Doctor can be ccmultul at his office. Nu. m
tfb .1 wheel. ch Iluveu. Comp. from the tubu- .
til I . 96th. at 8 p. I:I.. of every mouth. .
All who need any mnusel or treatment are. luvltud
to cull. :9 Doctor bus the gift to dcvm'lhe
puinuml secret dis-cuscut flight and “ilk his “fl
rump-Ines auId healing Imwer etunbtucd be lit .
to Cure all kinds of diseases In a short tune. ‘ I
The Doctor bu had so veur— mimic” tum.
andphvslcnin. as Ilmusauds can tuning to “I: It“,
“tannin our? he has pclrfum . If; m
a mad at 1 cure: in near v cm can» WI“-
Itlkcmy Alld‘dliiblclwcs must find in bi: ncdcd
tmuuvnt. . . ,
‘m5umm critic Doritimutmm‘tukc mgtdh- »
mum vitamins. cent“: when nth t.“-
mcuts tail. lilih uw valiant lnmtnmd in mm
The Drum wits burn with lateral bag at. a:
ilefi-ilwvru. “is m menu prim give. pew“ .
strength to the ducal-1% a. and with ill-m ~
numbers thin flock in lnu mom ”Myriam ‘
«way who does not weeivc bvncilt. librarian." \
tnsknucui mil nudlcme arc m wearable but“
and war alike can be restored to health.
The Doctor clam gives vuluublc‘advicu up bunt:
nutter-Ii and clinic min. of life. betkndul
financial. lncludu . princess Intuit-I. ‘
then. I fricuds. at grunt cllmw‘luu ,
samba-A Sittings for business tflluri or can
or the nick. $1.00. (‘cxcmunicatlcu b lulu!”
buslneau’ c: kcultb must In .3.
look of h tr. IIIul slump. AddeIluck
ermnmulus. and
N.
Nwwlcb. 0mm. Fur fun
dud act a clreulur.
rut}: SOTR‘E.‘
l‘scDr. Fiskc‘l vslmbln .lJII’Iucut far my“
Inst. it outfit“ heeded“ m— Inc can at
um. Ncunlxia. 8mm SWillllllgé. \t’uk
datum. mitten-d s. (‘hnppcd tn
“mummgh‘i a' lgukmcc in in ‘ " ’ ‘
~m emu: as ‘
the body. “have: I akin mendwhm
mmdhuquick sad «fiat-tut mun-l
Ito cw cbcctd be w. haunt. mums."
cute by all drugglstc. .
CU RES
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Br. (3. Art Ward of New}? V
In or mu muffilsh I‘lflk‘m ppm ii
Sc. lkcrwcl‘k and vicinity will I‘ll “g?
comm s: not. “WW
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