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' - Wednesday. June It, IBSI.
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List of Letters
l: maining in the hut-«wait? at South Nur-
iulk. June 29. lSSI. Prawns calling for
an) of thmlotters will please say they
:H‘u advertised.
l‘. lna Arlington. L'burlic t‘arlson.L‘bnrl¢-s
l~~ mus. Mary E. ling. Lieut. H. H. Hoyt,
\l" firmly Lini'lh, Eli“ Prior. Mrs.
\\ ifvrlniry. Isaac M. Whitlock. Mary A.
\ .l“. iii-f
J. S. Di'xxiso. l‘. M.
List of Letters
Kfltllllfllll: in the Pn-atmfl’ivo at Nur-
“Ally t‘unn.. June Hi. li‘l. Persons
.1. 2% : for any of these letters please say
lli‘ x Ill‘P mix vrtised.
\i... Anni:- liurt. Edi-ts Nellie F1. (‘onlr-y.
\l -- Fun-um llzivis. Mrs. Mary Fitzgib-
. aw. l Neph l-‘mvlvr. Patrick Munion,
55M“ U' Savkett. ll. L'. Smith, Mrs. S.
N} f‘liJll.
il'l
i‘ius. Omani-up. P. M.
l \. Woodward is out with a hand-
. rm carriage.
«c . v
l s. \Ying preached in the first
. slzm'h on Sunday morning but.
.‘C _
i"? - ‘2: m lwrr} hllilllt‘ia‘ at Jacksoni ille,
‘Sal‘ in lit‘d lilt‘ nillpfh‘l’fi “NH.“ $ll‘JKl}
\.‘ l
:2 ‘ti‘dY.
" .‘Q ‘
\ 1:. sdu-nd vi four pri‘ vent. has been
3 .md 15 ilu- Xul‘“ qlk Lurk t‘n., paya-
3 ' » 92‘. and shvr July .‘uth.
l'lw pits‘ in “wt a gun! fvxxuh pin-e of
.., x! H Al iliu ”llrmwh of \V‘uxhingtun
nus-.4 \‘cg-mldm of all kmll‘ an
'1 \ 'ri l-.\l).i
: oso 1
\ln m .1? thv Pam! mrii div) t‘mm ‘3
. i m; :c .v. 3w}. p m
0‘. ,
' . Hm m will» land Hm \lix'tmvf \lvtn of
r, r l u allu“ nl hi mtl’l‘y 2W.“ ‘u‘xvn‘nz
\uuxulk“ lug luvn. ilm Mir phi, is
V r4 f==i ‘80 ..\7.,...r“.nwl ”rm“.
M "
\- M1,. Howl-«on. !‘\!\ nf .lnlln ll. iLllll‘f‘.
it .. lilfl}tllfi With an axe on Sunday
"4 “N. :ind rm mm of his fingvn
.v
M“
l l‘ \wzila. thv pizinht. has ln‘on cn<
.-l m \lr .\i‘lh‘fl. iuid W|ll NJ)“ at
. l‘-=.!‘.l liwrvziftur evvry afternoon
.._ ”1...:
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i‘2=‘.'x.ii mwimg :‘lll'i dinner of flu-
. i :i-m ~‘ Vv-tc-rnn “aknnt‘llliltlll \\‘lll ho
‘ :3» this, at llotnii l‘nint.
~ .0.
.: uf Hil Hum nfl‘hu‘ugri, which
. \ lurgw property :tmnni: :\ large
" ‘ r nf' pvmplr, given to lniugi-no‘
‘ ~A~f Nurwriik the nunual lllt‘flfut‘ of
.\'> W Hurry: er'xl‘o'r.
".0.‘
‘- .;w~r:ritv~ihl:-iit Suniiifurth has rw‘vivcd
’ :riv hrunze lignrvof .'\ stark for
- r' unmin sit llnmkslde Purl-z, thus ud-
. nmilwradornment to that already
\ «4:
yr!
plum.
"rt 71‘“
w~ ———-
l . ummrnrd members of llli‘ U. A. ll.
‘ .m employed Hon. Jumm Illuisti-mi to
‘. 3: llr 'l‘rmvbri‘igv. the ulluged abor-
iziJ. l‘r. Trmvbrulgu was a surgi‘ou in
. iqiln' wztr wnh tlm T\\'l-nty~tliird Ill-g-
: :2 l , V.
— «o»
’l‘lw .innuzil rvuniuu of the thh l‘onnec-
u: Vuiutltevn will he hr-l-i .in vat'
\ mum snnwtinm ”ll" summer. The Pill-
-- 'x~ uf .\'n\\' t‘annnn proposu to giro the
The “'lim‘li‘r &
5.
llv\\ . 1, u :U‘Hl rrcvption.
\\'il~..n ll ind “ ill furnish niusiv.
—- ooo .,. —
i'- w: :n ”tr-r illlllllllli; cunto'mplutes build-
;:~.: luw ll.lllll."4ll\19 «‘nftagns on his lot on
:l.. l; Z'I. minimum llvv. V\'. ll. Gilbert's
1’.l=" if Mr. Dunning should conclude
ir:::§vl. no have no doubt but what ho
lli‘l f‘t'mill)‘ gl‘l tenants.
~ 0-. - --,
\‘.'.- \vvrw ill t‘l’FHI’ last week when we
u liml tlmt ill" graduating oxen-lacs of the
":1; 'll .N' ‘lltbll would tulle place next.
‘i: i"«l.i} Friday of this wool: is the
' raw. ‘l‘lin- vxu-rnws will Ukkf' place in the
."t: Hznnn. :Ultl there will he a reception
vYI‘lllll; at “ o'clock.
OoO-~ '—
::-..nl-. '1'. Hyatt. tlm Norwnlk dentist.
».. rtzsm in another column that he does
'2 z. u
1)“ng any wmihimrfiun. and mu
t . -."l' ”Lil-(P artificial toothi-hcuiwrthnn
~lltrl‘llt’llll5t in Norwulk. and war-
-" Tllt‘lll in lu‘ of thc- wry best mater-
..
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l'l il‘.\\\' l~rixlgv is. unile-rgning sumo rc-
n~l “as thoroughly inspected on
C: 'l?‘-ll.i_\ by tln‘ u-lm-tnivn. Tlir‘y think
,. id'wigr minnut fitflflli longer than until
:llnl liaivn- decided in obtain an esti-
fwr .l now iron lifil“‘~bfiligl‘, from
. iail’lti'n who have ri‘i‘vntly built the
\x broke at Brady‘s crossing. Norwalk.
4”»w—c—
liirtim from this plzii‘u visiting “'estpm'f.
0 mild “Till on t‘hurles llurlhutt. formerly
" ti“.~ plmw. who will be found roady to
furnixh h‘t‘ i-rcnni. soda water or confec.
:-.~_':vr)', in a thoroughly polite and atten-
Tl‘n" murmur. If s placeis an attraction in
:2» way of neatnew and pleasantly fitted
Apartments.
‘0.
Mr. Philip N. Smith was married to
Mi“ 1 'lura Evenden. at St. Paul‘s parson-
.t;~-. nu \Vadnesday evening last, Rev.
W'ilium (l. Spencer officiating. The pres-
- rzi “wry numerous and very handsome.
Tin-y l--l‘t town the same evening on the
ixtvrv'so train. and after a trip of some
>l lye. among the Catskills, will visit Ridge.
fivlli. th- imme- of the groom.
—-~— «O?
in the strawberry growing regions of
Queens and Suflolk counties.' on Long
Hand. the schouls are closed this week to
allow ill!. children to pick berries. The
hull; of the shipments will be made this
week. Last Monday. sixty tons of straw-
lwrfiwi were shipped from Riverhcsd for
Union. This srrsngement is equally an
:irs-iimmmiation tn the growers sud s help
tn the children.
W <y..-_.
.\ port! individual who felt that he
must do his whole dut , yelled fire in
hrs-«i hall on the first sirm of fire Sut-
nrdav evening. slmout creating a panic.
Mr. J. O. Jennings. the wide swsko busio
my manager of \V’estendorf‘s show. col‘
laml the man and shut his mouth. while
“'mtcndorf quieted the fears of the alarm-
nl mmbly. Had the fellow succeeded
m his alarm there is no doubt some one
would l-svo been severely injured—Nor-
ll'u'h Bulbfin.
”coo—-
H. “1 Lyon of “Import. general agent
for tho Sonbwutern Mutusl Life Ins. Co.
hm- paid Mrs. Wm. B. Dunc-n. the sum
of thrne tbouund dollsn. tbs! being their
amount of Summer on the life of the
late Mr. Duncan. Ir. Dorian bud uksu
uni this policy shout sigbtoru mouths pre-
vious to his dash, sad the premiums psid
had smountsd to two hundred sud forty~
nine dollurs und four cents.
w“
Some excitement wss oucssioued in
-Tsks ou'ryslls for the Point.
*—
Dou‘t forget the excursion to Rockswsy
Beach. July 4th by stunner Adelphi.
W
The Hsrvsrd crow scored a. victory 0“"
tho Columbia crew at New London on
Monday.
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John H. Smith is having his but houses
WEN up. Henry Bangor is one of
the mill“.
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Grund displsy of fireworks; Prof. Souls:
rowing mstch: dancing sud bathing all
at Rot/on Point on Monday July 4th.
W‘—
Tbv steamer “Msble l... Stevens."makl’fl
five trips, and the carryalls four trips to
Baton Point on the 4th. .
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Judging from the way the privilegm at
the new Iron Pier at Coney Island are
selling. the purchasers must expect to
do an immense business during the season.
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The party of young men that started
for Nantucket two weeks ago. arrived
home last Saturday, safe and sound.
«9——
Charles Thompson. colored. of Cobble
Hill was put in the lockup Monday night
for being drunk.
~———w— 4—
rhmvdcr attend the H. A.
—If you like
R. pic nic at Benedict Farm July lib.
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A communication in another column
lieadui “ A Much Needed Reform.“ will
Mafinwrwt to many. and all should
wall it.
llr. llun «rfuniahe new doctor. is pick:
in: main: fiends fnrhiuiwlf and gaming
\rm‘tive ant. lie drives- a twat turnout.—
g‘fvimfiwl Adan-“fax
le “alimn‘k l‘hulanx of Nurwalkhavo
rugwxl the ntnwuer Medici L. Stewnx for
an Mvuhimi to Ruin“ “um. July Nth.
as our 3—1.1
Thu “violin?! and iuvuilwn of tho grud‘
immigvlasuuf l‘mon School will giw a
nu‘upihm at tho whml building. nvxt r‘rb
digv owning. lnvuntimi.‘ haw. luv“ ia-
suml.
w”..- » ~ ...
Will llvll has ontvrnl his yacht. tho
"Julm [-2. Roll,“ for tho raw at lisricn on
“with. Will cxpu‘ts to bring the first
prixv to South Norwnlk.
~~—-—-ooo‘—-———
lion. .I. D. Smith and his famous yacht
thc “f".stellc.“ has brought such honors to
Stamford within the last tun days. that
the Stamford Band sercnndod Mr. Smith‘s
family. Saturday cvvning.
4"- ~
(lur vorm-t hand have rcceivcd an invi~
tutiun from the l'nih-d Butchers‘ Associw
tinn of .‘v’urwnlk. to accompany thorn on
tlu-ir «Uh of July clam luikc. to ho held on
our of the islands udjm‘cnt to Norwnlk.
Should tlivy am‘ept. we wish them a pluns‘
:int tinnk—Riligrfirld Pram.
M ~-~——
The new time tables of the .‘1'. Y. & N.
11.. and llanbury railroads went into ef-
fc-ct Mnnduy morning. The chnngm are
slight. The only nmteriul change on the
llmihury road is the first train up in the
morning. which leaves five minutes ear-
lier.
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The st-‘umer Mabel 1.. Stevens will run
to Roton Point. making about five trips.
to ai‘i‘miiinmialc those who wiah to attend
tlm annual reunion and dinner of the
Vcterxn Odd Fellows Asunciation. Tues-
day. July l‘lth.
m
A Norwalk boy who went “'cst to kill
lndiuns, but was headed off by Schurz,
and was obliged to walk back home,
Without u scalp, is annoyed by un rin~
ripled boys who gather in front 0 the
atom where he works, and execute Indian
war dancea.-—I)uulmry News.
My.“
A little boy was picked up by our polico
last night in the streets. and it was sonic
tune before they wenl enabled to find out
where he belonged. liis name was Charles
Elwood. non of Lon Elwood. Norwulk.
who had strziywl mvuy from home and be-
came lost. He was sent up town on a
horse our.
"—9..”—
The scwcr backed up in Lounsbusy
Brothers and the Sax'rixmmlfice yesterday
during the savere showcr. Not much
damage was done. The question is
whether the sewer in \Vasbiugton street
is large enough. Judging froni the rc-
sults of yesterday‘s storm we should my
not.
90.
ll. Cornell “'hite‘s fleet of Rockuwny
and Conny Island “rumors has liven aug-
mented by the addition of the Txvilight.
To-nmrrow excursions to the new iron
iivr. llrighton Bench. will be madc every
iour. Thu llrzind Republic and Columbia
will run to llorkuwny. stopping at (lune-y
Island on route lmth wuya.—-.\'. l'. Sun.
WM—
Buvholz, the murder of Schulte, is one
of the most industrious and best behaved
convicts in tlw state prison. He earns
something every wvck by Working over
tir'u».V With the object. probably of devoting
the money to hiring counsel to aid him in
an effort to obtain his release. Mrs. Alex~
under him changed oulv slightly, and is
still inclined to represent herself as a pious
and much abused woman. ‘
MOO—.—
Company D of this city stands 19th, and
Company I“ of Norwalk, 20th, in order of
merit among the forty-two companies of
the Connecticut National Guard, accord-
ing to Major McCrea's report. 0f the
Fourth Regiment he says: "This regiment
hm two companies that are excellent—
among the best in the state—two others
are good, two others are fair. two are
poor, and one bad—decidedly bad." He
also recommends "that Companies U and
I. First Regiment, Company F,Third Reg-
iment, Company C, Fourth Regiment of
Stamford, and Company D, Fifth Battal-
ion. be disbanded.
—-—-—ooo———
John H. Ferris left this city for “later.
bury. last Friday morning, with his horse
"Nellie." He stopped at Bridgeport Fri-
day night. and drovr.I to Waterbury Satur-
day, where ho met his wife who had been
visiting there for a few days. They stsr-
ted for home Monday and arrived here
yesterdsy. John enjoyed the drive very
much, sud contemplates taking 3 short
vacation in the suns way during the sum-
mer.
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On Ssturdsy night the Americas made
the uptrip, u the Adelphi was hauled
of! on dry-dock for some rcpsirs. Suudsy
afternoon the Adelpfii come up, sad when
of! Blsckwells blond, she collided with
the steam yscht "Anus" csptsined by
Lewis McGovern, sud owned by Jeremlsb
Hendrick-on knd John Bronfiecbt, who
were on board. The ysobt was moving
sluggisbly slang under s slight brat-u,
sud ooutsineds putty of bslf s dosen
young men from Enrica. Tbs yacht was
dsiusged. sud ssverslof tbs youngmen
were thrown luwtbswswr, but sll suc-
cssded in cutting ssfoly should them-
bout. sud wbst might bsvs proved s ssh
ions accident. was svaldsd. As usual
twodiflsrontstoriasre told, none!“-
tugputydrclsrstbsttbsywsvs rookie-
ly run down by the Addpbi. sad tbs
Adelpbl embers ssy tbs: the whistle was
blowutkrsstlmes. unduly-ibis warn-
ing given. butthsttbscourssoftksvsobt
mantle sud its odious lam
Ithaldtbutbsowusrs of tbs "Anus“
wills-stardom“ Tbs m wss
MsyorAdsmsdrlmshsudsomoblsok
horse.
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Rad H. Vun Hoosu‘r new sdvsrtise-
moat.
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The St. Msry‘s Church of Norwslk, will
pic nic st tbs Fair Grounds. on July 4th.
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Aldermsn Ely‘s summer midenoe on
Muss Hill is now occupied by his fsmily.
-.___...___.
Herbert S. Brown of this city, wss one
of the senior sppointmeuts made st. Yule
College, last Saturday.
‘00.’
Civilongineer W. B. Rider sturted Tues~
du fur Oueonts. N. Y.. to look after the
pp lic wster works for that enterprising
villsgc. Rider is the mun that can fix
them out if any one earn—Gazette.
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The South Norwulk Savings Bank bu
declsmduseml-snnusl dividend of four
per cent.
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The Dunbury sud Norwslk Railroad bss
issued s specul bill for the excursions on
tho; rosd July «b.
"—w—fi—a
The rowing match st Rotor: Point on
the Fourth between David Nash of this
city sud Frank Bell of New York. will
undoubtedly draw a large crowd.
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William H. Earle. of East avenue. ship-
ped. yesterday. to New Hum. his oosoh.
when it will be thoroughly omhsuled.
—If your oitfi cousin; are visiting you
July «h. takqt m to the G. A. R. pie
niv. st Benedict Farm. and give then! s
chowder.
T? -m 7—1:.
Nat Remix of Rorwulk. bu lulled u
mt puck“ gum it wu printed at the
Hum-Wand lasvrvdittotlmu.
_, ”—5
A martin; of the mum". of this New
tune Club will take place st J. ‘1‘. Profit“
stwm .‘lurwtlk, on Friday night. A full
sacrum in \le.
“*2 w a ,t‘
Nstbwfl Nvusliou is manning this
city for two well written voluuws, om
in: tho Lifr of l‘nrnvll, Ind the arbor tho
lufcuf Nichol-l [hum-aw Ifmvn fbl‘
‘nm,
v.4... ~‘..—»-M
The bsnd did not plsy lust Ssturduy
night owing tau the dasth of the fstbcr of
the louder. Thvy will pluy next Ssturduy
night, and the progrsrums snnouncsd for
last Ssturdsy will be rendered.
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R. l. Tolles brought to our office yester-
day s nice mass of turnips from his fun:
at Dsricu. Those wishing u good mess of
turnips should call on R. l. Tolles. he con
be own in town nesrly ever day.
WW
Min Emily A. Rice. furiiierlyprincipal
of Durien Seminary. at Dorian. Conn, re-
turned from her European tour lust week,
in good hoslth. A ublic reception wss
given her at the She don House, on has-
day evening. There was a large sttcnd~
anc€ snd film company was well mob
mined wit spa-0c ca, poems, ates—A ry
Illrk Joicrnu .
a...“
On Monday the huge msstiff owned by
l. M. Hoyt flew out at. and would probs-
bly have eaten up Frank Smith‘s little
dog "Monk." but for the timely interfer-
ence of hy-standars. At one time thcrc
Was a prospoct of greatly roduoed prices
in sausages at Dunlop‘u Washington mar-
ket.
«W
——(live your children a day‘s enjoyment
by taking them to the G. A. R. pic nic. at
Benedict Farm. July 4th.
Waco—~—
Rev. Mr. Cromlish will preach next Sun-
day evening. at the East Avenue M. E.
Church. 84th of July Hermon, and all
nicuilwm of the Grand Army of the R0-
public snd old soldiers are specially in-
vited to be present.
——-¢oo————
Liverymun Shermun, of South Norwulk
him abarn full of fine horses and hand-
some carriages. and city people never have
to go elsewhere for neat and stylish turn-
outs. Mr. Sherman‘s prices are very rou-
giimablo, one great secret of his success.—
ullf‘.
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There was either a cock-fight or a prize
fight on Goose Island on Monday. but up
to the present time we were unable to ascor-
tain which it was. One of the ovstsrmen
reports seeing a steambostllsnd about five
hundred there, and that they formed a
ring, but he thought it rsther risky to be
so inquisitive as to ascertain what they
were doing.
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A regular meeting of the Lsnd Dengue
will be held in the basement of the Catho-
lic church. Norwalk. next Sunday after-
noon. On Thursday. July 7th. the Ladies
Luml League will hold a public; meeting
in St. Joseph‘s Hall, Norwslk. Speskera
will be present and address the meeting.
All interested are esrnmtly requested to be
prcnent.
-—-o-oo—-———
The Yale crew took mien of their
quarters on the Thames river last Wednes-
day. Fred Wood, the coach. is With them
and a steam launch is expected in s fsw
days. The Harvard crew will arrive in
New London Friday. The day of the
race has not yet been decided on. but it
will unquestionably be July 1.
———-ooo—-—-—
Luzon Brnswnumuss.—usssrs. Hus-
don a Co. have called our attontion in s
ractica‘ way. to the strawberries they
ave for some time been furnishing to
their patrons, and certainly the are sfinc
variety. They are raised in rien, and
are large. luscious. and of u pecullsrly
bright color. One of the berries meuurcd
six rind three-quarter inches around the
waist. and the flavor of the fruit scams
not. to have been sscrificed on sccount of
the extraordinary growth—Stamford Ad-
vacate.
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C. W. LeCouut is very busy st his mun-
ufsctory in Esst Non-walk tasking ms-
cbinist's tools. Mr. LeCouut bus spent s
grout msny dollsrs in sdvsrtising sud be
now has the plenum of seeing it. return
ten fold. We are now printing for him
thirty thousand twelve pugs price lists,snd
only s short time sgo we delivered fifteen
thousand of the some to him. The” price
lists sre sent sll over the country. sud be-
sides this be sdvcrtisss largely in trade
journsls. which, with the roputstloc his
goods bsvo stained. mskss it necesssry
for him to push things to keep up with
his orders.
”7" O 0 O
The “Oenoko” Buss Bull Club, of this
town, wentto Norwslk and pin ed with
the “Burs" ofthst plsce, lust turd: .
The "Stun"sbone too brightly for c
Oenoke’s, sad the won the game by the
unequsl score of to a The boys bsvo
cbsngcd the figures somsw d
now ting the hazing“. ugh-1.1::
“889.” smembers-of tbs bolus club
bsvs dlsooverud their wesk points, “a
will at onoepmoesd to straw than.
Arcturngunswlllbsplsy iutblsfown
stnodlstxntds , when our boys will
mskssblg torcduoetbosoors giv.
on sham—Nae Canaan w.
Tbs New York CitysndNortbcru Rsll-
rosdisnowrunnisg regular-talus from
Brewster sumo New York. This 8
tbsmsdtbstissuppossdlooonpstswltb
tbstnburysudNorwslkrosd. Incrdsr
todotbiswsthinktboywm luvs hdo
much mums“! to their running
wrobeWsoompstltor. Ao-
oordingtotlno able ismsd may by
tumult! it inquires clues bour- to
run from Bun-stars “on (which is
twolvsmllssoutofbsubury), comm
MYark,wbllsflutlaisoutbs&nbu-y
mud (in. Dash-u h damn-nu .
Nun's wsstsd. ass silv. in smother
column.
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Bwordskssbsdsuewirou all put up
in front of his store.
—--*O——-—
E. 8. Rood bu! bis swulug curled
swsy during the storm ysstsrdsy.
—-—-.00—-
The butchers‘ association oftbls city;
numbering shout forty. will phonic st
“Novou.” July 6th. Thomas“ bond
will furnish music.
—Wsnted—Bosrd in s privsto family for
s voun lady. Address A. B. 0.. South
Norws , P. 0.
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The proprietor of the Dorian House has
made sxtrs preparations for the 4th. The
Point will be s good plsoo to spend the
day.
--—-OOO—-—
The New flsveu Winn issued this
morning s supplement with s full account
of the commencement exercises of Yule
college in New Hsven yesterday. The
Palladium is s wide-awake sud go-shrsd
shoot.
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David Stowe is furnishing m- stls
school. st Newton. with new funituro
throughout. She but taken tho lsrgo
summer residence formerly occupied by
Hr. Hooker.
Wm
P Sow: falls» terribly bests MW
in Dunbury yumdsy. The polioo in this
city were W “to be on the look‘
outfurtberu.“ “was-unmask four
oftbe crowd «In this wombutupto
the prmut tum nothing bus boon rseu
of them.
“.9:—
Mni. Ellulmh nominal. the wosltby
pblhathmilst. ms to hollow in m
sl mukumueli as giving fnoty from
minimum Whoahsrmbow, Dr.
Rmvoll, of Stamford wss tskou with an
«inward am mull pm. Ibo inherit
utoly started from New York to stand
upon him. and baboon in the unsun-
tiucd hoim quietly saluting his wife sud
mother in urine for him.
“~009—
Thst the Odd Fellows excursion, on
Wrdnrodsy Issuwnssvsry Multby sud
lnvigonmng sfhir, we give below s billof
furs mourned by one young lsdy. to
whom the " all on the sos “ must have
nmvod s great sppetinrr. She is employed
in one of the list shops in our city. Bill
of mnsumptlun:—sovenmn plumes of loo
cream, nine bsnunss. nine orsngcs. ouc-
hslf peck of mutants, snd six squsrc
meals. She had previously breakfssted on
brosd and milk, and had made amazo-
menu to attend the strawberry festival on
that evening. She wished to go on the
temperance excuruion the following dsy,
but. upon being informed thst she would
bechsrgod double price. she decided to
let this one slip—but. next year. We src
privstsly informed tbst that the " doubls
price“ arrangement wss a ”put up job" by
her employers who know her to be s
fsitliful workmsn. cud were sfrsid sbs
would “eat herself to death“ if allowed to
take in another excursion so soon.
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At is meeting of the Reform Association
last night, the following wsr pascal by s
unanimous vote:
Sow-u Nomvxu. June 28th, 1881.
At at meeting of the South Norwalk
Temperance Reform Association, held this
date the following was unanimously vo-
Thnt the South Norwalk Temperance
Reform Annunciation desires to exproas to
Mr. J. M ers their high appreciation of
steamer {long Brunch ss s vessel for ex-
cursions. having found her commodlous.
staunch. nut! in every wsy sdspted for
."w ........ wt...“ 3.33.:
tblcggnmtbscnge of in m rstytlo while
in motion. and the complete ordcr in which
she is kept.
And we denim through Mr. Myers to rc-
turn our thanks to the officers xud crew
of the Long Branch for their uniform
courtee and efforts to make our pleasure
comple , as the spared no pains to that
end. and prov themselves gontlcmsn
throughout.
Our secretary is requesecd to transmit a
minute of this vote to Hr. Myers.
0. F. HALLMK, President.
C. N. Suirn. Secrutsry.
It was slso voted that the association go
on an excursion June, 1882. near same
date as this year as tide will permit.
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—Go to the G. A. R. pic niu, at Bona-
dict Farm. July 4th and have a good
dance.
W‘W_
Last Saturday night the conductor of
the “'Mhington freight called to Hen.
Ilsllock as the‘ train was passing thu da-
pot. and told him that, there wuss man
down nesr the lower bridge with both
arms broken. Ben blew his whistle and
gsvs s few raps with his club to call his
companion McGrsvv. In I. moment up
came McGraw sud Hen told him the cir-
cumstance sud the duty before them. So
of! they; startod down the truck, and when
near the bridge they hrsrd groans from
one who seemed to be watering greatly.
It was but s moment before the “knights
of the club" stood over the emulated
form of s human being who was crying
out, ' ob ! no arms, they srs both broke."
Hen. ssked him whst he could do for him
when he rspllod :—“lt is s drink I want
—samc whoa—key."
The officers tried to tsko hold of him,
but he seemed to be in such pslu thst
they fluslly concluded to pick him up sud
carry him to the depot. The journey
wss s very long sud tedious one, the
officers using their utmost csre. so as not
to hurt the sufferer. After they had
ssfoly lsnded him It the depot. the next
thing was to summon msdiosi lid. Mo.
Grsw hurried off sftor Dr. Burke, while
Hen. romslnod with the pstisnt. getting
him wster to drink sud doing losers!
nursing, sud from wbst we baud. bs
sated ss though he was sn old but! st it.
It wss sometime before the Doctor could
be srausod, but they finsllv succeeded.
Ha didn't wsit to put on his oollsr, or a:
himself up in his ususl nut sud My
nsunsr, but hurriedly presented himself
before, whst be expected to see. sdylng
ma. At the spprosoh of the Doctor tbs
pstlont cried out. “ob! murtbsr, me am
sre both broke.” The Doctor csugbt hold
of his srms sud commenced to pump on
thsmutboughbobudkoldof onsoftbs
old-fublonod Brooklyn pump, 11..
more be pumped the mars the mun bol-
lowed, but the Doctor took in the situa-
tion. be ssw that lie vvss s frsud. sud our
radars on lmsglno the continuum of
those “con" when he snnouncsd to
them that than was nothing the m
with the ma onlybo w“ my 11,.
omcorsmfrlc very chap ovu- this “a were
'0'“ '0 Cl?! the msgood sound
claw-r. but were per-mad not any
duos “l“ ““0! hsppousd. no thought
rsgsrd to tho nsksd maul-mu.“
MWWMW. sndbsshsdnsuv
sgoodlsngbovermbutm
thotbasqunow.
O
fimlfldhm
tbosspvcssut. Bubsslsidverylow,
WWOIWWMMMb
who?
Ulla. Iclool.
Tbs ngexsroisosof tbsolsslof
1881,wlubunld in the Franklin street
huldiug.Frldsyp.n..July1I% stk
o‘clock. In sdditioutotbsususl omis-
ssof gndustlou. sfsmwill beprssoul-
cd bymenbsrsoftko school. All or.
oordlsllylnvltsdtosmud.
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lluttcn News.
AdsmBrotbsrs srs full of orders st
Mt. G.P.Adslushssbosnofl for I
short vsostlon. _
ltwssreportsd the first of tho week
thst Brown a Sherwood bsd lost s hun-
dred dossu lists by not being properly
stiffened. Tbsfscts srs they will loose
lustbsntbrss darn. sud they on be
sold so tbst the loss will bs but s trfno.
fl..—
I‘ounh of July.
The 4th of July excursionis just st pres-
on “ the much tslked of." The Adolpbl
will leave South Nor-walk. Hondsy, July
4th. st 7:50; rm, on srrivsl of trslus
from Dunbury sud New Haven, sud gives
mmbsofsusxourslun trip to the ses-
Iide. second to none of tbo assoc. A
popula- orobestrs bond will sooompsny
the sxourslon. sud the fsrv for the round
trip will bonnet: cents from Norwslk sud
s dollsr sud fifteen cents fromDsnbury.
This will pines the, excursion tickets with-
iutlnrssoli of sll who wish to stroll
mm the mt holds sud enjoy the st‘
auctions of Gene: lsluid. MWMJIIQ
Addpbi willlcuvstbonowlrou plcr «a
bunk.
r
W
odd mum» mus-st
“0mm of Weduordsy lust. was
out of tbs most snjoysbls of the m.
“is “cannabis“ left this city st also s. m.
with about s W W
first hiding wss nude st My Island.
st the usw iron pier. ubout 1:90 noon.
flmnmtbsubslftbsmumonbhkft
tho bout. sud tho Int Med to Rock
“my, when s most delightful hour suds
bulf wu- spsut. A\ three o‘clock them
stutsdforhmsndsrrivrdhsnslmls
stursp. m. Whaler a Wilson‘sbsml
from mm mm theexcur-
slonlsts. sud furnished somevory fluent»
sic. [lacing was frcely indulgd in.
sud sppsrcutly much enjoyed by sll.
Tbcdsys trip wss pronounced s decided
sum sud by those who went. vi most
enjoysble sflsir throughbut. All seemed
very free in their acknowledgements of
having. "splendid time.“
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0le Council.
An adjourned meeting of the Bosrd of
Councilmen was held on Mondsy evening,
Msyor Adm! in the chair, ull the coun‘
cilmsn pressut.
A petition was presenud for s street
lump on‘ Esst Wssblngtou street, below
the autumn. office. Referred to com-
mittee on lumps sud gas.
Bids were received for constructing a
sewer on Rsilrosd Place. The bids were
lsid on the table sad the matter was refer-
red back to the spools! committee on sew-
ers to report st the next meeting. .
The Mayor sppointed councilman H.
Seymour, Bullock and Austin I commit-
tee to spportion the expense of laying the
sidewslk in front of the property known
as the Gregory place.
Franklin A. Tolles was elected city col-
lector on list of 1881. to an vacancy.
A resolotion wss pusscd ordering the
property'holdars on chestnut street to lay
s sidewalk before the first of OctoberJSSI.
. ———-ooo——-——
The Coley Island Crack Shots.
In the class shoot open to those never
hsving won x prize at the State Associao
tions meetings. there were 158 entries.
Out of these, 18 shot seven birds apiece“
86 shot six spleoe. snd 39 shot five spiced?
Three birds apiece were used in shooting
ad the ties of seven. This contest was
msde especially interesting by the flue
shooting of F. Burritt of this city. s mem-
ber of the Long Island Gun Club; and C.
J. Heinold of the Audubon Club of Buda-
lo. Burritt shot fourteen pigeons consec-
utively, missing the fifteenth, but bringing
down his sixteenth. Heinold made A
strslgbt. thirteen.but missed his fourteenth
sud sixteenth. F. Bur-rift won the first
prize, s gun vsluod st 3950. and Helnold
won s sewing msohlno valued st 375. A
protest vvss entered against the award of
his priseivo Bur-rm, on the ground that be
is not. a resident of the state, and on Fri-
dsy last the standing committee of the
State Association heard the protest. and
decided him to be disqualified from psrv
tieipsting in the‘ matches. on . the ground
of non-résidence. This gives the first
prize to Heinold. Burritt‘s fine shooting
uttrscted very grest attention. He is
generally acknowledged a most remarks-
blo msrksmsu.
Hr. Burritt has been invited to sttend
the tesm match to take plsoe at Long
Brunch onJuly 5th. but owing to otlmr
engsgsments be will not. be sble to sttond._
W
Bclon Palm. July 4th.
Every preparation bss been rustic by Mr.
Aokort to accommodate sn unlimited
number on July 4th. The bath houses are
In radium for those who wish to enjoy
6 son bulk. The pswllon is very lsrge.
and is good for either dsncing or for shel-
ter. Refreshments of sll kinds will be
served onctbe grounds. Prof. Souls will
preside st the plum, sud tbs: slone is in-
duoemént enough to visit the Point. The
facilities for getting to sud from the Point
were never bofors so good. Cspt. Stevens
will run bk new stesmer “Hubs! L. Ste-
vens" from the stsslnbost dock, asking
five trips during the dsy. The csrrysll
will run, “tasking four trips, sud those
who go futile Point on the Fourth will
undoubtedly hsve s good time. One of
the sttrsctlous of the dsy will be the row-
,iug mulch between David Nab of this
city sud Frsnk Bell, s Hell Gste pilot of
New York. There will slso be s scrub
rsoe. open to sll comers, rutrsnos foo ti.
For psrtloulsrs' of this rsos osll on or
communicate with Wm. 3. Benton, on
Tsveru Islsnd, who bus the sole msnsge-
mentor it. Therein to be s bsudsoms
prise offered for the winner of this nae.
In the main: “8:80 there will be sgrsnd
dlsplsy of fireworks. Tsklng it altogether
there wss never before offered the induce-
ments to visit Rotor: Point on the glorious
Fourth ss this yesr. by Hr. Aoksrt. A
spools! police force will be present. day
sud evening, to mslntslu order.
-—-—OOO-—-——
Thunder nor-s.
During tbs lover! thunder storm of
Sunday shot-noon, considerable dsmsgc
wss dons. sud one quits ssrlous maiden:
wound in flat Nor-walk. The house of
JobnTryonwssstrsck, sud In. Try/on
rooslvd s ssvsru shock from which she
mum In. Tryout sums to
“‘9 inouruoto‘booksluostwsusntusxpss-
ass!- tbs dspot was struck. And we un-
dew it struck sud killed one of Owen
Kludlllou‘s cows. sud slso the residence of
Cbsrlss Album, sud tbs: his wife wss
shunned. -
Alsrgobols wss washed out opposite
the rssldsms of Eben Hill on Goslln
brook rosd, sud “other st the out and
of the Bonsdlot Farm bridge which will
bsve to be fixed st once.
—*’———
“Antonio's" Note look.
in men "Luv-mum‘s" m muon-
xn, m vsxlous mu no me:-
nxzrrs m won-run DOWN, immune
vtsws or m oourr.
Msdemoiselle “Roma“ bss struck s
sympstbetio cord within our burst. Her
vivucity mingled with bar srtlsssnssssnd
innocence bus st once rsisod her in our
LAM
Is one of the best for Family Use made in America. At the
x.
present time it isvery low in price. It. will soon advance, and if
you use it or want it, now is the time to buy. For a. short time
I shall sell it. at
5 cents a cake. or as cakes for $1.00.
W. W. COMSTOCK.
sstimstlon ss s lady of much refinement
sndosroful culture.
Her warn and geuisl sentiments remind»
met the sunny clinics of the Eat. A
Spsnlsb dsmrol or one of Italy’s fair
dsughters would spank ss she spesks—sbs
hfuflofmsnmudbud must be the
hesrttbstwould full to respond to this
music. Missile. your sympstby for
uswbouinthobsndsoftbopolioemuis
veryklnd.sudwom exceedingly guts-
ful. Butmtbiugwemustny,mknot
tomlleontbem—thoysn benestb you.
Ablwccouldstslluufold. whossllgbtest
wordwould burrow up thy soul: m
tbyymugbmm You ssy tho: are
uot‘fiins." Well. Mademoiselle. ‘tvrers
WMyoutomln in your blissful
snuofignmudwowouldmh
rudelytssvtbevsilfmyoureyss. But
wckuowtbuu. bsvs wstoksd their so-
\ioustlmsudtimsguiusndtbo‘jottiuo
urn.
Colitis lady, the ksy of somv chained
musicinyour words unlocks s taunted
climber in our soul. sndwen‘msupssk.
lfyouwisbvosnllson my one. perhaps
wo could aid you in ranking s Mu.
Row there is Rob MW su unknow-
ledgsd “lsdy killer.“ lie is ins“ "upsets
s nodol young mu. rstbcr givcutocigun
m‘tistruo. but than, you know. he
must do ”nothing to quiet his nerves of.
tors fstiguing dsyiu the trimming room
of one of our hstohops—tboss trimmers.
we bsvs kcsrd are enough to drive s
young mm crsxy. We would like to
cswb one in some secluded spot. und give
her s good tslking to. for Rob‘s asks. We
have often heard Rob ssy he would like to
get u “mull" somewhere. What he could
mesa by this expression, poor fellow, oth-
erwise tbun to be crushed to death, und
thus end his life of worriment, we do
not know. Smile on him Mademoiselle,
sud perhsps ‘twill sot like the dew drop on
the rose—rcvive, infraction sud recuperste
him. .
But. beware of s young msn named
Ricketts. He is to be met with at Still-
son‘s drug scum, or at the Muhsckcmo.
He is known as one of the ”bloods," you
know, sad we hsvo heard him spoken of
us the "Newburgh Snide," though what
tbst means we do not know—some slang
pbrsse. no doubt.
Finslly, Mademoiselle, remember that
you have a friend in us. sud any questions
you wish to ask, or any mystery you may
wish us to fathom. you hsve but to men-
tion it, and we will toil from dsylight’s
dswn till sunset to‘ please one of Eve‘s
most charming daughters.
We are often in s brown-study—dreum'
ily musing. as it were. We view the pass-
ing events mora as s plouuro panorama
than no s series of start: realities, and be.
ing of st: inquiring turn of mind, we of-
ten and curse)! in strange company. ' Ev-
er dy to learn, we patiently listen to.
sud sl antly watch whatever happens near
us. The comet in the North, which has of
late been the object of surprise sud specu-
lations among sstrouomers. claimed s
share of our attention s few evenings sgo
sud going down on the ourrisgo bridge we
bsd a clear sud unobstructed field of view.
It. wss in the “wee stus‘ hours,“ and the
city and surroundings wore s destblike
stillness. Not s solitary policeman was
seen. sud all wss as quiet as s desf sud
dumb asylum. We guard upward long
sud study sud feasted our eyes on the
rsre visitor.
“As s genuine comet, from whence
come you f“ we asked in our sdmiration.
hardly expecting an answer.
"Oh, my name is O‘Brien from Har-
lem," suddsnly sounded s voice in our
neighborhood. And hardly bad we re-
covered from our surprise at. this inter-
ruption than another voice exclaimed
mom horribly than the first:—
“Shut up. Joe! I have a. daughter Julis
sud she is seventeen."
We now became thoroughly nlsrmed.
recognising the voices us coming from in-
dividusls thoroughly lutoxicuted.
It's my.turn now.” cried the third in so-
cents more frightful than the rest. inter-
rupting bis oompsnions. "I thought I‘d
die when she culled for pie, for I had but
fifty cents."
We felt it our duty to rush in, seize
ltd bind thorn sud bring them before our
most excellent Judge Crsw: but second
thoughts are sometimes the best, sud ss
they were three sad we but one. we quietly
wsitsd in tbo‘shsdow of sbuilding—llke s
vslient polioemsn—snd let the intoxicated
fiends pus unmolestod. Now wbst we
would like tossk ls, where were the po-
lice f Remsmber it was just put mid-
night, sud these three riotous obspsmsde
more noise than the “City of Norwslk"
when blowing for the drswgbrldgss to
open. No one in the neighborhood could
full to lies!- thorn. Psrhsps our public
protectors were tsking their second mp,
who knows. Amino.
—-—..——--
Personals.
Mrs. E. B. Jones sud children spent.
Suudsy In this city, with Mrs. Chester F.
Taller, Mrs. Jouss‘ mother.
abstain Footie sud fsinllypf New Jere
soy, spent. Sunday with MrJ‘oote's mother.
In. C. W. Tufts. 4
In. Shaman of Now Jersey. wss the
guest of Mrs. C. W. Tufts over Suudsy.
William Foote h expected home from
collego in s few dsys. \
Prlnolpsl Wslrsdv stten lust week.
the tenth snnusl reunion students st
tho Acsdemy in Wilbur-b ,’ Ilsa.
Mrs. Brown of Brooklyn. is visiting her
mother, Hrs. Brown, on lulu strut. city.
Kiss Lillie Cronin-n of Bridgeport. has
been visiting Mrs. B. 3. Ram, this city.
Il-Josls sud Edith Crossuou of this
city, as vbitlng‘frlsuds in long Ridge.
“Wu. 3'. Bath of Word, has
bssu was; in this city.
Ills Curls w of mm. is visit-
lngll- 1&3“.qu smug. ‘
fiAMflI «we.
in»
mam
of
W.m€sklswssk.
Mucous Garth
l
Dry . Goods
smut murmurs
Offered in order to reduce stock
before repairing and enlarging
my store.
FOR CASH ONLY
11. VAN HOOSEAB, *'
68 Washington St, So. N orwalk, Conn.
LAST VISIT
to South Norwalk.
DR. sffi'.’ FISKE.
Clah-voyant Physic-fan, and
Ilesler. Barlow; and Test Medium of 80 years From
ncv. The, doctor has been coming here awry mouth
for tlw past six years. sud has slwsys met with lib-
crsl patron l sud succus. Owing tn his
practice in ow vou. sud other arrangements.
will discontinue his visit: to Norwulk.
All those dfllimlln of mi- Doctor‘s m-rvlms. an m.
sult him at the City Hotel, South Norwslk,»
Monday and Tuesday. June 27th
and 28th.
Officoboursfmrn9s. unto 9p.n.
The Doctor can be consulted st lils omen, No.17!)
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